The Montgomeryshire Express and Radnor Times

SALES BY AUCTION. Messrs. Morris, Marshall & Poole CAERSWS STOCK SALES. Friday Next, May 21st. FAT AND STORE CATTLE, and a number of COWS AND CALVES, I 200 FAT & STORE SHEEP & LAMBS, Also a Two-year-old FILLY, Sire Merry Duke. Dam by Eiddwen Flyer. Sale at 12-30. Furthe Entries solicited, which should be mader to Mr D. K. Thomas, Caersws, or direct to MORRIS, MARSHALL & POOLE, Auctioneers. Newtown Office: Bear Hotel. (615) MONTGOMERY STOCK SALES. NEXT SALE- Thursday, June 3rd. Early Entries Solicited. (652) MORRIS, MARSHALL & POOLE. RADNORSHIRE. Preliminary Notice of an Important Sale of a VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE in the parish of Llanbadarn-Ffynydd, com- prising the important Farms known as TYLLWYDD and DOLYGARN, and the Small Holdings called BEDW-LL WYDDION, SUNNY BANK, and GWNDWN, Mth the valuable Sporting and Common -lights. The total area of the Estates is 404 acres, roods, 23 poles, which MESSRS MORRIS, MARSHALL & POOLE are instructed to sell by auction, at *he Unicorn Hotel, Newtown, ON TUESDAY, JUNE 29th, In five lots or otherwise, unless previously old by private treaty. Plans and particulars may be obtained j11 due course from the Auctioneers, Chir- *>Ury and Newtown, or from— MR. WILLIAM WATKINS, The Vendor's Solicitor, Newtown. Messrs. Barber & Son, THE "SHROPSHIRE" GREAT WOOL SALE AT WELLINGTON. The 50th ANNUAL SALE will be held on Wednesday, June 23rd. ^Thls being the Jubilee of the Wellington **001 Sale, the Auctioneers have pleasure in *Onouncirg that they will give £ 12 128 IN PRIZES for the beet Lots of Wool. Sheets for packing sent free to nearest Railway Station. Further early Entries will oblige to Mr Walter Ccbden-street, Welshpool; or BARBER & SON, (006) Auctioneer*. Wellington. ==- Frank Lloyd and Sons. i^ooo HORSES. GREAT JUNE QUARTERLY SALES IN THE «ORTH WALES REPOSITORY, WREXHAM. FRANK LLOYD & SONS INVITE ENTRIES J for— "»U2e lfjth and 16th.—Harness Horses, Hunters, Hackneys, Cobs and Ponies. Jane 17th and 18th.-Wagg6n, Lurry, Van, and Young Horses. ENTER EARLY for Best Position. Entries Close, June 7th. (624) NOTICE. WE HAVE TAKEN OVER THE BUSINESS, W BACON AND PROVISION MERCHANTS, ^hich was carried on by the late Mr Thomas *J*«nphrey8 in the Markets of NEWTOWN and WELSHPOOL, Whitchurch and Wrexham and shall be known as HUMPHREYS BROS., FRANK HUMPHREYS, WALTER HUMPHREYS. THE NEWEST OF THE NEW IN SMART I SUMMER MILLINERY AT Miss DOWNING'S, 28, Broad Street, NEWTOWN. Children's Dainty Millinery. D. LLOYD, Jeweller & Silversmith, HAS A LARGE STOCK OF SOLID SILVER GOODS. specially Selected for the Present Season, TO SUIT ALL CUSTOMERS. I ALSO, ftOLB & SILVER JEWELLERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 8ir AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES CALL AND INSPECT THE STOCK before you buy anywhere else. ADDRESS 8« BROAD ST., WELSHPOOL- SALES BY AUCTION. Messrs P. Wilson-Jones & Davis. CAERSWS STOCK SALES. Friday Next, May 21st. USUAL SALE OF FAT & STORE STOCK At 11 o'clock. Entries to Time of Sale. (G41) NEWTOWN STOCK SALES. Monday & Tuesday, May 24 & 25. Entries respectfully solicited. Present Entries include 6 Ripe Fat Heifers from one farm, also, 30 Well-bred Shorthorn Calves, principally Heifers. (642) MARKET HALL, NEWTOWN. ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS. MESSRS P. WILSON-JONES & DAVIS have received instructions from the Ellesmere Brewery Co. to remove from the Grapes Inn, for convenience of Sale, and Sell by Auction without reserve, as abovo, On Thursday, May 27th. The Whole of the Very Useful Household Furniture and Effects, including the Contents of 5 Bedrooms, Entrance Hall, 2 Reception Rooms, Kitchens, and Domestic Offices. Further particulars in next week's issue. NEWTOWN ANNUAL WOOL SALE. Wednesday, July 7th. $_;O- Packing Sheets sent free on application. Entries earnestly invited. (644) PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCES IN NEWTOWN In the Month of June. Full particulars in due course. P. WILSON-JONES & DAVIS, Auctioneers. Head Office: High-street, Newtown. (645) PROPERTIES TO LET nnO LET, excellent Three-stall Stable (with JL small Coach-house attached. -Apply at the Music Salon, Newtown. (523 fJ^O LET, from 1st May, the Warehouse situate JL at rear of Clifcon-terrace, formerly used as the EXPRESS Office.-Apply, Phillips and Son. TO BE LET, House and Shop in Ladywell- street, Newtown.—Apply to M. W. Owen, 51. Park-street. (651) TO BE LET, May 1st, Batik Cottage, Gas- street also, Two Warehouse Rooms in Market-street.—Apply, Morgan, Pines, Newtown. TO LET, a Desirable Dwelling-house in Gas-street.—Apply Manager, Gasworks, Newtown. (646) TO LET, No. l, Crescent Villa, Crescent-street, Newtown.—For particulars apply to W. H. Burton Swift, Crescent House, Newtown. TO BE LET with immediate posssession, the Rectory Field, to 1st March next.—Apply: B. Bennett Rowlands, Land and House Agent, Newtown. (608) TO LET, in May, House and Shop, 12, Broad Street, Welshpool, opposite Post Office, now in the occupation of Miss J. Morris, Milliner and Fancy Draper.—Apply to J. H. Davies, 11, Broad- Street. (559) TO LET, Brynhyfryd, Newtown, with Garden and Orchard, with immediate possession, rent .£25 per annum.-Apply, Cooke Bros. and Roberts. (322) TO BE LET from 1st day of May, Two-stall Stable with Coachhouse, Yard, Ac., situate in Old Church-street. Newtown.-Apply to Cooke Bros. & Roberts, Newtown. (472) TO BE LET immediately, convenient and pleasantly situated house, being No. 8, Tra Dyddan Terrace, Newtown, lately in the occupation of Mr L. Gibson.-For particulars apply to Mr A. H. Bennett, Caersws. (649) 1">0 LET—33, Park-street, Newtown; contain- ing Double-fronted Shop, Kitchen and Scullery; Sitting Room, 3 Bedroems, and 2 Attics; a Good Cellar in base; also Lock-up Yard.—For particulars, apply to J. Jones, Coal Merchant, Canal House. (253) TO LET, immediately, at Pontrobert, Mont- gomeryshire, a roomy Cottage, about 4 Acres of good Pasture Land, Outbuildings, Dutch Barn, and Blacksmith's Shop. Mr Lot Williams will shew the premises.—Apply to Mr W. Story. Llanfair, Mont. (574) TO BE LET, with immediate possession JL Newcastle Court." a pleasantly situated House in the Village of Newcastle, near Clun; unfurnished; with excellent garden and two orchards.—For further particulars and to view, apply, Mr Davies, Newcastle Mills, or Morris, Marshall and Poole, Chirbury, Salop. (653) TO LET IN NEWTOWN. NO. 3, BRYNLLYS—A very healthily situated Modern Residence, containing 3 Reception Rooms, Kitchen, Pantry, Scullery, 4 good Bed- rooms and Bathroom, together with usual offices. COMMODIOUS WAREHOUSE in Weir-street. 2 PASTURE FIELDS on the Fron. Apply to- POWELL & JARVIS, (629) Newtown. Approved by the Board of Agriculture for Sheep Scab, in the proportion of 1 Packet of Dip to 20 Gallons of Water. MORGANS' POWDER DIP (POISONOUS), Is by far the Pest Powder Dip yet Introduced. IT IS THE CHEAPEST POWDER DIP IN THE MARKET. Mixes in either Hot or Cold Water. Gives a beautiful bloom to the Fleece. It is in the most concentrated form keeps the sheep clean a greater length of time than the ordinary Dips without making the Wool harsh and dry; does not vary in composition, I consequently is reliable and safe; and is a CERTAIN CURE FOR SCAB. Many of the Principal BREEDERS OF PRIZE SHEEP USE THIS POWDER DIP. Why? Because it is the Best. SOLD IN PACKETS (the usual 1/4 Size) for lid. Sufficient for 20 to 25 Sheep. A. BREESE, (LATE MORGAN SON), CHEMIST, NEWTOWN. SALES BY AUCTION. Messrs. Cooke Bros. and Roberts. MERIONETHSHIRE. ON THE CARDIGAN BAY, IN A COMMANDING POSITION. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY MESSRS COOKE BROS. & ROBERTS, F.A 1, ar« lavonred *ith instructions to oifur for S tie by Auction at the Assembly Rooms, Barmouth, On Tuesday, May 18th, At three o'clock in the afternoon, subject to con- ditions to be then read or produced, All that Dnsirabie and VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Known as the KING'S HEAD ESTATE, Situate in the most favoured position on the Cardigan Bay, near to the new and rapidly rising Seaside Resort of Djffryn on the Cambrian Railways, and mid-way bet.veen Barmouth and Harlech. Lot 1 and 2-TWO DWELLING HOUSES, Lot 3 to 14—TWELVE CHOICE BUILDING SITES, and Lot 15—FREEHOLD FARM: of 45 Acres. For Further Particulars and Plans apply to- Messrs LLOYD GEORGE & GEORGE, Solicitors, Criccieth, or to the AUCTIONEERS, Old Post Office Chambers, Aberystwyth. (647) Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, May 19, 20. and 21. MARKET HALL. ABEYSTWYTII. IMPORTANT THREE DAYS SALE of 1,200 Lots of New, Substantial, aod Decorative Furniture and Effects, supplied last season by Messrs A. R Dbuu and Sous:, Birmingham, and removed for convenience of Sale from Ocean View, Aberystwyth. MESSRS COOKE BROS. & EOBERTS, F A.I., are favoured h instructions from Mr S. Morris, who is leaving, to Sell by Auction the whole of the costly MODERN FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising the Contpntsof ENTRANCE HALLS, 3 RECEPTION ROOMS, 19 BEDROOMS, and the DOMESTIC OFFICES. Sale to Commence each Day at 1 p.m. On View Each Morning of Sale from 10-30 to 12-30 o'clock. Catalogues, 3d each, may be obtained from the Auctioneers at their Office*, Old Post Office Chambers, Aberystwyth; ioa.street, Llanidloes; and High-street, Newtown. (646) On Saturday Next, May 22nd. LLANIDLOES MONTHLY SALE OF JU FAT AND STORE CATTLE, SHEEP, AND PIGS. To commence at £ 0-30 sharp. COOKE BROS. & ROBERTS, (654) Auctioneers. NEWTOWN. VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES AND OTHER PROPERTY. To be offered for Sale by Auction by MESSRS. COOKE BROS. & ROBERTS, DLJL F.A.I., at the BEAR HOTEL, NEWTOWN, On Wednesday, the 26th day of May, At 3 o'clock in the Afternoon, precisely (subject to conditions which will incorporate the Common Form Conditions of the Shropshire Law Society), comprising all those recently erected SHOPS AND DWELLING HOUSES, Situate and known as No. 15 and 16 Market Street, Newtown, together with 2 excellent Houses and Outbuildings in the rear. The property, which forms a most desirable investment, has a frontage of 53 feet 6in. to Market Street. Total annual rental, £ 111. • Further particulars, with orders to view, may be obtained from the Auctioneers, Newtown and Aberystwyth Messrs, Powell & Jarvis, Solicitors, and Mr Martin Woosnam, Solicitor, all of Newtown. (578) ISFRYN HOUSE, BRYN STREET, NEWTOWN, FOR Ladies' & Children's Dressmaking And Underclothing, Etc. DRESS MATERIALS IN ALL THE NEWEST SHADES. MRS. O. EDWARDS. -——————————————————— RATS INSTANTLY DIE. INSTANT death and absolute extermination I sure with "RODINE" RAT POISON. Millions perish. No escape. No failure, mess, or trouble. PRICKS :—6d., Is., 2s., 33., 5s. (post, 2d.) T. HARLEY, Chemist, Perth. AGENTS A. Breese, chemist, Newtown H. E. Ellis, chemist, Llanfair; H. Payne, chemist Welshpool. COMMERCIAL STREET MONUMENTAL WORKS, NEWTOWN MORRIS BROS., Monumental Masons, Sculptors & Engravers, Are prepared to execute Work in Marble, Granite, Stone, and Slate, in the very best style at low prices. Designs and Price List on Application. Artificial Wreaths a Speciality. LLANDINAM. E SAVAGE, GROCER, LLANDINAM • keeps Thomas Jones A Co., Limited (Liverpool), Teas. The tea for this neighbour hood. Best quality Groceries, Provisions, Ac., at lowest prices. Flour and Corn Merchant. Q513 BIND YOUR MAGAZINES. ALL CLASSES NEATLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY EXECUTED AT THE "EXPRESS" OFFICE, NEWTOWN. MISCELLANEOUS JMNTS. AFj UR.AJ"1>. Pure English "feast." NEW HOPS, 10d., Is., & Is. 3d. FAMILY FLOUR at Millt?s' Prices. BIBBY'S CREAM EUIV AJENT AND ALL FEEDING STIFFS. Also, AYRES' BROS. FEliDIN> STUFFS. All at Il:I.nufactU'G:S' pices. DAVID EVANS, THE PEOPLE'S SEEDSMAN, NEWTOWN. For Scale tf Advertisement Oharjresee Patre 6. Eo 1tM OF N 01'1, E by Servants -i- and other Employees OoePecny each.— No. 19. Broad-sfr<-et\ Nnwrown. C"-I'AHLE APA I"iAh;IfS to let for c two ynnng gentlemen oj' tew-road, New- town. Apply B »x442, E:x:prf>) (]lice, Newtowu. WANTED, a uood, G^n^r-i}$evaot.— Apply Mrs Martin, Thw Buck own. (574) ANTED, hfron^ SirT^- o<ner*l Servant. —Apply: Mrs Lambeit The Cross, Newtown. (568) BANK NO TES found iiT^twn) April 27tl]; Apply, P S Morgans. 1 (5S0) YACANOY for an office of a County Siirv^jor p-euiiim required.— Address, Bnx 635, Cfiic of this Paier YOUJH, to Plumbing 4rd Piinting. Local country preferred. — Apply. j p Pu<*h, Registered Plumber, Welshp00j< (609) GENERAL, Servant Watitbdj good wages — Apply to Mrs Barratt* High Street, New^owi^ (598) WAN1ED A1 CNCE. respy^ttble middle age person as Housekeeper.ppjy Bcx 650 Express' Office. STRAYED to Plantation Farm Newtown, a S Hereford Cow. Ownf.'r can have same by paying expprlses.-Apply, Juhn .hles, Plantation Farm. (576) QTRAYED to a Farm near Keriy, a Ewe; has U since lambed lfLot ciaioqed within 21 davs will be sold to defray ;gp.D8e8.-App].v: P.C. Hopkins, K-rrv. (602) GREEN bue to bag Lout (belit-ved left in Froe Library. Newtuwi, Wednesday afternoon, May 5th). Finder m-y keep the few shillings it contained if purse wi»hletter and key are returned to Librarian No Questions asked. IT^OUNTAIN PEN Lost It, N-eyrtown on Sun- day. Number known. Finder rewarded by P.S. Morgan. BOOK DEBTS Purohased, ajjy quantity, large Lsts preferred. Cash doW;n no waiting.— W. Jackson 26, Corporati»n-st., ftfancheater. (314) PAPERHANGINGS—St>m6 deairable Bundles of uosoiied Remnai ts Htill lefc. All at -t. of uosoiied Remnai ts Htill lefc. All at about Half-price.—Phillips & 19, Broad Street, Newtown. 1 ,=- SALBS: BY PRIVATE TREATY. FOR SALE, about 30 Tons of Hay, near Newtown —Apply, Emest C. Morgan, 22, High-street, Newtown. (586) FOR SALE a few tons of Prime Meadow Hay well harvested.—Apply: D. Morgan, Pines, Newtown. (372) TO BE SOLD by P'i^ate treaty, 49, Long Bridge-street, Newtown. All that freehold well situated House and Shop, comprising shop, sitting room, kitchens, cellars, 4 bedrooms, and usual out offices -Full particulars apply: P. Wilson Jones and Davis, Estate Ag.nts, Newtown GENUIN K Edison Gem Phonograph, small horn, concert trumpet, patent connection, nickel-plated stand, 35 Edison records complete, good as new; £ 2 103 quick. -1, Park Place, Welshpool. (570) A/TILLINERY and Fancy^Drapery. To be dis- posed of by Private Treaty, well-established busiuess in centre of the town. Double fronted shop. Good house.-Mrs Evans, Crown Shop, Newtown. (556) TTND^RTAKERS' and Carriage Proprietors w Modern Stock for disposal, no reasonable offer refused Hearses, Cars, Coaches, Landaus, Brakes, Hansoms—Catalogues, Marston's, 24, Bradford-street, Birmingham. (293) WALLPAPERS FROM lid. per Roll. ANY W Quantity (large or small) supplied at Wholesale Prices. Our Stock exceeds 250,000 Rolls of all Classes. Write for Pattern and say what class you roil u're- (Dept. 284), Th Barnett Wallpaper Co., Ltd., Manchester. (66) 1909. DUNLOP CYLINDER Palmer Tyres; Covers from 3s. 6d. each; Air Tubes, with valves, 2s. 6d. each Pedals, Chains, Free Wheels, &c.; Lists sent free Maker's prices.—W. A. Gorton, Manufacturer, Wolverhampton. (628) CROESAWDDY, Newtown, Mont., beautifully built, stands own grounds of Ii acres, surrounded fine wall. Approached by carriage drive through iron gates. House heated through- 9 out by hot water beating apparatus; contains four reception rooms, nine bedrooms, three dressing rooms; bath room recently fitted solid porcelain fittings. House re-decorated through- out. Large entrance hall with mosaic tiles. Dining room panelled in oak with carved oak bay window. Usual domestic offices and out- houses, fine cellarage.—Agents: P. Wilson-Jones and Davis, Estate Agents, Newtown, Mont. (594) FOR SALE. The Pedigree Boar, WORSLEY PRIDE," (Large White), 11 Bred by the Earl of Ellesmere, and purchased direct from the Worsley Stud. Inspection invited. (636) O. S. BOWEN, Kerry. FOR SALE. The Large Black Boar. BRENT SURPRISE," Direct from the Brent Herd, South Devon. Full Pedigree on application. (637) O. S. BOWEN, Kerry. GREGYNOG ESTATE IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. SEASON, 1909. ¡ The Shire Stallion, MOOBS CHIEF I (22594). SIRE-Moors Regent (17492), Will TRAVEL THE DISTRICT This Season. Few Nominations to Spare-peg, t2 10s. For particulars apply to W. Scott Owen, Esq., Cefngwifed, Newtown. (632) PUBLIC NOTICES. WELSHPOOL GRAMMAR SCHOOL. PREPARATIONS for the University Locals, JL Preceptors, Public Schools, Shorthand Certificate, and Civil Service Examinations. OVER 100 PASSES during the last five years in the above Examinations. Thirty Shorthand Certificates gained since 1893 CAMBRIDGE LOCALS. ALL PASSED. HONOURS. RESIDENT MASTER, UNIVERSITY GRADUATE Camb:idge Local Examination Class now forming Comfortable Home for Boarders. Moderate Terms iS7 T. F. HILES, Head Master. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF WALES, ABERYSTWYTH (One of the Constituent Colleges of the University of Wales). President: The Right Hon. Lord Rendel. Principal: T.F.Roberts, M.A. (Oxon) LL.D. (Viet) STUDENTS are prepared for Degrees in Arts, Q Science (including the applied Science of Agriculture), Law and Music. Sessional Com- position Fee, .£10, with additional Laboratory Fees for Science Students. Registration Fee, J21. Men Students reside in Registered Lodgings in the town, or at the Men's Hostel. Warden Prof J.W. Marshall, M.A. Women Students reside in the Alexandra Hall of Rest dunce for Women. Warden: Miss E. A Fewings. For full particulars respecting the General Arts and Science Departments, the Liw, Agriculture, and Day Training Departments, the Department for the Training of Secondary Teachers. and the Hostels, apply to J. H. DA VIES, M.A., Registrar. MONTGOMERYSHIRE EDUCATION AUTHORITY. TEACHERS, as indicated, are REQUIRED JL IMMEDIATELY for the following SCHOOLS :— HEAD. Llawryglyn CJ. Sch., Trained Certificated Master (knowledge of Welsh essential), .£90. ASSISTANTS Uncertificated-Llang-ndfan C.E., to take Sewing, Welsh essential, .£45 Castle-Caereinion C.E. (female), 4,1,0. Llansaintffraid C.E. (female), JE40. Newtown Council (Infants), Female, X35. Bnttington C.E. (Female), X40. All Saint's C.E., Newtown (Female), Sewing Required, JC45. Gungrog C.fi. (Female) J»4(j. Supplementary—Gungrog C.E. (Female), £ 25. Forms of application may be obtained from w, the undersigned, on receipt of stamped addressed fcolscap envelope for reply. Canvassing, directly or indirectly, a disqualiifcation. LLEWELYN PHILLIPS, Clerk to the Education Authority. County Education Offices, Newtown, May 15th, 1909. (623) NEWTOWN AND LLANIDLOES RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. t NOTICE IS HfiBEBT GUVfiN that on the ( 21st day of October next application will be made to His Majesty's Justices of the Peace assembled at Quarter Sessions in and for the ( County of Montgomery, at Welshpool, for an order for Turning, Diverting, and Stopping Up part of the Public Highway, situate in the Parish of Llandinam, in the said County. leading out of ] the Main Road from Newtown to Llaudinam, past Rofach and Tyn-y-maen, for a distance of about 190 yards in the direction of Rofach from the point of junction by Tyn-y-maen of the said Road with the Road from Llandinam to Little London I (such part of the road proposed to be so turned, diverted, and stopped up being coloured blue and < marked by the letters A and B on the plan herein- after referred to), and the making in lieu thereof of a New Highway from the point B on the said ( plan, across land belonging to David Davies, Esq., ] M P., to join the said Road leading from Llan- dinam past Tyn-y-maon to Little London at a point marked C on the said plan (being at a distance from Tyn-y-maen of about 115 yards); and that the Certificate of two Justices, having viewed the same, with the Plan of the Old and Proposed New Highway, will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said County on the 17th day of June next. Signed for and on behalf of the Newtown and Llanidloes Rural District Council, J. T. C. GITTINS, Clerk. JOHN THOMAS, Surveyor. Newtown, 11th May, 1909. (000) RURAL DISTRICT OF FORDEN. .0 STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS AND PAY- )0 MENTS of the Rural District Council for the above-named District for the Half-year ended 30th September, 1908. RECEIPTS. -6 a. d. Balance brought forward from half- year ended 31st March, 1908 275 10 2i Contributions from Overseers for General Expenses 565 0 0 Grant under Agricultural Rates Act 200 9 4 From County Council-in respect of Bridges 23 0 0 Bridge Approaches 38 5 0 Welshpool and Llanfair Light Rail- way Loan 0 0 0 .21,102 4 6fr PAYMENTS. Highways- Maintenance and Repair of Roads other than Main Roads (mileage 167m. lf.) 735 13 11 Salaries. 69 0 4 Othpr local autboritities 3 9 4 Establishment Charges 7 8 1 Compensation to late Clerk 15 4 7 £ 820 16 3 Public Health, SEE.— Notification of Infectious disease 0 0 0 Fees for Lists of Births and Deaths 0 10 2 Repayment of Welshpool i and Llanfair Light Railway Loan. 15 19 10 Salaries 58 10 0 Audit Stamps 6 0 0 Establishment Charges. 8 12 2i ——— Qo 1 2 Balance at the end of the half-year. 191 16 It XI,102 4 61 RATEABLE VALUE OF THE DISTRICT. Agricultural Laifd 34,884 0 0 Other Hereditaments. 20,275 0 0 .£55.159 0 0 CHARLES S. PRYCE, Clerk to the Rural District Council, 6th Day of May, 1909. HUGH F. BUCKLAND, District Auditor, 11th Day of May, 1900. (627) LEGAL NOTICE.S. SARAH WILLIAMS, DECEASED. ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against the Estate of Sarah Williams, late of Green Villa, Llanidloes, in the County of Montgomery, Widow, deceased, fire requested to send full particulars theieof to me, the undersigned, forth- with. Dated this 12th day of May, 1900. LLEWELYN PHILLIPS, Of Llanidloes, Solicitor to the (625) Executors and Trustees. Pll BLIC NOTICES. POISONS AND PHARMACY ACT, 1908. WE HAVE APPLIED FOR A LICENSE 'V TO SELL POISONS under Section 2 of the above Act. (Signed), JONES BROS, 1, Cross Buildings, (601) Newtown. POISONS & PHARMACY ACT, 190S. WE HAVE APPLIED FOR A LICENCE TO KLL POISONS under Section 2 cf the above Act. (Signed) J. ASHTON & SON, (634) Carno. POISONS AND PHARMACY ACT, 190S. TO THE CHIEF CONSTABLE OF POLICE FOR MONTGOMERYSHIRE. I WILLIAM SAVAGE, of The Emporium. 9 Trefet;lw\>, Montgomeryshire, Gr >cer. Seed and Corn Merchant, and Patent MedicIne Vendor, hereby give you Notice that it is my intention to Appiv tor a Licence for the Sale ot Poisonous Substance to which Section 2 of the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, applies, for use inclusively in connection with Agriculture and Horticulture. WILLIAM SAVAGE. 1st May, 1909. (593) NEWTOWN SILVER BAND AND BATT. BAND 7th SWF. PRESIDENT. 1909:- CAPTAIN R. J. W. ARBUTHNOT. Fixtures:- MAY 24th —Empire Day at Berriew. MAY 29th-Liaiibadarn Club. JUKE 2nd—Churchstoke Club. JUNE 12th-R W.W. Sports. JULY 17th-Nowtoyn Co-operative Society's Children's Gala Day. JULY 24th to AUG. 7th—In Camp. TERMS for Bands from 10 to 30 Performers to be obtained from the Hon. Sec., JJAVID W. OLIVER, "Music SaJon. Mstremrxt CHILDREN ACT, 1908. NOTICE TO PERSONS RECEIVING CHILDREN UNDER SEVEN FOR PAYMENT. THE FOLLOWING ARE THE CHIEF JL Provisions of the Law stated in gen- eral terms:— 1. Every person who undertakes for pay- ment the nursing and maintenance of any child under the age of seven apart from its parents for more than 48 hours, must at once give notice to the Board of Guardians. The notice must state the name and sex of the child, the date and place of its birth, the name of the person receiving, and the dwelling where it is being kept; and also the name and address of the per- son from whom it has been received. 2. If a person who has received a child removes, he must at once give notice of his removal to the Guardians, and if he removes to the district of another Board of Guard- ians, he must give to those Guardians the same notice as was required on the first reception of the child. 3. If the child is transferred to the care of another person, notice must at once be given of the name and address of that per- son. Notice must also be given to the Guardians in the event of the death of the child. 4. Any person who, before the 1st of April, 1909, undertook the nursing and maintenance of a child for payment must, if the child is still with him, give notice to the Guardians, by the 30th May, 1909, un- less when he received the child he gave notice then required by law. 5. In case of the death of the child notice must be given to the Coroner and the Guardians within 24 hours. 6. All persons receiving children under seven for payment must admit the Visitor or other person appointed by the Board of Guardians to inspect the infants and the premises where they are kept. 7. They must also obey the directions of the Board of Guardians with regard to the number of children who may be re- ceived in any place, and with regard to the removal of any child from their care. 8. No child under seven shall be kept for payment by a person who has been de- prived of the care of any child by order of the Guardians, or of a Justice, or by a per- son who has been convicted of cruelty to a child, unless the Guardians consent in writing; and no child under seven shall (without such consent) be kept in any premises from which an infant has been removed because the premises were danger- ous or insanitary. 9. Every person who disobeys these re- quirements is liable to be sent to prison for six months ortio be fined £25. 10. These requirements do not apply to Hospitals, Charitable Institutions, or Board- ing Schools, nor to the parents or guardians of the children, nor to the grandparents, brothers, sisters, uncles, or aunts, nor to persons specially exempted by the Board of Guardians in accordance with the provisions of the Act. 11. All notices to the Guardians must be in writing, and should be sent to- CECIL T. M. TAYLOR, T-r „ Clerk to the Guardians, union Offices, Newtown. "VI"ONTGOMERYSHIRE WORTHIES r By JJIA. the late Mr Richard Williams, F.R.Hist.S., Offered at Subscriber's Priec, 3/6 j Postage, 4d —"Express" Office, Newtown GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. ENGLISH CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. Sunday Next, May 23rd. Morning, 11; 2-30 and 6 o'clock. I NEWTOWN MAY PLEASURE FAIR. MESSRS. GREATOREX'S MAMMOTH FUN FAIR Will be Opened ON SEVERN BANKS, On Friday, Ma.y 21st, Aud \Y ill Continue Until Tuesday, May 25th. MOUNTAIN PONIES, SWITCHBACK, SWINGING BOATS, HOOP LA, And an Endless Vari^tj of Novel and Interesting Side Shows. RARE RECREATION! ATTRACTIVE AMUSEMENTS! FINE FUN AND FROLIC! r -a W-ELB. NATIONAL LIBERAL COUNCIL, DISESTABLISHMENT CAMPAIGN. A GREAT COUNTY CONVENTION JLI Representing the Liberal and Free Church Organizations in Montgomeryshire will be held in the VICTORIA HALL, NEWTOWN, On Thursday, May 28th, At 2-30 p m., In Support of the Bill for the Disestablishment of the Church of England in Wales. CHAIRMAN J. D. REES, Esq,, MP. SPEAKERS: ELLIS JONES GRIFFITH, Esq., M.P. DAVID DAVIES Fsq., M.P. EDGAR REEg JONES, Esq., M.A REV. J. HUGH EDWARDS. The following are also expected to speak: REV SILVESTER HORNE, M.A., SPENCER LEIGH HUGHES, Esq. (Sub Rosa). REV E. LLOYD JONES (Manchester). EDWARD POWELL, Esq. HUGH LEWIS, Esq. A. E. HUMPHREYS-OWEN, Esq. RICHARD JONES, Esq. A PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION #Vill take place in the Evening. CHAIRMAN DAVID DAVIES, Esq., M.P. The following are expected to Speak: ELLIS JONES GRIFFITH, Esq., M.P. J. D. REES, Esq., M,P. And Several of the SPEAKERS AT THE CONVENTION. Rhiew Lodge of Oddfellows, BEREIEW. The ANNIVERSARY Of the above Lodge will be held On THURSDAY, 17tk JUNE. Newtown Parish Church. RE-OPENING SERVICES (After Restoration of Church and Re-building of the Organ), Thursday, 24th June. At the Organ: MR. C. 1-1. MOODY, Organist and Master of the Choristers of Ripon Cathedral. Conductor and Soloist: MR. JAMES COLEMAN, Of Lichfield Cathedral. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MANURE IS BXLSTOZT SLAG. ONE QUALITY-THE BEST. COAL To SI. it all Customers, Wholesale to [any Station Cannock, North Stafford, Hanwood, and North Wales Coals always kept in stock. Dealer in Lime, Superphosphate Kainit and Now Litter. DAVID HAMER, WHOLESALE & RETAIL COAL MERCHANT, Railway Wharf, 1TEWTOWV. t,