The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

1 Advertising Charges. ATE PER LINE PER INSERTION (single col.) for parJ!anientary, Legal anil Official Notices 1 0 j ^thameutary Election Addresses 1 0 "ales by Auction of Land or Building Property or Shares, Public Companies, Tenders, &c. 0 6 aIea by Auction of Furniture or Farming Stock, Mart Sales, Paragraph Advts., &c., &c 0 4 "Otices of Charitable Entertainments or Subscrip- tion Lists, Public Announcements, &c., &c. 0 3 ![8- All Advts. are scaled at the rate of 10 li?ies j. for every inch, single column. "'splayed Business Advertisements, Educational and Professional Notices-Quotations on application. CHEAP PREPAID RATE FOR SMALL ADVTS. situations Vacant or Wanted, Houses and Apartments to Let or Wanted, Miscel- Once Thrice laneous Wants or Sales, not exceeding s d s d A 12 words 0 6 10 Jrver 12, and not exceeding 25 words 10 2 0 Ui'er25, „ „ 40 „ 1 6 3 0 CONDITIONS. No Credit Advertisements charged less than 2s. fid. J No BLOCKS ADMITTED. j All Advertisements not ordered for a definite perioct Will be inserted until countermanded, and charged at the I rate of single insertions, but a deduction of 10 per cent. will be made for 4 insertions, 20 per cent. for 8 insertions, per cent. for 13 insertions. OPTION or ALTERING MATTFP.Orders for 3 "months, I change without extra charge; for 6 months, 3 changes; Or 12 months, 6 changes. TERMS-QUARTERLY, Orders and Remittances to be addressed to The Publishers,' PIONEER Offices, Colwyn Bay. Sales by Auction. P. A. Dew & Hooper, Colwyn Bay and Conway. Colwyn Bay Telephone No. 21. AUCTIONS and VALUATIONS of Landed ^states, Freehold and Leasehold Business Premises, House Property, Building Land, Hotels, Live and ['cad Farming Stock, Household Furniture, Pictures, Rooks, ancTPlate. HOUSES TO LET—Furnished & Unfurnished. Information given of Houses, Building Estates, Farms, Country Residences, and Business Premises for Sale or to Let in all parts of North Wales. FIRE, LIFE, AND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. The Offices occupy the most prominent and central position in Colwyn Bay and Conway, thus affording unequaled publicity to all Auction Announcements. ROBERT & ROGERS JONES AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LLANRWST. THIS DAY, FRIDAY. N ANT-Y-CROGWYN, PENMACHNO. V Sale of the Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, CROPS, &c., the property of Mrs. Jones (who is 'saving). Usual Credit. 1266 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH, 1900. NOLMAECHOG, TYN-Y-GROES, V CONWAY. Sale of the FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, &c. Usual Credit. 1267 j! WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH, 1900. IAIJ-Y-CAFN MART PERIODICAL SALE of 50 Fat and Store Cattle; 560 Fat NS-ethers, Ewes and Lambs; 8 Fat Pigs and Calves. Usual Credit. Sale at 12 o'clock noon. 1293 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH, 1900. pYLL-DY LLANBEDR, nr. CONWAY. Sale of CATTLE, HORSES, Mountain SHEEP. IMPLEMENTS, &c., the property of the late Richard Roberts, deceased. Usual Credit. 1268 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22xD, 1900. "THE RECTORY, CAPEL CURIG. Sale of the whole of the very substantial HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, MARE PONY, DOG CART, HARNESS, and other Effects, the property of Mrs. Jenkins (who is leaving). Catalogues in due course. 1294 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5TH, 1900. TAL-Y-CAFN MART 7TH ANNUAL XMAS SHOW & SALE, comprising 150 Prime 1 ¡"at Bullocks, Heifers, Cows and Bulls; 600 Ripe Mountain Wethers & Ewes; 35 Fat Pigs and Calves. C sual Conditions. Sale at 12 o'clock prompt. 1292 MESSRS. HUGHES & Co., Auctioneers, Valuers, Land and Estate Agents, Accountants & Mortgage Brokers, UXBRIDGE CHAMBERS, COLWYN BAY. SALES BY AUCTION of Leasehold and Freehol 1 Properties, Household Furniture, Stock-in-Tiade, Farming Stock, &c., &c. VALUATIONS for Probate, Mortgages & other purposes Mortgages. Arranged. Kenfcs Collected and Estatis Managed. 1255 -==== RHYL.—Town Hall Auction Mart. WILLIAM HALL & Co., The Oldest Established AUCTIONEERS & ESTATE AGENTS in the District. Late T. C. AMOS also late J. E. ROBERTS & Co. AUCTION SALES conducted in any part of the Country. VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE, &c. Rents Collected. Estates Managed. I Insurances effected in any office. JJxiAxcu OFFICES PHEjSTATYN. n U1FICEB { SEAFOKTH, LIVERPOOL. 191 J. W. ROGERS & Co., AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, AND LANDED ESTATE AGENTS. SALE Boosrs AND OFFICES FREEMASON'S HALL, LLANDUDNO. VALUATIONS for Probate and Transfer on most reasonable terms. Cash advanced Free of charge to Parties about to Realize. OFFICE HOURS, 10 to 4. TELEPHONES—Colwyn Bay, 33. Llandudno Office, 67. Residence, 67a. 273 BUILDING LAND, BUSINESS & RESI- ? DENTIAL PROPERTY TO LET OR FOR SALE. ESTATES DEVELOPED. PROPERTIES MANAGED. REGISTER OF FURNISHED HOUSES. J. M. PORTER, Surveyor, Valuer and Estate Agent, The ESTATE OFFICE, COLWYN BAY. NAT. TELEPHONE No. 38. 324 TELEGRAMS IMPORTER, SURVEYOR, COLWYN BAY. To be Sold. I", OR SALE BY PRIVA,TE TREATY, several choice Plots of FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND in Alexandra Park, Penmaenmawr, finely situated for private Residences; Roads, Drainage, Water and Gas complete.—Apply to A. DUNCAN, Llys- faen, near Abergele. 1253 WIRE NAILS, Mixed, 9s. per cwt.; 281bs., 2s. 6d.; V V Screws, mixed, 34s. per cwt.; 281bs., 9s.; wire cut, wrought and malleable nails, tacks, shoe nails, rivets, &c., wholesale prices.-MIDIAND NAIL WORKS, 25 and 26, Rea-street, Birmingham. 1282 PIGS, nine weeks old, for Sale. Apply TAM.OK. Tanyrallt Isa. Mochdre, Colwyn Bay. 1263 /CABBAGE PLANTS, — Autumn Sown, Early V Evesham, Nonpareil, Brussels Sprouts, Aig- burth, Is. 6d. per 100; also some strong stocks of Ligurian Bees.—JOHNSON, Glan Conway. 1177 ABBAG-E PLANLTS.-Cabbage Pltnts, 50,000 c on strong healthy August sown plants, 5/- per 1,000 rail. Cash with order.—BURGESS, Glan Conway. 1160 E1,811 OLD OAK FCRMTCRK of every W description.—Apply, THOMAS WILLIAMS, Town Hill, Llanrwst, N. Wales. 1036 REEHOLD BUILDING LAND, near Llaii- F dudno Junction, for Sale: area 6 acres; no restrictio ns 11,200 would be left on by way of second or third niortgtge.- -Price, ctc., of Jocelyn," Pioneer Office, Colwyn Bay, 945 Situations OTW-STRONG (rIliL,16 to 17, to assist W with housework and care of two children.— Apply HATTON, Colwyn Bay. 1291 ANTED-COOK-GENERAL, nr. Manchester. ANTED-^ Manchester. —Apply MRS. SANDBACH, Dunedin, Ashton- on-Mersey, Manchester. 1280 ANTEI)-^AR Yoixng Tiirf Tis NURSE"; two children, and make herself useful—Apply D.D Pioneer Office, Colwyn Bay. 1283 I I^XCELITENT LAUNDTLEHH wants work at own E house.—ELIZABLXH HI'GHF.S, Pool-street, Llan- fairfechan. 1288 WANTED—Situation as CLERK (near Llan- W dudno Junction) by young man; eight years' good experience: small salary to commence—Address JAS. HOLDEN, 116, Wellington-street, Bolton. 1285 OUSEKEEPER.-W,tnted, thoroughly reliable if Working Housekeeper, for business house in Colwyn Bay, age over 30, permanent home to suitable person. Must have good references. State lowest wages.—Apply by letter addressed "MANAGER," Office, Colwvii Bay. 1244 AGENT, with good connection among Steam Users in North Wales, required for Sale of high- class Lubricating Oils, Packings, Rubber and Asbestos Goods, &e. Good men only. Reply Manager, 18/20, Crooked-lane, Liverpool. 620 To Let. LD COLWYN.-HOUSE to Let, Unfurnished; 0 four bedrooms, one sittingroom, kitchen, bath, and w.c.—Apply on the premises, or Colwyn Bay, or by letter to Rhyl—EISISKI. 1026 110 be Let, comfortable and convenient, seven and nine-roomed HOUSES, close to shore and Rlios golf links. Gardens back and front.—Apply to R. STOREY, Little Orme's Head Quarry, Llandudno. 1027 TO BE LET at Llanrwst, a large and finelv- situated HOUSE, with every accommodation, about five minutes' walk from railway station. Suitable for a Temperance Hotel or Club.—For further particulars apply to E. S. PARRY, Inigo House, Llanrwst. 424 IHREE-STALL STABLE and GOOD LOFT to .1.. Let.—Apply STAn SUPPLY STORES, 15, Station- road, Colwyn Bay. 1250 I l.KKLEY ARMS HOTEL, ABER, To be Let.—Apply Mr. G. H. SLACK, Rhyl. 1234 T. TUDNO VAULTS, LLANDUDNO, To be S Let.—Apply Mr. G. EASTHAM, Proprietor. 1235 E TT YV S Y (JO EIX—HO U SE TO L^TRFUR- NISHED, Two Sitting and Four Bedrooms, for Winter Months. Terms Moderate.—Apply JONES, Post Office, Bettws-y-Coed. 1279 WINTEII RESIDENCE to be Let, cheap, Fur- v v nished or Unfurnished, in the Crafnant Valley, Trefriw, North Wales; Climate Mild; Fishing, Shoot- ing and Golf close to. Full particulars, Views. &c., Txios. PRICE, 77A, Lord-street, Liverpool. 1221 Apartments Wanted. LADY and Gentleman require warm SITTING ROOM and BEDROOM for the next few- months. Terms (inclusive) must be moderate.— Apply, giving particulars, to K.V.. Pioneer Office, Colwyn Bay. 1290 | Official Notices. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. on the 3rd day of January next, Application will be made to Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace, assembled at Quarter Sessions in and for the County of Carnarvon, at the County Hall, Carnarvon, for an Order for stop- ping up so much of a certain Road or Highway situate at Penmaenrhos, in the Parish of Llysfaen, in the said County, leading through certain Crown Lands, as leads from a point in a Footpath 5 ft. wide (which leads from a point in the Road to the Seashore near to Rock Cottages, to the said Road or Highway intended to be stopped up) to a point near to a House and premises called or known as Pen-y-maria,n, such road being a Public Footpath, and in substitution therefor for widening the said Footpath of 5 ft. wide and making the same 6 ft. wide, and continuing the same by a Footpath and steps of the same width into the Main Road from Abergele to Colwyn Bay, and for making a Road or Highway of 21 ft. wide, the same to start from a point 011 the North side of the Main Road between Abergele and Colwyn Bay, where such road takes an Eastward curve to the North of Penmaenrhos afore- said, and to lead past Pen-y-marian aforesaid; and that the Certificate of Two of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of Carnarvon having viewed the same, and proof given to their satisfaction of the several Notices required by Statute having been published with the Plan of the Old and proposed New Highways, will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said County on the 3rd day of December next. Dated this 31st day of October, 1900. T. E. PARRY, Clerk to the Cos way Rural District Coun- cil, as the Highway Authority for the 1261 Parish of Llysfaen. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, on the 3rd day of January next, Application will be made to Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace, assembled at Quarter Sessions in and for the County of Carnarvon, at the County Hall, Carnarvon, for an Order for stop- ping up a certain Road or Highway situate at Pen- maenrhos, in the Parish of Llysfaen, in the said County, leading through certain Crown Lands, from a point on the North side of the Main Road between Abergele and Colwyn Bay, where such road takes an Eastward curve to the North of Penmaenrhos afore- said, to a point near to a house and premises called or known as Pen-y-marian, such road being a Public Footpath, and in substitution therefor for making a Road or Highway of 21 ft. wide, the same to start from the same point on the said Main Road between Aber- gele and Colwyn Bay as the said Road intended to be stopped up, and to lead post <Pen-y-ma*i&n aforesaid; ana that the Certificate of Two of*Her Majesty's Jus- tices of the Peace for the County of Carnarvon having viewed the same, and proof given to their satisfaction of the several Notices required by Statute having been published with the Plan of the Old and proposed New Highways, will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said County on the 3rd day of December next. Dated this 31st day of October, 1900. T. E. PARRY, Clerk to the Conway Rural District Coun- cil, as the Highway Authority for the 1262 Parish of Llysfaen. Borough of Conway. THE Sanitary and General Purposes Committee of the above Corporation are prepared to receive TENDERS for the supplying and laying of about 460 lineal yards of 9 inch Stoneware Pipe Sewers. Plans, Sections and Specifications may be inspected at the office of Mr. F. A. DELAMOTTE, Borough Engineer, Town Hall, Conway, on and after the 6th day of November, 1900; on payment of one guinea, which will be returned to all persons making a bona-jide Tender on the forms supplied. Sealed Tenders on the forms supplied, endorsed Machno Sewers," are to be delivered at my office on or before 1 o'clock p.m. on the 15tli day of November, 1900. No pledge is given to accept the lowest or any Tender, nor will any payment be made therefor. T. E. PARRY, Guildhall, Conwav. 30th October, 1900. 1256' Apartments to Let. COLWYN BAY.—Comfortable Apartments to Let, c in good central position, with every comfort and convenience as a permanency or winter months. Terms nioder,tte.-Apply F.W., Pioneer Office. 1259 COLWYN BAY.—Comfortable Apartments, Piano, C Bath, also Bed and Sitting Room.—J. H.,Pioneer Office, Colwyn Bay. 1204 P-IH51\ŒN AI5E:colw.vn-B-äv.=GîfJ3ERTV"ILIÆ JL ? Private HOTEL & BOARDING ESTABLISH- MENT, facing the sea. Special Winter terms on ap- plication. Proprietress, MRS. JORDAN. 1007 C- LER(.fY-ÏIÖUSEOjTl{E Srr,-LLANFÁrnF'EcÍI-;N C Terms 25s each per week, for clergy and their wives.-Address LADY SUPERINTENDENT. 816 CONWAY ROAD, Colwyn Bay, MEADOWCROFT C BOARDING HOUSE, near Sea and Woods.- Miss MORiuS (late Manageress Craigside Hydro, Llandudno. 152 ENMAENMAWR, N. Wtles. .House of Rest JL. and holiday home. Terms very moderate. Special quotations for lengthened stay, 'invalid care when needed.—For reply, stamped envelope, Lady Superintendent. Hotel Wanted. ANTED to Reiit HOTEL in North Wales, 10 W to 20 Bedrooms, Seaside or Fishing District. Moderate Ingoing.—Reply, giving full particulars, to S.J., Pioneer Office, Colwyn Bay. 1284 M iscellaneous. RHYL CHAIR EISTEDDFOD, 1901T—PROT grammes now ready, Three Halfpenny Stamps. —T. SHANKLAND, Wrheatville, Rliyl. 1278 FOUND in Llandrillo-yn-Rhos, a COLLIE 1)0(V. If not claimed within seven days will be sold to defray expenses.—Apply R. B., Pioneer Office, Colwyn Bay. 1286 WINDOW-" CLEANING BY H. HEAP, SALOP House, Rhiw Bank Avenue. Prompt attenti 311 given to post cards. 1275 AN TED. OLD OAK AND MAHOGANY W FURNITURE, China, Pictures, Curios, and Foreign Stamps, in good condition.- Apply WILLIAM HALI, & Co., Auctioneers and Valuers, Rhyl. 1061 WANTED to purchase, a good MILK ROUNDS in Colwyn Bay.—Apply T. C. C., Pioneer Office, Colwyn Bay. 1180 The Subscription List will be Opened on Monday, November 12th, and Closed at 3 o'clock on Thursday, November 15th, 1900. The Colwyn Bay Electric Light and Power .Y Company Limited y (Incorporated under the Company's Acts, 1862 to 1895) whereby the liability of Shareholders is limited to the amount of their Shares. SHARE CAPITAL = = £3,000 DIVIDED INTO 1,000 Six per cent. Cumulative Preference Shares of Y.1 each = Y.1,000 2,000 Ordinary Shares of Y.1 each = = = = 2,000 m £ 3,000 THE above Preference and Ordinary Shares, other than the Shares to be taken by the Vendors, are offered for subscription, as follows :— PREFERENCE SHARES. £ s. d. ORDINARY SHARES. £ g d. On application 0 2 6 On application q i g On allotment 0 5 0 On allotment Q 5 Q One month after allotment 0 5 0 One month after allotment 0 5 0 Two months after allotment 0 7 6 Two months after allotment 0 7 6 jQ- 0 0 £ 10 0 Where no allotment is made the deposit will be returned in full. In case a less number of Shares is allotted than is applied for the excess of the deposit will be applied towards payment of future instalments upon such number as may be allotted. Failure to pay any instalments when due will render the previous payments liable to forfeiture. DIP EOT OPS: vr. T. S. JONES, Ivy House, Castle Bromwich. R. H. JONES. Electrical Engineer, Colwyn Bay. DAVID JONES, Machinist, Colwyn Bay. BANKER 8 METROPOLITAN BANK OF ENGLAND AND WALES. SOLI (JIT OP: F. W. STUBBS, Esq., Public Hall, Colwyn Bay. AUhlTOP: SECRET APY: OFFICES: Mr. J. PILLING, Homedale, Colwyn Bay. Mr. H. R. HUGHES. Vron Haulog, Colwyn Bay. PROSPECTUS. This Company has been incorporated for the purpose of taking over as a going concern and calTvinCf on the business of MESSRS R. H. JONES & Co., of producing Electric Light and Power, successfully carried on bv them at Colwyn Bay, and to extend and develop the same. Also to erect and work a SANITARY LAUNDRY on the most approved principles, the motive power for working the machinery will be electricity. The present Electric plant is capable of driving a Laundry equipped to execute work, at current rates, to the extent of 1150 per week, or £7,800 per year. The Electric Works are of the most modern kind, replete with first-class machinerv and plant and a^e at present supplying the Public Hall, Baptist Chapel, and adjacent buildings, and a number of shops and private houses of this favourite watering-place. The demand is rapidly increasing, the extension of the supply to other important buildings being at present under the consideration of the Board. The Directors propose immediately to lay down their own smokeless gas plant, which will reduce the cost of producing electric current about 60 per cent, as compared with the price now paid to the Gas Company for supply. At present the plant is working for lighting purposes, required only a portion of each day, and it is. the intention of the Directors under powers granted in their Articles of Association to add to the present Works a Sanitary Laundry (very much required in the district), which will utilise the Electric Power throughout the whole of the day, thus securing a continuous profitable use of the power. The Electric Plant is capable of producing current for about 2,000 lights of 8-candle power each. The customers of the Company are under agreements to to take the supply for periods of years. The Directors have consulted the well-known electrical expert. Mr. Henry T. Crewe, M.I., Mech.E. Consulting Engineer and Electrician, 11, Queen Victoria-street, London. His report is as follows:- "London, E.C., Ootober, 27th. Dear Sir,—In accordance with your instructions, I have inspected and examined the working of the Electrical Installation and plant to be acquired by your Company, a short schedule of whicli is annexed. The proposed introduction of a Lauudrv in combination with the Electric Lighting business will, in my opinion, give great facility for using surplus power and energy, which at present is unproductive, although available, and the adoption of Producer Gas made on the premises, instead of the town gas, should reduce the working cost of the Station very considerably. I am of opinion that the amount proposed to be paid for the existing Plant and Assets, viz., £ 1,450, is a fair and reasonable sum, and that with the suggested additions, under efficient management, a substantial and lucrative business is assured in the near future. I am, dear Sir, Yours faithfully, (Signed) HY. T. CREWE. lie Electric Lighting Station, Vron Haulog, Colwyn Bay." The purchase money is £ 1,450. The Vendors take 1,000 paid-up Shares as part of the purchase money and the remainder in cash or Shares as the Directors may decide. The result of working the Electric Plant is very promising. The number of customers is increasing, and with the Laundry added the prospects of a good profit from this source are of a very satisfactory character. The Freehold Land and extensive well-built Premises to be acquired by the Company are situated next to the Public Hall, in the centre of the rapidly-rising town of Colwyn Bay, fronting Abergele -road, where the value of property is constantly increasing. The valuation of the Property is that of J. M. Porter, Esq., Surveyor, Colwyn Bay, who.was appointed to value on behalf of Mrs. Hannah Jones, the Vendor, and the Company by mutual agreement. Provision will be made for drying by an ingenious arrangement of Fans fixed in special drying chambers. by which pure air can be forced through at such a rate as to remove all superfluous moisture, thus securing most wholesome results. Before determining on the class of machinery to be laid down in the Laundry, the Directors have consulted some of the most successful Laundry managers in Great Britain, and, as the result of this enquiry, the Laundry will be fitted up with the very best machinery for turning out good work. The motive power being electricity, the works will be kept in a thoroughly sanitary condition, and the cost of working will be most economical. In view of the fact that the whole concern, when fully equipped, is arranged at current rates to execute work to the extent of £ 150 per week, or £ 7,800 per year, the Directors consider the following a low estimate of the minimum amount of business they may expect:— Laundry for 200 families at an average of 3s. each family per week £ 1,560 0 0 LESS—66%, an ample allowance for wages, working expenses, depreciation, A'c. 1,040 0 0 As against the sum of £ 520 0 0 The amount required to pay 6% on Preference Shares X60 0 0 „ „ 10% on Ordinary Shares 200 0 0 260 0 0 Leaving a surplus balance of 0 The DIRECTORS have such entire confidence in the success of the Company that they will receive no remuneration except for special services rendered until the full interest is paid on the Preference Shares and a dividend of 10 per cent. for the year on the Ordinary Shares when the Directors will be entitled to one half of the remaining profit. The only Agreement relating to the purchase of the business is one dated 13th October, 1900, and is made between the Vendors of the one part, and the Trustee for and on behalf of the Company of the other part. The Vendors pay all the costs of the formation of the Company up to Allotment. The Company will take over the business as and from first day of October, 1900. The Company paying interest to the Vendors at the rate of 5% per annum from that date until the payment of the purchase money on the sum of £450 cash. The Memorandum and Articles of Association and the above specifically mentioned Contract to- gether with the Agreements entered into with customers, may be inspected at tiie offices of the Company's Solicitor. For full information see Prospectuses and Forms of Application whieh may be obtained at the offices of the Company, and from the Bankers, Solicitor, and Auditor of the Company. 1277 PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE PIONEER" OFFICES.