Advertising|1883-05-05|South Wales Daily News

alr5 bg Auttion. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Messrs BAKER & SONS. Building Land, at Rhyl June 12 Mr W. BRADLEY. •"nature, Jtc., at Cardiff May 7 Mr A. R. BEAR. properties, at Newport May 9 CARDIFF AUCTION AND STORAGE CO. LIM. (Mr J. G. Maddox, Auctioneer). flectro Plate, at Cardiff May 8, 9, 10 i**sehold Property, at Cardiff May 22 i^sehold Property, at Penarth May 17 nts and Maroues, at Cardiff May 23 „ Mr E. J. EVANS. •locks, Ewes, <fcc., at Ely, near Cardiff May 7 n. Messrs D. EVANS and SON. MOck, &e., at Lantwit Fardre May 10 „ Messrs GOTTWALTZ and BOWRING jJOUsehold Furniture, &c., at Cardiff May 10 household Fittings, from Woodbine Villa May 18 Land, at Rumney May 24 », Messrs W. GRAHAM, SON, & HITCHCOX. Property, at Newport May 23 *eniical Works, &c., at Newport May 29 In., Messrs W. and S. HERN. Z.1"* Residence, Cardiff May 8 Spelling Houses, at Cardiff May 8 jpteehold Houses, at Cardiff May 8 nature, Iron Safes, Ac., at Cardiff May 11 U Messrs HILL and CO. household Furniture, China, <Src., at Swansea..May 10 ^Messrs J. HOWELL THOMAS <fc THOMPSON. "eehold Estates Mr LEWIS HOPKINS. *»nntnre and Effects, at Cardiff May 8 II Messrs. HUDSON, SMITH, WILLIAMS & Co. ijjouseliold Property, at Carmarth en May 28 •wit and Machinery, at Carmarthen May 29 Messrs JOHN JENKINS & CO freehold Properties, at Cardiff May 6 Mr F. B. JONES. Horses, at Bristol May 10 Carriages, at Bristol May 17 Horses, at Bristol May 24 „ Messrs R. JONES <fc SON. •arming Stock, <&c., at Wick, Bridgend May 9 Mr JOHN M. LEEDER. wgars, &c., at Swansea May 8 t MR. WM. MANATON. *<asehold Properties, at Swansea May 8 & 9 w Messrs PERKINS <fc JAMES. 'arming Stock and Furniture, at Forest Fach ..May 8 „ Mr. DANIEL PHILLIPS. household Furniture, <fcc., at Swansea May 8 Mr EDWARD REES. household Furniture, at Penarth May 17 asehold Properties, at Penarth May 23 U Messrs SHORT & DUNN. Potatoes, at CaraifT May 5 Messrs STEPHENSON & ALEXANDER £ arnis and Lands, at Cardiff May 5 S^dences, Ac., at Cardiff May 8 amily Residence at Cardiff May 8 Messrs TRIBE, CLARKE & CO. Stock-in-Trade, Ac., at Cardiff May 7 Mr WILLIAM THOMAS. timber, Ac., at Pembroke May,7 pl- CARDIFF AUCTION AND STORAGE COMPANY, LIMITED, 24, 25, and 2b, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF !rRF- MOST COMMODIOUS AUCTION ROOMS IN THE PRINCIPALITY. UNRIVALLED FACILITIES FOR EXHIBITING EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY. 134LES EFFECTED BY PRIVATE CONTRACT ON FIXED TERMS. AN AUCTION SALE OF GOODS Consigned bv householders and the public generally, WILL BE HELD WEEKLY. goods offered for sale in the Rooms of the CAR- AUCTION AND STORAGE COMPANY, LIMITED, will Sold Without Reserve, unless a price has been fixed •J the vendor which, if necessary, will be declared by e Auctioneer during the sale. GENERAL SALES. -Sales of Freehold and Leasehold properties, Farming Machinery, Household Goods, Ac., Ac., con- •ouiU ven^0T3' residences, or in any part of the PANTECHNICON. fern NITURK REMOVED and STORED in per- fectly dry and well-aired Warehouses on reasonable SfipARATE LOCK-UP STORE-ROOMS TO LET, By the Mouth or Year. GEO. B. DYER, Managing Director. J. G. MADDOX, -62207 30874 Secretary and Auctioneer. p SALE THIS DAi £ TRlt.STONE-SUPER-MONTEM, GLAMORGAN- ^l^JABLE FREEHOLD AND MINERAL LANDS. JV/TESSIIS STEPHENSON and ALEX- ANDER will SELL by AUCTION, at the Hotel, Cardiff, on SATURDAY, the 5th. May, f,114 a.t Three for Four o'clock in the afternoon, the F exceedingly valuable ARMS, LANDS, AND MINERALS, Pirof Namely situate FREEHOLD FARM, called "Maindy," in the p1 Hamlet of Peterstone-supeT-Montem, tain;,i1'18'1 °f Coychurch, Glamorganshire, con- ^j!d iwT-°ut acres of Arable and Pasture Land, irita, i'v 1,1 tlle occupation of Mr Thomas David as jeany tenant.. &econdly_The FREEHOLD FARM, called "Tyny- jOed, .situate near iothe first-described Farm, and con- Joining about acres 43 of Arable, Pasture, and Wood- and now in the occupation of Mrs Eliza Philips, yearly tenant. lhere ava excellent Dwelling-houses, and cornmo- wous Outbuildiji^ in good repair, on both farms. to l l ^ands contain the exceedingly valuable upper 8ton 81 searns coa^ and the argillaceous iroii- 8eld t*le sou(:h outcrop of t-lie South Wales coal- Ty„' au(' openings have already been driven upon V,Y"lye,Oetl Fanu, and the posit'on of some of the upper *re eJ>I0Ve('" -^l'"ing operations are progressing, and Xhg Vfc'e'^ extend rapidly in the locality. runs £ niore branch of the Great Western Railway Only ai6ai '° properties the port of Cardiff is miles distant the projected docks at ^hil<i f|,u'.at the Ogmore will be c msideraMy nearer th 8i l'lthe important market tow of Bridgend is within fpl. I e: ij good shooting on the land, and two packs teiiM.,ln .l'ave their meets in tiie neighbourhood. The F0v r,V'" s'luw farms. Kale r. u,r^81' particulars, plans, and conditions of Carri'»>'>:y to the Auctioneers, Queen's Chambers, or to ftiq., Mr J. EDWARDS PRICE, Solicitor, Pontypridd. MNi?PORT-ROAD AND BROADWAY. ROATH. ll ESsns STEPHENSON and ALEX- ■5 tli It are instructed to SELL by AUCTION flay ijWa-l Hotel, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, the 8th of those afj o'clock precisely, in one Lot, all I wo Commodious and Substantial RESIDENCES situate in the NEWPORT-ROAD, ROATH, L and known as GIN COTTAGE AND MELROSE COTTAGE, JWn —II with the capital '"■DIALLED STABLE, COACHHOUSE, LOFT, GARDENS, CONSERVATORY, PORCINU HOUSE AND VINERY. { COTTAGE is now in the occupation of the deiir. Nlr .J ohn Sankey, who is changing his resi- ^j. j a'l(l contains entrance hall, breakfast, dining, Vidt, ilNVing rooms, china pantry, kitchen, back jtcnen, pantry, and offices, large dry cellars, four r^lrooms, dressing-rooms, and bath-room, with hot "cold water supply, w.c. The house is in excellent repair, is tastefully de- corated, and forms, with its appurtenances of lawn, garden, conservatories, and stabling, a per- j.-feet residence for a small family. ijwijk'fOSE COTTAGE, adjoining the above, is now abouf occupati°n of Mr Morgan, whose tenancy is 2 J*0 expire. It contains dining and drawing-rooms, *0cJci1^ ti-iitl offices, pantries, good cellar, 5 bed- ».c s with a fixed bath, the dressing-room, attic, and The above are agreeably situated on the best side of the road they stand on a piece of ground with a frontage of 60 feet and a depth of 200 feet, and held underlease for 99 years from 2nd Feb., ,0> at the very low yearly ground rent of £ 9. ^J all those Two DWELLTNG-HOUSES, »0 Q,, Nos. 91 and 93, BROADWAY, "• being a »ith C JRNER SHOP, L fireproof th O'JSE, STABLE, and CART SHED. Occupation of Mr R. Partridge, as lessee, e Yearly i-ep "t of js a private dwelling-house in the occupation lan j, knind as weekly tenant, at the rent of 8s, the Thi Paying rates- «c- "'s property is well situated in an improving neighbourhood, and is well worth the attention of investors, it is held under lease for 99 years SV.T- fi7^iri1<^refkru?'ry> 1873, at the yearly rent of £ 6 Forfurther particulars appiy to the Auctioneers, ~rT- 62922 Ti /rS A Y' NEAR CARDIFF. I R E. J. EVANSis favoured with instruc- ^-A- tions from Christopher Williams, Kso to by AUCTION, at the Ely Mill BuUdinls on above Farm, on MONDAY NEXT, May 7thfi8aj1 <2.30 p.m; FIFTEEN TWO-YEAR-OLD HEREFORD BULLOCKS. in forward condition, and .TWENTY COTSWOLD EWES AND LAMBS. ^Approved Bills at Three Months will be taken, or XCTALLOWED AFTER THE RATE PER CEN PER Auctioneer's Offices, „ ,,m Clilli-ch-street Chamber?, Cardiff. To SajNT JOIIN'S-SQUARE, CARDIFF- MAKERS, CONFECTIONERS, PARIX^ FUR' NISHING, AND OTHERS. ESS11S TRIBE, CLARKE and CO. "1'IOV ^ave received instructions to SELL by AUC- MavVf °n the Premises as above, on MONDAY NE^l. ISTor'i -1 ^audei' powers of a bill of sale), the elN-TRADE, UTENSILS, BOOK DEBTS, ttOUNKIIOLD FURNITURE, & EFFECTS, fhnelollging to Mr George Hutter, Confectioner. V vUrniture, Ac., comprises piano (by D'Almaine faigg niusic siool, walnut suite in green, oil paint- Ctirta.i colourfi> Pier glf-ss, centre table, whatnot, ^rawe S' .carPe^. iron bedsteads, birch chest of Hiavbi '"rc'1 dressing table, birch washstand with feather and other beds, corner cupboard, Cages'' hish-kack settle, small oak table, birds ana liltEE PORTABLE COFFEE STALLS, PONY, T]l HARNESS, AND COBURG. Coirw ls be on view the day of sale, which will Stali?e"ce Punctually at Two o'clock p.m. The Coffee Hotpi stationed near the Skating Rink, Cottage +iast Mooi" and St Mary's Church, Bute-street, Th^ "ey may be seen. 1vi11 no reserve. eu Grackherbtown, Cardiff, May 4th, 1883. 62977 COUNTlES OF RDIGAN AND PEIIBRONE. filGHrv the TYGLYN ESTATE. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. M PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. ^SSRS J. HOWELL THOMAS and THOMPSON have been favoured with instruo- 0 Prepare for SALE by AUCTION, this Cow.. IMPORTANT ESTATE, i0v»yn thp/"1? wel[-kn,own_ valua.Kic favms called the l,' P'>"i and Bryngwyn Farm, situate tlluty of Cardigan. Also the old Of Tyei„ FAMILY MANSION AlfeV near Aberayron, and the extensive ES- F<irthc belonging. The Cnv,Par1ticulars wi" duly appear. 62409 aiSo ?te^3 of the Mansion and the Farming Stock disposed of by anction at an early date. V°^TST ^BROTHERS, PRINCIPAL FOSTERS AND DELIVERERS, Uvular, NEATH, AND BRITON FERRY. ^Jeat Wesf^S. an(I delivered. Bill Posters to the j the the Neath and Brecon Railways, Ing Auct-iopegrs. LeAwoo of the Princi alt5 Itit jkitrtion. SAI,E ON THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 10TH, At the Sale-rooms. 11, High-street, Cardif, A LARGE ASSEMBLAGE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, Including a portion of the contents of a residence in the NEWPORT-ROAD, ROATH. Sold hy order of the executrix of a gentleman deceased. Removed to the Jkom for convenience of So) Ie. A small BILLIARD TABLE, nearly new TURKISH CARPET, sizo 13ft. 6in. x 10ft. Three BRUSSELS CARPETS, from off floors of rooms, 16ft. x 13ft., 14ft. x 12ft., and 14ft x 12ft 6in. CAPITAL OAK DINING-ROOM SUITE, with ivory inlayings, made to special order by the renowned Bir- kenhead upholsterers, Messrs R. Evans and Co., SUPERIOR OAK SIDEBOARD WITH GLASS BACK AND DINING TABLE to match suite; oak chairs in green leather, marble clock and useful effects of sitting-rooms, large DINNER SKRVICB of 70 pieces, and other earthenware and china; a full service of excellent table glass all to match, com- prising tumblers, wine glasses, decanters, &c. COSTLY SPANISH MAHOGANY MANTELPIECE AND OVERMANTEL, 5ft 9in wide and 10ft high, with beautifully carved panels and largo plate glass mirror. MAHOGANY BREAKFAST-ROOM SUH, covered in maroue leather, supplied by late firm of Messrs Daniel L Lewis and Son 5 FT. WIDE M AHOGANY BOOKCASE, with green curtains, glass doors, and moveable shelves 40 volumes of the Illustrated London News," from 1843 to 1882, bound half-calf a few lots of Classical, Theological, and Medical Books. BLACK DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, covered in tapes- fa y; VFUY BEAUTIFUL WILTON PILE CARPET. SWEKT-TONED GRAND PIANOFORTE, by Jtnad- wood, in eboaised ease 250 pieces sheet music; a 6-STOP HARMONIUM; CABINETS, with elsgant china and other decortive objects, including a pair of very special liorse-shoe shape vases; 5 Oil Paint- ings, by modern artists; Mahogany Writing Table, with cylinder fall top 2 IRON SAFES. DECORATED PITCH PINE BEDROOM SUITE in very good preservation, toilet ware and fittings; two chests of drawers, CONTENTS OF SERVANT'S BEDCHAMBER, fittings of a best bedroom in Spanish mahogany, comprising pedestal toilet tables, large warclrobe, and the u^ual appendages, several EXCELLENT BEDSTEADS in brass, iron, and polished woods, with spring bedding. AN ASH WARDROBE, with toilet tables and chairs in character, old mahogany linen press, two extra strong PLATE CHESTS, useful lot of electro plate, the usual smaller items in general household use, and miscellaneous items. CI OTTWALTZ and BOWRING will SELL JT by AUCTION, at the Sale-rooms, 11, High- street, Cardiff, on THURSDAY NXI, May 10th, at Eleven o'clock, the above extensive ASSEMBLAGE OF FURNITURE AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. Catalogues may be obtained of the Auctioneers on and after Monday, 7th May, or will be forwarded by post on application. NOTICE.-Phe Auctioneers can include 50 additional lots in this Sale, provided fall particulars aure sent in to their office before 10 o'clock on JtoiWay next. ON FRIDAY, MAY 18TII. By order of F. SCHIAFFI.XO, ESQUIRE, who is leaving Cardiff for Italy. OTTWALTZ and BOWRING, are in- structed to remove from Woodbine Villa, Roatb, to the Sale Room, 11, High-street, Cardiff, and there sell by Auction, on FRIDAY, May 13th, at ELEVEN o'clock, the well-made and durable HOUSEHOLD FITTINGS AND FURNITURE, consisting of excellent furniture for SIT IING-ROOMS and BEDROOMS, pictures, a few platei articles, china and glass, carpets and carpeting, 60 volumes of books, COTTAGE PIANOFORTE, and a large variety of household effects. Full detailed advertisements will appear in next Sat- urday's papers. 62448 NEW MARDY COTTAGE, RUMNEY, NEAR CARDIFF. ANNUAL LETTING OF PASTURE LANDS. G OTT WALTZ and BOWRING are in- structed by Mr LEWIS LEWIS to Let by Auction, at the NEW MARRY COTTAGE, RUMNEY, near CARDIFF, on Thursday, 24th May, 1883, at Two o'clock punctually, 70 ACRES PASTURE LAND, all well fenced. It has a plentiful supply of water. Will be let in convenient lots, and subject to the parti- culars and conditions given at the time of sale. Further particulars may be had of the Auctioneers, Cardiff. THE CARDIFF AUCTION & STORAGE COMPANY, LIMITED (Mr J. «. MADDOX, Auctioneer), have received instructions frum Messrs James Lydon and Co., of Slufiield (whose goods have for so many years been sold in the neighbourhood), to SELL by AUCTION, at their Rooms, 24, 25, and 26, High-street, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, May Ctli, 9th, and 10th, an exten- siva aild magnificent assortment of ELECTRO PLATE AND SHEFFIELD GOODS. For full particulars and catalogues (in course of pre- paration) apply to the Auctioneer, at the Company's Offices, as above. 10965 62917 SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD HOUSE PROPERTY AT ROATH. rflHE CARDIFF AUCTION & STORAGE X COMPANY, LIMITED (Mr J. G. MADDOX, Auctioneer), have re cived instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Rooms, 24, 25, and 26, lligh-street, Cardiff,* on TUESDAY, May 22nd, 1883, various valuable LEASEHOLD HOUSE PROPERTIES, situate in Maud-street, Harold-street, and Diamond street, Roath, full particulars of which will appear in future announcements. 10965 b2''94 SALE OF VAT.UABI.E LEASEHOLD HOUSE PROPERTY AT PENARTH. rpHE CANDIFF AUCTION & STORAGE X COMPANY, LIMITED (Mr J. G. MADDOX, Auctioneer), have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY, May 17tli, 1833, various valuable LEASEHOLD HOUSE PROPERTIES, situate in Plymouth-place and Bellevue-terraee, Penarth, full particulars of which will appear in futnre announcements. 10967 62382 TO TENT AND MARQUEE PROPRIETORS, HOTEL KEEPERS, AND OTHERS. THE CARDIFF AUCTION & STORAGE COMPANY, LD. (Mr J. G. MADDOX, auctioneer), have received instructions from -Mr C. Venning,'Tent Proprietor, 22, Park-street, Cardiff, to SELL by AUC- TION, at the Caidiff Arms Park (by permission of J. S. Corbett, Esq., and the tenant, Mr Geo. Needs), on the £ ord day of MAY, at Twelve o'clock precisely, all his valuable stock of TENTS AND MARQUEES, Ranging in sizes from 10 feet long by 20 feet wide to 220 feet long by 60 feet wide, numbering about Twelve in all. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at Company's Offices as above. 62961 SALE THIS DAY. PORT OF CARDIFF. FOR THE BENEFIT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. P P MESSRS SHORT itncl DUNN have re- JjKi ceived instructions to SKLL by PUBLIC AUC- TION, on SATURDAY NEXT, May 5th, 1883, about 53 tons v.:f MORICQ BLUE POTATOES, On Board the Nouveau Troubador, and somewhat damaged through the ship having stranded whilst on her passage to Cardiff. The sale will take place at noon, on bonrd the vessel, at the top of the West Bute Dock, Cardiff. For further particulars apply to T. Callaghan, Esq., or to the Auctioneers, Bute Docks, Cardiff. (.2930 30, PARK-STREET, TEMPERANCE-TOWN CARDIFF. 1VTR LEWIS HOPKINS ia instructed by JL.TX Mrs Jenkins, who is giving up housekeeping to SELL by AUCTION, on the premises as above, on TUESDAY, the 8th of May, 1833, the useful and well- preserved FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising—Mahogany couches, tables, cheffioneers, easy and small chairs, carpets, linoleum, oilcloth, mirrors, clocks, iron and wooden bedsteads, feather and millpuff beds, chests of drawers, dressing tables, wash- stands, china, glass, kitchen requisites, &c., &c., &c. For details see posters. Sale to commence at Two o'clock. On view from 9 a.m. Auctioneer's Office, 5, Queen-street, Cardiff. 62904 The Model Auction Mart, I, North-street, Cardiff. MR W. BRADLEY will SELL by AUC- TION on MONDAY i:ext, May 7th, 1883, a large quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, full compass trichord Pianoforte, sack machine, Ac., Ac., also a Singer's treadle sewing machine, seized for taxes. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock.—No reserve.—Auc- tioneer's Offices and Sale Rooms, 1, North-street, Cardiff. 4630 SALE THIS DAY. WHITCHURCH, NEAR CARDIFF. SALE OF GOOD FREEHOLD PROPERTIES WITHIN THREE MILES OF CARDIFF, FOR INVESTMENT OR OCCUPATION. MESSRS JOHN JENKINS and CO. have been instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on SATURDAY, the 5th day of May next, at 3 o'clock in ti e Attemoon punc- tually, the following eligible FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, part of the Great Heath Estate, viz. :— LOT I.-All those TWO COTTAGES and OFFICES, with the large fertile Garden, being part of No. 396 on the parish map of Whitchurch, near the turnpike road leading from Caerphilly to Cardiff, and now in the occupation of Mr R. Doland and his under-tenant at the annual rental of QJ4 6s, and containing lr. 28p., or thereabouts. LOT 2.—All that excellent plot of GARDEN LAND, together with the capital barn, stable, and other out- M1,<TOOSS and >ar'1' adjoining the last lot, and being JNo. 398 on the parish map, and part of No. 326, the wnole containing 3r. 23p., or thereabouts, now in the occupation of Mr W. Slfapland. ♦hp to a right of way through TlW b,J!i?i.th0 ProP«ty comprised in Lot 3. nnuld pnsilv l'g8 ave substantially erected, and • « converted into ahuost any k nd of inanufaoturine ox;; business premises. I.OT 3.-—A11 those T\Vo FIELDS of rich LAND Nos ^91 and 395, together with the ]> ^VK LJLUv G-JioCSE and the large Gardens, No. 397 on the parish map containing 3a. 23p. or thereabouts, the whole in the occupation of Mr W. Hhapiand. Lots 2 and 3 are let together at the aillittatre,iital of £24 las. This lot is sold together with a right of way through the yard ot lot 2. } The above lots are within three miles of Cardiff from where they arc approached by a capital road, and, being of a class that will always let 'well, they offer special advantages for investment, while they are very desirable properties for occupation by small farmers, butchers, dairvmcn, market gardeners, and others. The snbsoilis a rich day 5Uitflb.e for making first- class bricks, as can be seen by the- TWO BRICKWORKS that are now being worked on part of tua same estate immediately adjoining the above. Ing To view,apply to the tenants, and for further particu- Jars with plans to the Auctioneers, or to Messrs Jacob and Taylor, Solicitors, Church-streot, Cardiff. Dated Land and Estate Agency Offices, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff, April 16th, 1383. 10939 62709 "^JAMBRIAN" nICYCLES AND TRICYCLES Are still unexcelled, and daily becoming more popular. SOLE MAKERS: MORRIS BROTHERS, WORKS. PONTYPRIDD. DEPOTS.CARDIFF—15, CROCKHERBTOWN. NEWPORT, 2, CLARENCE-PLACE (East End of Newport Bridge). Easy Terms of Payment, or a Discount for Cash, List of New and Second-hand Machines, One Stamp. 61192 MACHINES EXCHANGED, Wlf.P9M 4H.1Ifl i-Q()Y.LAJ>ENlIALL-I)T1\BBT. ales Irtr JUtcttfltt. STACEY-ROAD, ROATH, CARDIFF. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY MESSRS W. and S. HERN, at tlieiv Auction Rooms. No. 72, St. Mary-street, Car- diff, on TUESDAY, the 8th May, 1833, at 7 o'clock p.m., all that superior VILLA RESIDENCE, Situate and being No. 83, Staccy-rcad, Roath, Cardiff, held under lease for 99 years f the 25th day of March, 1873, at the yearly rent m £ 3 15s. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff or Messrs Morgan and Owen, Solicitors, Crocklierbtown, Cardiff. 62975 PARK-GROVE AND ST. ANDREWS-CRESCENT. CARDIFF. MESSRS W. and S. HERN will SELL by AUCTION, at their Auction Rooms. No. 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, the 8th May, 1883, at Seven o'clock p.m., the following LEASEHOLD HOUSES:— Lor 1.—The DWELLING-HOUSE numbered 18, St. Andrew's-crescent. Cardiff, in the occupation of Mr John Elliott, containing 2 sitting-rooms, 6 bedrooms, and a dressing-room, kitchen and offiees, water-closets and baMi-rooin, and other conveniences. Held under a lease from the Trustees of Lord Bute for 99 years from 29th September, 1875, at a ground rent of £8. LOT 2.—The DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 10, Park- grove, Cardiff, in the occupation of Mr Graut, con- taining 2 sitting-rooms on the ground floor, drawing- room and 2 bedrooms aud bath-rooui and water-closet on the first floor, and 5 bedrooms on the second floor, kitchen and offices. Held under a lease from the Trus- tees of Lord Bute for the residue of a term of 99 years from 29th September, 1875, at the ground rent of £7. Lor &-All tima superior VILLA RESIDENCE, situate and being No. 83, Stacey-road, Roath, Cardiff, held under' lease for 99 years from the 25th day of March, 1883, at the yearly rent of B5 15s. For further particulars apply to the A ctioneers, at their offices, No. 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, or as to Lots 1 and 2 to Messrs Waldron and Son, Solicitors, Cardiff as to Lot 3 to Messrs Morgan and Owen, Soli- citors, Cardiff. 62742 CLIFTON-STREET and BEDFORD-STREET, ROATH, CARDIFF MESSRS W. and S. HERN will .1: SELL by AUCTION, at their Auction Rooms, No. 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, on TUES- DAY, the 8th day of May, 1883, at 7 p.m., the follow- ing lots of valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. LOT 1,—The DWELLING-HOUSE, numbered 18, BEDFORD-STREET, Roath, held under a lease from the late J. Homfray and J. U. Ilomfray, Esqs., for the residue of a term of 99 years, fiom the 1st January 1869, at an apportioned vearly rent of B2 5s 6d. 2.—The DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 20, BED- STREET, aforesaid, held under a lease from the same lessors for the same term as'the foregoing lot, at an apportioned ground rent of t2 8s 3d. J'OTS.—The DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 61, CLIF- TON-STREET, ROATH, held under a lease from Lord Tredegar for 93 years, from 25th March, 1870,* at an apportioned ground rent of C2. I'OT 4.— The DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 62, CLIF- TX-STREET, held under the same lease as the fore- going lot, at the same apportioned ground rent. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers at their offices, No 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff or to Messrs WALDRON and SONS, Solicitors, 62651 74, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE FURNITURE, IRON SAFES, Ac., at HERNS' AUCTION MART, 72, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF, On FRIDAY, the 11th May, 1883, at Two o'clock p.m. MESSRS YV. AND s. HERN WIN SELL by AUCTION capital dining-room suite in mahogany and leather, mahogany wardrobe, loo table, chiffonniere with plate-glass back, pictures, black and gold and ilt pier glasses, carpets, rugs, office desks, safes, clocks, dining tables, fenders, brass and iron bed- steads, cheats of drawer-, walnut 100 table. The Auctioneers will receive other entries up to Thursday, the 10th May. 62998 -+- SALE AT YSTRADBARWIG FARM, Within Five Minutes' Walk of the Llantwit Fardre Station. MESSRS D. EVANS and SON are in- structed by Mr R. Jenkins to SELL by AUC- TION, at the above Farm, on THURSDAY, 10th May, 1883, the following valuable STOCK, &c., Consisting of 38 ewes and lambs, averaging 121bs. a quarter, 1 heifer and calf, 1 cow and calf, 1 cow in calf, 1 barren cow, 2 heifers in calf, 1 yearling heifer, I bull two years old useful mare, rising three years old 2 inare ponies, rising five years old three horse ditto, two years old 3 yearling colts, 3 store pigs, a large slack of hay in hayhouse, IrOI1 rake, scuffler, and a lot of old iron. At the same time will be Let the whole of the YSTRADBARWIG PASTURE AND MEADWOW LAND, Up to the 2nd day of January, 1884, subject to condi- tions to be there and then read. The Land will be put up in Lots, to be mowed or grazed, at the option of the taker. For viewing the Laud apply to Mr Richard J-nkins, the owner, and for particulars and conditions of sale apply to the Auctioneers, Taff-slreet, Pontypridd. The Land is well supplied with water and shelter. Four months' credit upon approved security on the stock to purchasers to the amount of B5 and upwards, or dis- count for cash at the rate of 5 per-cant per annum. Refreshments a* 12. Sale to commence at 1 p.m. GZOU FOREST FACH, Near Swansea, five minutes walk from Crocket Station (O.W.R.) MESSRS. PJSRKINS & JAMES HAVE received instructions from Thomas GlaSbrook, Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, without reserve, on TUESDAY, MAY 8th, 1883, the whole of his valuable and well-preserved household FURNITURE, HORSES, .HAY, CORN, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, etc. DRAWING AND DINING ROOMS :-Maho- gany suite in Momcco leather, rosewood piano- forte, mahogany dining tables, loo and Pembroke tables, chairs in hair, mahogany secretaire, large pier glass, timepiece, mahogany sideboard, music stool, ornaments, large collection of oil paintings, by noted artists, Brussels carpet with border, Turkey carpet with border, hearthrugs, wool mats, fireirons, coal scuttle, maroon rep curtains, brass poles and rings., lamp, cut glass ornaments, vases, silver dessert knives and forks, spoons, carving knives, electro plated cruet stands, salvers, toast rack, sugar basin, creamjugs, fish carvers, &c., china tea service, dessert service (hand painted), claret jugs, cut glass decanters, glasses, (fcc., barometer, hat stands, double barrelled central fire breacbloading gun. No. 1 BEDROOM. — Hedroom suite in inlaid maple, complete, brass bedsteads, spring mattresses, feather beds, bedclothes, carpet, hearthrug, wool mat, alarum timepiece, pictures, candlesticks. No. 2 BE nROOM.-Jea.k wardrobe, chairs, iron bed- stead, wool mattress, feather bed, bedclothes, with- stand and ware, mahogany dressing table, chimney glass, fender, towel horse, carpet. No. 3 BEDROOM.—Iron bedstead, mattress, feather bed-, bedclothes, dressing glasses, washstand and ware, oil paintings, chairs, chest of drawers, carpet, orna- ments. No. 4 BEDROOM.—Iron bedstead, mattresses, feather beds, bedclothes, dressing tables, timepiece, pictures, lugs, fender, carpet, mats. No. 5 BEDROOM.—Wood bedsteads, mattresses, bedclothes, dressing table, wasestand, pictures, carpet, stail. and landing carpet, brass rods, number of wool mats, &c. KITCHEN.—Three tables, mahogany eight-day clock, dresser and shelves, chairs, ware, usual culinary utensils, several flitches prime home cured bacon and hams. CONTENTS OF GREENHOUSE. — Comprising choice pot roses, and other plants. STOCK consists of a strong grey horse, 6 years old, 15 hands high, thor.Highly good in all kinds of work bay mare, 7 years old, 151 hands hign, good worker chestnut raare, 16 hands high, 8 years old, thorough good worker roan cob, 5 years old, good in saddle and hai-ness; dark brown cob, good in saddle and harness 2 two-year-old colts Wliitechapel dog-cart, with green cushions and lamps complete (equal to new); pony-cart and harness (new), 2 sets of trap harness, saddles, bridles, bits, clipping-machine, corn-bin, with harness cases, 4 sets of shaft harness, sets of leading ditto,, ploughing ditto, 4 strong carts, 2 ganibos, two ploughs (one by Corbett and Peel), 4 set-) iron harrows, horse hoe, two-hors scarifier, hay rake (Howard's patent), iron roller, pikes, rakes, scythes, and cradles number of iron rickstands, ladders, garden roller, lawn mower, wheelbarrow, and various farming tools too numerous to particularise. A lot ofpotikry. Rick of prime meadow hay, about 12 tons 3 mows of oats, 1 ditto of barley, about 4 tons each, all well har- vested steam engine, 5 inch cylinder portable boiler, with shafting and pulleys complete; chaffcutter, &c. Terms, cash. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon precisely. Auctioneers' Offices, 69, Oxford-street, Swansea, and at Rose Villa, Sketty. 62924 WEST HOUSE FARM, WICK, Situate six miles from Bridgend. SALE of SHEEP, CATTLE. HORSES, PIGS, ENGINE and BOILER, IMPLEMENTS, HAY, and PART of HOUSEHOLD FURNITUITE. MESSRS R. JONES and SON have been favoured with instructions from the Executrix of the late Mr Evan Preece, to SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 9;h day of May, 1883, on the premises as above mentioned, the whole of the FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, &c., And part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Dunraven-place, Bridgend. 62928 C<OUTH WALES.—LOWER CARDI- IO GANSIITUE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. The Farms of Abevnantbychfwi, Brynlmnlle, Brithdir, Brynhirlwm, Blaciiwaun, CVfnceirw, Oefinnaesbach, Cefnwarren, Waunlle and Clynhir, Cotdyperthi and Parke, Cwmbedw, KsgereitUiu, Gwarllwyn, Nant- ccch, Pantvbettws and Cilfargen, Pantyrholiad and Cwmwliyblin, Pantygronw, Penpontbren, Penalltgwyn, PenraUt, North America, Rhy- dyrysgwydd, Troedyraur, Tyne-.vydd, Waun, Wauu Fields, Waunmendy, J'enralltgoch, Blaencefu, and I other small holdings, situate in the parishes efPen- bryn, Troedyraur, Bettws Evan, and Llangranog, con- taining upwar ds of 2,400 acres, and producing an aggregate rental of upwards of £ l,6C0pcr annum, being ortions af the estate of Sir l'ryse Pry.se, Bart., will b§ offered for PUBLIC SALE, at the Ivy Bush Hotel, Carmarthen, about tlu end of May next; F'or particulars apply to JJessrs A. F. and It. W. Tweedie, Solicitors, 5, Lincoln's Iiiii Fields, London or Mr John Fraucis, land agent, Carmarthen. 62778 MAINDEE, NEWPORT, MON. MR A. R. BEAR has been instructed to SELL bv AUCTION, at the King's He d Newport, Mon., on WEDNESDAY, May 9vh, lboo, at 3 for 4 o'clock, the following PROPERTIES, subject to such conditions as shall bo there and then produced, Eight FREEHOLD COTTAGES, called "CR.mlira Cottages, situate iu Victoria Avenue, Maiudee. near the Crown Hotel, let at rents amounting to 'is P-i' annum. OH.) FREEHOLD COTTAGE snd GARDEN on Chrisi,church-road, Maiiulee, producing £ 15 15s per annum. A very eligible site for buildingf Two Long LEASEHOLD HOUSES, itlnl iu Livingstone-street, Maiudee, calculated j^v £ 55 j per This property is held uodW a lease of v hich about 35 years are unexpired. Ground rcut, £ 2 2s; 6a each houc. to the Auctioneer, 12, Tredegar-p'aco, Newport. 6;i951-10S68 ¡ "VTENVOI'S aud PHYSICAL DimuIT Y. JLl A gentleman, having fried ii| v.tfu every advc.r.- tiscd remedy, lias discovered a simple weans' "f df, cure. 110 will bu liappy to forward lte particulars 10 liny sufferer 011 receipt of a stamped and directed enve- lope.—Address J. T. bewvli, iif vyk Villa-, Hum. mersmith, U»udyii. (¡iJ J^AUS lilt Aitctivit. OXFORD CHAMBERS, SWANSEA. TO HOTEL PROPRIETORS, TOBACCONIST-, and PRIVATE BUYERS. ]\/TR JOHN M. LEEDER has been in- i-VJL structed to SliLL by AUCTION (under powers of a bill of sale), at the above Mart, on TUESDAY, 1thy 3th, 1883, about 360 BOXES OF GENUINE OLD HAVANA and other CIGARS and CIGARETTES, in capital condition, comprising Carolina#, Intimi- dads, Larranagas, Golden Eagles, Villar-y-Villars, Henry Clays, Regalia? dul Priucipes, Grenadier Guards. Esphinxeas, Marie Antoniettes, Regalia de la Regna, Fnuiaritas, Flor de Castella, Santa Cruz. Car- ragauas All Nations ab >ut o.OOO Oi<l Rip, and 1,500 compressed cigarettes also a quantity of Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, Cigar C:ve5, icc., &. Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock noon and at 7.30 in the evening. Terms cash. 62936 BUILDERS' ARMS, I.OWiiR OXFORD STREET, SWANSEA L\/RESSRS II. HILL and CO. have been instructed by Mr T. Thomas to SELL by AUCTION. on the above Premises, on THURSDAY, May 10th, 1883, the whole of the well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS, WARE, &c., Comprising walnut drawing-room suite in rep, do. in American leather, mahogany telescope dining table with t .vo extra leaves, mahogany cheffonniere, clock under glass shade, stuffed birds and animals in glass cases, oleographs, chromos and prints, chimney glasses, tapestry and other carpets, oilcloth", china, glass, ware, mahogany sofa in hair, easy, cane-seated, btd smoking chairs bagatelle board (with balls and cues), mahogany bureau, do. whatnot, bookcase with glass doors,"etc., etc. iron bedsteads, feather and millpuff beds, palliasses, muhogany aud oak chests of drawers, pitch pine washstands and dressing tables, dressing glasses, toilet ware, towel horses, etc. together with the usual kitchen and ciilitiary utensils, oak 16telieii chairs, tables, j etc. nine fowls, dog's kennel, bird cages, grindstone, corn bin, chaffcutter, school desk, etc. also fixtures and fittings, viz., counter, shelving, 4-pull beer engine, 2 single do., copper and pewter measures, brass muller, 10 spirit kegs with brass laps, gas fittings, etc, Goods on view morning of sale. Sale to commence at II o'clock in the forenoon. Auc.ioneers' Offices, 10, Castle-street, Swansea. N. B.—The House to be Let. 62553 WATERLOO CHAMBERS, WATERLOO-STREET, SWANSEA. TV/TR DANIEL PHILLIPS ia instructed i-EL to SELL by AUCTION, 011 the above premises, ou TUESDAY, May 8th, 1883, the following well- assorted HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO- FORTE, &c., the property of a gentleman giving up housekeeping, and removed from Sketty for coiiveneiie of sale, comprising very handsome walnut suite in crimson velvet, nearly new, viz., couch and 8 chairs handsome mahogany sideboard, pianoforte, oier glasses, Bruss-ls and other carpets, cheffonniere, walnut loo and occasional tables, dining do., whatnots, cornices, prints, paintings, poles and rings, curtains, couch, sofa, easy and other chairs in hair and leather, chan- deliers, gas pendants, fenders, fireirons, ornaments, &c., &c. the contents of three bedrooms, consisting of mahogany half-tester bedstead with curtains, iron and brass do., feather and other beds, mattresses, chests of drawers, towel rails, dressing tables, wash- stands, ware, &c., &c., together with the usual kitchen and culinary utensils, also magic lantern, with about 50 slides, model ship, letter press, sign board, large coffee mill, bagatelle table, cues and balls, roasting apparatus (Horn's), &c., Ac. Goods on view morning of sale. Sale to commence at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. 62950 BOROUGH OF SWANSEA AND CLYDACH, SWANSEA VALLEY. SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE BUILDING SOCIETIES ACT, 1874, AND THE MATTER OF THE SWANSEA WORKING MEN'S BUILDING SOCIETY A/TR. WM. MANATON has been in- JLT.1. structed by the Liquidator of the above society to SELL by AUCTION, subject to such conditions as shall be there and then produced, and unless disposed of by private contract, at the Cameron Arms Hotel, High-street, Swansea, on TUESDAY and WEDNES- DAY, May 8 and 9, 1883, the following LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, Viz. :— FIRST DAY'S SALE. LOT I.-All those NINE LEASEHOLD DWEI.- LING-HOUSKS and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 26 to 34 (inclusive), Colebourne-terrace, Swansea, subject as to Nos. 26, 27, 28, and 29 (Lot 2), to an underlease for the whole term at the yearly ground rent of £10, held for a term of 75 years from the 26th day of September, 1875, at the yearly ground rent of £ 22 10s, and now let to respectable tenants at a weekly rental of 3s 6d each house. LOT 2.—All those FOUR LEASEHOLD DWEL- LING-HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and being Nos, 26, 27, 28, and 29, Colebourne-terrace, Swansea, held fot a term of 74 years from the 19th day of Sep- tember, 1876, at the yearly ground rent of £10, pro- ducing a gross rental of 14s per week. LOT 3.—All those IWO LEASEHOLD DWEL- LING-HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 67 and 74, Wheatfield-terraee, Swan- sea, held for the terms of 75 years frum 19th Septem- ber, 1875, and 24th September, 1375, respectively, at the yearly ground rent of £5, and now let to respect able tenants at a weekly rent of 4s od each house. LOT 4.—All those FIVE LEASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 73, 79, 80, 81, and 82, Wheatfield-terraee, Swansea, held for the term of 75 years from 26th September 1874, and 26th September, 1875, respectively, at the yearly ground rent of £12 13s, and now let to respectable tenants, pro- ducing a gross weekly rental ûf £1 2s 8d. LOT ;All those FOUR LEASEHOLD DWELL- ING-HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 1, 3, 4, and b, NVaunw, n-road, Swansea, held for a term of 75 years from 24th March, 1874, at a yearly ground rent of 1;5 10s, and now let to respectable tenants, producing a gross .weekly rental of 16s. Lor b.-All those THREE LEASEHOI,D DWELL ING-HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 20, 22, aud 23, Baptist Well-street, Swansea, held for the terms of 75 years from 25th and 26th September, 1874, respectively, at the yearly ground rent of C7 10s, and now let to respectable tenants at a weekly rent of 5s each house. LOT those TWO LEASEIIO'.D DWELLING- HOUSES and PREMISES, situate :Jl being Nos. 6 and 7, Rock-street, Swansea, held for a term of 74 years from 21st March, 1876, at a yearly ground rent of El 16s, and now let to respectable tenants at the weekly rent of 3s bel each house. LOT 8.—All that LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES, situate and being No. 25, Lion-street, Swansea, held for a term of 75 years from 1-tii March, 1875, at the yearly ground rent of £2 8s. Also all that Leasehold Dwelling-house and Premises, situate and being o. 25, Lion-street, held for a term of 75 years from 28th September, 1875, at a yearly ground rent of B2 4s, both let to respectable tenants at a weekly rent of 3s 6d each house. LOT 9.—All those TWO LEASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 67 and 68, Gibbet-hill, Swansea, held for a term of 75 yeais from 28th September, 1875, at the yearly ground rent of £ 4 16s, and now let to respectable tenants at a weekly rent of 4s each house. LOT 10.-AH that LEASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSE and PREMISES, situa e and being No. 33, Graig-teiTa.ce, Swansea, held for a term of 75 years from 24th March, 1875, at au apportioned vearly ground rent of £2 8s, and now let to a respectable tenant at a weekly rent of 5s. SECOND DAY'S SALE. LOT 11.—All those TWO LEASEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 43 and 44, Brynmelin-streat, Swansea, held for a term of 73 years from 24th February, 1877, at the yearly ground rent of £ 4 8s, and now let to respectable tenants at a weekly rent of 4s 3d each house. I.OT 12.—All those FOUR LEASEHOLD DWELL- ING-HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 102, 103, 104, and 105, Oak-terrace, Llangvfelach" road, Swansea, with a ground rent of E8 10s, secured on Lot 13 (Nos. 106 and 107, Oak-terrace aforesaid) held for a term of 75 years from 24th March, 1875. at the yearly ground rent of £ 15 16s 3 i, and now let to respectable tenants at a weekly rent of 4s each house. LOT 13.-All those TWO LEASEHOLD DWEL. LING-HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and being Nus. 106 and 107, Oak-terrace, .Llangyfolach-road, road, Swansea, held for a term of 75 years from 22nd March, 1875, at the yearly ground rent of £ 5 15s., and now let to respectable tenants at a weekly rent of 4s 6d each house. LOT H.-All those EIGHT LEASEHOLD DWEL- LING-HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and bein Nos. 47, 48, 49. 50, 51, 52, 53, and 54, New-stre^ Swansea, held for three lives and 99 years from 24th March, 1836, at the yearly ground rent of S8 10s, and 1. r now let to respectable tenants at a weeklv rent of 3s each house. LOT 15.—AU those THREE LEASEHOLD DWEL- LING-HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 5, 7, and 8, Bloomtield-terrace, Mount Pleasant, Swansea, held for a term of 75 years from the 25th March, 187o, less three days, and the 24th March, 1868, respectively, at the yearly ground rent of S6 2s 9d. LOT 16.-All those Two LEASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 18 and 19, Hewson-tenace, Mount Pleasant, Swansea, held for a term of 7S years from the 28th September, 1875, at the yearly ground rent of j24 13s 6d, and now let to respectable tenants at a weekly rent of 6s 6d each house. LOT 17.-All those Two LEASEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 89 and 90, Watkin-street, Swansea, held for a term of 74 years from the 22nd December, 1875, af a yearly ground rent of 95, let to respectable tenants at a weekly rent of 5s each house. LOT 18. All that LEASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSE and PREMISES, situate in Down-street Clydach, Swansea Valley, held for a term of 99 vears from the 24th March, 1877, at the vearly ground reut of £ 1 Ps. LOT 19.-All those Two LEASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSES and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 6 and 7, Sknmer-str et, Swansea, hold for a term of 75 years from 24th March, 1876, at a yearly ground rent of £ 0, and now let to respectable tenants at a weekly rent of 4s 6ti e ch house, LOT 20. All th:lt T'KASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSE and PREMISES, situate ami being No. 17, ^'r a 'eni1 °i 21 rears from 24th March, 1877, at a yearly rent of £ 7 16s. Saie to commence each day at Three o'clock in the Afternoon. For further particulars applv to Messrs Hai tland, DavieSj.and Isaac, Solicitors, Rutland-street, Swan sea Thomas Williams, Esq., the Liquidator; and to the Auctioneer, at the Offices, 23, Bellevue-street, Swan- si'a. 629 BRISTOL UORSK REPOSITORY. MR L1. 13. JONES BEGS to announce that his NEXT large s-ect STUD SALE of A NUMBER OF HORSES Will take place on IHURSL'AY, May lOfcfc, comprising Hunters of known character, Hack*, Harness Horses, Cobs, and Nobleu;u ami goullcaion having horses to dispose of descriptions as early an possible, in order that due publicity be given in advertisements, and good stalls secured. Salo to commence at Half-past Twelve punctually. 52532 11'. 1. JONES, Proprietor. BRISTOL IIOKSE REPOSITORY LARGE SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT SPRING j SAf.K, 1 O H ,-S E S i\1 il F. R. JOJN ji.S bogs to announce that his Largo and I.np w^vit S'.u-l SALE of up- wards ot HU.8Ù,,(FD and TWENTY liORES will take place on THURSDAY, including several nrst-c'ias:i studs fr.ml gent:enien well known i;i the neighbourhood, also several studs 0$iranTeii horses an.I calr, direct from Ireland.^ Early entries for this sale avo pfcrticuUi-ly rcquo-.ted to ensure good'HaHs. F, H, JoNKS, I'ropj-J-ator. at 1 pJiiGUu'ly, 60 "='4' 'PAINE, UUJW ■ POBTEI!, lv a. TRl tlirroll, &e„ 25, CAU UJ FF STUEE J>, A jiEslfJAltK, h, l;, i,d'it'11 UJ :1ll'1i, gatitsraHy I hi, Iw rei)Uj oii iba J>i.r",eL i-.n.l principal Hill-Posting LttUjJJJ;n A b Ji'ijaia- Abeiumaii. ii i.-ivvu Mid HI: Uld- hiu; d:nas: ict ■« N.ti.—Nvtc,—-At. 're.upeiui. -ii .» .o.a iU. i-i iI,11 ouae. al abuveiuidrciaa. tobacco, i:ud tiiho.iii- ni^nta uf ail kinds piay be iiad it any time, and good RCWiUUl'AUUvU i'oj' H'ftViiiet'ii Ac. vvvt-IIJ..I Hales bit JUtctt0tt. QOUTH WALES. -LOWER CARDIGAN- SHIRE. VALUABLE Fit EE HOLD ESTATES. The Farms of Abernantbychan, Brynhunlle, Brith- dir, Brynhirlwm, Blaeiiwaui;, Cefnceirw, Cefn- maesbach, Cefnwarren, Waunlle and Clvnbir, Coed- yperthi and Parke, Cwmbedw, Esgereithin, Gwar- llwyn, Nautcoch, Pautybettws and Cilfargen, Fant- yrholiad and Cwir whvblin, Pantrgronw, Pentpont- bren, Penalltgwyn, Peiirallt, North America, Rhyd- vrysgwydtl, Troedyraur, Tynewydd, Waun, Waun Fields, Waunmendy, Penralltgoch, Blaencefu, and other small holdings, situate in he parishes of Penbryn, Troedyraur, Beitws Evan, and Llangranog, containing upwards of 2,400 acres, and producing an aggregate rental of upwards of £ 1,600 per annum, being portions of the estate of Sir Prvse Pryse, Bart., will be offered for PUBLIC SALE," at the Ivy Bush Royal Hotel, Carmarthen, at 12.50 p.m., on Thursday May 51st, 1883, by Mr JOHN FRANCIS. For particulars applg to Messrs A. F, and R. W. Tweedie, solicitors, 5, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, or Mr John Francis, Laud Agent, Carmarthen. 629b4 TOWN OF CARMARTHEN. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1869. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF CARMARTHEN- SHIRE, IlOLDE AT CARMARTHEN. RE ELIZA MARIA BRIGHT, IN LIQUIDATION. MESSRS HUDSON, SMITH, WIL- LIAMS, and CO. have been favoured with in- structions from the Trustees tmder the above liquida- tion to OFFER for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 28th day of May, 1883, at Four o'clock in the afternoon, in two lots, subject to such conditions as will be then produced, the following VALUABLE PROPERTY, viz:- LOT I.-rirst.-All that valuable FREEHOLD PRO- PERTY, with the extensive buildings, counting-house, and store-rooms thereon, called the OLD FOUNDRY, situate in Blue-street, Carma-then. Secon(ily. -Also, an undivided MOIETY in all those Two commodious STORE-HOUSES, YARD, and PRE- MISES, situate in Blue-street aforesaid, immediately opposite to the Old Foundry, ar.d extending through aucl having another frontage to Quay-street. Thirdly.—Also all those"!wo MESSUAGES (now in course o! alteration into one dv.e,ling-house), YARDS, GARDENS, and PREMISES, situate in Spring Gardens, with the two large Sheds erected thereon, and now forming pa.rt of til. foundry. Fourthly. Also the following valuable FIXTURES Pair of iron doors for new drying stove, in a rails for carriage of ditto, pair iron doors and frame for old drying ftove and iron plates forming back of ditto iron work, &c, of six smith's forges iron work, Ac., of brass melting furnace Cornish boiler, 12ft 6in long and 4ft lOin diameter, fitted with valves, steam gauges, Ac, stack, < £ C, iron cupola platform and stack; iron air furnace and stack, iron tank over w.c. clock (facing foundry), force pump fur well, gas fittings, corrugated iron roof resting on wall,and three iron pillars, form- ing sl;,ed on one side of yard fronting Spring Gardens. Fifthly, logether with the GOODWILL of the cld- established Business carried on for so many years at the Old Foundry. The above Premises will be offered subject to the three mortgage charges of £J ,105, and E LOT 2,-Tlie remaining MOIETY in the above secondly-mentioned premises, subject to a mortgage of jEbO theron. The Premises being at present in the Of the Trustees, immediate possession can i>e < .en. The 1 roperty and Machinery can be inspecrodatany time. The Auctioneers confidently recommend the above as a splendid opportunity to any person wishing to em- bark in a trade, as the Property is situate in the midst of a rich agricultural district; and a good thriving trade can doubtless be- done, and with comparatively small outlay. Full details of the fachiuery and further particulars call be obitiiie(I oil application to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, the Exchange, Bristol or Cardiff; Mr James Dawes, ironmonger, Carmarthen Messrs GW YNN and GWYX, Solicitors, Bristol; or Mr W. MORGAN GRIFFITHS, Solicitor, Carmarthen. IN LIQUIDATION OLD FOUNDRY, CARMARTH EN. TVFEFCSRS. HUDSON, SMITH, WIL- Co., Will SELL by AUCTION, on TL'ESDAI, May 29th, 1883, and following clays, the extensive and varied stock of agricultural implements, iron castings, wrought iron and brass work, PLANT AND MACHINERY, iron and wood patterns, ic., belonging to the estate of E. M. Bright and Son, Engineers, &c. For full particulars see catalogue-, obtainable, a few days prior to sale, of the Auctioneers, Bristol or Car- diif, or at the place of sale. 'OINTDFRS ANT* OLMTFRRTCTS. I TO BE LET by TENDER,, from the 1st July next, all those capital ARCHED CELLARS, situated under Old Post Office Chambers, Church- street, Cardiff, with or without a good roomy office. Tenders up to the 1st of June next to be sent to Mr W, S. Llewellyn, Auctioneer, Church-street, who will give all particulars. The.highest or any Tender not Necessarily accepted. FJIENDER FOR GAS COALS. The DIRECTORS of the GAS CON- SUMERS' COMPANY, LIMITED, are prepared to re- ceive TENDERS for the SUPPLY of COAL to the ex- tent of about 1,200 tons per annum, for one, two, or three years, commencing from the 1st of June next. Particulars and conditions of contract may be ob- tained on application to the undersigned, and sealed tender, endorsed Tender for Coals," must be deli- vered at the Company's Offices not later than Wednes- day, the 16th inst. ALFRED H. BROOKMAN, Manager, Tenby, May 3rd. 62967 TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. Persons desirous of TENDERING for the EREC- TION of a NEW INDEPENDENT CHAPEL and HOUSES at Ferndale, near Pontypridd, may see the Plans and Specification at 1\. E. Thomas's, Grocer, Albion House, Bltenllechm, dll aud after Tuesday May 8th, 1883. Tenders to be sent not later t'at Tuesdav, May 15th 1833. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. MORRIS MORRIS, Architect, 62999 Ferndale, Pont pridd. V. R. T E N D E R S WAR DEPARTMENT CONTRACTS. NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TRIENNIAL CONTRACTS. SOUTH WALES ROYAL ENGINEER SUB-DIS- ntlCT. TENDERS are required for the performance of such WORKS and REPAIRS, and toe Suppiv of such BUILDING MATERIAL as may be required for War Department Buildings and l'ropery 111 the above Sub- District, for a period of two years and ten months, from 1st June, 1883, to 31st March, 1886. inclusive. Viz. No. 1 CONTRACT.-Pembroke Dock, Pennar, Forts on Milford Haven, Haverfordwest, and Scoveston. No. 2 CONTRACT.-Penally Barracks and Rifle Range, Carmarthen Barracks, lenby, and Ferry Side. No. 3 CONTRACT.—Newport, Cardiff, Monmouth, Mumbles Fort, Swansea Bay, Briton Ferry, Bridgend, and Lavernock Battery. No. 4 CONTRACT.— Brecon, Worcester, Welshpool, Aberystwyth, and Hay Camp Field. No. 5 CONTRACT.—Bristol: Fortifications, War De. partment Buildings, Roads and Boundaries, Cumber- land Basin Barracks, the Barracks (Ilorfield, near Bristol), Portishead Battery, the Camp and Rifle Range at Avonmouth Gloucester, Clevedon, and Newnham Volunteer Batteries, and Cirencester Militia Barracks. No. 6 CONTR.ACT.-Trowlaridge Barracks, War De. partment Buildings, Roads and Boundaries. No. 7 CONTRACl'Severn Defences, Fortifications, War Department Buildings, Roads and Boundaries at Breandown, Flat Ilolmo and Steep Holme Batteries. Persons desirous of Tendering must leave their names and addresses at. or send by post to, this office, up to and including: MONDAY, the 21.st May next, and payor remit to Mr J. B. French, Surveyor, R.E. Office, Cardiff, the sum of Eighteen Shillings and Sixpence for a copy of the printed schedule of prices, which will be issued, together with forms of tender and conditions of contract, up to that date inclusive. The printed schedules, with conditions of contract, may be seen, without payment, at the Royal Engineer Oflices, at the following places (IK'ween the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., up to 21st May inst.):— Fort llub- berstone; Hobbs' Point, Pembroke Dock The Bar- racks, Brecon The Barracks, HfffSeld, Bristol; or at the District Royal Engineer Office. Cardiff. Candidates tendering are requested to send testi. monials of competency with their application for schedules. The Tenders are to be delivered at, or forwarded to, The Director of Contracts, War Office, Pall Mall, S. NV. The latest date upon which Tenders may be delivered will be notified on the form of Tender, which will ac- company the schedule of prices. The Secretary of State for War does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender. A. T. STORER, Lieut. Colonel, R.E., Commanding Royal Engineer South Wales Sub-District. Royal Engineer Office, 43, Ely-road, Canton, Cardiff, 3rd May, 1383. 62968 BRISTOL UNITED GAS LIGHT COM- PANY. SPECIFICATION AS TO SUPPLY OF COALS, The Directors of the Bristol United Gas Light Com- pany invite TENDERS for the supply of about 110,000 TONS of GAS COALS during the Twelve Months between the 1st of July, 1883, and 1st July, 1884, for use at their Works, situated respectively" at Avon- street, St. I,j ilip Marsh—and St .pleton- road, Bristol. In the above-named quantity there is included about 10,000 Tons of Scotch or other Cannels, or other rich Gas Coals from the Northern or Midland Districts. The Coal, to be partly small and partly large or brush, and to be delivered iu such monthly proportions as may be required by the Company, and in accordance with the saason. The quality of the Coals must be good, dry. end free as possible from sulphur, fciWo.arid dirt. Particulars required of the quality of the coals for which t-riders uuy 1)3 submitted; and the Directors I will be glad to receive chemical analyses thereof, and any reliable infoimation ill relation to their properties for the manufacture of G?,s that the parties tendering niav be -ibl<j to supply. The toiiders to siaie also the fair A'vwagd proportion of earl-liy matter contained in the coals offered. Parties tendering must state ths maximum quantities of either Small, Laige, or Brush Coal they will under- take to deliver monthly, ami it mast be understood that the Dir:c!oi's arc to bv at libu-ty to accept the terms offered for any lesser <:ur.utity they may think lit, Tenders ly :ate the prices per ton ,(J,b, (p .ft ot slnpuwul tu be named), or delivy-eu at It.iHway Station, Bristol, or at either of flu- Works of th -■ Company, H'ut the discount for monthly c«h payments, The Stapleton-voad Works Jtio-adjoining both the Midland and Great Western Railways, from which the Company a siding, Payni nt will be made MONTHLY for PVERY TOIL PF 29 c .vt as indicated by >vefgUbWtlg# of Comply at their respective stations. hefted 'landers to be addressed to the Qi¡!f¡n11 of Diiect-.iis, United Qua Light Company, fiumuV Ma sb, Bcistnl, marked "Teudera for Gas Coal," ami delivered 1"( later than TUKSDAY, the 15tii May i> :t. 11, TOW^SFND, ^eprpi^ry, Gas Liid.i G.-ri.-es. Bristol, i3ub Ii! otic£ s. OROUGH 0F CARDIFF. CANTON WHITSUNTIDE FAIR. This FAIR will be held at the CANTON MARKET, CARDIFF, on WHIT-MONDAY as usual, for Horses and Cattle. All restrictions as to the movement of cattle into or out of Cardiff have been removed. By Order, J. L. WHEATLEY, Town Hal), Caidiff, Town Clerk. 4th May, 1833. 62970. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- CIATION, CARDIFF. THE NEW HALL AND ROOMS ST MARY-STREET, Will be PUBLICLY OPENED On MONDAY AFTERNOON, 7th MAY, 1883. JOHN CORY, Esq., J.P., Will take the Chair at 3.30. THREE PUBLIC ADDRESSES BY LORD RADSTOCK, MONDAY, 8 p.m., TUESDAY, 3 and 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1883, A PUBLIC MEETING. The Worshipful the MAYOR of CARDIFF (G. A. STONE, Esq.), Will take the Chair at 7,30. Collections in aid of the funds of the Association: Doors open half an hour before each meeting. 62969 W. A. SOUTHWELL. Secretary. X HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I will X NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any DEBTS con- tracted by my wife HARRIET TAPP, after this date. (Signed) WILLIAM TAPP. 6, Railway-street, East Moors, May 5, 1333. 4632 TiHE MELTNCRYTTIAN ART UNION PRIZE DRAWING. 1ST PRIZE: AN UPRIGHT GRAN:) IRON-FRAMED FULL TRICHORD PIANOFORTE, VALUE 60 GUINEAS, OR £ 40 IN MONEY. 2;0 PRIZE: A HANDSOME PONY, VALUE £15. Together with 2.3 other SPECIAL PRIZES value from Seven to One Guinea each. Total number of prizes, about 200. The Piano is exhibited at J. Brader and Son's, 9, Wind-street, Swansea, and the other special prizes at Swansea and Neath. The Drawing will take place at theTown-hall, Neath, on Thursday, June 14, 1883. All duplicates and money to be returned by June 1. A special effort is requested on the part of those who have received books of tickets to dispose of them as soon as possible, and those who wish to help a deserving cause to send for some at once, as the time for the drawing is close at hand. Tickets 6d each, a bock of 11 for 5s, to be had of B. Evans, Iaw.il Villa, Melincrythan, Neath J. Wil- liams, 8, Ceythan-road, Melincrvthan, Neath, Hon. Sees. N.B.—Good commission offered to agents. /Ti APT. EVATT ACKLOM-is OPEN to \j accept ENGAGEMK,NTS to RECITE CLEMENT SCOTT'S Thrilling Poems, "TUB MIDNIGHT CHARGE" (at Kassassin), as recited by him with such success, for one month, at the War Exhibition, and at the Banquet iven at the Mansion House, on the 11th inst., to Lord Wolseley and Lord Alcester THE WOMEN OF MUMBLES' HEAD," descrip- tive of the grand heroic deed done by the "Welsh" Grace Darlings..Capt. Acklom is also prepared to arrange, concerts and recitals, with local entrepreneurs. For terms, &c., apply to Capt. Acklom, 30, Burlington- road, Westbourne Park, London. The above stirring poems sent post free to any address on receipt of six stamps for each. 4258 'TVUE CELEBRATED TROTTING -I- STALLION, CANADIAN CHIEF," Will serve a limited number of mares at the Horse Repository, Westgate-street, Cardiff. Apply James Rumsey, Whitchurch, Cardiff. (2569 TTNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRON- vJ AGE of Dd. Harries, Esq. (Mayor of Kidwelly), W. E. Phillips, Esq. (Guardian for the Parish of St. Ishmaell, and other elltlemell, TWO SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT LEASEHOLD HOUSES FOR ONE-SHILLING. Art Union principle. Enclose Is Id to D. T. MORRIS, Estate Agent, Ferryside. 61799 WESTERN WAG ^PROPERTY f" COMPANY (LIMITED). JOHN BARTLETT, CHAIRMAN, HENRY GALE GARDNER, DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN. This Company is prepared to Supply New and Second- hand-WAGONS on deferred! payment; also to under- ts~WACiON and W11KKL REPAIRS at their wOfttvS, EAST MOORS, CARDIFF, either by yearly contracts or otherwise. SURPLUS FUNDS. PURCHASERS of FREEIIOLDind other Property can obtain ADVANCES from this Company on favour- able terms, repayable by Instalments over a series of years. No Fines. Liberal REBATE if paid off before expiration of term. As the Company employ their Surplus Funds for this class of business, low rates are charged to secure immediate investment. Advances made for short terms on deposit of Deeds, Leases, Stocks, Shares, and other Securities. V. A. WILLIAMS, Secretary, 3, Nicholas-parade, 59381 Nicholas-street, Bristol. HOUSES FREE OF COST. Ii-This -JL-tL improved method of acquiring Propert is now in successful operation, and should be studied by every person desirous of living rent-free and of making a provision for the future, with many opportuni- ties of large profits. An explanatory pamphlet will be seat post-free on application to J. O'UPIUNT BYRNE, Secretary, House Improvement and Supply Association, Victoria-street, Westminster Abbe", Lon- don, S.W., to whom also applications for Agencies may be addressed as well as to the Superintendent of Agents for Wales, Mr J. II. Rowland, of Carmel Hall. Pontardulais. 58317 iUltgious Hhjrt:3. IplLIFTON CHAPEL, ROATH. —- SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY TO MORROW. Preachers: 11 and 6.30, Rev. WM. LEWIS, Cowbridge; 2.30, Rev. TIIOS. REES, Merthyr. -_u,- Special Hymns. 62972 IJNITARIAN SERVICES. TEMPLARS' HALL, WEST END, ROYAL ARCADE Services on Sundays—Morning, 11; Evening, 6.30. TO-MORROW (Sunday). May 6th, Preacher Rev. Hobart Clark. 49404 ASTLE-STREET, CHAPEL, S WA N- SEA.—Preachers for May :—May 6, Rev. KXLS- BY JONES May 13, Rev. O. R. OWEN, Glandore May 20, Rev, LLEWELLYN JONES, Pontypool May 27, Rev. ALONZO GRIFFITHS, Narberth. Service, 1J a.m. and 6.30 p.m. All seats in the gallery free. ó_44 ELIGIOUS SERVICES,-The attcn- J-V1 tion of Church nnd Chapel Managers is invited to the following SPECIAL PREPAID TARIFF for Ad- vertisements announcing the holding of RELIGIOUS SERVICES, ANNIVERSARIES, and TEA MEET- INGS ;— One Three Six Twelve Insertion. Insertions. Insertions. Insertions, s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Four Lines ..14 40 60 86 Six Lines, 20 60 90 12 0 Eight Lines.. 2 8 8 0 12 0 16 0 Twelve Lines. 4 0 12 0 18 0 24 0 18 Lines 6 0 18 0 27 0 36 0 24 Lines 8 0 24 0 36 0 48 0 Eight words may be calculated to a line. This Tariff is limited strictly to the Adveitisements enumerated above. These Notices can also appear in the CARDIFF TIMES and SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS in conjunction with those in the South Wales Daily Xews, so as to form part of the series of Insertions. nlts idríbatt contract. 110 BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, .1 the valuable LEASEHOLD COLLIERY known as CEFN MERTHYit COLLIERY, situate in the parish of Aberdare, in the county of Glamorgan, com- prising the moveable machinery, engines, boilers, trams, gear, and plant recently used thereon as a going concern, aud the right to win and work the respective veins or seams of coal knowlI as "the 2 feet 9 inch vein," or "Cornice coal," and The Gorllwyn coal," or Upper 4-feet Vein," and the veins or seams and beds of coal and mincs and veins of iron ore, ironstone, fire clay, stone, and black band lying above a distance of 6 net above the vein of coal called "the Driver Vein," and under what is usually called the Gorllwyn Tui) or Rock, and over the said seam of ccal called the "Gorllwyn coal," above the black band in or under ihc several pieces or parcels of land, containing together 624 acres and 2 roods or thereabouts, and which form portions of the several messuages,farms, and lands com- monly called or known by the several names of Tyr Ochor, Llesty tuwydoii, Tyr Nautymelyn, and Cefn Gyngon, or some or one of them, situate, lying, and being in tbo parish of Aber- dare aforesaid. The said mines and minerals are held I under a lease for the residue of a term of 19 years, less 10 days, from the 25th day of March, 1867, created by an indenture 6of lease dated the 5th day of July, 1871, and made between Francis Crawshay of the first part, Herbert Kirkliouse of the second part, and the London and Merthyr Steam Coal Company (Limited) of the thn'd part, and are subject to a minimum rental of £ 400 per annum, and to certain royalties and way- leave rent in the said indenture mentioned. The pur- chaser will also be entitled to the benefit of an .agree- ment for a lease of a' way leave over Nanfcymejin, dated the 12th May, 1832, and ma le between Mrs Margaret Jones of the one part,and J ohn Spencer Tuuiilty of the othev pari" ■Further particulars may be obtained from Messrs Langton and MacConnal, Chartered Accov.nt-flnts, 22, Lord-street, Liverpool and from Messrs John Quinn and Sons, Sol:citors, 22 Lord-street, Liverpool. 62868 "j R|T O B E SOL D 1 "PARK COLLIERY, situaie niar PANTYFFYNON STATION, in the COUNTY of CARMARTH EN, in good working rdsr, containing an area of 275 acres, or thereabouts, under lease for 50 years, from 1873, subject to a moderate rent. The workings call be inspected ou application at the C lliory, Further partkuJurs can be obtained frûm the under- signed, to whom teiulwa should be sent in by the 10th day of May, JB83, KKWBOULO AND HERBERT. Tinges. Ammanford, Il-S O., CiumactbejisLis-e. -=-=- \J MAP: Ife-f 1 KEY'S Jfas i-ver 'fHfRTy VEA £ i§ Hfc Ckk'braUal W.W'Wte I" Utfiapd Polishes; ipstantly, equal to cd w: i>.o u t Vv AS I (ff L' S f: j » P.^UTLON '.—There ARE sevcHl | 1!ij'iQ¡J. and iV,d,4cii Im "ti 1f, 4: !HY, WMM 9m Jhtbltr SIC. CLOSING OF THE LIST. ISSUE OF SEVEN PER CENT. PREFERENCE SHARES IN THE MINAS CENTRAL RAILWAY JL OF BRAZIL (LIMITED.) The SHARE LIST will CLOSE on MONDAY NEXT, 7th instant for London, and on TUESDAY, the 8th, for the Country. By order. London, May 3, 1888. EMPIRE OF BRAZIL. GUARANTEE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF MINAS GERAES. A sum equivalent to £ 60,750 per annum in Gold has been guaranteed by the Government of Minas Geraes under decrees dated respectively the 18th November. 1881, the 22ml June, 1882, aud the 6th October, 1882. THE MINAS CENTRAL RAILWAY OF BRAZIL, LIMITED. Is-ue of £ 312,5C0 in 15,625 preference shares of E20 each, bearing 7 per cent. interest, payable half-yearly In gold in London under the above guarantee. Govern- ment guarantee of interest during construction. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. MORGAN LLOYD, Esq., Q.C., M.P., Director National Bank of Wales, Limited. SEPTIMUS F. PORTER, Esq., St Margaret's, Twick- enham. JOHN BENNETT, Esq., Waddon, Surrey. W. FLETCHER GOitJJON, Esq., Director Bombay Gas Company, Limited. JAMES GOODSON, Esq., J.P., 32, Kensington-gar- dens-square, W. JAbl L, S DOYLE, Esq., 41, Pall Mall, S.W. HANKERS. Messrs SMITH, PAYNE ANJ) SMITHS, 1, Lombard- street, E.C. SOLICITORS. Messrs. QUICK AND BJDDER, 13, George-street, Mansion House, E.C. BROKER. WILLIAM UPWARD, :Eq.: 2, Draper's Gardens, E.C. SECRETARY. CHARLES CLAN ILL, Esq. TEMPORARY OFFICES. ST. MICHAEL'S HALL, GEORGE YARD, LOM- BARD-STREET, E.C. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. This Company has been formed for the purpose of acquiring concessions, rights, and subventions granted in respect of a railway from the Dom Pedro Seguudo State Railway, to the City of Pitanguy (having a population of upwards of 30,000 inhabitants), thus carrying out an important object of the Imperial Go- vernment of Brazil, namely, to create railway com- munication betweenllio de Janeiro (the Capital of the Empire) and the San Francisco River. The Decr. es of Concession empowering the con- struction of the Line of the Minas Central Railway of Brazil are respectively dated the 18th November, 1881, the 22nd June, 1882, and the 6th October, 1882. By virtue ot those Decrees i ii annual sum amounting to 6 per cent, in gold, on a maximum sum of £1,012,500, or equal to £ 60,750 in gold, is guaranteed for thirty years of this guarantee an annual sum of £ 21,875 will be set as de for the service of interest on the present issue, leaving the Company an annual net balance of to with. The population of M-nas Geraes, 1,300,000 in 1862, was 1,500,000 in 1872, and now amounts to about two millions, or more than one-sixth of the whole population of the Brazilian Empire. Its area is 230,000 square miles. It possesses its own provincial legislature, empowered to levy taxes and to make laws for provincial purposes, and its assessable value is esti- mated by the Coimuentlador Domingos Moitinbo at £ 300,000,000, whereas the taxes hitherto laised for re- venue purposes only amount to £300,000 per an- num. It will thus be seen that ample security exists for the payment of the guarantee now given. The line owned by the M.nas Central Railway of Brazil" Limited, will be a highly important feeder or extension of the Dom Pedro 11. svstem. The latter is one of the most successful a- well'as one of the most promising railway undertakings in Brazil its traffic I"CI1e0af,ed f™ai £ 543,000 in 1871, to £ j,300,0j0 m 18<J1, while the percentage of working expenses has decreased from £ 43 to £ 42 per cent.! as published mthe Government returns. There is every reason to anticipate that a very large share of tips pro- sperity will fall to this company's line. The present company's line is in every re,pect similar to the San Paulo and Leopoldina Railwavs all three lines connecting the Dom Pedro Segundo with a fertile province (vide map accompanying the pro- spectus). The seven per cent Shares ( £ 20) of the San Paulo Rail way are now quoted on t'lle London Stock Exchange f;3ö to £ 40,and as regards the Leopoldina Railway (whose capital is entirely heid in Brazil), it will be seen from the accompanying report that the Ordinary Shares received in 1881 dividends equal to 30 per cent, the annual traffic returns showing an increase of 10 per cent over the preceding year. The only contract entered into by the Company is between Joseph St^inert as trustee on behalf of the Company of the first part the Brazilian llailways Con- structi in Corporation (Limited) of the second part; and Messrs Ross and Mathews, Contractors of Public Works, of third part, dated the t:3rd day of April, 1&33. Full prospectuses, with map, and forms of applica- tion for shares, may bo had from the bankers, brokers, and offices of the company. The following is a copy of the letter of his Excellency the Imperial Brazilian Minister, addressed to the Directors of the Company — Brazilian Legation, London, th April, 1883. Gentlemcn,-I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of this date, asking me whether, in granting concessions for Railways within its territory, and guaranteeing interest upon their capital, a Province in Brazil acts within its powers. In reply, I have to state that the constitution and laws of Brazil a.low the Legislative Assembly of a Province, with the sanction of the President of the Pro- vince, to grant concessions for Railways in its own jurisdictiou, and to guarantee capital invested thereon. I have the honour, Gentlemen, to be, Your obedient servant, PKNEDO. To the Directors of the Minas Central Railway of Brazil (Limited)." FURTHER ISSUE OF SHARES AT PAR. THE ANGLO AMERICAN LAND MORTGAGE and AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. Incorporated under the Companies Acts, 1862 to IS80, whereby the liability of members is limited to the amount unpa d upon their shres. Registered capital £ 5.0,000, in 50,000shares of ;CIO egcli. First Issue £ -.50,000, in 25,COO shares f LIO each. Payments on this issue: 10s per share on application, I ()" per share on allotment, aiiti £1 if required one month thereafter. It is not intended to e ¡;1 m» more th .n S2 a share. DIUKCTORS. C. FRAS_ER-MACKiNTOSH, Esq., M.P. for Inver- ness, Director of the Caledonian Banking Cunp;a.nv- Chairhian. J' M P" Edinburgh, Chairman of the Colonial Investment Asrercv Company of New Zealand. LAWRENCE IlEYWORTH, Esq., J.p. Director of the Central Argentine Land Conn>anv. GKO, CLERIHEW, Esq., Directoi'of tiie Agricultural Company of Maur.tius aud of the Credit Fonder 'of 1>Luritus. D. MACPHERSON, Esq., Director of the Governments Stocks Investment Company. W. it. RICHARDS, Esq., 36, Mark-lane, Chairman of the Munici; al Building Society. J. G. BUTTON-BROWNING, Esq., 49, Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, D.rccvorot tiie Municipal Freehold Land Company. BANKERS. THE CITY BANK (Limited), Threadueedle-strect, London, and Brandies. THE CLYDESDALE BANK (Limited), Glasgow, London, and Branches. BROKI'HS. Messrs ROGER MORTIMER, BENTHAM, and HARRINGTON, 2, Royal Exchange Buildings, London. SOLICITORS. Messrs NEWMAN, STRETTON, and UlLLlER, 75 and 76, Cornhill, E.C. AUDITORS. Messrs CHADWICKS, COLLIER & CO., London and Manchester. AMERICAN AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS. THE KANSAS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, Topeka, Kansas. SECRETARY. J. F. BENNETT, Esq. REGISTERED OFI-LCES. Ea. LOMBARD-STREET, London, E.C. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. The first allotment of shares having taken place in the beginning of December last, and the company's business being now in full operation, the directors are prepared to receive applications for the unallutted por- tion of the first issue of shares. The company's business consists in lending money on first mortgages of freehold property in the Western States of America and in Canada, and acting as agents for the sale and purchase or negotiation of American and Canadian securities oil commission. The Company's lending operations ar(chidiy in the State of Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, and neighbouring States, and are at present conducted mainly by the Kansas Loan and Trust Company (an incorporated company which has a wide connection and great experience in loaning money, and which has within the last seven years negotiated loans amounting to more than one million sterling). The funds re- mitted to the agents are being invested at good rates of interest without delay. 111 making loans the amount lent does not exceed one-half the appraised value of the land, and no loan is made without an independent valuation and personal inspection by an agent on be- half of the Company. The Company is issuing debentures at 5 and bil per cent, secured by the whole investments of the Com- pany, and protected by the additional guarantee of the uncalled capital. These debentures are being steadily taken up by the public, and the funds at once remitted to the agent for investment. In addition to the profits from investments on mort- gage, the Directors anticipate doing a profitable agency business in negotiating sales of land and American and Canadian securities, and several important proposals of safe business have been made to the Board. The great uccess attained by companies farmed to work on the principles to be adopted by this Company is shown by the f.ict that Land Investment Companies pay very high dividends. In Scotland there are several American Investment Companies paying 10 to 15 per cent. dividends. The profitable nature of investments in Land and Mortgage Companies will be seen from the following figures, taken from the Edinburgh and Lon- don Stock LxciiPJ'tfe Lists Prem. Di vltL:"1 for last year, on Shares. Scottish American In-"1- ,r ,on vestment Company 10 P-c.,and 5p.c.lonus.LJ0p.c. Colorado MOT tgage and i ,n, Invest. Co. of London j 10 and2ip.c. bonus,123 „ ?cofctisliAniericauMort-1 in „ „ v,» 4 10 and 4- p.c. bonus. /0 ok? ■ j Central Argentine Land 10 200 The American Freehold Land Mortgage Com. v 10 25 to 40 of London ) Agricultural Companv),- »C,A of Mauritius j"1' '• Copies of the prospectus, with forma of apnlicat;°i! for snares, may be had from the brokers, the hankers, and at the oliices of the Company. The momoraiptam aud articles of association am be inspected at t -oiii- pany's Offices, or at the oifkes of the solicitors to ihe Company, Applications, accompanied by ft deposit ot pei telliUe, may be ggilt tu tilt bankers, to the brokers, or iu the fieii^tftry at, the Company's Offices, pii, J.omoard- gtreejj, Lonilbp, C.stb& V POSTING. CJJtCUL^R D{.STiUBUTINC FM ^MMPANY (LIMLVHIFY- OFFICES: ^HCRCH-STREE'f CHAMBERS. SECRETARY: FBANITII* MPSO £ >\ SiAtipfB, ia pa*'Jjff #) £ NeighoouruooJ Contractors a)l 8i CjxwjJar Distributing, &c. W Bimvw itmm FHIMIR Cumpamrs, &R. ISSUE OF 500 FIVE PER CENT. FIRST MORT- GAGE DEBENTURE BONDS OF £ 100 EACH, AND 6,000 ORDINARY SHARES OF £ 10 EACH. SAINT MICHAEL'S HALL COMPANY, LIMITED, George-yard, Lombard-street, E.C. Capital £ 60,000 in 6,000 shares of £10 each, payable as follows: :Cl I)er hai-e oil application, B2 per share on allotment, £ 1 per share three months after allotment, and £ 1 per share six months after allotment; the re- mainder, if required, in calls not exceeding El per share, at intervals of not less than three months. The Directors also invite subscriptions for 500 First Mortgage Debenture Bonds ot £ i00 each, bearing in- terest at 5 per cent per annum, pavable half-yearly. The price of issue of the Debentures "is par, payable as follows: £ 5 per Debenture on application, £ 10 per Debenture on allotment, and the balance on the 1st November, 1883. Debentures paid up in full on allot- ment will receive interest at 5 per cent on the whole £ 100.as from the date of allotment. TRUSTEES FOR DEBENTURE HOLDERS. Sir T. DOUGLAS FOIiSYTII, C.B., K.C.S.I. EDWARD LEIGH PEMBERTON, Esq., M.P. DIRECTORS. S. ISAAC, Esq., J.P., Palace Chambers, Westminster, Chairman. T. F. HITCHINS, hsq. (T. F. Hitchins, Bedford, and Co.), 16, Rood-lane, E.C., and Manchester. J. K. A1ALCOLMSON, FUsq. (Director of the Billiter- street Offices Company, Limited), 11, King William- street, E.C. D. R. RATCLIKF, Esq. (Director of Milner's Safe Company, Limited), Great Alne Hall, Warwickshire. CHARLES STEER, Esq. (late Judge of the High Court, Calcutta), Brent Hall, Buntingford, Herts. SOLICITORS. Messrs MARKBY, STEWART, and CO., 57, Coleman- street, E.C. BANKERS. Messrs GLYN, MILLS, CURR1E, and CO., 67, Lom- bard-street, E.C. AUDITORS. Messrs COOPER BROTHERS and CO., George-street, Mansion House. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. This Company has been formed to acquire th impor- ant and handsome building known as St. Michael's Hall, George-yard, Lombard-street, for the purpose of supplying a want long felt by public companies, solici- tors, accountants, and others, of a large central institu- tion in which to hold their meetings. M.,ny company and other meetings have already been held in the build- ing, and universal approval has been expressed as to the suitability of the premises, and the comfort and accommodation provided. The Hall is admirably situated between Lombard- street, Cornhill, and Gracechurch-street, within two minutes of the Bank of England, the Royal Exchange, the Stock Exchange, and the principal City Banking and Insurance Companies. One portion of the building is freehold and the other leasehold, and the entire premises bccupy a superficial area of about 4,430 feet, having a frontage to George Yard of over 89 feet. It is well lighted and ventilated, and contains on the ground, l irst, Mezzanine, and Second floors, ten spacious rooms, ranging from 42 feet by 35 feet, to 25 feet by 19 feet, the largest of which will hold over 500 persons. In addition to these floors there is a Lower Ground Floor, occupying an area of 4,800 feet and an Upper Floor of nearly simdar dimen- sions. The whole of the Upper and Lower Ground Floors will be let as offices, and the Directors have already received applications to lease them on favourable terms directly the necessary alterations are completed. The rents from these floors alone will be sufficient to pay the ground rent on the building and a portion of the taxes. It is estimated that if the rooms on the ground, first, mezzanine and second floors are let only once a day, they will produce a revenue, after providing for the expenses of management, the interest on debentures, and the creation of a sinking fund, sufficient to pay a dividend of at least 10 per cent. on the ordinary share capital. Taking, however, into consideration that many meetings occupy but a very short time, there is no reason why the revenue should not be largely in- creaseù by lettiug the same roums more than once daily. The First Mortgage Debenture Bonds, now offered, will take precedence and priority over any share capi. tal, and will be a first charge on the entire property. The interest on the debenture bonds will be payable on the 1st of November and the 1st of May in each year. Portions of the property being leasehold for long terms, a sinkilJg fund will be formed sufficient to pro- vide for the redemption of the ground rents, whenever the opportunity may arise, and also for the repayment of the whole of the "debentures prior to the expiration of the leases. The debenture bonds are to be current for five years, but power is reserved to the directors to redeem, within that period, the whole or any number of such debenture bonds by annual or other drawings at the price of £ 105 per £ 100. It is not imperative that subscribes for debenture bonds should apply for any shares in the compp.ny, but preference in the allotment of bonds will be given pro rata to those applying also for ordinary shares. The only agreements entered into are one dated the 28th day of February, 188c, between Alfred Holland of the one part, and Samuel P. Ekin, as Trustee on behalf of the Company, of the other part, and a sup- plemental agreement varying the provisions of the above agreement, dated 2nd May, 1883. Prospectuses and forms of application can be obtained from the secretary, at the Offices of the Com- pany, St. Michael's Hall; George Yard, Lombard- street, E.C.; or from the bankers, solicitors, or auditors. CALNT MIOifAEL'S HALL COMPANY, KJ Limited. The following, amongst many other well-known FIRMS OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS, have signified thcir approval of the undertaking ;— Mr J. Jenkins, Cardiff. Messrs Turquand, Yotiiigs and Co., Coleman-street, I ,ondon. Harding, Whinney and Co., Old Jewry, London. Cooper Brothers and Co., George-street, London. Mr 1. A. Welton (Messrs Quilter, Ball and Co., Loudon. Messrs lfart Brothers, Tibbetts and Co., London. „ Kemp, Ford ad Co., Walbrook, London. G. E. Nwithinbank and Co., 8, Laurence Pount- ney-lane, London. „ R. Mackav and Co., Lothburv, London. „ Ladbury, Collinson and Viney, Cheapside, London. Mr J. J, Old Jewry Chambers, London. Mei srs J. C. Bolton and Son, Great St. Helen's, London. Cash and Stone, Cannon-street, London. Chandler, Bixley and Co., Coleman-street, Lon- don. 62976 PUBLIC llppoitttmettis. FTNIYERSITY COLLEGE OF SOUTH kJ WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE. It T-^TRAR.—-A Gentleman is required to ACT AS It h. i Ù: A I{ of the University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire. It will be necessary for him to devote tii whole of his time to the duties of his office, and jii iing the Opening of the College he will be re- quired to undertake the work of an Organising Secre- tary. Salary, IP200 per annum. Applications, accom- panied by at least two personal references and not more than six testimonials, to be sent, endorsed Registrar," to tho Chairman of the University Col- lege Committee, Town-hill, Cardiff, on or before Mon- day, 14th May, 1883. Canvassing personally or by letter strictly forbidden. 62883 -If, Otítt5, PURSUANT to an ORDER of the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division made in a cause ReCorin, deceased, Farrington against Corin. The CREDITORS of JOSEPH HARRIS CORIN, late of No. 23. ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF, in the County of Glamorgan, News Agent, who died in or about the month of December, 1882, are on or before the 8th DAY of JUNE, 1883, to SEND by post, pre- paid to Harry Cousins, Esq., of Cardiff, -4Lforesaid, the Solicitor of the defendant, the Administrator, their Christian and Surnames, Addresses aud Descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their Accounts, and the nature of the Securities (if any) held by them or, in default thereof, they will peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said Order. Every Creditor holding any security is to pro- duce the same before Mr Justice Kay, at his Cham- bers, situated the Royal Courts of Justice, Middlesex, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of June, 1883, at one o'clock in the afternoon, being the time appointed for adjudicating on the claims. i)ated this 25th day of April, 1883. 62867 WILLIAM BlNXS SMITH, Chief Clerk. GARDEN JJOSE. ^JARDEN JJOSE. THE PATENT OVERSPUN GARDEN HOSE is unequalled for Lightness, Durability, Strength, and Price. Write for Sample. LAWN TENNIS.—The Largest and Best Assortment of Lawn Tennis Goods in South Wales. INDIA RUBBER.-For Mechanical, Sur- gical, and Household purposes, always in Rtock. IRWELL INDIA RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA WORKS (LIMITED), 27, DUKE-STIIEET, & 107, BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF. 101, OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA. WORKS — SALFORD, MANCHESTER. 62603 DRESS, MANTLE, AND MILLINERY ROOMS, 56, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. rn"!« E pien.ises vytre pit 9JJ I X TJIVJWPAY, Ú FIRST- (JI.-4SS MiiJiHefyi Mantle, and Press- mLin jfisl*- ii^iuiieut. The Stock is entirely new, aifd tiie J.-V'i'EsjT I'RkNCH knei ENGLISH NOVELTIES are shown. I I. SAMUEL. PROPRIETOR. I ég79! Q'- N E-J$O PIT -PluHKWS 4t fILLS .4 is ivari-iuted to ptiy*} all discharges from the urinary organs iu either sex, acquired or c'QPSHUitiuria!. gravel," an*«i "pains ij) the back: Sold in "boxes, 4s fcd "eacu, hv'ail cu^miits patent paedicitie vcauors of I t for LJ stamp* tot the be Lincoln 'and Midland Counties' Druj-Compauy, hhicoh;. fytoWle Agents, m fce whwciile h.oi^es, a PUBLIC JUMTSNUFNTS. ENV THEAT.R,E ROYAL, CARI)IFF. I.ESSKE A MANAGER .Mr EDWARD FLETCHER ACTING «FC STAGE MANAGER ..Mr JOHN NH KiU DAN TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), May 5th, important Engagement of Mr Alfred Bedd'ie's Cele- brate t Dramatic Combination from the Pavilion And Astley's Theatres, London, including the famous young Leading Actress MISS PAULINE FAIRFAX, And Mr WILLIAM MclNTYRE, the Great fhlrnqjtqi Actor from Drury Lane. At 7.30 (first time in Cardiff), the New Drama, in FtfMT Acts, entitled— CAST ADRIFT, (By Messrs R. l'algrave and F. Gover). Act I,-Tne Castle. Act II.—The Coast. Act III.—The Deep. Act IV.—Rucks Ahead. MONDAY NEXT, Messrs Robertson and Lon? doii Conipaziy, in THE as played by Ro Command at Sandringham Palace, in honour of H.R.IJ. Prince Albert Victor's 19th birthday. Doors open at 7, commence at 7.30, half-price at 9. Box Plan at Messrs Thompson and Shackell's. 5333$ TAYLEUI-tE'S GITAND CTRCUJ4 WESTGATE-STREET, CARDIFF. SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT VISIT ON TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), MAY 6TH, FOR ONE DAY ONLY, With all the St irtling Summer Attractions. Now the grandest and best organise I Kquestrfaip Establishment in the World. The most Beautiful Stud of Horses and the Talented Company that money and influence can procure. Everything New, All Fresh Features. THE GORGEOUS PROCESSION Will start from the Circus at 12.30. and pande the principal streets of Cardiff. t< Day Performance at 2.30; Evening at 7 30. N.B.—The Circus will visit Penarth 011 Fridaj, May 4. (Esntrsicms. LONDON AND-NORTH WESTER# RAILWAY. WHITS UNTID K HOLIDA Y S. On SATURDAY, -MAY 12th, and MONDAY, Mav 14th, Cheap EIGHT-DAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to Liverpool, Manchester, Birkenhead, Chester, Shrewsbury, Crewe, Stafford, Warrington', Stockport, Rhyl, Abergele, Denbigh, and Llandudno', from the undermentioned stations at tiie tiiiielstated; i Cardiff, F.40 a.m. Caerphilly, 8,55; liengoed Junc- tion, 9.14 Bargoed, 9.24 Rhyinney, 9,47 Pontypridd Junction, 8.33 Porth, 8.7 Treherbert. V.3o Quakers' Yard, 8,48; Aberdare, 7.45; Mountain Ash, 7.57; Aberdare Ju nction, 8.42; Ferndale, 7.35 Neath, 8.7 Resolven, 8,23; Glyn Neath, 8.31; H'l wain, 8.58 Aber- nant, 9.11 Merthyr, 6.30; Cefn, 6.40; Dowlais 7.30 Dowiais Top, 6.56. Newport, 7.3 Pontnewydd, 7.26; Pontypool Road, 7.40; Tredegar Junction, 9.24 Blackwood, 9.29; Argoed, N'a i 9.35 Tredegar, 6.50 Sirhowy, 6.55 Nsntybwch, 7.12; Ebbw Vale, 9.55 Beaufort, 7.21; Abersyehan and Talywaiu, 9.40 Biaenavoii. 9.55 Brynmawr, 7.28 Gilwern, 7.45; Govilon, 7.51; Abergavennv, 8.2; Abergavenny Junction, 8.18 a.m. Swansea, 10.0 ."Swansea Bay, 10.4 Mumbles Road, 10.8 Gower Road, 10.21 Pontardulais, 10.34 Llaneliv, 8.15 Pembroke Dock, 7 50 Pembroke, 7.58 Tenby, 8.30 Narberth, 9.0 8.40 Car- marthen, 10.30 Llandilo, 7.13 IJangadock, 7.25 t Llandovery, 7.38 Llanwrivd Wells, 8.C Uavth', 3.22 ( Luilth Road, 8.40 Brecon, 7.15 Ta'.garth, 7.39 Three Cocks, 7.50 Builtli, 8.28 Llandriudod Wells, 8.56; Penybont, 9.7, and Dolau at 9.13 a.m. Passengers taking tickets on Saturday, May 12th, may return any week day up to and including the fol- lowing Saturday and passengers taking tickets on Monday, May 14th, may return any week day up to and including the following Monday. For all information please see handbills, which cat be obtained at any of the above stations. G. FINDLAY, General Manager. Etiston Station, May, 1883. 62952 THREAT WESTERN RAILW AY. — G CHERBOURG and PARIS via WEYMOUTH. NEW ROUTE through NORMANDY and BRITTANY to PARIS, the WEST and SOUTH of FRANCE, and SPAIN. Through rates for passengers, parcel-, and merchandise, between the principal towns < n the Great Western and Western of France Railwav* Tht STEAMERS leave WEYMOUTH at 11.30 ":1\1. and CHERBOURG about 7p.m. (according to tide) DAILY (Sundays excepted), weather and circumstance* per. mitting, in connection with fast trains on the Ureal Western and Western of France Railways. 62914 J. G 111 ER:ON, nenerall\Janaer. FINANCIAL. E20, £ 50, £ 100, £ 500. Options ëJíiït on Stock Exchange Securities. One uniform price. Acknowledged the best and safe- plan ever devised for making large profits from smail invest- ments with great rapidity. Explanatory book (teiwul witwn) SENT FRKti. —Address, George Kv U:s Co., Sworn Brokers, Gresham House, London, F. C. SOUTH WALES FINANCIAL CORPO- k9 RATION, LIMITED. CASH ADVANCES made upon Deeds, Life Policies, Reversions, Bonds, and other approved securities, re- payable by instalments or otherwise. Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 62755 JOHN J EN KINS, C.A., Secretary. 9, 10, 11, 1?, 13, & 14, ST. MARY STREET c 15, TRINITY-STREET, AND WHARTON BUILDINGS, CARDIFF, SPRING, 1883. H OWELL AND COMPANY Respectfully beg to announce that their PRINCIPAL AND MOST IMPORTANT gROW FOR THIS gEASON IS NOW PROCEEDING. Every department is heavily stocked with GOODS suitable for the present season, the largest part of which, having been bought direct from the makers, will be sold at WHOLESALE PRICES. JJOWELL AND QOMPANY, "THE CARDIFF DRAPERS," CARDIFF. 69371 JOHN JAMES AND (JO., 28 & 29, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. THE T OriS ^ELVETEEN- The strictest examiner ma.y try every test of touch and sight without discovering that these are other than the Genoa. velvets they so closely resemble, while the peculiar arrangements resulting in the fast woven pile pt enable them to stand interminable and ro igh wear, which would ruin real velvets at four times the price. Every yard of the genuine bears the iitnic Louis.' Ladies who have found other makes of velveteens to wear badly should be careful to buy only those stamped Louis." A large assortment of these celebrated Velveteens in Black and all fashionable colourings are now ON SALE at the LOWEST PRICES at JOHN JAMES AND CO.'S, 28 & 29, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. 62283 D. JOTHAMAND SONS, ST. MARY-STREET, IS THE BEST PLACE IN CARDIFF For GENTLEMEN'S TAILORING. For WORKING MEN'S TAILORING. For BOY'S TAILORING. For GENTLEMEN'S SUITS. For WORKING MEN'S SUITS. For BOY'S SUITS. For GENTLEMEN'S COATS & VESTS. For GENTLEMEN'S COATS A VESTS. For GENTLEMEN'S COATS & VESTS. For GENTLEMEN'S HATS. For WORKING MEN'S HATS. For BOY'S LLATS. For GENTLEMEN'S TROUSERS & VESTS. For WORKING MEN'S TROUSERS & VESTS. For BOY'S TROUSERS & VESTS. For GENTLEMEN'S UMBRELLAS. For WORKING MEN'S UMBRELLAS. For BOY'S UMBRELLAS. For GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS. For WORKING MEN'S SHIRTS. For BOY'S SHIRTS. For GENTLEMEN'S TROUSERS. For WORKING MEN'S TROUSERS. For GENTLEMEN S SUMMER OVERCOATO. For WORKING MEN'S SUMMKlf OVERCOATS For BOYS SUMMER OVERCOATS, For GENTLEMEN'S NECKTIES. For WORKING MEN'S NFGKTIFS. For BOY'S NECKTIES For GENTLEMAN S COFJ-AUS. Poi- WORKING MEN'S COJ'I'A. For BOY S COLLARS. For GENTLEMEN'S For WORKING .MEN S OL/NJ. For BOY'S ciOvFS For LADIES CLONES. De J-OTHAM & soxs. 26, & 27, T. -STREET, CARDIFF. MESSliS W. PRICE AND SONfc NEW SUMMER CLOTHING. YJILSAT ATTRACTIONS. IMMENSE STOCK. "AS' 5An:G TO nL'.l1Y,)IO:EY IHn:ns. BLACK DIAGONAL AND WORSTED SUITS, 30/- 3:I/- 40'- 45/- 55'- 05/- QXONION SI ITS-BLACK WORSTED, 50 60 701. TWP-RP AND FANCY CLOTH SUITS, 17/TT £ Q/R 2" 30/- 35/- 4oi- 4tJ/. 50/- 55/. PA(rl:S AMD VESTS. TROUSERS AND VESTS to match. Prices various. TLFC GOVEU CUAT, in fashionable shades, 15J- 20/- 25/- 30. Apdbbss—THE CARDIFF HOFSR, IJATTEJIS, HOSIERS, GLOVERS, A OUTH ) "KR YJH\>Uu<-»U«et,St. Mtay-SII-eet,

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