Rhyl Journal

SPECIAL NOTICE. MILK! MILK!! MILK! BUT YOUR MILK FROM The Finest Dairy Farm in North Wales, BODRHYDDAN, RHUDDLAN. Having been favoured by Mrs Rowley Conwy with a supply of NEW MILK, FRESH TWICE DAILY, FRESH CREAM and NEW LAID EGGS, A. E. ZDEZtTi-TIZLTG- begs, with personal attention, to have the kind patronage of the Rhyl Residents. 0 A sample of One Pint of Milk will be sent on receipt of a post card. Milk delivered twice daily to all parts of the town. Please Note the Address- A. E, DENNING, St. David's Cafeand Dairy, 13Water-st RHYL. 150 Salig b)1 a uctton. By Mr JOSEPH WILLIAMS Short Notice of Sale. 3 PLASTIRION TERRACE, RHYL. MONDAY NEXT, 24th OCTOBER, 1910. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed by Mrs Goulding (the above Residence having been let with immediate possession) to Sell by Auction the surplus antique and modern Household Furniture. very briefly comprising :—Very line MASSIVE UPRIGHT PIANO, Iron frame, full trichord overstrung, Ivory keys, in superior Walnut Case, quite a modern Instrument, and equal to new, cost 42 guineas cash Gent's CHIPPEN- DALE WARDROBE fitted with 5 sliding trays, 4 drawers, in good condition, antique 6ft English Oak Kitchen Dresser with 7 drawers, under cupboard, and 3 tier shelves excellent large size enamelled Gas Cooker, equal to new, cost £6 10s 2 Mahogany Cheffionieres, Walnut Dining Room Suite in green figured Plush, also Bedroom appointments and Kitchen utensils, Singer's Sewing Machine, &c. On view morning of Sale. Salo at 2-30 o'clock. Auctioneer's Estate Offices, County Cham- bers, 4 Queen Street, Rhyl, Tel 179, and Stafford Chambers, Prestatyn. 181 RHYL, NORTH WALES. 1 To be ottered tor Sale by Public Auction at the ROYAL HOTEL, RHYL. on TUES. DAY, the 25th OCTOBER, 1910, at o'clock in the afternoon, by MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS (subject to Conditions of Sale), the following Valuable Freehold Dwelling-houses situate at Rhyl, viz Lot I.-Nos 1, 2 and 3 GWYBR TERRACE, VALE ROAD. Each House contains 2 Sitting Rooms, 6 Bedrooms, Vesti- bule Entrance, Kitchens, Pantry, Bathroom and w.c., with Wash house and w.c. in yard. LOT 2.—Nos 1, 2,3 & 4 SISSON STREET. Each House contains 2 Sitting Rooms, 6 Bed. rooms, Vestibule Entrance, 2 Kitchens, Pan- try, Scullery, Bathroom, and w.c. inside and outside. Also GWYBR COTTAGE, SISSON STREET, which contains 1 Sitting Room, 4 Bedrooms, Vestibule Entrance, Kitchen and w.c., with Wash-house in Yard. Both lots will be offered together in the first instance, and if not thus sold will be put up separately. The property is most conveniently situated on the main road from Rhyl to Dyserth, Rhuddlan and St. Asaph, and in close proxim- ity to the Rhyl Railway Station. Vendor's Solicitor: JOHN DAVIES, Esq, Denbigh. Lot 3. Charming Residence, known as LORETO, PALACE AVENUE, RHYL; comprising 2 Reception Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, large Hall, 2 Kitchens, Pantry, Bath Room, Lavatory, with Wash-house, Coal-house, and W. C. in Yard. '"? r. vendor's solicitors MfcSSKS UULU tUWAKUS AND CO., Denbigh. Lot 4.-T woResidences known as CRAIG- BANK and WOODLEIGH, HIGHFIELD PARK each containing 2 Entertaining Rooms, 4 Bedrooms, Vestibule Hall, 2 Kitchens, Bath Room, Lavatory and W.C., with Coal-house and W.C. in Yard. Gardens back and front. I Lot 5.—Valuable Dwelling-house known as HIGHFIELD HOUSE, CHURTON ROAD, containing 2 Sitting Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Hall, Kitchens, Pantries, Bath Room and W.C., Coal and Cycle Sheds in Yard. Large Garden, with small Greenhouse. Lot 6. —Excellent Residence known as GREYHURST, CHURTON ROAD, contain- ing 3 Entertaining Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bath Room, W.C., with Greenhouse, Coal and Tool Houses in Yard. Also Garden and Lawn. Yendoi's Solicitors: MESSRS BROMLEY, SCOTT AND CO-, Rhyl. For further particulars apply at the Auction- eer's Offices, County Chambers, 4 Queen Street, Rhyl Tel. 179 or to the Vendors' Solicitors as above. 159 Any Sale entrustea to Mr Joseph Williams Auctioneer, 4 Queen Street, Rhyl, will receive his prompt and personal attention, with a guarantee of IMMEDIAT Cash SETTLEMENT Very Large Warehouse for Storing Furniture Sale Rooms at ft Queen Street, open daily inspection invited. Xmas Season, 1910-11 PRIVATE XMAS ARE NOW GREETING CARDS READY at Taylor's 21 HIGH STREET '— p RHYL. WE LEAD with originality and daintiness, combined with Reasonable Prices Choice designs from 2s per dozen. 1 attern Books f-eun to any address on application. SECURE THE BEST DESIGNS BY ORDERING EARLY Queen's Skating Rink RHYL. WINTER SESSIONS. Open Daily 10-30, 2-30, and 7. BAND IN ATTENDANCE Monday, Wednesday Thursday aud Saturday, evenings. VJ2 each Afternoon and Evening, X J-lsl U HXiO 2-30 and 7 p.m. Admission to Rink and Pictures, Threepence. It including Hire of Skates, Sixpence. Do., Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, Admibsion 9d. 126 Preliminary Announcement. A Grand Test Concert, Will be held in the C.M. Lecture Hall, Rhuddlan, on Thursday, Nov. 3rd, 191o. CHALLENGE SOLO open to Ladies. Do. do. open to Gentlemen. Do. do. open to competitors who have not previously won prizes in open Competition. Challenge Recitation open to competitors under 16 yeas of age. Challenge Recitation open to competitors over 16 years of age. For further particulars see posters and announce- ments or mlllke application to the Secretary. WM. H. JONES, Rhydyddauddwr, Rhuddlan,S.O, 11 jSaUg Eg Auction, By Messrs WALLIS & SCOTT PRESTATYN, NORTH WALES. To Builders, Speculators, Investors and others. Important Sale of Valuable Freehold Building Sites. MES8RS~WALLIS~AMr SCOTT have been favoured with instructions from the Trustees (under the authority of the Charity Commissioners for England and Wales) to offer for Sale by Public Auction, at the Roy AL VICTORIA HOTEL, PRESTATYN, on MONDAY, the 24th OCTOBER, 1910, at 3 p.m., subject to conditions to be then and there produced and read, the Valuable Freehold Building Site comprising 1040 square yards or thereabouts and having a frontage of 112 feet to the High Street. The above property. which is known as Church I Terrace, constitutes one of the finest Building Sites in Prestatyn, and is admirably adapted for the erection of business premises, for which there is a great demand. If not sold in one lot, the site will be divided into two lots, particulars of which may be ob- tained from the Auctioneers. Further information may be obtained from the Auctioneers at their offices, High Street, Prestatyn, or MESSRS CAMON, FARMER & CO., Solicitors, 137 St. Werburgh Street, Chester. Rhyl Operatic Society. TOWN HALL, RHYL ON Thursday, 10th November, 1910. The Members will present the charming Four-Act play entitled LIBERTY HALL (R. C. Carton). Blanche Chilworth Miss BEATRICE HAUGHTDN Amy Chilworth Miss FLORENCE PARRY (Daughters of the late Sir Norman Chilworth). Mr Owen MR J. D. ASHER Hon. Gerald Harringay.MR W. J. HOLLMAN William Todman MR BERT JONES (An admirer of the late Charles Dickens). J. Brigginshaw MR W. S. ROHERTS Mr Pedrick, a Solicitor. MR EBBY HUGHES Mr Hickson (Brother and sister and, MR GEO WILLIAMS Miss Hickson ) friends of Wm Todman t Miss LOUIE KIRh Robert Einkg, Todman's shop boy..MR STERLING LEWIS Crafer, Todman's servant Miss ELSIE H"oD Luscombe, servant MR STANLEY BELL Sccncs I, Chilworth; II, III, IV, The back parbur of William Todman's shop. Beautiful scenery a,,d effect,. Music, carols, etc. Doors open 7-30. Commencing at 8 p.m. Plan at W adswortli's. 2/ 1/ 6d. 184 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. RHYL AMATEUR DRAMATIC SOCIETY. The first performance of the above Society will take place in the New Pavilion On Thursday, Nov. 24th, When The Importance of being Earnest," By OSCAR WILDE, will be produced. (160 TOWN HALL, RHYL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, 1910. A Tea Party and Test Concert Will be held on the above date io connectio with TABERNACLE, WATER STREET. Special Challenge Solo Open to all voices. Prizg Handsome Silver Cup. I THE RHYL JUVENILE CHOIR, Priza winners at the National ^Eisteddfod, will take part. ENTRIES FOR CHALLEGE SOLO to be in the hands of the (Secretary, not later than the let of November, Pnil. Trehearue, Princes Street, Rhyl. Tea on the Tables 4-30 to 5-30. Concert to commence 7-30. ADMISSION-Tea and Concert (1st Seats), Is. 6d. Tea and Concert (2nd Seats), 18. Limited number of Back Seats at Concert 6d. I RI .l.V.I. To Property Owners, Builders, and Others. If you require auy CARTAGE to be done, apply to EDWIN F. JONES, 16 Aquarium Street, Rhyl. ANY AMOUNT AND QUALITY OF HOUSEHOLD COAL ON SALE. Terms on Application. 72 THE mosp IMPORTANT POINT TO CONSIDER when giving instructions for a SALE BY AUCTION is:" WHEN WHALL I RECEIVE A COMPLETE SETTLE- MENT?" To be quite certain of an im- mediate cash settlement give your instructions to I C. Wesley Haslam, who makes a practice of settling all sales given to him DAY FOLLOWING DAY OF SALE, and who will give a written guarantee to that effect. I Prompt personal Attention. Reasonahlfl Chnropq Prompt Settlements. CASH ADVANCED (if required) on receiving instructions to sell; or, if preferred, will purchase outright the whole or part contents of house of furniture up to any amount. Enquiries invited. Telephone 70. (50 Football. The game between the Christ Church School and 'he Church School teams, yesterday, ended in a draw, two goals each. The Rhyl Celts opened their football season with a trial match on -Thursday, Greens v White, the result being a wiu fur the Greens by 3 goals (scorer, F Lawion) to nil. sraieg o-v aurtton. By Mr CHAS. P. SHEFFIELD To Capitalists, Investors, and others. RHIEW BANK AVENUE Axn ALBERT PLACE. TOWN OF COLWYN BAY. Sale of Valuable Freehold Properties, MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 24TH, 1910. CHAS. P. SHEFFIELD, F.A.I., has been favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction, at THE METROPOLE HOTEL, OOL WYN BAY, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, under conditions of Sale to be then produced and read, the following Important Properties. LOT 1. All that substantially built and well-appointed Modern Residence known as "CLOUGH HOUSE," Rhiew Bank Avenue, containing Dining Room, Drawing Room and Breakfast Room, Kitchen and Scullery, Bathroom, W.C., and 8 Bedrooms Yard, with Wash-house, Coal- house and W.C. LOT 2. All that substantially built and well-appointed Modern Residence known as 11 FALLOW. FIELD," containing Dining Room, Drawing Room and Breakfast Room, Kitchen, Scullery, and 6 Bedrooms, Bathroom and W.C., and Yard with Wash-house, Coal-house and W.C. LOT 3. All that substantially built and well-appointed Modern Residence known as "WILL A W- DENE," Rhiew Bank Avenue, containing Dining Room, Drawing Room, and Breakfast Rooms, Kitchen, Scullery, Bath Room, W.C., and 6 Bedrooms, Yard with Wash-house, Coal- house, and W.C. LOT 4. All those three well-built Dwelling Houses being and numbered 1, 2, and 3, ALBERT PLACE, each containining Sitting Room, Large Kitchen, and 2 Bedrooms, and Yard with Coal-house, and W.C. There is a V-foot road to the back of all the above lots. LOl 5. A Piece of Land at the rear of the above, containing 750 square feet or thereabouts, suitable for the erection of Coach House or Stable. For further particulars, apply to the Auction- eer, Gladstone Buildings, Bodfor Street, Rhyl (Tel. 60), and at Mold (Tel. 20), or to T. AMOS JONES, Esq, 147] Solicitor, Rhyl. ABERGELE SMITHFIELD. MONDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1910. CHAS. P. SHEFFIELD, F.A.I., solicits favours for his next Sale in the above Mart. 1,000 Cattle and over 1,500 Sheep and Lambs sold last Sale. A much improved trade for Fat Stock. Fat Cattle sold up to 1:18 12s. 6d., a Lancashire buyer taking 10. Fat Lambs up to 27s. Early entries, so that the trade may be advised, will greatly oblige. Offices :—Bodfor St., Rhyl. (Tel. 60.) (177 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, at 12 o'clock' TAJSBALLT FARM, HENRHYD (2 miles from Conway Station). HAS P. SHEFFIELD, F.A.I., is favoured CHAS P. SHEFFIELD, F.A.I., is favoured with instructions from Mr Evan Davies (who is leaving) to Sell by Auction the whole of the Valuable Farm Stock, viz. 34 grand Dairy Cattle and Young Stock, Welsh Cobs, Sheep, Pigs, Poultry, Produce Growing Crops, Threshing Machine, Imple- ments, Dairy Utensils, and the valuable Old Oak and Other Furniture. Credit to Llanrwst May Fair. Discount for Cash. Full particulars in future advertise- ments. Offices Bodfor Street, Rhyl (Tel 60). 178 —na—RAWWM—WBBTOMI——^ Chas. P. Sheffield, F.A.I AUCTIONEER, Valuer, House. Estate, and Insurance Agent and Fire Assessor, Certificated Bailiff. (Assisted by RICHARD PEARCE), T S now booking suitable dates for the Autumn Furniture Sales Low terms. Personal attention. All Sales, large or small, settled on day of Salt. Offices: Gladstone Buildings (near Station I Rhyl. Tel. 60. 99, -mrrvtTrgni IIIIMI ihii iiirMwmTiTTnmninanmMmagjimMmMMmwMi j&ottm Flintshire Education Committee. WANTED, Uncertificated Assistant Master for TV Greenfield Council Mixed School, and Un- certificated Assistant M's reaa for Flint C. E. Mixed School. Salary 1;45, rising to 955. Forms of application may be obtained from J Bevan Evans, County Education Offices, Mold, on receipt of a stamped addressed foolscap envelope. 172 Flintshire Education Committee. APPLICATIONS are invited for the Posts of TUTORS for Supplemental Teachers' Classes to be held at Holywell, Flint, Shotton or Queens- ferry, and Rh 1. Full particulars may be obtained from the DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION, Mold. 1S5 hhyl Orchestral Society. SEASON 1910-1911. Musical Director Horace Haselden, Esq. Orchestral functions of the above Society will cornnienco this (Friday) evening, Oct. 21st, in the CHURCH HOUSE, at 7-30 p.m. Instrumentalists desirous of joining, please comnaunicate with the Hon. Sec., Mr F. S. JENKS, Vaenol. (187 -IUo' POPULAR SCIENCE lECTURES. Mr W. BEZANT LOWE, M.A., F-C-S (Late Lecturer on H. M.S. Britannia, Dartmouth) Will give a Course of SIX LECTURES In the Church House, Rhyl, By kind permission of the Vicar, On TUESDAYS, at 7-15 p.m. Oct. 25th—" The Great Ice Age in North Wales." Nov. 8th—" The Life of the Ocean." Nov. 22ad—"The History of a Piece of Coal." Feb. 7th-11 Volcanoes." Feb. 21st—" Extinct Volcanoes of North Wales." March 7th—"The Origin of the Lakes of North Wales." ——— Tickets, 1/- each, to be obtained at the "Journal", Othce, or of the Lecturer, at Caer Carw, Llanfair- fechan, 139 .¡yr1"t:o:r TO PROPERTY OWNERS. DUTIES ON LAND VALUES. f] WESLEY HASLAM will be pleased vA to advise Clients with regard to the DUTIES ON LAND VALUES, and make out returns on their behalf. Prompt j attention. Moderate chargca. Tel. 70. 98 I &aug ttjp By Mr C. WESLEY HASLAM 7 JOHN STREET, RHYL. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25TH, 1910. SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION of the whole of the Household Furniture and effects, consisting of Cheflionieres, Dining Suites in Mahogany, upholstered in hair Pier Glasses, Wicker and Bamboo Chairs and Stands, Ladies' and Gents' Easies, Oak Round Table, Mahogany Ditto, Rosewood Table on pillar and claws, Draughts Table, several Cases and Stuffed Birds, Brass- mounted Curbs and Fire Implements, Linos, Carpets, Mats and Rugs, Drawing-room Suite, Brass-mounted and Iron Bedsteads, Spring, Wool and Hair Mattresses, two Prime Feather Beds, Feather Bolsters and Pillows, four Chests of Drawers, Toilet Glasses, Washstands, Towel Rails, Singer Sewing Machine in working order, Arm Chairs, four Windsor Chairs, Bentwood Chairs, Mangle, Set of Steps, Kitchen and Scullery Utensils, Bed and Table Linen, Blankets, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass Ware, etc. C WESLEY HASLAM has "been favoured • with instructions from Miss Malings (who is leaving the town) to Sell by Auction, on the above date and premises. Sale to commence at 2 p.m. prompt. Terms Cash. Goods on View Morning of Sale. The House to Let with early possession. Auctioneer's Offices, Town Hall, Chambers, Tel. 70, Rhyl. 194 Important Announcement. HARBOUR HOUSE, The Vorud, RHYL. Important and Highly Attractive Unreserved SALE of ValuableHOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE and EFFECTS, briefly consisting of noble and costly oft. 6in. Fumed-Oak Side- board, splendid Mahogany Telescopic Din- ing Table with two loose leavea, six hand- somely carved Oak Dining Chairs, fine old Oak Welsh Dresser with plate rack baok and a quantity of Willow-pattern Dishes, 4ft. 6in. Roll-top Desk in oak, fitted with pigeon-holes and drawers, and beautifully carved; Fire-proof Safe, superior Inlaid Linoleums, Office Chairs, magnificent Ma- hogang D-end Table on turned legs, two Oak Tables with tiled tops, Office Ftttings, Hall Chairs in oak, handsome Divan Chair upholstered in crimson saddlebags, splendid Sheraton Bureau Bookcase, handsomely in- laid Occasional Chairs and Tables, Pier Glasses, fine-toned Pianoforte by Stedall and Co., London valuable Oil-paintings, China and Ornaments, Mahogany Cup- boards with glazed doors, fine 4ft. Fumed Oak Bedroom Suite, 3ft 6in Solid Walnut ditto, Magnificent Bedroom suite in the Sheraton Style, handsomely inlaid and con- sisting of Wardrobe with two oval bevelled minors, Washstand with marble slab and back, Dressing Table with swing glass, Pedestal Cupboard, two Chairs and Bedstead to match; Brass-mounted Bedstead,Combina- tion Bedstead, Spring Mattresses, Hair ditto, Child's Cot, Satin-Walnut Dressing Chest, Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Kitchen Fur- niture and effects. C WESLEY HASLAM has been favoured • with instructions from Mrs Hawthorne to Sell by Auction (without reserve), on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27TH, 1910. Sale to commence at 1-30 p.m. prompt. Terms: Cash. On View from 2 to 5 in the afternoon, Wednesday, October 26th, and Morning of Sale. Catalogues may be obtained from the Auc- tioneer seven days prior to sale. The Auctioneer wishes to call special atten- tion to this sale, as the Furniture is of excellent quality, and well worth the attention of those on the look-out for really good articles The Auction and Estate Offices, Town Hall Chambers, Rhyl. Tel. 70. 195 RBYL, MELIDEN, and BHUDDLAN. Important Sale of Valuable Freehold Properties and Building Land. To be Sold by Auction by C WESLEY HASLAM, at the QUEEN'S HOTEL, RHYL, on MONDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1910. at 4 o'clock in the afternoon precisely, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then declared. Lot I.-All that valuable piece of BUILD- ING LAND, containing an area of 3990 square yards or thereabouts, situate close to Meliden Station and the main road. This land is ripe for immediate development, being situ- ated in a rapidly rising district where houses are in great demand. A plan has been pre- pared showing how it can be developed by dividing into seven Building Plots, upcn which could be elected fourteen Semi-detached Villas or Bungalows, and such plan may be inspected prior to the Sale at the office of the Vendor's Solicitor, or at time of Sale. Vendor's Soli- citor, Mr F J Gamlm, Solicitor, Rhyl. Lot 2.—All those four valuable Freehold Dwelling-houses, situate and being Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4, HIGH FIELD-TERRACE, HYLAS BACH, RHUDDLAN, together with the Gar- dens and Appurtenances thereto, and produc- ing an annual rental of £ 40. Vendor's Soli- citors, Messrs Gold Edwards and Co., Solicitors, Denbigh. Lot 3.—All those well-built recently-erected Semi detached Freehold Villas, known as "SANDOWN" and "WOODBOROUGH," HYLAS HOAD, RHUDDLAN, together with the Gardens and Appurtenances thereto, con- taining an area of 822 square yards or there- abouts, and now in the respective occupations of Mrs Griffiths and Mr Wood Taylor. These houses are attractive in appearance, and pleasantly situated. Lot 4.—All those two stone-built Freehold Cottages, SItuate and being 3 and 4, BURGEDIN TERRACE, PARLIAMENT STREET, IHUDDLAN, with the Gardens and Appurtenances thereto, and now in the occupation of Mis3 Jones and Mr Chantrey, and producing a gross annual rental of £ 12 12s. These Cottages have a good Garden, and are close to the Castle. Lot 5.—All those six Freehold Dwelling- houses, situate and being 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15, ROSEHILL-TERRACE, MILL BANK ROAD, RHYL, and producing a gross annual rent of £104. t. Z, Lot 6.—All that Freehold Dwelling-house, sitnate and being 1, KINMEL-TERRACE, SOUTH KINMEL-STREET, RHYL, pro- ducing a gross annual rental of £ 18 4s, and now in the occupation of Miss Harris. Solicitor for Lots 3, 4, 5 and 6, Mr J Pierce Lewis, Solicitor, Rhyl and Prestatyn. N.B.—The whole of the properties are well tenanted, in a good state of repair, pleasantly situate in a growing neighbourhood, and well worthy of the attention of Speculators and others. Further particulars may be obtained from the respective Solicitors, or of the whole of the Lots from the Auctioneer, at his Offices, The Auction and Estate Offices Town Hall Chambers, Rhyl. Tel. 70. 196 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, 1910. AROADE AUCTION MART, Rhyl. Unreserved Sale of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Roses Fruit Trees, &c. 67 i&aleg bl1 Auction. By Mr C. WESLT-Y HASLAM I No Reserve No Reserve AROADE AUCTION MART, Rhyl MONDAY, OCTOBER 24th, 1010. Unreserved Sale of Choice Dutch Flower Bulbs, Direct from Holland. Catalogues upon appli. cation. C WESLEY HASLAM, Auctioneer. « 191 Short Noticejof Sale. STANLEY COTTAGE, STANLEY PARK, RHYL. C WESLEY HASLAM has been favoured • with instructions from Mr James (who is giving up the premises) to Sell by Auction, without reserve, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER no. i -• t.1 r'Io 9 4oin, 1.11 V, 14 Pigs, 20 Couples Poultry (mostly pure bred), 2 Ducks and Drake, Hear- son Incubator, Egg Testing Lantern, Phipps Foster Mother, Lawn Mower, Garden Roller, 2 Iron Pig Troughs, Summer House, Poultry Houses, Quantity of wire netting, Garden tools, 2 Galvanized corn bins, Bone-mill, Wheel Bar- row, a large quantity of Plants and Cuttings, Rose Trees, Cabbages, and other numerous items. Sale to commence at 2 p.m. Auctioneer's Offices, Rhyl. 192 T UESDA Y, NO VEMBEirsrhTTblIJ. AROADE AUCTION MART, Rhyl Next Periodical Sale of Household Furniture will take place as above. Early entries invited. HI3 Other Sales in course of Preparation. A complete settlement of all Sales Day following Day of Sale. Enquiries invited. -.¥ lict. ,.10 LET (lmmtdiate possession) Stable with o Stalls and loose box, Coach-house, two large Lofts, and Stable Yard, also Shippon. For rent and further particulars apply—Haslam, Surveyor, Rhyl. 189 t10 LET, Bryntirion Farm, Rhyl, with about X- 1Oj acres of land, from 31st March, 1911.- Williams and Williams, Solicitors, Rhyl. (186 Williams and Williams, Solicitors, Rhyl. (186 RENT £ 1S, NO. IO Oxford Grove. To Let, 2 Sut;ng, 3 Kedroonis, Bath h. and c., w.c. —Apply, Roberis, 14 Aquarium Street. (173 STABLING, Coach-house and Lofts to Let k3 Apply. Elwy Hall. 171 ALEXANDRA HOTEL, RHYL.—To be Let, A, with immediate posscssioa.—Apply, J. W,, 10 West Parade, Rhyl. 153 TO BE LET, with immediate possession—No 1 Marian Villas, Rhuddlan, containing, on the ground floor, entertaining room, breakfast room, kitchen and the usual offices on the firRt floor, three bedrooms, bathroom and w.c. and on the second floor, two bedrooms. Hot and cold water. Large garden at the back. X o. 2 Marian Villas also to be Let as and from the first of November, 1910. For further particulars apply to the Bodrhyddan Estate Offices, Rhuddlan, S.O. (14S 1^0 BE LET, aF; and from the 29th jof September, i 1910, TANYBRYN FARM, in the Parish of Cwm, near Rhuddlan, containing 105 acres 3 roods 7 poles. The land is mostly all old good pasture. For further particulars apply to Mr W Conwy Bell, Bodrhyddan Estate Offices, Rhuddlan, S O. 149 TO NURSERYMEN AND OTHERS. 4 O LET, Stanley Cottage and Gardens, contain- J ing about 3,554 square yards of land, situate on Rhuddlan Road, an,1 comprising a well-stocked Orchard, Market Gardea, Greenhouse 54ft. by 1,5ft. (Vinery), Potting Shed, Hen-house and Bungalow containing Parlour, Kitchen, Scullery and two Large Bedrooms, and Outhouses. Pos- session lRt November. For further particulars npply :—Richard Jones and Co., 3 Gladstone Buildings, Rhyl. (127 SPACIOUS HOUSE, containing 20 rooms, situate over The Paragon. 64 Hieh Street. Rhcl separate entrance admirably suited for commercial hotel or boarding house; will be let at nominal, rent to good tenant.—Apply at The Paragon. 113 VALUABLE Business Premises, in Queen T Street, to be Let on lease, or Sold (Freehold). Adaptable for any business.—Apply, A. Lewis Jone?, Solicitor, Rhyl. (83 GOOD OFFICES TO LET at Dominal rental.— Apply, Ptkrhgon, 64 High Street, Rhyl. 115 ROUaLEl N, Bath Street, Rhyl.—TO BE LET, with immediate possession, dwelling house nod premises containing spacious enirance hall, three entertaining rooms, six bedrooms, and ail the usual domestic offices. The premises are situ- ate near the church, station, poet office and promenade. Rant f40 per lannum. For {further particulars apply Mr F. J. Gamlin, Solicitor, Rhyl. 93 TO LET, 2 Houses in Water Street, 2 reception, 7 bedrooms, bath, hot and cold water rent, £ 22 IDs,—Haslam, Surveyor, Rhyl. 19 rpO LET—An Excellent House in River Street, JL near Parade; all conveyances. Rent £ 33. H.v<lam, Surveyor, Rhyl. 20 ROUSES TO LET, unfurnished nicely situa .< ted; rents, Elo- and £ 16 per anuuni.- Apply, Ernest Jones, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 856 fjTO Blacksmiths and Carriage Builders and J. others. —Premises suitable for this business to let at Rhyl. Rent low. -Apply, Haslam, Surveyor Rhyl. 731 1 BODFOR STREET.—Excellent Shop and -LU House, recently decorated and repaired, low rent to good tenant.—Joseph Williams, Estate Agent. 559 rI^O LET, House and Shop at 175 Wellington JL Road good position.—Apply, Owens and Sons, 9 Water Street, Rhyl. 174 A EDWARD HENRY STREET.—Good House T for letting purposes, with connection.—Apply, Joseph Williams, Auctioneer, &c.. Rhyl. 545 ri^O LET, Unfurnished, in best part of Rhyl, JL fronting the soa, a House containing six reception rooms, 10 bedrooms, bath room; modern sanitary improvements lift. Also another, similarly situated, containing two reception rooms and 5 bedrooms.—Apply, T. Whitley, builder, Rnyl- 318 TO BE LET, HOUSE AND SHOP, 29 High Street, Rhyl. Good Shop and large House, with 3 Sitting Rooms, 6 Bedrooms, and usual domestic offices.-For full particulars and rent, apply J. Shaw Green & Co., Incorporated Account- ants, 11 Mill Street, Warrington. (962 rO BE LET with mmediate possession ,that commodious and convenient dwelling house known as St. Kilda, Bath Street, Rhyl. The house contains large and convenient entertaining rooms, bedroma, &c., and aiso all of the usual domestic offices.-For particulars, apply Messrs J.Shaw Green & Co., Incorporated Accountants, Warrington (321 SPECIAL NOIICE. TO LET, with immediate possession, excellent Houses on the West Parade. Suitable for Boarding Estaliihments.-For particulars, apply to Joseph Williams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 7 C^HEAP HOUSE in Sisson Street. Rent £ 16 — J Apply, Jos. Williams. Auctioneer Rhyl. 861 auartmtnt5 QUEEN STREET.—Comfortable Apar tments, good cooking, piano: from 10s. weekly. A., Journal Office. 176 UNNY Front Combined R-om to Let. Apply-S., c/o Miss Guthrie, Kinmel Street. 145 W- INTER APARTMENTS. — Home fr^ home. 3 doors from promenade. Good couking, every accommodation, bath, well rpcom- mended, moderate.—Marlow, 7* Butterton Road. 117 WINTER APARTMENTS.—Special facilities W for invalids best position; moderate terms.-75 West Parade. lU4 COMFORTABLE Winter APARTMENTS for either Lady and Gentleman, two Gentlemen, ir two Ladies good cooking and attention very moderate terms; board if desired.—Apply, Mrs Rogers, Bodew House, Edward Henry St 76 RHYL. — Winter Apartments. Moderate terey. Good cookiDg and attendance.—Mrs Kins 35 River Street. 56 | e-T ESTABLISHED I39G. I P Should You Require your I a P. H 0 g Piano, Harmonium, or Organ g | EFFICIENTLY TUNED or J 00 REGULATED by an EXPERT SEND FOR | W.A. BEDDIAGTON, RHYL. 1 T. M J EDWARDS IS NOW SHOWING] VL AUTUMN NOVELTIES, IN Millinery, Mantles, and Costumes. A VISIT OF INSPECTION WILL BE ESTEEMED.' COMPTON HOUSE, RHYL. George H. Owens, Purveyor of Meat, 51a HIGH STREET (' so. n'jf ) ?\"FY"Y And 177 WELLINGTON ROAD Atli I L., (Opposite Palace Avenue) T MEAT of the FINEST QUALITY (ALL HOME-FED; FRESH DAILY. Sausages, Corned Beef, and Pickled Tongue Orders for Welsh Mutton sent per post or rail to all parts of the Kingdom, and will receive personal attention. 105 ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS* A. & B. SANDOE. 11 be North Wales Gilders, Picture Framers & Mount Cutters Experts in the Cleaning and Restoring of Valuable Paintings. Old Engravings bleached, restretched and framed in Hogarth and Bartlozzi Mouldings. Regilding with our Special 22 carat Shadeless Gold leaf. All our Gold Work is guaranteed tc last a quarter of a century. Picture Framing in every description of the Newest and most Up-to-date Mouldings. Over twenty thousand feet always in Stock. A special set of patterns in Polished Natural Wood suitable for High-class Photo Enlargement Frames, &c., &c. Having found it necessary to enlarge our Framing Department and add to our Staff, we are able to turn out urgent orders at a few hours' notice. NOTE OUR ADDRESS- CAXTON HOUSE, BODFOR ST., RHYL Showrooms-Wellington Chambers, Wellington Road. 109 '——————— I Co tit oUY or Hct HouSES TO BE LET OR SOLD, pleasantly JLjL situated, moderate rentR. Also good LAND FOR SALE in various parts of Rhyl, &c. An excellent opportunity for those desiring a good investment. Apply to W. J. Simcock, Architect, Surveyor, and Estate Agent, "Newlyn,' Crescent Road, Rhyl (193 Urgiotrk) (Dfftccs for crbanUs VI ISS JANDRELL'S REGISTRY OFFICE t! for Respectable Servant?, at 22 Queen Street Rhyl. 688 UAantra. T0 BUY a Block of Two Houses, containing X Parlour, two Kitchens, and three Bedrooms. —Apply to Joseph Williams, Auctioneer, Rbvl. ST I JWSccliaiuous. MRS COOKE, 4 Buttertoa Road., is now show t. ing a select and choice assortment of Autumn and Winter MILLINERY. Inspection n vited. 96 MORTGAGES.— £ 10 OOO to Let out on Mort- L gage on Freehold Properties from 4 per cent interest.—Apply C. Wesley Haslam, Town H-11, Rhyl. 732 OOOK DEBTS PURCHASED, cash down, any i) district. — W. Jackson, 26 Corporation Street Manchester. MDLLE ROMA, Diplomce, in her Studies o n the HanJ," daily. 30a Queen Street Hours, 10 to 12-33. 3 to 9 p.m. 572 VfADAME DORE, Scientific Delineator •-tJ- of Character, daily at Queen's Arcade, n raacs to Skating Rink, Rhyl. Hours from 10 a m. 81 MADAME SADLER, Clairvoyante & Psycho" metriet. Attendance Diily from 11 a m 12-i Wellington Rood, Rbyl. 134 COSTUM ES.-La.dies' own material, made from c lOa. 6d. Good Style and Fit. Renovations. Sp°cial attention.—Miss Tudor, 30 Queen Sr. 138 IF you want good COFFEE, trj WILLIAMS A?rn CO.. 2 Queen Street. Rhyl 78 P fcminoDnuiTt WANTED a Clean Tidy Gcneral for an easy TT place. Apply from 7 to S o'clock at night. Eden Cottage, Paradise Street, 190 \T7ANTED, A Smart Office Boy.—Apply to Mr » F. J G»mlin, Solicitor, Rhyl. 122 mkXINERY ANI7~fancy SALTes. ITS RANTED Young Lady Apprentice for Mil- » linery ard FIlDCY Sales. Commencing wages.—Apply M. J. Edwards, Compton House. 123 MILLINERY-Apprentice wanted immediately. Mrs Cooke, 4 Butterton.Road, Rhyl. 120 WAN TED Well-educated outh as Apprentice. Apply P J Ashfield, M.Ph.S,, L.D A.H., Cash Chemist, Rhyl. 108 GR LAWRENCE, Pharmaceutical Chemist • (by Exam.), 20 High Street, has a vacancy for a well educated youth as Apprentice. 50 DRAPERS — Young Lady Apprentice Wan ted commencing wages.—Apply, Hubbard's, 5 Wellington Road. 660 JJropcrtB SHantcir. ù WANTED to Purchase, a block of Freehol Property in Rhyl. Give situation, pric^ &c., to E, "Journal" Office, Rhyl 706 Apartments* 4 BELLE \LE TERRACE, Bath Street.— Private rooms now vacant; others for 20th inst. Also Board-residence by arrangement, for winter or permanency. Recommended. 891 MRS BURGESS, Fron Wendon, 57 West Parade, Rhyl. Comfortable Apartments, sea view, near Pavilion. Moderate terms. 442 SEA VIEW. Comfortable Apartments good cookiDg—Mrs Wocd, 1 Aquarium Street. 1 84 U HYL-PRETORIA HOUSE, Butterton Road, R 20 yards from promenade (west eDd), com- fortable and homely Apartments, every accom- modation, with good cooking, public and private entingroom?, sea view, terms moderate and in- cluqive -Nlrs Wrnley Stannard, proprietress 34 PARTMENTS in centre of the Town "every convenience, bath, &c. moderate term* Almora House, 2 Crescent Road, Rhyl. 27 dFurntshcS to Uct. TO LET FURNISHED, a Cottage Bungalow, close to Promenade. Low rent;.—Apply. T.G., Journal Office. Rhyl. li5 WO Front Rooms to Let Furnished. Terms JL moclerate. -Apply, G.Y., Journal Office. 174 fl)O LET, Furnished, Compact Burg-ilow Resi- X dence, near Rhyl; terms, 103 6d weekly.— Apply, 35 River Street, or to Haslam, Town Hall. 66 TlpO LET FURNISHED for winter mooths, A Melbourne House, Palaoe Avenue, Rhyl. Sheltered, sunny, 10 minutes from station. No reasonable otler refused reliable people. 85 COMFORTABLE Furnished Cottage to Let c Terms Moderate Lvndhurst, B&lmora Grove. Apply, C S., Fairlawn, Palace Avenue 1 8 icmiUoDmiriu OOlanltO. SITLA1ION required in Rhyl as General age 25 good references.—H, 22 Queen Street, Rhyl. 188 WANTED, situation as Housemaid Waitress & Cook General good reference.—Apply, 4Cresceor Coad, Rhyl. 157" EDUCATIONAL— VOUNG LADY desires position as I)aily Governess toyourrg children. L fcual English Subjects, Elem. French, Music if desired. Highest references. — M.M., Journal Office. 14 WANTiiD, as Nurse Attendant to an elderly or invalid Lady or Gentleman would take night duty; sewing experience satisfactory reference.-L. P., office of this paper. 144 DREfc.vMAKING.— Children's Own Material, made up: moderate charges.—7 John t. 12 DRESSMAKING Blouses made up from Ladie, own Materials for One Shilling and Sixpence. -Dretsmaker, 2 John Street, Rhyl. 346 DRAPERS or BOOTS.— Y oung Lady desires moDageraent of small business c^od refer ence.-l::¡ G: Or'1)t :alt Prtbatr Crcatm RANGE ROAD, RHYL. Eligible land on A both sides of this road to he kold for Build- ing Purposes. Advances made if nec«tBary FFYNNONGROEW ROAD. Eligible land for feajeito Builders, Apply to Messrs Williams and NVill.,ams, o4 Water Street, Rhyl. lug T^OUR Valuable Freehold Dwelling houses. t situate at Rhuddlan, in excellent repair pleasantly situated and well tenanted producing a net rental of £ 40 per anrium low price for an immediate sale.—Apply, Haslam, Surveyor, Rhyl. 701 FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATl ALL those Three Freehold Shops Dwelling Houses and premise? eituate in High Street Rhyl known as "Tottenham Buildings,' now in the occupation of Messrs Fell, Glaes and ChiDa Merchants, and Messrs Stead and Simpson, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers. For urther particulars apply to Henry ITycn. Parry olicitor, Gateshead-on-Tyne or to Mr Joseph Williams, Auctioneer, County Chambers. Rhyl (852 or ^ai £ LADY't; Humber Bicycle, very Imle UBed", and -LJ in new condition jE4 los.-Address, E., clo Journal Office. 170 rFO BE SOLD CHEAf—A Good Brougham, A built by MuIJiner, Leamington. Can be seen each day at Maesceg Coachhouse from 9 to 11. 91 FOR SALE. — Lirge Migic Lact«rD~(ml7~by Milliken and Liwley, 24 slides, excellent condition. Apply by letter, S.F., Journal Office. 154 I_^OR SALE Firec-claes luinout—Fast coo^ har~ J. ness, new rubber-tyred float, complete • no further use to owner.—J. A., Journal Office, Rhyl. — 124 SEVERAL Excellent Fire-proof F to kJ be sold cheap, by private treaty.-Haslam, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 605 per roil. Any quan. W ALLPAPERfefr°mHd. per roil. Anv quan- n 'argei °r scmll> suppled at wholesale prices. Our stock exceeds 200,000 rolls of all classes Write for patterns, stating what class you The B"rneU Wallpaper Co Ltd Manchester 137 OR the largest and Best LIST OF HOUSES t?OR the largest and Best LIST OF HOUSE* arQ,-shed and Unfurnished, Properties and Businesses to Let and for Sale, apply or writn t0l JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, House and Lstr-te Agent, &o County Cnambers Rbvl TFI EPHONE Q]7Q *J- isustirrssrs for Sale. i>HyL.-Chip and FiHh Busmess chear^ Rbvl Tel110"* Erue8tJ^> Auction^ S81