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IN THE POUND DISCOUNT OFF THE REMAINDER OF OUR WINTER STOCK OF Lamps, Oil Stoves, Curb Suites, Fenders, Coal Vases, Fireirons, Fire Screens, Bedsteads and Bedding. During the Sale Special Reductions on all our Stock of > 0 Grates and Mantlepieces. Clocks and Bronzes. ABSOLUTELY NEW GOODS. NO OLD STOCK, I 4s, in the £ > allowed off our Original Plain Figure Prices. DON'T MISS A BARGAIN. x CROSS BROTHERS, THE CARDIFF IRONMONGERS, 3 & 4, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. 355 1!111' 11 11!111111 'I!! 11 11 FOLLICK'S mm 48 & 50, BRIDGE ST., CARDIFF, The BEST and CHEAPEST FIRM for GOLD & SILVER WATCHES & JEWELLERY. ør- Wedding Rings and Keepers are our Speciality. Our 19/- Guinea Gold, government stamped Wedding Rings are unequalled. Other prices, I 9ct, 5/9, 7/- and 10/6 (very wide) 22ct, 12/6, 19/- and 26/6 (extra heavy). 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W Professional Hours-9 a. m. till 3 p.m. Sundays, 6 till 9 p.m. Patients visitad at their own residence by appointment. 453 GREADER & HOWELL, 18, CAROLINE STREET, Established] CARDIFF. [1876 For Ice Cream Freezers Ice Pots, Glasses, Tablet's, Ice Wafer Makers, AND ALL REQUISITES. 451 Sales by Auction. On TUESDAY and THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd and 25th, 1901, commencing at Two p.m. precisely each day. IMPORTANT TO PARTIES FURNISHING. MESSRS. J. G. MADDOX & SON WIN SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION at their SALE ROOMS, 25, DUKE STREET, CARDIFF, on the above dates, an immense assemblage of very superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! (Removed from various residences for ab- solute sale), including:— Valuable Pianofortes, Hardwood Bedroom Suites complete, 6ft. and 4ft. Wardrobes, Pairs of Handsome Toilets, Iron and Brass Bedsteads, several excellent Carpets and Fenders, Brasses, superior Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Rosewood and Walnut Cabinets, 6ft. and 5ft. Sideboards, Bookcases, Dining and Occasional Tables, Walnut and Gilt Overmantles, etc etc., in all about 400 lots each day. On view day prior to and morning of each day's sale. Arrangements made to pack and forward all goods purchased by country buyers The Goods can be purchased any day priv- ately if desired. Complete or Part Houses of Furniture Bought for Cash. Sales and Valuation of every description undertaken. For Terms, apply at the Auction Rooms, as above. Established 1860. Election Addresses. COUNTY COUNCIL BYE ELECTION. LLWYNYPIA AND CLYDACH VALE DIVISION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I beg to return you my most sincere thanks for the triumphant majority given me on Monday last. The pleasing feature in the contest was the unity of purpose shown by Labour, Liberal, Buisness and Tradespeople. I hope by faithful service to merit a continu- ance of your confidence. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, 576 JAMES' EVANS. -V- c OUNTY COUNCIL BYE ELECTION. Llwynypia and Clydach Vale Division. ,Ladies and Gentlemen, I beg to thank the 488 electors of Llwyn- ypia and Clydach Vale Ward who were good enough to record their votes in my favour on Monday last. I am not disap- pointed or discouraged at the result, when taking into account the fact that, I was rushed at the last possible moment to oppose a, sitting member, whose attendances were faultless. Having only four days at my disposal (a ridiculously short time for organisation and arrangement), i had no time to address a single public meeting, and, practically speaking, the electors had made up their minds before, I was. in the field. I protested against, being nominated and actually wrote my withdrawal on Tuesday afternoon, but gave way to my friends' enthusiastic persuasion at the last moment.—Yours truly, T. P. JENKINS. April 16th. 1901. 575 COUNTY COUNCIL BYE ELECTION. No. 7 WARD, Comprising Penygraig, Dinas, Williams- town and part of Edmundstown. TO THE ELECTORS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Having been returned as your repre- sentative on the above Council for the ensuing three years, I beg to .sincerely thank you for electing me, and trust that with your support I shall be enabled to serve you efficiently and to merit your confidence. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours obedient servant, 577 REES LLOYD. Too Late for Classification. BETHLEHEM, M.C., Porth. Gynelir Eisteddfod yn y Capel uchod, 0 dan nawdd y Ganghen Ysgol yn Cymmer, Nos SADWRN, EBRILL 29, 1901. Llywydd Mr. Wm. James (Eos Morgan wg) Beirniad y Canu D. T. Prosser, Ysw. (Eos Cynlais)'; Beirniad Amrywiaeth: Mr. Hopkin Rowlands, Tonyrefail Cyfeilydd Mr. David Evans, Cymmer; Swyddogion y Pwyllgor—Cadeirydd Mr W. G. Lewis, Porth • Trysorydd: Mr. Jacob Davies, Cymmer. Eisteddfod i ddechreu am 6.30 o'r gloch. Mynediad i mewn, Blaen- seddau Is., Ol-seddau, 6c. Programmes, lc. yr un, drwy y post, Hd. i'w cael gan yr Ysgrifenydd: D. R. Owens, 110, High- Street, Cymmer. Prif Ddarn Dyddiau dyn :sydd fel glaswelltyn oj (T. Davies) i Gor heb fod dan 30 mewn rhif. Gwobr, 92, a Medal arian i'r Arweinydd. 569 on GENUINE Offer of 100 new Sterling Silver Gent's Lever Watches—Capped and Jewelled. Every watch warranted. All latest improvements, to be cleared at 21s 9d each, post free.—J. Parfitt, Watchmaker, Wymond- shani, Norfolk. a227 CYCLE TYRES Re-rubbered W. and A. Bates' reliable Rubber Covers; Palmer, Dunlop, basket pattern or plain, 7s 6d. and 9s. each, guaranteed twelve months, cheaper quality, 6s. returned in three days, carraige paid best Inner Tubes, Dunlop valves, 3s. lOd. List and Samples free. Mackenzie, Tyre Expert, 28, Palamos Road, fceytgn, London, "2Zm The West End Tailors Ladies' Dept.: 23, DUKE STREET. Gentlemen's Dept. 19, DUKE STREET. Orders by Telephone, 834 Cardiff. Orders by Telegram, Revolution, cardiff." Ladies' Coats and Skirts. 1 Suits, Overcoats, etc., To Order True Fit Guaranteed.. The New Grey Stripes «63 3 O The New Lounge Suit, 39/6, 45/ SU/- (ln the Latest Spring Shades) <T° Measure) The New Faced Cloths 3 3 O The New Monnmg Suit 50/ 55/ 6^/ Til N (,N C" £ ew Colours> The New Reefer Suit 45/ 50/ 55/- The New Sac Chesters 115 O (To Measure) (In the Groliat Rainproof Cloths) The New Chesterfield ) 35/ 40/ (In the Groliat Rainproof Cloths) The New Chesterfield ) 35/ 40/ The New Raglan Coats 2 5 O Overcoat or Raglan 45/ 50/- (ln the West of England Covert Cloths) (To Measure) Nw PATTERNS POST FREE. BW PATTERNS POST FREE. 50 WESLEYAN & GENERAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY. (ESTABLISHED 1841.) Chief Offices: BIRMINGHAM. EMPOWERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The SIXTIETH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING was held at the Grand Hotel, Oolmore Row, Birmingham, 113reh -6th, 1901, MR. BENJAMIN SMITH, President of the Society, in the Ohair. The following Report was presented. rf Your Directors have much pleasure in presenting their Report and Statement of Accounts for the year elldm" December 31st, lIÆO. New Polici es-Show an increase of 65,914 on the year, after allowing for lapses, deaths and surrenders. Income-The Income for the year, from all sources, was 4493,399 16s. lld, an increase oft53,664 6s. lid, on the year. t Claims—The Claims paid during the year amount to £ 225,095 8s. 3d., which brings up the total amount paid since the Society's establishment, to £ 2,627,350 18s. 4d. sse s Assets—The total Assets of the Society at December 31st, amounted to £ 556,018 4s. lid., an increase oi £57,665 9s. 2d. on the year. In the Report for the year 1890, the Jubilee Year of the Society, a comparative Statement was given shewing the Premium Income for each decade of the Society's existence since the commencement, which exhibited marked manrrer the impetus which had been given to the Society's bnsiness during the last 20 years of the period- It will be seen by the following figures that the progress then reported has been well maintained during the decade ending December 31st, 1900, marking the Diamond Jubilee of the Society YEAR. PREMIUM INCOME. YEAR. PREMIUM INCOME. £ s. d. £ s. d. 1850 1,588 3 7 1880 65,617 13 3 1860 15,903 2 4 1890 200,590 7 7 1870 27,713 6 1 1900 474,772 6 3 The Accounts and Securities have been examined by the Auditors appointed in accordance with the Society's Rules, who have certified to the correctness thereof. BALANCE SHEET Of the Wesleyan and General Life and Sickness Assurance Society, on the 31st Dec., 1900 LIABILITIES. ASSETS. £ s. d. £ s. d. Life Assurance Mortgages on Property within Fund £ 474,700 9 5 the United Kingdom 390,098 16 Sickness Assurance Loans on Municipal and other Fund 67,836 10 10 Kates 30,497 0 Annuity Fund 9,796 6 4 Loans on the Society's Policies 17,542 1 Investments— Total Funds 552,333 6 7 Leasehold Chief Offices, Free- Superintendents' and Agents' hold Branch Offices, Furni- Guarantee Funds 3,684 18 4| ture, Fixtures, etc., at Chief Offices and Branches 28,591 19 Other House Property (tree- n hold) 3,233 15 Freehold Ground Rent. 2,232 10 « Invested in Policies 68 18 0 Agent's Balances 2,050 11 Outstanding Premiums 49,829 14 1 Interest £ .3,175 19 10 accrued to December 31st 4,421 16 3 7,597 16 1 Cash on Deposit 21,452 8 4 Cash in hand, and on Current Account 2,822 13 9 24,275 2 1 E556,018 4 11 9556,018 4 Examined with the Books and Securities of the Society, and found correct. CHARLES ROWE, BENJAMIN SMITH, Chairman. THOMAS ROSE, JOHN FIELD, Vice-Chairman. HARRY S. RICHARDS, hAuditors. DAVID BARR, Director. CHARLES E. MURRAY, R. ALDINGTON HUNT, General Manager- FEBY. 6TH, 1901. STEPHEN J. MILLS, J Application for Agencies may be made to District Superintendent Mr. T. Thomas, 63, Saint Paul's Terrace, Porth Superintendent Mr. J. Davies, 22, Maindy Road, Ton Pentre Superintendent Mr. T. Lloyd, 9, Cross Street, Porth. SEPTIMUS CHAMBERS Gun Maker & Athletic Outfitter, 21, CASTLE STREET, CARDIFF. Also at Bristol and Shepton Mallet. Telephone No. 01339. CRICKET BATS—"Excelsior" Bat, 6s., special value Tennis Rackets, from 5s. Cricket Balls, from Is. FISHING TACKLE-Rods, from Is. Flies, from 6d. per dozen, splendid value. Quoits, Table Tennib, &c., &c, SEND FOR PBICES. QUOTE THIS PAPER. T The "Rhondda Leader" is set up by the Linotype Composing Machine.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20th, 1901.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20th, 1901. The contests in the Bye-Elections. Rhondda have passed off with lessons of serious electoral import. It is evident that the people have taken an unusually keen interest in these elections. In every division the poll has been very large, and the results very decisive in one or two of them. Penygraig electors came to the poll to the tune of nearly ninety per cent. This proves a quickened determination on the part of the ratepayers to take a strong line in the selection of representatives to voice their wishes on the County Council. The presence of Mr. Lloyd, at the outset, was not viewed with the most sanguine expectation of success, as Mr. J. R. Evans was an old member, and had a consider- able following behind him. But Mr. Lloyd proved to be a. candidate of no or- dinary calibre, and as the declaration of the poll demonstrated, his triumph was no miracle, but the recognition of solid quali- fications which had stood the test of close observation for over 24 years. There is no doubt also that. the obstinate attitude of Mr. J. R. Evans as the County Council representative on the Porth County School Governing Body played a, most important part in the contest. Mr. D. S. Thomas took the lead in this matter, and very trenchantly dealt, we understand, with it. Mr. Evans' friends and supporters did their best, to evade -the responsibility, but. it was futile and it was impossible for Mr. Evans to extricate himself from direct responsi- bility for the part he took in that unhappy and discreditable affair. A councillor's conduct, must be examined by all his doings, and through all the duties which belong to him. If, for instance, he claimed merit for work done on the Assessment Committee, he must likewise submit to demolishing criti- cism for the manner of his doing on all other committees, and by no means, the least of these are his delegations of CQunty Councildom on the Governing Bodies of our County Schools in Glamorgan. The unseating of Mr. Evans has resulted in bringing out into public activity at Peny- graig a very worthy man. Mr, Lloyd has lived long enough in the district to estab- lish for himself a splendid reputation for thoughtful and honourable dealing in pri- vate affairs. And after all, private life and conduct reveal the principles which actuate a public life, and when these are based on the foundation do unto others as you would fc&ve gOU unto you," tie -=- very finest essentials of such a public l. are secured. Mr. Lloyd will be an ucqUl e tion to the Council in its effort to C°V successfully in matters of health Pr p tection for the county. We liuv<J desire to say anything that smacks of 11ft kindness, but we must say that Mr. J- Evans has to thank himself for his defea. He has failed to prove that steadfast fi*1. 'j to definite principles which in his i11Jt a election were promised. One cannot be. Liberal and a Conservative, and all j other vacillating intermediaries, into one. The democracy likes one or the other it will have no blo^1 | hot and cold with the same breath," above all, it likes a man true to the tra J tions of the people. We have no persoD quarrel with the defeated candidate, j Penygraig, but no amount of recogn18 personal good qualities can compensate a representative life full of in and £ public votes. The chameleon in P life must not be tolerated, and because think the interest, of the people upfe we in the need of unfaltering champions, hail with delight- the advent of Council.^ Rees Lloyd. Probably the most surpn8^ record of majority votes in the PreSfL County Council elections was that in lu0 Llwynypia and Clydach Vale division. x best friends of Mr. T. P. Jenkins. been earnest and painstaking in aC^Sle\v him to refrain from a contest- They r- that Mr. James Evans, if modestly ing his public honour, was a magic fore all the division, and that even the .Aldefce himself would find it a tough defe against the silent and deep influeIl bis which Mr. James Evans has won on y side. Mr. Jenkins can reasonably hiJJ1 that some of the friends who ur lef local on were either very bad judges of public opinion, or were, for motives we will not mention, instigating a coft -j. with callous indifference to the cost or their friend. We would seriously vise Mr. Jenkins to put the so-c friends through a sieve for more ^rj,as worthy selection. Mr. T. P- Jenkins many qualities which are admirable' if a man desires the support of Demos, it does not suffice to rest 0 ^0 claim for favours by what was done, III y. long ago of Rhondda, history. e de" tainly think also that the blustering monstration of the trade is not.s10+e by ful as it tries to show the Candida the it makes. The serious, -JJ, meaning people, and happily they jeS" creasing, detest the beer and skit style of electioneering which seems ie." the only resource of the co^ Only a mmd degenerated by whi&^ -10\xs^T have thought of sehding two ^lder0uii<i dressed harlequin circus clowns jyjr- the division to further the cause ? T. P. Jenkins. We are quite certa such a grotesque fool-hardy ?e ^isk reflected the intelligence, taste, or t j0ud of Mr. Jenkins. There is one ^jjata lesson from this election, and it Is h', iloself candidate these days, must identify the with the movements which work principles which he professes. j,iber^ Jenkins has kept aloof from the fraS and Labour Associations for years; ^orijx$> seldom been seen on any of nccasio^ and has been seen even on less in the meetings of the Labour ana Association. The best proof of c it. is outward activity in furtherance
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