Rhyl Journal

I a{t bJ} u(tion. By MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS I No. 35 High Street, Rhyl. ■ 'Sale of very Valuable Freehold Shop, Dwelling House, Cottage, and Stable, in High Street. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed to Sell by Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the 28th OCTOBER, 1902, at 3-30 precisely, subject to the conditions to be then and there pro- duced, at the ALEXANDRA HOTEL, Rhyl, the following Freehold Properties, situate and being No 35 HIGH STREET, RHYL, Comprising on the Ground Floor-Large Double- fronted ShOD. Private Entrance Hall. Sitting Room, Kitchen, Scullery, Larders and Pantry, Greenhouse, good Workshop, Warehouse, stable with Loft, Coach-house, and Yard. On the First Floor-Two large Entertaining Rooms, Two Bedrooms and w.c. On the Second Floor-One Entertaining Room, Two Double and one Singl-j Bedroom. On the Third Floor, one good Attic. Also all that Cottage at the rear, containing kitchen, back kitchen, and one large bedroom, lJUW iu ine occupation or ivir ±1 uonwy, ali a weekly rental of 3s 93. The whole containing an area of 272 square yards or thereabouts. These premises are centrally situated in the principal thoroughfare, and within two minutes' walk from the new Railway Station, and three minutes from the Promenade. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer at his offices, County Chambers, Rhyl, or to Messrs BROMLEY, JONES & CO Solicitors, Bank Buildings, Rhyl. WESTDENE, BUTTERTON RD., RHYL. Important Sale of Costly, Antique, and Valuable Household Appointments, including large aud elegantly carved Inlaid Chippendale Bookcase, with 3 cupboards, Walnut Trichord Pianoforte, Antique Inlaid Chippendale Card Table, Superior Mahogany Hat and Umbrella Hall Stand with marble surface, Bevelled Mirror on massive supports, Steel Engravings, China, &c. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed by the Misses Shawcross (who are giving up housekeeping) to submit for Sale by Auction on TUESDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, 1902, the valuable Antique and Decorative Household Furniture, contained in 3 Reception Rooms, 6 Bedrooms, Stairways, Entrance Hall, Kitchens, and Outside Effects. On View on Monday, 3rd November, between the hours of 2 and 4-30 p.m. Sale at 1 o'clock prompt. For further particulars see posters, handbills, or the Auctioneer, at his offices, County Chambers, Rhyl. Telephone 0179. fttr otp1) míníant. Telephone, 0179. 1902. List of Furnished Houses. To be Let by MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, County Chambers, Rhyl :— St Asaph St Near the Sea 2 Reception and 6 and Marine Drive, Bedrooms. Conwy St do., 3 6 Bath St Near the Sea and 3 5 St Thomas' Ch. High St Centrally situated, 2 5 High St Nr. the Promenade,2 4 Sea view. John St Near the Sea and 2 4 W.E. Promenade, John St do 3 5 River St: do.* 3 j Butterton Rd: do. & Marine 2 Lake. West Parade: Facing the Sea, 3 7 Paradise St Near St Thomas' 2 & Ch. and Station, East Parade Facing the Sea, 3 4 Morlan Park Near the Sea, 2 5 Highfield Pk.: Mountain view 2 4 i EdwardHenrySt Near the Sea 3 8 Wellington Rd. Central position 2 4 Fairfield Avenue Near the sea and St Thomas' Ch'h 3 6 Pensarn (Aber- Lovely mountain gele and sea view 3 o Dyserth Rd Mountain view (stables,garden and lawn) 3 6 Seabank Rd near Marine Lake 2 4 Princes St Centrally situated 2 5 Dyserth Rd.: Nr Botanical Gardens. 2 Rhuddlan Nice House and 2 (near Rhyl) garden Send for list of Unfurnished Houses. Full particulars may be had as to terms, &c.. on application. County Chambers, Rhyl.

MAKING LOVE UP A TRKE. Billing and cooing amongst Llie l'ijiiiiq is a curious feature in their social customs. It is decidedly against the rule to do any courting within doors. The gardens or plantations are the spots held sacred to Cupid, and the gener- ally approved trysting-place of lovers is high I up amongst the branches of a bread-fruit tree. You mny often walk round a plantation on a moonlight night and see couples perched forty feet from the ground in the bread-fruit trees, one on each side of the trunk, a position which comes fairly within the limits of a Fijian maiden's ideas of modesty.

YET ANOTHER. An apt and witty retort was that made to the colonel of a regiment on one occasion by an old Quaker aunt, to whom lie was complain- ing. He was an unpopular officer, filled with a sense of his owi. importance, and most over- hearing in manner to his inferior officers, who disliked him heartily in return, and in conse- quence shirked their duties whenever oppor- tunity offered. "I have a most unsatisfactory set of men under me," lie complained, standing before the little old lady in a pompous attitude. I am practically forced to do all the work which should be done by them a great part of the time. I am my own major, my own lieutenant, and my own sergeant." He stopped and frowned down upon his listener. And thee is thine own trumpeter, also, William, I fear," said the old lady, with a merry twinkle.

NOT THE SORT OF BREAK ONE WOULD LIKE. A good and true story is told of the mayor of a provincial city, who was a stout man with such hroad shoulders and ample girth, that an ordinary floor shook when he walked across it. One day while descending the staircase of his house, he slipped and plunged down to the landing, falling heavily. As soon as he could regain his footing, he walked back to his wife's room and lighted a candle. "I heard something break on the stairs when T fell," he exclaimed, and I want to find out how much damage was done." llnH'.nii-limir n ftp r wards he returned to his wife's room with the candle. 1 have looked up and down the stairs," he said, from top to bottom, and I do not find anything out of gear; yet I am certain that I heard something break." The next iiiot-iiiiig lie lighted the candle again and made a prolonged investigation of the stairs, and even went into the cellar to I ascertain if the iron post underneath the main floor had given way. His search was without result. "ThehouseseemhtobealJ right," he said to his wife, ";ret I a.m certain that! heard some- thing break. In the coiir,,ia week I." [a iffered from pain in his chest, and a-sked his wife to rub him with embrocation. She complied with the request, but he fairly howled with pain at the first, stroke, and begged her to stop. His wife sent a messenger at once for the family physician, who soon entered the house. He examined the patient, and exclaimed sharply: « Why, my dear man, what has happened to you ? Two 01 your ribs are broken, and a tliird is, illiiired." With a. look onntenserenel, the injured man painfully raWd himself in bed. I (old you a week ago, he said to lus wile, 11 1 litipav I something break. I was absolutely certain of it," and he sank back with a sigh, and a mind evidently relieved by the <li-c<ner\ ¡ Two or more lirok^n vih^ would nn\6 given most men something else to think about.

Sales bs Auction- By Mr FRANCIS GEARY. IN BANKRUPTCY. Re JOHN JONES. By Order of the Official Receiver. No. 25 ABBEY STREET, RHYL To Coal Merchants, Carriage Proprietors, and Parties Furnishing. MR FRANCIS GEArtY, F A.I., will Sell by Auction on THURSDAY NEXT, OCT. 30th, 1902, the whole of the Household Furniture and Effects, comprising -The contents of 2 Sitting Rooms, 6 Bedrooms, Kitchens, etc., together with a superior Cottage Pianoforte in Rosewood 3 Case by Schippisser and Son. Also on the same day, at the STABLES in BED- FORD STREET, a Good and UsefulLUKtix and LANDAU in very good condition,built byMarston, Birmingham, a strong and useful Horse, 2 Sets of Harness,lCart, and Carriage, about 5 cwt. of Hay, 2 Coal Scales, Quantity of Coal Bags, Wheel Jacks, and other effects. On View Morning of Sale. The order of sale is as follows :-The Vehicles, Horse, &c., in Bedford Street at 10 a.m. The Furniture, &c. at 25 Abbey Street at 1 p.m. Terms Strictly Cash. Auction and Estate Offices, Market Street, Rhyl. jflr 23en æiUiam, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, &c. SALES BY AUCTION or PRIVATE TREATY can be arranged by Ben. Williams, House and Estate Agency Office, Kinmel Chambers, Rhyl.—See advertisement in another column. rpO LET, in best part of High Street, 2or|3 I Rooms over Shop, suitable for offices, or sample rooms for traveller.—Particulars from Ben Williams, Agent, 5 Kinmel Street. FIRE ASSURANCE in all its branches.— Policies issued to cover all risks. Also GLASS INSURANCE, Personal and Employers' Liability. Ben. Williams, Agent for the "Westminster" Fire Office, also The Union" Fire Office, The London and Norwich Glass Insurance, The Ocean Accident and Guarantee Association, &c. TO LET, a comfortable Residence near the Marine Lake, overlooking the Vale ofClwyd, with lovely mountain scenery; 3 entertaining and 6 bedrooms; bath, &c., newly papered and painted throughout. Rent ;E25. -Particulars from Ben. Williams, House and Estate Agent, Kinmel St., Rhyl. Will be sold for reasonable figure; it is freehold and well-built. riiO LET, on the West Parade, Rhyl, from I February or May next, one of the best-letting houses. Rent £60 per annum. Full particulars on application to Ben. Williams, House and Estate Agent, Kinmel Chambers, Rhyl. D ENT £ 28 TO LET, a comfortable (Semi- XV detached House close to West Paradra few, yards from the shore), containing 3 sitting-ooms, 6 bedrooms, garden (back and front). Possession by arrangement before or after November 1st. Can be let furnished if so desired, at a very reason- able rental to careful tenant.—Apply to Ben. Williams, Fire Insurance Agent, &c., Kinmel St., Rhyl. A SMALL FARM of from 20 to 30 acres Wanted immediately, near to a town and station.—Price and particulars to Ben. Williams Estate Agent, Rhyl. A GOOD DETACHED HOUSE, containing two or three Entertaining and five or ^six Bedrooms, with stable, coach-house, and garden.- Full particulars to Ben. Williams, EstateFtAgent, Rhyl. P1Q 10s.—TO LET, a comfortable HOUSE. I »/ Easy distance from Railway Station and Promenade. Three Sitting Rooms, 5 Bed- rooms. Immediate possession. Rent C19 log.- Apply to Ben. Williams, House Agent, Rhyl. rpO SHOPKEEPERS, Tradesmen, &c.—You 'can X have your books written up, bills made out and delivered, &c, by an accomplished bookkeeper, on sending to Ben. Williams, Kinmel Chambers, Rhyl. LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE AT RHYL. 1902-3. The Rhyl Gilchrist Lecture Committee beg to announce that they have arranged for a Course of Five LECTURES (In continuation of the Gilchrist Lectures) To be given in the TOWN RALL by Eminent and ° Popular Lecturers as follows LECTURE I: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28th, on Whales and Whale Fishing." By FRANK T. BULLEN, ESQ., F.R.C.S. Chairman: H. A. TILBY, ESQ., J.P., Chairman of the Rhyl Urban District Council. LECTURE II: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, on "Our Allies in the Far East." By ARTHUR DIOSY, ESQ., F.R.C.S., Chairman of the Council of th3 Japan Society. Chairman A. L. CLEWS, ESQ, Tanllan. LECTURE III MONDAY, DECEMBER Sth, on "Nature's Armoury." By DR. ANDREW WILSON, F.R.S.E., F.L.S, &C. Chairman R. M HUGII JONES, ESQ., M.A., J.P., Colet House. LECTURE IV MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, on "Liquid Air." By DR. W. HAMPSON, M.A., Oxon. Chairman W. J. P. STOREY, ESQ., J-P, Preswylfa. LECTURE V: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, on "The Planet Mars." Chairman R. LLEWELYN JONES, ESQ., Chairman of the St. Asaph Board of Guardians. The Lectures vrill commence at 8 p.m., and will be Illustrated by Lantern Slides. Admission Tickets First Seats, for the Course 5s, single Is Second Seats (middle of floor and gallery), course 2s 6d, single 6d; Third Seats, course 6d, single 2d. The Course Tickets may be bad from the Stationers; Single Tickets at the doors, but not until 7-50. The doors will be open to holders of the Course Tickets at 7-30. Children under 12 years of age will net be admitted, and from 12 to 16 will only be admitted if accompanied by an adult (in that case at half-price to First and Second Seats). Syllabuses may be had on application at the Stationers. Price Cne Penny. N.B.-The Town Hall will be comfortably heated, lighted with the Electric Light, and well ven- tllated ARTHUR ROWLANDS, Rhyl, Sept. 11, 1902. Hon. Sec. 243 BETHEL, VALE R-O., C.M. CHAPEL ANNUAL Tea ftleetidg &Grand Concert Will be held ON THURSDAY, ISOV. 13,1902 A SILVER CUP will be offered for the best rendering of any Solo for Competitors under 17 years of age. Names to be sent on fir before November 6th to 273) J. M. GRIFFITHS, i) Sussex Street, Rhyl. 33.0-3 Rhyl Boxing-Day Eisteddfod The full List of Subjects is now ready, and can be obtained from the H,RV- T. SHANKLAND, Wheatville, -Rhyl. 308) Princes St. Literary Society. Monday October 27th, at 8 p.m. MR. R. LLEWELYN JONES will open a discussion on the EDUCATION BILL. A hearty invitation to alL 318 i Salts tig Auction f——————_—t———————. I By Mr JOSEPH EVANS. CORN EXCHANGE, RFlYL. JOSEPH EVANS will Sell by Public Auction at an eu.rly date this month, a large con- signment of substantial Household Furniture & other Effects. which will he removed for the convenience of Sale from several respectable householders and others. Parties having any surplus Furniture or any other Goods cannot do better than place them in Joseph Evans' hands to be included in this Sale. Particulars on applying to the Auctioneer. (281 dfttrittsfKlj Winter partmtnt. COMFORTABLE WINTER APARTMENTS, with or without board, for respectable young Men or Young Ladies in business in Rhyl. Terms moderate.—Mdme. Boullemier, 18 Water Street. 305 COMFORTABLE WINTER APARTMENTS, with or without board, for respectable young Men or Young Ladies in business in Rhyl. Terms moderate.—Mdme. Boullemier, 18 Water Street. 305 WINTER APARTMENTS. Sea view. Good cookins; and attendance. Low terms.— Mrs Kinsey, Mow Cop House, 26 Abbey St. (189 r or Three ROOMS TO LET, Furnished or JL Unfurnished.—17 Elwy Street, Rhyl. 236 COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS. Permanent or otherwise. Terms moderate.—Apply 61 Wellington Road. 241 pr r WEST PARADE, RHYL, BOARD RESI- 00 DENCE. Reduced Terms..298 ^ITTING ROOM and Single or Double-bedded 0 Room TO LET during Winter moDths fur- nished or unfurnished.—Address, Roberts, '4 Sussex Street, Rhyl. (276 HOUSE on the front to beLET Furnished (cheap for the Winter months, or would sell as a eoing concern, best position, medium sized, low rental, immediate possession if desired. Apply for particulars 283 "Journal" Office. TO LET FURNISHED, Westminster House, Church Street, also a Small Furnished House, for particulars apply at 16 Church Street. 292 BOARD Residence for business Gentleman to join another home comforts, good catering, terms moderate.—Apply, 15 Brighton Road. 304 or aI£. 0 BE SOLD.-A choice piece of BUILDING J. LAND situated in Fairfield Avenue, Rhyl. Area, 486 square yards. For price and further par- ticulars apply to H. Percival Williams, Solicitor, Rhyl. 296 ^f^O BE SOLD, a well-built FREEHOLD HOUSE 1 in Rhyl, containing 2 Entertaining Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, 2 Attics, with usnal Domestic Offices. Price X580. A mortgage of jEoOO can be arranged. —Roberts and Co., Auctioneers, Wellington Chambers, Rhyl. (823 COTTAGE PIANO in good condition for Sale. Inspection invited. Price £ 5 5s. Od.— Roberts & Co., Auctioneers, Wellington Chambers, Rhyl. (824 ff^O BE SOLD by Private Treaty Ty Issaf JL Farm, Gwaenysgor, near Rhyl, containing 69 acres or thereabouts.—For further particulars apply toAneurinO. Evans, Solicitor, Denbigh.(246 N SALE, Two-wheel GROCER'S VAN, light and strong.—Apply to Parry, Coach- builder, Newtown, Rhyl. 311 GRAMOPHONE FOR SALE.—To Clergymeu, Schoolmasters, and others. — A beautiful up-to-date Gramophone for Salr, with 25s worth of records, for £Ö 10s.—Wm. Hall and Co., sole agents, Town Hall. (326 rpo SOLICITORS & others.—TYPEWRITERS, 1 the best and cheapest in the market. The "Lambert," superior to those costing £21, and learnt in few hours. Price 97 los.- -Pro.gppcttises from sole agents, Wm. Hall and Co, Town Hall. (327 1flotí((. URBAN DISTRICT OF PRESTATYN NOTICE OF AUDIT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that *n Wednes- day, the 12th day of November next, at 10-30 in the forenoon, at the Offices of the Prestatyn Urban District Council,Prestatyn, there will be an Audit of the Accounts of the Urban Council for the district of Prestatyn for the period ended 31st March 1902, under and according to the provision of the Public Health Act, 1875, and the Local Government Act 1S94. A copy of the Accounts,duly made and balanced, together with the Rate Books, Deeds, Contracts, Vouchers, and Receipts mentioned or referred to in such Accounts, will be deposited in the said offices, and be open during office hours thereat, to the inspection of all persons interested, for seven days before the said Audit, and all such persons will be at liberty to take copies or extracts from the same without fee or reward. Dated this 23rd day of October, 1902. JOHN HUGHES, 321 Clerk to the Council. FfREWOObr Building Timber AND MATERIALS. L arge Quantity on Sale near ZD Trevorris, Eussell Road (opposite Clwyd Street). TO BE DISPOSED OF AT ONCE on appli- cation to MR W. J. SIM COCK, Architect, Bank Chambers, Rhy

MOLD AND DENBIGH RAILWAY. At the half-yearly meeting of the Mold and Denbigh Railway Co., held in London yeseterday, Mr P P Pennant, the chairman, said that the accounts showed a gradual increase on every item of income except miscellaneous," and that was the most satisfactory item on which to show a decrease. The passengers showed an increase of £ 53 12s lid. That was a very fair increase on a total of £ 1810 17s 7d. He should be glad to see the minerals growing a little faster. There was only an increase of £ 7 10s lOd on this item. The net increase of in- come on the corresponding half of last year was f93 5s 3d. They lived in°a district largely agri- cultural, and they had been fairly successful in that direction. They were likely to do better in the second half ot the year, as they had had one of the best harvests he remembered. The report was adopted. Clwyd Street C.M. Literary Society. To inaugurate the winter session in connection with the above a social gathering took place in the schoolroom, Clwyd Street, last evening. A large company was present, and the proceedings were both varied and thoroughly enjoyable. The Rev S T Jones presided, and the items included several competitive pieces. The arrangement of the programme was in the hands of the Society com- mittee, of which Mr Ivor Morrisis Secretary. The catering was entrusted to MrD J Price,who acquit- ted himself in that capacity in a praiseworthy man- ner. The tea was superintended by Mrs S T Jones, Mrs Vauehan, 40 W«sr. Vn.rade. and Mrs W Jones, .J.I..L"" Q' Cvnval Villas. The tea makers were Miss Edith Roberts, Miss Salli0 Thomas, Miss K Edwards, Miss Jones (Glas Alaw), Miss Ada Jones, Miss May Jones, Miss Lizzie Jones, Church Street Miss B Morris, Miss Hughes, 23 NYest Parade, Miss B Roberts, Miss GWen Jones, Aled House; Miss Owen (Elwy Street), Mrs T, ,7T?UgneSM- MrsDOwain Williams, Miss Lily Dowel), Mi*« Eva Dowell. About 140 sat down to tea. The concert was under the chairmanship of the Rev b T Jones, who gave the opening speech of the season, urging the young people to during the season in such number? as they did on that day. The following gave songs and recitations Messrs Jack Thomas, Jas Powell, R Jones, jMisses Ada Jones, Mary Ellen Davies, and competitions were taken part in. The next meeting will be held on Nov 3rd, and a 'debate on the Education Bill will be conducted. EDUCATIONAL. F AID yveaie picaseu to annouuw Geary and Mr Ernest Wilson, both of this town have successfully passed the final examinatin for Certificated Schoolmasters, recently held in London. Both these young men served their apprenticeship with and received their training from Mr H A Tilby, of the Clwyd Street National Schools.

The Executive Committee of ^he Eistedd fod recently held at Bangor met on Friday even- ing to receive a report shoWiDg flnancia results of the festival. The receipts were returned at £ 4,507 6s. 4d. and the expenditure at £3,,00 15s. 9d., leaving a balan. ce in hand of jE806 10s. 7d. Considerable discussion took place on the question of remunerating the adjudicators J I in prose subjects.

Salts b)1 Auction. By Messrs HATWOOD & Co. 3 EMLYN GROVE. MESSRS HATWOOD & co., win sen by Auction on the above premises the Household Furniture therein contained, on THURSDAY NEXT, OCT. 30th, at 2 o'clock prompt. The Furniture will be on view after 9 o'clock a.m. on the day of the Sale. Householders having Surplus Furniture for disposal may enter same for this Sale by arrange- ineut with, and futher particulars may be had from, the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Sussex St, and 6 John St., Rhyl. 317 flTo bt Utt TO BE LET. 27ROM the 1st day of November, 1902, the JT Messuage and Dwelling-house situate and being No 55 WELLINGTON ROAD, RHYL. Accomodation 2 Entertaining Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry and Garden. Rent, 122 per annum. Apply to H. PERCIVAL WILLIAMS, Solicitor, 263 Rhyl. ST. ASAPH, NORTH WALES. TO BE LET, for a term of years, that charming Villa Residence, "SUNNYSIDE," standing in its own grounds, with extensive mountain and sea views within 5 minutes' walk of the Railway Station, Post Office, and Cathedral. House con- tains 2 Reception Rooms, Smoke-room, 8 Bed- rooms, Batli Room, Kitchens, &c. Water and gas and all other modern conveniences. A good walled-in Kitchen and Flower Gardens, Conser- vatory, and outbuildings. Two good salmon and trout rivers within 15 minutes' walk.-Apply to CHARLES MANSBRIDGE, 310) ST ASAPII. I rilO LET—Highfield Collage. Apply—Fred JL Roberts, 3 Russell Buildings, Rhyl. 313 RESTATY,N.-To Be Let, an old-fashioned eight-roomed House; gas and water, close to village on Meliden Road.—Apply R. C. Welsby, Bryntirion, Prestatyn. 200 ALARGE SHOP AND HOUSE, No. 10 Water Street, to Let. Immediate posses- sion.—Apply, Owens and Son, 9 Water Street. (570 GOOD SHOP and HOUSE centrally situated in the principal street of Rhyl. Immediate possession. Rent an application to Joseph Wil- liams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 543 HOUSES TO BE LET OR SOLD MODEM conveniences, pleasantly situated. Rents from £32 to £50. Also, several good plots of Building Land for Sale cheap.—Apply, W. J. Simcock, Architect, Surveyor, and Valuer, N. & S. Wales Bank Chambers, Rhyl. (146 rpo BE LET — "BOD MEURIG," BATH X STREET, Rhyl. Superior private residence, containing Three entertaining rooms, nine bedrooms, dressing rooms, &c., with all modern conveniences.— Apply Messrs T. Foulkes and Son, Builders, 71 West Parade, or Mr J Shaw Green, 11 Mill Street, Warrinpton. 142 rpO BE LET, a part of a Piece of Land, adjoining I the Gas Works, suitable for a joiner's or builder's yard, &c.-Apply at 16 Church Street. 293 r| *0 LET, in Gronant Street,piece of Land, fenced, JL suitable for builder's or joiner's yard. — Apply 4 Water Street. 231 nPO LET, 2 Marlborough Grove, 2 Sitting, 4 JL Bedrooms, hot and cold bath. Furniture may be taken to. Apply—3 Lake Avenue. 319 Y SFRTH.-TO BE LET OR SOLD, HOUSE, 1) SHOP, Stables, and Premises called "Sum- merhill," situate at Dyserth.-Apply to Mr A Lewis Jones, Solicitor, Rhyl. 320 rpo LET Furnished or Unfurnished—3 Rcoms, X 2 Attics, and use of Bath, Kitchen, and Cooker. Cheap pleasant aspect. Address, H, Journal Office. 325 mo LET, with immediate possession, No. 77» JL Wellington Road, Rhyl, contains 3 Sitting Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Bath, Lavatory, &c.; Good yard electric bells fitted. Rent £ 25.—Apply, Greenhaigh & Ge,,iry, auctioneers, Rhyl. JfcTtsceilaneous* WANTED to purchase—collected, clean Cattle Bones. Apply to the Bone Phosphate and Chemical Co. Ld., Flint N. W. 315 RENCfl.-Le.-sons, Private, or in Classes, Jb Grammar or Conversation, at pupil's own residence if required. Given by a Parisian Lady. Pure accent guaranteed. Madame Boullemier, IS Water Street, Rhyl. 306 ELL-EXPERIENCED GOVERNESS (28), W Certified Musician, A.L.C.M., would be glad to hear of a situation as morning or daily governess to one or two children in Rhyl or neigh- bourhood.—Address B., "Journal" Office. 307 ANTEI)-Tlireo Unfurnished Rooms in W Private House, in or near Bath Street.— Apply T.G., "Rhyl Journal" Office. 291 RS ROBERTS' MANDOLINE & BANJO BAND Practices re-commence Monday next. Members please note new members invited to join, ladies or gentlemen. Instruments provided where not possessed. Fuller particulars from Mrs Roberts, Handel House, High St. (house entrance opposite Victoria Hall). (248 MEMORIAL CARDS.—A large assortment to select from at the Journal Office, and printed on n the best style at reasonable charges.-A ivory card with silver and black corners, and the words With sincere sympathy and condolence from— specially designed to accompany wreaths, 2d each. Don't send scraps of paper or an envelope. ANCING, ALTZING, REVERSING.- All kinds of Ballroom and Fancy Dances taught—private or class lessons.—Handel House School (over Music Warehouse), High Street. (956 IOLIN. MANDOLINE, BANJO, GUITAR, and PIANO Lessons by Miss E Gough L.L.C.V., Handel House School, High St. (956 DRESSMAKING and PATTERN DRAFTING on Cosmopolitan system (no trying on) taught by the only local certificated teacher and agent.—Mrs Roberts; Handel House School, High Street (nearly opposite Post Office). l'upils taught until proficient. (956 INDOW CLEANING.—The oldest profes- sional Window CI"aner in Rhyl. Orders, promptly attended to and neatly done.—Leonard Moxon, 8 Palace Terrace, Wellington Road, Rhyl. 251 D' ALSTON, 13 Windsor Street, Rhyl, ORGAN BUILDER. Repairs, alterations, and removals punctually attended to. Cabinet work repaired, cleaned and polished. (278 ANTED a Singer's Hand Sewing Machine. Cash, or exchange a wringing machine (quite new).— "Beta," Journal Office (26 MRS GREENHOUSE, Registry Office, 37 Al Queen Street, Rhyl, lias at liberty several Cooks. Parlourmaids, Housemaids, and Young Girls. Girls. PING-PONG every evening at the GROS- VENOR HOTEL. TONIC SOL-FA,—An Elementary CLASS (Mixed Voices) will be commenced in CHRIST CHURCH LECTURE HALL, Water Street, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, Oct 29th, at 8 15 for 8.30 sharp. All interested and those wishing for I thorough instruction are cordially invited, as visitors or to join, to the first lesson as above. Systematic preparation for the certificates of the Tonic SoLfa College, Gleen, part-songs, &c, will be included. Nominal subscription only (to cover expenses). Hon. teacher, Mr A Cheethum, member of aud examiner for the Tonic Sol-fa College. Further particulars from the hon see, Mr F H Samuels, 12 Queen Street, Rhyl. 312 A BARGAIN.-Smart RALLI CART by emi nent builder suit horse 15 to 15 2. Cost 45 guineas three years ago. Very little used con- dition equal to new. A rare opportunity. Complete 25 guineas.-Apply Ralli," "Journal" Office, Rhyl. The Bishop of St. Asaph, like his apostolic I predecessor, St Peter, says a contemporary, "goes a fishing." His lordship recently fished the celebrated Dupplin Water in the Earn, and succeeded in landing several salmon, the heaviest of which weighed 241bs. The Bishop was the guest at Aberdalgie House, Perthshire, of Mr Wynne Corrie, who rents these fishings from the Earl of Kinnoull. The Coyrt of Governors of the Cardiff Univer- sity College held its annual meeting on Thurs- day, to find that the College, like most Welsh educational institutions at the present moment, had to face a somewhat unfavourable financial situation. Altogether, a deficit of nearly £ 500 on the year's working had to be met. P. 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A post card will secure the prompt and personal attention of Yours very truly, W. A. BBDDINGrTON, Denbigh House, 16 Edward Henry Street, Rhyl. 239 COMPTON HOUSE, HIGH STREET, RHYL SPECIAL SHOW THIS WEEK. Millinery, Mantles, Jackets, Golf Capes &c., &c. INSPECTION INVITED to our Showrooms. FIRST DELIVERY OF Winter and Autumn Goods, THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, We would also call your attention to the fact that we are holding a large assorted Stock of MANTLES, JACKETS, COSTUMES, FURS, BLOUSES, t., HIGH- CLASS MILLINERY a Speciality. And respectfully ask you to favour us with a call.' J. TALBOTT, 60 High Street, Rhyl ISTAR SUPPLY STORES IMPORTERS AND DISTRIBUTORS of TEA, GENERAL GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS. PATENT MEDICINES AT STORE PRICES Coods Promptly ALL OUR GOODS Speolal Terms Delivered ARE OF to to all Parts of UNDOUBTED FRESHNESS Hotels the Town AND and by our own Vans. HIGH-CLASS QUALITY. Boarding Houses. And supplied at prices showing merely a fractional profit above cost STAR SUPPLY STORES, Agents for Ridgways' Celebrated Teas as supplied to her late Majesty THE QUEEN. Jttcssrs (ftrccnftalgl) (EUavj), TO BE LET OR SOLD. WEST PARADE, RHYL, Newly erected I Y Dwelling houses well suited for Boarding I or High-class Lodging Houses, Well anil Substaut ially built and titled i,it)i Lift and Modern conveniences. For particulars apply to I GREENHALGH & GEARY, 987 Auctioneers, etc., Market St,, Rhyl. TO BE LET OR SOLD.—No. 1 QUEEN-ST. RHY L Corner Shop with large plate-ijlass Window, and Good Dwelling-house attached Immediate possession. For further particulars apply to Mr F. Geary, F.AI.,Auctioneer, &c., Market Street. Rhvl. 155 RHYL.—To Let, Corner House in Victoria -[\' Avenue, Sea Bank Road, containg 2 Enter ( taining Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Bathroom, and usual domestic offices immediate possession Rent S-25 per annum.—Apply Greenhalgh and Geary, Auctioneers, Rhyl. (375 TO BE LET OR SOLD. I ST. ASAPH. Charming Residence, 10 to 15 kj miuutes walk from Cathedral Extensive Gardens and Grounds, Stables and Coach-house, apd (optional) 10 to 15 acres ot Land. Rent and nrice on application to Greenhalgh and Geary, Auctioneers, Rhyl. 192 TO BE LET OR SOLD. MARINE DKIVE, RHYL.—Good Residence. Rent £ 40. Price on application—Green- halgh and Geary, Auctioneers. Rhyl. 193 TO BE SOLD. EXTENSIVE BUSINESS PREMISES in centre -Lj ot Town. Apply, Greenhalgh and Geary, Auctioneers, Rhyl. TO BE LET OR SOLD.—A charming House in a lovely situation known as Victoria Lodge, Victoria Avenue (off Seabank Road) 2 Entertain ing, 5 Bedrooms, Bath, &c. Rent f 25. Vacant) May 1st. Price and further particulars may be ob- tained of Mr Francis <Jearv. Auctioneer, Rhyl. 521 fpO BE LET, with immediate possession, all X handsome and spacious marine- esidence situate and being No 3 EAST PARADE, RHYL, (formerly known as "Sedcley House "), abutting upon the Prommenade and opposite the Pier commanding fine Marine and Mountain views the latter embracing the Carnarvonshire mountain and with a glimpse of Anglesey in the distance. The residence contains large and commodious entertaining rooms, several convenient bedrooms, and the usual domestic oilices appertaining to a gentleman's residence. In addition to the admirable inside accommodation there is good stabling at the rear, and the sanitary arrange- ments of the whole premises are perfect. For further particulars, rent, and for keys, apply to Mr FRANCIS J. GAM LIN, Solicitor, 300) 4 Clwyd Street, Rhyl. WANTED a good INN (free, or tied to a good brewery) with some ground if possible. Sure living trade must be proved. Capital up to £ 250.—Particulars, Roberts & Co., Auctioneers Wellington Chambers, Rhyl. (592

HUMOROUS JOTTINGS. Do nothing in a hurry—unless it be the iatching of fleas a "Why did you name your bady Niagara! Because she roars so." it is tiot (lifFieLilt for a girl to play first fiddle if she knows how to handle her beau. Indians never kiss each other, and having seen a few Indians, we can't blame them. "A little learning is a dangerous thing," as the savage said when he learnt to drink spirits. He: "The best thing to seal a proposal is a kiss, is it not ?." She: "No; the best thing to seal a proposal is a witness. Kitty: "Harry won't take no for an answer." Kate: "How do you lmow" Kitty: "Because I sha'n't give it to him." Cvnthia • "Do you think Frank will love me when I am old, MM ml?" MMIUI: "Well, there s one thing, dear, yon'll soon know." Fiddleback: "When Miss Twilling comes in, will yon tell her that I called?" Butler: Sure, sir, she knows it already." Mrs Prosy: "Renting is quite a passion with my husband." Mrs. Dresser: "So it is with mine when he reads my Milliner's bills. She What a keen little creature that Miss Wisely is." He: "Yes, she cuts me every time there is a chance." How did Sharpton win that 60 dols. of you, Chumpley?" "Bet me that lie could show me a stationary engine running." Iklidger Is it true that Pidger is financially embarrassed?" Didger: "He is awfully in debt, but it doesn't seem to embarrass him." Wife: "I think we are going to have a dreadful thunderstorm." Husband: What, is your mother coming to visit us igain Uncle Simon, what's the difference between a statesman and a politician?" "Tliepolitician pulls the cart and the statesman gets the ride." Mrs. Peck: "Just think of it! Here is a couple who have never quarrelled, and they have been married fifteen years." Henry Peck I Um Another case of parted at the altar." Bessie: "Did you have a nice moonlight drive with Charlie last night?" Tessies: It was lovely. He is such a good all around man." I wouldn't be in Jim Thompson's shoes just now." "Why not?" "He left 'em in the cellar last Monday night, and they dumped four tons of coal on 'em before Jim was up." Customer (looking over the stock): "I can't see a useful thing in all your stock. Silver- smith "Of course you cant. Ihese are all wedding presents." 11 "I am very sorry to hear, Captain Salter, that your wife left you so unceremoniously. "My mistake, sir. I took her for a mate and she proved to be a skipper." Mrs. Grubb: Have ye any more sugar like the last ye sent me." Grocer (briskly) "Yes, _n.1n.1cHlt.. nf it,- How much do you uiauuui) v v- -— -ft want ?{" Mrs. Grubb Don't want none. "There is a nice thing about having two babies in the bouse," said Sleepless. "What is that?" inquired his friend. "Eacli one of them cries so loud you can't hear the other. Patient: If you don't get me well, doctor, you are likely to be stuck." Doctor: How s that?" "I haven't enough money to pay both you and the undertaker." "You are the first girl I ever loved," he sighed. Well, never mind," she replied. "I don't care about that. The point with me is, am I the last girl you are ever going to love?" Jack: "I say, Marie, if thirty-two degrees is the freezing point, I wonder what the squeezing point, is?" Marie: "I don't know, Jack possibly two in the shade." Hicks: "Look at Sniggs flirting with the Rirls over there. I thought you said he was a woman-hater." Wicks: So he is, but the woman lie hates is not here." "Fritz, what are you doing there?" said the mother to her boy sliding down the banisters. "Making trousers for orphans, said Fritz. "Yes," said a lawyer who was defending 'a murderer, "the prisoner at the bar will prove an alibi. Gentlemen, he shall prove that the murdered man wasn't there Chatty Old Bachelor: Most r'mark'ble like- ness between those two children, nurse. Nurse: "Yessir; twins, sir." Old Gentleman: What, both of them?" Hubby: "Yes, dear, you look nice in that dress; but it cost me a heap of money." Wifie: "Freddie dear, what do I care for money when it is a question of pleasing you ? A man up town intending to take a pinch of snuff, took a wife at a pinch. He discovered his error when he found she was not to be sneezed at. He: Did Westlake make a favourable impression when, he called the other night?" She: "Not particularly so-for himself. He accidentally sat down on his hat." First Spinster: "What do you think the coming man will be like?" Second Spinster (wearily): "Oh, I don't know. I don't believe he's coming. I have given up loolcingforiiim." She (at a fancy-dress ball): "Do you think my costume becoming?" He (with enthusiasm): "Yes, indeed; but you would be lovely in any disguise."