South Wales Daily News

h- Shipping fflotices, ^JTEAM BETWEEN CARDIFF; ^j^JgKjy^VO BELFAST GREENOCK, AND GLASGOW. SAILINGS WE~E KLY. "h«Te Serew Steam-ships PRINCESS ALEXANDRA, Captain Jr*8 ANTONA, Captttia Linklater; CLUTHA, Captain Huck- l*J>; AILSA, Captain Fry, are intended to Sail with Goods Passengers from East Bate Dock Basin (unless prevented ci*cumatnnces), as follows during the month of JULY :— 1 CARDIFF TO GLASGOW, A>T> BELFAST, h jjonday 3 p.m. 21 Monday S p.m. Monday 8 p.m. 28 Monday .8 p.m. FROM BELFAST TO CARDIFF. I Wednesday .2 p.na. 23 Wednesday 12 noon ^edneslay .11 a.m. ] 30 Wednesday 1p.m. Wednesday .2 p.m. GLASGOW TO CARDIFF, VIA BELFAST. Tuesday .2 p.m. ( 22 Tuesday .2 p.m. Tuesday .2 p.m. 29 Tuesday 2 p.m. Tuesday 2 p.m. j. With liberty to Tow and Assist Vessels. .fii *HES,—Belfast. Cabin, 17s. 6d.: Steerage," 10s.; Greenock or I Cabin, 2GH. Steerage, lis. 6d. bloods to be alongside in time fo* shipment Two Hoars before [j advertised time of sailing. k.rPply in Glasgow to William Sloan & Co.; Greenock, to (>&m Lindsay & Go. Swansea, to M. Jones & Brother; yyj*4st, to Robert Henderson and Son Bristol, to Mark Whit- 4 Son and in Cardiff, to 1 G. F. WEBB & CO., t, linte Dock Bonded Warehouse ¿ ¡- CARDIFF TO NEW YORK. I ^4a«Bjfc-,DIRECrrSTfiAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE BRISTOL OhA.N.L i.v U9 TBI r^lTED STATES OF AMERICA AND CANADA. H* SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S New, [ « first-class, full-powered, Clyde-built Steamships SJ;4MORGAN 2,600 Tons 500 h.p. I^MBKOKE 2,500 Tons 600 h.p. ^RMARTHEN. 8,000 Tons 600 h.p. Or other Firet-claas Steamers, will sail regularly between CARDIFF AND NEW YORK, toit?e8e Steamships are built expressly for the Trade, and fitted-up kj? *11 W>e latest improvements for the comfort and conveni«nce [• and Steerage Passengers. y^rage Passengers provided with mattresses. Stewardess carried for the female emigrants. "I th PEMBROKE will sari on the 2nd August, to be followed the GLAMORGAN. For furth«r particulars apply to ^TQL BUDGETT & JAMES, and BRANTH, 11, 8k. King-street. FEJ^SEA RICHARDSON tz Co. OFX'T'OKT G. W. JONBS, HEARD, & Co. fc&UCiCSTER W. C. LUCY & Co. ►OSJYPOOL T. WAITK & Bos. TO^TYPRLDD ALEXANDER BROTHERS. „ Jonfc R. TAYLOR. UJFTHVK, TYDFIL W. J. PRKSSWKLL, 1, Castle-street. ^■RDARE E.G. PRICE. Dntl., ISAAC THOMAS, 24, Seymour-«tr«et. hJ^ORD H. B. TROTTJCR. ^jlOKE DOCK S. B. SKETCH. RICHARD MASON. CSIJEG — JOHN CHIVERS. b^^4FORl>WEST J. MAY & Co., 2, Victoria-place. (^SjJJQAN LAUNCKLOT LOWTHER, 21, Quay-si. hLiP^GAR T. M. CUFF, Sirhowy Railway. UHL^ENEY SAMUEL CHAKLBY, F^T^^EY E. EVANS, Post-office. i^f^AVON E. EVANS, Stationer. FTWL'ELLY JOHN J. CIIAHNDBII, Post-o(Bc«. FCWJRKY WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Grocer. NUAWR J. H. N. JUDD, Beaufort-house. K'SMKTIIEN JAMES BAOXALL. YFTUJLFY PORT RICHARD WILLIAMS. D. W. JONES. THOMAS & Co., Shipchandlers. FERRY J. JONES, Tallow Chandler. *IQJ>°ETH JASON MKYLKR, Stationer. $W$ULJTH CHARLES BLISS, Auctioneer. SGIVJJHOWELL A. RUMSEY, Post-offioe. %j,^TAIN ASH J. GALLAWAY. rOt I.t t oo.. H. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. 1 the Company's Office, 1, DOCK-CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. JOHN LAUGH LAND, Manager. f^UNARD ROYAL MAIL ^MNVR STEAMERS. FROM LIVERPOOL •°IRECT TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON. FERNIA. CALABRIA. TARIFA. SJ^U. BATAVIA. ABYSSINIA. SU £ SIBERIA. JAVA. AJ^RIA. ALGERIA. HECLA. ^KIFPO. RUSSIA. MALTA. TH^MYRA. CHINA. BOTHNIA. *4^ V-N-ARD ROTAL MAIL STEAMERS sail every TUESDAY, THITM- IJKL' JJD SATURDAY, and have superior accommodation for Cabin A' O ERU?E F>A8!IEN £ ERB-—For further particulars apply to • MAC IVER, 1, Rumford-street, Liverpool or to their HURLEY ii Co., 9, Bute-crescent, Docks; J. H. 16, Park-street, Temperance Town; and THOMAS S. JJD SATURDAY, and have superior accommodation for Cabin O ERU?E Passengers.-For further particulars apply to • MAC IVER, 1, Rumford-street, Liverpool or to their HURLEY ii Co., 9, Bute-crescent, Docks; J. H. 16, Park-street, Temperance Town; and THOMAS S. \^KY, 187, Bute-road, Cardiff. 6553 TNMAN LINE of R0 YAL MAIL J^SuUn'/f" I J_ STEAJiERS, appointei sail from IilVERPOOL, vid STOWN ta KEW ,V,-every TUESDAY and THURSDAY Q{TV OF NEW YORK THURSDAY, JULY 31. CI-N^ 0F LONDON TUESDAY, AUG. 5. Cl>* °F MONTREAL THURSDAY, Ace. 7. L 8^*TV OF BRISTOL TUESDAY, AUG. 12. J,?** PASSAGE— Tuesday Sailings, -"d 16 Guineas: Thurs- ^WIL^'UGS, 15 Guineas and la Guineas, having equal Saloon NUII Passage to New York, Six Guineas, with I H' OF Cooked Provisions. Passengers forwarded to Bo»- K. NORE> OR Quebec, without extra charge. KW? £ ER8 FOR A11 PART(T OF CANADA and the UNITED STATES |M*0> (J'hrough on very advantageous terms. [^*ET ]^LIER particulars, apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Water- i$0totriverpool, & SON, South Church-street, Cardiff. GARWOOD, 18, Crichton-street, Cardiff or to GARWOOD, 18, Crichton-street, Cardiff or to LOVETT, Windsor Hotel, Penarth. 2249 LLAN ROYAL MAIL LINE JT\- SHORTEST SEA PASSAGE TO CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES, SI ^0UTE T0 West. C TPERL> Steamships of this Line now run direct every Tues- 'W?VRI-'RILURSDITY from 1.1 VKUPOOLto PORTLAND and QUEBEC, Passengers to NEW Y')RK and BOSTON, and to all Towns in Canada and the United States. LIVEKPOOL TO FROM LIVERPOOL TO V QUEBEC. QUEBEC. t a,nl (Via St. John's, N.F. Caiadian, Tuesday, 5 Aug. AX) Tuesday, 1 July Pwlynesian, Thurs., 7 „ K 'JVJ^V'AII, Thurs., 3 „ North Aiiwrien, Tu., 12 ■V^W' UESI'ay, 8 Scandinavian, Thurs., 14 Thursday, 10 Corinthian, Tuesday, 19 ^^UESDAY, 15 „ Prussian, Thursday, 21 URA(IAY» Austrian (Via St. John's, N.F., TUESDAY, 22 & Halifax) Tuesday, 20 Aug. Thursday, '24 Caspian, Thursday, 28 „ CIT (VIA St. John's N.F.! Manitoban, Tuesday, 2 Sept. Tuesday, 29 July; Sarmatiin, Thurs., -4 „ MALI Thursday, SI C rcassian, Thursday., 11 STEAMSHIPS for HALIFAX, NORFOLK, and BALTIMORE *<W sail as follows:— ATJ. ^DING Passengers by Rail to all parts of the Middle ^estern, South Western and Southern States. 0 LTNESDAY, 20 Mav. Moravian, Tuesday, 15 July WVPUESDAY, 17 June to Halifax, Portland, Quebec, Boston, New York, MII?QIILJ/A'T',NORE, or Philadelphia, £ 18 18s. or £ 15 15». acoording ^Nation, including Provisions, but not Wines or Liquois AV^E OBTAINED on board. Return Tickets at reduced ^WJ'M'TED number of intermediate passengers are taken in KI|* r at 9.S., including Beds, Bedding, and all n-eees- », aining apart from steerage. Applications for berths advance. ^ES^Passageto St. John, Halifax, Quebec, Portland, Bos- TSTL'1PW YORK, Norfolk, or Baltimore, £ 6 6s., including a plenti- SV1 bv OF cooked provisions.- Steerage Stewardesses are 1,1'8 line to attend to the wants of female passengers t PEL ^ken from the Oeean Steamships to the Railway Care 'ASiS^w«- i4torrnatloii required concerning Canada, can be obtained t P lztii Ixoti 11, Adam-street, Adelphi, London Agent for the Sb^hu.eninient. on Canada supplied gratis by our agents OC TL ;ROUTK TO SAN FRANCISCO, via the UNION ► ^TH^1LKOAD. TIIROUOII TICKETS issued on the most favour- (■ • For Freight or Passage, apply to Y ALLAN BROTHERS & CO., A t Alexandra Buildings, James-street, Liverpool, and »^TH? OFT- 85, Foyle street, Londonderry, JSW^EIR F^E 246, Lute-street, Cardiff; John it. Taylor, IK^VJJ1 ^ontymister, near Newport; James Ayre, 64, Dock- •OH R. Prust «& Sons, 9, Quay Parade, Swansea. 17, Thomas-street, Llanelly John Copeland, 124, 1 IN? H' ^CI'THYR TVK.1V il; Jackson & Co., Milford Haven; TRIF'LLREJ'S, Welfield-road, and Mr. David Wiiliams, TT. IFEETI Carmarthen David T. Alexander, Pontypridd; °Rgan, Pontyjiridd. U°M,>AN'R''S 8PKCIAL NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS. Passengers to obtain their Tickets from our Agents home. 4869 L:1: » ^M'r "]VrAT10NAL L I .N B F TO NEW YORK. LARGEST STEAMERS AFLOAT. •h^feA?1 LIVERPOOL EVERY WEDNESDAY. ^hi ^Vpii QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY ""known full-powered Iron Screw Steam-shipa I,K C4, Tons Ships Tons 5064 England, Kemp 4000 VV\i". 4900 The Queen, Andrews ..». 4441 SflSSIl' 4302 I,ollai")'Br^' 3847 V S57l Erin» 3956 er 3500 Helvetia, Spencer 3974 'U Denmark, Sumner 3723 8a'l from Liverpool to New York as under Ajv; Wednesday, 30th July. Wednesday, 6th Aug. It I"' Wednesday, 13th Aug. Uh ^^aving Queenstown the following days. I' ^V^Us, Rccolnrnoclation is unsurpassed—the State-rooms r.. lArS°' ant* °l»en off the Saloons situated in Poop t t FL,I,el 32,15, and 17 Guineas, according to accommo- privilege in Sttlooll. Return of STEERAGE PASSENGERS specially con- dalrl tti,, Ommodatioix being unequalled for space, light, —118 'ovv as ^-v at,y other Line—include abun- S^Atte^ovi8'ons served up cooked by Company's Servants. attendance on Female Steerage Passengers. Se.ngers forwarded to Quebec, Boston, Philadelphia, extra charge—and booked through to San !"id jVW11" miand towns of United States and Canada on I.- oked through to Australia, New Zealand, China, BAH, ^ssage apply to K NATIONAL STEAMSHIP CO. (LIMIT™,) ^Siiw h^Oiv 23, Water-street, Liverpool; S, VJH7; 'N,, Insurance Agents, Newport, ilon. DAVID r er4« "w k r,las"strtet, or Tfios. JIOIIGAN, Mina-street, t^ei TI'r:ESB, Town Crier, Bryimnuvr D. L. JONES, ''fe nton'errJ'; DAVID RF.{SS, Cardiff Cas'le Hotel, r■■MORGAN, Post-utfice, Pontypool; or to ■11 tvhtt. it, ISO, Uothsav-turrace, Bute Docks, and v» ,"L1AMS, 9, Westborne-i-lace, Caul lit IV^Sllsu^vised to secure their Passages from the Local rf QA^N^ghoMe. 5241 LAUT' ATHIC SURGEON.—IFR. JBIIEE- for Sla.ries-street, Cardiff. At Home 1.30 till 3 *uvice answered by day mails, 637^ ^hippi«0 Jftoltces, lf S TEA M COMMUNICATiON BETWEEN NANTES AND BRISTOL CHANNEL PORTS. The "AFRICAN" s.s., 300 tons burthen, or other suitable Steamer, will leave NANTES, for BRISTOL and CARDIFF, at fortnightly intervals, taking Cargo at through rates for (all important towns in the West of England and South Wales. For rates of freight, àates of sailing, and other particulars, apply to A. ALBERT, Nantes; or to WHITE AND GARDINERS, East Bute Dock, Cardiff, 7086 and 9, Queen-square, Bristol. by Ruction. Vaynor, Breconshire. MR. W. P. STEPHENSON is instructed by Major Vaughan Lee, to SELL by AUCTION, at the Castle Hotel, Merthyr Tydfil. on THURSDAY, the 28th of Aughst, 1873, at 1 for 2 o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to Cwnditiens of Saleto be then produced, the undermentioned Valuable FREEHOLD FARMS, situate in the Parish of Vaynor, in the County of Brecon. Lo-r l.-Tyle llwyd Farm, distant about 21 miles from Dowlais, on the road to Brecon, and within a short distance of the Pont- sticul Junction of the Brecon and Merthyr Railway, in the occupa- tion of Llewelyn Richards, and containing 94a. 3r. 5p. or there- abouts. The Kiver Taff Vechan flows through this Farm Lor 2.-Llys iog bsa Farm, between 5 and (i miles from Merthyr on the Turnpike-road to Brecon, in the occupation of William Jenkins, and containing 1853.. Or. 38p. or thereabouts, including the Forch Sheep Walk. The River Taff Vawr flows through this Farm. LOT 3.—Nantgwine Farm, about 5 miles from Merthyr on the Brecon Road, in the occupation of Evan Roberts, and containing 68a. Sr. 3p, or thereabouts. Tne valuable rights of Common and Fishery appurtenant to the several Lots will be included therewith. The Farms will be shown by their respective tenants. Plans, Particulars, and Conditions of Sale may be had on application to Messrs. Ellis and Ellis, Solicitors, 16, Spring Gardens. London to Osborne Sheppard, Esq., Neath, or to the Auctioneer, 21, Queen-street, Cardiff. In Bankruptcy.—To Drapers and Others. MESSRS. BARNARD, THOMAS, CAWKER, and CO., are instructed to SELL by TENDER, in One Lot, the STOCK-IN-TRADE of John Watson, Dynevor-place, a Bank- rupt, consisting of hats, shawls, and turnovers, woollens, um- brellas, shirtings, skirtings, dress goods, &c., and amounting at cost price to V,393 or thereabouts, and which will be Sold at a dis- count therefrom. The Stock may be viewed and inventories seen on the premises on WEDNESDAY, August n, and Tenders marked Tender for Watson's Stock" will be received by the Broker up to Twelve o'clock on THURSDAY, August 7th. Paymelit-One-third cash, and approved bills at two and four months for remainder. Further particulars of H. H. Field, Esq., or of the Brokers, 10, Temple-street. Swansea. Dated July 27, 1873. In Liquiunti(on.-Unreierved Sale.—To Cabinet Makers, Uphol- sterers, Drapers, and the Furnishing Trade generally. MESSRS. BARNARD, THOMAS, CAWKER, and Co., have received instructions from the trustee to SELL by AUCTION, on the premises, on TUBSDAT, AUGUST 6th, 1873. and following day if necessary, the whole of the STOCK, Fixtures, Household Furniture, Waggon, Trap, Lease, and Effects ofD. E. Isaacs and Co., Cabinet Makers, and Upholsterers, College- street, in liquidation, comprising mahogany and walnut cheffon- nieres, sideboards, book-cases, sofas, couches, easy chairs, chests 't of drawers, tables; drawing and bedroom suites, pier and swinj glasses; mahogany and walnut boards and veneers, oils, colours, varnishes, methylated spirits; eight cabinet-makers' benches, and the usual trade requisites iron and other bedsteads, mill- puff and straw mattresses, Marsala and other quilts, blankets, sheeting, bed ticks, window blinds, Kidderminster stair and other carpets, passage and oil cloths, table covers, about a ton of mill- puff, screws, knobs, shop fixtures, Sic., &c. There will b. no reserve. Sale to commence at eleven o'clock, and goods on view the day previous. The waggon, trap, and lease will be offered at two o'clock pre- The waggon, trap, and lease will be offered at two o'clock pre- cisely. Approved bills at one and two months will be taken for pur- chases over £10. Further particulars of P. H. Beer, Esq., Solicitor, Swansea, or of the Auctioneers. Dated Swansea, July, 23,1873. 7360 North Wales, in the'County of Flint.—The Ci)cen Hall Estate, comprising about 2,000 acres of land, together with very rich lead and iron mines, limestone quarry, and the whole of the valuable minerals underlying the property. MESSRS, HARDS and VAUGHAN (in con- -LT-L junction with Mr. W. DEW, of Bangor), are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Grosvenor Hotel, Chester, on THURS- DAY, the 21st ArorsT, at one o'clock, in lots, the very valuable and important FREEHOLD LANDED PROPERTY, known as the Cilcen Hall Estate, comprising about 2,000 acres of arable, pasture, and woodland, situate in the parishes of Cilcen, Ysceifiog, Nan- nerch, Halkin, and Northop, in the county of Flint, within a short distance of Mdd, Chester, and Denbigh, and within six, three, and two hours' journey respectively of London, Manchester, and Liverpool. The Mold and Denbigh Railway runs through the estate, and the two stations of Nannerch and Rhydymwyn are equally conveniently placed. The lots will comprise a small but very desirable Residential Property, known as Plas-yn-Llan, situate in the picturesque village of Nannerch, with superior familv resi- dence, and most substantial outbuildings, standing in its own grounds numerous detached and eligible farms, in good cultiva- tion, among the principal of which are Cilccn-hall, Gledlon, Groisfford, Tyn-y-Caean, Hendre Figillt, Llettyreos, Pen-y-bryn', Coed-y-Mynnj dd, Trinie, Siamber Wen, Fron Haul, Gwrych Bedw, Pentre-Ctfn, Llyn, right of sheepwalk on the Halkin Mountain, &c.; a Rent-charge of JE109 18s. 5d., secured upon the Mold and Denbigh Railway two public-houses, water mills, cottages, and the whole of the rich and valuable minerals, a portion of which are bein1;" most successfully worked by the North Hendre Lead Mining Com- pany, the Lilleshall Iron Company, the Hendre Lime Com- pany, &c. There is good shooting on the estate. This valuable and important property is particularly worthy of the attention of capitalists, as it offers not only the ordinary attractions of a. landed estate, but the almost absolute certainty of great mineral wealth underlying the whole of it. which by a judicious outlay could be made to realize a very large and progressive income. The estate may be viewed, and particulars, plans, and conditions of sale had of Messrs. Field, Son, and Pjilley, Solicitors, Norwich of Messrs. AshursU Morris, and Co., Solicitors, 6, Old Jewry, London, E.C. of Messrs. Sale, Shipman and Co., 29, Booth-street, Manchester of Mr. W. Dew, Land Agent, Bangor, N. Wales at the Grosvenor Hotel, Chester; the Bull, Denbigh the Black Lion, Mold the Belvoir, Rhyl; the Auction Mart, London and of Messrs. Hards and Vaughan, Land Agents and Auctioneer" 62, Moorgate-street London. E.C. 7381 North Wales, in the county of Merioneth.—Most attractive and beautifully-situate Residential Estate, situate on the southern bank of the Rawddach, a few miles from Dolgelly, on the Towyll and Aberdovey-road, and about six miles from Cardigaii Bay, with railway communication. MESSRS. CHESSHIRE & GIBSON will "ELL by AUCTION, on TUBSDAT, the 19th day of AUGUST next, at'Two o'clock in the afternoon, for Three precisely, at the Royal Gelden Lion Hotel, Dolgelly (unless an acceptable offer be made previously), ONE of the most desirable and enjoyable RESI- DENTIAL PROPERTIES in the Principality, situate in the beau- tiful district between Dolgelly and Barmouth, which is considered the Switzerland of Wales. The estate is known as Abergwynant, and is in the occupation of the owner, Colonel Bunburv, C.B., and comprises a residence, beautifully placed in the mi^sc of woods and ornamental pleasure grounds, abounding with choice trees and flowering shrubs. The outbuildings are well arranged, and conve- niently situate at a short distance from the houses, and the gar- dens, in which is a vinery, are planted with the choicest fruit trees of various kinds and very productive. The farm build- ings are amnio, and there is water-power applied to many useful purposes. There are several workmen's cottages dispersed over the estate, as well as a bailiff's house, a capital dairy, and coach- man's house. The entire area, including the woods, sheep walks, farms, lands, and ornamental grounds, occupies about 477 acres. The Cambrian Railway passes on the outer boundary of the pro- perty, and there is a station at Penmaen Pool, a little more than a mile distant, and the Dolgelly Station on the Great Western Rail- way is distant about 31 miles. The estate is beautifully secluded and picturesque, and the walks through the woods and plantations, which are some miles in extent, afford views most extensive and varied, bounded by the sea, and the grand effect seen from the house and terraces reaches to the highest peak of Cader Idris, which forms a grand termination to the landscape. The house, which is of modern erection, and built of stone with ornamental gables, may be readily enlarged if wished. There is a romantic stream passing through the property, in which there is trout fishing, adding greatly to the beauty of the estate and there is salmon fishing in the Mawddach and Wnion rivers. The woods afford excellent cover for pheasants, and are well situate for the preservation of game. This lovely and romantic spot must be seen to be appreciated. Valuable flag stone has been quarried U| »n the estate, and it is believed that a profitable trade might be established, the proximity to the rail- way (to which there is a right of siding reserved) affords every laulity for the transit of the produce. Particulars, with plans, will shortly be issued, to bo had at the T,0^8 *ii fi! Barmouth; the Golden Lion and Ship Hotels, j ii' White Lion, Bala the Owen Glyndwr, Corwnn and lor lurther particulars apply to Messrs. Nicholl, Burnett, and Newman, 8, Howard-street, Strand, London or to the Auc- tioneers, No. 93, New-street, Birmingham, of whom cards to view may be obtained. 7363 T Sale. —RaxJ way Sleepers, Pitwood, &c. O BE SOLD, either in Lots, by bulk, or by the ton, asL "Jay be agreed upon, a large quantity of LARCH, OAK, DEAL SPRUCES, and SCOTCH FIR, standing upon about 800 aci es of the lands of Gurteen, and other adjacent townlands in the county of Waterford within about one mile from the railway station of Kihlheelan on the Waterford and Limerick railway line, and less than a mile from the River Suir, which is navigable for boats of heavy tonnage'from Gurteen to the Port of Waterford. A great quantity of the larch timber is suit- able for railway sleepers and telegraph poles, and the remainder for pitwood, &c. Proposals to be sent, to P. NETTERVILLE BARRON, Waterford. July 18th, 1S73. 7384 Important to Contractors, Colliery Proprietors, Iron Maste and others. CONTRACTORS PLANT FOR SALE.—A Vy quantity ff the above will be submitted for Sale in a few weeks, comprising 2 locomotive engines, 32 spring ballast trucks, 60 end tipwaggons, wrought wheels, 95 tons rails, chiefly 5(ilb.' flange section. Permanent and temrorary sleepers, mortar mill) pumps, portable engine, 2 crabpilo engines, harrows, planks, wrought wheels and axles, sheds, timber, and smiths' tools, lying near Morristou, the property of Mr. F. Rummens. Further particulars will be duly advertised. Con tractor's office, Mftrriston. 7423 W lLLlAM SANDEHS, AUCTIONEER, TT ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT. 8, ROYAL ARCADE, CARDIFF. To be SOLD, one villa in Tredegarville two semi-detached villas in Wordsworth-street; Nos. 11 and 12. South Cathedral- road twelve houses in Clifton-street; one house in Zinc-street, five houses in Tavistock-street, ono house and one corner shop and back premises in Bedford-street, three houses in Davies- street, with large back premises, Jet out as shops, stables, &c.; grocers' shop and private house in Buzzard-street, with stable and other back premises three houses in Hewell-street, Grangetown|; one house in Constellation-street, Roath Nos. 18,19, 20, and 21, Picton-place, Canton also capita grocery business and premises in Maria-street, Bute-town. 7359 JJ ILL, HOPKINS AN D Co7, AUCTIONEERS AND ACCOUNTANTS, HOUSE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SAINT JOHN'S CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. 6970 Â L E X A N 1) E I-. BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS AND ACCOUNTANTS, AGENTS AND VALUERS, 24, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF, AND AT PONTYPRIDD. 6597 4 JhtMtc JTotitcs. CANTON CHURCH COMPLETION FUND. E300 REQUIRED. SUBSCRIBERS will greatlv oblige bv sending their SUB- SCRIPTIONS to the Rev. V. SAULEZ, the Rectory, Canton, who will thankfully acknowledge the same. T RADESMENS' HOLIDAY AND PICNIC. The Cardiff Chamber of Trade having resolved to SUSPEND BUSINESS ( uring the WHOLE of WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of AUGUST NEXT, the Public are respectfully informed that that lay will be observed as a GENERAL HOLIDAY. JOHN JENKINS, Secretary. Cardiff, 28th July, 1873. 7424 TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a VESTRY ad- joining Carmel Chapel, Sirhowy. Plan and Specifications to be seen at J. Jenkins, Chemist, &c., Tredegar, not later than August 4th, 1873. 7334 TIIO BUILDERS.—The Committee of Ebenezer JL Baptist Chapel, Blaenavon, desire TENDERS for the RE- BUILDING of the CHAPEL. Plans and specifications may be seen at Messrs. Edwards and Richards, Blaenavon, to whom Ten- ders, in writing, must be sent on or before the 1st day of August next. The Committee do not hind themselves to accept the lowest or any ether Tender. 7341 HONDDA VALLEY AND HIRWAIN JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a GENERAL ORDINARY HALF-YEARLY MEETING, of the proprietors of this under- taking, will be held at the Company's offices, 'at No. 9, Bute- crescent, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, the 14th day of AUGUST next, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for the transaction of the ordinary business of the Company. By order, JOHN WILLIAMS, Secretary. Cardiff, 29th July, 1873. 7437 L LANELLY MAIN DRAINAGE WORKS. SAINT PAUL'S DISTRICT.—CONTRACT No. 11. The Llanelly Local Board of Health are prepared to receivc TENDERS for the Excavation and Construction of about 622 yards of Brick MAIN SEWERS, and for the laying down of 1,826 yards of Stoneware DRAINAGE PIPES, for the drainage of the Saint Paul's District; and also for the eonstruction of the necessary Branches, Street Gullies, Manholes, Ventilators, and other works connected therewith, in accordance with Plans and Specifications, which may be seen at the Office of Mr. Edwin Harry Douglas, Surveyor to the Board, at the Town-hall, Llanelly. Sealed Tenders, marked Drainage Works Contract, No. 11," are requested to be sent in before Nine o'clock on Saturday morning, the 2nd day of August next, addressed to the Clerk of the Board. The Board do net pledge themselves to accept the lowest or any of the Tenders. By Order, ROBT. JOHNSON, Clerk. Llanelly, 22nd July, 1873. 7420 FIRST GLAMORGAN ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. REGIMENTAL ORDERS for the week ending 2nd A DO., 1873;- MONDAY.—Commanding Officers' Parade. Fall in at Worcester- place at 7.15 p.m. Full uniform. Band to attend. Officers, patrol jackets. As this will be the last parade before the In- spection, every member is requested to be present. The mem- bers entered for the County Meeting, will leave Swansea, for Port Talbot, by the train leaving High-street at 7.10 a.m., un- dress uniform. TUBSDAT, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAT.-Gun Drill at the Royal Arsenal, at 7.30 p.m., for the detachments entered for Shoe- buryness. and Gun Drill for other members at the Gun-shed, at 8 p.m., plain clothes. THURSDAY;—The Annual Inspection of the Corps will take place at La"cmock Battery, and the Corps will parade at Worcester- place, at 7.15 a.m., and proceed to High-street Station en route to Lavernock Battery. Full uniform. Band to attend, in busbies. Officers, silver belts. It is requested that every mem- ber will be present, and have his arms and appointments in good order. By Order, Head Quarters, Swansea Castle, J. H. BURGESS, 25th July. 1873. Captain Commanding. 678 17URST GLAMORGAN ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. REGIMENTAL ORDER. The Annual Inspection of this Corps will take plaoe at Laver- nock Battery, near Penarth, on the 31st inst. The Corps will parade in sufficient time to meet the train leaving High-street Station at 7.10 a.m., and the Commanding Officer trusts that every member will appear on parade, and have his arms and appointments in thorough order. The officer commanding takes this opportunity' of expressing a hope that every member will makb it a point of duty to attend parade on the above date (and those who cannot attend must apply for leave of absence in writing) as under the existing regu- lations at least two-thirds of the enrolled members must be pre- sent, or the Inspection cannot take place, and the Commanding Officer most earnestly requests that employers will assist him, and give the members of this Corps in their employ the necessary leave of absence to attend the above parade, and earn this year the same proud results that have previously been accorded to the Corps. I Refreshments will be provided both before and after thft- Inspection. By order, [ J. H. BURGESS, Head Quarters, Swansea Castle, Captain Commanding. 8th July, 1873. 7067 BRISTOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL, October 21, JL-P 22, 23, and 24. — Creation," Elijah," Messiah," Hymn .f Praise," Stabat Mater," and Macfarren's Ntw Oratorio, "St. John the Baptist," with Mr. Charles Halid's Band of Eighty Instruments and Great Organ. 7390 C. PRICE, Bristol, Hon. Sec. XNCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. HIGH COURT MEETING AT CARDIFF. By kind permission of the Marquis of Bute, a GRAND DEMONSTRATION AND FETE will be held in the CATHAY'S PARK, on MONDAY, AUG., 4, 1878. Two-thirds of the surplus will be divided amongst the charities, &c., of the Town. A Procession, to which the Members of kindred Societies are respectfully invited to take part, will be formed in the Cardiff Arms Park, at 12 noon. Communications requested to be made to the Secretary, Mr. W. Loyns, Eisteddfod-street, Cardiff. 7264 Heb Dduw, heb ddim." /I* "Duwadigon." Gwell angau na chywi- I '■ Calon wrth galon." lydd." THE FIRST GRAND ANNUAL -L EISTEDDFOD WILL BE HELD IN COWBRIDGE, ON AUGUST 14th, WIlEN UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY POUNDS Are offered in PRIZES for CHORAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, Glees, Duets, Solos, Essays, Poetry, Art, Floriculture, &c., &c. N.B.—No entrance fees for musical competitors. Reduced fare tickets will be issued on the Great Western Rail- way at Stations between Swansea and Newport. Reduced fare and Special Trains will run on the Taff Vale r-ailway. Grounds open at 11 a.m. CONCERT IN THE EVENING AT 7 O'CLOCK. First-class Professionals and Amateurs engaged. The arranged Programme for the day, now ready, 2d Post free, 3jd. 7366 EBENEZER-DAVIS, Hon. Sec., Cowbridge. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF WALES. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' SCHOLARSHIPS. CHAIRMAN. Mr. W. H. WOODALL, 67, Mansel-terrace, Swansea. TREASURER. Mr. MONTGOMERY WILLIAMS, 3, Walter's-terraee, Walter's- road, Swansea. HONORARY SECRETARY. Mr. T. BAKER, 14, Bridge-street, Newport, Mon. The Committee consists of the whole of the contributors who are earnestly invited to use their influence to extend the list ef subscribers. All subscriptions payable within three yearB, in annual instalments if preferred. I LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. Mr. R. Harries, Glasgow 20 0 0 Mr. T, Baker, London 15 0 0 Mr. S. J. Elias, Glasgow 15 0 0 Mr. Montgomery Williams, Manchester 15 0 0 Mr. D. Jenkins, Glasgow 15 0 0 Mr. D. J. Hutchins, Manchester 15 0 0 Mr. W. S. Eaton, London 15 0 0 Mr. Bretherton, Cloticester 15 0 0 Mr. B. Baker, London 15 0 0 Mr. E. J. Mulliner, R»>yal Hotel, Cardiff 15 0 0 Mr. D. Meyler, London 10 0 0 Mr. W. H. Woodall, Swansea 10 10 0 Mr. D. Davies, London 10 10 0 Mr. D. E. Davies, Manchester 10 0 0 Mr. W. W. Davies, Manchester 10 0 0 Mr. Rees Owen, Liverpool. 10 0 0 Mr. O. Williams, Manchester 10 0 0 Mr. E. Roberts, Swazisea 10 0 0 Mr. E. Phillips, Manchester 10 0 < Mr. S. L. Davies, Manchester 10 10 0 Mr. T. Lewis, Manchester. 10 0 0 Mr. D. L. Davies, Manchester 10 0 0 Mr. Joshua Hughes, Manchester. 10 10 0 Mr. H. Cousins, Angel Hotel. Cardif f. 10 0 0 Mr. J. A. inglis. London 10 0 0 Mr. J. Harford Jones, Bristol. 10 0 0 Mr. Samuel H. Jone, Swansea 10 0 0 Mr. J. W. Cross, lie yal Anns Hotel, Rhymney 10 10 0 Mr. Birt, Cameron Arms, Swansea 10 1Q 0 Mr. T. J. Price, Gla* gow 10 10 0 Mr. F. Jenkins, Manchester 5 5 0 Ifr. D. E. Evans, Newtown 5 6 0 31r. B. Pricc, Lonoon 550 Mr. B. Herbert, Swansea 5 5 0 Mr. J. Ma.ttick, Bristol 5 5 0 Mr. Adams, Glasgow 5 5 0 Mr. Stone, Mack worth Arms, Swansea 5 5 0 Mr. Watts, VVyndham Arms, Briugend. 5 5 0 Mr. W. L). Davies, London 5 5 0 Mr. T. L. Woodall, London 5 5 (, Mr. D.E. Williams, Tredeg-ar Arms Hotel, Tredcg-ar 5 5 0 Mr. Andrew Shaw, Manchester 5 5 Q Mr. T. Jeremy, Swansea. 5 5 0 Mr. J. H. Perry, Cardiff Arms Hotel, Cardiff 5 0 0 Mr. H. Rowlands, Manchester 5 0 0 Mr. C. Lewis, Newport 500 Mr. C. F. Howard, Llanelly 3 3 0 Mr. W Johns, Pentre Hotel, Pentre 3 3 0 Me. B. Lewis, Draper, Nantyglo 2 2 0 Mr. T. Crook, Manchester 2 2 0 Mr. W. McCulloch, Glasgow 2 2 0 Mr. W. Richards, Swansea. 2 2 0 Mr. M. Price, Draper, Ystalyfera.. 220 Mr. R. Burnett, Bradford 110 .I,lr.T. L. Davies, Newport.. 1 1 0 Mr. W. elsford, London 1 1 0 Mr. James Davies, draper, Cwmavon (Taihach) 110 Win. Alexander, Esq., Ex-Mavor of Cardiff 110 Mr. W. Wbittiiigton. Stationer, Noath 110 Mr. H. D. Phillips, Draper, Aberavon 110 Mr. W. R. Richards, Swansea 2 2 0 Mr. B. T. Walters, Draper, Carmarthen 110 Mr. J. Witt, Bristol 1 1 0 Mr. J. J. Merriman, Bristol 110 Mr. J. Beynon, Draper, Ystalyfera 1 1 0 Mr. B. T. Walters. Draper, Cai-iiiartlien.. 110 Mr. L. Prichard, Draper, Ebhw Vale 110 Mrs. White, Victoria Hotel, Ebbw Va.le. 0 10 0 6928 'public Notices* rpESTIMONIAL TO C. W. DAVID, ESQ. The PLATE PRESENTED to CHARLES WILLIAMS DAVID, ESQ., and SUPPLIED by JAMES T. BARRY, is now ON VIEW at his Establishment, No. 9, Duke-street, Cardiff. 7404 B OROUGH OF SWANSEA. TO IRONFOUNDERS. The Swansea Town Counc il are prepared to receive TENDERS for the SUPPLY and DELIVERY of CAST IRON PIPES and other CASTINGS which they may require within the next six months. Specification and form of Tender may be seen at the Office of Mr. Ed. Cousins, Borough Engineer, Swansea. Sealed Tenders to be delivered at the Clerk's Office, on or before Monday, 4th Angust, 1873, endorsed" Tender for Castings. The Town Council do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. R. A. ESSERY, Cierk. Guildhall Offices, Swansea, 17th July, 1873. jg O R O U G H OF S WAN S E A". TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. The Swansea Town Conncil are prepared to receive TENDERS for EXCAVATING and LAYING a CAST IRON SUBWAY and PIPES under the river Tawe, at Swansea. The Drawings, Specifications, and Form of Tender may be seen at the Office of Mr. ED. COUSINS, Borough Engineer, Guildhall, Swansea. Tenders to be delivered at the Clerk's Offices on or before MON- DAY, 4th AUGUST, 1873, endorsed "Tender for River Crossing." The Town Council do not bind thWwUvea to accept the lowest or any Tende L. R. A. ESSERY, Clerk. Guilcjhall Offices, Swansea, 17th July, 1873. gWAN SEA" HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY" SEASON, 1873. The Committee have the pleasure to announce to the Subscribers and the public that THE ANNUAL FLORAL FETE Will be held IN THE CRICKET FIELD, BRYNYMOR, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), JULY 31. They have also much pleasure in announcing that they have made arrangements with MESSRS SYNYER & GILMER'S MAGNIFICENT BAND, From Aston Park Gardens, to play during the Fête. They also have to announce that A GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, BY THE MEMBERS OF THE BAND, Will take place in the Evening, at the MUSIC HALL. Admission to the Floral Fete :-Subscribers, at 1 o'clock at 2, Half-a-Crown at 3, One Shilling; at 5, Sixpence. W. R. THOMAS, Hon. Sec. ffiusittess gUfltesses, T URN E R B ROT HER S, MONUMENTAL AND BATH STONE WORKS, NEAR THE CUSTOM HOUSE, DOCK.STREET, NEWPORT, MON. MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEADSTONES, AND EVERY DES- CRIPTION OF MONUMENTAL WORK, AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. MTMATBS AND DESIGNS SENT ON APPLICATION. MOXUMENTS REPAIRED AND INSCRIPTIONS ENGRAVED. Agents for Fire Bricks, Sanitary Pipes, ICloset Pans, Chimney Tops, and all kinds of Building Materials. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 37«9 s. S. BEDINGFIELD OF BRISTOL, HAVANA CIGAR MERCHANT, 40, WIND-STREET, SWANSEA. Sous AGBHT IN SOUTH WAHS FOR BEDINGFIELD'S CELEBRATED BRISTOL TOBACCOS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GARDEN ROLLERS, GARDEN ENGINES, LAWN MOWING MACHINES, every size, at Reduced Net Prices. Ransome s, Shank's, Green's, Samuelson's make. Tho Climax, the Anglo-American. Water Barrow, to hold 20 gallons, £2 16s. 6d. 80, J&3 12s. 50, £7 16s. Conservatory Pump and Engine, 87s. Cd. Garden Engine, on wheels, for ladies, 60s. Ditto Barrow Engine for gardeners, 43 12s. 6d., C4 12s. The Ladies' Engine for the watering pot and 3 feet pipe, 30s. 6d. Brass Garden Syringes, 4s. 6d., Ss. ill., lis., 13s., Hs. 6d., 16ø., 18s., 21s. Fumigator for destroying green fly 10s. 9d. Garden Rollers, 16 by 16, 36s. &1., 18 by 18, 43s. 6d. 20 by 20, 65s. 22 by 22, 63s. Galvanized Wire Netting for Poultry, Rablilts, Game. Croquet Wire Netting, 3d. per yard.-Apply to HENRY LEON- ARD, Ironmonger, 22, High street, Bristol. 6525 MANCHESTER BOOT & SHOE DEPOT, 32, HIGH-STREET, SIVANSEA. If you want GOOD VALUE FOR CASH go towie above Address. itisthe BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IN SOUTH WALES. Proprietor, S. DUNKERLEY. NOTB TUB ADDRESS—32, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA. GP. P I D S L E Y, • WHOLESALE AND EXPORT TOBACCONIST AND CIGAR MERCHANT COLLEGE-STREET, SWANSEA, Doing the largest Tobacco Trade in Swansea and BBi Neighbourhood.* w M. HELLIER AND CO. BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER STORES, NORTH LOUDOUN PLACE, CARDIFF. ARE BOTTLERS OF GUINNESS'S STOUT, EAST INDIA PALE, BURTON, SCOTCH, AND OTHER ALES. ALL ORDERS FOR THREE DOZEN AND UPWARDS, Addressed as above, will have PROMPT AND STRICT ATTENTION. 6157 NOAH REES, HAY & CORN MERCHANT, J3 13, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF, Begs to announce to his numerous patrons and friends that he has completed the Erection of his NEW MACHINERY for CRUSHING BEANS, OATS, and INDIAN CORN. He is thereby enabled to supply any quantity of these goods, ready for use, at Market Price". N. B.—A Large Supply of CHAFFED HAY always on 3985 J NEWTON, TAILOR, WOOLLEN DRAPER, MERCER, HOSIER, &c., 13, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. J. N. INVITES INSPECTION OF HIS NEW STOCK OF (gUMMER QOODS. THE CRITERION TROUSERS 14s. 6d. 2025 TEAM SAW MILLS J. HOWELLS, TIMBER MERCHANT. PITWOOD, SLEEPERS, AND WHEELWRIGHTS' TIMBER ALWAYS IN STOCK. YARD—WEST BUTE DOCK, CARDIFF. 2467 CLIFTON TURTLE DEPOT. W. H. CHAPPELL, CONFECTIONER, Begs to return his sincere thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for the very liberal support they have favoured him with during the first year of his entry on the OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS so long carried on by Mr. WARREN, and assures them his personal supervision shall continue to be given to all business entrusted to him. BALLS, WEDDING BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, & SOIREES contracted for, inclusive and exclusive of Wines, and carried through at one cost, in the best and most careful manner. WEDDING CAKES of the best quality always on hand. TURTLE and other SOUPS of the very best make kept ready, and sent out in anv quantity to al). parts. Very Superior ICES and ICE PUDDINGS. CLIFTON DINING ROOM a la Carte. fcOLE AGENT FOR THE EUROPEAN WINE COMPANY. 5, REGENT-STREET, NEXT POST-OFFICE, CLIFTON, BRISTOL. Every attention to Country Orders. 6501 POWELL & CO., WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS 1381, BUTE ROAD, CARDIFF. -a SOUND DINNER CLARET, FINK OLD SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKIES. LONDON GIN AND JAMAICA RUM. BASS'S AND ALLSOPP'S PALE ALES AND GUINNESS'S EXTRA STOUT, in Fine Condition, in Wood or Bottle. 7 J Orders received at Linden Villa, Wordsworth-street, Ro&th, and < 8, Daviell-street, New Town, as well as at the Stores 2601 business gUdrcsscs. BUYERS OF READY-MADE CLOTHING -1-) will find it mterially to their advantage to select from the comprehensive STOCK of Messrs. W. PRICE and SONS, now sub- mitted to their notice the styles being so varied as to meet the requirements of all classes. It is obvious to every one, that Gar- ments of a superior style and cut must find a readier sae than the ordinary slop style usually offered. The facilities afforded by their extensive Establishment enable them to take immediate cognisance of all the fluctuating stages of fashion, and at once adapt them to the Garments they make. At the same time they can render those Goods at a less cost on account of their many advantages in having them cheaply and rapidly made. ADDRESS—MESSRS. W. PRICE AND SONS, FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS, CARDIFF HOUSE, CARDIFF. Terms—One price no abatement; ready money. C226 I W. ROBERTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGER, 86 & 87, HIGV-STREET, MERTHYR TYDFIL. Grocers attention invited to a Large Assortment of TEA CANISTERS, SCALES, &c., At prices which will compare favourably with Bristol Houses. PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION. BUILDERS SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Dealer in Oils, Colours, Roofing Felt, and Vulcanized India Rubber Goods. 6799 "0 N L Y THE B EST." JAS. GARAWAY & CO. SUPPLY EVERY GARDEN REQUISITE. CATALOGUES POST FREE ON APPLICATION. JAS. GARAWAY & CO., DURDHAM DOWN NURSERY, BRISTOL. 6023 E. B. S H E R R I N, (LATE EVANS AND CO.,) PRINTERS ETC., WEST BUTE-STREET, DOCKS, CARDIFF. E. B. SHERRIN has the pleasure to announce that he has succeeded to th« Business lately carried on by Messrs. EVANS & CO., as PRINTERS, &c., at the above address, and that all orders entrusted to him will be carefully and speedily executed. 7217 NOT T c ET THE OLD-ESTABLISHED FURNISHING, CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE ESTABLISHMENT (FORMERLY THE LUll J. BARKER, LATH PROCTOR & BARKER), 29, WINE-STREET, BRISTOL, WILL IN FUTURE BE CONDUCTED BY THE WIDOW AND SON OF THE LATE PROPRIETOR. 6980 G EO. ROE AND COMPANY, DISTILLERS, DUBLIN. Sole Agents for South Wales TRESILIAN & COMPANY, 6 & 7, CANAL WHARF, CARDIFF. TRESILIAN and Co., Agents for THOMAS ROBINSON and Co. Brewers, BURTON-ON TRENT, and JOHN D'ARCY and SON, Brewers, DUBLIN, beg to announce that they have been appointed, Sole Agents to the above woil-known Firm, whoso whisky is so universally esteemed as to need no comment. TRESILIAN and Co. respectfully solicit the support of the Trade. 7247 T H 0 M A S BURNELL, (27 Years with FINCH & GODWIN, Bristol,) 35, BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF, GENERAL WIRE WORKER, MAKER OF IMPROVED WIRE BLINDS, VENETIAN BLINDS, ALL KINDS OF BIRD CAGES, Every description of Screens and Sieves for Founderies, Maltsters, Flour Mills, Grocers, Confectioners, Masons, &c., &c. GALVANIZED NETTING FOR GAME AND POULTRY. Ornamental Wire-work for Conservatories, Gardens, Lawns and Parks. FLOWER STANDS, AVIARIES, &c. LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. 6725 COUNTY TEA WAREHOUS DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF. ESTABLISHED 1823. LEWIS AND WILLIKMS'S CELEBRATED TEAS. Have stood the test of over half a century unsurpassed for strength, unrivalled for flavour. They are constantly advised of the choicest importations, and invariably obtain the best that money can purchase. s. d. Congou 20 Useful Congou 28 Strong do, 30 Better do. 3 6 Rich and Old (much flavoured) .40 Fine Leaf Gunpowder 54 Fine Plantation Coffee 14 Ditto 1 (j Fiiiest do. 18 Fine Mocha 2 0 LEWIS AND WI L L I A M: S, 22, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF. 6456 JEWING MACHINES, *0 WASHING MACHINES, MANGLES, FIRE and THIEF PROOF SAFES, with all other Patented Articles, supplied by CROSS BROTHERS, GENERAL IRONMONGERS, CA R DIFF. SEWING M \CHINES. The Wheeler & Wilson's Gold Medal Silent Working Lock-stitch of 20years' standincr WASHINLR Bradforil'sPatent Vowel WashingMachines- SEWING TheWilcox &Gibbs Silent Sewing Machines Month's Trial before purchase. WASHING The Home Washer, complete, with washer, wringer, & mangle. Price, £ 4 4s. BOX MANGLES, By Bradford and other Makers. For Sale on easy terms. KNIFE CLEANING MACHINES. The Three-Knife Cleaner 41 12 0 SEWING MACHINES, Hand and foot combined. The Shakes- pere, Agenoria, Franklin, the Weir, Thomas and Co.'s. SEWING MACHINES The Little Wanza, or any other Make. For Sale and Hire upon easy terms. SEASON GOODS. Ice Safes, Croquet Sets (by Jacque's), Croquet Bordering, Wire Netting, Nois- ICE SAFES less Lawn Mowers, Stove and Grate Oma- ments, the Housemaids' Dusters, Peram- bulators in variety, Flower Baskets, Garden Rollers, Seats, and Chairs. ALL AT MAKERS' ADVERTISED PRICES. 4689 we E. VAUGHAN & CO. STEAM* DYEING AND SCOURING WORKS, LLANDAFF-ROAD CARDIFF. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS 77, CROCKHERBTOWN, ) rARm™, 248, BUTE-STREET, f 52, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT. 83, HIGH- STREET, MERTHYR. LOWER GOAT-STREET, SWANSEA. 4, ST. JULIAN-STREET, TENBY. Orders received, and Parcels forwarded to Works carnage free, by the following AGENTS: Aberdare Mr. Dance, Commercial-street,. Abergavenny Mr. Eames, 12, Cross-street. Blaenavou Mr. J. Harris, London House. Bridgend Mr. Thomas, grocer, lton-street. Brecon Mr. Matthews, at Camden Arms, Wat-ton. Cowbridge. Mi. Stibbs, Ivor House. Chepstow Mi Rowe, Welsh-street. Crickhowell Mr. Bearis, High-street. Carmarthen > ucnt wanted. Ha.verfonlwest.. inir. Harries, 3, High-street. Llanelly. Messrs. Ace & Sons, Vaughan-street, Llandilo Mr. Lockyer, County Press. Neath Mr. Matthews, at Queen's Hotel. Pembroke Dock, Mr lriee, Meyrick-street. Pontypool Mr. G. Fowler, draper. Lion House. Usk Messrs. Jones & Powell, draper &c. Watchet, Capt. Nicholas. 223 justness JUdresses. D. JOTHAM AND SONS ARE NOW SHOWING FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON, 1873, A VERY LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK, In the following DEPARTMENTS :— ( COATS TROUSERS TROUSERS & VESTS (To MATCH) NEW STYIFSIN-I VESTS J.N1AV OTYLES IN-^ GENTLEMEN'S SUITS YOUTHS' SUITS BOYS' SUITS BOYS' SUITS [ THE BESPOKE DEPARTMENTS ALSO, LINEN SHIRTS (in White and exford), HOSIERY & GLOVES, SCARVES AND TIES, HATS AND CAPS, Sc., &c. We have now completed a Large Assortment of the Latest Styles carefully selected from the BEST HOUSES. D. JOTHAM & SONS, 26 ANP 27, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. 5502 T AMPS. E MBOSSED GLASS. JJENT GLASS. TO RAILWAY COMPANIES & CONTRACTORS, COLLIERY PROPRIETORS k SHIPOWNERS, CARRIAGE BUILDERS & CHEMISTS, HOTEL KEEPERS, GROCERS, & OTHERS. HALL & PEDDER, BARR'S-STREET, BRISTOL, (Established 1704,) MAKERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SIGNAL, ORNAMENTAL, AND CARRIAGE LAMPS. GLASS BENT OR EMBOSSED TO ANY SIZE OR PATTERN. PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS. HALL & PEDDER, LAMP MANUFACTURERS, 1, 2, AND 3, BARR'S STREET, BRISTOL. 6476 S. J. BURMAN, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND SILVERSMITH, 9, WINE STREET, BRISTOL. BURMAN'S WATCHES Are the BEST and CHEAPEST in the WEST OF ENGLAND. SILVER HORIZONTAL, from P-l 5 < SILVER ENGLISH LEVER, from 3 15 0 GOLD HORIZONTAL, from 2 15 0 EVERY WATCH WARRANTED. N.B.—BURMAN'S CLOCK gives the exact time as received from Greenwich every day by Telegraph. 6683 STEAM SAWING, PLANING, MOULDING, k3 AND JOINERY WORKS, Commercial-buildings, opposite St. Paul's Church, Newport, Men. J. LINTON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, Begs to inform the publio generally that he has fitted up Im- proved Patent Machinery, whereby h is enabled to execute with dispatch all kinds of Sashes, Frames, Doors, Skirtings, and Mould- ings, at prices which cannot be surpassed. Estimates given, on application, for every kind of Jeinery work. Orders punctually attended to. 6460 ARNESS AND SADDLERY. IMMENSE STOCK—BEST QUALITY—AT LOWEST PRICES. E. PARNALL & SONS, 2, AND 3, VICTORIA-STREET, BRISTOL. ) TxRms-Net Cash, no abatement. 5007 JioteK ROYAL HOTEL, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF.-First-class Family and Commerci.il House, the nearest to the Great Western Railway Station. Omnibuses to every train. A Night Porter in attendance. E. J. MULLINER, Proprietor. 5309 BUTE DOCKS. — WINDSOR HOTEL, RE^ plete with every convenience and comfort. An Ordinary daily at 1.30.—F. W. ARMSTRONG. 55i6 BLUE BELL COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF.-Five minutes' walk from all the railway stations. Proprietor, W. HUTT (late 01 the Cow- bridge Arms). 7066 RHYMNEY AND TAFF VALE EATING HOUSE, 22, Trinity-street, opposite St. John's Churgh, Cardiff.-Pi oprietor, JOHN THOMAS. Hot Dinners from 12 till 4. Gymru Ymwelwch a'r cymro. 090i FYS HER'S REFRESHMENT ROOMS 77, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF.—Good Beds. Dinner from 12 to 3. Charges moderate. 6537 JOEY AT HOME!—JOEY IIAYNES, the popular Clown of Messrs. Hutchinson and Tayleure's Circus, begs to state he has taken the MsIIGUARD ARMS, Bute-street, Cardiff, where he will be 1 fa call from his old friends. 6S33 SWANSEA.—THE LUDSON TEMPERANCE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 1C, ST. MARY-ST., SWANSEA. 60^5 0 RK~ HOTEL, BR I DG LITND. — THOMAS JL LLEWELLYN supplies Messrs. Allsopp and Son's Genuine ALES. Also, Messrs. Guinness and Mander's celebrated DUBLIN STOUT at Brewery Prices. Hennessy's and Martell's PALE BRANDY. Dog Carts, Waggonettes, Brakes, &e. 7427 "V^ILLIAM DANCE (late Sergeant of Police v T at Merthyr) begs to inform his friends and the public that he has taken the STAR & RAILWAY INN, Trap-road, Aberdare (between the Abernant Station and Aberdare), and hopes to secure their patronage. Wines and Spirits of the best qnality. 6966 LLANERCH HOTEL.—LEWIS EVANS, of -2-A Aberystwith, begs to inform intending visitors to Llan- drindod that he has taken the Llanerch Hotel, lately occupied by Mr. Dawson, and is now ready to receive their patronage.—Good stabling and lock-up coachhouse. ° 6978 LLANWRTYD WELLS.—DOELCOED JLJ HOUSE.—This Hotel, recently enlarged, is elegantly furnished and replete with every convenience. Situated on the banks of the River Irvon (a trout stream) near the mineral springs, which are within the hotel grounds, and free to visitors. Baths. Good stabling. Omnibus meets every train. B. Jones, Proprietor. 7318 ODDFELLOWS' ARMS, MAES TEG 0 Two Minutes' Walk from fetation. Good accommodation BILLIARDS. POSTING. INLAND REVENUE OFFICE. 238C PROPRIHTOR—Mr. ILLTID MORGAN DINING AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS.— J. HISCOX'S (from NATTRISS') DINING and REFRESH- MENT ROOMS, 42, HIGH-STREET, BRISTOL. 5901 BR I S T O L.—DRAWBRIDGE HOTEL.— Central, Commodious, Comfortable, and Economical. Ord; nary daily.—16 and 17, St. Augustine's-parade, Bristol. -J ULLATHORNE, Proprietor. 5661 BRISTOL. — GUILDHALL COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY HOTEL, 36 and 37, Broad-street, Bristol. Dining, Coffee, Sitting, and Stock Rooms. Dinners Ironi 12,30 to6. Night Porter kept. -W. T. CHOUGH, Proprietor. 7389 STAR HOTEL, MARKET-STREET, ILFRACOMBE, NORTH DEVON, F. BAKER, PROPRIETOR. This Family and Commercial Hotel, centrally situated, with ar. excellent sea view, is conducted on the most economical terms consistent, with comfort. The rroprictor woulel have pleasure in giving every information as to the locality, &c\, to those visitors and excursionists who might favour him with their patronage. Special arrangements might be made for the entertaining of excursion parties. 6976 1- public (gitfmnininents. VICTORIA CONCERT-EOOM, ST. MARY- V STREET, CARDIFF, SOLE PROPRIETOR Mr. F. W. HOFFMANN Eveiy Evening daring the week, GRAND CONCERT, CHARACTERISTIC ENTERTAINMENTS, AND DANCING. KEFKE81IMKNTK AT THE BAR. Admission—Fires Class, is.; Half-price at Half-fast Nine for Gentlemen only. On Saturdays and Benefit Nights no return tickets after 10 o'clock Doors open at 7.30 to commence nt 8. S43 rpEMPERANCE HALL, ABERDARE. TO-DAY, (WEDNESDAY). THE NEW, MAGNIFICENT, AND GIGANTIC DIORAMA OF IRELAND, AND UNRIVALLED COMPANY OF IRISH MINSTRELS. LESSEE AND MANAGER-MR. HODGES. 7265 S TAR V A R IE TIE S, s WIND-STREET, SWANSEA. DIRECTOR.MR. MELVILLE. OPEN THIS EVENING with a creat Dramatic Programme. Doors open at Half-past Six, commence at Seven. "The Anchor 'I of Hope; or, the Seaman's Stnr," Miss Emily Ethltir. ',Life iii the Great City or, A Voice from the Streets" (ureat sensational drama). Messrs. Manhill and Ilawlings (negro comedians) and the Burlesque Caiiiaraiziiiiai), Miss Emily Tliori.e, and a numerous company. 3201 ffiugfttegg 44rtssts.. JJOWELL & C o; ARE NOW SELLING A llAjfWAcnnuBrti Stock OF LADIES' C 0 S T U M E S; SILK & CASHMERE JACKETS, CAPES AND MANTILLAS CONSIDERABLY UNDER MARKET VALUE. HOWELL & CO., THB CAR8IJ? DRAPERS, 13, AND 14, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. 5164 GLAMORGAN WAGON REPAIRING G COMPANY, 11, BUTE CRESCENT, CARDIFF. RAILWAY WAGONS REPAIRED AJKi Maintained by Contract for a term of Years, or otherwise. GEORGE W. ARMSTRONG, 11, BUTE CRESCENT, DOCKS, CARDIFF. RAILWAY WAGONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION BUILT FOR CASH, OR ON REDEMPTION HIRE. N.B.—CONTRACTS MADE FOR REPAIRS. 6871 I c K ks H E E T 8 RICK SHEETS WOOD'S FIRST PRIZE MOWERS AND REAPERS. HARVEST IMPLEMENTS! CARTS WAGOXS ARTIFICIAL MANURES! ADDRM9: CHARLES D. pHILLIPS' FARMERS' GENERAL SUPPLY WAREHOUSES, NEWPORT, MON. 5854 Œdutution. PRIVATE and CLASS TUITION for LONDON I- UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE of SURGEONS, &c. Mr. Cooke, B.A. (Lond.), personally PREPARES a few candidates. References to Exhibitioners and fifty others. 8, St. Jamcs-terrace, Padding- ron, W. 7254° ALBION HOUSE ACADEMY, CHARLES STREET, CARDIFF. Mr. TRICE begg to announce the RE-OPENING of his School on TCESDAT, the 22nd instant. Prospectus of terms, &c., on appli- cation. ith July, 1873. 7092 IISS 1 R I G H T 0 N ASSOCIATE AND MEDALLIST OF THE LONDON ACADEMY OF MUSIC (Pupil of Sir Julius Benedict and Dr. Wylde), PROFESSOR OF THE PIANOFORTE 74, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF 4336 MONS. SIEVER DIN, PROFESSEUR DE LANGUES, &c., Late of the Institution St. Hubert, St. John's College, London, Ac., &c., ATTENDS SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES. Address—11, BRIDGE-STKEET, NEWPORT, Mon. or 15, WINDSOR- PLACE, CARDIFF. Midsummer Holidays. Adults' Classes, ZI is. per Course. N.B.—Applications by letter only. 6159 CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL c TRAINING SCHOOL, HOLFORD HOUSE, STOW HJLL, NEWPORT, MON. Principal Mr. J. WARE, Assisted by Campetent Masters. A thoroug-h preparation guaranteed for Business and Profes- sional Life, the Civil Service, and Middle-class Examinations. Spacious Schoolrooms, Dormitories, and 1'lavjrround. Unlimited Diet. Reports and Prizes at the close of each Session. Testimonials and references of the highest order. Full particu- lars on application. _Date of Re-opening :-MONDAY. July 28th. 6885 STAFFORD COLLEGE, DARTMOUTH-PARK, FOREST-HILL (NRAR CuvsTAii PALACK), LONDON, S.E. HEAD MASTER MR. CROSS, I at-c o. ^iridsrend. MATHEMATICS, &C. A. G. W ATKIXSOX, Esq London University. JRKNCH Monsr. RAKCKEDROOM. GKRMAN Dr. EUPIIRATE, M.A., Ph.D., &c. DRAWING, PAIXTIKG, &C. J. L. KKNWOKTIIY, Esq.,F.S.A., F.R.G.S..&C ASSISTANT IS DITTO J. ROLFE, Esq., Medalist of the Royal Academy. PROFESSOR OF DANCING J. SEATON, Esq., Royal Italian Opera House. There is at present no vacancy, but one pupil can be received on the 25th March. 4678 M~" I'SIC COM.P> SED BY ALEX ANDER THIPPS, R.A.M., M.C.O Professor of Music, Organist of St. James' Church, and Conductor of the Swansea Philhar- monic Society: SOXG-" FARE THEE WELL."—Price 4s. Dedicated to his Pupils, the Misses BATH, Eryn-y-mor. HARVEST ANTHEM- 0 COME HITHER AND BEHOLD.Price Cd. Dedicated to Laoy BUXTON. GRAND FANTASIA FOR THE ORGAN OR PIANOFORTE. Price 4s. Copies of the above may be ordered of Mr. Brader, of all music sellers, and of the Composer. Mr. PHIPPS will RESUME his professional duties AUGUST 4th. Specifications for Oigars examined and prepared. New Organs opened. Engagements accepted to adjudicate -it Eisteddfodau, Itc. Musical compositions corrected. Conservatoire of Music, 6, WALTER-TERRACE. SWANSEA. ALSTON COLLEGE AND ITS PREPARATORY SCHOOL, NEAR PI;E.>TON, LANCASHIRE. Recently enlarged by the erection of three additional School- rooms, Students' Hall, Theological and Scientific Lecture Hall (including Reading Kooni), Chemical Laboratory, Private Studies Dining Halls, large Swimming Bath, Gymnasium, and spacious Dormitories, as well as separate Bedrooms. RKCTOR Rev. T. ABBOTT PETERS, M.A. VICE-PRINCIPAL: Rev. J. S. SKINNER, B.A. MASTERS. Rev. T. ABBOTT PETERS, M.A., Divinity. Rev. J. S. SKINNER, B.A., the Classics and Ancient Kistorv. Mr. H. J HENDERSON, M.A., Ju' ior Classics. T. HYMERS JACKSON, B.A., Mathematics, Navigation, and the English Language, History and Literature. Mr. E. CLEMENT, Ph.D., the Natural Sciences (Experiniciital iiiid Mathematical), French and German. Mr. J. ROCHEFORT, C.M., English Subjects generally, and Junior Mathematics. Mr. G. CLIFFORD, Junior English and Junior Mathematics. Ir, FLOYD, C.E., Land Surveying and Levelling, with the use of Theodolite, Mechanical Drawing. Mr. W. H. JONES, Music (Organ and Piano) and Singing. Mr. R. NICOL, Librarian. Sergeant BRADY, Military Drill, Gymnastics, and Swimuiirg. There are in connection with'the College THREE ANNUAL EXHIBITIONS, open for general competition to all students, and tenable for three years. o Special classes are formed for preparing students for the Legal, Medical, Home, Colonial, and Indian Civil Service Examinations; and for entrance to Woolwich, Coopers Hill, and the Universities ofi Vwf1, ?fni,bri(k'e> London, ( Dublin, Durham, and Edinburgh. The Religious Teaching is based on strictly Protestant Prin- ciples, in accoidai.ce with the Doc,rinesand Liturgy of the Church of England. Students requiring a commercial education only, are exempt from the classical course, if desired. The year consists of two terms, during which there are no holi- days, the only vacations being at Midsummer and Christmas. The use of all class books, valuable library, stationerv (except mathematical instruments), laundry, &c.,is included in the terms No Extras of any kind. The High School.—Students from 16 to 23 years of age. The Middle School—Students from 12 to 16 years of asre. The Preparatory School—Students under 12 years of age. The College is divided into three sections. In the PREPARATORY SCHOOL, (entirely distinct, but contiguous) Boys are well grounded in the elements of a sound English Edu- cation, with French and German (also in Latin and Crcek, if for the learned professions), and prepared for the ff ig-h i r Middle School. In the High School the course of study is a preparation, for the Universities and the various competitive examination? while the Middle School trains pupils in such subjects as wiu qualify them for scientific and commercial pursuits. Alston College is pleasantly situated, about six miles from Preston, and half a mile from Lonsrridge Railway Station is in immediate proximity to beautiful mountain scenery, within half an hour's ride of the chief watering places on the western coast of Lancashire, and is considered by Medical Professors to be one of the healthiest locilities in England, a fact sufficiently proved by the remarkably good health enjoyed by the students, and regu. larlv confirmed by the half-yearly medical reports. Extensive Cricket Grounds are attached to the Collece Farms, whilst a spacious covered Gymnasium and Students' Hall, avail- able for recreation, drill, &c., adjoin. Reports of all examinations, together with the names of those students who have distinguished themselves at the College and the Universities, as Exhibitioners, Medalists, and Prizemen, also the reports of the late examinations, together with views of the Col- lege buildings, and all necessary information forwarded on applica- tion to the Rector, or t* Mr. GEORGE CLIFFORD, Secretary. References kinaiy permuieu, o the Examiner* P.e T. h. Lindsay Leary, M.A., D.C.L., (Oxon), Assistant Examiner to the Civil Service Commission, Alexandra Grove, Finchley, London; T. W. Eyre Evans, L.L.D., (T.C.D.) Nigliti-iigale Villa, Lower Nor- wood Professor Routiedge, B.S., F.C.S., Mazielester Professor Pagel, Liverpool, and the 1roteslaiit clergy, Nobility, and pro- hô3siQna1 gentlemen (parents of present pupils) n London, Livei- pool, Manchester, Birmingham, Chester, Cardiff, Swan?ejiy Aberysvrith, Llandovery, Lampeter, Holywell, Aberdare, Mostyn^ Rhyl, and many other towns in Ei gland and Wales, the continent, of Europe, the coloilies, New York, and the United States o America, Brazil, Cuba, ix., &c., who can bear amplt tcjtiojouy the merits of the College. Next term commences 7th August, 1878. 702y