Gwalia

CYNHADLEDD CAERNARFON. Bu clymblaid o wrthryfelwyr yn cynhadledda yn Nghaernarfon y dydd o'r blaen. Cynllwyn oedd en gwaith a chren chwyldroad oedd eu hamcan. Eu man cyfarfod ydoodo Capel y Methodistiaid. Carant roddi rhith a lliw cref- ydd ar bobpeth o'u heiddo. Er mai nycim cref- ydd fydd nn o'r effeithiau os cant en hewyllys, ni falient fotwm am hyny. Heb fod nepell oddi- wrthynt ceid y Castell hanesyddol. Taena ei gysgod dros v dref, gan adgoffa gwladgarwch a gwroniaeth dderch eu eymrodyr ganrifoedd yn ol. Ond nid oedd na gwladgarwch na gwron- iaeth yn nodweddn'r cyfarfod a gynhelid yn Moriah. Canys ni feddai y rhai a ymgynull- asant yno well amcan na gwasgu sefydliadau cenedlaethol o fodolaeth, anrheithio tegweh a chyfiawnder, cren ysgariadau a theimladan an- hynaws, a chvnull arian i gario allan en bwriad- au blwng. Ni welwyd ymddygiadau nac am- canion mwy haerllug a beiddgar odid erioed; ac onibae am y ddawn a fedd yr arweinwyr i lygad- dynu y wlad a'u medr a'n moddion vstrywgar i daenu mwgwd dros wrthuni eii gwaith, siawns wael fnasai ganddynt i lwyddo. Blaenor y glymblaid yw Mr Lloyd George. Efe yw ai-ch-gynllunydd y gwrthryfel, ac efe sy'n cynyrchu ac yn cadw v cyffro mwyaf. Ond er prysured yw parabl a lletted yw dylanwad oracl y Bwrdeisdrefi, nis dichon hyd yn nod efeo gario ei lympwyon allan heb gymhorth arian- ol. Ac yn Nghaernarfon fe'i gwelid megys a'i gap yn ei law, yn erefu cardod ac yn son am aberth ac egwvddorion, tegweh a chyfiawnder, ei cymhell haelfrydedd y sawl a'i gvrrandawai. Bu adeg pan ehvid arian yn "gregin heddweh, ond myn ete eu troi yn arfan gwrthryfel, i. ddinystrio sefydliadau a gynyrchwyd trwy ebyrth ein liynafiaid, oddiai, amcanion pnr i leshau a goleuo'r genedl. Bydd yn ddigon hnan i Mr Lloyd George a'i blaid bwysleisio egwyddorion pan ddysgant weithredu yn unol a hwy, ac y mae gwaith y glymblaid yn son cy- maint am aberth yn gwaradwyddo yr elfen fen- digaid hono yn mywyd y genedl ddvddian fu. Gair arall barablwyd yn uchel a llithrig yn y Gynhadledd ydoedd undeb. Buasai ymdeith- ydd anwybodus o hanes y wlad a'r helynt addysgol, pe yn troi i Moriah, yn tybio fod cv/hvm tangnefedd yn uno pawb yno. Ond yn mhlith y penaf wyr ceid Seneddwr Khyddfrydol Cymreig nodedig am aeddfedrwydd ei farn, ei ddoethineb, a'i bwyll, svdd wedi datgan yn glir yn erbyn y polisi gwrtliryfelgar. Mr Bryn Ro- berts, A.S., yw efe, ac v mae gair o'i enau ef yn werth mil o enau hunanolion vstrywgar fedd- ant lawer mwy o ddawn nag o ddoethineh. Hawdd y gall hyawdledd gvfTroi y sawl fo'n ei wrandaw, ond nid brwdfrydedd bvrhoedlog un- rhyw gynhadledd garia'r effaith ddyfnaf ar feddwl y wlad; a sicr ddiamheu mai barn oleu, bwyllog, gwyr fel yr aelod dros Eifion, en ill a. galon gwyr goreu'n gwlad. Cyn ei myned yn rhy ddiweddar, cryf yw'r gobaith yr atelir rhysedd y gwrthryfehvyr. 'Ofer yw rhuthro'r pen yn erbyn parwydydd y Senedd, a phar yr ymgais i "ymaflyd codwm" a'r Llywodraeth fwy o grechwen nag o gynydd, mwy o loes nag o lwyddiant, i'r ymgymerwyr. Nis gellir mewn unrhvw fodd gyfiawnhau ang- hyfraith. Nid yw canwyll pwyll wedi diffodd eto yn Nghymru y mae budd y wlad yn dibynu ar i wrthryfel ac aflonyddweh beidio; a goren po cyntaf y dysgir y wers i'r glymblaid ddreng sy'n cyffroi cymaint.

Y Cymro ar 01. Araf yw cerddediad v Cymro, ac nid dymunoi i'w anianawd y pi-ysiii-deb a'r dwndwr diball sy'n ncdv.eddu yr oes. Er cynifer a chymaint cyfnewidiadau ddaw dros ei wiad, mae mwy o'r meudwy a'r derwydd yn ei natur nag unpeth arall. Er hyfryted hyn, anfantais iddo yw'r arafweh yn anil. Gedy i Saeson gael y blaen arno. liluosog ac euraidd yw ei gyfleusderau, ond ant heibio yn ami heb iddo eu gweled na'u troi at ei v.asanaeth a'i ehr. Edrycher ar yr eiiii-mi ia geir iar falsnax-hdiai ein hymkirocliHecwM, &;Pvelei- ,viiife,r o estromiaid sy'n eynull golud ein cenedl. Diffyg antur a diffyg tindeb ',]Vila ddau begwm aflwyddiant y Cymry. Ger eu do)- bu Natur yn hulio ei rhoddion yn hael, ond tra y oeir hwy yni breiudid'ivydio'n be-r ai-all a ddlaw dros ffiniau Clawdd Offa ac a'u hyspeiliant a'u genedigaeth fraint.

Cofied oerddedwvr pal fod anallu i fyned yn mhelf yn amlygti gwendid vn y i"chyd svdd yn erofyn sylw diatref. Eglurir y llwvddiant a ddilynodd arb»-awf un cerddwr mewn erthygl ar "Cyfrinach Dyn Egnj- ol," a welir mown colofn arall.

Sales by Messrs. W. Dew & Son BANGOR, LLANDUDNO AND CARNARVON. LLAIDA HALL, Near BRYNSIENCYN, Four :\Iiles from Llanfair P.G. Station. ANGLESEY. ALE OF USEFUL. GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. «■ \V\T DEW and SON are in- strucrcd to*OFFER FOR SALE BY P^LIC AUCTION, on the Promises as above, oil W1.JJ \ESDAY,' June 21st, 1305, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Bt iefly comorising: Several Cases of Stuffed Birds, Oak Hall Chairs, Oak China Cabinet, Cast Iron Hat and Umbrella Stand Solid Mahogany Dinin, room Tables. Mahogany Dining-room Chair., CO 1 TAGE PIANOFORTE, by John Brmsmead and So„ in Walnut Case; Mahogany Bookie Mahogany Pedestal Desks and rg .Tao.K': Occasional Tables arxl Chairs Enamelled Louls Style Drawing-room Arm Chairs, Wicker Chairs a le 3d Paints and Prints. Fenders,. Couches etc. IN THE BEDCHAMBERS: Various Bedsteads, Wi-e Springs, Hair and Wool Mattresses Prime Feaxh-r Beds Bolsters and Pillows, several Wd- robe« Chests of Drawers. Dressing Tables Wnsh" atands and Wares. Cane-seated Chairs and Rai's, Axminster. Brussels and Tapestry Carpets Blankets fi.- nines etc. An excellent i<our-vvneei Dog Cart (suitable for anything over 144 hands M.jth capital blue cloth cushions lamps, and aJ coma'eto Body oainted dark, wheels light blue, ^cted in dark, by a London maker, in excellent °1S. at ELEVEN a.m. sharp. On View Morning °Vatikwurs on apnlication to the Auctioneers, at their Offices. at Bangor, Llandudno, and Carnarvon. 29170 SALES BY Messrs Robert & Rogers Jones, LLANRWST. By Order of the Trustees of the late Samuel Parry. COUNTY OF DENBIGH. TOWN OF LLANRWST. "VCESSRS ROBERT"d_ROGERS JONES have JVs been instructed to OFFER for SALE PUBLIC AUCTION at the KING S HEAD CAFE. FxSmviT on TUESDAY. July 4th, 1905. at Two o'clock, in the afternoon, subject to conditio to be then produced, the following VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES in Thirtv-four Lots:— Lots 1 to 4 (inclusive).—All thope Four Compact. Newlv-Built Freehold Dwelling-houses and Pre- mises: called "POPLAR GROVE, situate near Plas Issa, and close to Llanrwst Railway Station. s to 10 (inclusive).— CAE ACRA (Part of), •comprising SIX CHOICE FREEHOLD BUILD- ING PLOTS, adjoining Poplar Grove, and contain- ing by admeasurement in all 8114 square yards or thereabouts. T-> Lot 11.—That FREEHOLD PLOT OF BT.'ILD- ING LAND, adioining Carrirgtorf-terrace, and close to the Railwav Bridge, containing 605 square yard's. Lots 12 to 17 (inclusive).—All those Six Freehold Dwelling-houses and Premises, called CAKKING- TON-TERRACE," situate near the Railway feta- tion, and facing Station-road. Lots 18 to 24 (inclusive).—All those Seven Freehold Dwellinsr-bouses and Premises, called SAl.lfe- BURY-TERRACE," close to and adjoining Station- T°Ix)ts 25 to 23 (inclusive).—All those Four Free- hold DweHine-hou=es and Premises, called KAIL- WAY-TERRACE," situate in tha rear o. Carnng- ton-terrace. Lots 29 to 32 (inclusive).—All th^se Dwelling-houses and Premises, called SALliv BPRY HOUSE." "INIGO HOUSE," and "DIN- ORWIC COTTAGE." all situated in Station-road. Also the WORKSHOP, PREMISES, and GARDEN, adjoining George-street. Lot 33.-Th, Valuable and Extensive Freehold Premises called "BANK BUILDINGS," compris- ing the Bank Offices, and numerous other ?om modious Rooms u-.rd as Offices, etc. also a Assemblv Room, known as "THE CONCERT HALL," situate in Ancaster-square and Station- ^Lot 34.—That Freehold HOUSE and S*IOP. v- t-,tb- with the Cottnge adjoining, called "THE WALK." situate in Denbigh-street. » For further particulars and plans, annly to Messrs Griffith and Allard, Solicitors; Mr P. Mclntyre, Surveyor: or of the Auctioneers, all of Llanwst. 29206 Sale by Mr H. Parry Jones, HOLYHEAD. » THE SMITHFlELD, LLANGEFNI. IMPORTANT TO BUTCHERS, CATTLE AND SHEEP DEALERS, FARMERS, Etc. MR H PARRY JONF.S will hold his NEXT F\T STOCK SALE in the SMITHFlELD ns above, on MONDAY, July 3rd (and not Monday, July 10th as previously advertised). Entries from »me of the principal Breeders of the County v-ill be included in this Sale. miTTDaniV Entries to be sent in on or before lxiC.Kk_Ui\x, June 22nd. 1905. The next SALE following will take place on MONDAY, July the 24th. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Exchange Buildings, Holyhead. 29195 Mr John Parry Jones, PENRHYNDEUDRAETH. LLEYN-STREET, PWLLHRLI, CARNARVON- SHIRE. IMPORTANT SALE OF 5 FREEHOLD HOUSES AND GARDENS. MR JOHN PARRY JONES has been instructed by Messrs E. J. Griffiths and Dr. S. W. Grif- fiths, to SELL bv PUBLIC AUCTION, at the TOWER HOTEL, PWLLHELI, on WEDNESDAY, -the 5th day of Jul v. 1905. the FIVE FREEHOLD HOUSES and GARDENS, situated at LLEYN- FTREET, PWLLHELI, being N08, 17, 19, 21, 23, and 25. The annual Rent of each House is 26 per annum, with Gardens containing 300 Square Yards at back. The Prooerty will be offered at first in one Lot, and if not so Sold, will be offered in 3 Lots: Lot 17 and 19 Lot 2, 21 and 23; Lot 3, 25. All with Gardens at back. Sale to commence at 2.30 p.m., prompt. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, at Penian, Penrhvndeud^aeth. and Pwllheli; or of Messrs Picton Jones and Roberts, Solicitors, Pwll- heli, and Mr Watkin W. Jones, Architect, Salem- terrac-e. Pwllheli. 7291 -L- SALE BY Messrs E. H, Owen & Son CARNARVON. CARNARVON SMITHFIELD. TITHE next FAT and STORE CATTLE SALE at -I- the PAVILION FIELD, will be held at 1 p.m., on MONDAY. 3rd July, 1905. E. H. OWEN and SON. Auctioneers, Carnarvon. Sale by Messrs Lucas &.Co., LIVERPOOL. HORSE SALES. LUCAS'S. HOTHAM-STREET, LIVERPOOL. WEDNESDAYS throughout the year for Cart, Van. and Harness Horses, Carts, Gears, etc. SATURDAYS throughout tho" year for Hacks, Har- ness Horses. Cobs, Ponies, Carriages, Harness, and Saddlerv. SELECT SALES for Valuable HORSES every alternate THURSDAY. Next SELECT SALE, THURSDAY, July 6th. Entry Forrps and all particulars from Lucas's Re- pository. Limited. Liverpool. Tel. 5816. 100 CARRIAGES and 50 SETS of HARNESS always on Private Sale. A. J. OLDMAN, aVCTIONEER. VALUER, and ESTATE AGENT, MOSTYN-RTREET, LL A.NDUDNO. TELEGRAMS: "OLDMAN, LLANDUDNO TELEPHONE: No. 118. W«TAT>LTSHED. FEBRUARY. 1852. AH Sale* personally conducted; prompt. kmita TTT-99 Mr. F. J. SARSON, VALUER TO THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF CARNARVONSHIRE. AUCTIONKER and APPRAISER. ESTATE AGENT. Ck-untv rhlUnben, Llandudno. 100(1 Sales by Mr John Pritchard, BANGOR. CITY OF BANGOR. Important SALE of Valuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, occupying eligible positions, and forming Sound and Safe Invest- ments. MP TOTTN PRITCHARD will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the QUEEN'S HEAD CAFE, BANGOR, on WEDNESDAY, June 28th, 1905. at 2.30 p.m., in such Lot or Lots and subject to such conditions as may be there and then de- termined uoon, Lot 1 to 16.—All those Sixteen Substantially- erected DWELLING-HOUSES, GARDENS, and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 95 to 125 (odd Numbers), CARNARVON-ROAD. WEST END, close to the Railway Station, all in the occupation of a highly respectable class of tenants at moderate rentals, aggregating in the gross £257, and offering to Investors exceptionally safe and sound securities. Tenure leasehold for 80 years from November 12th. 18&2, at ground rents varying from 1,1 to E-1 ius, Ti'n'-ThTExcellcnt FREEHOLD DWKLIJNG HOUSE and PREMISES, No. 31, VICTORIA- PLACE. HIGH-STREET, in the occupation of Dr. C'lot' The newlv-erected Detached FREE- HOLD DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES (with possession), No. 37, FARRAR-ROAD. late m the occunation of Mr Thomas Williams, deceased IQ—Bv Order of the Mortgagee:— 1 he Sfeoa&S.Eiv*T°he CRESCEN'T, MW BOR. in the occupation of Miss Evans. For further particulars as to Lots 1 to 16 apply to W. Thornton Jones, Esq., Solicitor; as to Lot 17, to R. Jones Roberts Esq.. Solictor; as to Lot IB to J. Evans Jones, Esq., Solicitor; as to Lot 19. to J Glynne Jones, Esq.. Solicitor, all of Bangor, and as to the whole to the Auctioneer, Bangor. 29143 UNDER A DEED OF ASSIGNMENT. RE D. and R. T. OWEN, LLO\ D-STREET., LLANDUDNO. LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF AN IRONMONGER'S STOCK. MR JOHN PRITCHARD has been instructed to SELL bv PUBLIC AUCTION, without re- serve, on the Premises as above, on MONDAY, July 3rd, 1905, and the three following days at L a.m., promot. each day, the whole of the bTOCK-l-X- TRADE of IRONMONGERY, comprising 15 Close Fire and Yorkshire Ranges, 23 Tiled and Mantel Registers, 25 Gas Heating Stoves, 43 Gaseliers, Electroliers and Hall Lights 12 Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Spring Wool and Hair Mat- tresses, 35 Black Brass and Copper Kerbs, 25 bets Fire Brasses, 95 Dozens Table Cutlery. Electro- Plated Spoons. Forks, Cruets and Teapots, Brass and Copper Tea Urns, Bread Slicer, Coal Boxes, Mail Can. Baths. Lawn Mowers. Shovels, Watering Cans, Culinary Utensils, 300 Pieces of Wall Paper; also a large Assortment of BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, including 1A Tons Wire and other Nails, Furnace Pans Doors and Grates, Co well's Ventilators, Screws Bolts Nuts, Tee and Butt Hinges. Door Bolts Locks Latches Brass Foundry of every description. Gas and Bell Fittings, 1 Tons Whiting, Charcoal, etc. F!XTURES. National Cash Register with Totalizer, Massive Double Door Fire Proof Safe. 36.nby2o.nby 24in., b.<1 Phillips; Oak Roll Top Desk, Writing Desk fitted with six drawers, Copying Press on jtand. Oft^c Chairs and Stools, Clock, Avery s Platform ing Machine to weigh 2cwt., Oil Cistern, 3 Counter Show Cases. Saucepan Stand, etc. On view Julv 1st from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For order of Sale see Posters and;Catalogues, which may be obtained three days prior to the Sale on the Premises or of the Auctioneer, Bangor. 29153 Sale by Mr F. A. Dew, COLWYN BAY. By Order of the Trustees of the late Mr SAMUEL PARRY, Deceased. C 0 L W Y N BAY, NORTH WALES. PERTIES in the above thriving Seaside Resort. MR p a DEW is instructed as above to SELL RRV TACTION at the IMPERIAL HOTEL, on FRIDAY, the 7th July. 1905, at Six for Seven p.m. (subject to certain Conditions of Sale to be then and there produced and read), all those Hi0 ly Valuable, Central arid nr>mr,r>'TTirQ FREEHOLD COMMERCIAL PROPERTIEfe KNOWN AS ST. PAUL'S BUILDINGS, COLWYN BAY, viz. Lot 1-The WESTMINSTER TEMPERANCE HOTEL and SHOP-the Hotel now in the occupa- tion of Mrs Evans as a Private Hotel, and the Shop in tho occupation of Messrs Pusill and Son, Bakers and Confectioners. This Property has a most important frontage to Abergele-road-the main business thoroughfare. Lot 2 -CARLTON HOUSE and SHOP-now ,n the occunation of Mr H. J. Edwards, Photographer, and situated adjoining the Westminster HoteL Lot 3.-The ADJOINING SHOP and HOUSE- in the occupation of Messrs Putsill and Son, Baker,•> Pa £ ot 4.—FRON-FAIR HOUSE and SHOP-ad- ioinin"- the last Lot, and now in the occupation ot Messrs Jenkinson and Sons, Nurserymen and Greengrocers, as tenants thereoi. Lot 5—OAK MOUNT HOUSE, situated in Rh<w- road, adjoining the Westminster Hotel, and now ;n the occupation of Mr Richard Jones, as tenant thereof. This Sale comprises one of the most important and increasingly valuable blocks of Commercial Pro- perties ever submitted for Sale by Public Auction in the town of Colwyn Bay. Further Particulars, Plans, and Conditions of Sale will be published in due course, or information may be obtained in the meantime of the Auctioneer, Llewellyn Chambers. Colwyn Bay (Tel. 21), and Castle-street, Conway (Tel. 2x3), or of MESSRS GRIFFITH and ALLARD, 29169 Solicitors, Llanrwst. Preliminary Announcement. COLWYN BAY, NORTH WALES. IMPORTANT SALE OF VILLA RESIDENCES AT COLWYN BAY AND BUILDING LAND AT OLD COLWYN. MR F. A. DEW is instructed to SELL BY AUCTION at the IMPERIAL HOTEL, COLWYN BAY, on FRIDAY, the 14th July, 1905. the following valuable FREEHOLD PRO- PERTIES Lot I.-All that Freehold Villa, known as "Brena," situate at the corner of Rhiw Road and Dundonald Road, Colwyn Bay, aforesaid. Lot 2.-All that Freehold Villa Residence, known as "Farley," situate adjoining the last mentioned Lot. The above two lots contain a ground area ot /ou square vards, and will be first offered as one lot. Lot 3.—All those Two Freehold Buildings, known as "The Laurels," and the one adjoining, situate in Dundonald Road, Colwyn Bay, afore- said. This Lot has a ground area, of 514 square yards. Lot 4.—All that Valuable Building Land with sand pit, known as Hillside with a frontage of 287 feet to Llanelian Road. Old Colwyn. This Lot contains an area of 9073 square yards. Lot 5.—All that Freehold Commercial Property known as Vron ITeulog with shop and extensive Warehouses, situate next to the Public Hall, Aber- gele Road, Colwvn Day. This Lot contains a ground area of 400 square yards, and is situated in the Business centre of the town. The above five Lots will be offered for Sale by Order of the Mortgagees. Lot 6.—All those Two Freehold Villa Residences situate in Hillside Road, Colwyn Bay, known as the Highlands and Brvndedwydd. This Lot con- tains a ground area of 525 square yards. Further Particulars in future advertisements or in the meantime of the Auctioneer, Llewelvn Chambers, Colwvn Bav (Tel. 21), and Castle Street, Conway (Tel. 2X3), of of Messrs Stirk. Brewer, and Stirk, Solicitors, Wolverhampton and Walsall. 29220 William Jones and Thomas, SCULPTORS. MONUMENTAL WORKS, High Street & Farrar ROlld, Bangror, MARBLE Head-Stones, Tombs. Granite Obelisks. iV.A- Slate Head-Stones, etc. Also, Carving and Engraving executed from Memorial Cards. Free Estimates given for Stone-Dressing on Buildings, etc. 27811 Carnarvonshire Billposting Company. THE Billposters for Carnarvon, Pwllheli. Nevii. CriccWh, Pcrltr.a^oc, Penygroe^. NantJie Vale, Clvnrioer, LlarVris, Enezer. ReddE"»'ert Pnrt- diporwic, etc. Parcels for Pwllheli District to bf addressed to 16. GAOL STREET, PWLLHELI and for all other places to the Head Offjce, ao, Castle Square, Carnarvon. 37413 4 Sales by Mr. T.'W. Griffith, LLANDUDNO. T.. W. GRIFFITH AUCTIONEER. VALUER. HOUSE and ESTATE AGENT, Town Hall Chambers, Llandudno. Telegrams: "Griffith, Auctioneer, Llandudno." Telephone, 0299. FURNISHED OR UNFUR1SHED HOUSES TO LET OR FOR SALE. HOUSE PROPERTY and ESTATES MANAGED, AND RENTS COLLECTED IN LLANDUDNO AND DISTRICT. LLANDUDNO, NORTH WALES. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. MR T W. GRIFFITH is instructed by the Ex- ecutors of the Will of the |ate Mr R.^W deceased, to OFFER AND bELL BY AUCTION, at the MARINE HOTEL DUDNO, on FRIDAY, June 23rd, 1905, at f.W p m., subject to conditions of Sale to be then and there produced and read, all that Valuable and Excellently Situated FREEHOLD SEMI-DE- TACHED VILLA RESIDENCE, known andbcinD < < A R V O N VILLA," situate in Gloddaeth Street, together with those snlendidlv built STABLES and COACH HOL SE at the Rear: and having ^Frontage THE TENURE IS ABSOLUTELY FREEiiOL.L'. The Accommodation Consists of:- BASEMENT: Front Kitchen, Servqjits' Ilall, Scullerv, Bedroom, and Two Pantries. GROUND FLOOR: Spacious Entrance Hall, Three Reception Rooms. Kitchen, Pantry, Elc. FIRST-FLOOR: Landing, One Reception Room, Three Bedrooms, Bath Room, Lavatory, and W.C. SECOND FLOOR: Landing, Three Bedrooms, aiOUTSIDE AND AT THE REAR: Cofcl House anThlI Property, which has only recently been re- arranged and re-decorated throughout, is situated in one of the most Aristocratic Positions in Llan- dudno. Gloddaeth-street will very soon be one of the noblest and best laid-out Avenues, not only in Llandudno, but in the whole of the Principality. It is also in close proximity to the Two Bays, the Pier and Pavilion, and other places of Resort. As an Apartment or Lodging House it would prove most remunerative. It is also specially adapted as a Private Residence with plenty of Accommodation at the rear for Horses, Carriages. or Motor Cars. The whole area comprises 490 square yards, or thereabouts. For further Particulars and Orders to View, ap- ply to Messrs Bellis and Melsome, Solicitors, or the Auctioneer, Town Hall Chambers, all of Llan- dudno. Telephone, 0299. 29213 THE STABLES, NEW-STREET, CHAPEL-STREET, LLANDUDNO Imnortant Sale of the remainder of the Live and Dead Stock belonging to the Estate of the iate Mr Richard Owen, Wine and Spirit Merchant (Deceased). MR T W. GRIFFITH is instructed by the Trus- tees of the Will of the late Mr Richard Owen, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Pre- mises as above, on SATURDAY," June 24th. 1905. commencing at 2.30 p.m., prompt, the following Valuable and Desirable Lots. viz. 0 That well-known and much-admired Carriage Horse "Chestnut," 15 hands, rising 6; a splendid worker in Harness and Saddle. A brand new Ralli Car with silver mountings and rubber tyres, Lamps, and Cushions (built by Messrs John Roberts and Sons, Coach Builders, Llandudno). A n.ow Saddle and Bridle. A very superior and valuable New Set of Harness with silver mountings. Ditto, ditto. A valuable and much-coveted Four Wheel Lurry, in excellent condition. 44 Glass Batteries or Electric Accumulators, together with Corn Bins, Brushes Hay Forks, Snades. Hay Knife, Cloth Covers, and other Stable Requisites. On view morning of Sale. Sale at 2.30 p.m., I Auctioneer's Office, Town Hall Chambers, Llan- dudno. Telephone 0299. 2S2j.h ARVON VILLA, GLODDAETH-STREET, LLANDUDNO. Important to Parties Furnishing and Others. MR T. W. GRIFFITH is instructed by the Ex- ecutors of the late Mr Richard Owen, De- ceased. to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION in and uoon the above Premises, on MONDAY. June 26th, 1905, the whole of the residue of the Superior and Substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, briefly comprising:—A solid Spanish mahogany Sideboard, 6ft., with cellarette, portable shelves, etc.; an elegant Cheffonier Sideboard, with an ex- tensive mirrored plate back, shaped marble slab surface, mirrored panelling, etc.; solid walnut carved Drawing or Dining-room Suite, upholstered in best tapestry saddlebag squares, with dark green velvet borders; black and gold Overmantels; Treadle Sew- in" Machine in solendid order; Hat, Coat and Um- brella Stand, with 2 mahogany Hall Chairs; very valuable Grandfather's Clock by H. Williams, Car- narvon; Weather Glass and Barometer; Timepiece in a miniature solid brass case, representing Big Bon, London; noble and massive Bookcase in mahog- any, 7ft. by 8ft. high, with 3 glazed panelled cup- boards and 3 under cupboards, movable shelves, etc.; a nest of 6 Drawers. 3ft. 4in. high., in walnut: Brass Kerbs; Dogs and Brasses; massive Brass Stair Rods and Eyes; very expensive Carpet Squares in Wil- ton, Axminster and Brussels; valuable Skin and other Hearthrugs; Axminster Stair Caitpets; Cream Lace Curtains; choice Oil-Paintings; Water-colour Drawings, Vases, etc. A Valuable and Brilliant Toned PIANOFORTE by Tolkien. London, specially manufactured. Elegant Hall Timepiece in thorough going order; noble massive and extensive Dining TabLe with 5 extra leaves in mahogany; brass- mounted Bedsteads with extended foot rails; Wire- woven and Box Mattresses; Hair and Wool Mat- tresses; Knee-hole Dressing Tables and Washstands with an extensive Wardrobe and centre-mirrored plate to match; Chests and Toilet Drawers in Ma- hogany Towel Rails; Chairs, etc.; Step Ladders. A small Collection of Plate, etc. On view Saturday, June 24th, from 1 to 5 p.m. Sale to commence at 1 p.m.. prompt. Catalogues am in course of preparation, and mav b" obtained of the Auctioneer, at his Offices, Town Hall Chambers, Llandudno, 5 davs orior to Sale. Telephone 0299. The Auctioneer would draw spe- cial attention to the fact that all the Carpets. Hearthrugs, etc., were only recently purchased, and having had no wear are absolutely as good as new. 29215 TO BE LET. ANGLESEY VIEW, The Beach, Holvhead. j"Y TO LET, Semi-Detached VILLAS, in com- manding situation, overlooking Holyhead Bay. Island of Anglesey and Irish Channel. Three Enter- taining, Seven Bedrooms, Bathroom (h. and c.). Electric Light, and all modern conveniences.—Ap- ply, T. Slater, Holyhead. _Om 29160 LLANGEFNL—PARLOUR TO LET for Thurs- JLJ dEtys, in best position.W. "Clorianydd" Office, Llangefni. 0 BE' LET. BRYN STRIOL, HOLY HEAD; two Reception, five Bedrooms, largo Kitchen. cl Bathroom (h. and c.), modern conveniences; Out- buildings, one acre walled in grounds; splendid views, near town and beach; rent L30 per annum.—Mrs Williams. Leicester House. 23631 110 BE LET, about 40 Acres of Good Accommoda- tion LAND, adjoining "BRYN GOSOL" FARM DEGANWY, near Llandudno. Apply, Messrs ChsmberUio evi Johnson, Solicitors, Llan. dudno. 27805 TO LET No. 2, PRINCE'S TERRACErillGH- STREET, BANGOR, from November 12th next. Apply, Davi,, B,yndityr. Tregarth, near Bangor. 28992 TO LET. a SHOP, suitable for MILLINERY. Best, position in town. Immediate possession. —170, High-street, Bangor. 29204 TO LET, GROES, midway between Red Wharf and Benllsch, with Garden Ground and Quil- let, Stable. Coach-house, and other Outbuildings. The House contains twenty-one Rooms and com- mands, extensive a and mountain view,Apply, Messrs J. Rice Roberts and Laurie, Llangefni Anglesey. 29211 TO LET, close to tho Railway Station, Carnarvon. HOUSE, containing two Reception-rooms and six Bedrooms, in thorough repair. Hot and Cold Water Bath, etc. Rent roasonable.-Apply, E. H. Owen and Son, Auctioneers, Carnarvon. 29201 SALES BY PRIVATE TREATY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY. PARISH OF LLANEUGRAD. ANGLESEY (Near Brynteg P.O., and 1A miles from BYtlleeh Bay). A COTTAGE and QUILLET, known as BRON- HAUL, containing about a quarter of Acre — Freehold. For price and particulars apply, Mrs I Roberts, Ponciau, Llaneugrad, Brynteg P.O., An- glesey. I TELEGRAMS: Wabtski, Telephone: 91. C. & H. WARTSKI, OEIADDEWYE A G E M W Y R, t Biifeglwys), BANGOR. Dangosant yn awr y Stoc fwyaf a goreu yn Nghymru o Uriaduron a Gemau am brisiau eitbr- iadot o isel. Nodir pob peth a ffigyrau plaen, a rhoddir her i gystadleuaeth. Oriaduron o bob math mewn Aur ac Arian i gyf ateb i bob llogell. ARBENIG. Oriadur Lever Seisnig o Arian Pur, "Cases Trymion," 22 15s Dc. Pris arferol, JE4 4s Dc. Gwarentir ac fe'i ced vir mewn adgyw eiriad AM DDIM am DAIR BLYNEDD. Stoc eithriadol o Fodrwyau Dyweddio yn mhob ar ddull posibl, ac yn cynwys pob math i feini mewn AUModrwyau Priodas Lwcus o Guinea Gold. Prisiau isaf o 15s ac uchod. RHODDIR ANRHEG DEFN- YDDIOL AM DDIM. YSTAFELL GYFRIN. YSTAFELL GYFRIN. Modrwyau Keepers o Aur Pur o 4s 6c. Anfonwch am Gerdyn Bys-Fesur a Detholiadau. Nwyddau Arian a "Plated" cyfaddas fel anrheg ion priodasol. Spectols cymhwys am o 2s 6c. Gwneir "Prescrip tions" i fyny yn gywir. SITUATIONS VACANT. TVRAPERY. WANTED a Smart YOUNG 3J LADY to take charge of Ladies' Underclothing and Mantle Departments. Address, "Draper." "Chronicle" Office, Bangor. 29165 ITCHENMAID WANTED at Pencraig, Llan- gefni.—Apply, Gwalia House, Llangefni. EGISTRY OFFICE. 120, HIGH STREET, PORTMADOC.—WANTED, COOKS, WAIT- RESSES, HOUSEMAIDS, and GENERAL AFR, VANTS. Stamp for reply. Terms. Mrs Humphreys. 98127 ANTED, NURSE,, 18-20; three children. Must be used to and fond of children.—Ad- dress, Rhianfa. Glan Conway. ANTED, at oncer good, strong SERVANT; VV Plain Cooking.—Apply, Mrs Davies, Vicarage, Llanerchymedd. 29139 WANTED, first week in July, Good GENERAL SERVANT, small family. Washing, Plain Cooking.—Mrs Nixon, Bank Place, Baiigor. 29208 WANTED, respectable Girl, as MOTHER'S HELP; must be fond of children; no Washing. Salary £10. Address, "E. "Chronicle Office, Bangor. ANTED, temporarily"" LAW CLERK, accus- tomed to drafting solicitors' bills of costs, and book-keeping.—Address, stating age, experience, and book-keeping.—Address, stating age, experience, and salary required to R. Jones Roberts, Solicitor, Bangor. 29196 \V7"ANTED, at once. Smart, Active YOUTH, as ▼ > BOOTS, STATION PORTER, and BIL-( LIARD-MARKER, Combined, for George Hotel. Holyhead.—Reply, with references, age, etc.. at once. 29207 WANTED" in" "Solicitor's-Office"a 7~CLERK knowledge of Shorthand and District Council work preferred.—Address, Box 29219. "North Wales ChronicLe" Office, Bangor. WANTED, immediately. Good GENERAL SERVANT.—Apply, Mrs Hargraves, Manor House, Marple, Stockport. 29217 _0. SITUATIONS WANTED. YOUNG Person SEEKS SITUATION as iL HOUSEMAID; would take care of little child; good knowledge of Dressmaking.—Address, Box 29202, "North Wales Chronicle" Office, Bangor. WANTS (Miscellaneous). YPEWRITING, any kind, Welsh, English, executed neatly, promptly, 8d 1000 words. Duplicates cheap.—Typist, 20, King-street, Shrews- bury. 29173 FOR SALE. ACETYLENE GAS PLANT FOR SALE, cheap in thorough working order; Seven Lights.— Apply, "X. "Clorianydd" Office, Llangefni. OR SALE, "THE CHAM] ION PIANO," Walnut Case, all the late-«* improvements. l ur nett Price, £ 13 13s, or 12s M per month, for three years. The best value, in the world. The North Wales Music Co., Ltd., Bangor. 27981 FOR SALE, a Beautiful WALNUT PIANO (Second-Hand), Full Compass, etc., in perfect order. £1.2 at 10s per month.—The North Wales Music Co., Ltd., Bangor. 27981 ITIOR SALE, AMERICAN ORGAN, Two full Sets of Reeds, Eight Stops, Two Knee-Swells, Octave Couplers, etc. No worse than new. JSIO 10s at 7s 6d per month; discount for Cash.—The North Wales Music Co., Ltd.. Bangor 27981 OR SALE, 12-fooT Centre-board SAILING DINGHY, good beam, varnished, teak top 111d seats; all Accessories, in excellent condition.— Stewart, Plas Lodwig, Bangor. 29002 FOR SALE, HARMONIUM (Second-Hand), Fi/J Octaves, Broad Reeds, etc. £ 3 15s nett.— The North Wales Music Co., Ltd., Bangor. CONWAY. FOR SALE or TO LET, Modern Residence known as "HILLSIDE," near the Town of Conway, standing in fine Private Grounds, containing large Drawing-room, Dining-room, Sitting-room, five Bed- rooms, Bathroom, Kitchen, Scullery, etc. Immedi- ate possession. Keys at Foulkes, 29. High-street Conwav.—For further particulars, apply to Mr J. R. Prichard, Cwmyglo, R.S.O. 29210 GENUINE" BARGAIN.—LADY'S 18 CARAT G GOLD DRESSING SET, with Orient Dia- monds and fine Pearls, in neat Leather Case. Sacrifice 2s 6d, worth 10s 6d.-Arthur S. Porter, 6, South Castle-street, Liverpool. TO BE SOLD. HAULFRYN, MENAI BRIDGE; Three Enter- taining-rooms, Billiard-room, Kitchens, Pantries, Larder, Wine Cellar, Bath and h. and c. water, Eight Bedrooms, Two Dressing-rooms, 2g Acres Land, Tennis Lawn, Shippon Stable, Coach- house and Saddle- room; Elevated; price low; vacant possession.—R. G. Williams, Estate Agent and Valuer, 36, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. 29177 ERSEY POTATOES for Wholesale Prices.- Apply, A. G. Evans, Direct Importer, Bangor. OTTO GAS ENGINE," 22 b.h^ loYSALE, in good working order; only reason for disposal; larger Engine just erectedtr-Apply, Nixon and Jarvis. Printers, Bangor. 28120 TYLISH PHÆTON on SALE. Excellent con- S dition. Suitable for Pony. Very handy for children or for adults.—Address, Box 29172, "North Wales Chronicle" Office, Bangor. TO "BE"" SOLD~ "GLASFRYN7'~House, Or- chard, Garden, Pasture Land. etc. — Apply, "Glasfryn," Talycafn, R.S.O. 29084 TO BE SOLD or LET, the COACH AND -tL HORSES CAFE, situate, in Dean-street. Ban- gor.—For further particulars, apply to J. Glynne Jones, Solicitor, Bangor. 29209 4" WAGGONETTES, un gyda'Cover; Vict or ia," 2 Ralli Car newydd. Lurry newydd at Harness neu Gear, Spokes, Shaftiau. Carnogau. Pulleys, Pedestals. Tel. 4x4.—E. Davies and Sons, Crown- street, Carnarvon. 29216 CYCLES, &c., F<bR SALE. BARGAIN. Gent's High-grade COVENTRY D MACHINE perfectly new, not soiled, best tyres and tubes, plated rims, free wheel, rim brake, as lamp, and all other accessories; beautiful Machine; sacrifice £3 19s 6d. approval williy)gly.- T Husband, Chargrove Hou>o. Ashcombe-road, IN eston-euner-Ma.re. 28245 LADY'S BICYCLE, nearly new, worth Ten Guineas, all modern hfnnrovementi. will be SOLD at Lowest Price.-39, Victoria-street, Upper Bangor. 29122 MISCELLANEOUS. BOOT DEALERS, write for Wholesale Price List, 800 Varieties. — Holmes, Warehouse, North- am pton-square, Leicester. 28651 GALVANISED CORRUGATED HIŒT.-New G Sheets, perfect and sound, but slightly sc:led by sea water, 5ft., Is; 6ft., Is 2d; 7ft., Is 4d; 8ft.. Is 6d; 9ft., Is 9d; extra strong sheet, 2% w.g., K)s cwt.; Best New Sheets, 24 w.g., lis; 26 v.g.t 12s 6d cwt.-Butler, Boll Works, Wolverhampton. E.-tab lished 1828. 25545 MONEY advanced by way of Mortgage on approved Securities from four per cent.—For particulars apply Bellis and Melsome, Solicitors, Town Hall, Llandudno. 11125 LAIN FENCING WIRE, GALVANISED. English mads, perfect, but slightly discolored; 6. 393 yds.; 7, 467 yds.; 9, W. Gauge 700 yards to cwt.; 9s per cwt.. Wrought Iron Standards. Is each. Butler, Bell Works, Wolverhampton. Established 1828. RINTED DINNER SE-r,, 50 Pieoes, 13s 9d P (packed free): Sample, ,6d.—J. B. Mellor and Co., Burslem, Staffs. 29155 WINDOWS and CARPETS CLEANED; Reasonable Terms.—Address, 27, Fair View, Bangor. 29129 RATS KILLED and found by Mr J. Evans. ot Blaenglvn, Brecon, after using one 1/- box of HARRISON'S "RELIABLE" RAT POISON. Equally good for Mice, Moles. and Beetles. Dogs and Cats iIl not touch it. Price (xl. Is. 2" 3d. and 39 8d. Postage 2d.—G. W. HARRISON. Chemist. 113, Broad-street. Reading. Agent for Bangor: Bowen, Chemist; Llandudno: Winter, fihemillt; Holvhead: J. Hughes. Chemist: AAfttyatwyth: J. P. Thom". 88335 Tenders. TO PAINTERS, Etc. THE Carnarvonshire Education Committee invite -t- TENDERS for Painting, etc., of the following Schools:— ABERDARON. BRYNCROES. RHIW. LLANBEDROG. RHYDYCLAFDY. LLITHFAEN. GARN DOLBENMAEN. LLANLLYFNI. NANTLLE. PENISA'RWAEN. CAEATHRAW. Specifications to be seon at the Schools. Sealed Tenders for each School separately, en- dorsed "Tender for School." to be sent to the Secretary, MR E. R. DAVIES, Education Office, Carnarvon, not later than 9 a.m., SATUR- DAY, July 1st. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. ROWLAND LLOYD JONES, County Architect. 14. Market-street. Carnarvon, June 19th, 1905. 7292 PROGRESS OF THE "North Wales CliroBicle." A:J-' FACTS FOR ADVERTISERS. HE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE still retains the premier position amongst Newspapers in the Northern 0 part of the Principality. Owing to the remarkable demand for advertising space, we are obliged to increase the size of the paper from 8 to 10 and 12 pages as occasion demands. To prove the increasing popularity 0 of the CHRONICLE ,as an Advertising medium, we may state that the number of ADVERTISEMENTS received during the months of Jan- uary, February, March and April of the current year, compared with the corresponding period last year, show an Increase of 28 per cent. Still far greater success has attended the CIRCULATION = of the CHRONICLE during the same ZD period, the figures showing an Increase of 37 per cent. These figures do not require very much explanation. The vigorous policy and the modern methods recently adopted in the production of the NORTH WALES CHRONICLE, have been attended with gratifying results as the figures given above testify. These improvements have naturally not been accomplished without a considerable expenditure of money, but the Proprietors are resolved to spare no expense in order to keep the NORTH WALES CHRONICLE to the forefront, as a faithful and accurate reflector of the news of the C week. Whilst it has for nearly a cen tury been an ardent and consistent supporter of Conservative and Union- ist principles, and of the Established Church, the NORTH WALES CHRONICLE is, as a matter of fact widely read by all sects and classes of the community. ■ "W APARTMENTS TO LET. APARTMENTS.-Comfortable Apartments TO LET on easy ternis.-Apply, Mrs Williams, 17, Holborn-road, Holyhead. 29125 LLANF AIRPWLL. TO LET, Two SITTING and Three BEDROOMS. Five minutes' walk from Llanfair Station. Close to Marquis of Angle- c sey's Column. Apply, Mrs Black, Tan Dinas, Llanfair P.G., Anglesey. 29156 FURNISHED FARMHOUSES TO LET. HOLYHEAD. WELL-FURNISHED FARMHOUSE: Two Re- ception, one Luggage, four Bedrooms, also splendid Kitchen accommodation, situated in beau- tiful part of Anglesey, near South Stack, and five minutes from sea.—Mrs Williams, Pen-y-bonc, Holyhead. 28934 APARTMENTS WANTED. COWAY (Near Volunteer Camp preferred).' — C APARTMENTS REQUIRED, August 5th- 12th, for two young Ladies.—State terms and full particulars to F. Lane, 17, Aberdeen-street, Birming- ham. 29198 OLYHEAD.-APARTMENTS WANTED by young Gentleman, preferably in Newry dis- trict. Reply, stating terms; must be moderate.— Address, Box 29191, "Chronicle" Office, Bangor. WANTED, at once, ROOM for Groom and W family (four months), as near Tan-y-Bryn, road as nossible.-T. Brackstone and Co., House Agents, Colwyn Bay. 29197 Mae ysgolfoistri Caerfyrddin ac Aberteifi o dan rybudd i ymada-el. Ni fydd y Cynghorau Sirol yn atebol am eu cadw ar ol y tri rnis prcfeenol. DR. WM. LEWIS' CHARITY. GRANTS TO HANDICRAFTSMEN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Truste-s 1. are prepared to receive APPLICATIONS for a GRANT from Young Men who have served an Apprenticeship to a Handicraft Trade. Applica- tions, upon special Forms supplied on application, to be received by me not later than the 12th July next. J. HENRY THOMAS, Secretary. Carnarvon, 14th June, 1905. 29212 No Visitors to North Wales should fail to see GLYN-Y-WEDDW with its Stalely Hill and Beautiful Galleries. THE DELIGHTFUL GARDENS Are now at their best. Admission to Ground and Gallery, 6d. COMBINED TICKETS, including the Marine C Tram Drive of eight miles, Is. Through Tickets issued at reduced rates from all Stations on Cambrian Railways. Special terms for Schools, Picnics, etc. Refreshments on the Grounds. For particulars, apply: S. Andrews and Son, Estate Office, Cardiff-road, Pwllheli. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. ASCOT RACES, JUNE 20th to 23rd. GRAND CONCERT at the CRYSTAL PALACE, JUNE 24th. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW, JUNE 27th to 30th. On JUNE 20th, 23rd, and 26th, CHEAP EXCURSIONS will run to LONDON (EUSTON). FULL Particulars at the Stations, or from Mr W. H. GOUGH, Traffic Suoerintendent, Oswestrv. C. S. DENNISS, Secretary and General Manager. June, 1905. 7290 DANEDD. GELLIR ymweled: a DR. JONES, Craig Owen (near the Railway Station), Bangor, bob dydd lau yn No. 16, Lledwigan-road, Llangefni. Yn Mangor bob dydd, ond dyddiau Mawrth ac fau. Yn Llanerchymedd (efo Mr Williams, Cymric House) o adeg tan un, ac Amlwch o ddau tan Bump, evda Mr Hughes, Stationer, 8. Market-street, Chwefror 14eg, Mawrth 14eg, Ebrill llcg Mai 9fed, a Mehefin 6ed. Yn Methesda, Llanberis, a Ebenezer, Dydd Mawrth cyntaf ar ol Sadwrn tal.

ASWYBYDDU Y GOGLEDD. Chwerw yw siomiant y Gogledd, ac uchel yw gorhoian y Deheubarth. Dyfarniad dirpwyon y Cyfrin Gynghor parthed lleoliad ein sefydliad- au cenedlaethol yw'r achos o'r naill a'r Hall. Anweswyd y syniad yn Ngwynedd nad oedd un- man rhagorach na Chaernarfon i lettya creiriau hen a dyddorol ein gwlad a'n cenedl; ond er godidoced y Castell ac er cryfed yr awydd am weled ei lonaid o gywrain-bethau, ni farmvyd ef y lie goreti i'r amcan hwnw. Caerdydd gafodd ffafr y dirprwyon, ac yno maes o law y rhaid pererinio i syllu ar olion ein hanes mewn celf a gwyddor. Nid oedd unman yn y Gogledd yn ymgais am y Lyfrgell, a pharai hyny i'r gred gryfhau na wrthodid cais Caernarfon. Ategid y cais hwnw gan gynygion hael ac addewidion gwerthfawr. Ond ni thyciodd y cyfan, a chwerw yw'r siom (Pr herwydd. Nodweddid cais Caerdydd a Hawer o feiddgar- wch. Ni foddlonent hwy ar un sefydliad, eithr ymawyddent am y ddau. Yr oedd eu huche1- gais a'r modd yr ategwyd ef gan wreng a bon- eddy De 3n batrin-m i laiver ti-ef Gyinreig. Er nia Iwyddlasanit, lijac-ddaiit glod am eu pybynwdh a chawsant daledigaeth y gwobrwv drwy addew- id am y greirfa. Cvhoeddodd rhai o newydd- iaduron y Gogledd ensyniadaii iselwael am-Gaer- dydd megys nad oedd yn dref Gymreig ei nod- weddion na moesol ei chyineriad. Nid oedd dim i'w enill wrth roi'r fath anair iddi ar achlysur o'r fath. Gwrthbrofwyd yr ensyniad cyntaf gan yr ysbryd gwir Gymreig a gwiadgar a amlygwyd gan Gaerdydd wrth apelio mor gryf am y Greirfa a'r Llyfrgell; ac am yr ail ensyn- nid oedd a wnelo o gwbl fel y cyfryw a'r mater. Tra y carasem yn y Gogledd weled I( Caern.tt.rf en wedi ei detliiol yn Hetty i'r selydiiiad:. a thra vn eiddigeddu wrth ffawd dda Caerdydd, dylid ymatal rhag ensyniadau llawnach o won- 'I wyn nag o wladgarwch. Balch ydym fod y Llvfrgell i sicrhau cartref mewn tref mor ddymnnol ar bob cyfrif ag Aber- ystwyth. Caiff pob llyfrbryf yno fan tawel ar fin tywod, dan achles Coleg cyntaf y Brifysgol a thrysorau ein lien mewn ysgrif ac argraph wedi eu crynhoi iddi. Heblaw hyn, y mae'r dref yn lied ganolog a chvfleus i'w chvrhaedd, ac nid dibwys hyn. Ar lawer cyfrif y mae Ceredigion yn fwyna.ch i'r chwilotwr a'r darl!en- ydd rnyfyrgar na dwndwr Caerdydd, a bydd colled prif-ddinas y glo yn enill i'r genedl. Ond er v cwbl nis gellir llai na grwgnach am i hawliau cedym Caernarfon am greirfa gae! en hanwybyddu. Er cyfoethoced a haeled Caer- dydd, nid oes aur all brynu v Castell ar fin y Fenai. Hebddo ni bydd yr un greirfa Gyrniieig yii gyfiawn. Buasai ei furiau llwvdion, llydain, yn amwisg wych i greiriaiii- canrifoedd, a'i dyr- au beilch yn gwarchod drostynt i'w dyogelu. Ceid mwy 0 swyn hanes a henafiaeth ar bob- petn gedwid yuddo nag yn yr adeilad newydd godidocaf a godir yn Mharc Cathays, Caerdydd ac ni amheuwn vchwaith y buasai ball ar rodd- ion y Gogleddwyr i gyfoethogi ei gynwys. Prin hefyd yr oedd dull v detholiad yn gymcr adwv. Nis gellir amheu gonestnrydd na gal'ni y diirpnvyoJi, ond yr oedd dibynu ar dystrollaeth- au ysgrifenedig yn hytrach nag ymchwiliad cy- lioeddlus i wmndla w rhesymau pawb a'u medd'- ent dros ac yn erbyn hawliau y trefydd yn gwi;s y gellid yn hawdd ddethol ei ddoethach. Pe weui mabwysiadu y dull olaf, ni ryfeddeni cad Caernarfon fuasid yn ddewis. canys nid oes Dd- heuwr diragfarn na chydnebydd werth y Castell a'i laimgylichoedd i a/moaia o'r fath. Gan i'r dyfarniad achosi y fath siom i Wyn- eddwyr, ai nid cvmeradwy yr amser i fanteisio ar y cyfle i sicrhau i'r Gogledd ganghen o'r Greirfa Genedlaethol. Nid oes brinder trysor- au, a gellid yn hawdd addurno oddiniewn y Cas- tell a phethan at-dynol heb i hyny fod yn an- fantais i'r sefydliad yn Nghaerdvdd. --yder- v.n yr hyrwyddir mudiad o'r fath er lleddfu y siom presenol. Os gwneir, ni raid eiddigeddu hyd chwerwedd at ffawd Caerdydd ac Aberys- twyth.

Y Sulgwyn. Given iawn fu'r wvl hon eleni. Yr oedd "natur a gras," fel y svlwai'r hen bobl, yn unci i'w gWlliend yn wynfydol. TlaeUa1 Mehefin. ei gyfaredd dros Gvmru, ac yn ngwen yr haul nidi gwan yr hrwyl a fwynlvoid. DdiHyned oedd y gerddi a'r llwyni, deced oedd glas y don, tvvyned yr awel, a phereiddied can yr adar, fel y teimlid swyn Paradwys broil yn mhobmsfn. Erioed ni welwyd cynifer o ymwelwyr a'n bro- ydd--caent groesaw gwresog a mwynder mawr, a thrymhaodd llogellau y llettywyr a'r masnach- wy.r wrtli la.rhvyo i'w heisieu. Y mae minion y mcir a chil415ciha.u tly.->io;ii Cymru Vlli tmynedi yn fwy den iadol o hyd, huwlbliaeth i. Saeson y dlinaisoedd genboblog yn anorchfygol bion.

Y Ceid wad wyr Cymreig yn i-luneain. Nos Wener, yn yr Holbonn. Resbaurant, ciii- s'liwryd! tiydyddl ciniaw bl' iiyddlcil Cymdeithas- iWll Ceidivradol c UndeboL Cymreig Llnncla.n. Llywydldlwydi gain Ke.iiivo,.i, ae yn mhlith eiiaill yno ceid Aiglwj-tkl Glar.u Anghvydd l?«igl!ara, Syr Jolwi H. Pu'lestxOT, Syr J. T. I). Llewellyn, Syr David EvA.ns, C-ad- fridiog J. s, Syr Wm. Russell, Mr D. F. AYillitaims, a Mr D. Willmmis (ysgrife.t- ydd mygedol). Aii.rhydedd.wyd. falmnyw hnlc- destynian, aic wrtl; gydinabcxcl! siy Iwc dd Ar- glwyddl Kemyon fod Due Marlborough, oedd i fed y>n brescnol, yn miaiwr ofidlio a,m hyny. \>d oeiddl y Llywodraeth yn y sefylWa gysg'jd y cei,<<¥ ei- desgrifio gan yr W-rthibliaaxL Ni tH^iylid! gwJntgjaJonii ohervrydd' oaailynitatfe' y nli:w.n.g-?!t'holiadaiu. Partiied y rhyfeia-vd ad!3viigc!: vn Nghymru,. nid of-dldl" Radicaliaid; yn fawr -o lwydid. or yr holil gyntedletidxti a Van Mr Lloydl GeoJige. Rluaid i ooii y CekliwatSwivr yiu yr esttw^'Oicll nesatf fod yn yimosodtol. Yr oedd Mr Niafvdor, yn Jlwyddo oymaiirt yri Arfon: fel llIJ s.vnai weLetcl Mr Lloyd George yn cRJeffi ei droi a'la" o'r SenetFd.

Ordeiniad yn Mhrifeglwys Bangor. Fore Sul. yn Mh.iufeglwys Biaa>gar, ^.rdein- iwyd y rhai oardynol yr Es,c,o-b :-I) "a iaid David: Jenkins, B.A., o Gofeg De-wit Sant, Lld.nl>etJi. ia Cho'leg St. ^Ti'chiaeil, Al>erdar. Tnnr Ivthyiiaat oddiwrtih Esigob LMnAwy: Hniig};. Pe;tcimli Metc'ilf, Prifysgol Durham a Richard David Hughes. B.A.. o Goleg Dent Sa-nin. OffEilålaid: R-obert Pert,eir Hughes, B.A., Coleg Dewi, Slant-; Dr^n«lel Rees, Coleg D,,kt,i a Choleg St. Miichael. Aberdlar; a Geoff"ey Ediwiar-Ti Ri-m\ii', B.A.. Chleg y Drindod, Dnb- ViJl. Y pre^thwr vdioad'd v Canon Trigianol, Yr HY¡J>.1..rKh Archddik'jc-n WillLaane, Meiri.isv ydid.

Marwolaeth Syr John Willox. Dyrld. Gw-pner, ar ol !l,y<'lm'n hir, bu r«" v Svr- •Tohxi1 Willox. porcheno?;, ac (I:m lawer bi'wyddyn g<vlygvd.'d v ''T^ivorpool Conviff. Bn am ,gvf"od' yn cv.n'ry-elnoli rhianihamthi .2!v<>r- t.T).. Jjevipwl. yrt y Senedd fel Ceidiwladswr. Yr oedd1 yn wr o fiaw.r afflu tlylan.^vad, ac fddo dfwfni pall y rhiai a'i hiadXraenent.

TRETH Y TLODION. enw tylodion—ar y dretli Hyn- sy'm dra,is echryslon, Dymia'r gwir: fe ronii. bon T fiRgu pendefigion. LLaiiifaiirfechaai. J. D. JONES.