The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

I Just Ask Your Grocer Just Ask Your Grocer FUR SOUTH WALES j JAMS & MARMALADE South Wales Jam & Marmalade Co. Ltd- CARDIFF. SALBS BY AUCTION.

Births, Marriages and Deaths. 4 prepaid charge of Is. 6a, is made tor announcements of Births and Deaths (il a verse is added the charge is 2s, 6d. more according to leng-ra) and 2s. 6dfor Marriage announcements under this Heading. In all casts the charge must be prepaid. ACKNOWLEDCMENTS. Lieutenant E. E. Williams and Mrs. Rowlands and family wish to tender their most sincere thanks to the kind friends for their letters and personal expressions of sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes received which are too numerous to acknowledge individually. p2585 Mr. and Mrs. Evan Rowlands and family, Neuadd, South-road, Aberystwyth, desire to tender their heartfelt thanks to all their friends for their kind sympathy in their sad bereavement in the Joss of their dear son, Lanoe-corporal Evan David Rowlands, Royal Welsh Fusilie-s, who died of pneumonia, fol- lowing the effects of gas, in France on October 31st. p2589 IN MEMORIAM. PUGHE.—In loving memory of our dear son, Griffith (Dit), who died November 17th, 1914. Four years have passed since that sad day When one we loved was called away, God thought it best, it was His will, But in our hearts he liveth still." A loving son and a brother dear. Ever remem- ¡ bered by Father, Mother, Sisters, and Brother, 76, Scawfell-street, London. p2674

PREPAID SCALE Booses to Let. Houses Wanted, Situations Wanted. Situations Vacant. Apartments to be Let. Miscellaneous Wanted. Articles Lost and Found. No. of DOll Three Six Nine Words Insert,oLi Insertions Insertions Insertions d. d. s. d. 8. d. 21 13 26 40 50 28 19 36 50 6 0 35 2 3 4 6 6 0 7 0 42 2 9 5 6 7 0 8 0 493 3 66 80 90 1t N.B.—If Box Number Given, 3d. extra charged for postage of replies. Wedding presents, 2d. a line. Musical and other successes, 2/6 prepaid not more than 5 lines, 6d. a line afterwards. SITUATIONS VACANT. A GOOD NURSE GENERAL, 17-20, re- quired for Aberystwyth, later for Birm- ingham—Address, Box 417, "Cambrian News," Aberystwyth. p2524 COOK-GENERAL, 30, for flat, two in family; good home; character; fare paid; wages, 230.-Write full particulars, Horning, 9 Upper John-street, Golden-square, London, W. P2572 GOOD General WTanted; small family; also required Young Lady for office or lad leaving school.—Watkins, 28, Church-street,, Ebbw Vale. p2525 GENERAL Wanted; good wages and good f situation for right, girl.—Write with re- ference and say wage wanted—Mrs. Wilkes, Bryngelli, Barmouth. p2540 GENERAL Wanted, able to milk; one cow kept: three in family.—Williams, fenrhyncoch Vicarage, Bow Street p2523 "VTEtAL MINERS—Wanted Machine Men JJJL and Labourers.—Apply nearest Employ- ment Exchange or direct to Manager, Van Mines Llanidloes. Mont. PRINTERS—Welsh Jobbing Comp, able to read proofs, 51 hours, S3 10s. (including War Bonus). Also comp-machinist.—Davies, Ystrad, Rhondda. p2538 RABBIT CATCHERS WANTED.—Two Ex- parienced Trappers at once, by couple or weekly wage; all tackle found.—Apply, Sand- ers, Edevrn, Carnarvonshire. p2541 SHORTHAND-TYPIST Wanted in Solicitor's Office with Public Appointments. Excel- lent opportunity for smart youth or young l?dy. —Apply to Box 418, "Cambrian News," Aber- ystwyth. p2529 TREE FELLERS, Labourers, accustomed round timber hauliers (with or without own horses); trees purchased anywhere. C. Jennings and Co., Ltd., Saw Mills, Aberavron. URGENTLY WANTED, 1,000 Qualified Wire- less Operators. We can guarantee situa- ¡ tions to our students immediately they qualify; we can accept youths between the ages of 15 and 18. Owing to the new shipping laws we are I' extending our colleges to help us fill vacancies; the remuneration is from £100 to S250 per annum; the operator ranks as an officer.-Apply for prospectus, Wireless Train- ing College, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, and Castle-street, Swansea. WANTED in Cardiff, September 12th, good House Parlourmaid, or General Servant. —Apply by letter to Miss Richards, at Peniarth Arms Hotel, Mallwyd, S.O., Merionethshire. WANTED, experienced Cook, good wages. —Apply, Mrs Evan Jones, Plas, Trim- saran, Kidwelly. p2433 WANTED, WASTE PAPER, all kinds bought, for cash, at a half-penny per Pound. Liptrot, The Laundry, Mill-street, Aberystwyth. p295 WTANTED at once a good General Servant » for private house; two in family; good character required. — Apply, Miss Tompson, Lulworth. Llanbadarn-road, Aberystwyth. p2438 WANTED, a capable General Servant. — Applv at once to Mrs Williams, Karina. Pwllheli. p2521 \\TANTED Housemaid Waitress and a Staff » Maid for large Drapery House. Good Wages and outings. Railway fare paid oii, arrival.-Apply by letter to Housekeeper, B. B. Evans and Co.. Ltd., 142-162, High-road, Kil- burn, N.W.6. (10 Minutes by Motor Bus from Garble Arch). p2507 WANTED, a Strong General—Apply, No. 12, South Marine Terrace, Aberystwyth. p2517 WANTED.—Respectable General Servant, 3 in family no children; comfortable home and good outings for willing girl.—Mrs Stowe, 1, Glenwood Avenue, Westcliffe-on-Sea. p2506 WANTED, Good General, small family; fare raid.-A.fply, Mrs. Sully, Wembdon, .aid._ Radvr, near Cardiff. p2508 WANTED for a flat in London, two in family, comfortable home, Capable Per- j son to undertake house duties; good wages rail fare paid.—Apply Box 416, Cambrian! t News," Aberystwyth. p25151 YlTANTED.—A Good General Servant.—Ap- ▼ ply Mrs. L. F. Foster, Norland, Elm Tree-avenue, Aberystwyth. p2491 WANTED, Good General Servant for pri- vate house; two in family.—Apply, Ty Hedd. North-road, Aberystwyth. p2414 WANTED for Hoylake, Cheshire, Nurse- Housemaid; three children I and baby; another maid kept; highest references indis- pensable; £ 20.—Apply. Mrs. Rees, 20, Drum- Itlond-roart. Hovlake, Cheshire. p2537 WANTED Superior Girl, General Maid comfortable home, and liberal outings;] salary, £ 20; fare paid.—Miss Evans, 111, Hands- worth Wood Road, Birmingham. p2542 WANTED Good Servant as General; able to do plain washing; only 3 in family: very good home.—Mrs. Burley, Poplars, Row- ton, Chester. p2551 WANTED, for Shrewsbury, General Servant, small house, good home, three in family. —Applr Box No. 422, Cambrian News, Aber- ystwyth'. P2580 WANTED.—Smart, reliable Cook-General, with good references; only lady and gentleman wages, E30.-Fuller, Sandcroit, Towvn, Merioneth. p2578 WANTED.—Shorthand Typist; salary, JS1 per week.—Apply, stating age and ex- perience to Box No. 1, Canbrian News," Aber- Wv<,i'"yth. s392 ANTED.—Good Cook-General; family, three; good wages and good outings. I ^Pplv Box 423, "Cambrian News" Office, | ^berystwyth. p2581 J \\TANTED-—Good Cook-general, three lu I ▼ family good wages.—Apply, "The Elms, Ruthin. P2583 > \)|TANTED.—General, good home, good Y ▼ wages, fare paid. References required — Jjrs. lies, Silverdale, Penns-lane, Erdington, Birmingham. p2569 \\TANTED, by the Talsarnau and District » T Co-operative Society, Limited, man to devote his whole time as Secretary. Three days t*>r wef5fc attendance at the warehouse. Salary, £ 117 per annum. State age and qualifications. "-Applications, marked "Secretary," to be sent to the Chairman by first post, Thursday Novem- ber 21st, 1918. n390 k. SITUATIONS VACANT. A GENERAL required; three in family; good wages to a capable girl.—Apply, Mrs. il. H. Davies, Photographers, Pier-street, Aberyst- wyth. p2563 CCOLLECTOR Canvassers, Ladies Wanted in CCOLLECTOR Canvassers, Ladies Wanted in ) each district; very good wages.—Green- halgh, Liversidge, Milnsbridge Huddersfield. p2560 DAIRY Refreshments Cook and Young Woman Wanted, to assist; good wages; comfortable home; railway fare paid.—Apply, Mandeville Davies, Ltd., James-street, Oxford- street, London, W.1. p2561 C"1 OOD SPARE-TIME AGENCY.—Applka- T tions invited from respectable Working Men in regular employment, or Small-Estab- lished Shopkeepers, to supply Boots, Suits, Drapery, Watches, and Jewellery for cash or credit. Commission' highest paid. Men liber- ally supported with samples; no outlay.—Apply Freeman, Contractors, H.M. Government, Lavender Hill, London. p2279 WANTED a Young Girl as General.—Apply, Talbot Hotel, Aberystwyth. pi WANTED, Farmhouse General, wages £ 28. —Apply Mrs W. M. Williams, Rhosmaen, Newport, Pembrokeshire. p2591 WANTED, Girls age about 18, for house- work, two in family; live in.—Apply, Jones, 77, North-parr.,1;; -twyth. p2587 ANTED.-Milliiiei-, experienced, take en- W tire charge of shoowrooms.—Jonathan Davies and Son, Corwen. p2543 ANTED.-Gc,od sound Wintering for TV about 100 Lambs; good price. Apply, Pryse, Pantdrain, Llangurig. p2550 Y' OUNG GIRL (about 18) as General Servant Wanted. Small modern house; two in family; good wage and liberal outings; refer- tnces required.—Owen, "Cleeve," Prospect-rd., I Motley, near Birmingham. p25311 YOUNG LADY as Assi-tant in High-Class Confectioners; experienced preferred; re- ferences.—Apply Owen (D. W. Teviotdale), Confectioner and Caterer, Aberystwyth. a364 YOUNG Woman Wanted for housekeeper in dairy.—Apnly, 18, Claverton-street, Pim. lico, London, S.W. a388 SITUATIONS WANTEP. YOUNG LADY, R.A.M.R.C.M., trained to teach, by an eminent Doctor of Music, desires appointment as Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory of Music, in school or private family. -Box 413, "Cambrian News," Aberystwyth. p2500 TUITION. SHORTHAND.—Thorough individual tuition. s No classes; proficiency guaranteed; terms it.oderate.-Appl.v Mr Ravenhill, 49, Great Darkgate-street, Aberystwyth. p2333 "VT'OUNG WIDOW, residing in Aberystwyth, JL college trained, experienced, desires young pupils for coaching; mornings, 11 till 1, or even; iig.- -Apply, Box No. 421, "Cambrian News," Aberystwyth p2579 APARTMENTS AND FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET. COMFORTABLE and select Apartments c offered to young lady in business or gentleman and lady. Best part of Aberystwyth. Moderate terms.—Box 411, Cambrian News" Office, Aberystwyth. p2496 FURNISHED HOUSE (or part) TO LET; iD winter months; Castle neighbourhood terms moderate.—" L." "Cambrian News," Aborvstwyth. p2564 TO" LET.—Good wintering, near Pe«na'. Also nine acres good land with sheepwalk. — \nnly Morgan, Fron, Pennal, Machynlleth. 11-7 p2584 HOUSES WANTED. WANTED to Rent or Purchase, House on Cardigan Bay Coast, Barmouth or neigh- bourhood preferred; 4 or 5 bedrooms; two sitting-rooms; modern conveniences. Lloyd, Penymynydd, Montgomery. p2514 MISCELLANEOUS TO BE SOLD. BOOTS, Derby Pattern; strong for country wear; stout English leather sole, with waterproof tongue to top; Gouts, 34s 6d.; Ladies 32s.; approval willingly.-Hughes, 11, J yntyla Avenue, Llwynpia, Glam. p2516 r OA,,yNL.-To be Sold, Two Freehold Lock- r Up Shops, situate opposite Post Office, Cambrian-square; price, £ 250.—Appiy, W. Clarke Roberts, 2, Cliurch-street. n387 EGG LABELS.—Inch letters on a bright red ground. Lowest possible prices.—" Cam- brian News" Stores, Aberystwyth. FOR SALE, in excellent condition, Sextant, by Cary, London, in Mahogany Case. — Apply, "Mariner," "Cambrian News," Aber- ystwyth. P2^ 7 VHARMERS requiring the best quality Short- ly horn, Dutch and Hereford Rearing Calves should write for price list to Frank Dobie, Tattle ton, Chester. p<sloo FOR SALE, Shorthorn Calves for rearing.— James, Gilwnwg, Felinfoel, Llanelly. p2577 GREY HAIR permanently and speedily re- stored to its original colour by using Harrison's Hair Colour Restorer. It is not a dye but bv natural means acts as a restor- ative.' Contains nothing injurious and is bene- ficial to the growth and beauty of the Haiir. In bottles, price Is. 6d. (postage, 6d. extra). Manufacturers, G. W. Harrison, Hair Special- ist, Reading. Agent for Aberystwyth: W. Miall .Tones, Chemist, 33, Terrace-road, Aber- LEARN SHORTHAND.—All Pitman's Short- hand books, exercise books, special pens and pencils at the "Cambrian News" Stores. Any book supplied by post immediately on re- ceipt of order. No waiting. ONE beginner made £ 2 10s. egg-profit from 8 Birds in first four months he used Kars- wood Poultry Spice. Everybody delighted with Karswood. 2j,d., 7!d., Is. 3d.-A. W. Smith, Grocer, The Supply Stores, Penybontrhydy- beddau. p2548 PULLETS AND DUCKS, fine laying strains, March,1918,hatched; laying. 10s. 6d. each, C6 dozen. Hints and lists free.-Huminell, Stratford. Essex. p2582 THREE DERRICK POLES, 40 ft. long, 12 dia.; capital condition; in North Wales.—Appiy, Leamore Brick Company, Wal- sall. p2539 RABBIT NETTING.—Long Field Nets, lines complete, also Purse and Ferret Nets, and special Netting Twines.; list free.—E. ParnaJ1 and Co Netting Works, Bedminister, Bristol. ALE.-Ralli Car, Rubber Tyred, good con- S dition 3 Cushions; also Rubber Knee Rug. —Apply, Constable, Cwmpadarn House, The Waen, near Aberystwyth. p2573 VALUABLE RECIPE for making Overcoats, V Dust Coats, etc., waterproof; easy method-Is, lid., Aven (Dept. 5), Publisher, 40, Wedls-street, Riversde, Cardff. p2580 BOUNTIFUL HARVESTS A few pence per acre spent on CORVUSINE I D.G. The Original Non-poisonous Liquid Seed Dress- ing wili° mean POUNDS EXTRA PROFIT in the Harvest. No drill clogging. It keeps away pheasants, rooks, pigeons, other birds and vermin from cornfields. Labour is scarce. With Corvusine there will be no need for trouble- some bird-minders. Prevents premature ground I' rot. a smut dressing. Gives high percentage germination with strong seedling plants. Stocked and sold bv all SEEDSMEN, CHEMISTS, and IRONMONGERS. If any difficulty in obtaining, write giving name and address of your Seedsman, Chemist, or Ironmonger. Manufacturers: Hawker and Botwood, Ltd., 59 Mark Lane, London, E.C.3. RUBBER STAMPS for all purposes. Date stamps, signatures. All shapes, diamond, oval, etc. Sunday School card stamps, etc. Lowest possible prices.—" Cambrian News Stores, Aberystwyth. .a- -< I MISCELLANEOUS TO BE SOLD^ TjlOR SALE, Shorthorn Calves for rearing. |-C James, Cilwnwg, Felinfoel, Llanelly. p2316 FURS, JS10 10s., fashionable Black Set, -r whole skins Tango Stole and latest round Muff, new two months ago. Approval willingly. Accept jE3 13s. 6d.—Belmont, 3, Aubert Park, Highbury Park, N. s277 PIG MEALS.—A few tons for immediate deli- very.—Apply, Hartley, Queen-st., Aber- ystwyth. SEED WHEAT.—Little Joss; Standard Red; Benefactor, etc.—Hartley, Grain Mer- chant, Aberystwyth. SULPHATE of Ammonia; Basic Slag; Super- SULPHATE of Ammonia; Basic Slag; Super- phesphates. Prompt and forward deli- very.—Particulars from Hartley, Queen-street, Aberystwyth. RATS, MICE, MOLES, COCKROACHES, and BEETLES greedily eat Harrison's "Reli- able" Rat Poison. Cats and dogs will not touch it. Vermin dry up and leave no smell. Prices, 6d., Is., 2s. 3d., and 3s. 8d. Postage, 2d. G. W. Harrison, Chemist, Reading. Sold by Chem sts. Agent for Aberystwyth: W. Miall Jones, Chemist, 33 Terrace-rd., Aberystwyth. ULLETS.-Famous laying strains, March p 1918 hatch, 10s 6d. each, j56 dozen. Ducks same price. Stamped envelope for list breeds. —Hummel, Stratford, Essex. p2299 REGISTRATION FORMS for Hotels, 2s. 3d. a 100; postage extra.—Messrs "Cambrian News," Aberystwyth. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' Spirit Stock Book. Just what is required to comply with the regulations; 2s., or postage extra, from "Cambrian News," Aberystwyth, or at Lam- peter, Messrs. D. R. Evans and Co. TjlARTHENWARE and China, Largest, Cheap- est and Best Variety, Hawkers and Shops; assorted crates, B12 10s.-Write for free lists, Regent Fine Art Pottery Co., Hanley, Staffs. p236S SUT I LADD TYRCHOD. Ysgrifena John Pryce, Maesymeirch: "Blinld ni acw gan dyrcbod, cynyddent bob blwyddyn, fel yr oedd y tir a golwg ddifrifol arno, ac yr oedd arnaf gvwilydd ohono; ond olywais fod Mr. Hugh Davies, Chemist, Machynlleth, wedi dyfeis'o peth i'w lladd yn ddi-drafferth lawn. Ei enw ydyw "Molrat," mewn packets Is. Be. yr un. Prynais backet a rhoddais ef yn ol y cyfarwyddyd am ben pryfaid genwalr, a rhoddais y rhai hyny yn llwybr y twrch. N; chododd y twrch mwy Druggist.. n771 chododd v twrch mwy Drnggist. n771 TO BE LET OR SOLD. BRYNTEG, Thespian Street, TO BE LET from October 16th.—Apply, 15, Terrace- Road, Aberystwyth. a225 BARMOUTH.—No. 8, Porkington Terrace To be LET or SOLD; Freehold; 13 bedrooms, 4 reception rooms; kitchen and pantry; h. and c. bath, from March 25th, 1919.—Apply to C. Roberts, Ironmonger, Barmouth. p2520 FOR SALE, by private treaty, all that com- modious residence known as Belgravia, North-parade, Aberystwyth. -Apply, Messrs. Cooke Bros, and Roberts. Auctioneers, Aber- ystwyth. a27r FOR SALE.—Freehold Property, consisiing of eight-roomed House, situated on main road and known as Albion House, Llanon, Cardiganshire, together with coach-house and outbuildings; over 4! acres of excellent land (slangs); 4b miles from Aberayron Station. Apply, Davies, Chemist, Treorchy. p2295 HOUSES TO LET, with immediate possession ^o. 9, Queen's Terrace, Aberyst- wyth and Cottage at Penyfron, Llanbadarn; also to be let or sold, Avondale House, Marine- terrace, Aberystwyth.—Apply to Messrs. Roberts and Evans. Solicitors. Aberystwyth. MACHYNLLETH. TO BE LET from the 12th of November, House and Shop in Penrallt-street, now in the occupation of Mrs Rol-erts.-Arply to Mr Rd. Rees, Paris House, Machynlleth, or Mr Ed. Rees, Caersws. n301 TO BE LET OR SOLD. CAERLEON HOUSE, I VICTORIA TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH Faces Sea; 26 Rooms; 2 Bath-Rooms. Suitable for School or Boarding-House. Rent lowered for the duration of war. FARMS TO LET. Bryniau Brithion, Pentrevoelas, Bettjws-y- Coed.—Area, 234 acres, and a Sheepwalk. Vacant 25th March, 1919. For further particulars apply to George Bovill, Voelas Estate Office, Bettws-y-Coed. n4 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. APPLES.—Wanted immediately, large or small quantities Eating and Cookinj Apples.—F. Bailey, Market Fruit Stores, 1, Red-street, Carmarthen. p2441 CHIROPODY.—Don't let your feet trouble c you, have them attended to by a "Foot Specialist" for all foot ailments, corns, bunions, etc., etc. By appointment only.—D. Williams, "The Chiropodist," 3, North-parade, Aberyst- wyth. pl290 DAVID WILLIAMS, St. James's-square, Abreystwyth, buyer of Scrap, Wrought and Cast Iron, Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc, Hemp and Manilla Ropes, Ships' Canvas, Pewter, Horse Hair, Hare and Rabbit Skins, Rags, etc Best cash prices given. FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, Etc.—Messrs. I" S. Aston and Son, Ltd., Castle-square, Carnarvon, are prepared to purchase large or small quantities of Furniture, Bedsteads, and other household effects. Highest prices given. "M/rcILQUHAM'S, Aberystwyth, want Wrought iYjL and Cast Iron, Scrap, Old Machinery, Brass, Copper, Lead, Zinc, Pewter, Hemp and Manilla, Ropes, Ships' Canvas, etc. Good prices given, any quantity. h830 MOLESKINS, Rabbits, Feathers, Horsehair, M Etc., WANTED. Send for prices.-H. Stuart and Co., Albion Buildings, Aldersgate- street, London, E.C.I. MOLE, FOX, Otter Skins Wanted. Must be stretched and air-dried. Any quantity taken. Top prices. Cash by return. Send at once to Dept. 32, W. M. Cohen, 6 and 8, Emerald-street, London, W.C.I. p2527 NEW LAID EGGS. Be wise, send your eggs, old hens, rabbits, etc., to Practical Sales- men in your business for Full Market Value and Cash Dail,v.-Kent Farmers Co-operation Borough Market, London, S.E. Bankers, London County. Telegrams: Unfriended, Lon- don. WANTED, Hire of Typewriter. Smith Premier No. 10 preferred.—Address, John W. Brown, Ty Hedd, North-road, Aberystwyth. p2556 WANTED urgently, 100,000 doz. Rabbit Skins, 1,000 Tons Horse Hair, Household and Knacker Bones, 100 Tons Cocoa Butter (competition defied), state quantities; Buyer of unsaleable stocks, viz.. Damp Tea, Fermented Milk, Rancid Fats, Sardines, Chinchards, Bags, Sacks, Svrup and other Barrels, Led Rangoon Beans, Unsaleable Peas. Saltfish, Hrrrings, Tea Lead, Scrap Metals of every descrij),ion, Empty Cases, Carbide Tins, Afaste Motor Oil. Offer me anything which appears useless. Also all kinds machinery.—Thomas Horton, jovern- ment Contractor, Merthyr Tydfil. y 2,526 WANTED, always, stretched and dried Mole Skins. Largest and Oldest Buyer in England. 50s. hundred through offered. Rabbit skins, 4d. each best, spot cash, no twisting.- Thomas Price, Wholesale Furrier, Harewood House, Cardiff. p2571 I Barmouth and District. WALTER LLOYD JONES, AUCTIONEER and VALUER. SALES of Property, Furniture, and Farm Stock conducted on moderate terms and promptly cashed. For terms, etc., apply the Auctioneer, King Edward-street, or Mr. John Roberts. Ripon House. ———_ n309 Pianos. WONDERFUL BARGAINS now on effer by well known British makers in- p' t< fcically new condition, returned by hirers to the front. List free.—Thompson and Sbackell, Ltd., 25, Queen-st., Cardiff, and at Swansea, New- port, Bristol, Pontypridd, Bridgend, Ebbw Vale, Bargoed, Chepstrw, Llanelly, 23, St. Mary-st., Cardiff. This opportunity should not be lost. slO fV- .d tt SALES BY AUCTION- NORTH WALES. PARISH OF WAENFAWK, Within Two Miles of the Town of Carnarvon. IMPORTANT SALE OF THE DESIRABLE AND ATTRACTIVE Freehold Property. The PENRHOS ESTATE, with its ace Georgian Residence, late in the occupation of Sir William Preece, K.C.B., F.R.S. The Freehold Detached Private Residence, TAN RHOS, in the occupation of A. Bodvel Roberts, Esq. Accommodation Lands and Choice Building Sites, in 44!. comprising 36a. 3r. 9p. "jlfESSRS. JOHN PRITCHARE AND CO., instructed by the Executor? of the late Sir William Preece, will offer by Sale by Pub- lic Auction (unless in the meantime an accept- able offer be made), at the ROY 1 HOTEL, CARNARVON. on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1918, at 2.30 p.m. LOT 1.—The Charming old Cdwgian Resi- dence, standing in its own timbered Grounds, Garden, Lawns and Land, about eight acres, commanding a fine view of the surround- ing country-the Snowdon Range of Hills, the Menai Straits, Carnarvon Bay, and the Angle- sey Coast. LOT 2.—CAE MAWR. Aii exnent. building site, lla. 3r. 23p. LOT 3.—A Very Desirable Small Detached Country Residence, TAN RHOS, with Out- buildings, Garden and Land. 8a. 2r. 3p. LOT 4.—CAE CISTERN. A grand building site, commanding exquisite views «f Welsh Hills for about 40 miles range. Descriptive Particulars may be obtained about 14 days prior to the Sale from the Auctioneers, Bangor; The Auctioneers' Institute, &, Russell Square, London; Messrs. Fox and Preece, Soli- citors, 15, Dean's Yard, Westminster; and Mr Charles A. Jones, Solicitor, Carnarvon. n360 MID-WALES "TTORSE EP0S1TOKY, jSEWXOWN. RECORD PRICES SEPTEMBER and OQTOBER a' Top Price Mare—252 guineas. Top Price Gelding (4 years old); a record for all England—250 guineas. Four months old Foal—104 gummas. The NEXT SPECIAL MONTHLY PRIZE SALE will take place on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th. 1918. (Newtown Fair). Cash Prizes £60 For which Early Entries are solicited. HALL, WATERIDGE pad OWEN, COOKE BROS. and ROBERTS. Offices:- High-street, Newtown, Mont. n355 THE RINK, ABERYSTWYTH. MR. JOHN GIBSON will Sell by Public Auction, as above, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1918, A Large Collection of Substantial Household Furniture AND EFFECTS. Comprising an Excellent Piano, Dining and Drawing Room Suites, Couches, Sofas, CheffoB- iers, Occasional, Kitchen, and other Tables, ,Mahogany Bowifrontt Chest of Drawers Painted Chests of Drawers, Wardrobes, Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Massive Solid Mahogany Dressing Chest and Marble Top Washstand, Antique Chest and Chairs, 3 Commodes, Arm Chairs, Single Chairs, 2 Bagatelle Tables with accessories, MAGIC LANTERN, with good Lens, illuminant incandescent gas, two Carriers 1 Box, 1 Box Lantern Slides (Dickens Characters), Half-plate Camera with two Slides and Single Ross Lens, Mitre Block (Hobbies), 1, Cramp; Brass Placques, China, Odd Linen, 2 Gas Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, etc. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock sharp. Terms, Cash. ——— > Offices-Old Post Office Chambers, Terrace-road, Aberystwyth. Goods Stored, Cash Advanced or Goods Bought Outright. JOHN GIBSON, Auctioneer, Old Post Office Chambers, 7" ¡- ABERYSTWYTHT" _0_- is fixing his Dates of Bales for the coming season and will be glad to call on clients to suit their convenience. Prompt Si Careful Attention to all Business. Immediate Settlements. i'j ..a'a GILLART AND SONS, AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS, VALUERS. AND SURVEYORS. MACHYNLLETE. AUCTION SALES of FreehoU and Leasehold A Properties, Ground Reits, Furniture, Farming Stock, and Timber, Ftc., undertaken on moderate terms. VALUATIONS made for Estate Duty, Trans- fer, Mortgage, and other purposes. SURVEYS made and PLANS prepaid. ESTATES managed and Rena Collected. Property Owners advised in regard to the Provisional Valuations of their jroperties under the Finance (1909-10) Act, -1910, Register of houses and landato let, for Sale by Private Treaty. t960 Cambria Nursing Home, ABERY STWYTI. MEDICAL, SURGICAL, AN) REST-CURE CASES RECEIVE). Special Rooms for Maternity Patients I Nurses Kept for Outside Work. Moderate Fees. Highly Recommended. Apply, MATRON. Phone 42, p2588 L SALES BY AUCTION. DANIEL I. REEl & EVANB GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, BOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS, ETC. Prompt PERSONAL attention given to all Business. OFFICES (Open Dally): 4, Baker Street, Aberystwyth Talybont Mart. GRADING takes place EVERY THURSDAY from 10.30 to 12.30 o'ejork. DANIEL 1. REES and EVANS, a240 Auctioneers. Aberystwyth Auction Mart DL. JONES, F.A.I., AND SONS, • AUCTIONEERS, THE NEXT MART SALE will be held MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1918. All Stock to be on the premises at 10 a.m. Large Stock of all classes of Cattle are already in hand. Also large number of Store Sheep have been entered. The Grading of Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs as! usual. COOKE BROS & ROBERTS i- F.A.I., Etc. ——— Agricultural and General Auctioneers, Valuers, Insurance Agents, Land and Estate Agents, and Fire Assessors. Offices: 28, Terrace-road (Old Post Office Chambers, Aberystwyth); Telephone 3 also at Newtown and Llanidloes. pl55 SALES BY AUCTION. MORRIS, MARSHALL, AND POOLE Agricultural and General Auctioneers, Valuers, and Arbitrators. ——— "DERIODICAL SALES of STOCK conducted at, Montgomery, Welshpool, Caersws, Bishops Castle, Westbury, Berriew, Newtown. Kerry, Anchor, Cemmaes Road, Llanfair Caer- emion, Llanbadarn, Craven Arms, Ludlow, Church Stretton, Knighton, Towyn. einion, Llanbadarn, Craven Arms, Ludlow, Church Stretton, Knighton, Towyn. Monthly Horse Sales at Montgomeryshire Repository, Welshpool. The most careful attention is given to Sales of Agricultural Stock, Estate and House Pro- perty, Timber and Antique Furniture. A Speciality is made of Valuations and Arbitrations of every description. Head Offices: Chirbury, Shropshire. a821 NOTICE. COEDGRIFFITH ESTATE, NEAR ABERYSTWYTH. This Sale is unavoidably POSTPONED FOR A SHORT TIME. MORRIS, MARSHALL and POOLB, a380 Chirbury. Towyn Stock Sale. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd. Further entries solicited to Mr. G. Dale Williams, Penllvn, or ORRIS, MARSHALL, AND POOLE, Auctioneers, Chirbury. n395 CARDIGANSHIRE AGRICULTURAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. APPEAL TO FARMERS, FARMERS are required to have under the I plough for next season (programme 1919) not less than the acreage represented by the last year's order served on them by this Com- mittee. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER. College Street, s372 Lampeioer. CORN PRODUCTION ACT, 1917. Agricultural Wages Board (England and Wales). Proposal to Fix Minimum Rates of Wages for Male Workers under the age of 18 years in Merioneth and Montgomery. J- t The Agricultural Wages Board (England and Wales), duly established and con- stituted under Section 5 (1) of the above Act and the Regulations made by the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries dated the 8th November, 1917, having had regard to the Erovisions of sub-sections (6) and (7) of the said Section, hereby give Notice, as required y Section 5 (4) of the above Act, and by paragraph 4 of the Agricultural Wages Reg- lations, 1918, that they propose to fix the following minimum rates of wages and the following differential rates for overtime employment, as hereinafter defined, for male workmen under the age of 18 years employed in agriculture for time-work in the area comprising the administrative counties of Merioneth and Montgomery, and to define for the purpose of the application of such differential rates for overtime the employ- ment which i^ojbe^reated as overtime employment as follows, that is to say :— sommommum- 1. Thelwages payable for employment of any male workmen under the age of I 18 who is wholly or partially boarded and lodged by his employer and whose duties include attending to horses or other stock, for a week consisting of the hours of employment, whether on week days or on Sunday customary in the above area in the case of workmen under the said age and so employed shall be not less than wages at the following minimum rates, that is to say (1). For workmen of 17 and under 18 years of age 30! per week. (2).. „ „ 16 „ 17 „ 25s. „ g- » » 15 „ 16 „ „ 23s. if- „ 14 „ 15 „ 19s. P*. » under 14 years of age 15s. „ 2. The wages payable for employment of all other male workmen in agriculture under the age of 18 shall be not less than wages at the following minimum rates. that is to say: (a). In respect of employment in Summer (as hereinafter defined): (1). For workmen of 17 and under 18 years of age 25s. for 54 hours | „ „ 16 „ 17 „ „ 20s. <3 • » » 15 „ 16 „ „ 18s. I- (*. „ h 14 „ 15 „ „ 14s. (5). 1 under 14 years of age 10s. „ r (b). In respect of employment in Winter (as hereinafter defined): (1). For workmen of 17 and under 18 years of age 25. for 48 hours. (2). „ „ 16 „ 17 „ „ 20s. (3). „ „ 15 „ 16 „ „ 18s. (4). „ 14 „ 15 „ 14s. (5). „ „ under 14 years of age 10s. „ 3. Provided that where a whole-time workman (other than a workman to whom Clause 1 of this Notice applies^ is employed by the week or any longer period, the wages payable to him for the hours of work agreed between him and the employer in any week (excluding hours of overtime employ ment) shall not be less than the respective amounts set out in Clause 2 (a) and ¡hI above, notwith- standing that those hours are less than 54 in summer or 48 in winter. 4. The differential rates for overtime employment shall be as follows, that is to say: (a\ In respect of overtime employment on weekdays: — (1). For workmen of 17 and under 18 years of age 7d per hour. (2). „ „ 16. „ 17 „ „ 5d. (31. „ „ 15 „ 16 „ 5d. (4). „ 14 „ 15 4d. (51. „ „ under 14 years of age 3d. „ (b). In respect of overtime employment on a Sunday:- (1). For workmen of 17 and under 18 years of age 8id. per hour. 2 • i! n 16 „ 17 6 £ d, <3). „ „ 15 „ 16 „ „ 6d. (4). „ » 1? v 15 „ „ 4^d. (5). „ under 14 years of age 3d. 5. For the purpose of the above rates the following employment is defined as overtime employment, that is to say :— (a) In respect of a workman to whom Clause 1 of this Notice applies, alf employment in excess of the customary hours of employment referred to in that Clause. (b) In respect of other workmen- (1). All employment in excess of 54 hours in any week ^excluding Sunday (in summer). (2). All employment In excess of 48 hours in any week (excluding Sunday) In winter. (3), All employment on a Sunday. 6. For the purpose of the above rates employment in summer shall be deemed to be employment during the period commencing on the first Monday in March and terminating on the last Sunday in October and employment in winter shall be deemed to be emplovment during the rest of the year. .-7. The above rates shall apply 'according to the terms above set forth) to all male workmen under 18 years of age who are wholly or partly employed in agriculture within the meaning of Section 17 (1) of the Corn Production Act, I .8 -.1917, in the above-mentioned area during such time as they are so employed. ? «. 8. For the purpose of the above rates the hours of work shall not include meal P -times, but shall include any time during which by reason of weather conditions an ^^emplover has prevented from working a workman who was present at the place ~of employment and ready to work. « -x*, | 11' j'*—^ The Agricultural Wages Board, as required by Section 5 (4) of the above Act, and by paragraph 4 of the above-mentioned Regulations, will consider any objections to the above rates, which may be lodged with them within one month from the date of this Notice. All objections should De in writing, and should be addressed to the Secretary, the Agricultural Wages Board (England and Wales), SO, Pall Mall, London, S.W. 1 The objections should state precisely, and so far as possible with reasons what is. objected to. Dated this eighth day of November, 1918. Signed bv Order of the Wages Board. ? F. POPPLEWELL, Secretary. Agricultural Wages Board (England and Wales), 80, Pall Mall, London, S.W. 1. í j a389 I "j.i:l'- -£-=- — SALBS BY AUCTION. SOUTH WALES HORSE SALES, CARMARTHEN. THE NEXT HORSE SALE will be held AT CARMARTHEN, ON FRIDAY. 22nd NOVEMBER, 1918. Prizes, £36. ENTRIES ABSOLUTELY CLOSE on Thurs- day, NOVEMBER 14th. after which NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. Schedules, Entry Forms, and Prize Lists can be obtained of the Auctioneers CAVES and MESSRS. HOWELL THOMAS, St. Mary's Auction Mart, s362 CARMARTHEN. MR. JOHN PUGH AUCTIONEER. VALUER, and ESTATE AGENT, (Arbitrator under Agricultural Foldings Act), HAS TAKEN INTO PARTNERSHIP Mr. John Page Thomas, OF PANTMAWR, DEVILïS BRIDGE. The business will be carried on under the style of J. PUGH & THOMAS Sales and Valuation will be undertaken of all kinds of PROPERTY, FARMING STOCK, FURNITURE, ETC, upon reasonable terms with Prompt Settlement Office Opened DAILY at CENTRAL CHAM- BERS, Great Darkgate Street, Aberystwyth. Private Address:— Hendre Villa, Pcnglaise Road. Aberystwyth. PUBLIC NOTICE^ MINisTii POTATO DISTRIBUTION SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fol- lowing have been appointed Collecting Dealers under the scheme:— Anglesey—Joseph Magee, Brvngoleu, Bryn- gwran; Carnarvon (North)—Sir Henry Lewis, Garth, Bangor; Carnarvon (South)—G. Roberts, Islwyn, Chwilog; Den bighshire-ILobert F. Watkins, Gailtegfa, near Ruthin; Flintshire-W. Howarth and Sons, Flint; Merioneth—Richards Brothers, Pensarn, L-lan- bedr, R.S.O.; Montgomery—D. Jones, Pwllcoch, Abcrmule. (Signed) W. G. THOMAS, Divisional Chairman for North Wales. 5, Bangor Street, Carnarvon, 2fta October, 1918. s555 NOTICE OF ACill1. LLEYN RURAL DISTRICT AND PWLLHELI UNION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the audit of the accounts for the half-years ended the 31st March, 1918, and 30th, Septem- ber, 1918, respectively, of the Council of the above-mentioned Rural District and of u.& Guardians of the above-mentioned Union and the Overseers of the Poor of the Parishes there- in; and of the accounts for the year ended the 31st March, 1918, of the Parish Councils or Parish Meetings for the parishes in such Rural District, and of any Joint Committees appointed J in whole or in part by such Councils or Meet- ings, will commence at the Board Room of the Guardians, at Pwllheli, on Tuesday, the 10th December, 1918, at 9-30 a.m. J. EDWYN HUGHES, s396 District Auditor. FESTINIOG UNION! Appointment of Relieving Officer, Collector to the Guardians, Vaccination Officer, and Registrar of Births and Deaths. THE GUARDIANS require the services of a person to fill the above offices for the Deudraeth District of the Union. The salary will be S65 per annum as Reliev- ing Officer, B5 per annum as Collector to the Guardians, and the prescribed fees as Registrar of Births and Deaths, the latter averaging about E40 per annum. The elected candidate wni also be recommended for the Office of Registrar of Marriages for the district. Applicants must be not less than 21 years and not more than 50 years of age and must be Welsli-speaking. Preference will be given to a discharged soldier or sailor possessing the neces- sary qualifications The person appointed will be required to re- side at Penrhyndeudraeth; to devote the whole of his time to the duties of the office; 1A comply with all the Rules and Orders of the Local Government Board in regard to the offices, and to enter into the usual Bond for the faith- ful performance of the duties in such sum as the Guardians may determine. The appoint- ment will be subject to the provisions of the Poor Law Officers' Superannuation Act, 1896, and to the consent of the Local Government Board. The Registrar General is limiting his approval of the appointment of Registrar of Births and Deaths to the duration of the war. Applications, in the candidates' own hand- writing, stating age, present and previous occu- pations, and accompanied by testimonials of recent date, must reach me not later than SATURDAY, the 30th NOVEMBER, 1918. THOMAS ROBERTS, Clerk to the Guardians. Portmadoc, November 7th, 1918. n391 BOROUGH OF ABERYSTWYTH. ARMISTICE. ¡ THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL appeal to all the inhabitants of the Borough of Aber- ystwyth to observe the whole of >EXT WEDNESDAY AS A GENERAL HOLIDAY in celebration of the Armistice. A Procession will be formed and will parade the town in the course of the day. Particulars will be made in due course. JOHN EVANS. Deputy Town Clerk. Town Hall, Aberystwyth, 13tii November ,1918. a394 BOROUGH OF ABERYSTWYTH. MAYOR'STSUNDAY. HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR -Alderman E. P. Wynne) wishes to make known that, owing to the Influenza Epidemic, he has derided not to observe next Sunday, November 17th, as Mayor's Sunday. Notice of the date fixed for Mavor's Sunday will be given in due course. JOHN EVANS, Deputy Town Clerk. Town Hall, Aberystwyth, 12th November, 1918. 9393 LIBERAL-SOCIAL COUNCIL. A MEETING OF LIBERAL WOMEN will be held at the LIBERAL CLUB, ABER- YSTWYTH, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, to discuss the nolitioal situation in Cardiganshire. All members of the Council are earnestly re- quested to attend. ANNIE GRIFFITH, a398 Hon fWrotar* I-