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pipping fauces. S.S "THUNDER." L APRIL 30TH, ONDON TO CARDIFF. CARDIFF TO LONDON, May 4th. S.S. "WOODLANDS," ROTTERDAM TO CARDIFF. For Freight and Particulars. apply to ROBERT JOHNSTON AND CO., CARDIFF. 2800 WATERFORD and CORK7 and the whole of the SOUTH of IRELANO, per Fast Trains on he GREAt WESTERN RAILWAY, and powerful Steamships, via Mi ford Haven. The Water- ord Steamers run daily. The Corlc Steamers leave New Milfoid Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and return Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. 3737 AJJFCR PARDIFF, SWANSEA, AND NEWPORT TO BELFAST AND GLASGOW. FTRST-CJJASS STEAMERS Are intended to Sail with Goods and Passengers as 'follows:— CARDIFF TO GLASGOW via Swansea and Belfast EVERY MONDAY P.M. tide SWANSEA TO GLASGOW via Belfast EVERY WEDNESDAY Evening. NEWPOHT TO GLASGOW via Swansea and Belfast ( EVERY ALTERNATE TUESDAY p.m. tide. Above route offers a favourable opportunity for taaking a pleasant trip to Ireland or Scotland. Passen- gers will end the cabin accommodation superior, and daring Summer Months, in addition to regular Stewards, a Stewardess is carried. Fares—Belfast: Cabin, 1751 6<1; Steerage, 10s; Glas- f8.: Cabin, 20S; Steerage, 125 6d. Soldiers or bailors, Returns—Fare and a Half, available for two months. Further particulars from M. Jones and Brother, Swansea: R. Burton and Son, Newport; or 1014 E. TAYLOR and CO., Cardiff. ~~ASKST 4 1ARD1FF AND BORDEAUX The CARDIFF STEAMSHII COMPANY'S FIRST-CLASS SCREW will sail as follows „ Cardiff for Bordeaux April 26 «IRONDE_ Bordeaux for Cardiff May 1 WIth roods and passengers. For Rates of freight, Ac., apply to Messrs Jno. Whit- "Mn and Sons, Agents, 2, Rue Lafayette, Bordeaux-, at the Offices of Che Company, ol, Mount ituart- lIquare, Cardit;. 1071 MC1 HOOPER. CAMPBELL A CO., Managers. ASTSR T> EGULAR SERVICE of /R*TZHZT\ 1 FC; first class powerful STEAMERS between LIVERPOOL, CARDIFF, and DUBLIN, Cheapest aad most Direct Route. The DUBLIN GENERAL STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY have appointed THE S.S. CAPTAIN COOK, 350 Tons, or other suitable Steamer, To SAIL (accidents excepted) From DUBLIN On FRIDAY. LIVERPOOJ On SATURDAY < „ CARDIFF to DUBLIN and LIVERPOOL On MONDAY. „™or Rates and further particulars apply to M. MURPHY jun., 96, North Wall, Dublin R. J. Swyny, wick-court. Liverpool; or to M, J. BEGG AND CO, __1036^ DOCKS, CARDIFF. yC-Cr A M 11 1 C A JS LINK. JEFDCRK .J\. UNITED STATES MAIL •OABHBB^ATBAMKN-S. LIVERPOOL TO PHILA. DELPHIA EVERY WEDNESDAY, LENGERS and goods landed at Philadelphia on the J'hart AF the Pennsylvania Railroad. The shortest AND route to the West. «II £ ?R FURTHER particulars apply to RICHARDSON, DJ^»NCE, & CO., 19 and 22, Water-street, Liverpool, U* J. CUDLIPP, Cattle road, Cardiff JONES •JRos. and Co., Hute Oocks, Cardiff, and at Dock- nteet, Newport; S. J. DATIES. 9, Edward-plica rdiff; TILNKT and Co., Abertillery; J. MORGAN. ,0ST Office Pontypool; .1. THOMAS, Tredegar W. .t. H. ACSTIN, Neath-road, Landore; A. DAVIKS, Meckai^stveet, Pontiottyn ELIZABETH DAVIS, 52, jontmorlais. Merthyr AUSTIN I.COCKS, SWANSEA JAMES ROREKTS, South Wales Emigration Office, fontypridd; A. H. THOMAS, Church-street, Blaina; ZJJF* W. H. HixCHiwas, Agent. Aberkenflg 1016 INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. „ INMAN & INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP Co., LTD. LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK every WEDNESDAY. Calling at Queenstown every Thursday. Apply to IUCHARDSON, SPENCE, & CO., S water-street, Liverpool; or to S. J. Davies, 9, Queen-st, Cardiff; T. C. Howe and Co., steamship Brokers, Cardiff; C. J. Cudlipp, Castle-road, ff; WID. Edwards, Hill Side House, Caerphilly; H. Perkins, 17, Somerset-place, Swansea J Mor- Qn, 9, St. George-street, Swansea Austin & Silo cock's, Swansea; T. H. Austin. Neath.road, Landore; J. L. Rowen, Lawrence-street, Llanelly Josiah Davies, JJREAT Western House, Llanelly H. Lewis, Old Market- e_t. eath; J. Roberts, Pontypridd. 3863 (1ARDIFF PASSENGER, FREIGHT, J AND EMIGRATION OFFICE. W.^OKINGS at Lowest Rates by the following and other *«8t-clas3 Steamship Lines New York, Philadelphia, Boston. (From Liverpool, by magnifi- cent Steamer City of Rome. Every Four Weeks, and from Glasgow Every Thursday. *«„. „ ( From Liverpool, Every Satur- WUON FRY Alaska, Arizona,<fec. Orient" Australia, via Suez Canal. Union youth Africa & the Gold Fields 1Wyal Mail*West Indies, Brazils, &c. NewZealand Shipg. Co New Zealand and Tasmania. "A„„H„ J Egypt, Holy Land, India, Anchor Gibraltar, Italy. (All interior points in U.S. and New York, Lake Erie, ) CAM da. Through ratss <FC Western Railroad J quoted via New York or I Boston. For Full Particulars apply to the Agents, HEND"ERSON BROTHERS, V 1167 20, Mount Stuart-square, Cardiff. publications. CARDIFF, SWANSEA, AND NE"W- V7 PORT SHIPPING GAZETTE. Published every Monday Morning. Price 21s per annum, or by post 2os. The "CARDIFF, SWANSEA, AND NEWPORT HIPPING GAZETTE" contains a complete record of •he Shipping business of Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, Bristol, Neath, Briton Ferry, Burry Port, Ac., and cir- culates among all the Merchants and Brokers of the Bristol Channel Ports, and generally throughout the Various ports of the United Kingdom. It is filed at ijloyd's, the Lombard, and most of the Chambers ot commerce, and is also sent to the leading Foreign Ports CHIEF OFFICES:—B2 and 83, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. To the Young men of England who suffer from Nervous Debility, Just Published, rpHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI- X KNCE OF AN INVALID, Designed as a Warning and a Caution to others sup- plying at the same time the means of SELF-CORE, by Dne who his cured himself, after undergoing the usual amount of Medical Impositiou and Quackery. Single Copies may be had (post free) by sending a "tamped addressed envelope to the author, ARTHUR DiXON, Esq., HOUNSLOW, near LONDON. 4975-13687 PEPPEJ^S QUININE AND IRON TONIC Strengthens the Nerves and Muscular System. jSEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON JL TONIC Animatelt the Spirits and Mental faculties. T>EPPER'S QUININE AND IRON J- TONIC Promotes Appetite and Improves Diges tion. PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC thoroughly Recruits thaGeneral Health, KND induces a proper healthy condition of tho Nervous And Physical Forces. l'iREAT BODILY STRENGTH.- U PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC.- By enriching the blood, giving firmness to the tissues, tad strengthening the muscular system, weakness disappears, appetite returns, fatigue ceases, and reo cruited health results. GREAT NERVE STRENGTH.- VJT PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC braces up the weakened nerves, increased strength of pulse, fortifies the nerve centres. REAT MENTAL STRENGTH.— PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC, by its supporting influence on the body and nerves, repairs the ravage* caused by over-taxing the brain power, and so gives really great mental strength. It costs about ld eacli dose. REAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH.— V7T PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONFC pro- motes appetite, strengthens the stomach, stopping Kinking sensations, removes indigestion, heartburn, )>alpita ion, cures dyspepsia, constitutional debilitj, restoring health, strength, and energy^ HALF-CROWN BOTTLES of PEP. JLJL PER'S QUININK and IRON TONIC are no iOId, bringing it in reach of all. Next size, 32 doses, N 6d. Insist on having Pepper's Tonic. No other is OF any use. OULPHOLINE LOTION clears the SKIN KJ SPOTS, BLEMISHES, BLOTCHETS, REDN ESS, ROUGHNESS, DISCO L, ORATIONS, UNSIGHTLY OBJECXIONABLK APPEARANCES UNCOMFORTABLE SKIN DISFIGUREMENTS, Entirely fade away. ^ULPHOLINELOTION makes the SKIN O HEALTHY, SOFT, BEAUTIFUL TRANSPARENT SMOOTH SUPPLH. y ULPHOLINE.— Forthe COMPLEXION KJ SOHTKNS and PRESERV1S. GIVES HEALTHY SURFACE. COUNTERACTS EFFECT of WEATHER EMBELLISHES and IMPROVES. Bottles, 2s d., Sold everywhere. SiULPHOLINE—The best SKIN LOTION O BEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. COOLING and REFRESHING. A nVosrDESlRAKLK APPLICATION. ABSOLUTELY jPURE and HARMLESS Botti 1062 CAHDlFF ADVERTISING. UXJLL. POSTING. AND CIRCULAR DISTRIKUTIN(; COMPANY (LIMITED^ OFFICES CASTLE CHAMBERS, 21, CASTLE-ST CARDIFF. SECRETARY FRANK H SIMPSON. Best Permanbnt Potations in Cardiff IVNO Neighbourhood Contractors 41. ai! aescr 11 Advertising Cucuiar DiatrtbutiJtn < £ C. 99 rl1rlt-l ('I 1044 DILL-POSTING AT NEWPORT, MON. .1. DB BEES, 1!jQ COMMERCIAL-ROAD, NEWPORT BILL-POSTER and DELIVERER ior TOWN and COUNTRY Rents all the principal Hoardings in Newpor die. Work executed with aespaccn 1009 ale5 bg faction. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Mr W. BRADLEY. Household Furniture, &c.. at Cardiff .May 3 Messrs TilKGEliiHEN DUNN & CO. Belgian Merchant, Iron, &c., nt Cardiff May 6 Freehold Mineral Properties. at Cardiff May 25 Mr JuHN FRANCIS. Timber Trees, at Llanllawddog, Carmarthen.May 6 Messrs FULLER, HORSEV, SONS, CASSELL. Ironworks, &c at London May 22 Waterside Premises, at London .May 2i Messrs GOTTWALfZ & BO WRING. Furniture, Paintings, &c, at Cardiff May 3 Sa e of Cows, etc.. at Cardiff May 4 Leasehold Property, at Cardiff May 13 Valuable Horses, at Cardiff -May 14 Dwelling-Houses. Land, &c., at Cardiff May— Messrs WILLIAM GRAHAM, SON, <fc HITCHCOX. Properties, at Newport .May 29 Messrs II. HILL and CO. Furniture, at London House Rooms. Swansea May 3 Dwelling-house, at Waunarlwydd May 7 Furniture, Oil Paintings, Ac., at Swansea May 8 Mr RICHARD E. HUGHES. Household Furniture, etc at Morriston .May 3 Messrs JAMES and JAMES. Oak Poles, &c., at Clydach May 8 Mr JOHN DANIKL JONES. Freehold Farm*, at Newcastle Einlvn June Messrs KNOYLE and ROBERTS. Leasehold Property, at St. Thomas, Swansea ..May 13 Messrs JOHN M. LKEDER and SON. Residential Property, etc., at Swansea .«..May 14 Mi HENRY LEWIS. Leasehold Hotel and Premises, at Landore .May 8 Messrs J. G MADDOX and CO. Jewellery, Ac., at Cardiff ~May 3 Sale of Furniture at Rooms May 4 Leasehold Property, at Rooms May 4 Lace Curtains, etc., at Rooms May 6 & 7 Messrs PARSONS & ROBJENT Building and Mineral Properties, at Cardiff .May 25 Messrs STEPHENSON and ALEXANDER Shropshire Down Fat Sheep, at Cowbririge .May 7 Residential Property, at Cardiff .May 7 Leasehold Properties, at Cardiff May 7 Valuable Estate, at Bridgend M <y 25 Plant, Machinery, Railways, &lc" at Maesteg ..May — Freehold Land, at Cardiff .June 1 Freehold Property, at Cardiff .June 1 Messrs STRAKISR and SON. Cattle, Sheep, Itc.. at Maindiff Court.May 3 Household Furniture, near Tredegar.May 15 and 16 Mr JOHN THOMAS. Furniture, Books, etc., at St Quintin's May 3 Live Stock, at C0wbridue ..May 7 Pasture Land, at Cowbridge May 7 Cattle and Sheep, at Cowbridge May 14 Fat Yearling SheeD. at Cowbridge .May 21 Messrs J. HOWELL THOMAS & CO. Live Stock &c., at Ystalyfera May 7 Mr JOHN YOUNG. Farm and Lands, at Newport .May 15 LALESTON 1IOUSE ESTATE, BRIDGEND. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MESSRS STEPHENSON and ALEX- ANDER are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Wyndham Arms Hotel, .Bridj1;end, on SATUR- DAY, the 25th May, 1889, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, thit VALUABLE ESTATE, TOGETHER WITH THE MANSION HOUSE, KNOWN AS LALESTON HOUSE. The Estate is llear the town of Bridgeud, and the land is well known as some of the most fertile pasture in the Vale of Glamorgan, and will be divided into eight conveni nt lots. and to purchasers of this class of property IS of an unusually attractive character. For further particulars apply to Mr Robert Evans, Bridgend R. C. Griffiths,Esq., Soliciior, Bridgnnd; or to the Auctioneers, 6. High.street. Cardiff 5563 SALE THIS DAY. DUKE-STREET AUCTION-ROOMS, CARDIFF. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. IN BE THE HATTON GARDEN WHOLESALE DIAMOND MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION, LATH OF 174, REGENT-STRKET. IMPORTANT SALE of VALUABLE DIAMONDS, RUBIES, EMERALDS, PEARLS. SAPPHIRES, and other precious stones, 18-carat gold jewellery, gold watches. MESSRS J. G. MADDOX & CO. are favoured with instructions to SELL by AUC- TION, within their Rooms, on FRIDAY, May 3rd, 1889, commencing at 11 a.m and 3 p.m. the above important and valuable stock of COSTLY JEWELLERY, Valued consisting of 400 lots, comprising every description of personal ornaments. Catalogues may be had on application to the Auc- tioneers, 25, Duke-street, Cardiff. 5638 SALE TO-MORROW NOTICE TO PARTIES FURNISHING. DUKE-STREET AUCTION ROOMS, CARDIFF. POSTPONEMENT OF SALES TO SATURDAY, MAY 4TH, 1889, Commencing at Two o'clock precisely. OWING TO THE GREAT SALES OF JEWELLERY taking place at the Rooms this week. THE USUAL WEEKLY SALES of TUESDAY and THURSDAY will be POSTPONED as above, Goods intended for this sale can be included up to Friday next, and are on view morning of sale. 1111 J. G. MADDOX and CO., Auctioneers. SALE TO-MORROW. SALE OF ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY (By Order of tile Owner), AT THE PUKE-STBERt AUCTION HOOMS, CARDIFF, ON SATURDAY, MAY 4TII, 1889, AT 7 P.M. PRECISELY. MESSRS J. G. MADDOX and CO. are instructed to SKLL by PUBLIC AUCTION, as above (subject to conditions liO be read at sale), three nearly new LEASEHOLD MESSUAGES. OR DWEIXING- HOUSES, being Nos. 78, 80, and 82, Cairns-street, Cathays, all let to respectable tenants at 6s 6d each per week. The greater portion of the purchase money can remain 011 mortgage. For furthei particulars see posters, or apply to the Auctioneers, 25, Duke-street, Cardiff. 5799 DUKE.STREET AUCfION ROOMS, CARDIFF, ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 6TH 7TH, 1839, COMMENCING AT 2 AND 7 O'CLOCK EACH DAY. MESSRS J. G. MADDOX and CO. are JjJL instructed by the eminent firm of Messrs Peach and Son, Lace Manufacturers, to SELL, as above, a large and important stock of NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS in white and écru, etc.; also Black Silk Spanish Lace Fiouncings, Scarves, Fichus, etc. On View morning of sale. Catalogues on application at the Offices and Salerooms, <25, Duke-street, Cardiff. 5750 TO IRONMASTERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS. SALE OF IRON BARS, GIRDERS, CBMENT, etC., at the Bute Warehouse, Roath Dock, Cardiff, on MONDAY, May 6th. 1889, at 3 p.m. sharp. MESSRS TREGERTHEN DUNN and CO. have been favoured with instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, as above (for the benefit of whom it may concern), ABOUT 110 TONS OF BELGIAN MERCHANT IRON, Consisting of Bars, Roils, &c Also, a small quantity of IRON GIRDERS, and about 17 CASKS of CEMENT, ex Maxime Davià," and now lying at the above- named warehouse. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, Merchants' Exchange, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 5777 SALE THIS DAY. Model Auction Mart, North-street, Cardiff. MR W. BRADLKY will SELL by AUC- TION, on FRIDAY, May 3, under distress for rents, a large quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a long Coal Cart, Spring Trap, Ac. Sale at 2 o'clock. 102 COWBRIDGE MARKET. UNRESERVED SALE OF PRIME FAT CATTLE, SHEEP. AND ) WES AND LAMBS. MR JOHN THOMAS has received in- structions from Messrs Jones, Splot; Hopkins, Llantwit; Manley, Llantwa; and Sloper, Aberthaw to SELL by AUC1ION, on TUESDAY, May 7th, 1889, 200 CROSS-BRED FAT YEARLING SHEEP (corn and cake fed ;\also nice weights). 16 PRIME FAT CATTLE, and 30 EWES and LAMBS. Sale at 11 a. TO, 6566 COWBRIDGE. TO FARMERS. DEALERS, AND BUTCHERS. GRAZING LANDS TO LET. MR JOHN THOMAS Will LET by AUCTION, on TUESDAY NEXT, May 7th, 1889, aliout 12 o'clock at Noon, at the New Cattle Market, Cowbridge, immediately after the Sale of Fat Stock, about 40 Acres of very superior rich PASTURE LAND, in 5 Lots, with a good supply of water in each field. The land is very suitable for sheep and cattle, being part of the Slade Harm, close to the town of Cowbridge, and m-ar the Railway Station, the land to be let to the 1st of January, 1890. E. Willinms, Grocer. East Village, will show the land. which will be let up to the 1st January next. Six months' credit will be given upon approved security, according to conditions to be produced at the sale. 582b COWBRIDGE MARKET. UNRESERVED SALE OF FAT teHEEP AND CATTLE. MR JOHN THOMAS has received in. structions from Mr John Lewis, of Bngam, and others, to SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, May 14th. 1889, 150 CROSS-BRED FAT YEARLING SHEEP (Corn and cake fed, also nice weights), 8 PRIME FAT BULLOCKS. Sale at 11 a.m. COWBRIDGE MARKET. UNRESERVED SALE OF FAT CATTLE AND »SHEEP„ MR JOHN THOMAS has received in- structions from Mr Rees Thomas, Boverton, to SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, Mav n4, 1839, FAT YEARLING SHEEP (Corn-fed). Sale at 11 a.m. rjpEETH TEETH TEETH Prize Medal London, 1862. Gold Medal, Paris, 1867 M R K E ALL, SURGEON DENTIST 131 Years' Experience; <1 Years in Swansea) 199, HIGH STREET, SWANSEA IJUSt below the Groat Western Railway Station), Begs to intimate that he can produce a perfectly fitting Set of Teeth in one clear day. The very best workman- ship guaranteed. Painless Dentistry by Gas. Partial Sets from as per Tooth Upper or Lower Set, from Two Guineas. KEALL'S TONIC AND NEURALGIC MIXTURK, Sure and SDeedy Cure for Neuralgia, Tic Doloreux Rheums, Toothache, and all Nervous Pains. Is lid and 2s 9d per Bottle. Through any Chemise Munday, Cardiff; Garrett, Bros., Newport; J. G. Isaac 14e (late Hayman I. Neath: E. C. Evans. Cardigan. 1038 JJARTLETT AND SON, 2 AND 3, WELSH BACK, BRISTOL. GROCERS' and PROVISION DEALERS' SCALES, MILLS, and WEIGHING MACHINES, WOOD FITTINGS. SHOP FRONTS, COUNTERS, and TRADE KEQUISITES. Repairs of all kinds. BRANCH DEPOT: BARTLETT & SON. 4460 :MII.Ie. Cardiff. alts hy jUtciiait. SALE TH'S DAY (FRIDAY.) Unreserved Sale ot VALUABLE AND HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE, CONCERT GRAND COTTAGE PIANOFORTE BY COLLARD AND COLLARD. AND OTHER EFFECTS, From a large Country Residence also THE FURNITURE From PIERCEI'TELD HOUSE, by direction of F. C. WEBBER, ji;"q,. LATE POSTMASTER AT CARDIFF, who IS leaving. A COLLECTION Ol1' VALUABLE PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. OLD CHINA. PLA'lE, AND EFFECTS. IVfESSRS GOT 1 WALTZ & BOWRING have received instructions to SELL by AUC- TION, at their ale,rooms, 11, llih-street, Cardiff, on FRIDAY. 3rd May, 1889, at II o'clock punctually, the HIGHLY VALUABLE FURNITURE as above, comprising The CONTENTS of the WHOLE of the BEDROOMS, including appointments in solid mahogany, walnut, and ash "nd walnut, with MASSlVE BRASS BED- STEADS, and rich wood ditto with hangings, some of the wardrobes of handsome shape, with plate-glass panels, and toilet tabl6s 011 pedestal of drawers, a HANDSOME BEDROOM SET of FURNITURE with large watdrobe in walnut, hair-stutf^d mattresses, feather bedding, chamber ware, satin eider do VI n quilts, large and small chests of drawers, carpets shaped to room and bordered, rugs, fenders, linen baskets, baths, &c. The DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE in beautiful taste in rosewood, consisting of a HANDSOME CABINET BEAUTIFULLY INLAID, wall mirrors, and tabI.,s ell suite, including centre tables, suites of silk curtains, a BEAUTIFUL INLAID ROSEWOOD SUITE with extra arm chairs in amber silk, a GRAND WILTON PILE CARPET and wool hearthrugs, gilt wall lights, a massive brass fender, etC. a seven-octave IKON-FRAME CONCERT GRAND COTTAGE PIANOFORTE, in rosewood case. by Brinsmead music stool, music cabinet beautifully inlaid and fitted, two screens, writing table,, Ac. A LIBRARY IN CARVED OAK, comprising 7 BEAUTIFUL CHAIRS in morocco, and HANDSOME OAK SiDEBOARO with plate-glass back. a bureau, a pair of FIN ELY CARVED OAK BOOKCASES, along case oak clock, 7-octave PIANOFORTE BY BRINS- MEAD, oak dining table, a writing table, and orna- ments in bronze and china, tapestry, curtains, &c. A small Collection of Old China, Specimens of Old Liverpool, Wedgwood, Derby, Worcester, Spode, Berlin, and Sevres. Amongst the most impoitant lots are a pair of Dresden vases, a pair of Berlin vases, a very fine old Worcester tea set with landscape decoration, Dresden cups, &c, A medium sized SLATE BED BILLIARD TABLE, in m ihogany frame, with balls, cues, Ac., and rules ot game; settees, &c. PLATE and CHINA PANTRIES include sets of forks and spoons, a fine plated urn, teapots, fine old cruet, dish covers, two dinner ser. vices, tea, breakfast, and dessert sets, a valuable glass dessert sewice, old cut table glass, decorative glass, &c. KITCHEN FURNITURE and FITTINGS, Catalogues may be had, or will be forwarded seven days prior to Sale, on application to the Auctioneers. 5634 MAINDIFF COURT FARM, ABERGAVENNY. TO BREEDERS OF PURE-BRED PEDIGREE SHORTHORN AND HEREFORD CATTLE. PURE-BRED PEDIGREE SHROPSHIRE SHEEP, AND TO AGRICULTURISTS GENERALLY. HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE. MESSRS STRAKGR and SON have been favoured with instructions from tbe Executors of the late Crawshay Bailey, Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, at the above Farm, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 2nd and 3rd of May, 1889, the whole of the grand herd of 47 pure-bred PEDIGREE SHORTHORN CATTLE, Descended from the renowned herds of the late Rev W. Holt BeeVer, Pencraig Cuurt, Ross, and R. Stratton, Esq., The Dutfryn, Newport, and inheriting the blood of the celebrated Old Daisy and Moss Rose tribes a small but choice herd of 10 pure-bred Hereford cattle, including a young bull descended from the famons Lord Wilton live choice Jersey and Ayrshire dairy cows, flock of about 500 pure-bred pedigree Shropshire sheep, including Jambs; pedigree Berkshire pigs, team of 10 cart and nalt horses and colts, a unique collection of the most approved modern agricultural implements, all equal to new hay, straw, cider casks, dairy ncensiis, large marquee, and various other effects, which will bs fully particularised in catalogues, to be obtained of the Auctioneers 14 days prior to the sale. The cattle and sheep will be sold on Thursday, and the horses, implements, and other effects on Friday. Luncheon each day at Eleven. Sale to commence punctually at Twelve. N.B.—Buyers from a distance should book to Aber- gavenny Junction Railway Station, which adjoins the farm. Auctioneers' Offices, Abergavennny and Ponty. pool. 5042 SIRHOWY. NEAR TREDEGAR. MESSRS STRAKER and SON have favoured with instructions from the Executors of the late Dr Coates to SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 15th and 16th Mav, 1889, the whole of the Valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising the contents of breakfast, dining, and draw. ing-rooms, and six bedrooms; billiard table, china, glass, earthenware, electro-plated goods, greenhouse I plants, wajjgonette (with moveableliead). pony phaeton, village carC double and single harness, saddles and bridles, pir of cobs, stable utensils, hay, farm cart, implements, &c., which will be fully particula.rised in catalogues, posters, and future advertisements. Sale to commence each day at 12 o'clock. Auctioneers' Offices, Abercravenny and Ponty. pool. 5822 PENSARN FARM, HENLLIS, MONMOUTHSHIRE. MR JOHN YOUNG will offer the above Farm and Lands for SALE by AUCTION at Tredegar Arms Hotel, Newport, on WEDNESDAY, May loth, 1889, at 3.30 p.m. Full particulars from Auctioneer, 7. Tredegar-place, Newport, or of Messrs Gibbs and Moxon, Solicitors, Newport. 5751 PLAS MARL, LANDORE, NEAR SWANSEA. MR HENRY" LEWIS has received in- structions from the Executors of the late Mr John Price to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION at the Imperial Hotel, PlasMarl, Landore, on WEDNESDAY, May 8th 1889, at Six o'clock in the evening, all that VALUABLELEASEHOLDHOTKL AND PREMISES known as the Imperial Hotel, Plas Marl, Landore. Ihe above premises are held for a term of 21:1 years from the 24th day of June, 1881, at a yearly rent of are now in the occupation of Mr James Evans, who holds a lease of the said premises for a term of 14 years from the 29th day of September, 1886, at a. yearly rent of £200. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, No. 2. Castle-streec, Merthyr Tydfil, or to Messrs Frank James and;Sons. Solicitors, Merthyr Tydfil. 5752 FREEHOLD FARMS IN CARDIGANSHIRE AND PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MR JOHN DANIEL JONES has been instructed by the Executors of the late Mr James Davies, of Cwmavon, draper, deceased, to SELL by AUCTION, at Porth Hotel, Llandyssil, about the end of JUNE next, all those FREEHOLD FARMS known as "Blaencerdinfawr," "Bryncerdin," Clawdd. melyn," and Glanrhyd," all situate in the parish of Llandyssil. And also all those two FREEHOLD FARMS known as Babiog" and Bryn." situate in the parish of Cenarth, near Newcastle Emlyn. Further particulars will appear in future announce- ments, or may be obtained of the Auctioneer, at Hawen Hall, Rhydlewis, Llandyssil; of W, Evans George, Esq-, Solicitor, Newcastle Emlyn or of D. E. DAVIES, Esq., solicitor, 5677 High-street, Cardiff. TO TJIBËRIERCHANTS AND OTHERS. MR JOHN FRANCIS will SELL by AUCTION, at the Stag and Pheasant Inn, Llanllawddog, Carmarthen, at 2.30 p.m., on MONDAY NEXT. May 6th, in Six Lots, the following Valuable TIMBER TREES, PITWOOD, AND POLKS 450 oak, 950 larch, and 180 spruce 2jO larch, oak, sycamore, ab. beech, spruce, and elm 10 oakand asb, and about 34 acres of larch, pitwood, and poles about 30 acres of fine oak and other chemical poles; and about 12 acres of tine oak pitwood and poles; shuate ill the parish of Llanllawddog, and distant about four miles from Bronwydd Railway Station, and seven miles from Carmarthen. 5824 For further particulars apply to Mr John Francis, Auctioneer, Estate Agent, Surveyor, &c., Carmarthen. ales Wtxibtt. mo BK SOLD by TENDER, the following JL OAK TIMiiER now standing in the enclosed Wood known as Coed Langwm, part of Llanbradach Estate, in the Parish ofLlanvabon SO TREES, numbered with white paint, 1 to 16 inclusive, 16_, 17 to 51 „ 63 to 76 „ 79 to 82 Mr George Baker, Laundry Cottage, near Ystrad Mynach Station, will show the Lot, and forms of Tender and further particulars can be received on application to Messrs Rickards and Blosse, Land Agents, Cha>les-street Chambers, Cardiff. The Tenders must be in on or before Saturday, the 4th May, 1889, and the highest or any tender will not necessarily be acceptel1. 6739 WONDERFUL MEDICINE. BEECHAM'S PILLS Are universally admitted tobu worth a GUINEA a BOX for bilious and nervous disorders.such as wind and pain in the stomach, sick headache, giddiness, fullness and swelling after meals, dizziness and drowsiness, cold chills, flualungs of heat, loss of appetite, shortness of breath, costivaness. scurvy, and blotches on the skin, disturbed sleep, frightful dreams, and all nervous and trembling sensations, Ac. The first dose will give relief in twenty mmus. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one box of these Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. For Females of all ages these Pills are invaluable, as a few doses of them carry off all humours, and bring about all that is required. No female should be with- out them. There is no medicine to be found equal to Beecham's Pills for removing any obstruction or irregu- larity of the system. If taken according to the direc- tions given with each box, they will soon restore females of all ages to sound and robust health. This has beeu proved by thousands who have tried them, and found the benefits which are ensured by their use. For a weak stomach, impaired digestion, and all disorders of the Liver, they act like M GIC, and a few doses will be found to work wonders upon the most important organs in the human machine. They strengthen the whole muscular syaMm. restore the long- lost complexion, bring back the keen eage of appetite, and arouse into action, with the ROSE-BUD of health, tbe whole physical en6r of the human frame. These are FACTS testified continually by members of all classes of society, and one ot the best guarantees to the Nervous and Debilitated is Beecham's Pills have the largest sale of any patent medicine in the world. Prepared only, and Sold Wholesale and detail, by the Proprietor, THOMAS BEECHAM, St HeleiTs, Lancashire, in Boxes Is lid and 2s 9d 9acb. Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers everywhere. N b.—Full directions are aiven with each box. 4164 IMPORTANT. -One Box of Horton'sI.X.L. JL Pills are guaranteed to cure P.11 private cases and com- plications of the urinary organs, whether acquired or otherwise. Also Gravel and Puins in the Back. Free from Mercury. Post free for 4s fiom G. D. Horton, M.P.S tfrom tile General Hospital), Aston-roaa, Birming l ham. Agents Cardiff— V. Hagon, Chemist, 39, Bridge st. Swanseik—Lloyd,Chemist, Oxford-street. Newport; —Youn?, Chemist, High-street. N.B.—Have been known ti fail. Letters answered ire». '759 alts b1! bunion. I VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PRO. PERTY FOR SALE, SITUATE IN THE WEST END OF SWANSEA, TOGETHER WITH A SMALL LEASEHOLD. MESSRS JOHN M. LEEDER & SON J.L have been favoured with instructions by the Executors to SELL by AUCTION, at the Swansea Auction Rooms, Goat-street, on TUESDAY, May 14th, 1889- LOT 1.—All that magnificently-situated FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE and PREMISES known as the residence of the late Chllrles Bath, Eq., standing in its own grounds úf about six acres. It is approached by a winding carriage drive through undulating grounds, ornamented with maifi. cently grown shrubs and trees. The house stands in an elevated position, having a southerly aspect, and commands an uninterrupted view of the Bay, Bristol Channel, and surrounding country. It contains an entrance-hall, laid with encaustic tiles, vestibule and passage drawing-room, 2ft 9in bV 16ft 6in, having a bay window and side door communicating with a conservatory of modern construction, heated by a hot-water apparatus dining-room, 14ft 9in by 21ft óin, witb bay window library, 13ft 6in by 12ft 3in morning-room, 13ft 6in by 14ft, with bay window billiard-room, 32ft 3in by 21f. with well-appointed lavatory adjoining butler's pantry, large kitchen with tradesmen's entrance, scullery, servants' w,c., larder, coal and wood-houses, and two cellars. Oa the first floor two w.c.'s and linen closet, two bathrooms with hot and cold water laid on, five bedrooms, two dressing rooms, workroom, housemaids' closet, and four lare attics. The Stables are a short distance from the House, and adjoin an entrance distinct from the main approach. They contain three stalls, two loose boxes, coach- honse, and saddle-room, with two lofts and coach. man's rooms over. The Charming Pleasure Grounds almost surround the house, and are adorned with many rare and beautifully-grown specimen trees and shrubs, tennis and other lawns, tlshpond and winding walks, affording all the bt-auty and sbeIter of an old-fashioned garden. Adjoining is a productive walled Kitchen Garden, containing potting and tool sheds, a large forcing pit, fernery a.nd fishpond in the centre, vinery, three cucumber and melon houses, greenhouse, two stovehouses, and covered walk adjoining, the majority of which are heated by hot water pipes. In the extreme N.W. comer of the garden is a capi. tal stone-built Gardener's Cottage, containing sitting-room, kitchen, scullery, three bedrooms, pitched yard, w.c, and coalhouse. Water is supplied by the Urban Sanitary Authority, and passes from the mains into a large slate cistern, where it is filtered before it enters the house the fishpond and gardens are supplied from a ta.nk ted by an adjoining spring. Gas is laid on, and the drainage system is perfect. Altogether th-J property is one of the most compact and desirable small residential estates iu the neighbourhood, and is well worthy the attention of anyone requiring a bijou family' residence. By judicious management a portion of the grounds may be laid out for building purposes, and a con- sidemble income derived therefrom. LOT 2.—Immediately behind Ffynone is a well- situated HOUSE a.nd GARDEN, known as Bine Cottage," together with about 44 acres of ground, ot which 34 acres, with two vineries adjoining the cottage, are let off to Mr David Morgan, Market Gardener,s yearly tena.nt,at a rental of £ 20 per annum. BINE COTTAGE" contains kitchen, scullery, and parlour, with porch at entrance. 3 bedrooms, wood, coalhouse, and w.u and has been retained by the late Mr Bath for his coachman's use. On the portion occupied by Mr Morgan is a pantiled cottage, toolhouse, pigstye. stables, forcing houses, and a large cart and store shed. The whole is held by Lease for an unexpired term of about 30 yeMs. at a ground rent of £50 per annum. Sale to commence at 3 p.m. Ffynone may be viewed by cards only, which may be obtained on application to the Auctioneers. For particulars, plans, and conditions of sale, apply to W. Cox, Esq., Solicitor, Adelaide-street, or to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Goat-screet, Swan- sea. 5531 SALE THIS DAY. SALE OF WELL-PRESERVED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PRIMROSE COTTAGE, MORRISTON, NEAR SWANSEA. MR RICHARD E. HUGHES has been instructed by the owner, who in leaving Eng-, land, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above address, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 3rd day of May, 1889, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOFORTE, AMERICAN ORGAN, &c.. Comprising in DINING-ROOM.—Mahogany suite in leather, com- prising chairs, easy chairs, and couch mahogany side- board with plate-glass back, mahogany telescope dining-table, solid mahogany esritoire and bookcase, ornaments, f nder. irons, coal vase, Ac. DRAWING-ROOM.—Suit in red Utrecht velvet, comprisinlt "ix cU<1írs, two easy do. and coucu, piano in perfect condition (by Brinsmead and Sons), American organ, pier glass, whatnot, music: stool, &c pole and rings, coal va e, &c. LIBRARY.—Oak book-case, table and slope, chairs, mahogany cheffoniere, couch, Singer's sewing machine, fender, &c., &c. HALL,—Coloured glass lamp, clock, hat stand, mats, &c" &c. BEDROOMS,—Iron bedsteads with brass foot and top rails, spring and other mattresses, palliasses, beds. oak and other chests of drawers, mahogany durhesse dressill table, double aud single waahstands with marble top" ware towel raits, fatrjre double ni!loÍ1ogany wardrobe with plate-glass centre, single mahogany wardrobe with plate-glass door, cheirs, fenders, pole, and rugs, &c. Superior lot of culiuary and other utensils, including a washing machine. GARDEN AND OUTBUILDINGS.—Lawn mower, garden seat, rhubarb pots, cucumber frames, ladder, wheelbarrow also a 48in. bicycle. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock precisely. On view morning of sale. Auctioneer's Office, 4, Wind-street, Swansea. 5776 SALE THIS DAY LONDON HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS, 10, CASTLE. STREET, SWANSEA. MESSRS H. HILL and CO. have been instructed to SELL by AUCTION, on the above premises, on FRIDAY, May 3rd, 1889, a large assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprising walnut chiffonnier with pJate-glass back and marble top, easy chair in leather, drawing-room suite in velvet, music stool, pier glasses, halldsome marble clock, strikes the hour and halt-hour, walnut 10.0 table, mahoglUlY dining do., carpet, brass foot bed. steads, iron and wood do., spring mattresses, feather beds, mahogany wardrobe, mahogany washstands and dressing-tables, sets ot ware, towel horses, kitchen requisites. Goods on view morning of sale. 5815 Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon. WAUNARLWYDD, "iEAR SWANSEA. MESSRS H. HILL and CO. have been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION (subject to such conditions as shall then and theTe be read), at the Farmers' Arms, Waunarlwydd, on TUES- DAY, May 1,1889, all that Leasehold Messuage or DWELLING-HOUSE AND PREMISES, Situate on the New-road, Waunarlwydd, and now in the occupation of Mr David Atkins. The whole is" held on lease for a term of 99 years and 3 lives, from the 24th June, 1883, at the annual ground rent of B5. Sale to commer ce at Seven o'clock p.m. For further particulars apply to Herbert Monger, Esq., Solicitor. Salubrious-place; or to the Auctioneers, 10, Castle-street, Swansea. 5814 21, CARLTON-TERRACE. SWANSEA. MESSRS H. HILL & CO. have been instructed by Mr Parker to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above Premise-, on WEDNESDAY, May 8th, 1889, the whole of the well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OIL PAINTINGS, &C. Comprising oak dining-room suite in American leather, mahogany telescope dining table with extra leaf, six dining chairs in American leather, mahogany couch in hair, timepiece, pier glasses, walnut whatnots, tapestry carpets, hearthrugs, oilcloth, hat and umbrella stand, several oil paintings, electro tea. and coffee service, prints, stair rods, Ac., massive brass bedstead, spring mattress, wool iiitco, feather bed, palliasses, mahogany chest of drawers, ditto washstand with marble top, dressing tables, ditto glasses, towel horses, sets of chamber ware, cane-seat chairs, &c., tORether with the usual kitchen and culinary utensils, &C. Goods on view Morning of Sale. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. Auctioneers' Offices, 10. Castle-street. Swansea. 5813 TO HOUSEHOLDERS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. SALE OF DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, Situate at St. Thomas, Swansea. MESS [{S KNOYLE and ROBERTS -»-v J_ have received instructions to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION (subject to such conditions of sale as shall then be read; at the Ivy Bush Inn, St. Thomas, 011 MONDAY, the IjSth day of May, 1889, at Half-past Seven o'clock in the eveninir, the following desirable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, viz. :— LOT L-All that newly-erected LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, situate and being No. 1, Seymour-terrace, and known as Seymour House, St. Thomas, Swansea, containing ten rooms, now in the occupation of Mr Christopher Rowland, at a weekly rental of 9s. LOT 2. All that newly-erected LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining Lot 1,'and being No. 2. Seymour-terrace, now in the occupation of Mr R. Richards, at a weekly rental of 7s b,1. LOT 3. — All that newly-erected LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining Lot a, ana being No. 3. Seymour-terrace .now in the occupation of Mr Thomas Olson, at a weekly rental of 786<1. LOT 4. — All that newly-erected LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining Lot 3, and being No. 4, Seymour-terrace, now in the occupation of Mr Alfred Toms, at a weekly rental of 7s 6d. LOT 5. — All that newly-erected LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining Lot 4, and being No. 5, Seymour-terrace, now in the occupation of Mr James Heald, at a weekly rental of 7s 6d. LOT 6.—All that newly-erected LEASEHOLD DWEL- LING-HOUSE, adjoining Lot 5, and being No. 6, Sey. mour-terrace, St. Thomas, Swansea, now in the occu, pation of —*—, at a weekly rental of 7s 6d. Held for a term of99 9 years from the 25th day of December, 1888, at an annual ground rent of £21. For further particulars and conditions of sale apply to T. GIasbrook Richards, Esq., solicitor, York.place, Swansea. or to the Auctioneers, at their offices, 7, Fisher-street, Swansea. Dated April 29,1889. The Auctioneers beg to draw the special attention of investors, householders, and the public generally to this property, being of recent build, well finished, situated in a pleasant and convenient part of the town; and such as will at all times command a ready tenancy. Epp S S GRATEFUL AND COMFORTING. (BREAKFAST) O C O A MADE SIMPLY WITH BOILING WATER OR MILK. 13641-487-4115 BILL-POSTING.—PHILIP R. JAMES, JD PONTYPRIDD and RHONDDA VALLEY BILL-POSTER and DISTRIBUTOR, Treorky, and 6, Church-street, Pontypridd, Rents all the principal POSTING STATIONS in Pontypridd and Rhondda 1 Valley Horse and trap and Pianoforte kept for Hire. 1015 » QTERILITY IN~WOMKN ITS CAUSES O AND CURE. By J. B. RYLEY, M.D., M.R.C.S,, London. A NEW EDITION of this work, revised up to date, is NOW READY. PRICE;sa ód ¡POST. FREE, 3s 8d. London Henry Renshaw, .$6, Stmnd. 3999 flttblti Cfltttjraims, &c. The SUBSCRIPTION LIST WILL OPEN and CLOSE THIS DAY (FRIDAY), the 3rd May, for both Town MId Country. rflHE ANGLO-AMERICAN BRUSH -L ELECTRIC LIGHT CORPORATION, LIMITED SUBSCRIBED SHARE CAPITAL, £237,353, in Shares of B5 each, of which 27,057 are fully paid, and 25,517 are only E4 per Share paid. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. Issue of £75.000 Six pu-r cent First Mortgage Deben- tures in Bonds each, upon the security of the whole assets of the Corporation, in- cluding the uncalled Share Capital. The Debentures will b issued at par, and will carry interest from the dates of payment at the rate of Six per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly by the Bankers of the Corporation, npon presentation of coupons annexed to the Debentures. The Debentures will be Registered, and will be redeemable at par on 1st June, 1903, or upon the Corporation giving the IWgistered holder threp. months' notice in writing, at the rate of 105 per cent. The Terms of Subscription for each Debenture are as follow 10 per cent. on application, 30 per cent. on allotment, 30 per cent. on 2nd September, 1889, and 30 per cent. on 2nd December. 1889. Instalments may be paid in advance on allotment, or on any of the above dats, under discount at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. The Right Hon. Lord THURLOW, F.R.S., Chairman. JOHN SCUDAMORE sELLON. Esq., Vice-Chairman. Colonel FREDERICK G. STEUART. EDWARD WOODS, Esq., Past President Institution ot Civil Engineers. JOSEPH BE VAN BRAITHWAITE, Esq., Junior. SOLICITORS.—Messrs RENSHAW, 2, Suffolk-lane, Cannon-street, E.C. AUDITORS —Messrs COOPER BROTHERS and CO., 14, George-street, Mansion Houtfe, E.C. BANKERS,—Messrs FULLER, BANBURY. NIX and CO., 77, Lombard street, London. The Directors invite subscriptions for the above- mentioned £75,000 6 per cent. First Mortgage Deben- tures. These debentures are issued in order to Drovide funds for the purposes of the business of the Corpora- tion. Tbe additional capital will fUTther enable the Directors, not only to undertake work and contracts now beyond the capacity of the Corporation, but also to effect very considerable economies in carryin on the present volume of business. The net profit upon the past year's operations, as shown by the balance sheet, after pmviciing for depre. ciation and bad debts, was £10,322 Os Od; and the amount required for the interest on these Debentures is £ 4,500 per annum. The following are the principal items appearing on the credit side of the balance sheet to 31st December, 1888, audited by Messrs Cooper Brother and Co" char. tered accountants, and adopted by the shareholders at the annual general meeting in March last:— Cash at Bankers and in hand £9,917 Debtor Balances 43.531 Stock 68,229 Property 84,766 Patents 59,423 Shares and Debentures in subsidiary and other Companies. 1,784 In addition to the above there is an un- called share capital of 25,517 £298,167 The amount due to sundry creditors, and on bills payable on 31st December, 1888, was. £22,120 -I Application in the form annexed to prospectus should be filled up and sent to Messrs Fuller, Banbury, Nix & Co., Bankers, 77, Lombard-street, London, E.C., accom. panied hy a deposit of 10 per cent. of the amount of the debentures applied for. Bv Order of the Board. E. GARCKE, Secretary and Manager. 112, Belvedere-road, Lambeth, London, S.E., 1st May, 1889. Copies of the Prospectus and Form-! of Application can be had on application at the Office of the Corpora- tion at the Bankers, Auditors, and Solicitors; and of Messrs Foster and Braithwaite, Brokers. 27, Austin Friars, E.C. aitfr ffiuttiraris. ROYAL NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD OF WALES. BRECON, 1889. PAVILION. Persons desirous of TENDERING for the EREC- TION of the PAVILION on the site selected by the Committee, in accordance with the plans and speci- fications. to be seen at my Office any day from the 7th to the 24th May, both inclusive, are requested to send sealed tenders, endorsed" Pavilion," to me on or before noon of Saturday, 25th May inst. The Committee do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. RHYS DAVIES, Secretary. Brecon, 1st May. 1889. 5809 TO CONTRACTORS, &c. TENDERS are required for the CONSTRUCTION of ¡ a BRANCH RAILWAY and SIDINGS at or near Maesteg, in the County of Glamorgan, by Messrs the North's t'ollierier. (1883), Limited. Plans and Specifications may be seen, and further particulars obtained, at the offices of Messrs Forster, Brown, and Rees, Guildhall Chambers, Cardiff. Tenders to be sent in to me not later than Tuesday, the 7th day of May next. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. (Signed) W. BRIGGS, Secretary. North's Navigation Collieries (1889), Limited, Tondu. near i ridgend. ^BERGAVENNY GAS WORKS. TO COLLIERY PROPRIETORS. The Abergavenny Improvement Commissioners in. vite TENDERS for the Supply of GAS COAL, de. livered on the Siding at the Abergavenny Gas Works, connected with the London and North-Western Railway. The quantity of coal required will probably amount to 3,000 Tons per annum, but the Tenders are to be made irrespective of quantity. Tenders are required for the Supply of Coal for One. Two, or Three Years, commencing on the 1st July, 1889, and separate rates niu t be quotefl for deliyery il1 Contractor's or Commissioner's wagons The Coal to be delivered to order in such quantities as may be required at six days' notice. Tenders (quoting the price per Ton) to be delivered to the Clerk not later than Thursday, May 9th, 1889. The Commission"^ ? do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. J. T, RUTHERFORD, Clerk. Abergavenny Improvement Commissioners. Town-hall, Abergavenny. April 27th, 1889. 5788 ABERNACLE CHURCH, PONTY- CWMMER. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a NEW CHAPEL at the above place. Planll and specifications to be seen at Mr David Davies, Chapel House, Pontycwmmer. Sealed Tenders, endorsed Tender for Chapel," and addressed to the Revi R. O. Hughes, Oxford-street, Pontycwmmer. on or before 12 a.m. on the 13th day of May next. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. 114 TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS TENDERS required for ADDITIONS and ALTER. ATIONS to Somerset Hotel, Abertillery. Plan and specification and further information on applica tion to Mr W. Bean, Architect and Surveyor, Abertilleiy. 5749 gttblic ppuintttttnts. MONMOUTHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. The COUNCIL REQUIRK the services of two ASSISTANT SURVEYORS to act under the County Surveyor in the superintendence of the maintenance of the Main Roads and Bddltes within the county. Salary B150 per annum, to include travelling and all expenses, and applicants are to devote the whole of their time to the business. A CLERK is also wanted to assist the County Sur- veyor in keeping accounts. Salary to be £50 per anuum, and he must be a. It I" to write shorthand. Applications, accompanied by testimonials, to be sent to me, the undersigned, on or before Tuesday next, the 7th May instant. H. STAFFORD GUSTARD, Deputy Clerk of the Council. Usk, 2nd May, 1889. property, &t., to Wet g A R R Y ESTATE. BARRY DOCK, NEAR CARDIFF. Valuable Plots of Eligible BUILDING LAND TO LET ON LEASE for 99 years, at moderate ground rents, suitable for the erection of Banks, Offices, Ware. houses, Shop-, Villa Residences, and Cottages. This Estate has an extensive frontage tû the main Dock roads, adjoins the estate and works of the Barry Dock and Railways Company, and is close to the ter- minal station of the Harry Railway at Barry. The roads are well made and sewered, and a plentiful water supply is laid on. For terms and particulars apply to Mr T. A. Walker, Barry, near Cardiff. 4689 OUNT PLEASANT BUILDING ESTATE. CADOXTON. ELIGIBLE PLOTS OF LAND TO BE LET, at reasonable ground rents, on this Estate, suitable for the erection of Villa Residences, Shoos, ani Cottages, having a south-wesr. nspgct, on the new main road from Cardiff to Barry Dock, Within 15 minutes' walk of the Pier Head, and 2 minutes of Cadoxton Station. For plans and particulars apply to J. A. Hughes, Solicitor; or E. Axten, Architect and Surveyor, Cadoxton. 5781, JMPORTANT TO FARMERS. THE WESTERN COUNTIES AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, OF PLYMOUTH AND BRISTOL. ARE SENDING CARGOES OF MANURES I to various SOUTH WALES PORTS, and offer SUPERPHOSPHATE, 26 to 26 soluble, at per ton. DESS BONE, guaranteed quality, jB3 13s 6d per ton CORK, GRASS, MANGOLD, & TURNIP MANURES at equally low pr ces. For further particulars apply to 6, VICTORIA-STREET, BRISTOL, TIVY WHÅRF, CARMARTHEN, 13710 or BRIDGEND WHARF. CARDIGAN. 5197 ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS is warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary Organsineither sex (acquired or constitutional), Gravel, and Pains in the Back. Guaranteed free from Mercury. Sold in Boxes. 4s 6d each, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the World or sent to any address forsixty stamps by the Makers, The Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Company, Lincoln.. JO03 1 ub lit l1tiU5. £ JLIFTON CEL, ROATH. SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY, SUNDAY NEXT, May 5th. SPECIAL SERMONS by the Pastor (Rev JOHN PUGH), Service of song, II St. Paul," at 2.30, Chairman, Councillor R. Bird. jgARRY ~DOCK AND RAILWAYS. COMMENCING on SUNDAY NEXT, May 5th. PASSENGER TRAINS will be run between COGAN and BAnRY. For particulars of times see bills, R. EVANS, General Manager. arry, May 1st, 1889. 5816 THE LLANDOVERY HORTICUL- X TURAL, DOG, POUI,TRY, PIGEON, and CAGE BIltDs SHOW and SHEEP DOG TRIALS, TUESDAY, JULY, 30th. Entries close Saturday, July 20th. Schedules, etc., from J. M. SINNETT, Hon. t'iec. 5bO /1\ ROYAL NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD OF WALES, B R E CON, 1 889. Jhe FIN AL EDITION of the LIST of SUBJECTS and PRIZES is now ready price 4d, pot frae. Date of entry for Literature Compositions extended to 1st July; Music and Arts to 10th August. RHYS DAVIES, Secretary. Brecon, 1st May, 1889. 5810 WATER-GAS PROVED A COMMERCIAL SUCCf1:SS. A SAVING 01.<' £ 10,COO PER ANNUM IN ONE WORKS ALONE. THE BRITISH WATER-GAS SYNDI. CATE (LIl\U"rED). WATER-GAS. The following Extract from the" Times" of January 2nd, 1889, relative to the manufacture and applica- tion of Water-gas, is reprinted for general informa- tion :— W ATEH.GAS. II For many years past attempts have been made at intervals to produce what is known as water-gas-that is. gas resulting from the decomposition ot water. Experimentally there have been several successes, but j practically and commercially up to tbe present time, as far as we are aware, these have been only failures. Thesefa.iJures have mainly arisen from the difficulty experienced in separating the water-gas trom the other products. This difficulty has now been over. come, not by one invention, but by the combination of the best features of several inventions linving for their object the manutacture of water-gas. What is more, the patented iJlventionil which have betn combined in the new process are not those of one inventor or of one country, but represent several inventors and several nationa.lities-namely, England, Germany, America, and Sweden. The amalgamation of these various patents and the beneficial results wakll have accrued therefrom came about by reason of the exigencies of manufacture of corrugated boiler flues and press-flanged steel frame plates for railway rolling stock at the Leeds Forge Company's Work, Leeds. The metallurgical operatioll carded out tnere demanded fuel of a higher calorific intensity than could be ob- tained from either the generator gas of the Siemens producer or ordinary coal gas. Mr Samon Fox, the managing director, therefore turned his attention to water-gas, and, having carefully considred the whole question, decided upon putting down a water-gas plant at the Leeds Fore. The works were begun on Sep. tember 29, 1887, and on March 29, 1888, plant capable of producing 40,000 cubic feet of water-gas per hour was started, and has since been in constant operation with perfect success, and wibhout interrup- tion. The gas produced gives every satisfaction, not only for metallurgical, but also for lighting purposes, the whole of the works being supplied with it. "Water-gas is the result of a chemical reaction 1I'hich takes place in passing steam through incan. descent carbonaceous matter, and may be considerell as 1 he practical result on a wholesale scale of the ordin. ary laboratory experiment of decomposing water by pass. ing steam througl1 a highly-heated iron tube. In t,he water-gas apparatus the fuel, which at Leeds Forge is coke, is raised to a high temperature in a generator by the aid of an air-blast. The blowing is continued for about ten minutes, by which time the fuel has reached a dull red heat. During this period what is known as producer-gas is given off, and this is led away to a range cf Lancashire boilers, where it is utilised in raising steam for the engines in the works. At the end of tell Dlinntes the valves are reversed, the air blast being stopped, and the further exit of producer-gas to the boilels prevented. 8tearn is then admitted at the top of the generator for four minutes, and, pa.5inj1; down through the incandescent fuel, becomes decom. posed, and a iix- il gas results. This gas as formed passes away to a scrubber, where it iOj tieated in much the same way as ordinary coal./(a1;. From the scrubber it pases to the gas-holder, where it is stored for use for metallurgical pnrpose in the works, such as heat- ing and welding. For indoor illuminating purposes a portion of the gas is conducted frQIll the gas-holder to the purifiers, where its purification is effected by means of oxide Gf iron. It will thus be seen that. the process consists of alternately blowing the generator ot and making gas, and that a run of gas is made every 10 minutes, durin wl.ich time the yield from each generator is about 17.5 ° cubic feet of producer- gas and 5,000 cubic filet oi pure water-gas for heating an (I lighting purposlOs Tbe t as is also used most successtully for driving gas engines. The metallurgical purposes to which the wateqas i, applied at tbe 1,eerls Forge are various. In tbe £ <at place. it is used in the htmtinv furnaces ill the yJ&ta mill, where the aleal_ ingots are rolled into plates for tho manufacture of Fox's corrugated boiler flues. It is also used in welding t,he»e tubes and heating tte plates for Mr Fox's flanged frame-plates for railway rolling stock, and for his flanged boiler-froms, besides which it is ntilised in various other similar operations throul1;hout the works, In the application of water-gas to toe manufacture ot Siemens' steel there i a marked improvement in the quality as well as the quantity of the product. With this gas 30 charges of steel per furnace per week can be turned out, as against 11 charges per furnace per week from furnaces of equal capacity using gas from Siemens' producers. Be- sides being used for metallurgical pl1rpose, the offices and yarious parts of the works are lighted with water-gas, the burners employed being arranged on the Fahnejelm system. Burnt 111 the ordinary way, the water-gas give a blue flame. bat by suspending a comb composed of thin magnesia rods in the flame the filaments are quickly heated to a white heat. producing So bright glow light ot high illuminating power, but which is neither unpleasant to the eye nor prejudicial to the sight. The heatin power of water-gas was "ery great, as was demonstrated upon our recent visit to the Leeds Forge Works, where we inspected the method of its manufacture as well as that of its use in the various departments. To give one instance only, a piece of copper wire placed in an ordinary coal-gas flame was only made red hot, A similar piece of wire Elaced in a water-gas flame issuing from a similar uiner was quickly and perfectly fused. AD important consideration in the adoption of any new system is, of course, its cost; and in this respect water-gas conies out well. Its production per ton of fuel is about 30,000 cubic feet, and with fnel at 8s per ton, labour at 3s 6d per man per day, and the prduction going on continuously, it is found that the gas costs slightly less than 4d per 1,000 cubic feet. The experience of nine months' working at the Leeds Forge hs led to the conclusion, based on carefully-ascertained data., that the saving effected pn the whole works is about £ 10,000 per annum. Looking at the advantage ot water. gas for illuminating purposes, it is to be observed that, besides giving an agreeable light, it does not develop any noxious fumes, nor does It prodnce smoke halth and cleanliness being thereby preserved, and paintings, furniture, and decorations remaining uninjured. For lightiug mansions this would prove a boon, while the producer-gas can be utilised ior heating purposes. Similarly, a mill-owner laying down a water-gas plant for lighting his factory will obtain gaseous fuel for steam-raising purposes practically for nothing. For small tOWl1S also tbe lighting could be carried out with water-gas, the producer-gas being used for steam-raising and manufacturing purposes generally. Although the installation of this water- gas plant at the Leeds Forge is the first in England, the system is being largely adopted in America and 011 tle Continent, both at steel works aml for illuminating purposes." In addition to the above Extract, the following Papers have recently commented favourably 011 Water. Gas :— Financial News. Manchester Examiner, Globe. Echo, Standard Iron Manufactures. British Architect. ] DarlingtonNorthern Echo. Ironmonger. Yorkshire Pioneer. Invention. Architect. Town and Country. Richmond Chronicle. Irish Manufacturers' Newcastle <"hronicle. Journal. Sydney Mail. The Glasgow Herald. Ayr Observer. Birmingham Gazette. Rochester Joarnal. Sheffield Telegraph. Manchester City News. Dundee Advertiser. Salford Chronicle. Engnieer. Fyfe News. Christian World. Weekly Times. Glasgow Mail. St Andrew Citizen. Scotsman. Contractor. Sheffield Independent, Electric Engineer. Yorkshire Post. Iron. &c., &c. Leeds Mercury. For FULL PARTICULARS and QUOTATIONS apply THE BRITISH W ATER.GA SYNDICATE (Limited), Commercial Buildings, Park-row, Leeds.5416 WtgaI Motices. IN THE BIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. CHANCERY DIVISION. IN THE MATTER 01<' THE COMPANIES ACTS, 1862 and 1867, and in the matter of the LLWYD- ARTH IRON, STEEL. AND TIN-PLATE COM. PANY, LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a PETITION I for the WINDING UP of the above-named Company, by her Majesty's High Court of Justice, Chancery Division, was, 011 the 30th day ot April, 1889, presented to the High Court of Justice by the said Company, and that the said petition is directed to be heard before bis J.ordship, MT Justice Chitty, on Saturday, the 11th day of May, 188:1, and any creditor or contributory of the said Company desirous to oppose the making of an order for the winding up of the said Company under the above acts should appear at the time of hearinK by himself or his counsel for that purpose, and a copy of petition will be furnished to any creditor or contributory of the said Company requiring the same, by the undersigned, on payment of the related charge for the same, Dated this 1st day of May, 1889. HELDER anfl ROBERTS, 2, Verulam BuiJdinl!s, Gray's Inn. W.C., Agents for Scale ami DavId, Brid. gend, Glamorganshire, Solicitors for the Company. b823 — BALSAM of HOREHOUND Relieves Coufh in tell minutes. HA Yl\1AN'S BALSAM of HOREHOUND The most certain and speedy Remedy. HAYMAN'S BALSAM of HOREHOUND For Coughs and Colds. HAYMAN'S BALSAM of HOREHOUND For all disorders of the Lungs. RELIEVES COUGH M TEN MINUTES Invaluable in the Nursery. HAYMAN'S BALSAM of HOREHOUND The most sueceduI preparation HAYMAN'S BALSAM of HOREHOUND Ever offered to the public. HAYMAN'S BALSAM of HOREHOCTND Prepared only by A. Ha.yman &I Co. (late of N ea.th). HAYMAN'S BALSAM of HOREHOUND 15, Albemarle st., St. John's-square, London, E.C. Sold by all Chemists. Price, 1s ld, 2s 9.1 48 6d. 1022 WHO IS YOUR BILLPOSTER at Aberda.re? MICHAEL PAINE, Billposter, D;<;tributor, and Advertising Agent 25" Cardiff-street, Ab8rdare, rents tbe principal posting-stations in Aberdare and district. Contracts made quarterly or yearly. Good accommodation for tiavellers, Ac, Also agent for Guion and Co. Mail Steamers. 33;0 1359 (jpfritratign. I CARDIFF. JOSEPH PARRY, Mus. Doc. (CANTAB), V LECTURER IN MUSIC AT THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CARDIFF, AND MR D. MENDELSSOHN PARRY. PRIVATE LESSONS in VOICE CULTURE and SINGING. PIANOFORTK, ORGAN, and COMPOSITION, at BEETHOVEN CHAMBERS, 2 NEWPORT.ROAD (Just opposite the College), And at their private residence, CARTREF, 23, PLYMOUTH-ROAD, PENARTH. Prospectus on application. COLLEGE CLASSES. Harmony: Mondays at 2, 7; TIlesdays at 2,30. Musical Form, for pianists and vocalists Thursdays at 2.30. Theory and sight singing, forallcholr members: Mondiya at 8. College Philharmonic Society Tuesdays at 8. THE EASTER TERM COMMENCES ON MON- DAY, APRIL the 22nd, 1889. 13226 1134 ^T CATHERINE'S, CARDIFF^ A FIRST-CLASS MODERN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, with Kindergarten for Girls and Boys. PRINCIPAL Miss TULLIS. Excellent premises, lasge staff of experienced teachers, wide curriculum, and moderate and inclusive fees. Unusual success in high-class examinations. Prospectuses containing full particulars sent on -PTheasUMMER TERM WILL BEGIN on FRIDAY, MAY 3rd. 13738 5629 HARROW HOUSE HIGH SCHOOL, JUL ROATH, CARDIFF. PRINCIPALS The MiSSES MARKS. FEES (inclusive of English, French, l atin. Mathe- matics, Science, Drawing, Class Singing, Drill ins, and Needlework), S5 10s per term. Auditional tee for Board, £7 7s per term. Large House, with good Recreation Ground. RE-ASSEMBLY.—Boarders, May 6th Dny Pupils, May 7th. b618 ST^OLAYE'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. No. 20. WINDSOR-PLACE, CARDIFF PRINCIPAL MRS PHILLIPS. (Celt. Cambridge with Honours.) The curriculum of education includes thorougn English, French, German, Latin, Music, Needlework, and Calisthenics. Fees moderats. Private lessons given. Boarders received. PUPILS WILL RE-ASSEMBLE ON MONDAY, MAY 6th, at 2.30 pm, Successful preparation for public examinations. .5lla_, MONXTON HOUSE SCHOOL, TRE- DEGARVILLK, CARDIFF. PRINCIPAL H. siiEWBROOKs, B.A. Pupils prepared for the Universities, the university Local, Civil Service, and other Examinations. The NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE TUESDAY, MAY 7th, 1889. „ Prospectuses may be obtained from the Principal, too 17ENSINGTON HOUSE, JL\- WINDSOR-PLACE, CARDIFF. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principals—The Misses HARVEY. The Summer Term will commence MAY 9th, 1889. ARDIFF MIDDLE-CLASS SCHOOL (BOYS') Spring Villa, Cowbridge-road, neat Sophia Gardens. Principal, W. WII-KKS, B.A., Lond. I Next Term commences Monday, April 29th, lootf. odd OT. MARGARET'S, RICHMOND- K3 ROAD, CARDIFF.—SCHOOL for GIRLS, and PREPARATORY CLASS for BOYS.-Principal, Mrs SIMPSON, assisted by efficient teachers. SUMMER TERM COMMENCES MONDAY, MAY 6th. 932 ¡ CARDIFF PREPARATORY AND I PRACTICUM SCHOOL, 23, NOIlTHCOi E-STRBET, RICHMOND-ROAD. Mr C G. MUSCHAWECKIiate Tutor to the Earl of Durham and Brothers) instnrcts Boys between the ages of 7 and 14. Charges moderate. I The NEXT 1ERM BEGINS WEDNESDAY, MAY 8th. 9^7 PENARTH. ESTBOURNE SCHOOL, T T PENARTH. PRINCIPAL—MR SYDNEY GIBSCN. PROSPECTUS ON APPLICATION. 5678 PPREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, JL HASLAND Homm, WES IBOURNE ROAD, PENARTH. Principal, Mr JOSEPH LUGG. Re- opens (D.V.) 7th May, 18t:9. 69 COWBRIDGE. GREAT HOUSE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PRINCIPALS Mrs and the Misses CULVERWELL. Thorough preparation for Cambridge, Oxford. Royal Academy of Music, and Trinity College examinations. Special attention is given to comfort, refinement, and physical woU-bemg, Next Term vpuwuehces, ilay S, Terms moderate. Fees from entrance. 1024 TSSY MAESYCWMMER. THE SOUTH WALES SCHOOL FOR JL GIRLS, SUMMERFIELD HALL, MAESYCWMMER, CARDIFF. PRINCIPAL—Mrs NICHOLLS, F.E.I.S., F.S.Sc. Gold and Silver Medallist. (Under distinguished patronage, and in union with Trinity College, London, the Society of Science. Arts, and Letters, London), and the Royal College of Music. The last three years 600 certificates, over 400 dis- tinctions, and 3b0 special certificates have been gained from Trinity College, Royal Academy. College of Pre- ceptors, Science and Art (London), and the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, and Edinburgh also prizes from Trinity College and Science and Art (London). A bronze medal from the International Exhibition (Science and Art) for painting, silver medal for music, and a bronze medal from the London College of Music, and 48 certiticates of merit for drawing, painting (oil a.nd water colour), and various kinds of needlework. The girls have passed in as many as 12 subjects, in- cluding German, French, mathematics, drawing, paint- ing, music, book-keeping, geometry, perspectiv Botany, Acoustics, literature, and everything useful. The Examiners (l-onaon; ^aid:—"The work done by this school is exceedingly good and creditable to the Principal." "Arithmetic .Excellent," "Scripture Excellent." £100 per annum is given in Scholarships, and Slo3 to S180 in prizes. Hundreds of testimonials from parents and pupils in aU parts of the world. Fees for boarders, including tuition, prizes, scholarships and preparation for any University Exami- nation five guineas. Day pupils, one guinea. nation fivt1 gl1mea.s. Day pupil, one gumea, One of the best schools in the country."— Vide Press. 13660 4282 NEWPORT. "XTEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL FOR Xl GIRLS, 3, DORSET PLACK, NEWPORT, MouN. PRIN 2IP us THE MISSES BALLANTYNK AND HEATHCOTB. A KINDERGARTEN ÇLAS, under a Qualified Teacher. Fee. One Guinea per telm, Prosp ctu-.es, with reports of Examinations, &c, can be had on application at the School House, 3, Dorset-place, where the Principals may be seen on and after Friday, May 3rd. The SUMMER TERM Commences 011 TUESDAY", MAY 7th, 5723 NEWPORT COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. PRINCIPAL r G. BURGESS HUGHES, M.A., Assisted by E. A. J EPSON, B.A. (Oxford), E, A. BAHIN (Certif., S. Kensington), and Professor BARBIER. Sefen Successes at the late Cambridge Local Exam. inations, including the highest at the Cardiff Centre. A few Vacancies for Boarders. Next Term May 7th. For particulars apply to the Principal. 220 NEATH. XTEATH—PROPREBTARY SCHOOL. J3i Higher Education.—Application for terms, &c., to Archdeacon of Llandatf, or Headmaster. Neath. 1118 CLIFTON, BRISTOL. GH -CLASS EDUCATION. BRIGHTON HOUSE SCHOOL, REDLAND PARK, CLIFTON. Established 1873 to provide a thoroughly good education at moderate terms. There will be a few Vacancies for Boarders and Day Pupils May 6th. Large premises near the Downs. The number of pupils limited to 120 (4b boarders). An excellent table kept. A good home for boarders. Large staff of efficient tutors. Pupils admitted from eight years of age. All subjects taught. Inclusive terms. Playground, well-fittea workshop, gymnasium, football, hockey, cricket, and tennis clubs. Separate house as Sanatorium. Pupils successfully prepared for the Army, Navy, Civil Service, Medical and Preliminary Law Examinations, as well as for those of tbe Univer- sities, Oxford' and Cambridge Locals, College of Pre- ceptors, Science and Art Department also for the Musical Examinations of the Royal Academy and Trinity College —Prospectuses, examination successes, references, and full particulars on application to the Head Master, Mr CHAitLES BIGG Recent Successes — (December) Cambridge Uni- versity Honours, also Intermediate and Junior Passes. (December )College of Preceptors. (FebruaryI Pre- liminary Law. (March) Preliminary Medical. Academy of Music. Various Bank Examinations. Only one failure in all these competitions.. one failure in all these competitions. Classes will now be formed for the London Univer. sity Matriculation, January, 1890, aud for all the other above-named Examinations 5703 PSLEY SCHOOL 3, OSBORNE- ROAD, CI.IFTON. Established 1864. Princi- pal Mr LKWIS W. ROG ICRS. Vacancies this term for two boarders. SCHOOL RE-OPENS May 6th. Prospectus, references, Ac., on application. 132 PONTYPRIDD. pONTYPRIDD GRAMMAR SCHOOL. RE-OPENS on MONDAY, 6th May. Thorough education. Preparation for ail examinations.—Apply Mr JOHN FRANCIS McCLUNB. Headmaster.b7fe0 ABERGAVENNY. BEKGAVJBNNT^LADIES' SCHOOL —MILFORD HOUSE. Principal: Mrs YATE. The educational advantages are of a superior kind. and the establishment is so conducted as to ensure the happiness aud well-being of pupils. NEXT TERM DAY TUESDAY, May 7th, 1889. 565 ABERGAVENNY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. BOARDERS RECEIVED BY MR WEBBER, THE HEAD MASTER. Healthy locality. Comfortable home. Excellent diet. Thorough education. Ten candidates passed last Cambrdge luteal Examination, aU in honours, Only one failure during last eleven vears. TERM BEGINS 7th MAY. 626 (Etmcatum. PONTARDA WE. ONTARDAWE COLLEGIATE JL SCHOOL.—Preparation for all examinations. Recent successes in London matriculation, (to. Pre- paratory department for gentlemen's sons. NEXT TERM B KG INS MAY 6th, 1889. 65a OARMARTHEN. QUEEN ELIZABETH GRAMMAR SCHOOL. CARMARTHEN. HOUSE SCHOLARSHIPS. Six-Value Cne £20, Two each, and Three B10 each per annum. Offered for Competition 011 Tuesday, April 30th, 1889. SUBJECTS- I, Arithmetic. II, DictatIon; and a Paper containing Questions on—1. Geography—(a) General Outlines (b) with special reference to Great Britain. 2. English, Grammar, Analysis of sentences, Composition, etc. 3. Outlines of English History from 1066—1815,A. D. III. Classics—(a) Greek and Latin Grammar, (b) Easy unseens from Greek and Latin, (e) Easy Latin Prose. Boys under la may use Dictionaries for Transla- tions, «nd a Latin-English Dictionary for Latin Prose. Candidates from Elementary Schools need not do Classics but should offer instead one additional sub- ject, of which notice must be given. 5646 Apply-Head Master. CHEPSTOW. MAUR COLLEGE^ CHEPSTOW^ Principals: The Misses THOMAS. Highest references. Great success in examinations. Beautiful recreation grounds. Terms moderate. Vacancy for pupil teacher. NEXT TERM, MAY 6th. 223 CHEPSTOW GRAMMAR SCHOOL. S Splendid s tuation. Fine resitieuce. These results (of public examinations) shew that the school lanks very high with the best schools on 'the lists."—Mon- mouthshire Paper. PRINCIPAL' G. DEWDNEY, B.A. 497 SECOND MASTER G. BRY ANI, B.A. HEREFORD. HEREFORD COUNTY COLLEGE. CHAIRMAN The Hon. and Very ltev. the DKAN of HEREFORD. HEADMASTER The Rev C. F. MULLER, M.A. Preparations for the Universities, Professions, Local Examinations. Business, Classical, Modern Sides. Junior Department for' Boys under 9. Shorthand Classes. Extensive New Buildings, in high and healthy situation, wltb Chltpel, Laboratory, Cubicled DormI. tones. Sanatorium, &c. Among recent successes — In Cambridge Local Examinations, 1888, of all schools in England: First in Religi<4tt Knowledge. First in French, Second in Greek, Fifth in Latiu. Inclusive Fees for Boarders, jE36 per annum ditto in Preparatory Department, £28 per annnm for Day Boys, S8 per annum. The next term will commence on SATURDAY, May 11th. 5597 EXETER. ROUGEMONT SCHOOLT5rBradnincU- place. Principal Miss Wreford. Pupils pre- pared for Oxford, Cambridge, College of Preceptors, Royal Academy, and Irinity College Examinations. Careful Christian training. Home comforts. Terms moderate. The next Term commences (D. V.) May 8ih. 179 Insurance. UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Established in the Reign of Queen Anne, A.D. 1714. CHIEF OFFICE :—81, CORNHILL, LONDON. Invested Funds £ 2,G7l),000. Annual Income £ 300,000. FIRE Insurances effected on all descriptiong of risks. LIFE Bonus £:116s per cc. per ann. Low Premiums. Prospectuses, and all information at the BRANCH OFFICE BANK CHAMBERS, BALDWIN- STREET, BRISTOL. ARTHUR H. LAMONT. Local Secretary. Applications for Agencies invited. 4093 AT HOMK AND ABROAD. ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS INSURKD GAINST BY THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE CO. 64, CORNHILL LONDON. HON, EVELYN ASHLER. CHAIRMAN. Annual Income COMPENSATION ALRKADY PAID £2,600,000 MODERATE PREMIUMS-FAVOURABLE CONDITIONS—NEW CONCESSIONS. Prompt and Liberal Settlement ot Claims West-end OfficeS, Grand Hotel Buildings, W.C. HEAD OFFICE: M; CORNHILL, LONDON, E.C. WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary Agents:—Mr W. E. BRADSHAW G. W. Railway • Messrs TREGERTHEN DUNN & CO., Merchants! Exchange. Carolff, 4195-13227 VICTORIA MUTUAL ASSURANCE V SOCIETY (Limited), Finsbury-square Buildings London. E.c.-Hererve amounts to nearly sfx year's nremium income. 5820 ARTHUR J. COOK, A.I.a., M.J.I <Wr*-t*ry. t- ^UTLDING Societies. THE PRINCIPALITY PERMANENT INVESTMENT JJUILDING SOCIETY. THE BEST MEDIUM FOR LOANS ON PROPERTIES. Moderate law charges. No procuiation fees. Easy repayments. Large share in Society's profits. Facility or redemption. The Offices, 28, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, are OPEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS, W. SANDERS, MANAGING SECRETARY. AGENTS-—Mr THOMAS, 43, York-place, Newport MrD.H. EDMUNDS, 4, Maughan-st.,Penarth. Mr J. A. DAVIES, Ida-place, Ebbw Vale. 1023 7422 GLAMORGAN BUILDING SOCIETY. U- OFFICE-—15, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. This old-established Society offers SPECIAL FACI- LITIES to persons desirous of Purchasing their own Dwelling-houses by a small payment down and easy periodical re-payments (for a liuaited period) in lieu of rent, thus affording a secure and safe investment and providing a future permanent income. No risks—no Redemption Fees Law Law Charges—Shares issued Daily—Reserve Fund invested in Government Security. -For farther informationanply at the Society's Offices, which are Open Daily,-—T. A. DAVIES, Secretary. 1119 SOUTH WALES MERCANTILE (0 BUILDING SOCIETY, Philharmonic Chambers Cardiff.—The Directors are prepared to make Advances on Leasehold and Freehold Securities. Interest reduced half per cent. on Old and New Advances.— John Jen. kins, A,C.A.. Secretary. 1045 THE MERTHYR AND DOWLAIS JL BUILDING SOCIETY. Offices, Glebeland House, Merthyr Tydfil. Established 1872. Incorporated j874. Liberal Advances ( £ 100 to i.10,000). — Easy Re- cayments in3 to 17 years. favourable Redemption Terms—Utmost Secrecy—Loans on Buildings in pro- gress-N 0 Management Charges. DISTRICT AGENTS :— Cardiff and Penarth, Mr J. Holloway, 12, Queen s Chambers. Cardiff; Cadoxton and Barry* Mr Lewis Lewis, Quarrella-screet, Cadox- ton Abertillery and District, Mr W. B. Harrison, Abertillery; A ewport and District, Mr II. A. Goodman, Architect, Newoort: Swansea, Mr H. C. Higman, 101. Oxford-street, Swansea; Pontypridd and Rhondda, Mr Architect, Newoort: Swansea, Mr H. C. Higman, 101. Oxford-street, Swansea; Pontypridd and Rhondda, Mr H Porcber, Pontypridd; Carmarthenshire, Mr Isaac pinllips, Burry Port, R.S.O Tredegar and Ebbw Valf., Mr J D■ Thomas, Aeron V ilia, Rhymney. 1058 ™TEK WILLIAMS. Secretory. BROU'S INJECTION. — HYGIENIC, INFALLIBLE, and PRESERVATIVE, Cures nromptly, without additional means, all recent or chronic discharges of the urinary organs. Price 4s 6d Mr bottle. Paris J. l ere (successor to BrOU), Phar- nracien, 102, Rue Richelieu; London: Wilcox and Co., 23^ Qxford'Streefc, W., who will FORWARD it free BY Parcels Post to any part of the United Kingdom on receipt of P.O.O and all Chemisis. 4253 3642. INVALID MEN WHO ARE NEKVOUS AND DiSPRESShD without joy for the present or hope for the future, and whose past is a regret, should send 3stamps for the MAGIC MIRROR, and address H. HOWELL, Esq., the Secretary, TJFVALID MEN. 4, Fitzalan-square, Sheffield. J_ 13712 5222 DR. JJOOKE'S QRIENTAL pILLS AND SOLAR ELIXIR Have been used for upwards of half a. century, and are fully recognized as the most effectual remedies now in use for the cure of INDIGESTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS, And all nervous disorders Reader, if you suffer from any of the above complaints with all their attendant evils, try these remedies they are more to be desired for you than riches, and their worth to you is more than untold gold. DR; ROOKE'S SOLAR RLIXIR Is sold in Bottles at 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lis. each. DR. ROOKE'S ORIENTAL PILLS Are sold in boxes at 134d. and 4s. 6d. each, by all Chemists and Patent Mediqine Vendors, or direct from DR Rooke, SCARBOROUGH, ENGLAND ^.mnsments. CARDIFF. rjl HEAT RE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LESSEE AND MANAGER Mr EDWARD FLETCHER ACTING MANAGER Mr JOHN SHERIDAN TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), May 3, Last Two Nights of Mr CHARLES MELVILLE and the great Ol'-mpic Drama, the CRIMES OF JpARIS, By Paul Merritt and George Conquest. I The Most Successful and Realistic Drama on Tour. MONDAY NEXT, MAY 6, I Van Biena and Lingard's London Company in the Famous Comic Oper;<, The OLD GUARD. DAY PERFORMANCE Saturday, May 11, at Two o'clock. Children aud Schools at half-price. Box Plan at Thompson and Shackell's, Ltd. GRAND THEATRE AND OPERA \JT HOUSE, CARDIFF. LESSEES Messrs W. R. JOHN. ACTING MANAGER Mr H CAIRNCROSS. FRIDAY. MAY 3RD, MR H. HAliDY'S "SIBERIA" COMPANY, By Special Arrangement with Miss Grace Hawthorne. FRIDAY, MAY 3rd, and DURING the WEEK, London Company, New Scenery, Costumes, and Effects. at 7.30, the very Successful, New, and Original Russian Drama, by Bartley Campbell, entitled LIBERIA. MONDAY, May 6th,1889, Messrs Geo. Conquest and Mr R. H. Eaton's Celebrated London Drama. SAVED FROM THK STREETS pAKK-HALL, CARDIFF. TO NIGHT (FRIDAY), at 8, THE WORLD'S MYSTERY, THE GREAT DUPREZ, the famous French Pres. tididtateur. The most Fascinating Performance in the World Marvellous Mystic Power Transmission of Thought i Spiritualism Extraordinary? Something never seen before Prices. 3s, 2s, Is, and 6d. Seats booked at Thompson and Shackell's, music sellers. 495 PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. pARK HALL, CARDIFF. GRAND PERFORMANCE (in costume) OF DR. JOSEPH PARRY'S CANTATA. "JOSEPH," by the EBENEZER CHORAL UNION, With full Orchestral Accompaniment, LEADER Mr K T. ROBERTS, ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 29th, 1889. CONDUCTOR THE COMPCSER. Popular prices of admission. 5798 For further particulars see future advertisements COWBRIDGE. THE SECOND ANN UAL EISTEDDVOD JL will be held on WHIT-MONDAY NEXT. CHORAL COMPETITIONS, Worthy is the Lamb," £25 Male Party. "Monks' War *ong," Dr Parry, S7. Programmes, l £ d.—John Davies, Hon. Sec., Cowbridge. ° 5754 Excursions REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. EISTEDDFOD AT PENCOED. On MONDAY, May 6th, RETURN HCKEr> at a single*fare and a quarter, will be to PENCOED by trains leaving Abergwynti at 9.50 a.m. Nanty. mod, 10.0 and Pontyrhyl at 10.5, ca.liui!; at interme- diate stations to'^ondu inclusive Port Talbot, 10.40 and Pvle at a.m. To return same day at a45 p.m. For further particulars see small bllls. CHESTER RACES—"CUP" DAY. On WEDNESDAY, May 8tIJ, an EXPRESS EX- CURSION for CHESTER and LIVERPOOL will leave Cardiff at 5.30 a.m., Newport 5.50 Pontnewydd 6.6, Aberdare 4.56, Mountain Ash 5 5, Merthyr 4.55. Abercanaid 5,0, Aberfan 5.5, Quakers Yard 5.15, Llancaiach 5.20. Rhymney Junction,5-30, Jredegar Junction 5 35, Crumim (ILL.) 5.4o Pontypool (Uar- ence-street) 6 0, Pontypool Road 6.10, Abergavenny 6.30, returning same day. For fares and return times see smaii mils. FAST EXPRESS TRAINS are run DAILY (Sundays excepted) in conjunction with the London and North- Western Railway,vi4 the .SHitEYYftBLIlY and 11LRI.- FORD LINE, between CAHDlKh and LIVKRPOOL, MANCHESTER, CHESTER, CARLISLE, ULASUOW, OlNBURGH, and the NORTH of ENGLAND and SCOTLAND generfiily, ieaving CARDIFF at P.3Q a.m., 3.55. and 7.15 p.m. By trains connecting whh this service to and from LLANELLY, SWANSEA, NEATH, BRIDGEND, and other stations, the time occupied between SOUTH WALES and the NORTH is MATERIALLY RE- DUCED. THROUGH CARRIAGES run from CARDIFF, and THROUGH FARES are in operation between all principal stations. 5819 HY, LAMBERT, General Manager. 1linuts. DINNERS, 21 and 22, Broadmead. Plain Tea, 3d; or Breakfast, Meat ana Bread, 4d. Good Beds, Is and Is od. I2'8 Appointed by Royal Warrant Makers to H.M. the Queen and His Rr.yal Highness the Prince of Wales. The only Makers holding a Royal Warrant for Horticultural Implements. GREEN'S PATENT "SILJiS MES- 1 SOR LAWN MOWERS. WITH IMPROVED WHEELS AND SOLID LINK STEEL CHAINS. They have stood the test for upwards of thirty years, and have carried off every HIGHEST PRIZE which bas been given in all cases of competition. They are in constant use in all the ;foyal Gardens. Their supe riority over those of all other Makers is universally acknowledged. They will cut either short or Ion grass, bents, Ac., wet or dry. THESE ADVANTAGES NO OTHER LAWN MOWERS POSSESS, They are the Acme of Perfection, They are the"simplest in construction, the easiest to work, the least liable to get out of order, make little noise when in Jise, and are the MOST DURABLE LAWN MOWERS EXTANT. EVERY ONE SKNT OUT IS GUARANTEED to give entIre satisfaction, Otherwise itmay be returned at once Free of Cost to the Purchaser. They can be had of all respectable Ironmongers and Seedsmen in the United Kingdom or direct from the Manufacturers, THOMAS GREKN AND SON (LIMITED), SMITHFIELD IRON WORKS, LEEDS, AND SURREY WORKS. BLACKFRIARS.ROAD, LONDON, S.E. Carriage Paid to all the Principal Railway stations in the United Kingdom. Illustrated Price List Free on Application. Beware of counterfeit imitations. 5747 Very Agreeable to Take. A LAXATIVE & REFRESHING FRUIT LOZKNGE, FOR TAMAR CONSTIPATION, JL HAEMORRHOIDS, BILE, INDIEN HEADACHE, t LOSS of APPETI rE, GT-TTT vxr GASTRIC and RILLON INTESTINAL TROUBLES. Box 2s 6d, stamps included. Sold by all Chemists and Druggists. 4254 E. GltlLLON, 69 Queen-street, (Jheapside, London. MANHOOD RESTORED. — Remedy free, A victim of youthful imprudence, caus- ing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost Man. hood, &c" has discovered a simple self-cure, which he will send free to his fellow sufterers,-Address W. Fox 1, York-street. Southwark, London, S.E 997 p- QROSBY'S BALSAMIC 00 UGH ELIXIR. QROSBY'S COUGH ELIXIR, CURES BRONCHITIS. QROSBY'S COUGH ELIXIR CURES ASTHMA. 'I QROSBY'S COUGH ELIXIR WORKS WONDERS. CROSBY'S BALSAMIC COUGH ELIXIR Is sold in Bottles at Is. lid., ls. 9d., 4s. M., and 11s. each, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors, or direct from DR ROOKE, SCARBOROUGH, ENGLAND. R. ROOKE'S DICTIONARY OF DOMESTIC jyjEDICINE. All who wish to preserve health should read this work. It is a Handy Guide to Domestic Medicine, also an admirable Compendium of Medtcal Information, it contains 80 pages, and it b an incalculable boon to invalids. GRATIS of all Chemists and Patent Medi- cine Vendors, or POST FREE on receipt on penny stamp, from DR. ROOKE, U*5 SCARBOROUGH, ENGLAND. Isnsirass JVDDusaes. JMPORTANT SHORT NOTIOB AND AN JMMEDIATE CLEARANCB SATJE Of TWO J-JRAPEBS' gTOOKS AMOUNTING TO £2,384 13s, 2u. TTOWfitti AND Q0MPAN1 ii ARfi NOW SELLING THE ABOVB. LOT 1, £1,542 17s 3d < BOUGHT BY TENDER from the Tmste* of the late Mr John David, 134 and 135, Clifton street, Cardiff, at a Discount of 59 per ceat from his selling prices, LOT 2. £841 168. OD. BOUGHT BY TENDER from the Trustee of Mr Edmund Davies, 129, Commercial-street Newport, Mon,, at a Discount of 31J per cen from his cost prices, H & CO. WILL SELL TH ABOVE STOCKS AT ABOUT ONI HALF THE USUAL PRICES. ——— -7 NOTICE. Customers who may not be in time to MOD even part of the Stocks will find several Claarii and Job Lines in the different Departmen throughout the House at prices worth looki; after. STOCKS AND JOB LINES MARKE IN RED FIGURES. DOORS OPEN AT 10 A.M. AND CLOSE C 1 RID AY AND SATURDAY AT 10 P.M. JJOWELL AND QOMPAN THE ARDIFF JJRAPERS CARDIFF. 'I m