The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

q THE 5, I CONTESTS. i- I ELECTION «■ I CONTESTS. PAGES 2 & 3.

TO THE ELECTORS OF WEST DEBIGHSHIRE. Q.ENTLEMEN,—Two years ago I accepted t-hc unanimous invitation of a thorough- ly representative meeting of the Unionists of West Denbighshire to contest the scat at the I Present election. In accordance with my Promise I now come forward. During the past two years I have addressed Public meetings in every polling district throughout the Division. I have l-ved among you, and m going about day by day, have had the pleasure of making the personal Bcquaintanco of very many of you, a.nd of getting to know your needs. I therei xre than I can conlidontly appeal for your i.xc sympathy and support in tilde contest. THE Nà. VY. I believe that the ueoed of a powerful Navy never greater than it is now. Other Nations are straining every nerve to supersede in the command of the sea—a matter in ""hich we cannot afford to run any risks. The Security of our homes, our commerce, and our Enipue depends upon our Navy. An all- jxnverful British Navy is the best guarantee tor the peace of Europe a-nd the World. OLD AGE PENSIONS. The "Old Age Tensions Scheme" has my heartiest. approval, and I regard it as a per- manent part of our Social Legislation, which might wc-ll be improved so as to secure the greater comfort and happiness of our aged Poor. THE CHURCH. I have always felt that one of the greatest Heeds of Wales, and the country generally, is a better understanding between ail Re- ligious Bodies. It is lull time that all Christian people should unite to face the enemies of the Christian faith. I am firmly convinecd that this laudable object cannot be attained by Disestablishment and Discn- dowment of the old Welsh Church. I regard all the endowments given to the Mother ChuyrcJi and to the many Nonconformist Bodies as being alike consecrated to the ser- vice of God. I therefore feel it is my bounden duty strenuously to oppose any attempt to divert to secular purposes the -■gal endowments of our Religious Bodies. EDUCATION. Having struggled very hard, in common with manv other Welsh boys and girls, to gpin my education, I shall always extend my .whole-hearted ^uppoat to any scheme which *'ill j.fford greater and better facilities for the h of Wales to equip themselves for the of life. I am keenly anxious to p ous difficulty by giving every cli the children the religious parents. -RIFF REFORM. -(ate of such a Reform in our Trade system as will (1) urden on the necessaries of life. greater security in the home Dlarket rr.anui'aetuj ero, farmers, and oth ccrs, and provide fuller and better loyment lor the toiling masses our particularly those who are 1low suf* o severely from the evils of 4zfair a. 0113 foreign competition. (3) Give as more freedom in foreign markets; and (4) bring about closer commercial unity between all parts of the British Empire. I advocate Tariff Reform as the only alterna- tive ti) the present Budget. The present budget imposes burdens on land, income, industry, and the luxuries and savings of the poor. It must increase house rents, diminish ernploymc-nt and wages, and generally add to the hardships and miseries of the poor. THE LAND. I %in a strong advocate of small ownership in land. I desire to increase the number of small farmers, and to enable all of them to become the owners of the land they cultivate, and not tenants of the County Council as is the case under the present "Small Holdings Act." SECOND CHAMBER. While I believe in the necessity for a Second Chamber, I am anxious to see the pre- t House of Lords amended in suoh a. banner as to make it more representative. Finally, I promise, if returned as your member, to do all in my power to advance the best interests of our country and to pre- serve and foster every influence that makes for the well-being of Wales and the Walsh motion Tours faithfully, SAM THOMPSON. Ivy Honee, Ruthin, Januarv, 1910.

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JONEsi S.T, PETER'S SQUARE STOCKPORT, Advances 220 upwards IT RKAijNABLK TitltMS TO ALL RKSFBCT p AJSLE HOU3JCHOLDKH31 TMPORTANT NOTICB.-LOANS from Fio to £ 5000 granted, without delay, at any dis- tance, to Householders, Tradesmen, Publicans, Farmers, and ail Classes, on personal security; no Bondsmen, no trouble, strictly private, low interest, by following Weekly, Monthly, and Quarterly Repayments:-Lio Loan from 3.s weekly; £ 20 Loan from 58 weekly; B50 Loan from 128 6d weekly; £ 100 Loan from 25s weekly. Deal with an Old-Established Firm, where you tan rely on straightforward Business. Don't be I misled by paying •xtortionate interest and heavy I .^payments above your means.—SAMUELS and < *0.. &. JOHN D ALTON-ST.. MANCHESTER. I Robert and Rogers Jones, LLANRWST and COLWYN BAY. Nat. TeL 15 Nat. Tel. 69. AUCTIONEERS. VALUERS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGEWTS. Lsuiolisiied ib53. UNDiiRTAKii dj-w* of Landed and Build- ins instates, t reenold ana Leasehold bouse Property, L.ve stud Lead t'araunji' Stock, iiodide- hoiu i1 urnnure, etc. VALLAiiUiNS ior Tenant Right, Probate iwd iuoriga.o I!urpoees. UN Vi^iNJ-UAilkO carefully prepared and ex- amined. RENTS COLLECTED- Lifo-and kii-o insurance Agents ior the Lead- ing Ofheoa. Offioee TY'N-Y-FYNWENT, LLANRWST, and PEiMiil YN ROAD (Opposite G.P-0.), COL- WYil, BAY. 1^4p LIST OF FORTHCOMING SALES. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1910. dolfadyn, GWYTHERIN. IMPORTANT SALE of the whole of the i LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK. d ql:1\8 flax-ticulars will appear in due course. 26308 MONDAY, JANUARY 24Wl, 1910. TAL YCAFN MART PERIODICAL SALE Fa.t Bullocks, Heifers, Cows, and Bulls. Calving Cows,.and Heifers. Fat Vv others. Ewes, and Lambs. Fat Pigs and Calves. Sale at 12.30. Alr T. W. Uriffitli. NORTH WALES. LL A N DUD N O A NI) P ENM A I £ N MAYYR. IMPORTANT SALE OF HOTEL AND LICENCED PROPERTIES. MR T. W. GRIFFITH will OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at tho MARINE HOTEL, LLANDUDNO, on FRI- DAY, the 14th. day ot JANUARY, a.t 7.30 p.tri., t,he following IIROI'ERTIES- I- All those FULLY LICENSED PREMISES known as THE CARLTON BUFFET, situate at the junction of Mcstvn Street with ) South Parade. Llandudno, together w-tn the Hotel Buildings held therewith and known as MONTPELIER, 2. All that FULLY LICENSED FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, situate in Liojd St/rect, Llandudno, and known as THE PRINCE OF WALES, 3. All thooo PREMISES, also situate m Lloyd Street, Llandudno, aforesaid, known as THE WESTMINSTER HOTEL, and which premises are adapted for a Private Hotel, but are now used as an annexe to the Prince of Wales Hotel; together with all thoee THREE LCCK-UF SHOPS foriiiin., the ground floor of the said Westminster Hotel, ami facing Lloyd Street aforesaid. 4. All those FULLY LICENSED PREMISES known as the ALEXANDRA HOTEL, (situate at Penimaenmawi. 5. AU thoj«a PREMISES now used úS Bottling Stores, situate in Ty Isa Road, LtaJidudno, aiore- eaid. Loti> 1, 2, 3, and 4 arc situate in t he leading thoroughfares, and fully a/iaplod 'or their respective purposes- Full and detailed particulars of these in porrant and valuable properties can be had 1-y intend- ing puroliasers from MESSRS CHAMBERLAIN AND JOHNSON. Solicitors, Llandudno, or frum the Aw;i/iDlll'¿'oel', Hall C nunbers, LlaJicludniO- PENMAENMAWR, NORTH WALES. IMPORTANT TO BREWERS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, CAPITALISTS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. MR T. W. GRIFFITH is instructed to SELL bv PUBLIC AUCTION, a.t the MARINE HOiEL, LLANDUDNO, oji FRI- DAY EVENING, JANUARY 14th, 1910, at 7.30 o'clock (srubjcct to Conditions of SaJe to be bheai a,iid thoro produced and road), all tha.t o-ld-established and fully-licensed FREE- HOLD HOUSE known as aad being THE ALEXANDRA HOTEL and VAULTS, PEN- MAENMAWR. Tie accommodation consists of a large Diaiing-room with double windows, Public Smoke Room, Snug, Public Bar and Smoke Room, four Bedrooms, Kitchen, Scul- lery, Wash-house, Coal Collar, Beer Cellar, Spirit and Bottle Cellar, Out-door Bottle Do- pa.rtmc,nt, ot-c., etc. The Tenure is Free- hold. This property, which has aai imposing frontage, occupios a projuinent p031t10.11, trontin.g the maim road loading from Conwa.y to Bangor, is situated in the most populous paTt of this thriving Seaside Re»sort and ;s looaited in the heart of an important quarry- ing district, on joying a good aJl-tlie-voar- round trade. For particulars and order- to view, apply to Messrs Chamberlain and Johnson, Solicitors, Llandudaio, or to the Auctioneer, Town Hail Chambers, Llandudno. p Mr Charles P. Sheffield. NEXT MONDAY, 10th JANUARY, a.t 1.30. ABERGELE SMITHFIELD. CHAS. P. SHEFFIELD will SELL:- i e aa HEAD of FAT and Sl'ORE 1500 CATTLE. FAT LAMBS, SHEEP, PIGS, a.nd CALVES. Entries invit-ed up to time of Sale. Offices: Bodfor-gt., RhyL. p Mr. S. Johnston, AUCTIONEER and HOUSE AGENT, WESTMINSTER CORNER, COI WYN BAY. Salea by Auction conducted throughout on business-like lines. Prompt settlements. j PERSONS desirous of securing good resulti are invited to consult Mr S. Johnston, at the Office of Tho Johnston Company, Westminster Corner, Colwyn Bay. House* to Let, Furnished and Unfurnished. List of Apartments kept. SELECT REGISTRY OFFICE. FINANCIAL. £ 20 to £ 5000, on Not& of Hand alone, without delay or tuss, to all Persons worthy of Credit. No Bondsmen required; Interest and Repayments are exceedingly moderate, and can I be arranged to suit Borrower's own convenience. You will benefit by dealing direct with us, as you can rely on honourable and straightforward dealings. Cash sent by post if required. Parti- culars free on stating amount required- Privacy guaranteed.—Apply, in confidence, H. KAY and CO., 92. Market-street, Manchester. 24524p I CASH ACCOMMODATION, L20 TO Cllooo Interest 2s 8d in the for agreed period E20 repay JS22 10s. £ 50 repay 956 5a. jS30 repay JMJ 15s. £ 100 repay £ 112 10s. W JACKSON, 10, Plymouth Grove. Manchester. I, Private Advances frorn £ 5 to ON Simple Written Promise to Repay, tor Any im- mediate need or private use. Gasb sent by post II desired. You can fe* money privately Uere, as in- terview* arc unnecessary. Genuine applications notrer refused. The advance can be paid back br monthly, quarterly, or half-yearly instalments, or if desired tbo advance can renutio out up toO fire years by paying lutereet only. Distance no object, (nterest and repayments lowest in England. Strict privacy and .t.rht,forward dealings guaranteed. Borrowers paying extortionate interest elsewhere are requested lo apply to its. when existing loan* can be paid off anct larger advances made at uiucb lower rates of in- terest. It will cost nothing to inquire, but may save you Founds, by applying: in strict confidence for our free prospectus to the NATIONAL LOAN SOCIETY, 41 CORPORATION St., MANCHESTER I (Tel. 260x5), j or t0 our District Offices, 10, Dean Street, Bangor, j tat. 1887, Biackwaii, Hayes & Co., LLANRWST and LLANDUDNO JUNCTION. Auctioneers and Valuers, Live Stock Sales- men, House and Estate Ag-cnts. Nat- Telephone 17. sALES held perioaicaliy on Horses, Carriages, Harness, etc. iintry i'orina and Conditions on application. Sales by Auction and Valuations of Landed Estates, iiouse Property, Live and Dead r arm- intf Stock, Household f urniture, etc. Houses to Let, Furnished, or Unfurnished. Agents for Fira and Life, Personal Accident, and imiployers' Liability Insurance. 10182p CAERGRA1G, LLANRWST, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1910. SALE of DAIRY ajid STORE CATTLE, fcHEEP, and LAMBS. usual Credit. Messrs G. Perkins and Co. (YY ith 20 Years' Local Experience), Late iViosirs Booth and Sandy, AUCTIONEERS, VALuJbiHb HUlE A.ND ESTATE AUEiNTS, 16, STATION-itOAD, ^■UiAV y'N B-Y, J. ijjJLiiiiir'tlOA Ji, xNU. Zi. SALES and Vaiuationa of Landed Estates, i1'reehoki and Leadenoki ProjHirt. Hotels, iiuiidiiiig' Land, Liv<j and l>ead i'aiimny otocic, iiouisoiioid D'uiiuture, etc. Valuations for Probates, Mortgage, Ilotal, 1 rade blocks, ctc- I1 no Loss A'c^ossor. A^c.'it lor the principal Insurance Offices. Mortgage nogotiatod- Inventories prepared and examined- Prompt attention g-iven to all iiiatters ivith IMMEDIATE SE1 i LEMENTS. 19834p PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MAY HANK, LLYSFAEN-ROAD, OLD COLWYN. TTNRESERVED SALE of the Valuable U Modern and Antiquo HOUSEHOLD APPOIiS TMENTS, at an early date. Further particulars in due course. A uctioneers' Oflices; 16, Station-road, CoJ- wn Bay. Tel. 27. 26441p Messrs. W. Freeman & Co. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20th. To commence at 11 o'clock sharp. Highly Important Unreserved Sale of the Valuable and Costly Modern HOUSE- HOLD APPOINTMENTS at FRONDEG. HOLYWELL, by TVTESSRS W. FREEMAN and CO., who arc favoured with instructions from A. J. Walton, Esq. (who is leaving). Full particulars in posters or from the Auc- tioneers, Holywell. 2G110p Messrs Wm. Dew & Son, AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, AND SURVEYORS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. CAXTON BUILDINGS9 BANGOR (Head Office), and TRINITY-SQUARE, LLANDUDNO. Telegrams:—Dow son, Bangor. Telephone No. 13. Devvson, Llandudno. Te^-phone No. Mr Matthew Ryan. AUCTIONEER, VALUER, ESTATE AGENT (16 years with the late Mr Geo. F. Faltoa. Auctioneer), General Certified Bailiff under the Law of Dis- tress Amendment Act, England and Wales. Mr Ryaa is prepared to undertake Sales and Valuations in any district, also Inventories at- tended t:.> on reasonable terms. For the past k7 years ho has boon employed on valuations at leading County Houses and Hotels throughout the six counties of Wales, and elsewhere; aUo huj arranged some of tho best SaJes in thoso counties Highest references given. Prompt setticmenra. AUGUSTA ST Nearly opposite the iiuvJ tiaiiway Stution). Telephone 173 LLANDUDNO Mr Charles Morgan, Mr Charles Morgan, AUCTIONEER, VALUER ANI-> HOUSE AGENT, COLWYN BAY AUCTION MART. I COLWYN 13AY. I J JNOERTAKES oALES oi HOUSE PRO- I vJ PEKiY. LIVE and uliAU FARMlNti J.'OCK. HOUSEHOLD VUP,NITLJJPLE. Eto. CEiVr I i?TC AT liD BAILIFF. RENX3 COL- JLECTED. INVENTORIES CAREFULLY PREPARED AND EXAMlNiuD. cirgoes: COLWYN rlAY AUCTION ROOMS. Nat. Tel. 106 21361p COLVVYN BAY AUCTION ROOMS. TUESDAY, JANUARY lltli, 1910. MR CHARLES MORGAN J to anno unco the Vviir.KL i SAijE, a!x>ve, when fcupario-r HObSEHOLD FiUt»vi^iiiN(jS will bo o;frj<red, including maseivs., jlaitogany Side- board, D.ning and oceasioniT iabx-t, in Maho- gany and Vvainut, Satin W'&iiu-t lkdrooill suite. 'lo'Iet Tables, t'hests of Drawers, lso (to ::03C aai estate; a lew Pieces of (Ittijii' Old Japanese Vases,. Chippcaidale Cthairs, Siheffielu Piato E.P. Goods, Brouae Pia«cque and tags, Set oi eight jKriutale Mahogany Laduer Back Ciiai-rs, rare Old Pioturfti in Oil aaid Water Colours, etc., a ,n rxceJi-stiit American Organ, Cottage Piano, superior Gun in Case, t'.vo Rilies, Giand- f,i.- Clocks in Oak and Mahogany Casce, Sewiii-g Machiiivs, Wringers, etc., eto. 1.-i-e to oommence at iwo o c-cck charp. Oil View Morning of Sale from 10.30. Oiliees: Colwyn Lay Auction Room. ô4S.1- C. Wesley Haslam, Auctioneer, Surveyor, Valuer, Land and L,itz,to Agent. SALES by AUCTION and VALUATION of Property, Farming titocks, Furniture, etc- iu.iixhatu Settlements Va.uationi ior Probate, Mo'tgage, and under the. Agncultural Holdings Act Properties and Business soJd by Private Treaty- IVloHga-^ea negotiated. Proper- ties and Estates eareiuliy managed, Rents col- lected Account-3 renu-2re-cl to suit Clients' cou. tvnienee. Inventories (akea and checked. Sur- veys, Maps, Plans, etc., lor any puipose. Build- ing Estates laid out. D;'apidatiou surveyed. Insurances effected through diiy 01 the principal CL'.ceo Enquiries invited- THE CF-VTRAL AUCTION and ESTATE OFFICES, TOWN HALL CHAMBERS. Nat. Tel. 70. RliYL- THE MOST IMPORTANT TO COMSIDsR. When giving instructions ior a bALfc; BY AUCTION is whoa shall I receivo a SETTLEMENT. ri > be quite cert aim of an i;iunov,iatc coah. aottilomv-iit, give your instructions to C. WESLEY HASLAM who settle ail Sales g-ivon to him DAY FOLLOWING DAY OF SALE, arid will give a guara.nfc.2c to that eitoet. PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION. Reasonable CHaROUS, IMMEDIATE SET i LEMgNI S. ENQUIRIES INVITED. A '"dross, T !E CENTRAL AUCTION & ESTATE OFFICE, TOWN HALL, 70, EHYL. I Haslam, -Rhyl. Nat. Tel.: 70. C. W. II AS LAM, SHIPPING 4ULNT TO ALL PARTS 01 iiii. WORLD. PASSENGERS Booked by all the principal Lmea of Steamers to AMEHICA CANADA, NEW ZEALAND, AUSTKAIJA, SOUTH AFRICA, INDIA, CANARY ISLANDS, Etc., Etc. Low Rates, No book- ing feoa charged. Money orders payabie :n Canada and Uiiit-od Slates issued. Goods and parceis booked to all parts oi the 'World. Agency for Frame's Tours. Prospectuses free I upon application.. Enquiries Invited.—Apply | the I NORTH WALES SHIPPING OFFICE, Town Hall Chambers, RHYL. Mr. H. F. Ashby, AUCTIONEElt and LICENSED APPRAISER. HOUSE, LAiNiD, ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT. CENTRAL AUCTION MART, r LLEWELYN CHAMBERS, COLVtryra A Y. ^ALES by AUCTION and VALUATIONS of r reouoid iiousc ana txhoj.1 rroperty, -biuki- .g Lana anu iLsvaoesi, W ti .kid wau .I: ..r..w- "i;, biocii, iioutTciioiu FurmtUirs, etc, etc. V Ax-LAilOiNia ior luortga^e, Proba-te, Busi- ness xran^iors, jioteis, etc. inventories oare,ul,y piepared and exauuned. Agent toi the principaj insurance Companies- fttoAiPT fjUvdUiSAl. AllfciMlOiN UiVxiN I LU ALL. MAI 1 iliivS. ALL SALE ACCOUNTS SETTLOO THE DAi FOULAJVVINU iuJi SALE. Oertihed ha.WU unacr tne Juaw ci Distress Amendiueut Act- Houses lo Let, Furnished or Unfurnished. N.B.-—The Auction ik-,drl will be Open Daily to receive Entries for le. Good Class Euti'ies boacitcd- 'leitphono No i2i. p. I TUESDAY, JANUARY 11th, uno. CENTRAL AUCTION MART, LLEWELYN CHAMBERS, COLW YN BAY. Important Sale of Superior Household Furni- Lure, etc., re-movtHi ironi a Private Resi- dence, on the LUiiVtay-rojd, for convemencc oi Sale. J Mil H. F. ASHBY is favoured with in- structions to bEDJL uy AUCTIOIN, AA aoove, a large quantity of eiceiient liOosE- hOLD APx'OiJ.I'MErs IS, conbracjug:—An excellent Pianolorte, in mottled walnut case, bir lurnei- and Phillips; noble Sideboards, in carved dark oak, mahogany, and walnut woods, handsome brown oak Secretaire Book- case, superior carved dark oak pedestal Vv rat- ing Ds-sk, carved dark oak Hall Chairs, hair- stiuied Chesterheld, Eitsy Chairs, Pier Glassci and OvermantoLs, maesive mahogany extend- ing oik and mottled walnut Dining and Occas.onal Tables, mottled walnut Music Canterbury, bordered Persian and Axminster I Carpets, Hearthrugs, cork Carpets and Lino- leums, Pictures, iiooks, Plants and Pots, Glass, China, some Electro-plate and Cut- lery, a number of superior Jtfedrooni Suites, j witti five Wardrobes, massave Cheste of Draw- ers, Toilet Ware and Mirrors, Bedsteads and Bedding, Blankets, Curtains, Trousers Press and Stand, Iron Safe, capital Corn Bin, etc., I etc. Sale to commence at 11.30 a.m. sliarp (with a^n interval ol one hour, between 1.30 and 2.30 p.m.). { On ^iow Monday, the 10th, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and on the Morning- of Sale. j (ready live days before tho SaleJ I of the Auctioneer, Licwelyn Chambers, Col- -wyn Bay (Tel. 121;. Mr. John Pritchard. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, MARLE FARM, Near LLANDUDNO JUNCTION. MR JOHN PRITCHARD will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION at a future date (un- less in the meantime an acceptable offer 00 made by Private Treaty), the above Highly Valuablo FREEHOLD BUILDING ESTATE, I suitable for the erection of Marino Redd-ances, Villas, Bungalows, etc, comprising an area of 95 acres, exceptionally well situated, within easy I distanoe oi Liandydno Junct-oii with ite &ervic« oi quick fains, bringing Lancashire and tho Mid- lands withm a short journey. The situation u most delightful, oonmianduig charming and extensive v-ews. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Bangor; Messrs Porter, Arnphiett ana Co, Solicitor. Conway, Cohvya Bay, and Lianrwsi j ( or Messrs J. M. Porter and Blcock, Arohitect.s and Surveyors, The Estate Office, Calwyn BAY, Henry Manley & Sons, Ltd. 500 Horses. £34 Prizes. CREWE HORSE REPOSITORY. SECOND JANUARY SALES. Henry manley ajid sons, LTD. .1.- TUESDAY, JANUARY 25th.—LIGHT IIORSES. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 26th. — HEAVY HORSES. Schedules aaid Eutry Focms ready. Entriea close January 19th. 26471p I -_J FURTHER 1, PREMISES r | 1 I | RICHARD JONES & C(-.OS- I Jl I,M. "I ) THE &,Ae AAW reat Annual alt COMMENCED On New Year's Day, 1910. I STOCKS MUST BE CLEARED FOR ALTERATIONS. Tremendous Reductions in all Departments. DRAPERY AND FURNISHING. I I SALE NOW IN PROGRESS I RICHARD JONES & Co., —T LIMITED. flo -J, -1 BRIDGE STREET, _.Ii EASTGATE STREET ■ CHESTER. ——————————— BROWN & CO., JLlSflTB D,( I EASTGATE ROW, ) CHESTER, L BEG TO ANNOUNCB THAT THEIS Annual stocktaking Sale WILE COMMENCE ON SATURDAY NEXT, JAN. 8th, and continue for seven days only. .Y' Owing to the Structural Alterations and Important Extension of Premises, certain portions of the Stock must be cleared. PUBLIC HALL, LLANFAIRFECHAN. -_==-==-=- .=.=.-=: =- ;o.r ON TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ist & 2nd, at 7-30 p.m MATINEE, WEDNESDAY AT 2-30 P.M. -=-=-=.= UNDER tih.<j Patronage of tlh.9 RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF BANGOR will be presented THE LLANFAIRFECHAN CHURCH PAGEANT representing some of the most stirring and Political Episodes in the History of the WELSH CHURCH & NATION. Mediaeval Church Music and 14t3i Century Carols Madr.g'aJ, String Quar- tette ajid Harp, Morris Dfunoes by Children of tiie Uhurcii ifchoo'.s. .=.=-=-====:=.=-=. The Productioai designed an4 arranged the direction of MR HFJSTJTr.T NORTH, F.R.I.B.A. PRICES OF ADMISSION .-Tuesday ajid Wednoaday Kvenings: Revi ved 5s and 3s; Una-tscrvod, 26, Is, a.nd 6d (Limited Numbor). VVodn-L-sday Ma-iiuce: lic^ervod Beats, 5s; Unreserved, 2s (jd and Is. Seats may be booked ait Mrs liolxirts. Old Post Office, or through the IIoXj. l icasureTi Mr Timmins, School House, Lianfairfcollam. Any Surplus will bo divided betwoca CHiriot L'liuroh, Llacifairfechan, and '10 G.F.S. Lodges and Honiee oi lvcst. p .t. PUBLIC HALL., COLWYN BAY. 12th CONSECUTIVE MONTH HERE OF REYNOLDS' FAMOUS ANIMATED PICTURES THE GENERAL OPINION IS-THEY AKE — 13ETTER, MORE INTERESTINO, AND GRANDER THAN EVER," THE FAMILY ENTERl AINM.ENT -ljay Excellence. SPECIAL NOTICE.—No Entertainment on Thursday, Januiry 13ih, il;t being Let to> a Political Jllutiiiz, R H OS-G R E^ (Colwyn Bay). CHRDEN CITY CORNER OF ABBEY ROAD & MARINE DRIVE, HOUSE BUILT TO SUIT PURCHASERS. Information for Tourists, H Tourists to tije NorLii W'alei. Coast should not forgef 11 to Like a trip over the | par Famed Festinicg (or Toy) Railway 11 A Twelve Miles Ride along the Mountain Side from which they will see the most enchanting Scenery in North Wales. Cheap tickets are issued at Llandudno, Coiwyn Ba}-, Rhyl. and other L- & N.W. Stations to Portniadoc [tor Borihy^est, (j Criccieth Barmouth, &c., via Blaenau Festiuiog it Pestiuiog Rly. from which they will see the most enchanting Scenery in North Wales. Cheap tickets are issued at Uaududno, Coiwyn Ba3-, Rhyl. and other I-t. & N.W. Stations to Portniadoc (for BorLhv est. .9 (j Criccieth Barmouth, &c., via Blaenau Festiuiog it Pestiuiog Rly. For further particulars see Company s Bills. iViUSiCAL. MR. BRYAN WARHURST A.R.C.M., I..R.A.M., Organist aDd Choirmaster ol St. Thomas' Church, Hhyl; Choirmastar of St. Paul's Ciiurch. Cod- wyn Bay; Singing Master. County School, RhyL etc., etc. ORGAN, PIANOFORTE, SINGING, AND VOICE PRODUCiION, HARMONY. THEORY. Pupils prepared for all examinations. Latest suooCiisesi. 29 Suoocssful Candidatea (R.A.M- and Lt.C.M.) Lrain J uiy. L%8. to Deceuibar, 1909. Spooml oaaching for L.R A.M_ and A-R.C.M. Diploma.s. Propeuution personally, or by post. A complete oouraa of PracticaJ and Theoretical Work. 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