Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald and North and South Wales Independent

SALES BY AUCTION 'HfA. 0 £ W & SON W C. *■ DBW, F.A.I. I SOEL A. DEW, A.A.I. ^tHTTlONT^EB^, VALUERS and 8UB- V»YORS, HOUSE and ESTATE AGENTS, OA XT ON BUILDINGS, BANGOR (Head Office), STfclNITY SQUARE, LLANDUDNO. qrolftgrame. Dewson, Bangor; Telephone 4o XrfepxRma ■ Dewfon, Llandudno; Tele- *>* No. in 0468 If .ESSIS WI. DEW AND SOli. COUNTY OF CARNARVON. IN THE PARISH OF LLANLLYFNI. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS. MESSRS WM. DEW and SON have been instructed to OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, SATURDAY, NOV- EMBER 12th.at the SPORTSMAN HOTEL, CARNARVON, at 2.30 p.m., the. VALU- ABLE FREEHOLD FARMS of DOL- W'ENITH, PEN'RALLT GOCH (subject to leue), PENCAERWAEN, NANT NODD FA. CIL-Y-LLIDIART, TAL EITHIN UCHAF, TAL Y GARNEDD, the whole comprising 126a. 3r. 2p. or thereabouts. Particulars of Sale with Plan (when ready) may be obtained of Messrs Carter, Vincent and Co., Solicitors, Carnarvon and Bangor; of Messrs Whitelock and Storr, Solicitors, Chancery Lane Station Chambers, London, W.C.; of W. Bowen Jones, Esq., C.E., 4, Church Street. Carnarvon; or of the Auc- tioneers, at their Offices, at Bangor &nd Llandudno. IESSRS ROBERT AND ROGERS JONES, LLANRWST and LLANGEFNI, Auctioneers, Valuers, House and Estate Agents. (Established 1853). UNDERTAKE ftalea of Landed and U Building Estates, Freehold and Leasehold House Property, Live and Dead Farming Stock, Household Furniture, etc. VALUATIONS for Tenant Right, Probate, and Mortgage Purposes. INVENTORIES carefully prepared and collected. Rents Collected. Life and Fire Insurance Agents for leading Offices. » Offices: Ty'n-y-iynwent, L'anrwst, and Cefni Chambers, Llangefni. Nat. Tel. No. 15, Uanrwst. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1910. CEFN GWYN, EGLWYSBACH. SALE of the LIVE and DEAD FARM- ING STOCK, the property of Mr John Ev- ¡I ans (who is leaving). Usual Crcdii. Sale at One o'clock. MONDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1910. PEN-Y-BONT, PENMACHNO. SALE of the LIVE and DEAD FARM- ING STOCK, including 51 Dairy Cows, Heifers and Yearling Cattle; 5 Heavy and Light Horses; 150 Mountain Ewes and Lambs Grain, Straw Roots, Implements. The property of Mr Wm. Llewelyn (who is leaving). Sale at 12 o'clock. Usual Credit. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, 1910. TY'N LLWYN, PENTREFOELAS. SALE of the LIVE and DEAD FARM- ING STOCK, the property of Mr Ellis Ev ans (who is leaving). Usual Credit. Sale at 12 o'clock. TREFRIW, In the County of Carnarvon. SALE OF FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AND LAND. MESSRS BOBT. and ROGERS JONES beg to announce that they have been favoured with instructions from the Ad- ministratis of the late Rev De Charles Ev- ans. deceased, to SELL by PUBLIC AUC- TION. at the 'Eagles Hotel. Llanrwst, on WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1910, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, subject to Conditions to be then read, all that FREE- HOLD RESIDENCE, together with the LAND adjoining, containing la. 2r. 33p. or thereabouts, and known as "BRYN PYLL LODGE," TREFRIW. This Residence is of Recent Construction, it is most pleasantly situated, -within a few minutes' walk to the Celebrated Chalybeate Wells, and overlooking the beautiful Con- way River, and an extensive view of the Denbighshire Hil's. Vacant possession upon completion. For further particulars apply to Mr J. D. Jones, Solicitor, or of the Auctioneers, Llanrwst. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, 1910. BRYN-Y-MAEN. COLWYN BAY. SALE of the Whole of the Valuable LIVt and DEAD STOCK, comprising 52 Head of Cattle; 11 Heavy and Light Horses; 140 Welsh Breeding Ewes; Wiltshire-Southdown Rams; 350 Hobbets of Oats, Wheat, and Barley; 10 acres of Swedes and Turnips, to- gether with the Machinery and Implements, including a Portable Petrol Engine, self delivery Mowincr Machine. The property of Mr John Roberts (who is leaving). Usual Credit. Sale at 12 o'clock noon prompt. PLAS UCHA, LLANEFYDD. This SALE has been postponed until the first week in Arril next. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10th. 1910. "RONALEYN," TREFRIW. SALE of the SURPLUS FURNITURE, including several Valuable Antique Pieces. The property of J. Pain Davies, Esq. (who is leaving the neighbourhood). Sale at One o'clock p.m. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24th, 1910. MINAFON. WATERLOO BRIDGE, BETTWSYCOED. SALE of ANTIQUE FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. The property of Mrs Harrison, who is leaving, (executrix of the late George Harrison). R. R. STYTHE & CO ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS, AND ESTATE AGENTS, 39, BANGOR STREET, CARNARYO DEPARTMENTS OVERDUE AND TROUBLESOME ACCOUNTS COLLECTED. LOANS ON PERSONAL SECURITY, MORTGAGES, & SALES NEGOTIATED. ESTATES MANAGED. HXWOUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, BANKRUPTCY, & OTHER ACCOUNTS PREPARED & INVESTIGATED. T. J. ILLIAttS, KLIiPOSTER AND TOWN ORmB tiP" LLANBKRIS DISTRICT. AN Orden Personally Attended To. Attn*: — 1bA aMf 1MIrMt. M—Mrifc SALES BY AUCTION BY ON ROBERT PARRY. TREFAES, SARN FEILLTEYRN. Mae if K ROBERT PARRY wedi ei gyfar- i\l wvddo gan Mr David Jones, yr hwn sydd yn vmadael, i WERTHU ar AUCTION, yn y lie uchod, DYDD LLUN, HYDREF Slain, 1910, YR HOLL STOC, yn cynwys nifer fawr o Wartheg cytloion rhagorol, rhai a lloi i'w canlvn, ac amryw ar fin dod a lloi,a'r gwedd ill yn eu proffit; Heffrod cyfloion; Caseg 8 oed dda, ac yn gyfebr; Ceffyi cryf, yn codi'n 5 oed; Ebol yn codi'n 3, hwylus yn mhob gwaith; Cyw rhagorot Merlen yn codi'n ddwyflwydd, oddiwrth Geffyl Nanhoron; Hwch ac 11 o berchyll, ei hail ael; Hwch bron ar ben ei hamser; 3 o Foch Stores cryf- ion; Engine Dori Gwair un ceffyl; 2 Drol gref; Car Marchnad dda Dog Cart; Roller Garreg; Scrarper Machine Pwyso. Rhan o Ddodrefn y Ty, ynghyd a lluaws o bethau era) 11 rhv luosog i w henwi. Coel fel yr hysbysir ar y pryd. Yr Auction i ddechreu am Un o'r gloch. CAERWRACH, LLANAELHAIARN. Mae T H ROBERT PARRY wedi ei gyfar- |_ wyddo gan Mr Jolm Jones, i WERTHU ar AUCTION, yn y lle uchod, DYDD IAU. TACHWEDD 3yad, 1910, yr HOLL STOC a ganlyn 8 o Fuchod Godro, i ddod a lloi ddechreu y flwyddyn; 8 o Ddvnewaid (dau gwrryw) 11 o Loi; Caseg gyfebr 7 oed a'i chyw Ceffyl yn codi'n 4 oed, 16 o uchder, ac yn. hwylus yn mhob gwaith; Ceffyl yn codi yn 3 oed; Merlen yn oodi yn 4 oed; 13 i o uchder, hwylus yn mhob gwaith. Yr Auction i ddechreu am 1 o'r gloch. Coel arferol gyda meichiafon boddhaol neu ddiscount am arian parod. M'ELIN RHYDHIR, GER PWLLHELI. Mae i | pu ROBERT PARRY wedi ei gyfar- 4. wyddo gan Mr Richard Williams, yr hwn sydd yn retirio, i Werthu ar AUC- TION, yn y lie uchod. DYDD GWENER, TACHWEDD 4vdd, 1910, yr ROLL STOC a ganlyn, yn cynwys 3 o Fuchod Ieuainc cyf- loion, un yn ei llawn broffit; 2 Ddynewaid banyw dda; 2 Lo banyw, ac un gwrryw add- awol; Caseg Wedd ragorol yn gyfebr, a Chvw campus; Trol Gref Lurry; Phaeton Offerynau H wsmonaeth mewn amrywiaeth mawr; Llestri v Llaethdy, a Rhan o Ddod- refn y Ty. Coel fel arferol. Yr Auction i ddechreu am Un o'r gloch. i —— NYFFRYN, LLANDUDWEN, PWLLHELI. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF 11 HORSES, 60 CATTLE, SHEEP, Etc. R ROBERT PARRY',is instructed by iUL Mr G. Jones, who is leaving, to SELL by AUCTION, at the above place, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1910, at 12 noon, THE FARMING STOCK, comprising briefly r—10 Milching Cows, most to calve at an early date and others in their profit; 12 Good Bullocks, rising 3, in forward condition; 20 very promising Yearlings; 18 good Calves; 5 year old Cart Mare, 16.1 hands high, served by Llwyn- dyrus Horse; 6 year old Cart Mare, 15.3 hands, served by Tyddyn Bach Horse Mare, aged, 16 hands; Colt, rising 3, 15.2 hands high. Grand Breeding Mare, foaled 1901, No. 1603 in the Welsh Pony Stud Book; very promising Foal by Burkeley George; useful Filly, rising 5, used under saddle, 13.2 hands high; Cob Mare, 15 hands; Filly rising 5, 13.2 hands high; a good Cob, rising 5, 14.3 hands high; very desirable Colt, rising 4, 14 hands high, used under saddle; Colt rising 2; Ass 6 years old. 20 Young Lleyn Ewes; 50 Ewe Lambs. Farm- ing Implements, and Household Furniture. Credit on approved security or discount for cash. The Auctioneer begs to call special atten- tion to the exceptional quality of above Stock. DYDD MAWRTH. TACHWEDD Ifed, 1910. RHYDYCLAFDY. ARWERTHIANT BLYNYDDOL AR ANIFEILIAID. DYDD lAO, TACHWEDD lOfed, 1910. BWLCH FARM, LLANENGAN. ARWERTHIANT AR ANIFEILIAID, Btc. DYDD IAU, TACHWEDD 17eg, 1910. dtANGOP-S, LLANBEDROG. ANIFEILIAID, Etc. 5, Salem Terrace, Pwllheli. BY II WILLIAM HUGH OWEN. QUIRT, LLANGEINWEN, ANGLESEY. (Near Dwyran and within 1-2 1 miles cf Voel Ferry, for Carnarvon). GRAZING LAND LETTING. MR W. H. OWEN will LET by AUC- TION, on the premises, on TUES- DAY, 15th NOVEMBER, 1910, about 200 acres of RICH PASTURE LAND, in about 20 lots, for a whole year, from the 1st January, 1910. Luncheon at 12 noon, the Letting com- mencing at 12.30. I' NEXT THURSDAY, AT CARNARVON. A Large Consignment of LIVING PLANTS from renowned Nurseries in Holland. MR WM. HUGH OWEN will SELL AUCTION, at the MAP-KET HALL, CARNARVON, on THURSDAY NEXT, 3rd NOVEMBER, at 12 noon, 340 LOTS OF VARIED PLANTS in Splendid Condition. Full Particulars, of which will appear in Catalogues, to be ob- tained from the Auctioneer. On View Day Prior. BY MR OWEN JONES TYNBWYDD, PONTLLYFNI. MR OWEN JONES is instructed by Miss Hughes, to SELL by AUCTION, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, on THURS- DAY, NOVEMBER 10, at 1 p.m. y423 8, EAST AVENUE, PORTMADOC. MR OWEN JONES will SELL by AUCTION, NEXT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, at 1 p.m., the Whole of the HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. Terms Cash. I y470 I HAVE NOTHING TO SELL. Iwas a martyr to Rheumatism and Gout for years. Having been positively cured by a simple and inexpensive remedy, j I will be happy to communicate particulars of same to any sufferer on receipt of an ad- dressed envelope. Apply to J. Daubney, Eeq., Spring Cottage, Ramsdell, Basing- 8tQk.t.. SALES BY AUCTION BY M JON. PRITCHARB MONDAY, OCTOBER 31st, and FOUR FOLLOWING DAYS, at 10.30 a.m. punctually each day. PLAS LLANFAIR, ANGLESEY. IMPORTANT and ATTRACTIVE DIS- PERSION SALE of the PRINCIPAL PORTION of the VALUABLE AP- POINTMENTS of this MANSION, which in the space of an advertisement a meagre description can only be given. Amongst the Principal items may be mentioned the Grand Carved Oak Sideboards, Cabinets, Court Cupboards, Buffets, Settles, the set of 24 Single and 2 Carvers Chairs and the Baronial Dining Table extending to 19 feet. Also the Grandfather's Clock in highly carved Oak Case; a Lovely Semi- circular Sheraton Satin wood Cabinet, beau, tifully inlaid and painted. The Costly Drawing Room, Morning Room and Fur niture for the Corridors are of a varied description, and comprise Single, Easy and Lounge Chairs, Couches, Settees, Tables, China Cabinets a Grand and 2 Cottage Pianofortes, 2 Beautifully inlaid Italian High Back Chairs, Chippendale and Shera- ton Tables, Costly Timepieces; Several Valuable Oriental China Vases and other Oriental China; also specimens of Nan- kin, Worcester, Capo di Monti, Lowestoft, Rockingham, Douiton, Sevres, Dresden, and Hoscht. A Collection of Oil Paintings and Water II Colour Drawings by Artists of refute; Proof Engravings and Etchings, 3 Costly Pictures in Roman Mosaic Work; Turkey, Velvet Pile, Axminster, and Brussels Carpets. Full Sized Billiard Table by Burroughs and Watts. Glass China, Lib rary of Books. The Contents of 24 Bed and Dressing Rooms furnished in good taste; the Collection of Stove and Green house Plants, etc., etc. R JOHN PRITCHARD, instructed by [el A. Rowland Clegg, Esq. (who has sold the Mansion), will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION. Admission by Catalogue to ad- mit Two, price sixpence (by post eightpence). Private View by Ticket, Friday, October; 28th. Public View, Saturday, October 29th; 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. e Bodhyfryd, Bangor. c273 BY MESSRS FRANK LLOYD AND SONS, I LAST SALES FOR THE YEAR. 600 HORSES. JS40 PRIZES. NORTH WALES REPOSITORY, WREXHAM. FRANK LLOYD and SONS invite ENTRIES for Wednesday, November 16th: Hunters, Harness Horses, Cobs and Ponies. Thursday, November 17th: Waggon, Lurry, Van and Young Horses. Entries close Monday, November 7th. BY MR JOHN DAVIES. GLANGORS FARM, BLAENAU FESTINIOG. SALE ar yr OLL o'r STOC, GWAIR, a'r CELFI, DYDD SADWRN, HYDREF 29ain, 1910, am 2 o'r gloch. Telerau arferol. SHIP AGROUND HOTEL, TALSARNAU. SALE FLYNYDDOL ar ANIFEILIAID, DYDD MAWRTH, TACHWEDD laf, 1910, aID 1 o'r gloch. Telerau arferol. YARD GLANDWYFACH HOTEL, Near BRYNKIR. SALE ar ANIFEILIAID, Etc., DYDD IAU, TACHEDD 3ydd, 1910. Gellir entro gyda Mr Owen, G'&ndwyfach Hotel; hefyd Mr R. O. Williams, Garn; neu yr Arwerthwr, Blaenau Festiniog. TY'N Y DDOL FARM, RHYD, LLANFROTHEN. SALE AR YR OLL O'R STOC, Etc., eiddo Mr John Davies, TACHWEDD 5ed, 1910. Manylion eto. IY IESSI. II. PARRY AND SONS. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. BRONDIRION, BRYNEURAU, CLYNNOG. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, 1910. INDOOR and OUTDOOR EFFECTS, comprising some rare ANTIQUE FURNI TURE and CROCKERY, the property, of Mrs Griffith, who is leaving. Full particu- lars next week, and on Posters. Auctioneer's Office, Glan'rafon, Carnarvon. BY MESSRS HUGHES AND JONES NANTWICH HOUSE, MARKET STREET, HOLYHEAD. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES. l ESSRS HUGHES and JONES will iVl Offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUC- TION, at the MARKET CAFE, HOLY- HEAD, on TUESDAY, the 1st day of NOV- EMBER, 1910, at 2.30 D.m. punctual, all that SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE at- tached. situate in Market Street, in the Town of Holyhead, and known as NANTWICH HOUSE." The Shop is situated in the main street, and has a good frontage thereto. This is an excellent opportunity for securing good Business Premises. The Premises are held under an Indenture of Lease, dated the 27th day of March, 1866, for the term of 100 years, the annual ground rent being only £2 10s. For further particulars, apply to Messrs Carter, Vincent and Co., Solicitors, Bangor; the Auctioneers, Bodorgan, Holyhead, and Amlwch; or Messrs Moreton Prichard and Jones, Solicitors, Holyhead. LOST AND FOUND j DAFAD Ddieithr yn Bronfedw. Nod, bwlch bychan o dan y ddwy glust; stamp bychan o bitch ar y balfais dde.-Ellis Griffith. Os na hawlir cvn diwedd Tach- wedd, gwerthir i dalu y costa-u. STEAMERS SOUTH AND EAST AFRICA ROYAL MAIL ROUTE UNION-CASTLE LINE London and Southampton, to Cape Colony, Natal, Delagoa Bay, Beira, East Africa, snd Mauritius, calling at Madeira, Canary Islands, Ascension, St. Helena, and Lobito Bay. Weekly Sailings. Superior Acoom- modation. Monthly direct East African Service via. the SUEZ CANAL to and from United Kingdom and Continent. For rates of passage money and all farther information apply to the Managers, Donald Currie and Co.. London, or to Local Agent*. XMAS GOODS, SWEETS, NOVEL- TIES. All leading lineg Stocked. Best selection; lowest prices. Inspection invited. E. NEFYDD JONES, .WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER, CARNARVON,, SALES BY AUCTION BY NO ROBERT C. JONES. DYFFRYN BEDDAU, WAENFAWR. DYDD MERCHER TACHWEDD 2ilt 1910. YR HOLL STOC A'R OELFI. CAE'RFFRIDD, LLANDWROG. DYDD IAU, TACHWEDD 3ydd, 1910. Maa MR ROBERT G. JONES wedi ei gyfar- wyddo gan yr Official Receiver, i WERTHU ar AUCTION, yn y lie a'r dydd- iad uchod yr HOLL STOC, yn cynnwye 3 o Fuchod, 9 Henllo, Caaeg Wedd yn codi'n 6, Eboles yn oodi'n 2 flwydd, 2 Hwch (un a deg o foch), 20 o Ddefaid, FfowLs, Trol, 2 Airadrj, Og Riga, Liuaglaii, Eb'gjLan Dor? Gwair, Ger Bon a Blaen, Harness Car, Scuffler, Maen Llifo, ac amryw o Gelfi er. aill rhy liosog i'w henwi. Manylion llawnach ar y posters. Dechreuir am Un o'r gloch. Telerau: Arian Parod. BORTH COTTAGE, CLYNNOG. DYDD GWENER, TACHWEDD 4ydd, 1910. Maa MR ROBERT G. JONES vredi ei gytar- wyddo i WERTHU yr HOLL DDODREFN, eiddo y ddiweddar Miss Ellen Thomas. Dechreuir am 1.30 o'r gloch. Telerau: Arian Parod. Telerau: Arian Parod. BONTNEWYDD. DIWRNOD Y FFAIR, DYDD LLUN, TACHWEDD 7fed, 1910. ARWERTHIANT FAWR FLYNYDDOL ar ANIFEILIAID. Dechreuir yn brydlon am 11 o'r gloch. PI&fHAFODLAS FARM, LLANRUG. DYDD IAU, TACHWEDD lOfed, 1910. Mae MR ROBERT G. JONES wedi ei gyfar- wyddo gan Mr H. A. W7ykes (yr hwn sydd yn ymadael), i W'ERTHU yr ROLL STOC, CELFI, a DODREFN Y TY. Man- ylion llawn eto. Telerau Arian Parod. MENAI INN, VOEL FERRY, Ger BRYN- SIENCYN, MON. DYDD LLUN, TACHWEDD Meg, 1910. ARWERTHIANT ar STOC helaeth o WARTHEG a DEFAID, eiddo Mr Ellis Owen, Hafodty Newydd, Llanberis SMITHFIELD, CARNARVON. Cymer y SALE nesaf ar WARTHElG a DEFAID TEWION le DYDD MAWRTH, TACHWEDD 8fed, 1910. Anfoner yr En- tries i mewn yn ddioed. SALE NADOLIG. SMITHFIELD, CARNARVON. DYDD MERCHER, RHAGFYR 7fed, 1910. Auctioneer's Office: Castle Chambers, Castle Square, Carnarvon. Telephone 86 SPECIAL NOTICE. Mr. W. JACKSON the well known Pawnbroker, of Manchester, having taken over the business as a going concern from Mr S. Laserson, of Llandudno, has decided before the necessary alterations are started to clear the whole Stock by Private Treaty, and everything will be re- marked specially for this Sale, and goods will be sold for less than cost of any Whole- sale House. THE SALE WILL COMMENCE ON 31st OCTOBER, and will continue for a few days only. The Stock is up to date, and consists of General Drapery, Clothing (Gents and Ladies), Boots, Shoes, Hosiery, Jewellety, Plate, Watches, Umbrellas, Ribbons, Ties, Collars, Underclothing, Cameras, Kodaks, Opera and Field Glasses, in large variety. Large Stock of Second Hand Clothing for- feited, to be cleared at any price. CALL EARLY TO ENSURE THESE BARGAINS. Note Address: — W. JACKSON PAWNBROKER and JEWELLER, 125, MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO Mo^ey Lent on Plate, Watches, Jewellery, Furniture, Pianos, Sewing Machines, and Clothing of every description. !m5m"- TO BE SOLD StAMBOO BASKETS, 3ft. 6in. high, 2ft. II diameter; splendidly made; 6d each. —Klondyke Works, Bootie, Liverpool. j, OR Sale, 4 h.p. PORTABLE ENGINE X; (Clayton and Shuttleworth)4 and STONE BREAKER (Mason), 12 x 7.- Rudd, Beddgelert. FOR Sale, GROCERY and DRAPERY BUSINESS in good position. Present owner leaving country.—Apply to Richard Edwards, Accountant, Bethesda. y396 jH ARPS.—Triple Harps-Celtic Harps, 11 JB5. Irish Harps, Pedal Harps, all kinds of Harps.—MORLEY, maker of the largest harp in the world, 6, Sussex Plaoe, South Kensington, London, England. NO MOTORIST should be without SHIPPEY'S DECARBONIZER for Petrol Engines. Full particulars from F. H. Hornblower and Co., Marlborough Street, Liverpool, proprietors for the North. Spec- ial Trade Terms. Agents Wanted. El GGS from pen* including many winners A and mated to produce large exhibition birds, Brown, Light, Speckled, and Red Sussex, 21s per dozen; No. 2 pens, 10B 6d; and from good utility birds, 6s per dozen, or 30B per 100; unfertiles replaced.—-J. Ade Hellingly, SÐMeZ. 0174 SURGICAL RUBBER APPLIANCES 8 of every description. Belts, Tnusees, Enemas, Elastic Stockings, etc., also Travel ling Conveniences; 32 pages illtwtrated list sent free, or with four samples 1a. — Y. j CHARLES and CO., West Qtreso Road, Tot- tenham, London. ol72 WALL PAPERS from l±d per Boll. Any quantity, large or small, at Wholesale Prices. Our Stock exoefidi Ht&0,000 Rolls, all eiseses.—'Write for pat- terns, stating claw required (Dept. 360), The Barnett Wallpaper Co., Ltd., Man- chester. eSOSa BRUNSWICK BUILDINGS. CASTLE SQUARE, 1 CARNARVON. ( THESE Commodious BUSINESS PRE- -N- MISES (lately in the occupation of Messrs Williams, Humphries and Co.), com- prising. Large Double-Fronted Shop and ex- tensive Show Rooms to be SOLD or LET.- Apply, Carter, Vincent and Co., Lloyds Bank Chambers, Carnarvon. TO SECURE THE GREATEST PUBLI- CRY, ADTERHSE IN TBJI g nmtiT^.i DON'T PAY r*Y0tJ WOULDN'T i FOR A ( THINK of "buying a pig ) TXT t HI A I in a poke," and yet there L) I A m j j ( are hundreds of people who f X JHL 1.1 buy a Piano without taking | f the trouble to test for them- J TEST IT FOR A MONTH FIRST. selves the tone and touch. J Not many firms will give the opportunity for a fair test, and as a 1 Piano Expert, permit me to tell you that you cannot prove the f Value of a Piano in two minutes and that is why you can have a ) f "CESTRIAN in your own home for a month's free trial without i paying a penny for it. | THE "CESTRIAN PIANO" IS BUILT TO LAST A LIFETIME S ) and I am not afraid of anyone using it for a month, because I know that its strength of construction can stand a strain of years, and its £ beauty of tone is lasting, and will delight all who play it. i People who know nothing about pianos can rely upon this offer J f a CESTRIAN as being a guarantee of goodness all through- j ) and always remember that my system of payment is easy and j p wonderfully fair. ) | CAN I SAY MORE? j | HERBERT ELLIS, 'i „Tst! 5* ELECTORAL CARNARVON MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1st NOVEMBER, 1910. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EASTERN WARD. LADIES and GENTLEMEN,— The near approach of the 1st of Nov- ember brings with it, to each Elector, a re- minder of Civic duties; and demands from each, as a Burgess of this ancient Town, some attention to the needs of the town in general, and tt)- the qualifications of candi- dates for municipal honours in particular. I respectfully invite your attention to my per- sonal claims. I As a candidate for your suffrages, I have I but one aim in view, and that is to do all ) in my power to increase the prosperity of my native town, and the happiness of its in- habitants. I trust that your experience of me as a fellow townsman, and your knowledge of me as a large employer of labour in the district, are such that you will be favourably pre- disposed to my candidature. My views for the municipal government of the town are, in every sense, progressive. The public service of the town should be, in all details, efficient, so that the town may be not only attractive to strangers, but also pleasant and healthy for its inhabitants. In the expenditure of the rates I hope al- ways, as in any private business concerns, to regard the demands of efficiency as of prime importance, but never to lose sight of the urgent necessity for strict economy. I would in this connection, impress upon the electors that my experience in the manage- ment of important business concerns mill be of invaluable assistance to me-if elected -in administrating the affairs of the town; while, as a large ratepayer, I cannot be in- sensible to the necessity of making the bur- den of the rates as light as possible. To every thoughtful Burgess it must be obvious that the welfare of the town would be promoted if some industry could be asso- delated with the locality. Of this I am con- rinced, and would spare no pains to further any such movement. There are rumours that large Smelting Works may be estab- lished if suitable ground can be found. I would do all in my power to find such a site for this or for any other industry, likely to bring employment to the town and pros- perity to its Burgesses. I trust, Ladies and Gentlemen, that this general statement of my views will enable you to entrust me with your representation on the Town Council; and I feel sure that my conduct as your representative would be such as at all times to merit your approval. I beg to remain, Yours faithfully, A. W. KAY MENZIES. Carnarvon, Hi<rliiield, October 28th, 1910., c470 CARNARVON MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1910. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EASTERN WARD. Brynarfon, Victoria Road,, Carnarvon. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— At the request of a large number of ratepayers and friends, I have decided to come out and offer my services as one of your representatives on the Town Council of Carnarvon. Should you do me the honour of electing nie, I shall, to the best of my abilities, pive all possible attention to the interests of the town generally. I may say that I claim to know something of the wants of Carnarvon, having been in active touch with the trade of the town for the last 30 years. Now that we heas of new industries opened in different parts of the country, I shall do all in my power to secure a share for the town, and thus have more work for the labouiincj classe I shall also spare no effort to keep the rates as low as possible. I beg to be, Your obedient Servant c471 JOHN PRICE. BOROUGH OF PWLLHELI. TOWN C ELECTION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I most respectfully beg to solicit your rofce and interest in the forthcoming Muni- cipal Election. It will be considered a privilege by me to render my services in representing you in all faithful and sinoore a manner as has characterized my efforts during the past 9 years. The welfare of the Borough has, and will be, my incentive, in dealing with municipal matters in a thoroughly impartial spirit, and in accordance with my firm personal con- victions. My desire is not for a seat on the Council only, but am wishful to realize that my elec- tion will be in accordance with your desire as electors, and that I shall have been re- turned as your representative. f Your obedient Servant, R. A. JONES. Liverpool House. AT ETHOLWYR PLWYF ABERERCH. MAWR ddiolch i chwi am fv anj"hydeddu trwy fy ethol i'r vmddiriedaeth o'ch cynrychioli ar Fwrdd Undeb Pwllheli a Chyngor Dosbarth Gwledig Lleyn. Amcanaf. fel bob amser, eich boddhau. Yn gywir, SAMUEL ROBERTS. Penydon2 Aberercb, c475 ELECTORAL PWLLHELI MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Having concluded my initial period as a member of the Town Council, I hope I have succeeded to some extent in my efforts to study the best interests of the Ratepayers. If returned I promise to pursue the same policy in the future as in the past. The improvement of the town lighting, the housing of the working classes, and facili- ties for the fishermen are the first things I shall work for. Yours faithfully, E. SHELTON JONES. Erylfryn. c472 MISCELLANEOUS. j TRICARDS, the fascinating new patent T Domino Game," 9d post free.—Fazaker- ley, 60 Duke Street, Liverpool. YORKSHIRE SANITARY ASSOCIA- Y TION, Queen Square, Leeds, make Sanitary Inspections and Valoationa under Finance Act. cl66 TOBACCONISTS, HOTEL KEEPERS, T send to W. Ariel Gray and Co., 35, Everton Road, Liverpool, for Wholesale Price List, which gives the lowest prices pos- sible for any article required in the Tobacco Trade. CARE OF THE EYES. -0- I Why go to Liverpool or Manchester I when you can have your EYES Scientifically Tested, and Spectacles or Eyeglasses properly fitted by H. C. HOUGHTON at moderate pricess. — Only Address: 23. Eastgate Street, CHESTER, Formerly Manager for Wood Abrahams, Repairs done on the premises cheaply and promptly. No agent or travelling representa- tive employed. Tel. No. 858vl L AN eEL E Y S ENGINEERS Tel. No. 78. CHESTER. Alterations & Repairs TO ALL CLASSES OF Engines & Machinery— IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS C&iiarucn* Denbigh Gerald- Head Office: Castle Square, Carnarvon London Office: 115, Fleet Street. Telegrams: Herald, Carnarvon, Nat. Tel.: 83, Carnarvon.