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ISSUE OF 47 Funding Loan, is a 1960a90. Redeemable within 71 years by means of a Sinking Fund. INTEREST PAYABLE HALF-YEARLY ON THE 1st MAY AND 1st NOYEHBErt. A First- Dividend as follows will be paid on the 1-st NOVEMBER, 1919 :— Fally-paid Instalment ON ALLOTMENTS APPLIED FOE. Allotments." Allotments on or before the 21st June zCl 9 2 per cent. zCO 2 3* from the 23rd June to the 28th.-June.. £ 1:7:7 zCO 1 6* „ 30th „ „ 5th July.. zCl 6 1 £0:0:9 7th „ „ 12th July.. zCl: 4 6 nil. 'On each complete £1,000 in allotments of £ 1,000 and upwards. PRICE OF ISSUE ASO PER CENT. PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS 1. For FULLY-PAID ALLOTMENTS On Application £30 per cent. 2. For INSTALMENT ALLOTMENTS: On Application X 5 per cent. On Tuesday, the 29th July, 1919 £ 10 „ On Thursday, the 21st August, 1919 £ 10 On Thursday, the 18th September, 1919 ;cllo On Thursday, the 16th October, 1919 xio On Thursday, the 13th November, 1919 £10 On Thursday, the 11th December, 1919 £ 15 On Thursday, the 8th January, 1920 £ 10 zB80 per cent. The Stock is an investment authorised by "The Trustee Act, 1893," and Trustees may invest- therein notwithstanding thai the price mav 'at the time of investment ex- ceed the redemption value of £ 100 per cenr. THE GOVERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK OF ENGLAND and THE GOVERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK OF IRELAND are authorised to receive applications for the above Loan. which will take the form of Stock or Bonds to Bearer at the option of Subscribers; Stock may be inscribed as "transferable in the Stock Transfer Books," or mav be regictcred as "transferable by Deed." ° Applications, must be for sum-, which are multiples of jMO. and may be for either (1) "Fally-paid Allotments," or (2) "Instalment Allotments." They will be received at the Bank of England Loans Office, 5 and 6, Lombard Street, London, E.C. 3, and at the Bank of Ire- land, Dublin, and may he forwarded either direct, or through the medium of any Banker or Stockbroker in the United Kingdom. British Government Treasury Bills issued prior to the 1st June, 1919, will he accepted under discount at 3,! per cent. per annum a." from the 21st June, 1919, in lieu of cash in pay- ment for "Fullv-paid Allotments," provided that the entire proceeds of the Bills are so applied. "Fully-paid Allotments made in respect of such applications will receive on the 1st XOTemher, 1919, the dividend payable on that date in respect of "Fully-paid Allotments" applied for on or before 21st June, 1979. Stock and Bonds of the undermentioned Issues will be accepted at par as the equiva- lent of each in payment, in whole or in part, for "Fullv-paid Allotments" of this issue:- JM: 10s. per cent. War Loan, 1925-1945. 16 per cent. Exchequer Bonds, 1920. 95 per cent. Exchequer Bonds, 1919, 1920, £4 per cent. National War Bonds, 1st, 1921 and 1922. 2nd and 3rd Series. £5 per Cent. National War Bends, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Series. Where the Stock or Bords surrendered do not represent the exact sum required to pav for an Allotment (which must be a multiple of £ 50), the requisite balance niu^t be provided in cash. Interest accrued to the 21st June', 1919. will be paid on holdings surrendered, and the Allotment.. issued in Heu of such holdings will receive on the let November, 1919. the dividend payable on that date in respect of "FuJly-paid Allotments" applied for on or before the 21st June, 1919. In the ca-e of the JM Exchequer Bond. 1920. an additional payment will be made representing interest at 1 per cent. from the 21st June, 1919, to the 10th February, 1920, upon the holding surrendered. NOTE—Applications paid for, in whole or pa by the surrender of Stock inscribed or Bonds registered in the Books of the Bank of Ireland must be forwarded to the Bank of Ireland. Dublin. Stock registered in the Booko 0; the General Post Office, and Bonds issued by the General Post Office. will not be accepted at the Bank of England. They will be accepted at the Post Office under the arrangements set forth in the separate Pros- pectus issued by H.M. Postmaster-Genera!. The Principal and Interest of the Loan will be a charge on the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom. His Majesty's Government undertake to &et aside at the close of each half-year a sum equal to 2,1 per cent. on the nominal amount of the Loan originally created. After de- ducting therefrom the amount required for payment of Interest on the Loan for the half-year, the balance of the sum so set aside will be carried to a Sinking Fund which will he applied during the succeeding half-year to the purchase of the Loan for cancellation if the price is at or under par: when the price is above par it will be either applied or otherwise invested under the control of His Majesty's Treasury. Any outstanding balance of the Loarunot pre- viously redeemed will be repaid at par on the 1st May, 1990, but Hi* Majesty's G^ernment reserve to themselves the right, on giving three calendar months.' notice in the "London Gazette," to redeem at par at any time on m after the 1st May, 1960, any outstanding bal- ance of the Loan not previously purchased and cancelled by the operation of the Sinking Fund. Stock and I?ond^ of this issue will be accepted by the Commis.-ioners of Inland Revenue as the equivalent of cash on the basis, of RSO cash for each £ 100 Stock or Bond", surrendered, with due adjustment on account of interest, in satisfaction of amounts due on account of Death Duties, provided that the Stock or Bonds surrendered have formed part of the Estate passing "bn death of the deceased continuously up to the date of death from the date of the original subscription or for a period of not less than six months immediately preceding the date of death. Stocks and Bonds so surrendered and outstanding will he held for account of His Majesty's Government until redeemed by the operation of the Sinking Fund or until the final redemption of the Loan; any portion of the Sinking Furd applied in any half-year to the purchase for cancellation of Stock or Bonds so held will bear to the total of the Sinking Fund available a ratio not exceeding that which the Stock and Bonds so held at the commencement of such half- year bore to the total of the Loan then outstanding. Stock or bonds- of this issue and the interest payable from time to time in re-spect thereof will he exempt from all British Taxation, pre.snt or future, so long as it is shewn in the manner directed by the Treasury that they aro in the beneficial owner-hip of parsons who are neither domiciled nor ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Further, the interest payable from time to time in respect of Stocks and Bonds. of this Issue will be exempt from British Income Tax. present or future. so long as it is shewn in the manner directed by the Treasury that the Stock or Bond- are in the beneficial owner-hip of persons not ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, without regard to the question of domicile. Where Bonds are in the beneficial ownership of a person entitled to exemption under these provisions, the relative coupons will be paid without deduction for Income Tax or other taxes if accompanied by a declaration of ownership in such form as may be required by the Treasury. The Book cf the Loan will he kept at tho Bank of England and at the Bank of Ireland. Stock will he convertible into Bonds to Bearer (in denominations of £ 50, £ 100, £ :?00, £ 500, £ 1,000 and £ 5,000) with Coupons attached for the Interest payable half-yearly, and Bonds will be convertible into Stock without payment of any fee. Stock will be transferable in any eums which are multiples of a penny. Dividend warrants. will be forwarded by past. In the ease of inscribed and registered holdings of "Fully-paid Allotments," the warrants for the first dividend, payable 1st November, 191!) will be forwarded in all cases to the original Allottees or their Nominqies. "Fully-paid Allotments" will be issued in one or other of the following forma a* appli cants may (lirect:- 1. "Certificate of Inscription" of Stock transferable in the Stock Transfer Books; 2. "Regi-ter Certificate" of Stock transferable by Deed; 3. "Bond Certificate(s)" exchangeable in due course for Bond(<) to Bearer. Allotments made in respect of applications paid for, in whole or in part, by the surrender of Stock or Registered Bonds will in all case* be in-scribed or registered in the names of the holders in whose names the surrendered holdings stood. Allotments made in respect of applications paid for, in whole or in part, by the surrender of Bearer Bonds will in all eases be made in Bearer form. Allotment Letters with Councn attached for the dividend, if any. dU2 1st November, 1919. will be issued in respect of "Mstalment Allotments." and, when paid in full, may he inscribed or registered en or after the 1st September, 1919, or may he exchanged for Bonds, to Bearer as soon as these can be prepared. The Instalments payable in respect of "Installment, Allotments" may be paid in full on or after the 29th July, 1919. under discount at the rste of 3} per cent. per annum. Where payment in full is made between two instalment dates, discount will be calculated as from the instalment date next succeeding the date of Mich full payment. In ease of default in the payment of any instalment by its proper date, the deposit and any instalments previously- paid will be liable to forfeiture. Payments may be made without additional charge at Offices of the undermentioned Banks in the United Kingdom. ISSUE OF 41 Victory Bonds. Redeemable at par by a cumulative Sinking Fund operating by means of Annual Drawings com- mencing 1st September, 1920. interest Payable half yearly on the 1st MARCH and 1st SEPTEMBER. First Dividends as follows will be paid on the 1st March, 1920 „ "Fully-paid "Instalment Ox ALLOTMENTS APPLIED FOR Allotments." Allotments On or before the Slst June £ 2:15:9% £ 1 • 6 • 3 Q/ From the 23rd June to the 28th June £ 2 14 3 £ 1 6 • 2 „ 30th June „ 5th July X2: 12: 8, b o. £ i • 6: 11% „ 7th July „ 12th July £ 2:11:2% oel: 6: 0 PRICE OF ISSUE RBS PER CENT. PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS: 1. For FULLY-PAID ALLOTMENTS On Appli,-ation £ 85 per cent. 2. For INSTALMENT ALLOTMENTS: On Application 0 00 o per cent. On Friday, the Sth August, 1919 £ 10 On Thursday, the 4th September, 1919 [[ £ ;Q On Thursday, the 2nd October, 1919 £ 15 On Thursday, the 30th October, 1919 £ jq On Monday, the 24th November, 1919 £ 1() On Thursday, the 11th December, 1919 On Thursday, the Sth January, 1920 £ 15 X85 per cent. The Bonds are an investment authorised by "The Trustee Act, 1893," and Trus- tees may invest therein notwithstanding that the prices may at the time of investment exceed the redemption value #f ;EIOO per cent. THE GOVERXOR and COMPANY of the BANK OF ENGL WD and THE rnwpvnn THE GOVERXOR and COMPANY of the BANK OF ENGL WD nnd TUP rnwpvnn ajid COMPANY of the BAVX Or IBJULAND «r« authorised to receive BDDlfoltloM Bonds which *iil be is»u, in a.iomtmWofi, of £ 50, £ 100, £ 200, £ 500, £ 1,000 and^s!ooo Applications may be for «ither "Fullv-paid Allotments" or "Inctnimint nw™™* » They will be received at the Batik of ftagland Loans Offices 5 and 6 Inmhmi I E.C. 3, and at the Bank of Ireland, I) a Win, and may be forwarded either direct orthrou^h^e medium of any Banker or Stockbroker w the United Kingdom. tnrou0h the „.a. Government Treasary Bijl* issued prior to the 1st June, 1910, wtfl be accented mil' f at ? per cent. per antioja as from the 21st June, 1919, in lieu of cash in pav- n Allotment#, pronged that the entire proceeds of the Blite are so annlied Fully-paid Allotments made m respsofr of such applications will receive on the 1st March lfn' StStTgg* « date in *<* <*>'»"!«" Allotment," vbSiStSffi&H „lt,Kock and ?onds 0f.t}10 undermentioned Issues will be accepted at par as the equivalent of cash in payment, in whole or in part, for "Fully-paid Allotments" of thL l»ue?- £ t: 106. per cent. War Loan, 1925-1941. £6 per cent. Exchequer Bonds, 1920. £5 per cent. Exchequer Bonds, 1919, 1920, .£4 per cent. National War Bonds, 1st 2nd 1921 and 1922. and 3rd Series. £ 5 per cent. National War Bonds, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Series. f, r an ?„he/e 'I16/ or surrendered do not represent the exa«t Mm required to pav c £ h$5^ of*50>' tlle balance must be prol'ided In issued in'u^of «n, Ti be paJd on holdin«s surrendered, and the Bond> date in re iL t nf '• v i 7™^ he lst March' 192°- th« <^idend payable on that nf £ ° 1^1, ABotmeats applied for on or before the 21st June, 1919. In tiio ca«j of £ 6 per cent. Exchequer Bonds, 1920, an additional payment will be mi le renre^nti 'uSndered.1 JU"e' 1919' to th* 16t £ bSr?. 1930, ™ot tS"h3dta2 NOTE—Applications paid for, in whole or in part, by the surrender of Stock inscribed or of lre 1 and'f l7ublin! B°°k* °f the Bank °f I,eland forwarded to the Bank of Ireland, Dublin. by the in^tkbe1cc\hptcdenaetrat,hePBank5o"kngUJf^rhefSill Pr^eefuf Sued* forth in the k-. the 1'nitcd K[i'"aom Int€rest °f tllc 1!o"dl3 win be a charge on the Consolidated Fund of His Majesty's Government undertake to set aaide at the close of each half-year a sum equal to per cent, on the nominal amount of the Bonds originally created \itt-r dedueMn- therefrom the amount required for payment of interest on the Bonds for the half-year the balance of the sum so set aside will be carrkd to a Sinking Fund which will be applied by means of annual drawings to the redemption of the Bond* at par (including Bonds which have been surrendered to the Commissioners of Inland Revenue for death duties as hereinafter provided), the Bonds to be redeemed in each year being determined by lot and paid off on the 18t Septem- ber in such year in accordance with regulations made by the Treasury. The numbers of the Bonds drawn for redemption on each occa.-ion will be advertised in the "London Gazette" not less than two months prior to the date of redemption. Interest on Bonds drawn for repayment will cease from the date on which the Bonds become repayable. The first drawing will be that for the Bonds to be redeemed on the 1st September, 1920. PM.OT1,^nd(s, of tljl* f sl!e f*1 at their face value by the Commissioners of Inland Kc\ciiue as the equivalent of ca*b. wit% due adju-stment on account of interest, in satisfaction r/nrfn°Ani S acc<?unt of P«>vided that the Bonds surrendered have formed part of the Estate passing on death of tke deceased continuousiv up to the date of de-ith from the, M1'<rn,')tl0,n or for .a Pe,"0<l of not less than six months immediately preceding the date of death. Bonds surrendered under these provisions will he held for account -raoli aje y ri Goverrlrl:H'"1 untl1 drawn for redemption as provided in the preceding para- i.e a,ud "ltere' Payable from time to time in respect thereof will be exempt from all British taxation, present or future, so long as it is shewn in the manner 'y thc Vrea^ry th&} the-7 tlie ownership of persons who are neither domiciled nor ordinarily resident in the Lmted kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Further the interest payable, from time to time in respect of Bonds of this Issue will l>« exempt from British Income lax, present or future, so long a* it is ehewn in the rianrer directed hv the J reasury that the Ronds arc in the ben-eficial owner-ship of person*. notx>rdin- arily resident in the Lmted Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, without regard to the ques- tion of domicile. Where Bonds are in the beneflcial ownership of a person entitled to exemption under these provisions, the relative Coupon* will be paid without deduction for Income Tax or other taxes if accompanied h." a declaration of ownership in cuch form itA may be riuuired by the 1reasury. 1 J Bonds of this Is,ue may be registered in the Books of the Bank of England., For this purpose the Bond. must be lodged at the Bank to be endorsed with particulars of registration after which they will be re-delivered to the registered holders. Registered Bonds will be .ran.-i-Table by Deed and may b« re-conrerted into Bonds to Bearer -by of transfer. Dividends will in all cases be paid by means of Coupons attached to the Bonds, whether registered or to hearer. Bonds with coupons attached for the dividend due 1st March, 1920 and "ubs.equent dividends will be issued in respect of "Fully-paid AllotmenieS." Bonds issued in respect- of application* paid for, in whole or in part, by the surrender of Stock or Registered Bonds will in all cases be registered in the names of the holders in whose names the surrendered holdings stood. Allotments made in respect of applications paid for, fn whole or in part, by the furrcrider of Bearer Bonds will in oil eases be made in Bearer form. Allotment Letters with Coupon attached for the dividend due 1st March, 1920, will be l-si.ed in respect of Allotment,s" and, when paid in full, niay be exchanged on and after the lst March, 11)20, for Dofids with Coupons attached for subsequent dividends. The instalments payable in respect of" Instalment Allotments" may he paid in full on or after the 8th August, 1919, under discount at the rate of ;3,1 per cent, per annum. Where payment in full is made between two Instalment dates, discount will be calculated as the instalment date i-ii)xll siicc,e.Jing the date of such full payment. In cafe of default in the payment of any instalment by its proper date, the deposit and any instalments previously paid will be Icahle to forfeiture. Payments may h., made without additional charge at Offices of the undermeiitionad Banks in the United Kingdom. A commit of one-ekht por cent, will be allowed to Bankers. Stockbrokers, and Financial Houses on allotments made in reepect of 'application* bearing their Stamp and aid for wholly in cash and/or by the discounting of Treasury Bills. No commission will be allowed on Allotaieut* paid for, in v.l'oie tr in part, by the surrender "of Stock or Bords. Application Fcrnis. for (1) "Fully-paid Allotments," (2) Instalment- Allotments," to be paid for wholly in cash and/cr by the discounting of Treasury Bills may be. obtained at the Bank of England and at the Bank cf Ireland: at any Bank or Monev Order o«P-e in the United Kingdom; of Messrs. Mullens, .>Iurstiall, and Co., 15, George Street, Mansion House, E.C. 4; and of any of the principal Stockbrokers. Application Forms for "Fully-paid Allotments" to be paid for, in whole or in part, by the surrender of Stock or Reentered Bonds b ive been sent bv post +0 al' ir^rihwl anH registered holders (in the -case of a joint account to the first holder) of Issues receivable in lieu of Cash. Further Forms may be obtained— 1 1 (a) For the surrender of holdings registered or inscribed in the Books of the Bank of England, j afc the Bank of England, (b) For the surrender of Bonds to bearer ) London, E.C. 2 For the surrender of holdings registered or inscribed in the Bocks of the Bank of Ireland at tile pank °* Ire-land, ( Uubiin. Applicants for these Forms must state the description of holding which it is desired to surrender. The List of Applications will be clo-ed on Saturuday, the 12th .July, 1919. BASK OF ENGLAND, 12th, June, 1919. LIST OF B^ISTIKS- Bank of England. Bank of Ireland. Bank of Liverpool & Martin's, Ltd. Bank of Scotland. Barclays Bank, Ltd. I';eckett & Co. Belfast Banking Company, Ltd., British Linen Bank. Child & Co. Clydesdale Bank, Ltd. Cocfcs, Biddulpb & Co. Commercial Bank of Scotland, Ltd. Coutts & Co. Cox & Co. Dingley & Co. Dingley Pearee & Co. Dii'mmonds.' Equitable Bank. Ltd. Fox, Fowler & Co. C'.yn. Mills, Cuirie &, Co. (irindlay & Co. Guernsey Banking Co., Ltd. Guornsey Commercial Banking Co., Ltd. Guinness ,Mahon & Co. Gunner & Co. Ha!ifax Commercial Banking Co. Ltd. Hibernian Hank, Ltd. Hoar; Holt & Co. Ire of Ian Banking Co., Ltd. Lancashire & Yorkshire Bank, Ltd. Lloyds Bank. Ltd. London County Westminster & Parr's Bank, Ltd. London Joint City ct Midland Lrunk, Ltd. McGregor, Sir C. R., Bt. & Co. Manchester & County Bank, Ltd. Manchester & Liverpool District Banking Co., Ltd. Mercantile Bank of Scotland, Ltd. Munster & LeinAter Bank, Ltd. National Bank, Ltd. National Hank of Scotland, Ltd. National Provincial & Union Bank of Eng- land, Ltd. Xorth of Scotland & Town & Countv Bank, Ltd. Northamptonshire Union Bank, Ltd. Northern Banking Co., Lto. Palatine IWink. Ltd. Provincial Bank of Ireland. Ltd. Royal Bank of Ireland, Ltd Royal Bank of Scotland. Sheffield Banking Co., Ltd. Shilson Cocde & Co. Stilwell & Sons. Ttibb e, Co. Ulster Bank, Ltd. Union Bank of Manchester, Ltd. 11-nion liank of Scotland, Ltd. Weist Yorkshire Bank, Ltd. Williams Deacon's Bank, Ltd. Yorkshire Penny Bank, Ltd. Sales by Auction. By Messrs David & W. J. Price, (formerly David Price and Williams) I P,. Dk I,- I D P P, I C' F. AV. J: p i, Monday, June 23rd.-Talybotit Auction and Grading Mart. June.—Sale of Freehold Farms at Brecon. Tuesday, June 24th.—Grading of Cattle and Auction of Calves, etc., at Brecon. Wednesday, June 2;~>th.—-Sennybridge Auction and Grading Mart. Tuesday, July 1st.—Auction and Grading Mart at Brecon. July—Sale of ..House Property, etc., at Brecon. Talybont Auction & Grading Mart. Grading at, 10-ii0. Sale of Store Stock, including a consignment of Hereford Cattle, the property of Mrs Gwynne Holford, at 11-30. Brecon Auction Mart. Tuesday Next, June 24th. Grading of Cattle only and Sale of Calves, etc., at 11 o'clock. Serinybridge Auction and Grading Mart. O Wednesday next, June 25th. Auctioneer Mr W. J. PRICE. Preliminary. BRECON SHIRE. Parish of Llanfihangel Nantbran 0 (within 4 miles of Aberbran Station). SALE of a Desirable FREEHOLD FARM, known as it CWMCYNOG," consisting of a capital Dwelling House, Outbuildings, and 228 Acres of Land with right of pasturage on the adjoining Mountain. MESSRS. DAVID & W. J. PRICE have been favoured with in- structions to offer the above for Sale At BRECON, at an EARLY DATE. Further particulars from Messrs Jeff- reys and Powell, Solicitor, or from the Auctioneers, all of Brecon. BRECON SHIRE. Parish of LLAXFILLO, Brecon 4 miles, Talgarth 5 miles, and within i-mile of the main road Brecon I to Hay. I Sale of a very compact Freehold Farm known as I « COURTYPLEVIN," I with good House, Outbuildings, and 143 acres of Land. ;p MESSRS DAVID & w. x. PRICE will offer the above for sale at an early date. Particulars from the Auctioneers or from Messrs Sheldon & Plant, Solicitors, Congleton. Messrs Miller and Powell Ist.-Bi-ecoil Mart. July 1st. Talgarth Mart. July 4th.—Sale of Freehold Farms at Brecon. July I I tli.-Sale of Freehold Farms and I Dwelling Houses at Brecon. July 11th.—Sale of Antique and other Furniture at Brecon. Sept. 22nd. Forest Lodge Annual Draft Stock Sale. Sept. 24th.—Xantyrharn Annual Draft I Stock Sale. Sept. 25th.—Dispersal Sale at Abercar, Cwmtaf. Sept. 2<5th.—Dispersal Sale at Tynffos. Garth. Sept. 27th.—Dispersal Sale at Alltcerrig. Merthyr Cynog." Sept. 30th.—Mr McTurk's Annual Draft Sale at Liwyiicyntefin Park. Oct. 2nd.—Dispersal Sale, Glwydcae- newydd, Cray. — BRECONSHIHE. Parishes of Merthyr Cynog, Gwenddwr and Llandefalle. FREEHOLD FARMS FOR SALE jWI ESSRS. MILLER, POWELL and CO. have received instructions to offer the following Farms for Sale by Public Auction at the WELLINGTON HOTEL, BRECON, On FRIDAY, the 4th JULY, 1910, at 2-30 p.m.. subject to conditions, viz:— Tynwern Farm, Llawrllamarch Farm and Dan-y-lan in the Parishes of Merthyr Cynog Tir-y-Gledwen. other- wise known as Upper Tir-y-Gletwen, in the Parish of Gwenddwr Troedyrallt Land in the Parishes of Llanddew and Llanlillo, and a Small Holding known as Pencwn in the Parish of Llandefalle. ■ Further particulars in next weeks issue. — I 1 s. per lb. paid for fresh Meadow Saffron Seeds in pod. Any quantity taken. Passenger car- riage paid to Hay Station. Prompt cash for goods and carriage. Bags returned at once. LAST YEAR OF PURCHASE. l STOKOE, Chemist, Hay. Sales by A uctlon• Mr F. G. Price. July 8th.—Sale of Three Freehold Cottages, situated in Bronllys, at Talgarth. Sept. 4th.—Talgarth Great Annual Ewe and Ram Sale. Sept. 11 th.-Sale of Farming Stock, Swan Hotel, Hay. September 12th.—Important Sale of Live and Dead Farming Stock at Redborough Farm, Brilley, for Mr T. Hobby. Sept. 18th.-Sale of Farming Stock, &c., Treveccafawr, Talgarth. Sept. 19th.—Talgarth Annual Ewe Sale. Sept. 20th.-Important Dispersal Sale of Stock, at Llan Farm, Llandefalle, Talgarth. Sept. 26th.-Sale of Pedigree Hereford Cattle, Kerry Sheep, &c., at Trephillip, Talgarth. Sept. 27th.-Sale of Live and Dead Farming Stock at Upper Cwmcadarn, Three Cocks. Oct. 3rd.-Sale of Live and Dead Farm- ing Stock, Noyadd, Llanstephan, Boughrood. Oct. 4th.-Sale of Live and Dead Farming Stock at Wholehouse Farm, Talgarth. Oct. 8th.— Sale of Live and Dead Farming Stock at Lloyney Farm, Llanstephan, Boughrood. Oct. 10th.-Annual Foal Show and Horse Sale. Talgarth & District Farmers' Union Auction Mart. On TUESDAY, JUNE 24th, 1919. Farmers are requested to bring their Stock to be weighed before 10-30. Grading at 9 o'clock prompt. F. G. PRICE, The Cottage, Auctioneer. Talgarth. Hay Auction Mart. On MONDAY, JUNE 30th, 1919. For Fat and Store Stock. Grading at 9 o'clock prompt. All Stock must be weighed by I I o'clock. F. G. PRICE, The Cottage, Auctioneer. .Talgarth. Preliminary. BRONLLYS, _Brecou.shire. M R. FRANCIS GEO. PRICE will offer for Sale all those THREE FREEHOLD COTTAGES and ORCHARD known as PENMAES COTTAGES, On TUESDAY, JULY 8th, 1919. Full particulars will appear next week. The Cottage, Talgarth. TALGARTH. M H. FRANCIS GEORGE PRICE ■ begs to inform the Farmers, Dealers, and others interested that he intends holding Horse Sales during next Autumn, when will be offered in prizes. The Cottage, Talgarth. TESTED FARW SEEDS. All Best Sorts at Lowest Possible!Prices MilNGOIBS. Sutton's Prizo Globe. Sutton's Yellow Intermediate. Johnson's Giant Yellow Globe SWSBSS. Lord Derby. Elephant. IVst of all. Skirvings, die. T TJ -vt ZkT I Z, S. Purple Top. Aberdeen Yellow Tankard. oC-c. Catalogues on Application. Alfred Quarrell. SEEDSMAN, HIGH STREET, BRECON Telephone 7-i.

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