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alt5 bll ^ncttotr. AUOTIONTPPOI NTMENTS. Sherig's Sale Furniture, at Swansea .••■ .October 9 TR Messrs BEYNON and LEWIS. YOUSEHOLD Furniture, &c., at Swansea. Oct. 8 £ U«. Sealskins,, Jacke s, &c., at Swansea.Oct. 17,18 CILLERY Property, at Sw.tn.sea Oct. — I, Mr R. BROOKS. ouse.hold Furniture, at Cardiff Oct. 8 CARDIFF AUCTION & STORAGE CO (L1M.) (Mr J. G. MADDOX. Auctioneer). 'ARMING Stock, Hay, &c., at Dynas Powis Oct. 8 i,SUal Weekly Sale of Furniture, at Rooms Oct. 9 iErra C'otta Ware, FROM Penarth, at Rooms Oct. 13 REMAINDER of New Furniture and Effects at Rooms at twù o'clock. Oct. 14 P Messrs DRIVER. & CO. reehold Estates, at Llanelly Oct. 9 R Mr W F. GILLETT. ^EASEHOLD Properties, at Cardiff Oct. 8 ■"Welling-house, at Cardiff Oct. 8 ^LESSR., GUTHVALTZ KOWLLL.NG and HUGH ES *irniture AND Miscellaneous Effects, at Cardiff Oct. 10 Oak Furniture, at Cardiff Oct. 10 SR VAHI.IBLE Irish Hunters, at Horse Exchange Oct. 14 Worses, at Cardiff Oct. 14 otock of Plated Good, and Cutlery, at Cardiff. Oct. 14 and 15 APE.^AL Stud Sale 100 Ilorses, at Exchange Oct. 21 ^VALUABLE Irish Horses, at Exchange Oct. 21 «OB Master's Stock, at Griffin Hotel, Cardiff Oct. •SUPERIOR Furniture and Effects, belonging to Captain Aitken, Esq., Oct. 23 and 24 Messrs W. GRAHAM. SON, and HITCHCOX. BATTLE, Horses, &c., at Llantilio Crossenny Oct. 9 RJ Messrs F. W. and L. HAMMOND. ORS es, Carriages, Harness, < £ c., at Bristol .Oct. 16 T Messrs W. and S. HERN. ■Leasehold Property, at Cardiff Oct. 16 Messrs H. HILL and CO. Household Furniture. &c., at Swansea Oct. 9 Household Furniture, at Sw<*ns ea Oct. 10 Mr CHARLES HUGHES. livestock Crops, &c., at Llanrhidian, Gower..Oct. 9 Mr F. B. JONES. Horses, at Bristol Oct. 9 Carriages at Bristol Oct. 16 Mr E. F. KENARD. Pianofortes, Organs, &c., at Cardiff Oct. 14 _T Mr JOHN M. LEEDER. Works and Plant, at Swansea Oct 25 Messrs LEWIS BROS. •freehold Properties, at Neath Oct. 15 Messrs NEWLAN)' and RICHARD. China and Earthenware, at Blaina Oct. 11 & 13 Office Furniture, at N ewport Oct. la Safes and Deed Chests, at Newport Oct. io Mr DANIEL PHILLIPS. Live Stock, at Rho-Fawr, Llangathen Oct. 10 Mr Wm. H. REES. Live Stock. Hay, &c., at Bluen-Baglan Oct. 9 Messrs EDWARD ROBERTS & SON. leasehold Property, at Llansamlet Oct. 17 „ Messrs STRPliENSON AND ALEXANDER Horses, at Cardiff Oct. 11 CHESTNUT Mare, Brown Gelding, and Black MaTe,. at H Repository, Cardiff Oct. 11 AY Gelding, at Repository, Cardiff Oct. 11 at Horse Repository, Cardiff—Oct. 11 FARNVSN AT TLAE Horse Repository Oct. U STOCK, at Radvr Oct. 13 Mines'PLANT"M3,1 K^TE. at Cardiff Oct. 14 S^fcifiSte^iSSP! "v.v.v.St: 1 AvanHill pclty, ¡.C;ud1ff. and Leasehold Properties, at Pentre ..Nov. 5 SWT MR JOHN THOMAS. STRJS Crops, at Ystradowen Oct. 13 Crops. &c., at Llanhary Oct. 16 TIIIL ^°WS, Heifers, C> c., at Llantrissant Oct 24 limber, at Cardiff Oct. 25 R Mr T. WANE. Canadian Cuttle, at Roath Market October 10 „ Messrs WILLIAMS and DANIEL. Household Furniture, &c., at Cardiff Oct. 8 CARDIFF AND SOUTH WALES IIORSE REPOSI. TORY, WOMANBY-STREET, CARDIFF. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER LLXN. TVf ESSRS STEPHENSON AND ALEX- ANDER Will hold a SALE of 50 HARNESS HORSES, COBS, AND PONIES, ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER LLTH, 1884. ries close on Monday, the 6th October. 71183 CARDIFF AND SOUTH WALES HORSE REPOSITORY, WOMANBY-STREET, CARDIFF. JITESSRS STEPHENSON & ALEXAN- DERwill ELL BY AUCTION, AT THEIR REPOSITORY, On SATURDAY, October 11th, The Property of a Gentleman In the District, VALU T'IE CHESTNUT MARE, 5 years old, \11 > an excellent Brougham Mare, and sound orOUghly dependable under saddle and in harness. GELDING. 5 years old, 15.1; goes in single AN« DOUBLE harness. HJ^ACK MARE, 5 years old, 16 hands quiet in > A good brougham mare. 71323 UNRESERVED SALE OF A VALUABLE CART HOUSE, MESSRS STEPHENSON & ALEXAN- ^ER will 0N „ SELL BY AUCTION, N SATURDAY NEXT, October 11th, at 2.30 p.m., AT THEIR REPOSITORY, Old SUMMER," BAY CART GELDING, 6 years WA« 17 hands, Winner of Four First Prizes, is a good °PJ!R' AND sold sound. °U OFFERED for this Hors3 at the recent Show. 1)6 Sold to the Highest Bidder, to pay ii-r !?P ——and settlement OF account. 7132-t CARDIFF AND SOU Til WALES HORSE KRPOS IT< )RY MTFS^X[IY STRKF':T, CARDIFF. ANDPP STEPHENSON and ALEX- SELL UY WI!1 AUCLLOX, AT THEIR REPOSITORY, On SATURDAY, October lltb. "TH l'he Property of a Gentleman. Very DANDY," Brown Gelding, 6 years old, 15.3 harne. eVer huntM, AND is good under saddle and in 71322__ CARDIFF AND SOUTH WALES HORSE REPOSITORY, "1\ FUE AV0MANBY-STREET, CARDIFF. STEPHENSON and ALEX- SELL ■D £ I1 WIN L Bl AUCTION, AT THEIR REPOSITORY, On SATURDAY, October 11th, "FE The Property of a Gentleman, goes Bay Geidii g, 5 years old, 15 hands; *ITH .AN'' double harness and under saddle, ^FE^KUCTION, and is very fast. 71321 CUNCIVV 'N-11'- 'F JUSTLCE. 1.87b. M. 160 UC6ly Division. Justice Chitty. # MIERS V. MIERS. GLAMORGANSHIRE. ^PORTANT I VALUALI]P\F;01 .^REEHOM Properties, including the MR \v"i r V T^e\«a r NOWN the MI'JRS Estate. Or JPRITCHARD STEPHENSON, «K DAVID THOMAS ALEXANDER, STLFP TRM- T'IE Finn of ^AUCTK,II;^H0N AN1) ALEX AN DEB, 'HE Honour I J"11!P<Juited with the approbation of WWB,IE MR JUSTICE Chitty. the Judge to C°urt this cause is attached, S "P r T WN-L AX AT LUIPIX. EY AUCTION, ON TU"R^T\A^<SKL IIOTPL, CARDIFF. AT TWO HTH OCTOBER NEXT, TH^LOCK 1X TUE AFTERVOON, EREETTOT and valuable ^HOLD SURFACE AND ]\HNERAL PROPERTY Known as the LN the PFL ?IIERS ESTATE, UANOTU^3 CAI>OXTUX-.JUXTA-NEATH COUNTY R., G (otherwise LLA^«UICKE), in the 01 Glamorgan. A.. Consisting of the J1AAORS OF KLLLYBKBILD, AND NEATH ULTRA, AND CAEGURWEN, Q OA- together with about °»^05A. Or. 37p. OF ARABLE, PASTURE, SEVPP, AND COMMON LAND. ^RAL RICH VEINS OF COAL AND OTHER MINERALS, SEV' With ^VLSHVEIUL VALUABLE COLLIERIES AND TVI!-AFLE Present moment in active operation, ^ILL be offered for Competition in the XT WJ- ] following order ^EATLI TTTIM, MANOK of. KILLYBEBILL ADD PEI'CHES OF TA XVI.' W'C^1 about 4,516 acres 2 rood 36 J?ORganshii-P'" situate in the Dylais Valley, Gla- XI,ELIYBENUC,L.'OIA'UI. comprising the following farms ^U:IVATLL [> )ED RTU, Tynyweri), Ynisfforch, ^,|I:LHVYN,,0Y'<TI:,V'RTTN TYII 'I'O'S Tynygareg, Ynystawle ^^RDDAU RI Nantycafan-uchaf, Brynteg, Panty- ^AE, BRY'I], RJ.'edi'N, Buarth-dedwydd and Brvn- A,Lthir I,, S' Ysticlaugwynon, Caedegerw, Blaen- ^antmelyn, Hen^aun, Rhydy- EELLV,ERN ''NANTNIEIYN, BlainViuarthfach, Blaennant- „ °E'fcae-W P *'N> Tavern-y-Banwen, Tonvcastell, ND WAUIINIAREVO1' ^BACH' PWUBACU, Bryuwydd, AM SEVE^R^ALK OF 509 ACRES, l'hp bia, and ground rents. Clu}ldJo.,int(" lases a.nd around rents will be ia- "e In this lot. ALSO THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE CRYNA COLLIERIES ,7NTE6> AND S^VEN Sister? Collieries, agreed •? THE 111?. »I M.R-0- BEVAN; the Onllwyn Colliery.leased IMIJ I UINDE; the Maesuiarcbog Col- AIV„NI,L° MR. T- Cory and the whole of the JJQV'A.LTV JIIIJ ?I AR1 LNC'-U(lfcd. Thero ISI also a Water ?AT|y WHRI, T U AND Brecon Railway COM- OT 2 »XT runs through the propertv. — N THE PARISU OF CADOXTON-JUXTA- THN_ NEATH. Y^LEY *H0^D ^UMS SITUATE in the Dylais THEREAH < containing 6O3 acres 0 roods 52 perches OR '"LEN T1 known as nysderw and Tirian TNNT J; Vnisineirch and Coedyelyn. AN- LONY- V,S Property is intersected by the Neath AND RECOIL Railway. The Minerals under this lot I OT INCLU<'ED in the sale. OURW^THE LORDSHIP and MANOR of CAE- LAIS'DS • • AND the following FARMS and other FMCW'LN TLLE parish of Llangiwg (otherwise Llan- PENLAII V,Z- ^oyadd, Liwvnhen, Brynllefrith and P«REHES together 462 acres 2 roods 6 ?,°HINIOJIO J GWAUNCAI gurwsn ami Penllaerfedwen Perches ,"5.,EONTAining together acres 3 roods ^NTERSECT\CI^A^EAS^ T>OVT:°N °F A% N* d Pany AND RH AMMAN Iron and Tin-plate Con<- U'irnited) L L'AU,\?ES,LRWEN COLLIERY COM^UJ BE 'eased IN \R MOUNTAIN Colliery AGI'EF| REM^Y,; ? ^E.:ISR^ Thomas and Morgan, and the FL'iarry NN '^TIERE is also a valuable stone I-OT Q V''I TH(;NIAV'R0^1^ 'N occupation of MR rlsh of Caà fOlloWi.ug; FARMS and LANDS in the I'LAEIMNNF1' ^EATH :-Cefn Isaf, Llwynyr- SITN!IS ACRP) F swvtldell, and Brynceffvlan, con- far FATE «EARP,LRO^D 30 PERCHES, or theroabouts, and VAI „F V ^AUGHAN, at the top of the "E MIIIP I, ^E&TH. Estate Acres of this por.ion of the tOTSConlpanyle lt to th New British Ironworks 0T S. IN INDUCED in the sale. All NF^ OF GADOXTONJUXTA. at0A THF,U,KIIOL1) FARM, known as Maesiiiarc- J,LAR, »RRIANT I .L(P 'R(LU'S^"T^AG^'S, stone depdt, stabling *Oorf J°TEL,' (;IV.,AV'AR.I AT TL,E BACK OF TLLE Lamb and 7 22 P,CL<' F'AUI, and containing 71 acres 2 LOTS 4 thereabouts. Gl 11 and 5 are within easy distance of the WAY Station on the Great Western Rail- FAV'-FAJNE RI1: ,FULD/iR-E sicuatfl at the top of the *» FINEST A'E OF >eath, affording some of the A^T;NMA PR'NRY IN THE SOUTH WA,ES district, O^'NING TH?TCHOTJ IS HL TH^ valley, AND HAN1 NEATH T>A?B ANRL FLA" Hotel, and near to the T^IWAY b^thfh VA"^ ,STATLON °.N the Vale of Neath FROM TC ?ES" LOTS ARE within convenient dis- to TK RE'-PERH» >0"'N'S OF Merthyr and Aberdare. ^RARIOUS TENANTS™^ BE VIEWED "P°N APPLICATION ,N"TH PLANS AND Conditions of the TaJu E °BTAINO,I ,S WLTIL the acreage, rentals, &c., GHS?/. SOLI, IT5R!,P9!7L APPIIEATION to Messrs Talbot anil H AID CNVTI FF ^DFORD-ROW. London Messrs ^L6SJVA-S AND .S0JLCITORS, Cardiff; Messrs Torr, UTPT01) 38, Bedford-row, London AND R8, LONDON K^R AN<[RUPTON'SOLIC'tors, 14, Austin- Cn,F" elicit"' V". = MESSRS Pritchard, Englefield, W" !CITOM;PAMTERS' Hall, Little Trinity-lanei Solic5?'t, Swanta TS' Mming Engineer, 34, \0r, Neath • Mr iS i James Kempthcrne ,of tha a'h^h Rees, Cardiff-street, Aber- °f Sals Auctioneers at Cardiff and at the 707:0 nlt by ^urltott. MAESLLECIi FARM, RADVR, near CARDIFF. UNRESERVED SALE of the FARMING STOCK, CROPS, and IMPLEMENTS. MESSRS STEPHENSON and ALEX- ANDER are inst ructed to SELL by AUCTION at Maesllech Farm. on MONDAY, the 13th of Octo- ber next. commencing at Half-past Twelve p.m. punc- tually, the whole of the valuable FARMING STOCK, CROPS OF HAY, CORN AND ROOTS, The Keep on the Farm up to the 2nd February, 1885, and the whole of the Implem'ents. 110 HEAD OF SHORTHORN AND HEREFORD CATTLE, \iz — 50 rising two and three-year-old Shorthorn Steers and Heifers. 30 Fat Bullocks. 20 Cross-bred Steers and Heifers. 6 Milking Cows. 4 Calves. SHEP. 24 Cotswold Breeding Ewes. 20 Lambs. 2 Shropshire Down Rams. llOlUSES. 8 Cart Geldings and Mares all good workers. 2 Cart Colts. 4-rear old Cob Mare. A large and varied assortment of Agricultural Im- plements. CROPS. 6 Mows of prime Meadow Clover and Sanfoin Hay, about 120 tons. Large Mow of Spring Wheat; crop of 12 acres. large Mow of Barley crop of 13 acres. SmaI: ditto. Crop of 8 Acres of Oats. < rop of 8 Acres of Wheat. 3 Acres of good Swedes. 3 Acres of primo Mangolds. 1 Acre of Potatoes. Luncheon by ticket, at 11.30. Sale at 12.30 punctually. Three Months' Credit on approved security. The whole being for Unreserved Sale, and the lots being numerous, no luncheon ti-keta will be issued after 12.30 p.m. 71193 SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD^FARMS AND LANDS, MWYNDY, NEAR LLANTRISSANT. MEBSRS STEPHENSON and ALEX- ANDER are instructed by the Liquidator to SELL by AUCTION, at the itoyal Hotel, Cardiff, on SATURDAY, the 25th clay of October, at Three o'clock p.M.. the following FREEHOLD FARMS AND LANDS, Near the Town of Llantrissant, and within nine miles of Cardiff, LOT 1.—Several Closes of ARABLE and PASTURE LAD, being part of MWYNDY FARM, with the two Cottages erected thereon, situate on the right hand side of the turnpike road leading from Cardiff to Llan- trissant, and near to Crofta Hall, containing by ad- measurement 23 acres or thereabout, together with valuable Limekilns and Quarries, one of which is in the occupation of the Mwyndy Iron Ore Company (Limited), and the other is held upon lease by Mr Evan Mordecai for a term of 15 years fr. in the 1st day of January, 1884, at an annual minimum l of £20, mer/oting into RoraJties of bd per ton for burnt lime, and 4d per ton for gravel and limestone. LOT 2.-All that FARM and LANDS known as MWYNDY FAQH, situate ne r to Lot ], with the Farm House and Buildings thereon, and containing about 71 acres. This lot is also iu the occupation of the MWYNDY IRON ORE COMPANY. LOT 3.-À. very DESIRABLE and COMPACT PRO- PERTY, known as MWYNDY HOUSE, with excellent FARM BUILDINGS and COTTAGE erected ■ hereon, togetlier with about 18 acres of rich pasture land, and plantations surrounding the same. This lot has a large frontage to the Cardiff and I,J antrisat¡t.road. LOT 4. The Reversion in SIX COTTAGES (formerly four cottages) Buildings and Premises, situate in MWYNDY, near Llantrissant, and near to Lot 3, con- tainin 6"3 square yards, or thereabouts, togther with a ground rent of £ 5 8s 7d, leased fer a term of which 74 years were unexpired on the 1st July, 1884. All the before-mentioned lots are within 9 miles of the town of Cardiff, 1A mile from the town of Llan- trissant, 15 mile from the Llantrissant Station of the Great Western Railway, and one mile from Cross Inu Station on the Taff Vale Railway. The hts will all be shown by Mr Stephen Vivian, Mwyndv House, Llantvisant. For further particulars of these important lots and pLns, particulars and conditions of sale may be ob- tained upon application to Messrs Lyne and Holman, Solicitors, 5 and 6, Great W inc> ester-street, London, E.C. to Mes rs R. Mackay and Co., 3, I/ithbury, London; or to STEPHENSON and ALEXANDER. 71214 Auctioneers, b, Iiigh-street, Cardiff. IN LIQUIDAITONT"" THE MWYNDY IKON ORE COMPANY, SALE OF THE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. VALCAELE PLANT, MACHINERY, SIDINGS, AND RAILWAY TRUCKS. MESSRS; STEPHENSON & ALEXAN- ï DER are instructed by the Liquidator to SELL by AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Card if. on SATUR- DAY, the 2bth day of October, 1884, at Half-past Three o cioek p.m., the following Valuable FREEHOLD & LEASEHOLD HEMATITE IRON ORE MINES, WIth the KNGIN KS, and other Fixed and Movawe Plant, Railway Sidings, and Materials, together with SO RAILWAY WAGONS. LT.1.Ie MWYNDY HEMATITE IRON ORE MJ.rs.h;S, which are freehold, and containing about 70 acies or thereabouts, with the powerful Pumping and Drawing Engines, fixed and movable pIa-lit, Smith's and other vVoritshops, Saw Milis, Under Manager's House, ana hve Cottages, Railway Sidings, and other appliances necessary for the equipment of a. large undertaking also the Leasehold Properties, known as Lwynsaer, with the Pumping and Winding Engines, a.ifi other Plant also the valuable BUTE MINES, which are Leasehold, arljoimng the above, containing about 80 acies or thereabout, the whole of these lJeing ill working order, and which will be ofrered as a going concern. Urt. Mines have produced in recent years a large annualoutplu of hematite iron ore of excellent quality, aud there is a lartre quaiuity d ore won which i-uul'i lie raided at a very low cost per ton. The Lhvvnsaer Mines are held under lease fur a term, of which 48 years were unexpireu on 3lth June, 18:4. Tlij Bute Mines are h,ld umler agreement for lease for the term of 21 years from 25th Decem- ber, 1882. LOT 2-The VALUABLE HEMATITE IRON ORE MIN H, known as "Trecastle," near Llantrissant, with tbe valuable Pumping and other Engines, fised and movable Plant, Railway sidings. &c. This will al.-o 1" offered aska going concern. Tilo Property is Leasehold, contarn¡ng-a1JOut 530 acres or thereabouts, held fur a term of which 29 y, ars will be unexpired on 1-t January, 18-^5. These Mines have pro uced during the last three rears a large annual output of Hematite iron Ore, showing by almlysis a l.arge percentage ox" iron, anù great freedom from injurious ingre dients, and suitable for the mallufacture of all kinds of iron and steel. There is a very large ar- aof utJworked mineral on the property, and a considerable quantity already won by existing orl¡jng. Further particulars of these important lots, and Plans and Particulars and Conditions of Sale, may be obtained upon application to Messrs Lyne and Hol- man, Solic tors, 5 and 6, Gr at Winchester-street, Lon don, E.C.; Messrs It. Mickay and Co., 3, Lothbury, London; or to Me. sis Stephenson and Alexander, Auctioneers, 5, High-street, Cardiff. 71216 GLAMORGANSHIRE. SALE OF THE BITUMINOUS COAL MINES Known as the A VAN HILL COLLIERY, Abergwynfi, on the Abeigwinli Branch of the Great Western Railway, with the lixed Plant, Tools, Sid- ings, and Appurtenances, Stabling, Horses, together with the Machinery for making the very best first-class FIRE BRtCKS. MESSRS STEPHENSON and ALEX- ANDER have been instructed by the Avan Hill Colliery Company, to SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, the 28th day of October, 1884, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, at Three o'clock in the After- noon, the foregoing valuable COLLIERY PROPERTY, Known as the AVAN HILL COLLI KRY, ABERGWYNFI VALLEY, GLAMORGANSHIRE, Within easy reach of the Shipping Ports of Cardiff, Portlicawl, Port Talbot, Briton Ferry, Swansea, and adjacent to the Great Western Railway, with which it is connected by suitable and commodious sidings. The area of the minerals is a,\)()ut 575 acres, and the section of the seam being work0d averages about four feet in thickness over the whole pr0pertv. The workings, which are carried on through levels, have been worked for about four years, the present output being equal to about 800 tons per week, which, with a small outlay, can be increased to over 200 tons per day within two months. The Royalties are of an exceptionally low figure, being only 6d per ton of 2,520 lbs, and 3d per ton for tire clay and building stone. The Property was taken in 1363 for a term of 60 years, of which nearly 40 years are still unexpired, owing to which the terms of the lease are exception- ally favourable. The Coal is well known in the market, and com- mands good pnces. The Seam now being worked is attained tlirruerh levels, and is water and gas free; a good rock roof over- lies the vhole of the seam. In addition to the coal measures there is an excellent seam of fire-clay, about 5ft. thick, underneath the whole of the property, and workable by level. f The Machinery, comprising a 14-inch single cylinder horizontal hauliiig engmcl. with ropes and drums and boiler complete, brick-making machinery of the most modern construction, and other plant and materials horses, sidings, smith and carpenter's shop, stabling, &c. The Rhomida and Swansea Bay Railway, now in cour-e of construction, passes within half a mile of the propertv and brings the colliery within eleven miles of PU) t, the tolls upon which to Port Talbot, Briton Ferry, and Swansea will be imu-uaily low. The South Wales Mineral Railway has a junction with the Great Western Railway system at a distance of three m'les from the property. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to Mr IX B. EVANS, Avan Hill Colliery, 71215 Abergwynfi, near Bridgend. IMPORTANT SALE! MARKET HOTEL, WITH SIX HOUSES ADJOIN- ING, AT PENTRE, RHONDDA VALLEY. ONE THIRD OF FREEHOLD AND MINERALS, PARK FARM, ABER VALLKY AND ANNUITY OF £20 A YJÅR. MESSRS BTEPHENSON AND ALEX- ANDER are instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the New Inn Hotel, Pontypridd, on WEDNESDAY, the 5th November, at Two for Three o'clock precisely (subject to Conditions cf Sale then produced), tho following valuable FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES LOT 1.—All that Double-Licensed Hotel known as THE MARKET HOTEL, Together with the Brewery and Outbuildings, and toe SIX DWELLING-HOUSES Adjoining, situate opposite the Market-place, at Pentre, in the Rhonclda Valley, in the occupation of Mr Llewellin and others. The Premises comprise Rn area of 1,503 square thT1 o/7,a,nd are held under lease for 99years, from b day "f Jrtne, 1869, at the low annual Thge £ d re!'t,of £ 12 10s 6d. present ten^t ,M,afket .Hotel> "nder whidl the of DecemlJt « twi11 expire on the 8th day able to have soJll*a^ tlje purchaser will be Lease, as well aa aJtunl °„ the Covenants in that on that dayf /ree from ,,?TeSS,<i? of tlic Hotcl otherwise. The Hotel 0 blllUS for goodwill c-r mises comprised in this 1^'acious. and the Pre- and conveniently situated. Very COMPACT LOT 2.—All that Undivided Third Sha«> i all that a bIiare of and in FREEHOLD FARM AND MINFTiA T « THEREUNDER, fc,tALS Called TYR PARK OR PARK NEWYDD Situate in the Parish of Eglwsylan, containing 99a Or 29p or thereabouts m the occupation of Mr Watkins ^k'xhj's Farm abuts on the Absr Valley, near Caer- philly, and the Coal underneath the property has T OT 33-AU that ANNUITY OF £ 20 PER ANNUM, r^vabie during the life ot Mr Howell Jenkins, now F:;ll Vear« and charged upon a moiety of the coal minerals under the farm and lands called V stelTar^rUcha, in the parish cf Llantwit-Vardre, neaThencoa"'under this property is being regularly worked and the dead rent payable by the lessees hvr exceeds the amount of the annuity, which is For TuJthe'r "information apply to M^rsDattoo, Spencer, C .rbett, and Evans, Soliutors, 6, V orkiri street, Cardiff; or to the Auctioneer, 5, High-st.eet, Cardiff. EWS~SWPHENSON and ALEX- ANDER have £ 8,000 to AD> ANCE upon Freehold or good Leasehold Security, upon undeniably good security, at 4 per cent. THIRD CONSIGNMENT OF CANADIAN CATTLE. MR T. WANE will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at Roath Market, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 1884, at 12 o'clock Noon pharp, a Quantity of PRIME OXEN, Landed This Day (Wednesday), ex s.s. Carmona." A good attendance is requested. 221 23, Bute-terrace, Cardiff.—Under Distress for Rent. Sale this Day. 216 ~]\/TR. R. BROOKS has instructions to -ITJL Sell by Auction, to-day (WEDNESDAY), at the above address, a quantity of Household Furniture and Fffecti for Rent. Sale at 2 p.m. sharp. No reserve. alts by J\udiatt, ON VIEW THIS DAY AND TO-MORROW. SALE ON FRIDAY NEXT, AT ELEVEN. LARGE UNRESERVED SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS FURNI- TURE. Also severa1 pieces of CARVED OAK FURNITURE, and a variety of handsome effects, REMOVED FROM 3 RESIDENCES, a portion beinq realised to cover advances. GOT! WALTZ, BOWRING, & HUGHES will SELL by AUCTION, by order of the Owners, within their Sale-rooms, at 11, High-street, Cardiff, on FRIDAY NEXT, 10th October, 1884, at Eleven o'clock, COMPRISING Several i on and japanned bedsteads, various sizes, with the palliasses, spring mattresses, feather beds, and bed linen; painted and solid wood chests of drawers, toilet tables, two excellent brass bedsteads and mattresses for ame. a small wardrobe, and TWO FULL-SIZE WARDROB; S, with diamond edge, mirror, panel doors, tv.o pairs of toilet tables, a cl-evel ela^s an ottoman, window blinds, sewing ma- chine, curtains, a SUPERIOR DULL WALNUT^EST BEDROOM SUITE ia excellent order, several excel- lent toilet services, two b1 ths, Kidderminster and Tape-trv carpets, wool and Axniinster hearthrugs, toilpf mnts oilcloth, towel rails, hedstep commodes, bedroom V.^v chairs. A POLISHED ASH BEDROOM >UII'E WITH 6-! EEL' WARDROBE, an Arabian bed.tead swing glasses, chimney glasses, stair and rorridor carpetings, and a large variety of second- hand bedroom furniture, A CAPITAL SET OF DINING ROOM FURNI! URE, consisting of suite, sideboard, and dining-table in mahogany, two clocks, pairs of vases, variety of ornaments, pictures, plated good s consisting of cruets, spoons anil forks, cutlery, a cuc'ko" clock, terra cotta ornaments, (1' and modern china ren lace, and other window curtains, sheet music 40 volumes of books, A 7-Or JTAVE. IRON FR AM 10, TRICHOtiD COTTAGK PIANOFORTE, by Hermann, in a figured walnut-tree case; music stool, leather seat, mahogany chiffonier and s de- board, china cabinet, two music cabinets, three what- nots, easy and small chairs, in silk, tapestry, and plush, A DRAWING-UOOM SUITE in crim-on plush, a ) russets centre carpet, and a tapeslr; drawing-room carpet, vugs, two dinner services, a tea -et, and other chin* and earthenware, 2 gaseliets, a SW KKT-TON KD COTTAGK PIANOFORTE of full compass in walnut case, mahogany bagateRe taMe and board with fittings suitable for club-room, A VERY snPKRIOR WAL- NUT LIBRARY SUITE covered in marone morocco leather, u 6-feet wide sideboard with cove top and dia- mond-edge plate-glass back, an S-feet DINING, TABLE en suite, a large Brussels carpet from out of room with bay window, hea- thrugs, fireplace fittings, two very large chimney glasses, brackets, EXCELLENT SIT- TING-ROOM FURNITURE, including couches, easy and small chairs in leather and hair cloth seatings, tables, fenders. fireiTon3. A LARGS JEWELLER'S or PAWNBROKER'S SAFE, oil paintings and other pic- tures, a workbox, 2 trunks, KITCHEN FURNITURE, cooking utensils, A MANGLE, and scullerv effects. ON VIEW THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), AND TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). Catalogues free from the Auctioneer at 11, Hfgh- street, and Cardiff Horse Exchange. 71165 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. UNRESERVED SALE of the SUPERIOR FURNI. TURE an • EFFECTS, by order of Samuel Aitken, Esq., Who has left England on account of ill-health. Also, FURNITURE and portion of Pictures removed from, a Country Seat near Llantrmant. The PART CONTENTS of a RESIDENCE in Beach-road, Penarth, And the FURNITURE from 161. Newport-road, Roath. GOITWALTZ, BOWRING, & HUGHES are favoured with instructions to SELL the above by AUCTION, within their S^erofuns at 11 High-street, Cardiff, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 23rd and 24th OCTOBER, 1884, commencing each day at 11 o'clock. Further particulars m due course. I Uoa "ELLINGTON-STREET, CANTON, CARDIFF TVFESSRS. W. and S. HERN will SELL _L* i. by AUCTION, at the Roval Hotel, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, the 16th October, 1884, a.t Half-past Six p.m. (subject to Conditions of Sale to be then produced), all that well-built DWELLING-HOUSE, Being No. 116, Wellington-street, Canton, Card'ff, let at 9s per week, held under lease dated 19th April, 18o3, for 91 years, at £ i 5s per year. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff or to Mr Geo. Rees, Solicitor, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 71217 SALE THIS DAY. ELM GROVE HOUSE, DYNAS POWIS, NEAR CARDIFF. SALE OF FARMING STO K, NEW AND OLD HAY, Ac THE CARDIFF AUCTION & STORAGE -6- COMPANY (Mr J. G. Maddox, Auctioneer) are instructed by Major Guthrie to dispose of by AUC- TION, upon the Premise", on WEDNESDAY, October the 8th, 1884, the whole "f his FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, HAY, AND SUNDRIES, consisti ig of Ten the two-year-old STEERS, one excellent two- year-old BULL, one Hereford COW, two Shorthorn HEIFERS in fuil profit, two tat CALVES, one SOW in farrow, two PORKERS. 24 fat SHEEP, and one LAMB. The sheep will be sold in one lot, together with 13 ares of capital grass for grazing up to Christ- mas next. Two ricks of prime_old alltl naw HAY, one spring CART, one sit ditto, four splendid hives Raynor Hive) of BEES; together with a numerous selection of Agricultural Implements, Harness, Manure, &lc., &c. • Refreshments w:1I be provided at One o'clock. Sale wiil c,mru"nc"" at Two o'clock precisely. Terms-Cash.. Auction Offices, 24, 25, and 26, High-streot. Cardiff. 11840 71113 SALE TO MORROW WEEKLY SALE BY AUCTION OF FURNITURE. AT THE AUCTION AND STORAGE COMPANY'S LARGE SALE-ROOMS, 4, 25, & 26, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO PARTIES FURNISHING. TH¡ CARDIFF AUCTION & STORAGE X COMPANY will SELL by AUCTION, at their extensive Sale-Rooms arid Galleries, EVERY THURS- DAY throughout the Year, commencing at 2 o'clock precisely (unless otherwise previously announced), an Immense and vaned collection of NEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,1 Of every description, which is being constantly for- warded from various sources for absolute sale. Parties, whether private or in the trade havinc goods to dispose of, will find at this established Weekly Sale the most favourable opportunity in the district for selling to advantage, as the attendance of the public reqmring household requisites is slepdilv increasing The next Sale is THURSDAY, Oct. 9th, 1884 and all entries f. r purposes of allotting and arran-inir must be made not later than Wednesdav Oct 8th hv 12 o'clock noon. 3 Highest possible cash given for furniture incases where the vendor cannot wpit for the weekly sale and advances are made on account of sale, of every descrip- tion. P Goods on view day prior to and on mornin" of sale 11513 J. G. MADDOX, ° a 382 Auctioneer and Stto the Company. On MONDAY, October 13th, 1884, Commencing at Two o'clock prec'sely, at the SALE-ROOMS, 24, 25, and 26, HIGH-STREET CARDIFF. SALE OF TERRA COTTA AND MAJOLICA FANCY WARE: Worcester, Crown Derby, and Wedgewood Ware Breakfast, Tea, and Djiiner Service Toilet and Bedroom" are; Dinner and Dessert Glass, Ware Teapots, Hot-water Jugs, Glass and other Vises' Glass Epergnes, Coloured-glass Water Jus, Water Bottles, Bread Trays, &c., &c. MESSRS THE CARDIFF AUCTION & STORAGE CO. LIMITED (Mr J. G. MADDOX Auctioneer) hav received instructions from Mr John Critclilow tore- move the whole of he ab >ve Stock from his premises, Hickman-house, Wind or-road, Penarth, to the rooms as above, and dispose of the same without reserve. On view Morning of Sale. Auction Company's Offices,24, 25, and 26. High-street, Cardiff. 71288 24. 25, AND 26, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. THE CARDIFF AUCTION & STORAGE COMPANY (LIMITED) beg to give Notice that the UNSOLD PORTION of the NEW FURNITURE (Left over for want of time at the Monthly Sale on the 7th inst., and upon which advances have been made) will be SOLD by AUCTION, at the Rooms, on TUESDAY, the 14th October, J884, comprising walnut drawing-room suites in figured plush a'td tapestry, early English mahogany dining-room suites in crotchet leather, ditto in marone morocco leather, oak and mahogany hat and umbrella stands, iron and brass bed. steads, spring mattresses and palliasses, towel raRs and connnodes, mahogany and birch half-round marble- top washstands, mahogany and other wardrobes with plate-glass doors, paiuted bedroom suites, several good oil paintings and oleographs, and numerous sundries. Goods on view day prior to and on morning of sale. Sale will commence at Two o'clock precisely. J. G. MADDOX, Secretary and Auctioneer to the Company. SALE THIS DAY. HANNAH-STREET, CARDIFF. MR. W. F. GILLETT has received in- structions from the owner to submit to AUC- TION, at the Great Western Hotel, Cardiff, on WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of October, 1884, at Seven o'clock in the evening precisely (subject to conditions to be then produced, and which may be seen at the Offices of the Auctioneer three days prior to the sale), all that desirable DWELLING-HOUSE, Being No. 1, Hannah-street, Bute Town, Cardiff, in the occupatio i of Mr B. Sully and others, at an aggregate rental of B61 2s per annum, and held for the residue of a term oî 99 years, created by a lease from John Boyk, and Ch rles Stuart, Esquires, dated the24th December, 1855, uuder the yearly ground rent of £ 2 8s. The tenant will show the premises, and further par- ticulars may be obtained of the Auctioner, 34 Charles- street, Cardiff; or of Mr GEORGE H. InTE, solicitor, Taunton. Dated 27th Sept., 1884. 71287 SALE THIS DAY. HARRIETT-STREET, CARDIFF. MR W. F. GILLETT is instructed to submit to PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Great Western Hotel, Cardiff, on WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of October, 1884, at Seven o'clock in the evening pre- cisely (subject to conditions to be seen at the offices of the undersigned five days prior to the Auction), the following LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, Namely-— LOT 1.—All that newly-erected six-room DWELLING- nOVSi, being No. 15, Harriett-street, Cardiff, now occupied by Mr Charles Wheller, a.t the weekly rent of 9s. LOT 2.-All that newly-erected Six-room DWEL- LING-HOUSE, adjoining Lot 1, and being No. 17 Harriet-street, Cardiff, now occupied by Mr John Gillis, at the weekly rent of 9s. The tenure of the above is leasehold for 99 years, from fhe 29th September, 1878, at a ground rent of £2 19s 6d each house. The premises may be viewed on application to the respective tenants, and further information may be obtained of the Auctioneer, 34, Charles-street, CARDIFF 01 °f Mr GEORGE H. KITE, Solicitor, Taunton. Dated 16th September, 1884. 71228 CARDIFF AUCTION MART, 19, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. CATALOGUE OF PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &c., to be SOLD by AUCTION, at the above Mart, on TUESDAY, October 14th, 1884, by R E F K E N N A R D. trichord, check-action Piano- forte, by Lubetz, lierlin. forte1 by_A>a^0InpasS' tricllor^' check-action Piano- fortT by £ or "trichord- check-action Piano- fofeVy^mtinBme. ilichord> c^eck-action Piano- LOT 5 -F.'TI ™LTONCDi «PL«DID instrument) forte, BY Everhard to*' check-actio» ^ano- ^D' CL!E<A<*ION Piano- check-action Piano- IO!G.\SLK™™™TCOW,,HORD' check-action Piano. 01 e, y prague &: Co. Eeatty 9'~A" Arn"rica" °rgan, with 22 stops, by Also several Second-hand Instruments by various Makers; after which the Auctioneer will sell about one hundred Lots of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprising wash stands, dressing tables, pier and toilet glasses, brass and iron bedsteads, Duchesse stands and tables, mahogany dining and other tables, rugs, mats, fenders, nreirons and brasses, several cloeks, a good billiard table, and a variety of other articles. On view three days previous to sale, which will commence at 2 p.m. Auctioneer's Offices, 19, Queen-street, Cardiff. 71313 J. DE REES, STEAM PACKET HOTEL, NEW PORT I BILL-POSTER and DELIVERER for TOWN and COUNTRY, Rents all the principal Hoardings in New- ort, &c. Work executed with despatch. 6311 alts hij Ruction. SWANSEA, SOUTH WALES. IMPORTANT SALE OF THE SWANSEA COMPLEX ORE COMPANY'S WORK, Wit excellent railway accommodation and a plentiful supply of good water, MR JOHN M. LEEDER has received instructions from Mr Henry Dever, the Liqui- dator, to SELL by PU BLIC AUCTION, at the Mack- worth Arms Hotel, Wind-street, Swansea., on TUES. DAY, the 28th of October. 1884. PARTICULARS. All that costly nnd newly-erected WORKS and PREMISES, known as the Swansea Complex Ore Works," situate at Llwyn Cwm, in the parish of Llan- samlet, containing about ten acres. And also a SITE for pumping water on Til' Fehn Newydd, composing about forty perches, with the right to lay down conduit pipes to convey water to Llwyn Crwm Upper Pond. And also a PIECE of MARSH LAND, containing about ten acres, to be used as a tipping ground. And also a PIECE of LAND, containing about four acres, situate at or by LlwYII Crwm Upper Pond, with the right to erect furnaces, engines, other works and cottages, stables, and other erections together also with certain liberties and power's granted by the lessees mentioned below. The Works were built at a cost of £35,000, of the best materials, and are in every way weB adapted for the manufacturing of sulphuric acid on a large scale, and the after-treatment of the burnt pyrites by the best methods for the extraction of the copper contained therein, for whkh pecial arrangements must be made with the landlord or they could be easily adapted for Steel Worfes for the manufacturing of steel bars in con- junction with a Tin Plate Manufactory, or for Glass W« irks, or for almost any kind of works. The Mill and Engine-liouse is substantially built of rubble masonry, 36ft. wide, 4+ft long, and has a very powerful double roller crushing mill, with driving gear, elevators, screens, Ac., complete. The Calcining Department is 154i't long, 65ft. wide, and contains five large muffle calcining furnaces, 46ft. long, 15ft. 4in. wide, with overhead railway to supply the furnaces with raw ore. The building of the Washing Department is 65ft. long and 30ft. wide. The Zinc and Copper Precipitating Department is 175 ft. long, and 128ft. wide, containing wood tanks of various dimensions, with wells, stone tanks, &c. two large sulphate liquor evaporating furnaces, with the liquor portion incased with wrought iron, alJout 20ft, long, 9ft. wide, 1ft. bin. deep; "ix smaller evaporating furnaces, of the "ame construction, having wrought iron pans, 12ft, lun, Oft. wide two lead calcmlllg furnaces, for agglomerating lead ores or l-ad materials before melting in blast furnaces. Foundations are ready for two more such furnaces. The Building of the Oxide of Zinc Department is ?17ft. long, 116ft. wide, and contains three furnaces about 30ft. long, 16ft. 6in. wide, each containing four distinct muffles, and one furnace partly b ilt 36 iron pyrites kilns or burners, four of which are not finished nitrate of soda oven olle lead-lined acid evaporating pan, wit-h gas flues, incased in wrough: -iron plates. The Ore Warehouseunderthe sulphuric acid chambers covers an a ea of about 10,560 square feet, is 120 feet long, and 88ft. wide. There are three sulphuric acid chambers, each 120ft. long, 25ft. wide, average height of 15ft. 6in" bnilt of 61b. lead to the square foot. The Main Chimney is 150) t. high from the floor line of the calcining furnace house, 10ft. in diameter inside from bottom to top, it is circular in form and built of fire brick all the furnaces and steam boiler fire-places are connected underground by means of large fire-brick fines to tile chimney. The boiler-huuse building is not complete, the walls on two sides not being built up to their proper height. It is 40ft. long by 46ft. wide, and contains three of Galloway and Sons, Manchester, New Patent Boilers, 26ft. by 7ft. diameter. The Building in the Lead Department is 36ft. long by 46ft. wide, containing four (Wilson and French's) latent lead fume cond8sers, with pipe connections, all on the ground, but only two of the condensers com- plete. The building in the Cupola Smelting House is 120ft. long by 30ft. wide, containing five square cupola fur- naces with cast iron castings at the bottom, with the hoods and flues supported on cast iron columns and wrought iroii girders. All these furnaces are fitted with water layers to the blast pi; es, and have all the water connections complete. All the buildings arc built of rubble masonry and red-brick quoins and arches, well arranged and con- nected together. The roofs of wood, with wrought iron fie bars and struts, covered in double Roman tiles, and supported on cast iron columns. The Offices and Laboratory cover an area of abo t 1,450 square feet, and comprise Manager's Office and Lavatory, general offices, dry and wet assay rooms, balance do., Ac. In the yards there is about half-a-mile of Railway Sidings and Weigh Bridge Offices. The fixed andmovableplantandmachinery, railways, etc., are included m this sale, and are of considerable value. The abuve property is held under two leases from the Right Honourable the Earl cf Jersey, one for a term of 80 rears from the 24th June, 1880, and the other for a te in of 79 years from the 25th December, 1880, at yearly rents amonntingto £257 for the first seven years and £287 for the remainder of the term, payable quarterly. The minerals, with rights of working the same, are l'eu.rved, and certain other reservations and exceptions nre contained in the leases. Copies of the leases will be produced at the time ef sale, and can be seen at any time during the week pre- ceding the sa'e at the Offices of Messrs Gaskoin and fry. Sale to take place at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon. For plans, particulars, photographs, and conditions of sale apply to Messrs Gaskoin and Fry, Solic tors, Temple-street, Swansea Mr II. Dever, 4, Lothbury, London or to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, Oxford- chambers, Oxford-street Swansea. 71155 SALFTO MORROW 23, SINGLETON-TERRACE, SWANSEA. "f ESSRS H. HILL and CO. have been J* M instructed by Mr Thomas, to SELL by AUCTION, on the above premises, on THURSDAY, October 9, 1884. the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOFORTE, etc., Comprising mahogany telescope dining table, with two leaves and patent screw; mahogany whatnot, pair of wall brackets, pictures, case of British birds, fox, in case 2 musical boxes, with harp and bell accompani- ment (6 airs each) several bird-cages and birds, cane- seat chairs, 3 smoking chairs, couch, in American leather; about 100 vols, of hooks, including Barnes on Sew Testament 11 vols. Welsh and Family Bibles, Old England illustrated, 2 vols, Natural History," illustrated, 2 vol.* &c., square grand piano- fortc (by Broatiwood), imisic-stool. &e., iron bedsteads, palliasses, millpuff beds, pitchpine washstand and table, dressing glasses ware, spring mattresses, brass stair-rods, carpeting, tables, chairs, saucepans, to- gether with the usual kitchen requisites, Ac. also a single perambulator, in good condition gent's saddle an<\ bridle, Ac. Goods on vie 7 morning of sale. 71302 ale to commence at Eleven o'cl..ck in the Forenoon. Auctioneers' Offices, 10, Castle-street, Swa LONDON HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS, 10, CASTLE STREET, SWANSEA. 'V/f ESSRS H. HILL and CO. have been j3'jL instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the above rooms, on FRIDA Y, Oct. 10, 1884, the fohowing HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOFORTE, &c" Portion of which is sold under distress for rent. Comprising mahogany dining-room suite in leather, couches in American leather, easy and other chairs, pier glas es, pianoforte in rosewood, mahoiany ele- scope dining table with extra eat, carpeting, iron bedsteads with brass rails, palliasses, feather beds, mahogany washsbUlrl with marble top, do. dressing table with glass attached to match, Ottoman couch, towel horses, mahogany dressing glasses, ware, cane- seat chairs, clothes horses, kitchen dressers, <&c. 71092 Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock iu the Forenoon. TO-MORROW LLANRHIDIAN. GOWER. MR CHARLES HUGHES has been in- structed by Mr William Thomas, to SELL by AUCTION, at the above place, on THURSDAY, October 9th, 1884, the following LIVE STUCK, CHOPS, IMPLEMENTS, &c., Comprising :— STOCK.—Four cows, in calf 4 yearlings, 3 calves, Krey entire horse, very strong and good worker bay cart horse, ood worker bay mare, good worker, in joal; black mare, 3 years, good worker bay pony, three, in foal 2 sucking colts about 50 sheep, ,j)c're pigs, 50 geese. oats ricks of prime meadow hay, 10 mows œ roller, Howard's B plough, ditto, cart and treble, spring cart, spring carfc> zig-zag harrow, by Howard wood narrow, i>ew chaffcutter, by Powell Bros, and WUit- rhafL' ,PuIf'el' an(l slicer, by ditto horse gear for ailVt "f!W rick cover, stubble rake with wheels, 's °r shaft harness, 2 ditto leading harness, clod crush, r, turnip slicer. security will be given on approved secun y above £2. at 11 o'clock. Sale to commence at 12. A¡_sffics, Oxford-street, Swansea. 71263 VICTORIA AUCTION MAHT^OXFORD-STREET, W ANSEA, ME?tSwSr, BEYNONBtnd lEWIS will the Rth w'f b,y AUCTION on WEDNESDAY Next, I s, a arge and useful assortment of AND EFFECTS, removed nnder a bill of sale. No reserve. Sale at Eleven a m. 71258 HiLL'meers Ofifces, Victoria Chambers. Swansea. I"Ku?aavSlifr»0f M^^nSment of valuable in the stvle of H, He'l.,sk'n Dolmans and Jackets, toed Clocks comi" £ season's fashion, Frtr- Muffs Cane^ £ P and Celling Rugs,'Sable ing Coats Muffs r«n°U,!i'nKS' Gents' Sealskin Driv- ni*s Door Mat« an<1 Trimmings, Hearth- ChinchUla, oS& ment of Skms, lncluding Leoparct T' B' Ls Reo i\mlGrey Fox, Raccoon, &c.' 12;er, ear, ynx, j\/|ESSRS BEYNON and LEWIS beer to -i-v. I announce that thev have receiv«^ P to SELL by AUCTION, O/FRIDAY and^SATORDAY October 17 and 18, 1884, m their Mart, Oxford-street! V^TTo';ai"?lVi"K";lantTa,n<l valuable collection of FURS, SEALSKINS, JACKETS, DOLMANS CARRIAGE AND HEARTHRUGS consigned by one of the oldest firms in London. Further particulars in catalogues, which may be had seven days before date of sale. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock each day. Auctioneers' Offices, Victoria Chambers and Mart-, Swansea. 71259 PRELIMINARY. CARMARTHENSHIRE. SALE OF VALUABLE ANTHRACITE COAL MINES, KNOWN AS THE MIDDLE AMMAN CWMAMMANN OF THE^JREAT^ WESSST YfESSES BEYNON & LEWIS have ^1rJff^ £ ,U^ Cted b/- the M ddle Amman Coal 1T?»N af th« M?>?,pan^ limited, to SELL by AUC- f Arms Hotel, in the town of Swansea, about the last week in OCTOBER, 1884, at KLntl11' the afternoon, subject to conditions to be then pioduced, the foregoing valuable « 1 COLLIERY PROPERTY, Amman vln M,ddle Amman and Tyllwyd Collieries, A mman Valley. Carmarthenshire, within easy reach of Of thp1 £ ™n?,^°r^ °I Sw*"?ea ?nd Llanelly, and to all of the iron and steel and tin-plate works of the neigh- bourhood and adjacent t, the Great Western Railway with which it is connected by a suitable uhd commo- dious siding. The area of the minerals is about 384 acres The workings, which have been carried on'by a drift and levels, have been worked for some years but the lower and best measures have not yet been touched The royalties are very moderate. The property is held on freehold, copyhold and leasehold tenures. 'u The coal is well known in the market, and is not equalled by any in the vicinity. Further particulars will shortly appear, and may be had on application to the Auctioneers, Victoria Chambers, Swansea or Messrs Griffith and Pollard Coal Shippers, Swansea and Messrs Killy and Mace' Solicitors, Banbury.. 71260 ^U^TO^MORROW BLAEN-BAGLAN FARM (Midway between Abeiavon and Briton Ferry). UNRESERVED SALR OF FAT AND SURPLUS STOCK, IlAY, &c. "IVf R WM. HARRY REES is instructed _L\JL bv Mr Evans to SELL by AUCTION, at the above Farm, on THURSDAY, October 9th, 1784, the undermentioned prime un etmen LIVE STOCK, HAY, &c. SHEEP.-Thirty fat yearly wethers thirty ewes. CATTLE.—Twelve fat cattle, short-horn two-year old bull, Hereford one-year old bull, very promising three cows with calves at foot; six two-year old store cattle. PIGS.—Sow, with litter of ten pigs ten store pigs. HORSES.—Dark bay borse, Farmer," 5 years old, 15 hands black mare, Black," 6 years old, 15 hands bay mare, "Jolly" (with sucker), 15 hands cream pony, "Polly," 13.i hands, fast trotter, quiet in harness and saddle entire bay horse, Welsh," 14 hands 4 years old, by Welsh Fi.ver," quiet in harness and saddle- cream cob, "Cardy," by "Express Lion," 13 hands 3 years old, very promising; four mare ponies, with colts at foot and believed to be in foal three mare ponies, believed to be in foal. RICK OF WELL HARVESTED HAY, about 15 tons; dogcart, Scotch tip cart, nearly new side saddle turnip slicer and mincer. Six months' credit with approved security. Refreshments at Twelve sale to commence at One prompt. 71115 Auction and Printing Offices, Neath, Sept., 1834. rlTTWLl^S^PENNYROYAL and STEEL JL PILLS FOR FEMALES quickly correct all irregu- larities and relieve the distressing symptoms so prevalent with the sex. Boxes Is lid ana 2s 9a, of all chemists Sent anywhere on receipt, of stamps, by the Maker, E T Tlmel, Chemist, Nottingham 31801 alts hp ÀudíDtt. CHURCH FARM, YSTRADOWEN (Within three minutes' walk of the T.V.R. station). d JVTR. JOHN THOMAS has been favoured *NStructions from Mr Evans to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY, October the 13th, 1E84, the following 36 SHEEP. ST0CK ANB CmTS- 24 CATTLE, 4 HORSES, 1 COLT. 1 RICK of WHEAT, OATS, and BARLEY. Four months' credit will be given on the usual con- ditions, or discount for cash pavments at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum. Refreshments at 12 o'clock sale to commence at 1. t urtber particulars will appear insale bills.and future advertisements, and may be had on application to the Auctioneer, at his offices, Cowbridge. 71130 IMPORTANT SALKTOF LEASEHOLDPROPERTY, SITUATE LLANSAMLET, S -V AN SEA. 1VTESSRS EDWARD ROBERTS & SON ~FF~ HAVE been instructed by the Mortgagees to SELL by AUCTION, at the Bon-y-Maen Inn, Llan- samlet, on FRIDAY, the 17th October, 1884, in Lots to suit Purchasers, subje t to Conditions of Sale, all those T 12 HOUSES AND GARDENS, hituate on the main road, near the Cwm Board School, within a few minutes' walk of the Upper Bank Railway fetation. The houses contain four rooms each, and are OL nnESPECTAL,LE TENANTS at weekly rents amounting to £ 84 10s per annum Held for a term of 99 years, from the 24th June, 1874, at a ground rent of £10 "er annum. hale to commence at Seven o'clock in the evening. W0TI "NERPARTICNLARS apple to Messrs Collins and Woods, Solicitors, Worcester-place; or to the Auc- tioneers, 4st, _ne.a_ SALE TO-MORROW. LOWER WHITECASTLE FARM, MI?NOT,(! T^ ^'I0 CROSSENNY. ESSRS WILLIAM GRAHAM, SON, and HITCHCOX are instructed bv Mr John rarry, who (in consequence of decliniug health) is giving I\P F^RM. *0 !-ELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY, the VTLI day of October Next, his entiie Herd of ,HEREFORD CATTLE, APRTPI1 -RLMI 7 G "()RSES and COLTs. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, HARNESS, T, DAI Y UTKNSILK; &c. pK&.ur, in directing SI 1 to this fine herd '"attie. The cows • «,, ? MIze a °* flash, the fat-bullocks very P young ttock in G-^OD condition. The mariv !*ORKErs, the colts very promising, and I IMPLEMENTS are equal to new. Luncheon at Twelve o'clock. FV LT at One o'clock prompt. WNIIT R U'AY obtained from Mr Parry, or from Ylilham Graham, Son, and Hitchcox. Land Agents, ^URVE>ORS, and Auctioneers, Newport, Mon. 71136_ IMPORTANT SILEOF°IRNEVHOI:D AND LEASE. ~M IR R?T? O PT ^SIN ESS PRFMISES. MESSRS LEWIS BROTHERS ax-e fa- ARA'TOV'RF?,TIU? INS(ructious to SELL by PUBLIC NKSIU V N T VHE M?W:kworth Hotel, Neath, on M KD- ,K; F/' BER 1881 at 2.30 o'clock p.m., and TT L -F,,H° S" CONdit'oiis of sale as will then be read, Leaseholtl EXCEEDI"g'y valuable Freehold and PROPERTIES, LING HONS!?^' FREEH^D MESSUAGE or DWEL- street NE,NF' ^H°!\ AND Premises, situate M Mind- tenant- th«rp V V1 occupation of Mr Morse, as TOT? ALI;>F*A^ENTAL OF £ 4° PER annum. 1TNC HONL'V Freehold MESSUAGE or UWEL- A » YU »> ^UT^T Freehohl Double-licensed PUBLIC- HOUF., St'¡bles, Yard, AND Premises, called or known as the Lamb Inn, IN the occupation of Mr Thomas WITHASLIATHRRQ:1NU5'IANT' AT £ 4° A«NUM- .To&ether with all that STORE-HOUSE and Premises in the oc- fllln AL'/1 T°I I?EN £ IN Rosser; at £ 5 PER annum. And also an that Freehold STORE SHOP and Premises TH^MASLNWNI?EL"STREET- NEFTTB- IN THE occupation of Mr Thomas Williams or bis under tenants, under a lease VEARS^OR'THF W,LCH there is now IIRISG one life aged 72 LOT 4 ALFRW I? AT A RENTAL OF £ L5 A Y9™' C™'S^WN £ AT ^REEHOLD Piece of LAND, with the M'UT IR IRO K J1"'1 DWELLING-HOUSE, and the T™ T OR 1NN called or known as the I I V FF INN' erected there, n, situate in Angel- street, Neath and now or late respectively occupied by Mrs Jones and Sir Thomas Picton FNJOQ4 MENT,I01»ed premises are subject to A lease V^,RF >E 7 F/{AM 29TII September, 18o9, at the yearly rent of £ 12 I?s 6d L0T, 5.- All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE. Ironmonger's Shop, and Premises, situate in Green-street, Neath, and now in the occupation of Mr llopkm Jones under an indenture of lease granteu to him for a term of 21 years from the 25th December, 1869, at a yearly renal of £ 75. 1 TBAT Free Doubles-Licenced HOTEL, MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, Yard, and Premises, called or known as the Mack worth Hotel, situate in Green-s.reet, Neath, aforesaid, now in the occupation of Mrs Sarah Williams a.s vearly tenant thereof. LOT 7.—All those TWO MESSUAGES or DWELL- ING-HOUSES, Shops, J„D Premises, situate at the corner of Green-street and New-street, Neath, now in the occupation of Mr John Lewis, to whom the same have been let on lease for a term of 21 years from the 25th day of December, 1884, at the yearly rent of £ 180. LOT 8.—All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, Shop, and Premises, in the occupation of Messrs Davies and Sons, jewellers, in New-street, eath, under a lease granted for the term of 14 years nom the 25th December, 1882, at the yearlv rent E above lots, numbered 5, 6, 7, and 8. are hel« under a lease for the term of 99 years, from 25.H Jiarch, 1837, at a rent-1 of S33 per annum, which R will be apportioned at the sale. WH YARD, WAREHOUSE. WHARF, COTTAGE, and PREMISES, having a frontage of 105 feet, or thereabout, to the River Neath, and about 215 fset to the Neath Canal, part of which is occupied and part vacant, called or known as the Neath Timber Yard, situate on The Green, Neath; held under a lease originally granted for a term of 94 y ars from 25th March, 1833, subject to a relit of per annum. ¡;1r These properties occupy COMMANDING position. in the leading thoroughfares of the business part of the town, and are close to the pntlcIpal public offices. The trades carried on are some of established and most Imccessful ill Neath, the tenancies having been unbroken for many years. For these reasons and the increasing commercial importance of the district, this bale affords a !1nique opportunity for the acquire- ment of first-class business premises, or foi safe in- vestment ill property of rapidly improving value. Further particulars may be obtained of the Auc tioneers, The Mart. Neath, and of R. T. LEYSON, Esq., Solicitor, „ 31, Fisher-street, Swansea. Neath, September 16th. 1884. 71127 AALE TO-MORROW 2< OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA TO BAKERS, FURNITURE DEALERS, AND OTHERS. mo BE SOLD UY AUCTION, on the A premises as above, on THURSDAY next, October 9th, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITt RE AND EFFECTS, V belonging to Mrs lurpin, baker, &C., seized under an execution issued through the High Sheriff of the County of Glamorgan. The lots may be viewed on the mornin" of the sale, which will commence punctually AT 12 o'clock noon. There will be no reserve. Dated Cardiff, 6th Octobev, 1884 71317 BLAINA PUBLIC HAI L ON SATURDAY AND MONDAY, OCTOBER 11th AND 13th. GREAT SALE OF A MANUFACTURER'S STOCK „ ,.0F C^INA ANN. EARTHENWARE, Consisting of dinner services, fOR H R) 12, 18, and 22 persons dessert services, tea. and breakfast sets, toilet services, dejeuner sets, handsome Cobalt blue vase, jugs, teapots, jardmiers, etc., etc., all ot which MESSRS NEWLAND AND RICKARD will SELL by ALOTKJN^ as above, commeno- ing at Three o clock each day. Gnyiewmoriung of sale• Catalognes mav be ob- tamed at the Castle Hotel BLAINA, or from the Auc- tioneers, 15, High-street, Newport. 71273 SALE TO^MOIIIUJ^R T, REPOSITORY. HORIF°J^HORSES at Mr 9th. including many capital Hunt ^S^^NVET RF'/L RL THPIR 1 ARLJ' entries respectfully solicited, to ensure their being dulv advertised in- serted in CA^^C' AND good STAUS secured. Sale at One O clock punctuallj. N.B.— RAI„ HORSEQ WILL be "held at tbe above Repository everv alternate Thurs- day throughout the year, and a CARTLI Harness and Saddlery Sale every INTERMEDIRT™5SR^V F B JONES, Veterinary Surges AUGP^SF' 69781 TEMPLE GATE HORSSITORY IVTESSRS F.. W & L.' HAMMOND will HORSES, CARRIAGES,12 Harness &C I °" ^UBH^H^R sales are r 12 °'CL°CK- Entries for this and other sales^ARE :respectfully solicited. Messrs F. W. L. Hammond have always a number of Horses on hand for Private Treaty. 71314 MIS bit flrilmtg CONTRACT. MUSHROOM KETCHUP (W. HILL'S genuine), 9d per pint bottle, packed and de. livered to railway lJere. 1,000 bottles sold this vseason. Haverfordwest. 197 p-o T A 'F o E S"T For Sale, good MAGNUM BONUMS; first-class Cookers. Can be put on Great'\Yestern Railway. Apply JAMES, 691 LHE Lizard, Shifnal, Salop. JpuMirationa. WRIGHT'S JUST PUBLISHED. QARDIFF 4s> .„ DIRECTORY, With adjacent villages, NEW COPPER-PLATE STREET MAP of Cardiff, Llandaff, a.nd Pena.rth ——— 64201 J. WRIGHT & CO Bristol, & all Cardiff Booksellers. E. PHILLIP EVANS, M.R.C. V.S.L., VETERINARY SURGEON, 4, FREDERICK STREET, CARDIFF. HORSES AND CATTLE EXAMINED AS TO SOUNDNESS. 161 JNDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, JJRISTOL. FIREPROOF CHINA, For the Modern School of Cookery, A: shown a.t THE HEALTRERIES, TO BE SEEN" AT YE GLASSE HOUSE OF KEPPLE, STAND No. 43; Olt AT SHOWROOMS, 3, CLARE-STREET, BRISTOL. 70911 ] CA R L O W i t z As supplied to Her Majesty the Queen, b th Houses of Parliament, and all the leading London Clubs, &c., &c. The Medical Times and Gazette," of August 16th, 1884, reporting on the Exhibits at the International Health Exhibition, says :— Messrs. ^laxGieger exhibit all kinds of Hungarian Wines their Carlowitz, both white and red, we have specially examined—it contains about ten per cent, of alcohol, and is absolutely genuine. Carlowitz is a wine which the rather numerous class of persons who are unable to take ioalt liquors may drink with ad- vantage." MAXGREGER, LIMITED, 7, MI.NCING-LANE, E.C., 2, OLD BOND-STREBT, W. Sample Case a.t 19s 8d, containing one bottle each of six different kinds of Carlowitz. PRICE LISTS V.U.I. BE FORWARDED FttEE ON APPLICATION. 70753 ttoters attfr Contracts. J^EATH UNION. The Rural Sanitary Authority of the above Union are prepared to receive TENDERS for the CON- STRUCTION of a RESERVOIR and the LAYING DOWN of WATER MAINS for a supply of water to the Parish of Resolven, within their district. Plans and Specification of the Works required to be executed may be seen on application at the office of Mr William Edmond Thomas. Sanitary Surveyor, 68, Water-street, Neath, on week days, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Intending Contractors will be required to submit with their Tenders the names of two substantial sureties, who will be required to enter into a Bond for the due execution of the works by the Contractor. Sealed Tenders, endorsed "Tenders for Resolven Water Works," to be sent to me, the undersigned, on or befure Monday, the 27th day of October instant. By Order of the Rural Sanitary Authority, HOWEL CUTHBERTSON, Clerk. Union Offices, Water-street, Neath, 3rd October, 1844. 71291 rjiELEPHONic COMMUNICATION. JL THE UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY (LIMITED), SOLE POSSESSORS of the MASTER PATENTS of BELL AND EDISON, Are prepared to Erect and Main'atn PRIVATE LINES IN ANY PART OF SOUTH WALES OR MONMO L TH SHIRE. FOR TERMS and CONDITIONS Apply to MESSRS OWEN and BRYANT, 5, SWISS HALL CHAMBERS, CARDIFF; Or to THE MANAGER, United Telephone Company, Limited, 70323 16, High-street, Bristol. J G GAUNDERS AND 00. TELEGRAPH ENGINEERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIF], CONTRACTORS TO THE TAFF VALE AND RHYMNEY RAILWAYS. TELEGRAPH LINES of every description erected and maintained. Estimates and full particulars on application. Materials of every description for Telegraph and Electric Light, Batteries, &e. Electric Mining Signals. Electric Bells for Domestic Purposes. Fletcher's Patent Tell-tales. Lightning Conductors, &c. 71281 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1883. IN BANKRUPTCY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on a petition dated the 6th day of October, 1884, a Receiving Order against HANNAH REES, of Walters-road, Swansea, in the County of Glamorgan, was made by the County Court of Glamorganshire, liolden at Swansea, on the 7th October, 1884. The First Meeting of < 'reditors will be held at the Official Receiver's Offices, 6, Rutland-street, Swansea, on the 21st October, 1884, at 11 o'clock in the Forenoon. Proofs of Debt to be used at such Meeting must be lodged with me on or before the 19th day of October, 1884. Proxies must be lodged by the 20th day of October. 1884. The Public Examination of the Debtor is to be held on the 13th November, 1884, at 10 o'clock in the Fore- noon, at the Swansea County Court. WM. ROSSER, Official Receiver. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1883. IN BANKRUPTCY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on a petition dated the 6th day of October, 1884, a receiving order against HUGH ELLIS JO^ES, of 91, Iligh-street, Swansea, in the county of Glamorgan, chemist and druggist, was made by the County Court of Glamorgan- shire ho; den at Swansea, on the 7th October, 1884. jlhe First Meeting of Creditors will be held at the Official Receiver's offices, 6, Rutland-street, .Swansea, on the 21-t October, 1884, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Proofs of debt to be used at such meeting must be lodged with me, on or before the 19th day of October, 1884. Proxies must be lodged by the 20th day of October, 1884. The Public E.vaminati"ii of the debtor is to be held on the 13th November, 1884, at 10 o'clock in the fore- noon, at the Swansea County Court, WM. ROSSER, Official Receiver. ¡ Iitsurana. _I- BONUS YEAR. THE EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE JL OFFICE. FOUNDED 1823 ACCUMULATED FUNDS, POLICIES issued on the With Profits" scale enjoy from the outet the benetits ÐÍ participation in the Surplus Funds to the extent of nine-tenths of the profits realised from all sources, and, at the same time, are free from any of the risks of mutual liability. THE NEXT SEPTENNIAL DIVISI< IN OF PROFITS WILL TAKE PL AC 10 AS AT 31ST MRCH, 1885, when all Persons joining now will be entitled to par- ticipate. For Prospectuses, Reports, terms, Ac., at the and Branch. 16, Bennett's-kill.. Birmingham. 694U7 FRANK GRIFFITH, Resident Secretary. JYJR R S ^N DREW Begs to announce tha.t she will make her FIRST SHOW of the Season in FRENCH & ENGLISH MILLINERY, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, FICHUS, &c., ON SATURDAY NEXT, & FOLLOWING DAYS. EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES IN CHILDREN'S MILLINERY, PELISSES, TUNICS, &c., &c. Y;G~ o w A R D JJ o u s^. JUL 71318 CROCKHERBTOWN. R. jrn-™ AND SONS 12, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF, Having completed the ENLARGEMENT OF THEIR PREMISES Hav cow on view oyer ONE HUNDRED PERSONALLY SELECTED PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, AND HARMONIUMS, By all the very Best Makers, of the latest design and construction, which they are offering at a LARGE DISCOUNT FOR CASH, aud on the three years' system, from 10s 6d per montù. Pianos, frolL It) guine 's. 9431 Illustrated Catalogues Post Free. 67832 INDUSTRIAL AND FINE ARTS -L EXHIBITION, CLIFTON, BRISTOL. EXHIBIT No. 21, NEAR HIE FOUNTAIN. CLUTTERBUCK AND GIUJi FIN) MANUFACTURERS. Anglo-Swiss BAKING POWDER, Anglo-Swiss EGG POWDERS, in Id packets and 6d and Is barrels. Anglo-Swiss SELF-RAISING FLOUR, in lib and 2ib parcels, 2d per lb.. Anglo-Swiss DIGESTIVE RELISH, in 4d, 6d. and Is bottles. Anglo-Swiss ORANGE and QUININE BITTERS, in Is 6d, 2s 9d, and 4s 6d bottles. A most invaluable pre- paration. It has a large and rapidly increasing sale, and, wherever used. is admitted to be a most useful and effective tonic. The following are also prepared at the works :— Swiss Lustre Black Lead, in 4d and Id blocks Sun- light Plate Polish, in 2d tins Victoria Co n Flour, in Hb, sib, aud lIb packets Frencli Taraxacum, or Dandelion Coffee, in 3d, 7d, and Is 2d tins Parisian Concentrated Coffee, in ilb, ilb, amfllb tins, Is 8d lb Parisian Coffee, in ilb, ilb, and lib, tins, Is 4d lb. May be obtained of all Family Grocers, or at the Anglo-Swiss Works. Christmns-strcet, Bristol. 71237 TO MONUMENTAL MASONS, JL BUILDERS, AND OTHERS. JOHN "r ILL I A M S Has the LARGEST STOCK of FOREST STONE in Sawn Slabs, &c., to select from in South Wales. Prices on Application. ——— 70538 NEWPORT STEAM SAWMILLS, CLARENCE-PLACE, NEWPORT, MON W. E. AUGHAN AND CO., STEAM DYEING & SCOURING WORKS, IJ LAND A F}- RO A D, CARDIFF. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS: 77, CROCKHERBTOWN,) rAT>nlPP 248, BUTE-STREET, fU n1, 53, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT. 83, HIGH-STREET, MERTHYR. 27, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. Orders received, and Parcels forwarded to Works carriage free, by the following AGENTS:— Aberavon .Mrs Morgan, Talbot Square. Aberdare Mrs Eschle, Commercial-p.'axs- Abertillery.Mr W. P. Thomas, Market-street. Blaenavon Mr J. Harris, London House. Blaina Mrs Collins, High-street. Brecon Mrs Bodmin, Wellington Hs., Bulwark Bridgend Mr Woodward, grocer, Nolton-street Briton Ferry ..Mr D. L. Jones, Villieiv-st. Brynmawr Mrs Hicks, Beaufort House. Cowbridge Mrs Rogers, Fancy Repository Haverfordwest. Mr Ellis Jones, High-street. Llandilo Mr J. Lockyer, County Press. Maesteg Mr T. Grove, High-street. Nantymoel. Mr E. David, Cambrian House. Neyland Messrs Biddlecome, London House. Newcastle Emlyn Mr E. T. Davies, Bridge-street. Peuarth Mr James, 45, Plassey-street. Pembroke Dock. Mr A. Brice, 9, Lower Meyrick-st. Rhondda Mr J. H. Thomas, Tailor Porth. Tenby Miss Eynon, Confectioner, Bellevue. Usk Mr Jones. Grocer. Bridie-street 6 111 rjlEETH TEETH TEETH Prize Medal, London, 1862. Gold Medal, Paris, 1S&7. MR K E ALL, SURGEON DENTIST (25 Years' Experience 15 Years in Swansea), 199, HIGH STREET, SWANSEA (Just below the Great Western Railway Station), Begs to intimate that he can produce a perfectly fitti n Set of Teeth in one clear day. The very best workman- ship guaranteed. Painless Dentistry by Gas. Partial Sets from 5s per Tooth Upper or Lower Sets rom Two Guineas. KEALL'S TONIC AND NEURALGIC MIXTURE, Sure and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia, Tic Doloreux Rheums, Toothache, and all Nervous Pains. Is lid and 2s 9d per Bottle. Through any Chemist Coleman, Cardiff; Young, Newport; Hayman Neath: E. C. Evans, Cardigau. 50313 SWANSEA OFFICE OF THE "SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," No. 2, COLLEGE STREET All orders from NEWSAGENTS will receive prompt attention, and be executed upon the same terms as from the Chief Office. The DAILY NEWS delivered to Subscribers ear y every morning in any part of the town. ADVERTISEMENTS received up to Seven o'clov will secure insertion in the next morning's issue of the PALLY NiWS public flcltas. Q JOHN'S SCHOOLS7Crockherbtown. — The Annual Concert for the benefit of the above Schools is unavoidably postponed until Wednesday, 15th ;nst. 220 THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE. EVENING LECTURES. EVENING LECTURES and CLASSES will be given ¥ichaelP.as Term, comirencing Oct. 9th, in the following suojects Greek (Mondavsl Tatin (Tuesdays), Philosophy (Fridays). English Lit-rature (Thu1 sd.iys), Mathematics Mondays), Algebra rWed nesdavs), Hydrostatics (Thursdays), Metallurgy (Fri- days), Botany (Wednesdays), Welsh (Fridays) French (Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridavs) Ger. man (Tuesdays and Thursdays), Music (Wednesdays). PROF. THOMPSON Will deliver the introductory LECTURE on Fxplo. sions," on WEDNESDAY EVENING. at Eight o'clock Tickets for the courses can be had on application at the College. 71308 THE LORDS AND THE FRANCHISE JL BILL. AX OPEN-AIR MEETING WILL BE HELD AT LLANDYSSUL TO-DAY, THURSDAY. C. H. JAMES, FSQ, M.P., H. P. COBB, Esq., REV. J. R. KILSBY JONES, And others will Address the Meeting. Chair will be taken at 12.0. 163 GOROUGH OF CARDIFF. EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1834. It is this day resohe:1 and ordered, by the CouncÏl of the Borough of Cardiff, in pursuance, and under the Authontyof the Cardiff Corporation Act. 1884, that the following streets, being now formed or set out within the Borough of Cardiff, and not sewered, level- led, metalled, flagged, kerbed, channelled, and made good to the satisfaction of the Council, namelv :— MISKIS-¡O;TREET, RUTHIN-GARDEN S, SENGHEN\ DD-ROAD, LLANDOUGH-LANE, SENG HEN Y DD-PLA CE. LLAN DOUGH-STREET, LLAN 1 WIT-LAN E, COjAN-TERRACE, GLYNRHONDDA- and STREET, LOITUS-STREET, shall, within twenty-eight days, from the date of the last publication of this notice in pur.-uance of the pro- visions of the said Act, be respectively FREED FROM OBSTRUCTION, SEWERED, LEVELLED. METAL- LED, FLAGGED. KERBED, CHANNELLED, MADE GOOD, and otherwise completed by the ro- spec ive owner- of the buildings and land adjoining or abutting on such Streets, at their respective charges aud expenses and in the manner fol1úwing, that is to say :— The inside dimensions of the sewers to be not less than 3 feet 3 inches by 2 feet, and to be constructed of solid, sound, well burnt bricks, with 9 inches in- vert and 4 inches side walls and arch, and to be laid at a rate or rates of inclination, and at depths in accordance with sections prepared by the Borough Engineer anù Surveyor, or 11,S may be otherwie de. termined, with all manholes, ventilating shafts, and side e trances necessary for the proper acee s to and ventihting of the same; carriage-ways and footways to be carefully excavated, levelled, forme sites of carmtJ!8.ways to be excavated, levelled, and pre- pared for receiving foundations in sneh a manner as ma.y be necessary in each case to obtain the proper levels and contour of the surface, in relation to foot- paths and adjacent buildings, in accordance with sections as prepared the ground over anv line of sewer-irench, or recent opening of trenches for gas or water mains to be thoroughly rammed before the foundation is laid on, the surface to receive the founda- tion to be formed with a rise from each side t., the centre at the ratofl inch in 2 feet or otherwise, as shown on the sections the foundation to consist of a layer of strong, clean, dry gravel spalls, chipp ngs, or r-'Ugh broken stone, not less than 6 inches tbick, and to he railed immediately after i5preaaing-; the metall!lg to be of Castell Coch limestone, and hr0kn sufficiently small to pass iu l'JY direction through a guage 2 inches in diameter to be id on to give a depth of not; less than 6 inches ",hell roned, the rolling to be done before the gravel is laid on a covering of limestone screen- ings or limestone gravel 3 inch thick to be laid on the metalling, and watered, and rolled until a firm and relar surface is obtained th8 channe1< to be formed of Newbridge stone 12 inches wide and 4 inches thick, n stone to be Jess than 18 inches long, well squared, chhel,'1r',sse,1 on joints, beds. and face, and to be firmly set in fine mortar, 011 a bed of concrete 6 inches deep; tbe channels to be set witb an indination of three-"oiirths of an inch irom the ked, to the onter edge, and to be laid at snch leyels as will L-ive the most efficient fall to the resp.-evvp yrids; in back lanes the channels, if so reo quired, tù ùe formed with Leckwith stone 10 inches by 7 inches, f rmed with a hollow down the centre 4 inches wide and ] inch deep. and to be laid on a bed of cun- crete 6 inches deep the kerb stones to be of the best Newbridge stone, uniformly 4 inches wide and 12 inches deep, to average 2 feet ill length and no stone or closer to be less than 18 inches in length to be squared on all sides, chisel-jointed, and dr ssed (ill baek joint, top edge and face, a-id firmly set in fine mortar ou a solid bed at street corners, crossings, and angles, the kerb to describe curves of such radii as shown on the prepared by the borough engineer and sur- veyor; the surface of the footways to from the houses to the outer edge of the stone with an in- clination of I inch in 2 feet the channel stones at their highest point to drop 3 inches below the top edge of the kerb stories the flagging of the f, otways to be not less than 2 inche-, thick, cf sound Newbridge or stone of equal quality, well squared through, out of winding, laid in jj, e mortar, on a bed of gravel, stone chippings, fine ashes, or sharp sand, 4 inches thick, spread and ramm.'d on a solid bed prepared for the same, the quantity of 18-inch guage stone not to exceed one- fourth of the whole, measured lineally the flags to bak joint three inches at the least, and the coursing j..ints to break joint with, and be laid at right angles to the kerb the Sagging to be cut for shoot channels 4 inches by inch opposite each down sliool,, an'! to be properly trimmed round all coal plates, cellar flaps, area grids, or other fittings the cro;;si¡.gs 0 be laid in widths conespondiug to the footway; with New- bridge or granite set", in regular courses and of a uni- luna denLh. laid in tine mortar, on a bed of co-.crete 12 inches thick, well rammed, and formed with the proper rise where the kerb is circuTar the crossing stones to be dressed to fit the curve the mortar used throughout the works to of a strong c nsistencv, composed of one part screened blue lias quicklime to two parts clean sharp sand, thoroughly mixed and used whi1e fresh. The whole of the above-rcent oned works to be exe- cuted in accordance with th above specification, and with the plans and sections, which may be inspected at the Office o the Borough Engineer and Surveyor, in the Town-hall, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m or 011 Saturdays between 10 aill. and 1 p.m., and to be of the dimensions. "idths. and levels shown thereon, and the whole of the materials and workmanship to be of the best ùeeriptiol1, and subject to the examination and ap- pioval of the Councilor proper officers. J. L. WHEATLEY, Town Clerk. I DO HERERY GIVE NOTICE to ail parties con- cerned, ih t if they hall lespectively neglect, or re use co carry out and complete ilJ ihe sever d streets mCll- tioned ir- the above proer of the council of the b ,ruu¡:h vf Cardiff, the works described in the sai 1 order, wi hin the period and in hè mrnner thereby required, the said council "iIl cause the same to be done, and in case of their failure to pay on demand the eo-ts and expenses th rehr incunecl, will proceed ti recover the same from t'l 111 acco- ding to law. Dated this 8th dav of Sept. 884. 71213 J. L. WHEATLEY, Town Clerk. OPINION OF MR THOMAS HAILING, THE ACKNOWLEDGED "KING" OF ENG- LISH PRINTERS. THE CARDIFF PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO., LIMITED, CAPITAL £ 50.00.—This new venture has all the elements of a grand success. Its business manager is a gentleman pf wiele experience, practical ability, and rare business habits and the list of directors embraces th0 Innst eminent gentlemen in Cardiff. The works will be fitted with the electric light: the macilinery embraces the very latest find rle5t makes obtainable and the type from the first founders of the world. including a vise selection of American type. Hailing's Circular," Autumn, 1884. Theie are 300 shares for disposal to those investors who (throughout South Wales) can influence work. See Advertisement in Western 165 O T FCE OF II E M OYA L. GLASS & Co.. PRINTERS, &c., REMOVED from Working-street into those large and c0nvenient premises, TEIGIL BUILDINGS, 52. ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. ENGRAVING and PRINTING at CO-OPERATIVE PRICES. SPECIALITIES Good, Cheap, Quick. Tiy them. 69763 IR WAIN IRON AND BRASS iLJL FOUNDRY, IIIRWAIN. The Proprietors having made extensive alterations and improvements at the above Works, are now pre- pared to give PROMPT ATTENTION to nil ORDERS for COLLIERY, TIN, I HON, and other WORKS requisite?. Wanted. PATTERN-MAKER; good wages to suit- able man.—Apply J. W. MORGAN, Manager. 70464 A CAUTION to USERS of BELTING. AU ("sers before ordering sll()uld reAd" Belting it" Use and Abuse." Gratis and post free on application to MAURICE GANDY. 67145 130, QUEEN VICTORIA-STREET LONDON. IMIGIOTTS ^RRLILCES. TMrR E. P. TELFORD at MOUNT HJ. TABOR CHAPEL. CARDIFF, THIS EVEN- IKG, at 7.30. Subject-" The Little Man up the Tree." Sankey's Hymns. Come in crowds. N _cllctI. _7 i 1 RELIGIOUS SERVICES.—THE atteu- X\ tion of Church and 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 1I1serti0n. Insertions. J n8ert.iOllS- Insertions. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Four Lines ..14 40 60 86 Six Lines. £ 0 60 £ 0 12 0 Eight Lines.. 2 8 3 0 12 0 16 0 Twelve Lines. 4 0 12 0 18 0 24 0 18 Lines .60 18 0 21 0 36 0 24 Lilies 8 0 24 0 36 0 48 0 Eight words may be calculated to a lire. This Tarif" is limited strictly to the Advertisements enumerated above. These Notices can also appear in the CARDIFF TIMES and WALES WEEKLY NEWS w conjunction with those in the •'•out/i so 11.' to form T'art. of the serir.- of Insertions ■ ■■ ASBESTOS PACKING, FOR LOCOMOTIVE, COLLIERY, & MARINE ENGINES. BELL S ASBESTOS JOINTINO JJELL'S ASBESTOS LUBRICANT. BELL'S ASBESTOS PAINT AND FLOORING FELT PREVENT THE SPREAD OF FIRE. ASBESTOS BOILER PIPE CO V'ERING COMPOSITION. BELL'S ASBESTOS. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES FREE. AIl orders and enquiries must be sent direct to 39 Mount Stuait-square. Cardiff. 67095 IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT BY USING H J. rpHATCHER'S 5s PEBBLE SPECTACLES. 69880 107, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. RECKITT'S BLUE Largrst Sale in the World." I'">ECKITT'S BLUE Largest Sale_in the World." DECKITTS BLUE Largest Sale in the World.' ECKITT'S BLUE 11697-69363" Largest Sale in the World. ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS is warranted to cure all. discharges from the urinary organs in either sex, acqUlred o constitutional, grave), and pains in the back. Sold in boxes, 4s 6a each, by all chemists and patent medicine vendors or 3nt to any address for 60 Hamps by the makes, The Lincoln and Midland Counties'Drug Company, Lincoln. Wholesale Agents, Barclay .and Sons, London, and be wholesale houses 8 133 public JUMTSMWTTTS. rpHEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LESSEE & MANAGER Mr EDWARD FLETCHER ACTING MANAGER Mr JOHN .sllERIDAX. Important Engagement of Miss Fanny Joseph's and Mr C. W. Garthorne's Company in the enormously suc- cessful play from the St. James's Theatre, London, IMPULSE. TO-MGHT, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 8th (3rd time in Car. diff), the new play, in five Acts, by B. C. Stephenson, Esq., IMPULSE. Act 1 Brakespeare Hall. Act 2 Doddington Inn. Acts 3, 4, and 5 Grand Hotel, Paris, Doors open at 7. commence at 7.30. Half-price at 9. Box Plan at Messrs Thompson and Shackell's. 53237 SPECIANOTICE. MONDAY NEXT, OCT. 13TH, MR EDGAR BRUCE'S ORIGINAL COMPANY In the Greatest Success of the Year, CALLED BACK! CALLED BACK! CALLED BACK By Messrs HUGH CONWAY and COMYNS CARR. "The most powerful story ever written."—Times. An elaborate drama, ingeniously constructed full I of striding dramatic incidents."—Daily News. A theatrical success and a lite ary triumph. Daily Telegraph. Box plan new ready. Secure seats at once. 71309 MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 13m ¡ MR OSCAR WILDE ON" DRESS" I "The value of art in modern life." Afternoon at Three o'clock. Evening at Eight o'clock. Reserved Seats, 3s (plan at Lewis's, Duke- street) Second eats, 2s Admission, ls. Mr Oscar Wilde at the Public Hall 71315 SWANSEA. TO MORROW. J^L BERT-HALL, SWANSEA. THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER geh, 1384. Under distinguished patronage. MISS ADELINE DAVIES Has the pleasure of announ ing a GRAND EVENING CONCERT, Assisted by the following distinguished ar istes Soprano Miss ADELINE DAVIES, R.A.M. Contralto Miss ELEANOR REES, R.A.M. (Westmoreland scholar.) Tenor: E 0 S M 0 R L A IS. Baritone MR .TAMES SALVAGE. Harpist: Miss MINNIE FRICKER. Accompanist: Miss F. FRD. KER. Admis-ion—Area and Balcony Reserved, lis; Area t'nreserve 1,3, Side Area and Balcony, Unreserved, 2s Promennd and Gallery, Is. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 o'clock. Entrance to Reserved Seats in De-Ia-Beche-street. Carriages may be ordered for 10 15. Tickets and plan of hall at Mr Brader's, Heathfield- street. 71227 MERTHYR. D RILL "HTUTM E nTH Y R. TO-NIGHT AND DURING THE WEEK. FIRST VISIT OF THIS EXHIBITION TO MERTHYR. POOLK'S GIGANTIC DIORAMA, ENTITLED TRIPS ABROAD AND RECENT EVENTS I IN EGYPT AND THE SOU DAN. Gre t Concert Company and Ba- d. 70587 Just concluded a season of six weeks at Cardiff. <5antrsiPtts. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. On SATURDAY, October 11th, a CHEAP T >\ O DAYS' EXCURSION for LONDON will leave NEW MILFORD at 8.50 p.m.. Milford 8.45, Johnston 9.10, Haverfordwes' 9.20, Clarbeston Road 9.35 Clvnderwen 9.45. Pembroke Dock 8.40, Pembroke 8.48, Manorbier 8.58, Tenby 910, Saundersfoot 9.20, Kilgetty 9.23, Narberth 9.38, Whitland 10.0, St. Clears 10.15, Aber- ystwith 6.1b, Tregaron 7.48, Lampeter 8.19. Llanv- byther 8.32, Lia-ioyssul 9.10, Pencader 9.25, Carmar- then Town 10.25, Carmarthen Junction 10.40, Ferrvshie 10.55. Kidwelly 11.5, Pembrey 11.15, Pontardulais 10.20, Llani-unech 10.25, Bynea 10.30. Llanelly 11.25, Gower Road 11.40, Swansea 11.45. La-idore J 1.55. Heath 12.20 a.m. (Sunday morning), Briton Ferry 12.30, Port Talbot 12.40, Bridgend 1.5, and Llantnsanc at 1.20 a.m. to return October 13th from" Paddiugton at 11.45 p.m. For fares set special bills. 71301 J. GRIERSON, General Manager. f oMs. V''TK. —VISITORS TO BRISTOL.— -LI Dine, Tea, and Refresh at WOOD'S old estab- lished WELSH DINING ROOMS, 21 and 22, Broad- mead. Dinners, 7a Beds, Is. 69656 ISmlMttg oddie5. GLAMORGAN BUILDING SOCIETY, C \.RDIFF. DEPOSITS AT SHORT NOTICE OF « 1THDRAWAL. Sums up to £200 received at 4 per cent. Interest, and at 48 hours' Notice of Withdrawal Free of all Charges. MONEY ALWAYS RE ADY FOR ADVANCES ON HOUSES OR LANDS PREPAID SHARES ISSUED AT 5 PER CENT INTEREST AND BONUS. Apply to R. EMERY. Secretarv, 10907 62493 20, QUEEN STREET CARDIFF. S EYNTH I FIRST SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT, CARDIFF TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY. STARR MEMBERS ENROLLED AND SUB- SCRIPTIONS RECEIVED UP TO BOWKCTT 8.30 P.M. BUILDING OFFICES— BOWKCTT 8.30 P.M. BUILDING I 0 F FIe R JD 57, CROCKHEitBTOWN. C^OCIETY. IO 70923 DAVID SHEPHERD, Sec. T>RINCIPALITY; ENTRANCE FEES, NO MANAGEMENT FEES. PERMANENT FINES TO INVESTORS. I CHEAPEST INTVF^TurwvT TO BORROWERS WITHIN N > ESTMENT ioo MILES. INTEREST 5 PER CENT. BUILDING SUBSTANTIAL D SHARE IN THE PROFITS EASY REPAYMENTS. SOCIETY. EQUITABLE 0 REDEMPTION. Profits appropriated 1&84 (for last three years), £8,683. THE OLDEST, LARGEST, AND BEST Buildin ociety in the neighbourhood. I Business transaced dail v. 7422 28. SAINT MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 41144 W. SANDERS, MANAGING SECRETARY. WALES MERCANTILE k5 BUILDING SOCIETY, PHILHARMONIC CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. Subscription shares, 10s, 13s 3d, or 20s Monthly, to realise £ 100 in 12i, 10, or 7 years, with Annual Bonuses. Issued Daily. No Entrance Fees. No Management Fees. No Fines.— Office hours 9 to 6 (Wednesdays, 9 to 1),—JOHN JENKINS, C.A.. Managing Secretary. 55662 HHHE MERTHYR AND DOWLAIB BUILDING SOCIETY. Established 1872, and incorporated under the BuiMin societies Act, 1874. •-LOANS made. on Mo-tgage, at the Shortest Notic", in Sums varying FROM £100 TO £ 10,XJ, Repayable iu MoutUly or Quarterly Inta.1œ.ents. Tables of Re-i>ayru» nts, Costs of Mortgages, and surveyors Fees, have been revised, and considerably Reduced. THE SOCIETY NOW OFFERS SPECIAL AIJ. VANTAGES TO BORROWERS, the scale of Rc. payments and Preliminary Charges being greatly Lowered. The utmost Siecrecv is maintained For particulars apply to :\11' E. Roberts, »■ the Office the Society, il, Victoria-street. Merthvr. 64555 rittm!da1. TELEGRAMS) (1HARLES (ESTABLISHED J RET. f I I 1881. QOCHRANE AND COMPANY, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, COUNTY CHAMBERS, 13 AND 14, CORN HILL, LONDON, E.C. Every Speculator and Investor shou'-d read our INVESTMENT CIRCULAR (Post free). It shows good securities, paying £ 4 to £ 12 percent., and contai:¡s .safe and reliable mbrmatlOn respecting all stocks and harf's. pecial dealings in Options. Speculative Accounts opened from 1 per cent. cover, witb no further liability. FiJlRllcjal advisers are easy to meet with, but the advice given is very frequently of 11 fn from useful character. Messrs Charles Cochrane and Co. give a good deal of vaJuahle information in their list of se. led-ed investment s, and they certainly eem to be sup- ported by bona fides and common s'mk.St Stephen's Review. 71177 SYNDICATES formed fur operating in Stocks and Shares. Large and small sums care- fully combined and operated as a whole for about 30 days. Profits divided pro rata at close. For PROFITS MADE, showing stocks dealt iu and percentage made for >ur clients, also probable market movements, SEE CIUCL LAR, post free. GOODSON and Co., Stock and Share Brokers, Devon- shire-chambers, Rishopsgase-street, London, E.C. 71290 JJRIGHTON A's.~ GRAND TRUNKS' For p!obaHe course of these markets see WEEKLY CIRCULAR. FREE. ON APPLICATION to GEORGE FOSTER, stocs an-I Share Broker, 2. Copth::ll Buildings, Throa- morton-street, London, KC Established 1860. 70039 Speciality—English and American Railways. OUTH WALES FINANCIAL CORPO- O RATION, LIMITED. CASH ADVANCES made upon Deeds,Shipping, Be- versions, Bonds, and other approved securities, repay- able by instalments or otherwise. Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 62755 JOHN JENKINS. C.A., Secretary. -+- 10, 11, & 12, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. G. A. S TON E, UNDERTAKER. HEARSE AND MOURNING COACH ¡ PROPRIETOR, OSTRICH PLUME & GENERAL FURNISH- ING ESTABLISHMENT: The Trade supplied with Hearses, Coaches, and every requisite for Funeral'Furnishing. V t MESSRS W. H. SMITH and SON ..1. deliver the SOUTH WALES DAILY KEWS at an early hour each Morning in all parts of the follow ng towns CARDIFF SWANSEA NEWPORT ROATH MERTHYR PORTSKEWETT CANTON ABERDARE PONTYPOOL ROAD BUTE DOCKS HEREFCFD PEMBROKE DOCK BRIDGEND NEW MILFORD HAVERFORDWESI NEATH BRISTOL GLOUCESTER LLANELLY TENBY ABERYSTWYTH LAMPETER CARMARTHEN ABERGAVENNY The CARDIFF TIMES also delivered every Fr day to any address in the above mentioned Towns. ORDERS to be sent to the Managers of the various bookstalls. BO R OUGH OF N EWPORT JD WILLIAM WILLIAMS, 12, Lower Merchant street, behind the Town-hall, Corporation bill.poster and crier. Rents the principal hoardings and stations in Neport and Neighbourhood. Two good bi'l posters kept. Work ttended to witll quick despatcll Town and country. Old established—more than quarter of a century 0066 WC03 ¡;1tZitt£Z5 bhr£Z5f5. QCTOBER, 1884. HOW ELL & (COMPANY, "THE CARDIFF DRAPERS," Respectfully beg to attlior.UCS ;I SPECIAL SHOW AND SALE, OF JYJ^ANTLES, JACKETS, COST CMES, IILLIERY, JGONNETS AND f-1ATS, ON THURSDAY NEXT, OCT. 9TH, 1834. HOWELL A MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Will be found to contain a well assorted Stock including the Latest Fiench and E^LI-SH Styles* at most reasonable prices. MANTLE DEPARTMENT. One of the largest and most important in the House, will contain special productions for this season, bought direct from French, German, and English Wholesale Manufacturers, and sold, AS usual, at A small commission on cost. A PARCEL OF BROCRE SILK LYJ^ANTLES, Lined and Wadded, SIZE. 16/9. usually sold in the Mantle Trade at 25 3. Another Grand Parcel of SOLEIL CLOTHS, BliOCHE AND OTTOMAN SILK J ACKETS AND \[ANTLES, Bought for Cash, and at 19.'11 to 29/11. Would really be considered pood value at any other Establishment at 29/11 to 39/11. Better Goods even up to 10 Guineas sold equv!V cheap. H. and Co. guarantee all Goods said by them not to have IJeen exhibited by any other Houe. THE gTOCX OF ^JOSTUMES ""W be found well assorted, and at most moderate prices. 200 FUll CAPES at 3 il2 LABI Year's Price, 8 11. REAL "ELSH SHIRTING JPLANNELS, M anufactured in South Waive, from 122d per yard. 3,000 PAIRS OF BLANKETS (Now exhibiting), from3/llj per pair. LADIES' AND CHILDREN S UNDER- CLOTHING, at Wholesale Prices. HOSIERY GLOVES, RIBBONS, LACES, AND TRIMMINGS, AT MAKERS' PRICES. DRESS GOODS, PLAIN AND BROCHE VELVETS; BROCHE & PLAIN SILK & SATINg AND VELVETEENS, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. 1TTOWELL & QO M V A N Y, "THE CARDIFF DnA DEns" CARDIFF. 701W SPECIAL SUITS FOR THE SEASON. JYJESSRS "T. pnICE & NEW SUMMER SUITS a R I: MOST POPULAR, BECAUSE OF }-i{U E MOST POPULAR, BECAUSE OF QUALITY MOST POPULAR, BECAUSE OF VARIETY MOST POPULAR, BEC AUSE OF FASHION* MOST POEULAR, BECAUSE OF UTILITY. MEN'S FANCY AND CLOTH SUITS, 17/6 20 25 50; 35; 40. 45/. BLACK WOR.-TED SUITS, BLUE SERGE SUITS, 20; 25; 30/ 351 45; BOY:" SUITs, from 2,'il per Suit. HATS, CAPS, HOSIERY, SHIRTS, TIE. < £ C., ADDRESS THE CAiU lIlT HOUSE, 50 & 51, St. Mary-street, alldt 6: 47, Caroline r.treet CARDIFF. 23 THE LONDON MANTLE WARE- HOUSE, 13 and 14, TEMPLE-STREET, SWANSEA, IS NOW OPEN with the largest, best assoited, and most stylih STOCK OF MANTLES Ever shown out of London perfec. fin.n;, and Lhe Prices will astonish everyone. THE LONDON MANTLE WA EKOUSE, 13 and 14, TEMPLE-STREET, SWANSEA. 7082J JUST RETrnXED FROM LOXD05 WITH ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR THIS SEASON, COMPRISING SOME EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP LINES In MERINO and-WOOLLEN DRAWERS, PANTS, and UNDISK-VESTS, full 15 per cent Under Regular Prices. A Miuiuiactuiers Sti ck "f LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S UMBRELLAS, bought at a very large discount for Cash. Also a Complete New Assortment (If uur RVVULAR Stock of best London-made UMBRELLAS. A few Dozen LADIES BEST SILK UMBRELLAS, slightly faulty, at less Half-price. Self-opening, Self-closing, and Desid-eratim UMBRELLAS. Try our SPECIAL SILK UMBRELLA, at 10s 6d and 12s d, A Large Parcel of HOSE and HALF-HOSE of Superior Quality, at 10 per cent. Below Regular Prices. A lot of CRICKET BELTS and BRACES Very Cheap. A Manufacturers' Stock of SCARFS, TIES. and BOWS of superior quality, at the Lowest Prices Ever Offered. GLOVES at greatly Reduced Prices. A large Parcel of WOOLLEN, OXFORD, 1IANLAN, PRINT, and NIGHT SKIRTS, 15 per cent. under Regular Priœ A Full Ranee of Onr Own Special Made CARDIGAN JACKETS also a Parcel of Lower Qualities •A small Stock of MUFFLERS and RAPPERS, in Cashmere, Wool, and Silk, Yery Cheap.. Our Own Made WOOLLEN SHLRTS and DRAWEBS now Ready for Sale. W. I{Ö¡Q,\E.R AND CO., THE CARDIFF HOSIERS, 27, 29, AXD 51, ROYAL ARCADE (Three shops adjoining iu the uildute of Arcade.) No Connection v ith any other shops. 11807 70711 F Y N N O N L L W Y N Y G O G (The Well in the Cuckoo's Grove). THE OLD PUMP HOUSE SALINE SPRING WATER (LLADIUXDOD WELLS), can now be obtained in any town from Chemists, &C., bottled in an aerated state. Celebrated for years. Prize Medal Frankfort Exhibition, 1681 For gout, rheumatism, dyspepsia, diabetes, diseases of liver and kidneys, anci alsu as a tahle water, Wh0]esåle Ag"nts- 69078 w. F. BULL & CO., SWANSEA. BILL-POSTING~—PHILIP R. JAMES, PONTYPRII >D and RHONDDA YALLEY BILL-POSTER and DISTRIBUTOR, < Treorky, and 6 Cliurch-stseet, Pontv;;ridd Rents an the praicipal POSTING STATIONS in Pontypridd and Rhondda Vallev Horse and Trap ana Piano: ORTE kept for Hire 3400: THE (mEAT BLOOP PURIFIER THOMPSON S BURDOCK PILLS over- comethe worst forms of diseases, and the foulest state of theblood, stomach, lirer, and kidneys they go to the core of every disease, where no other medicines have puwer to reach. The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER cures the FOLLOWING complaints :—Indigestion, or wind in the stomach or bowels, giddiness in the head, dimness of sight, WEAK or sore eyes. loss Iii memory, palpitation of.te hean, liver, and bilious obstructions, asthma, or tightness m the ehest,rbeumatics, lumbago, piles, gravel, PAINS in the back, scurvy, bad legs bad breast, sore throat, sore heads, and sores of all description-, burns, wouuds, or white swellings, scrofula, or king s evil, gatherings, tumours or cancers, pimples 01 blotches 011 the facc and body, swelled feet or legs, scabs an I itch, erysipelas, ia,1TI';iee, an" dropsy, and fevers of zJl kinds. In boxes at ] d and 2s 9d each, soM by most Chemists, or from the Buvdocb PiE Manufactory, 44 Oxford-street. W;1.nse: 10