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SALES BY AUCTION. Messrs Wm. Dew & Son, AUCTIONEERS, BANGOR & LLANDUDNO. NORTH NALES. TOWN OF RHYL. EVIPOf'T \\T TO WINE AND SPIRIT A&nCfMNTS, INVESTORS, SPEOU- LATOKS, AND OTHERS. Sale of a Valuable, Old Established, anwell- known FlÙlv Licensed Wholesale and Koran Wino and "Spirit Merchant's Business and Bottling Stores (to be sold as a Going con- cern) together with tho Commodious ami Convenient Dwelling-House thereto attaenoa. MESSRS WM. I)EW and SON (in conjunction with MR CHARLES P. SHEFFIELD) arc instructed by tho representatives of the late mr H. A. Steer, to OFFER F £ R £ ^L PUBLIC AUCTION, at tho WES^NSTLK HOTEL, RHYL, on TUESDAY, Al RIL 2nd, 1907, a.t Three o'clock prompt, the whole of that Important a.nd High-Class Fully Licensed Wine and Spirit Merchant's Freehold Premises With Dwelling-House above, and known as ««S T E E R S," t, nt. No. 73, HIGH-STREET, RHYL, In addition to tho Business Premise and House the valuable Good-Will of this Old and Genuine Busing, which was established by the late Mr William Wynne, and which from 1877 lias been carried on and brought up to its present high standard, by tho late Mr H. A. Steer and his Jfopresontativcs, will be included in the &1.,e. Apart from the Wine and Spirit Trade the Bottling Department i.,i of an extensive and very remunerative character, and undoubtedly enhances the value of the business to a. great ex- tent. To anybody wishing to acquire a genuine business of a high standing description Chit; Sale affords a, very favourable opportunity. Early possession can bo arranged for. Particulars, Plan, Views, and Conditions of Sale tiav be obtained upon application to Mr P. J. Gainlin, Solicitor, No. 4, Clwyd-street, Rhyl; at tho Auctioneers' Institute, 34, Russell-square, London; or of the Auctioneers, Messrs Win Dew and Son Ba.ngor and Llandudno; or Mr Chas. r. Sheffield, Mold. Rhyl and Denbigh COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION, 1 9 0 7. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COLWYN BAY NORTHERN DIVISION. ADIES and GENTLEMEN,— :LÀ I beg to offer myself as a Candidate at the above Election, which will take place on Mon- day, the 4th of March. The County Council is an Administrative Authority—its d-uiies are solely of a business — efoarvcier. Out of our local Poor Rs-ta of 2s 8d in tho £ la 9d 13 paid to the County Council—-a total of nearly £ .6000 per annum—an amount growing by leaps and bounds with no apparent effort to check. If elected, it will be my duty to endeavour to reduce this enormous drain upon our resources. J COUNTY SCHOOL FOR COLWYN BAY. w" the advantage#; of a County School for our Higher Grade ought, I think, to bo one of the objects of our Representatives, so as to avoid the inconvc-nience, trouble, danger, and expense of sending our children to Abergele. TECHNICAL EDUCATION. The County contribution to our Technical and Evening Classes ia at present restricted by an arbitrary condition, and if I am elected I shall make every effort to have this removed, so that We may receive the full amount we are en- titled to. ALDERMEN. Although we have now the privilege of return- ing four members from our Urban Distriot, this portion of tho County is entitled to a fair pro- in rrtion of the County Aldermen, and if elected will heartily support the nomination of any patriotic local man. I do not ask your support as a politician, or to use my position for party purposes, I ask your support as a man of business, who hae had the financial affairs of this district in his hands during the last 14 or 15 years. It is in the belief that my experience will be of use in the many negotiations we have with the Countv Council on taattera relating to our district that I venture to nope you will return me at the head of the poll. You- Obediently, Overton House, GEORGE BEVAN. Colwyn Bay, Feb. 18th, 1907. 17322p COUNTY COUNCiL OF FLINTSHIRE. SPO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTH DIS- TRICT OF RHYL. ti ADIIIS and GENTLEMEN,— On the invitation of several responsible Kaepaycrs in whose judgment I have every Confidence, I very respectfully offer you my ser- vices as your Representative on the County Coun- S^uld your choice favour me, I promise to giyw ohc county business my close and earnest attention. What we require in a County Council is ad- nWaf V<^ 60 t0 ensure that tho r> Profitable return is got for the money wo tepa/ers are compelled to find. This I iaor of vital importance, especially to Rhyl wb° contribute so largely to tho M y Kevenue. rvoVto great variety and transoendent im- portance are entrust^ to tho County Coun- ZlJ mOSt of a11 the present time is the Pnhr rip,conccrnino the object and control of SSi ;^r"cn^ry Schools. I am firmly of Mnnor?,)1' f t eso schools should not be the t w, °nf denf>I"ination or used to foster and teach the dogma of any sect. Ihe cost of carrying on these schools is prac- tically entirely borne by the public, consequent- ly equity and common-sense demand that the Bole control should be vested in the representa- tives of the public. As the party of privilege nave—unfortunately for themselves—refused the t^rhaps too generous concessions offered by the Government Bill, I should favour the strict ad- ministration of the Act of 1902 with the view of "ringing as many schools as possible under direct *nd unfettered public control. Coming to matters of specially local concern, a Rhyl Representative, I should naturally pake the interest of Rhyl mv first aim, and see- JRg the huge proportion of the County Rate paid our town, I maintain that we are entitled to a tnueh larger contribution from the County Ex- ^hequer for objects likely to benefit our end of county. ^hequer for objects likely to benefit our end of county. Ono of the most important things for Rhyl as Pleasure resort and a centre for tourists is to the roads approaching and passing through he town kept in a thoroughly up-to-date con- T Q"ion, and for this purpose we can JusTly claim .much larger grant than we have hitherto re- °eiv0d. Another matter which I think would be bene- 01 a'j~"Providing tho neighbouring landowners ould pay a reasonable sum for the thereby cn- need value of their property—.is for the Coun- ii06 9^ an<l Denbigh to acquire and free tll,1 bridge connecting the two counties at d. .A Hrge Ratepayer in the county, I am fully tT Mi v™ u'f Tr heavy, and tor These, briefly, are my views on some of the S^tions which your Representative will have to with. I hn^r. that on the 2nd March your Vote will 1 \¡n. that on the 2nd March your Vote will i'ff^ ;:i p>v favour, and your support will Very T nnrireeiated by Your Obedient, Servant, J. E. BUCKLEY JONES, Your Obedient, Servant, J. E. BUCKLEY JONES. fcrjn Eetyn, RhyL SALES BY AUCTION. Blackwall, Hayes & Co., LLANRW ST. Auctionoora and Valuora, Live Stock teles. men, House and Estate Agents. Nat. Telephone 17. PROPRIETORS OF THE LLANRWST HORSE REPOSITORY. Sales held periodically on Horses, Carriage*, Harncas, etc. Entry forms and condition* on application. Sales by Auction and Valuations of Landed Estates, House Property, Live and Dead Farm- ing Stock, Household Furniture, etc. Houses to Let, Furnished and Unfurnished. Agents for Fire and Life, Personal Accident, and Employors' Liability Insurance. J0182 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6th, 1907. ON THE MARKET SQUARE, LLANRWST. SALE of a Lajge and Choice Consignment of FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS, and ROSES, By instructions from the Penybryn Horticultural Co. Sale to oommenoe at 12.30 o'clock. 17407p CONWAY. ERSKINE HOTEL YARD. MESSRS BLACKWALL, HAYES and CO. -L?jL will conduct a SALE of HARNESS HORSES, COBS, PONIES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, etc., on MONDAY, MARCH 11th, 1907. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. Entry forms and all particulars from the Auc- tioneers, at Llanrwst. Further entries invited. CAERGRAIG, LLANRWST. TUESDAY, MARCH 19th, 1907. NEXT SALE of DAIRY and STORE CATTLE, FAT and STORE SHEEP and LAMBS. « Sale at 12.30 o'clock. Usual Credit. COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION, 1907. TO THE ELECTORS OF EIRIAS (COLWYN) WARD. LADIES and GENTLEMEN,— In offering myself a« a Candidate to re- present Colwyn on the County Council, I conQ forward as one who has long been connected with the district, and deeply interested in the welfare and prosperity of Colwyn. In Elementary Education, I fully recognise and accept the principle of Public Control, while I am most -trongty in favour of every parent having the right to decide the religious instruc- tion which shall be given to his child. The extravagant expenditure of the County Council appears to me to demand close atten- tion. The County Rate has been nearly doubled during the past ten yeans, irrespective of all ex- penditurc on Elementary Education, and a.t the same time the County hw been saddled with a heavy load of debts. If elected, I will endeavour to make my voice heard on the Council against reckless expendi- ture, which is injurious both to the Ratepayers and non-ratepayers alike. To this growing and popular health resort, it is most important that the roads should be kept in perfect order, and I see no reason why the roads in West Denbighshire should not at least be as well kept as thoee in East Denbighshire, and a.s one who uses them continuously, I think that I can, with rnodeety, claim to bo an autho- rity on their condition. x Another matter of great importance to all those who reside in a health resort, is—the ad- ministration of the Contagious Diseases of Ani- male' Acta, 1894 fo 1903, ina&much as the health of the public depends almost directly on the health of the meat and milk-producing animals of the district, as the majority of the contagious and infectious diseases of these animals—such as Tuberculosis, Anthrax, etc., are communicable to man, and the prosperity of the farming and breeding community of any district depends on the health of its stock. In this respect. Ladies and Gentlerpen, I think that I can be of particular servioe to you, as I have spent the whole of my life in studying dis- eases of animals, and for many years have acted as Inspector under the Act for this district. I hope to call on you personally before the Polling Day, and I trust, meanwhile, that you will not promise your Vote to any other Candi- date. Yours Obediently, FRANK BOOTH. Ty Gwyn, Colwyn, 26th February, 1907. p ETHOLiAD CYNGHOR S!ROL SWYDD DINBYCH, 1907. AT ETHOLWYR DOSRAN EIRIAS (COLWYN). XTVONEDDIGESAU a BONEDDIGION,- .J:1 Wrth gynyg fy hunan fei ymgoisvtld i gynrychioli Colwyn ar y Cynghor Sirol, yr wyf yn d'od yn mlaen fel un sydd wedi bod yn gys- ylltiol a'r dosbarth ora amser maith, ac un sydd yn cymeryd dyddordeb dwfn yn muddiant a llwyddiant y lie. Mewn perthynas i Addysg Elfenol, yr wyf yn cydnabod yn Dawn yr egwyddor o Reolaeth Boblogaidd, tra ar yr un pryd vn gryf yn ffafr i bob rhiant gael hawl i benderfvnu natur yr Addysg Grefyddol roddir i'w blant Ymddengys i mi fod treulion afradus y Cyng- hor Sirol yn galw am sylw neillduol. Y ni.-ie'r Dreth Sirol bron wedi ei dvblu yn ystod y deng mlynedd dlwcdda.f, a. hyny ar wahan i bob treuI- ia.u yn nglyn ag Addysg Elfenol, ac at hyny y mM!' Sir wedi ei llvvytho a dvled drom. Os etholir fi, bydd i mi ymdrechu codi fy llais yn orbyn treuliadau diangenrhaid, yr hyn sydd yr un mor niweidiol i Drothdaiwyr a rhai heb fod yn talu trethi. I gyrchfan iechydol gynyddol a. phoblogaidd fcl lion, y mae yn bwysig iawn fod y ffyrdd vn eael eu eadw mewn trefn briodol, ac nis gallaf we led un rheswm dros i fltvrdd Rhanbarth Ddwv- reinLol Sir Ddmbych gael eu cadw mewn gwell t e n na r eiddo GoTllewnibarth v Sir ac M vmhoS f'vnfMf1ffitny<1'dif> Vn barh:i'"s' Kallaf'heb lwr y hunatl J"1 awdurdod ar eu cyf- cvmSrT ie^hvcrolbW-TiffTWydd !Pawr 1 ^ion Clofydau Ijiil ydyW ^weinyddiad Deddfeu vn?;Zi £ 7i%i "eh'd mnm- bron yn unionsyrchol ar vr°J 'V 'T"" i ni <rir» a t i an:oibaid roddant anifeiFiaid hyn-m' -'is tuln^^T^1"^ ^'ntiau -vr — vn „„ "i tu7ercuiopiR, anthrax, etc., ac y niaA jiw-vdrKr'n) °u t-ros^hvyddo i dd.vnion, rrLnWfi 'V y amaethvddol Vn Yn v -y i vlb"Vn" ar l°oh?* «« hanifeiliatd. • y c>f'Vriad h;vn, Foneddige^au a Boneddi- (•bwiC,ff"nrfy fn'l ° n'l>snniinth neillduol i j i j wedi astudio Heintiau Anif- eiliaid ar hyd fv oes, ac wedi bod am flvnyddau yn Aroh-gydd dan v Ddeddf Ck.beithiai a-lln ptalw gyda ehwi oil yn borson- ol cvn Dydd yr Ethouad, ac vn v cvtfamser hvd o-ra-f na wnewch addaw mch Pleidlais i'r nn vm- geiuydd a-ill. Yr eidd;7eh yn ufudd. FRANK BOOTH. Tv Gwvn. Colwvn, Ciiwefror 26ain. 1907. 17427 Society of Friends, Colwyn Bay. I

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SALES BY AUCTION. Booth and Sandy, Auctioneers, Valuers, House and Bstate Agent*. SALES BY AUCTION AND VALUATIONS of Landed Estates, House Property, House- hold Furniture, Live Stock, etc., undertaken on Reasonable Terms. VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE, MORTGAGE AND TRANSFER. INVENTORIES MADE AND EXAMINED. MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. AGENTS for Fire, Life, Personal Accident, Live Stock, Plate Glass and Mortgage Insurance with the Leading Companies. Offices: 18, STATION-ROAD, COLWYN BAY. Telephone No. 27 (Colwyn Bay). PARTICULARS OF PROPERTIES for Sale, or to bo Let Furnished or Unfurnished, forwf^ea free on application. On TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH 5th, at "GLAS COED," ABBEY-ROAD. RHOS-ON-SEA. MESSRS BOOTH and SANDY are ^s^icd bv Miss Hankey, who 1s leaving the neigh- boarhood, to SELL BY AUCTION upon the above Premises, the neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including Glass, Earthenware, and Kitchen Effects, Kitchen Dresser, 3 carved oak Hall Chairs, Copper-mounted Firc-plaoe feuites, strongly made Dining Table, an Olive-stained Dresser, 8 ditto Dining Chairs, Occasional Chairs and Tables, Mahogany-framed Couch, 8 Com- bination Spring and Iron Bedstead, Stained Toilet Tables and Chest of Drawers, quantity of Bedding, Art Carpets and Rugs, nearly New Mangle and numerous other lots fully described in Bills. Sale promptly at 2 o'clock. 16, Station-road, Colwyn Bay. 17324p "WOODVILLE," LLEWELYN-ROAD, COLWYN BAY. MESSRS BOOTH and SANDY are favoured. with instructions from the Trustees of the Estate of Mrs Lancashire, deceased, to SELL BY AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13th, 1907, superior HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS, removed to the above Residence for oonvenienoo of Sale, and embracing China, Electro-plate and Cutlery, Water Colour and Oil-paintings, Geo- graphical, Historical and Biographical Works, Walnut Overmantel, Mahogany Hall Stand, fine Grandfather's Clock in Mahogany Case, well- made Mahogany Escritoire Bookcase, excellent Rosewood Drawing-room Suite, BRILLIANT TONED COTTAGE PIANOFORTE in Walnut, Mahogany Telescopic Dining Table, Massive Mahogany Chest Drawers, Bedroom Appendages, 2 HANDSOME BEDROOM SUITES in Satin Walnut, Bedding and House Linen, Treadlo Sew- ing Machine in perfect order, a. Gentleman's Bicycle < 'Royal Eniiold") in capital condition, and numerous other valuable lots, fully described in Catalogues, to be obtained gratis from the Auctioneers. Sale punctually at 1.30 o'clock. 16, Station-road, Colwyn Bay. 17422p jypSSRS BOOTH and SANDY will SELL On Wednesday, March 20th. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS at "The Maison- ette," Ellcsmere-road, Colwyn Bay, for Mr Ward. Full details in Catalogue, now ready. 17335p On Tuesday, March 21st, HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS, at "Plas Nant," Abergele-road, for Mr R. Ross, who is retiring from house-keeping. Particulars in Catalogue and future Advertisements. 17423p PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT OF SALE OF FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. COLWYN BAY. MESSRS BOOTH and SANDY have received instructions to offer for SALE BY PUB- LIC AUCTION, at a date and place to be an- nounced, the Attractive Residence known as "WOODVILLE," LLEWELYN-ROAD. Particulars in due course. 16, Station-road, Colwyn Bay. 17424p COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. CARNARVONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION, 1907. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WEST WARD OF THE BOROUGH OF CONWAY. LADIES and GENTLEMEN,—Fifteen years ago, when the Act forming County Coun- cils first carne into operation you did me the honour to elect me as your Representative, and it has been my privilege to retain your confidence ever Slnoo. During the term of my office it has been my constant endeavour to promote the best interests of tho County in general, and the Borough of Conway in particular. As a Member of the Surveyor's Committee, I have had the opportunity of supporting the claims of the Borough, with the result that you have received the utmost possible relief in the shape of contribution towards the maintenance of our Main Roads. My views are so well-known to you that it is scarcely necessary to enter into matters in general at groat length. Suffice it to say that if you approve of piy work on your behalf during the past 18 years, and return me as your Member, I will do the utmost in my power in the future, as in the past, to satisfactorily represent your best in- terests. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your old und tried Representative, R. ARTIIUR-PRICHARD. ETHOLIAD CYNGHOR SIROL ARFON, 1907. AT ETHOLWYR DOSRAN ORLLEWINOL BWRDElSDREF CONWY. 17K>NEDDIGESAU a BONEDDIGION, Pan ddaeth y Dueddf ffurfiodd y Cynghorau Sirol i rym byrntheng mlynedd yn ol, m'rhyd- eddasoch fi trwy fy ethol fel eich Cynrychiolydd, ac yr wyf wedi fy mreintio a pharhad o'ch ym- ddiriedaeth byth er hyny. Yn ystod tymhor fy swvddogaeth, fy ymdrech barhaus oedd hvrvvyddo buddianau gorcll y Sir yn gyffredinol, a Bwrdeisdrcf Conwy yn neill- duol. Fel aolod o Bwyllgor yr Arolygydd. eefais gyHeusderau i gefnogi hawliau y Fwrdeisdref, gyda-'r canlvniad eich bod wedi eael y cymhorth mwyaf yn bosibi mown ffordd o gyfraniadau tuag at gadwraeth y Prif-ffyrdd. Y mae fy ngolygiadau mor wybyddus i chwi, fel na raid i mi fanylu llawer ar fatcrion yii gyffredinol. Digon yw dweyd y bydd i mi, ce v cymnrad- wywoh ty ngwaith ar eich rhan yn ystod v deunaw mlynedd aeth heibio trwv fy 'nvchwclvd fel cich Aelod, wneud pobpeth yn fy'ngallu i gynrychioli eich buddianau i foddlonrwydd vn y dvfodol fel yn y gornhenol. Ydwyf, Foncddigesau a Boneddigion, Eich hen Gynrychiolydd profiadol, 17343 R. ARTHUR-PRICHARD. The "Pionec:" i^ rocognised as on of the most popular papers in tii9 Principality Splend'd piodium for advertisers, SALES BY AUCTION. Frank Uoyd & Sons, AUCTIONEERS, WREXHAM & ST. ASAPH. 8Q GUINEAS PRIZES. 12 50 HORSES. GREAT MARCH SALES IN NORTH WALES REPOSITORY, WREXHAM. I 'e5 FRANK LLOYD ANT) SONS invite entries for March 13tih, 14th, and 15th, Light Horees; March 19th, 20th, and 21st, Heavy Horses and Shires. Entries close Monday's post, March 4th. COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EGLWYSFACH AND LLANGERNIEW DIVISION. MY FRIENDS and NEIGHBOURS,- For over half a century I liavo lived in your midst. We have shared our joys and mingled our sorrows. For two generibtion-s-my father boforo mc, and I have constantly endea, voured, as far as our moans allowed, to improve your material, social and moral welfare, with- out distinction of creed or party. I therefore think it my duty, when requested by so many of you, to offer, onoe again, my services as your Representative on the County Council, with the object of stemming the tide of RECKLESS EXTRAVAGANCE upon which the existing majority of the Council have em- barked. I am convinced that the heavy burden of the Rates can be lightened, and ought to be lightened. The debt of the County has risen from £6318 in 1897, to £ 56,353 in 1906, to which must be added £ 128,453 liabilities of the Educa- tion Committee, making the huge total of £ 184,807. This entails the raising of £13.714 annually for interest a'n d re-payment; a.bout the equivalent of a 6d Rate, which all we, Rate- payers, have to pay. Three years ago, in their Election Addresses, tho Party in tho majority promised economy, if you re-elected them. Have they kept their pro- mises? Have the Rates gone down? Acts speak more eloquently than words. Con- trast my action oonoerning the Llangerniew Water supply with what is taking place in the neighbouring Parish. Which will tend to keep the Rates down? With regard to EDUCATION, I think that overy child should receive in the Elementary Schools such religious instruction as its parents desire. I strongly advocate that School Teach- ers should be appointed strictly upon their merits and educational qualifications without favouritism, and I desire larger powers dele- gated to the I/ocal Managers, who have greater knowledge and experience of local requirements than the Central Body can possibly have. I hope to call upon you shortly, but mean- while, I request you NOT TO PROMISE YOUR VOTE until I can give you details (rarely seen by the general body of the Ratepayers) of the huge increase of expenditure of County Funds, and of the County Loans, for which we all, as R-tepu-y. %•), arc li-a. Tho expiring Council hStvo just sanctioned a contract of £ 6500 for building new Offices in Ruthin, and they have just planted trees (where trees grow very badly, even if they can be got to grow at all) at a great oost, and requiring a large annua! sum for their up-keep, for the pur- po-e of giving instruction in forestry AT THE COST OF THE RATEPAYERS to" those who can afford to pa.y for it themselves. Yet, they promised not to squander money! I have the honour to be, Your Obedient Servant. Hafodunos, S. SANDBACH. February 14th, 1907. p ETHOLIAD CYNGHOR SIROL SIR DDINBYCH. AT ETHOLWYR RHANBARTH EGLWYS- FACH A LLANGERNYW. FY NGIIYFEILLION a'm CYMYDOGION,— — Am fwy na hanor canrif yr wyf wedi byw yn cich plith. Yr ydym wedi cyd-lawenhau am Iwyddiant, a chyd-oiidio am drailcdion ein gil- ydd. Am ddwy genhedlacth, bellach, gwnaeth fy nhad, a minau, ymdrcchu bob amser, yn ol a adem, i hyrwyddo cich llwyddiant tymhorol, cymdoithasol a mocsol, heb gyfrif cied na phlaid. Crcdaf, am hyny, ei bod yn ddyledmvydd urna-f, pan y mae cymaint o honoch yn gofyn i mi, i gynyg fy tigwasanaeth unwaith yn rhagor, fel eich cynrychiolydd yn y Cvnghor Sirol, gyda'r turncan o wneud rhywbeth i roi terfyn ar y gwas- I traff ofer a difeddwi ar arian y mae'r mwyairii yn y Cynghor prosenol yn cuog o hono. Teimlaf yn sicr y goiiir ysgafnhau, ac y dylid ysgafnhau ar y trethi trymion sydd yn ein beichio yn awr. Y mae dyied y sir wedi codi o L6318 yn 1897, i £ 56,353 yn 1906, ac at hyn eto rhaid rhoi £ 128,453 y mac'r Pwyllgor Addysg wedi myned yn atebol am dano; cyfan y swm anferth o £ 184.807. Y mae hyn yn golygu fod rhaid codi bob blwyddyn £ 13,714 er talu'r Hog, a.'r gyfran flynyddol o'r arian a ofynir yn ol. Gwna hyn rywbeth fel chwe' cheiniog'y bunt o dreth, a chwi a minau, fel Trethdalwyr, sydd i'w thalii. Dair blynedd yn ol, fe addawodd y Blaid sydd yn y mwyairif, yn eu hanerchiadau 0flaen yr Etholiad, i fod yn gynil, os byddai i chwi eu hail-othol. A ddariu iddynt gadw eu haddewid- lon? A ydyw'r trethi wedi goe.t wng? Llofara gweithredoedd yn uwch na. geiriau. Edrychwch ar yr hyn wnes i or cael dwfr i Lan- gernyw, a ohvdmarweh .!l.'r hyn wneir yn awr mewn pi wyf cyfagos. Pa ffordd sydd fwyaf tebyg o gadw'r trethi i lawr? Gyda golwg ar ADDYSG, fv nchred i yw y dylai pob plentyn yn yr Ysgcdion Elfenol gael addysg grejyddol o'r fath a ddvmunai ei rieni Yr wyf yn gryf o'r farn y dylai Athrawon ac Athrawesau gael eu pcnodi ar sail eu haeddiant au cvmhwysderau i gyfranu addysg. heb ffafrio neb; ae yr wyf yn dymuno gweled" mwv o a.wdur- dod yn eael ei roddi i'r Llywodraethwyr Lleol am eu bod hwy yn fwy cyfarwydd a'r anghenion lleoj nag y gall unrhyw Gorph Canolog fod. Yr wyf yn gobeithio galw gyda chwi vn fuan, ond dyrnunaf arnoch i beidio addaw eich pleid- lais, er i mi yn gyntaf gael eyfli- zim, i roddi i chwi fanyjion (ychydig iawn or trethdalwyr sydd yn eu gweled) am. y cynydd mawr yn yr hvn delir allan o Gronfeydd y Sir, ac hefyd yn yr hyn v mae'r sir wedi fenthyc-a. Cofiwch mai ni y Trethdalwyr, sydd atebol am y cyfan. Y mae'r Cynghor eydd ar fyncd allan newydd a.wdurdodi eytundeb i dalu £ 6500 am adeila.du Swyddfeydd newyddion yn Rhuthvn, ac v maont yn ddiweddar wedi planu coed (lie v mae coed yn tyiu yn sal, pan ¡Joir ganddynt dyfu o gwbl) ar draul fawr i ddechreu, heb son am yr hyn i-aid dalu er gofalu am danynt etc; a'r amean yw rhoi addysg mewn ejerhvigaeth (forestry), ar draul y Trethdalwyr, i rai sydd yn ddigon gallucg i dalu am dani eu hnnain. Er hyn oU addaw- sant beidio gwastrafTu arian Medclaf vr anrhydedd o fod Eich Ufudd Was. Hafodunos, S. SANDBACH. Chwefror 14eg, 1907. 17428p FLINTSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EAST WARD OF RHYL. I" ADIES and GENTLEMEN,-1 have been -J asked to offer myself as a Candidate Tor the ensuing election of a County Councillor for tho East Wa.rd, and I have much pleasure in placing my services at your disposal. Though I have not, until how, sought a seat on the County Council. I have tried to serve you in various ways, both in the town of Phyl and in the County. I think I may claim to be known to most of you, and will endeavour during the next month to call upon you to personally ask for your vote and support. I assure you that, if elected, your interests shall have my earnest and careful attention. Believe mo, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours obediently, W. J. P. STOREY. Prcswylfa, Rhyl, 26th January, 1907. SALES BY AUCTION. Robert and Rogers Jones, LLANRWST AND COLWYN BAY. Nat. Tel 15. Nat TeL 89. AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS. HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS, Established 1853, TTNDERTAKE SALES of Landed and Build- ing Estates, Freehold and Leasehold House Property, Live and Dead Farming Stock. House. hold Furniture, etc. VALUA S for Tenant Right, Probate and Mortgage Purposes. INVENTORIES C&efully prepared and Examined. Rents Collected. Life and Fire Agents for the Leading Offices. Offices: TY'N Y FYNWENT, LLANRWST. and PENRHYN-ROAD (Opposite G.P.O.), COL- WYN BAY. 15294 MONDAY, MARCH 4th, 1907.. • TALYCAFN MART. — Periodical Sale of Fat and Store Cattle, Calving Cows, and Heifers; Fat Wethers and Ewes, Fat Calves, in and Pigs. Sale at 12 o'clock. FRIDAY, MARCH 8th, 1907. BRYN EURYN. COLWYN BAY. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE of 120 Grand Shorthorn and Crass-bred CATTLE, comprising 53 DAIRY COWS, 18 FAT COWS, 3 FAT BULLOCKS, 2 PEDIGREE SHORT- HORN BULLS, 21 Grand 2 and 3 year old HEIFERS, 8 Choice YEARLING HEIFERS, 15 THRIVING CALVES, 9 LIGHT and HEAVY HORSES, 10 PORKET PIGS, about 28 TONS of WHEAT STRAW, a Collection of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, PORTABLE BOILER, and several TONS of SCRAP IRON (the property of Major Birch, who is giving up the retail Milk Business). Sale at ELEVEN o'clock. Catalogues can be obtained on application to Mr Cragg, Bryn Euryn, or of the Auctioneers. Feb. 20th, 1907. p THE COLWYN BAY AUCTION ROOM3 AND PROPERTY MART, "VliONIlAULOG" (Nest the Public Hall). MESSRS P. Wilson=Jones & Morgan, F.A.I. LATE MR JAMES STEVENS, Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents, Surveyors, Architects. SALES BY AUCTION AND VALUATION of Landed Estates, Business and Residential Pro- perties, Farms, Live and Dead Stock, etc. Ex- pert Hotel Valuers and Siock-Takers, Certified Bailiffs. ThoSp exceptionally-fine Auction Rooms are Open Daily for the receipt of Consignments of every class .-f Goods, JUK FURNITURE SALES i arranged. r ALWAYS ON view. OWNERS and SOLICITORS are invited to use th-&e Rooms a. a PROPERTY MART for Afternoon and Evening SALES BY AUC TION. ibi'ER 01' HOUSES to Let (Furnish, ed and Unfurnished) or for Private Sale is sys- tematically kejyi and every attention paid to tno requirements of Applicants to whom No Charge is .tiade. AGENTS TO FIRE. LIFE. ACCIDENT, and otr, r PRINCIPAL INSURANCE OFFICES. Telegram^: Wilson-Jones, Colwyn Bay. Nat. Tel. 4y4. ABERGELE STOCK SALES. MESSRS P WILSON-JONES and MORGAN have arranged to hold SALES of FAT and STUu-jl. CATTLE and SHEEP, on the 1st WEDNESDAY in each month. Entr-e-e re- quested as OS>-LV 15955 COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. ETHOLIAD CYNGHOR SIROL SIR CAERNARFON, 1907. AT ETHOLWYR WARD DDEHEUOL CON- WY (LLANRHOS) YN MWRDEISDREF CONWY. FWNEDDImESAU a BONEDDIGION,-Rhald -i' mai ffynonell o hyfrydwch I chwi yw gwybod fod Bwrdd y Llywodraeth Leol yn awr wedi penderfynu fod y rhan o Deganwy sydd o fewn Bwrdeisdref Conwy yn y dyfodol i gael ei ehynrychioii gan aelod ar y Cynghor Sirol. Gofytvwyd i mi gan luaws o Drethdalwyr i roddi fy amser a'm gwasanaeth a.t eich gal wad, ac yr wyf wedi cydsynio a.'r cais. Fel Trigianydd a Threthdalydd yn y Ward yr wyf yn hysbys o'ch angenion, ac "yn ystod yr amser y eefais yr anrhydedd o'ch cynrvchioli ar y Cynghor Trefrd hawliaf i mi dda-ngos fy mod yn gwbi fyw i angcnrheidiau y Ward. Yr wyf yn gefnogydd i effeithiolrwydd gyda chynildeb, ac fol chwithau yr wyf wedi'm dychrvn gan y dull y evnyddodd y trethi trwy gam'a naid yn Sir Caernarfon. Yn ystod y 15 mlynedd diwcddaf, mac treul- iau y Sir wedi agos ddybiu, tra am y tlwvddyn yn diwcddu Mawrth Slain diweddaf cvrhaeddodd y tret hi a gasglwyd at ADDYSG ELFENOL YN UNIG yn y Sir y cyfanswm o 31.4350 Os Oe. 0.3 anrhydeddwch fi trwy fy ethol yr 'Aelod Cynlaf dros Deganwy" ar y Cynghor Sirol, fy ymga-is barhaus fydd edrych ar ol eich buddianau jar er boddlonrwvdd i chwi ac, mi hyderaf, or clod i minau. Dydd y Pieidleisio yw dyJd Sanwrn, Mawrt,h 211, ac os ydych yn cyme, lwyo fy vmgeisiaeth yr wyf yn upelio atoch i roddi oich pleidlais i mi yn gynar. Y dwyf. Foneddigesau a Boneddigion, Eich ufudd wasanaethydd, ALFRED GELLING ROGERS. CARNARVONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECHON, 1907. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EAST CON- WAY (LLANRHOS) WAiiD OF THE BOROUGH OF CONWAY. I ADIES and GEa IL.:1MEN,—It must be a -i source of gratiii.j^.i.ion to you to know • tliat the Local Government Loard have now de- cided that the Deganwy portion of the Borough of Conway is in tuture io be represented by^a Member on the County Council. I have been asked by our Ratepayers to place my time and services at your disposal, and 1 have consented to do so. As a Resident and in the Ward I am well acquainted with your heeds, and during the period I have had the honour of re^-esentin" you on the Town Council I claim t ai. I have shown tha.t I am fully alive to the requiieniente of the Ward. I ana an advocate of efficiency with economy and like yourseives I have been alarmed by the way ta-eton k > has gone up by leaps and bounds in Can.a von- I shire- During the last. 15 years the County expendi- ture has been nearly doubled, while for the year ending 31st March last the rates collected* for ELEMKNTARY EDUCATION ALONE in the County reached a total of £ 31,435 Os Od. If you do me the honour to elect me as the first "Member for Deganwy." on the County Council it will be my constant endeavour to look dtor your interests with satisfaction to you, and I hope with credit to myself. The Polling Day is Saturday, the 2nd March, and if you approve of my Candidature I appeal to you to record your voter; early. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, ALFRED GELLING ROGERS. The P loiieer" is eeogtured as one oi the most l popu'ar papers in the Principality. Splendid medium for advertisers. COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION, 1907. COLWYN BAY DIVISION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTH WARD. LADIES and GENTLEMEN,—An appeal has been made to me by a number of in- fluential ratepayers to contest this Ward as the Rev. Thomas Parry (who has been a member of the County Council since its formation), much to our regret, does not seek re-election. In response, I beg to offer my services and to solicit vour vote and influence. We are well aware that the duties of the County Council are becoming more and more important, and in all probability the present Session of Parliament will add still more to then- duties by giving them more power. I understand that more power will be given them in connection with the Liquor Traffic, and the Administration of the Education Act was never, perhaps, more important than at the pre- sent time. I am strongly of opinion that more power should be given to the Local Education Authority in carrying out this noble and im- portant work.. I consider that it is time that Colwyn Bay should demand fair treatment frfm the County Council in connection with the maintenance of our roads, esoceially as the, rates are continually increasing. For instance, in 1904 the Call was 1;6960, and in 1906 was £ 8055. If elected, I do all in my power to seek Efficiency with t't :niraum ol expenditure, as I consider tha ¡ tes are at present higher than they ou- e. I have reri .re for many years and am one of the lat ratepayers in the district- have done my shire in extending the town, and have always taken a deep interest in the welfare of Colwvn Bay. Confidently soliciting your support I remain, Yours truly, J. BERTH JONES. Cartrefle. Colwyn Bay, February 20th, 1907. ETHOLJAD CYNGHOR SIROL SWYDD DiNBYCH, 1907. RHANBARTH COLWYN BAY. AT ETHOLWYR Y DDOSRAN DDEHEUOL. pONEDDIGESAU a BOKEDDIGIOK,-Gan FO fod y Parch Thomas Parry (yr hwn a fu yn aelod o'r Cynghor Sirol er ei ffurfiad), er gotid i bawb, yn gwrthod dod i sefyll yn yr Etholiad agoshaol, apoiiodd huaws o Drethcial- wyr dylanwadol ata-f I ddod allan fel ymgeisydd yn y Ddosran hen. ac yr wyf yn cydsynio i wnud hvny ac yn crfyn am eich pleidieisiau a'ch cefnogaeth. Gwvddom oil fod dvledswyddaur Cynghorau Sirol "vn mvned yn fwy-fwy pwysig o hyd. ac y,- ol pub teV,g bydd SoBcdd-dyailior proseuol ychwanegu llawer at y dyledswyddau hyny drwy: roddi i'r Cynghorau fwy o allu. Deallaf y bydd i ychwancg o awdurdod gael ei roddi iddynt yn nglyn a Masnach y Diodydd Mcdclwal; ac ni fu gweinyddiad y Ddcddf Addysg erioed yn fwy pwysig nag yn bresenol. Yr wyf yn gryf o'r farn y dylai mwy o a.wdurdod gad ei roddi yn nwyia-w Pwyligonau Addysg Lleol yn nghydawniad y gwaith anrhyaeddus a p h w Zhwn. 10 Crcdaf ci bod yn bryd i Golwyn Bay hawlio triniaeth deg gan y Cynghor Sirol yn nglyn a. Chadwraeth v Prif-ffyrdd, yn neillduol felly pan yetyrir fod y Trethi yn cynyddu yn barhaus. Er engraifft. yn 1904, yr ocdd yr ahvod arnom yn £ 6960. o'i gvferbynu a £ 3055 yn 1906. Os etholir fi, bydd i mi vmdrechu eael effeith- iolrwydd gyda'r treulion lleiaf, gan y crcdaf fod y Trethi yn uwch yn beeenol nag y dylent fod. Yr wyf yn breswylydd yn y Dosbarth er's llawer o flynyddoedd; yn un o'r trethdalwyr trymaf; wedi gwneud fy rhan tuag at helaethu y dref, a phob amser wedi cymeryd dyddordeb dwfn yn llwyddiant, Colwyn Bay. Can ofyn yn hyderus am eich co'nogaeth, Arosaf, Yr eiddoch yn gywir, J. BERTH JONES. Cartrefle, Colwvn Bay. Chwefror 20fed, 1907. FLINTSHIRE COUNTY^OUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE MOSTYN DIVISION. « LADIES and GENTLEMEN,—I beg to offer my sea again as a Candidate for the ensuing County Council. It is now 18 years since you first honoured me by electing me as your Representative, As a large ratepayer it has always been my endeavour to do the best for the district in which I live. I much regret the great increase in expenditure in the County since I first joined the Council. I am certain that the time is now come when the most drastic economy must be practised and the rates kept down. With regard to the Education Question I am anxious that everything possible should be done for the benefit of the children, and at the same Itirie it is all important that the wishes of the j Parents should also be studied. If I again receive your support, you may rely on my doing my utmost to serve your interests, and to the best of^ my ability warrant the con- fidence which you have now confided in me for so many years. r Believe me, Yours faithfully, .«» TI „ MOSTYN. Mostyn Had, Mostyn, February 6th, 1207. CYNGHOR SIROL FFLINT. AT ETIIOLWYR RHANBARTH MOSTYN "OONEDDIGESAU a BONEDDIGION. Dymunaf gynyg fy hunan eto fel Ymgeis- ydd am y Cynghor Sirol dyfodol. 0 r Y mae yn awr ddeunaw mlynedd er yr adeg yr anrhydeddasoeh fi gyntaf trwy fy ethol fel eich cynrychiolydd. Fel Trethdalwr pwysig yr wyf bob amser wdi ymdrcchu l wneud pobpeth oedd oreu i'r Rhan- barth yn mha un yr ydwyf yn bvw ynddi. Gofidns genyf er hyny fod cynydd mor fawr worli cymeryd lie yn nhrculiau "v Sir er vr adc" y darfu i_nu ymuno gyntaf a'r" Cvnghor, ac vr wyf yn sicr fod yr amser wedi dyfod prvd'v rhaid gweithrodu y cynildeb mwvaf effeithio], a ohadw y trethi i awr. Mown perthynas i Gwcstiwn Addysg, yr wyf yn awyddus a.r fod pobneth posibl* vn eael ei wneud er mantais y plant, ac ar vr un pryd fod dvmuniadau y Rlueni hefyd yn eael eu nystyried. Os bydd imi eto rlderbyn "eich cefnog- apth gel 1 wch ddibynu_ y bydd 'imi wneud fv cith-ati i waftana.othu cich buddianau, c-o hvd v bydd yn fy n-rallu. gynawnhau yr ymddiriedaeth }r] "? v-h ynof am gyrXer o fiynvdaoedu. Ydwd Yr Eiddoch yn fTvddla^wn, Mostyn Hal!, Mostyn, MOSTYN. Chwefror 6ed, 1907. Chwefror 6ed, 1907. COAL" UNEQUALLED FOR QUALITY and PRICE. Bowland & Co., WYNNSTAY CHAMBERS, COLWYN -B -y TELEPHOKIS 9Y U4413 COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION, 1907. TO THE ELECTORS of tfce PARISHES OF LLANGWSTENIN AND PENRHYN. LADIES and GENTLEMEN,— Up to last Wednesday I had no intention of offering myself to the- Ratepayers of Lbin- gwstenin and Penrhynside as a Candidate to re- present them at the Carnarvonshire County Council, but on that day. to my surprise, several prominent Ratepayers who strongly opposed and voted against me at the last Election, inter- viewed and pressed me to contest the Division upon Independent lines. Several of my nomina- tion papers arc signed by Ratepayers who voted against me at tho last Election, and in parti- cular I wish to thank those gentlemen and all others who are similarly disposed to support me. This generous action on the part of my old opponents stimulated me to oiler my services to you once more, and in doing eo I declare that my aim is primarily an endeavour to do all I can to secure for the Parishes of Llangws- tenm and Penrhynside their full share of County Council administration consistent with economy and efficiency. I believe that economy was practically un- known under the late administration, and statis- tics prove it. Fifty per cent. of the members' time was spent in debating abstract political que:-td-ons, while administrative economy was en- tirely iost sight of, and the Ratepayers have had to suffer in greatly increased rates." Ftfteen yeans ago the County Rate was only ;653.3,5. Last year it reached £ 11,192, or double what it was in 1891. This increase is entirely apart i.rom educational requirements. The Edu- cation Rate has C'one up from £ 15.000 to £ 31,000 from 1902 to 1906. This shows an increase of 100 per cent. in four ycarp. The debt of the county has increased from £ 97^7 m 1902, to E43, M-, m 1906. face of these figures I respectfully sub- rait that the jx>licy of economy ie absolutely im- penative for the county, or the position of the Ratepayers will be intolerable. Local industries and general trading in the county am already handicapped severely with rates quite inconsistent and out of proportion to the benefit derived from them, and I believe that unieas the Council elected for the forth- coming throe years will adopt an economic policy, and give more time to consider their financial position, results may be serious to the Rate- payers. The present depression in county indus- tries will 00 prolonged, the depressed building trade, which is so essential to increased rateable value, may come to a standstill, with only a. remote chance of recovery. As to my qualifications, I shaH leave you to judge. You are aware that I have taken my share in public life for 25 years. I am one of the three largest Ratepayers in the Division, and a property owner, and you- interest is also mine. I desire to declare my candidature is on strict- ly Independent lines. My only ambition to be ek etea is to help others to promote the better interest of the I Division which I desire to represent, and aho the general welfare of the Countv of Carnar- von. The time is too short, for me to make a syste- matic canvass personally. I therefore rely upon all friends to help me. assuring you of my de- votion to duty if elected. I remain. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, JOHN JONES Dmarth Hajj, Colwyn Bay, February 25th. 1907. ETHOLIAD CYNGHOR SIROL, 1907. AT ETHOLWYR RHANBARTH LLANGWSTENIN A'R PENRHYN. ~EX) N ED DIG ESA U a BONEDDIGION,— Dydd Mercher diweddaf, nid oedd dim pe.iach o fy meddwl na:r syniad o fod vn Y In gcisydd am y framt o'ch cynrychioii ar Gynghor j Sir Caernarfon, ond ar y dydd hwnw svn- wyd fi gan amryw o Drethdalwyr pwysig, pa rui a bleidiasant yn fy erbyn yn yr Et,lio",iad ddi- weddai, trwy eu taer erfyniad i mi gytlv.vno fy huna^ lei ymgeisydd ar linellau annlbynol. Uweiir enwau amryw o Drethdalwyr a. bleidias- ant yn fy erbyn yn yr Etholiad ddiwodùaf ar: 'a#d hapyrau iy mhenodiad (rraniination papers), ac yr wyf yn diokh yn ddiffuant iddynt hwy ac i bawb sydd yn dueddol i m cynorthwyo. Dariu i haclfryddd fy hen wrthwynebwvr fy syinbjiU l gynyg fy ngwasanacth i chwi unwaith eto, ac wrth wneuthur hyny yr wyf yn datgan ry .amcan vn y He blaenaf i wneud fv pcroreu fod i Rlwyfydd Pen. rhyn dderbyn eu liawn ran o fanteision y Cyng- gyson a chynildeb ac effeithiol- rwydd. Credaf nad oedd- cynildeb yn adnabyddus i gylangorph yr hen aeiodau, ac y mae yr ystad- egau yn dangos hyn. Gwastraffwyd haner am. ser yr aeiodau trwy drafod a phynciau politae- aidd, a pha rai fel Cynghor Sirol nid oedd gan- ddynt unrhyw neges, tra yr oedd mater pwysig cymideb yn eael ei esgeuluso, ac mewn canlyniad y I rethctalwyr yn dioddef oherwydd y cynydd yn y trethi. Pymtheng rnlynedd yn ol nid oedd y Dreth Siro) ond £ 5335. Y fivvyddvn dd;wvidaf yr yd- -v fj1'1,92; f-™ai"t ddwywaith ag yn 1891. Y oodiad yrno, yn gwbl ar wahan i ofyn- i-)n tddvsg, y ma.o y Drefh Addvsg wedi codi « £ 15,000 yn 1902, i £ 31.000 yn 19%. Derive hyn godiad o 100 y cant mewn pedair blynedd? ei wedi °°di ° £ 9727 vn 1902, i i<^6,o27 yn 1906. Y mae y ffigyrau hyn yn ofnadwy. Yn ngwyneb y ffigyrau hyn, yr wyf yn barenufl yn datgaj) fod cynildeb yn anhebgorol an-en. rhe.idiol 11 r sir neu fe fydd sefyllfa y Trethdalwyr yn anmoddefol. Y* mae gweithfeydd a masnach gvffredin, ol y sir yn dioddef vn barod mewn modd difrif- obervvyod tohau liollol anghvson a'r lies svdd •!? yr wyf yn crcdu" os t k r °v"-a"hor a etholir am y tair blynedd n(i»^f fabwvsiadu yr egwyddor o gvnildeb, ac o rocxti mwy o amser I ystyried ei sefvllfa arianol, fe f Y, v canlyniad yn ddifrifol i'r Trethdalwyr. ty.td I r marwoidd-dra masnachol yn y si? psy^tiedig a gweithfeydd lleol barhau. Fe fydd i r gwaith o adeiladu. sydd yn awr mewn F™nr-im0r °Pd mor bw^siS, gyda golwg J y Sir' I? yn art,oe°l os na fydd i'r gwait.h yiDs gwbJ ddarfod o'n plith. ,1' fa"nu f-v R.~bymwysderatL. Gwydd.,eh dcarfod i mi gyme^yd fv rha.n mewn g.vai.b cyhoeddus am 25 o flvnyddoedd. Yr wvf '7r* l[n ° Qrl °J Trethdalwyr mwvaf yn v Dos- barth, ac yr wyf yn berc^nog. ac fel y cvfryw y mae eich lies chwi a fy II*, i yn gyd-unof. ell.au ZJm £ jnoFa''in0 yn ar lin- elbu .1nn¡bynol. 05 ^t.io i_ fl. fy miior uehc!g?.is fvdd i crvn- ^2;° era,!l 1 Kvnwddo 1^ y Dosbarth yr wyf hCf?d lvwinl^ y.Tr'C'^r vn rarnat^u mi vmweled vn bersonol a phob un. yr wyf pa.n hvny vn vm- doibvm, a-r gymho-+h fv nsrbvfoilliop ^n e-h obrT1 ° V ylaroddiad 1 fy nyledswydd os eth- Yrdwyf, Foneddigesau a Boneddigion. Eicn Ufudd Wasanaethydd. t-\ t TT 11 JOHN JONES. Dmarth Hall. Colwvn Bay, 25ain. 1907. p EFFICIENT BILLPOSTING Parties desirous of having Bills Posted on ALL ttv\ .v 1,PpRTANT Advertisement HOARDINGS m the District of Rhyl, Presta- tyn. M^liden. Dyserth, Rhuddlan. and St. Asaph -h'.u'd send their Orders to BEECH BROS., The Rhyl and District BILLPOSTERS. Advertising and Contrsctors- IIead Office: 16, WEt.HMGTOM.ROAD, RHYU