Abergavenny Chronicle

Sale by Auction. LLAN5 A!NTFRAED, ABERGAVENNY. T\VO MII<ES FROM PENPERGWM G.W.R. STATION. IMPORTANT T\VO DAYS' DISPERSAL SALE. THURSDA Y & FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 & 17. J. STRAKER, SON & CHADWtCK, F.A.I., Are favored with instructions from MORGAN W. DAVID, Esq., J.P., who is retiring, to catalogue and Sell, without reserve, his 45 Pedigree Herefo"d CvLttl4e Descended from The Bronllys and Glanusk Herds. 57 Hereford Ca'ttle 170 Cross-Bred & Radn.or Sheep 10 Shire-Bred Horses & Colts MtDDLE WHITE SOW. 7 STORE PIGS. 7C Head of POULTRY. POULTRY APPLIANCES. 270 nelos o:f to Fob 8, 192:0 3 ACRES MANGOLDS. 3 ACRES SWEDES. Large Collettion 01 Smp!ements and Machinery. I Including a New 3 H.P. MULE TEAM PETROL ENGINE. Dairy Utens!!s. Surplus Household Furntture. ORDER OF SALE ;—Tm'RSDAV Sheep, Pigs, Cattle, Horses, Grasb Keep. FMDAY Implements, Machinery, Poultry, Dairy L'tcnsils and Furniture, LUNCHEON (charge returnable to all Purchasers) at 11 o'clock. Sale Each Day at 12 o'clock sharp. Detailed Catalogues from the Auctioneers, Abergavenny. Telephone 24- ABERTILLERY. In the Estate of JAMES Door.x, deceased. J. STRAKER, SON & CHADW!CK, F.A. are instn:cté\l 'C ¡ :j.r ;it c!l 'o::rh' (l:èt, An those TWO MESSUAGES PRE:'nSES kn (n-r Y'1. as 66 & 68 GL{D$¡OrJE STREET, ABERT!LLERY FtVE £1 SiJi-i.RE, jn t}¡c VALLEY? EOTTUMG & M':RAL WATER CO., LTD. Furtilc:r "o:L,rs fr')ill tj..2 H"l Valuers, Abergaveni.v ur from th" SuHcitors, Mr. O'DRISCOLI. or of Mr \V. J. EvERETT, Pontypcol. .t:g>1Vrrm1 Third !Pf!ie §how and Sa!e OF FOALS on tike T)!(,e on TUESDAY, OCT03ER 21th, 1919. ENTRIES Cv)sr; TCESDAY, OCTOBER I.,TH. Schechit:s alrl Entrv Forms from J. STRAKE3, ?ON & CHADWiCK, Auctioneers. HCELGERRIG,LLAXELLEX. ALTERATIOX' OF DATE. J. STRAKER, SON & CHADWICK, F.A.t., havi-,itz ,(oU the Estate, are instructed by Major Bidv.-eUtoSdl the Outdoor and Garden Ejects Atso 180 Lets of HOUSEIAOLD FURNITURE, On IOI )_\ Y, OCTOBER Sale at 2. ,0. Estate and Auction O&ces Abergavenny. LLAXSAIXTFRAED. AT FIRST DAY'S SALE 20 TONS cf PR!ME HAY 10 TONS of WHEAT & OAT STRAW J. STRAKER, SON & CHADWtCK, Auctioneers. BOROUGH OF ABERGAVEXXY. J. STRAKER, SON & CHADWICK, F.A.t., will ofEer bv Auction in OCTOBER, All those Three Freehold Shops. situate and known as MM. 26, 27 & 28 CROSS STREET. Particulars frcrn the Auctioneers, or of J. MOXOX, Esq., Solicitor, Xewport. PR.EI.IMIXARV. I PARISH OF LLAXVETHERIXE. J. STRAKER. SON & CHADW!CK, F.A.I., are favoured with instructions to offer by Auction, in the month of October, the FREEHOLD FARMS known as GELLI and LOWER GELLI. Particulars from the Auctioneers, Aberga- venny or of Charles Jones, Esq., Solicitor, B edwas. UPPER HOLLY BUSH FARM, LLAXOVER. J. STRAKER, SON & CHADWtCK, F.A.I., are instructed by Mr. C. Jacob (who is leaving) to Sell bv Auction his Valuable 10 HEREFORD & CROSS-BRED CATTLE 172 RADNOR & WELSH SHEEP 2 HORSES On WEDXESDAY, OCTOBER 29th. Sale at i o'clock. Auctioneers' Onices, Abergavenny. PWLLYHWYAID FARM, LLAXOVER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER soth, 1919. Bv instructions of the Trustees to the LIanover Estate. J. STRAKER, SON & CHADWtCK, F.A.L, will conduct an Important Unreserved Sale of the 22 WeH-bred HEREFORD CATTLE 4 Valuable HORSES (including 3 fine Fitters) 10 Capital STORE BACON PtGS 50 Head of POULTRY. GEARS. A LARGE XEw ConECTlox OF IMPLEMEXTS, including a 2} H.P. PETROL EXGIXE. HOUSEHOLD FURXITURE. LIXEX. Luncheon at 11 o'clock. Sale at 12 noon. Catalogues from the Auctioneers, Abergavenny. THE CROWFIELD, ABERGAYEXXY. One mile from Abergavenny Junction Railway Station. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2.)rd, 1919. J. STRAKER, SON & CHADWICK, F.A.L, are instructed by W. L. Rogers, Esq. (who is retiring) to conduct his Important Unreserved Dispersal Sale on the above date, including 70 Wen-descended Non-registered HEREFORD CATTLE, including a Young Herd of 30 Cows and Heifers, 23 (2 and 3 y'r.) Fresh Steers and Heifers, The Pedigree Stock Bull, Bodenham Grenadier." 100 Cross-bred and Shropshire SHEEP 4 Shire-bred GELDtNGS 7 Strong STORE PtGS Large Collection of Agricultural tMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. Luncheon at 10 30. Sale at 11.30 o'clock sharp. Catalogues from the Auctioneers Aberga- venny, Crickhowell and Ewias Harold. THE FARM, CWMYOY. 73 Capital Cross-bred SHEEP 26 Excellent Hereford and Cross-bred CATTLE, viz. 13 very forward Hereford and Cross- bred Bullocks, 6 forward Hereford and Cross-bred Heifers, 4 i-V-vear-old Heifers, 3 Deep Milking Shorthorn Cows in milk and in calf. 4 HORSES, viz. Capital Fitter, rising 5, 2 Excellent Fitters rising 4, Very Promising 2-vear-old Cart Coit. 9 Store Pigs. Winter Keep. 80 Acres Grass Keep to 2nd February, 1920. Cider Apptes. Very ExceHent CoHection cf Modern !mp!ements and Machines of every kind necessary for the working and equipment of an up-to-date Farm, and which are all in practically new condition which t MR. MONTAGUE HARRIS, F.A.t., will Sell for Mr. Robert Xott, who has sold the Freehold c' and is leaving the district, on MOXDAY, 2-th OCTOBER, 1919. Luncheon at ;i, Sale at 12 sharp. BROAD OAK, GARWAY. Monmouth, 6 miles Ross, 8 miles Hereford, i2miles. The .fIst PERIODICAL STOCK ArcTlox will be held in the HOTEL PADDOCK (by favour of Dermission of Mr. Ok-v) on MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER i3th, 1919, EV Messrs. RENN!E & JONES. Average numbers actuc'Hv sold at each of last i-). Sal<?s have exceeded 320 STORE CATTLE Principally fresh'Two-year- old Steers, Fresh Barrens, Well-bred Yearling Stjers and Heifers. Cows and Calves and 850 STORE SHEEP AND PiG3 including several Capital Lots of Stock and Store Lambs. Also A Few Horses, Traps, tmp!ements, &c. Also will be sold 3! Acres of ORCHARD FRUIT, at Wall Head Farm, St. Weoiiards. Sale at i o'clock prompt. Luncheon provided at 12 o'clock. FURTHER ExTRlES IxviTED to Mr. OKEV, at the Hotel, or the Auctioneers, 3-1- Monnow Street, Monmourh Chepstow, Coleford, Newport and L'sk. TYDU FARM, LLAXARTH, MON. 25 Exce!!ent HEREFORD CATTLE 40 EWE & WETHER LAMBS 2 WAGGON HORSES Collection of Capital IMPLEMENTS & MACHINES j)0o Gallons of Excellent Cider, 25 Tons of HAY in lots, 12 Tons of WHEAT STRAW in 3 lots, and a Tons OAT STRA\ which MR. MONTAGUE HARR!S, F.A.I., will Sell for Mrs. Morgan, who has sold the Freehold and is leaving, on MONDAY, 20th OCTOBER, 1919. Sale at 1.30. PEN-Y-BAIR FARM, FOREST COAL PIT, BRECONSHIRE. 6 HEREFORD CATTLE 100 Excellent RADNOR SHEEP 2 WAGGON HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, &c., which MR. MONTAGUE HARRIS, F.A.L, will Sell for Mr. James Davies on FRIDAY, OCT. 24th. Sale at l p.m. sharp. GLANNANT, LONGTOWN. SALE OF FURNtTURE & EFFECTS for Mr Alex. Johnston, who has left the district, WEDNESDAY, 22nd OCTOBER, 1919. Sale at 1.30 sharp. MONTAGUE HARRIS, F.A.t., Auctioneer TRESENNY FARM, GROSMONT. IMPORTANT SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD FARMtNG STOCK, by instructions from Mr. Thomas Farr, THURSDAY", 3oth OCTOBER, 1919. MONTAGUE HARRIS, F.A.)., Auctioneer Established 1747. DAVIS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS. Property Specialists and Expert Vatuers For the County of Monmouth. ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS. 26, STOW-HILL, MAGOR HOUSE, NEWPORT. USK. TEL., 2815. TEL., 8. i- Ili seellaneous. Mr. Frederick J. Shaw, PA.8. LAND AGENT, Chartered Surveyor & Vainer, Begs to announce that his connection with the Monmouthshire War Agricultural Executive Committee (Technical, Land Cases, Survey and Claims Section) having terminated, he is return- ing to Private Practice and has opened an Office at the undermentioned Address. He has in the past been connected with three eminent Firms of Land Agents, Surveyors, Auctioneers, Agricultural Advisers, Valuers and Arbitrators (including Presidents and Members of Council of the Surveyors' Institution) practis- ing in London, as well as the Provinces. He has held Public Appointments as Govern- ment Valuer to Somerset House, and the Board of Agriculture, and Surveyor to Boards and Commissions. Mr. Shaw is prepared to render professiona services and manage Estates in Monmouthshire and the adjoining Counties of which he has an intimate knowledge. W'ESTGATE CHAMBERS, iith October, igig. NEWPORT, MON. nth October, 1919. Y.M.C.A. HatI, Ahergavenny. Popular LECTURED OCTOBER 23rd- "RUSS)A AND THE WORLD,'? by GEO. HOWELL, Esq., F.G.S., M.Inst. P.T., F.R.G.S., of Liverpool University. NOVEMBER 6th— THE SCOPE AND SCtENCE OF SWANK," by REV. RUSSEL BAKER, Birmingham. NOVEMBER 2oth— DRAMATIC, POETIC & HUMOROUS RECtTAL, Interspersed :x*th Zither Monologues, t by PROF. WM. MILES, F.R.S.L., London. DECEMBER 4th- DAVID LLOYD GEORGE," by REV. EVAN WILLIAMS, Newport. DECEMBER i8th— "ADVENTURES OF A CYCLiNG VAGABOND," by FRED W. GILL, Esq., F.R.G.S., Dart- ford, Kent. This Lecture will be Illustrated by Limelight Views. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Commence at 8 p.m. Admission for Course of Five Lectures, 2/6. Individual Lectures, i/I Tickets can be obtained from the Secretary, Mr. T. BEVERiDGE, Mr. HrBERT EvAXS, or the Steward at Y.M.C.A. Social Dept, open every evening from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. I Wanted. GOOD GIRL, or Woman 26 to 30, for Children must be clean and healthy.—Welcome Caf-. WANTED, Boy for Bakehouse, to learn trade.— Gould, West-End Bakery, Abergavennv. COOK-GENERAL Wanted house-parlourmaid kept family two.—Apply .Mrs. Knight, Glancibi Grange, Chapel-road, Abergavenny. WANTED to Rent on long lease, small modern House, in nice part Abergavenny.—Apply S., Chronicle Omce. WANTED urgently, 5° Bricklayers, 10 Car- penters and 6 Plasterers. District rates.— Applications to Labour Omce, Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron & Coal Co., Ebbw Vale. WANTED, a young Girl as General Servant good wages.—Mrs. Jones, Ashbrook, Windsor- road. WANTED, to Rent or Buy a Six or Eight-room House, in or near Abergavennv. Advertiser has a house in Brynmawr he could exchange. —Box 30, Chronicle Onice. WANTED, respect-able Lad on Farm milk mid make himself generally useful thoroughly good home.—Thomas, Henllys, Raglan. WANTED, young Girl for Housework mornings only.—Mrs. Harrington, The Studio, Frog- more-street. WANTED, Apprentices to General Drapery and Millinery Departments also for Bookkeeping —Apply for terms, Thomas & Sons, 39 Cross- street, Abergavenny. WANTED, Second-hand Pianos and Organs, for cash. Best prices given.—Send card to Heins & Co., Ltd., The All-British Firm, 23 Frog- more-street, Abergavenny. WANTED to Purchase, Ladies' and Gentlemen's and Children's Second-hand Clothing best prices given will call on receipt of post card. —Apply, Mrs. Jackson, 4 Chapel-road. Aber- gavenny. WANTED. Cook-General and Honse-Parlour- maid.—Apply Mrs. Posnett, Westneld, Wes- tern-road, Abergavenny. ————————————————————————————————_ ARTICLED CLERK Requires Bedroom and Sitting-room.—Apply J. Straker, Son & Chadwick, Abergavenny. WANTED, Bedroom and Sitting-room (fur- nished) for yonng couple.—Apply Mack, Chronicle Omce. AN EXPERIENCED GENERAL Required; good plain cook two in family. Good wages to capable girl.—Apply Mrs. Stanley Meacock, j J3roiilit-ren," T-17 Stow Hill, Newport. WANTED, for Chester, Cr.ok-Gener.l small convenient house two in family.—Write :Irs. J. :Iu.-grave, 23 Glan Aber Park, Chester. For Sale. GARDEN BARROWS, Ladders, Carts, Gambos, &c.—Watkins, Wheelwright, Mardy, Mon. SCRUBBING BRUSHES.—Exceptional values at Bevan's, 10 Cross-street. STAINLESS STEEL'.KNIVES, now in stock, at Bevan's, 10 Cross—street. FOR SPOONS & FORKS, white metsl or electro-plated, good selection, try Bevan's, 10 Cross-street. PLASTERERS' HAIR at G. R. Boundy's, 22 Frogmore-street, Abergavenny. PICTURES for Sale. See my window.—Ernie Delaneld, 21 Neville-street. IRISH MOSS for Pig Feeding, at G. R. Boundy's, 22 Frogmore-street, Abergavenny. FOR SALE, a large quantity of good Second- hand Bricks.—Henry Pitt, Brecon-road, Aber- gavenny. SASH WEIGHTS, Rustless Furnace Pans, Doors and Frames and Gratings, at G. R. Boundy's, 22 Frogmore-st., Abergavenny. FOR SALE, Swiss Billy Goat, with Toggenburgh markings 12 months old.—Miss Morgan, Brooklands, Abergavenny. FOR SALE, Rhode I. Reds Cockerels, April hatched, 10/6 each.—Mrs. Williams, Llandilo Farm, Abergavenny. THIRTY PULLETS for Sale hatched nrst week April first cross of pedigree layers.— Apply, Gardener, Cae Kenfy, Abergavenny. FOR GAS MANTLES, Upright or Inverted, Gas Globes and Chimneys, try Bevan's, 10 Cross-street. FURS, £10/10/ Very fashionable black Set whole skins. Tango Stole and fashionable round Muff. New two months ago. Approval j willingly. Accept £3/3/Belmont, 3, Aubert Park, Highbury, London. FOR SALE, a Plot of Freehold Land situate in Clifton-road, Abergavenny, now in the occupa- tion of Mrs. Morgan as a garden.—Apply Messrs. Hodgens & CunliSe, Solicitors. £8 PROFIT from eight birds in 12 months was made by Mr. Neve, of Cambridge. He used Karswood (Harmless) Srice. Packets 2td., 7td., 1/3.—Jenreys & ttjn, Frogmore Corn Stores, Abergavenny. QUICK sales depend on merit. Karswood Poultry Spice, containing ground insects, is best by test. 500,000 poultry-keepers use it. Packets 2jd., 7+d., 1/3.— Jeffreys & Son, Frogmore Corn Stores, Abergavenny. Leather Attache Cases, different sizes.—M. Morgan & Co., Chronicle Omce PRACTICAL PROOF of the value of NosTpo- T,u<:E Nasal Specific awaits every victim of Nasal Catarrh, Influenza, Head Colds and Sore Throat who will give it a trial. Use ior health and comfort of nose and throat. Of leading Chemists everywhere 1/3 (by post 1/5). Sold by H. T. T. Roberts, 56 Frogmore-st., H. Shackleton, o Cross-st., R. M. Williams, 51 Cross-st., Abergavenny T. B. Dougall, Bethcar-st., A. Williams, Church-st., Ebbw Vale. u_- To Ijet. TO LET, Graigddu Cottage, Llanthony, in good repair 3 bedrooms.—Apply Matthew J. Knight, Llanthony Abbey. Lost or Strayed. LOST from Tredilion Farm, on Monday, H Black-faced Ewes.—Maddocks. REWARD.—LOST, Lady's Gold Wristlet Watch. Inscription on the back.—Apply Police Station, Abergavenny. LOST on 25th Sept. (Fair Day) from Market, One Welsh Ewe pitch-marked W right side and rump.—Evans, Far House Farm, Bettws.. Miscellaneous. To Saddlers and Harness Makers. A LL Men wishing to join in their Trade _?? Society are invited to do so. Apply G. MlTCHET,T,, 45 Chapel-road, I Abergavenny. PICTURE FRAMING.—Orders solicited. Choice I assortment of mouldings.—Ernie Delaneld, 1 Neville-street. Miscellaneous. COHSEUM ABERGAVENNY Telephone ;)3. MANAGING DIRECTOR RICHARD DOONER. RESIDENT MANAGER: W. B. WALLER. MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY :— SESSUE HAYAKAWA H!S B!RTHR!GHT. A Stirring Drama. "T!H M!NH." Chapter 9. Featuring RENE CRESTE (ot "Judex Fame). The Vi!!age Chestnut. Featuring FATTY ARBUCKLE in a Two-Reel Screamer. PATHE GAZETTE (changed twice weeklv), also WEEKLY PtCTOR!AL will be added THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY :— ENtD BENNETT THE MARRIAGE R!NG. Sensational Screen Drama. HANDS UP Chapter 2. Pathe's Master Seriat. F)SH HOOKS ANO PL!ES Comedy. ADVENTURES AMONG THE CANNtBALS. Chapter 8. REVISED PRICES: Adutts. 5d., 9d. and 1/ Children admitted on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at half-price (with parents). Children's Matinee on Saturdays. Admission 2d. Doors open at 7. Commence 7.45. Saturday at 6.30 and 8.30 p.m. Matinee Tuesday and Saturday at 2.30. f'&rr BETHAMY BAPTisT CHURCH. Harvest Festival Services, Preacher: Rev. H, W. Moulton, Newport. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12th, 1919, at 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. At 2 30 p.m. M)ss Berry's Harvest Home will be rendered. MONDAY, OCT. 13th.—Services continued at ¡.30 p.m. Preacher MR. W. J. MICHAEL. Soloists Miss JoAX JoxKS, Miss HvA HAMKR. AH Seats Free. Everyone cordially invited. Gifts of Fruit, Vegetables, etc., gratefully received. UaneHy, Uanwenarth, SJangenny & L!anfo!st Ploughing SocSety. The 52nd Annuat Competition will take place on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd. 1919, On PENTWYN CLYDACH FARM. GILWERN. HEDGING AT TYRARGOED. President \V. M. Esq., Abergavenny The usual OPEN and LOCAL CLASSES. There will also be a Second Class for HEDGING for Men. who have never won a prize (open to a radius of 15 miles from. the Village of Gilwern). Entries for Hedging close definitely on Saturday, October i8th. THE LUNCHEON will be held same evening, at THE BEAUFORT ARMS HOTEL, GIL- WERN, after which the Prizes will be awarded. Schedules of Prizes can be obtained from E. MORGAN, Secretary, Tyr Factory, Govilon, Abergavenny. AT G. R. YOU CAN GET FIRE BRICKS FIRE BURRS AND GRATE BACKS THE H. V.E. FIQE G!{ATE IN STOCK. 22 Frogmore Street. FOR PURE HOME BREWED ALES AND STOUT, W!ME8 AND SP!R!T8 -TRY- THOMAS DELAFIELD, KtNGS ARMS, ABERGAVENNY. DO YOU D. Ie A I U'S 1: Æ 111 MlnAQVLOUS CHEST COUGH AMD f M 3!! R ?"? t3 B E?* F? N P" ?% HE&LER .j -1.1 .&1( "( a.1l ill ettf'c\ 1"1('" I .n (] '1-. o "II Cb'ltt, 11M Sto ft '\r\.tl(ufr '0 aht"aln '!(\d direct .8c1oatr.1 lit- Of L. tf. G. HUQHES, nut q"mø.Ii"JJ Co.. I "THE BREATH OF Lif&. Miscellaneous.. OPPOSITE BANK HOUSE ARMY BOOTS NEW 1919 PATTERN 500 Pairs to select from in 4, 5, & 6 Fitting, and 5 to 12 in Sizes. The only Store that supplied the 3rd Mons. in 1914. '9  2 mGH sr, ?tL?JM?R-?"' H?? '?t?L'?? ?X y?€BS? 5& 2 Abergavenny a. 1II1,.m- EYESIGHT HEADACHE This is the result of neglect. Some small ? defect exists in the eyes, which though too 0 slight to prevent clear vision, is serious o because it places the eyes under a constant ? strain, f) Nothing wastes nervous energy like ey?' eI ? strain—indeed Dr. A. L. Ranney says, ? look to Eyestrain as the chief cause of nervous !j derangements." g Nearly everyone nowadays suffers from !1 some kind of nerve trouble—neuritis, neu- g rasthenia and nervous breakdown are every" ? where. n It behoves everyone, therefore, to make sure that their eyes are not imperilling their  health, ?[j Pains in and around the eyes (especially behind and above) as well as at the back of the head, nearly always indicate eyestrain. Whereas medicine, can only relieve the symptoms in such cases, proper Glasses will remove the cause, and thus effect a per- manent cure- Headaches which follow eye work such as reading, sewing, sight-seeing, railway travel- I ling, or visits to theatre or picture house—al! show the need for Glasses. I Chronic headache—the kind which recurs Feriodjcallycan be curtid, in ic; cases out of 20, in this way. Best Quality Lenses and Frames correctly Fitted by I HARRY SHACKLETOM, QUALIFIED CHEMIST & OPTICIAN, 9 CROSS ST.,ABERGAVENNY. __i'lt::r.1IiIi''7.Hr;'H:¡;¡;ml,R_m_j Oculist's Prescriptions Dispensed. -W 40 L T D., THE FURNISHERS. t HAVB RHGULAR DELIVERIES TO ABRRGAVHNNY AND DISTRICT AND CAN CIVB YOU THE ADVANTACR OF SHLRCTION FROM LARGH STOCKS at LOW CASH PRICES (all plainly marked) QUICK AND FRBR DELIVERY SHOWROOMS (over a third of a mile in length 181-2-3 COD1.DJ.ercial DEAFNESS HEAD NO!SES——————— THROAT & NASAL CATARRH and all troubles due to Loss of Hearing, quickly yield to 'Mackay's Auraline' A remedy of established reputation in every part of the world. Perfected and invented by a well-known Ear Specialist. Numerous testimonials prove conclusively the emcacy and superiority of this specinc over every other known treatment.—Sold by most Chemists at 3/- bottle, or direct from THE MACKAY REMEDY CO., 106 Liverpool Road, Islington, London. LOANS< prepared to TJ? ?HE CORPORATION are prepared to receive LOANS on Mortgage of the Ratea *Tid various undertakings. For terms, apply to TOWN CLERK, Town Hall, Abergavenny. Town Hall, Abergavenny, July 25th, 1919. Dancing, Deportment and Physical Education. -T?/rISS C. E. STEVENSON will resume her Classes at the ANGEL HOTEL on Wednes- j?j[_ October 8th, and Saturday, October Hth. day, PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT. For particulars, address MISS C. E. STEVENSON, Nevill House, Abergavenny. RATS, MICE, MOLES, COCKROACHES and BEETLES greedily eat Harrison's Reliable Rat Poison. Cats and Dogs will not touch it. Vermin dry up and leave no smell. Price 6d., IS., 2s. 3d., and 3s. 8d. postage 2d.—G. W. HARRISON, Chemist, Reading. Sold by Chemists. Agent for Abergavenny: H. Shackleton, Chemist, 9, Cross-street. Bryn- mawr A. M. Jones, Chemist, 74 King-street CrickhoweU Kirklanc1 CHRISTADELPHIAN HALL, LION STREET. ABERGAVENNY, SUNDAY NEXT, OCT. 19, 1919, At 6 o'clock (Please note alteration of time). Speaker: Mr. E. GnfHths, Tredegar Subject "CHR!ST IS COM!NG." COME AND HEAIt AND JUI)OF,,FOR YoURSEL?. BEATS ARE FREE, AND No COLLECTION. I Abergavenny Urban Food Control Committee. T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the AUDIT J- of the Accounts of the Receipts and Ex- penditure of the above Committee for the year elided March 3ist, 1919, will be held by R. G. Woodyatt, Esquire, District Auditor, at the Town Hall on Monday, the 27th day of October, 1919, at 2.15 o'clock in the afternoon; And I hereby further give Notice that a copy of such Accounts, duly made up and balanced, together with all books, bills, accounts, vouchers and receipts mentioned of referred to in such Ac- counts, will be deposited at my Omce and be open during omce hours thereat to the inspection of all persons interested for seven clear days before such Audit, and all such persons will be at liberty to take copies of or extracts from the same, without fee or reward. Dated this loth day of October, 1919. (Signed) WM. H. HOPWOOD, Executive Onicer. REFERENCE LEAVES. ALL COUNTERFOILS on the FOOD CARDS should now be in the hands of the Retailers. Any person who has not received a Food Card should at once apply at the Food Omce. WM. H. HOPWOOD, Executive Omcer. loth October, 1919. INCOME TAX. NEW ASSESSMENTS. STOCK VALUATIONS & ACCOUNTS. HXPERT ADVICE. SETTLEMENTS NEGOTIATED HXPEDITIOUSLY. Messrs. Vauahan-Bichards & Williams Surveyors, Valuers & Accountants, Have Special Practice in TRADESMEN'S ACCOUNTS and INCOME TAX ASSESSMENTS. Imperial Chambers, Ebbw Vate.1 Tel. 51. Beaufort Estate (MRce, CnckhoweH. Tel. 16. Miscellaneous. ==========-=-==-=-=-=-=-:==- BOROUGH THEATRE. MONDAY, OCTOBER 13th, for Six Mights and One Matinee. L'-NOR-NIO-Cs- ATTRACTION FOR MUSIC LOVERS. THE FLINTOFF MOORE OPERA COMPANY in their repertoire of Grand Opera. MONDAY—Verdi s "LA TRAV!ATA." TUESDAY—Balfes "ROSE OF CASTtLE." WEDNESDAY—Verdi's "!L TROVATORE." THURSDAY—Wallace's MARtTANA." FRIDAY—Gounod's FAUST." SATURDAY (Matinee) —Verdi's "RiGOLETTO.' SATURDAY Evnxixc.—"BOHEM<AN GIRL." FUEL CHORUS &: ORCHESTRA. Each Evening at 8. Matinee on Saturday at 2.30 PRICES 3- freserved), 2,'4, and including tax). Reserved seats nny he booked nt Messrs. C.s. Early Doors, 7.15., 3d. extrj. BOROUGH OF ABErCiAVENNY. NOT!CE OF INCREASE IN PRICE OF GAS TO CONSUMERS BY PREPAYMENT METERS. FpHE TO-VX COI'XCIJ, regret that owhi.? ?L t? ?'e increased cost of Coal, Labour a?d Materi_as. they are compelled to increase the price of Ca.s to consumers by Meters. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the sum of Tivo Pence must be paid to the Collector for every Sllilling taken from the Prepavmetit Meters after this date. Dated this 30th (Ly of September, 1010. W:\L H. HOPWOOD, Town Clerk. RuU¡errord's Agricultural Depot- TR.' CTOTZ- working in theAber- -a n- U.k and Raglan Districts. For write to D. E. DAVIES, at the ANGEi< HoTEi<, ABERGA '-ENY. ?. ? ??? C?. k s .f? ma d <* ? t¡:J .tj.il{fl:¡;l: !/??5 BiRDB ? ? C' ?'?&\?-??? '?' ? t?'' ?ri?<n? t'J??tIaOSo<l.??'?."?'T!?t. 'S ? j? S \—'? i)B!??9tt!!?'w???smMC!??

INDUSTRIAL PEACE. The railway strike, if it has done much harm, has also done some good, in that it has pointed the way to an avoidance of industrial upheavals in the future. On the .one hand it has shown. that there is need for better machinery for dealing promptly with disputes and wages claims on the other hand it has demonstrated that in this democratic age it is not wise for a body of workers to vest in a few men the auto- cratic power of calling a strike before the rank and file have had an opportunity of expressing their views, by ballot or otherwise. This is clearly seen by Mr. G. N. Barnes, Mr. G. H. Roberts and Mr. W. Brace, whose sympathies towards Labour cannot be doubted. The latter goes so far as to suggest an interval of two weeks between the breaking off of negotiations and the commencement of conflict, and he pertinently points out that the principle of delay is one of the most valuable clauses in the League of Nations charter. The Government have shown themselves anxious to secure harmony in industry by the establishment of ,? Whitley Councils and other means, and they will no doubt learn something from their ex- perience of the railway strike. On their part, enlightened trades unionists are realising that they may benent by a process of reconstruction in their organisation, just as the nation may benefit by reconstruction in national administra- tion. One of the happiest omens for future industrial peace was the conciliatory atti- tude, of the Trades Union mediators connected with other industries than the railways. They might have added fuel to fire and precipitated a greater national calamity. Instead, they preferred the part of sweet reasonableness and gentle persuasion, and to them is due a large measure of credit for the settlement, which it is to be hoped will leave no bitter memories and personal antagonisms behind it. This is no time for recrimination, but for pulling together in order that Great Britain may re-establish her financial prestige and be able to tind the where- withal to carry out those schemes of social amelioration which the working classes so ardently desire. There may be people with but an elementary knowledge of political economy and international credit who may think that the nation's financial prestige does not matter a ng to them. It is a pity that every article of American origin which they buy, particularly cotton goods, has not marked upon it the excess prjce they have to pay for the depreciation of our credit in America, for there is no stronger appeal than the appeal to the pocket. The Mayor-Etect. The Mayor-elect for next year is Alderman Lt.-Col. J. G. Bishop, who accepted the invita- tion of the Council in committee on Monday night. The choice is an excellent one and Alderman Bishop will carry out the duties with dignity and credit both to himself and the town.

I BOROUGH THEATRE ATTRACTIONS I A WEEK OF GRAND OPERA. Music lovers and opera goers in the district have a rare treat in store for them next week, when the well-known Flintoff Moore Opera Company, who are a combination of very nne operatic artistes, will visit the Borough Theatre in their repertoire of famous operas. The following is the programme :—Monday, Verdi's La Traviata Tuesday, a revival of Balfe's The Rose of Castile Wednesday, Verdi's 11 Trovatore Thursday, Wallace's Mari- tana Friday, Gounod's Faust Saturday, matinee, Verdi's Rigoletto Saturday, evening, Balfe's The Bohemian Girl." The principal artistes are all well known in operatic circles and include the following :—Mesdames Hilda Morris, Lily Moon, Ethel Fitzgerald, Constance Bower. Lilv Moodv, Janet Warburton, Messrs. Wm. 0'Connor, Robert Turley, Arthur Meates, Flintoff Moore, Edward Evans, Theo. KusheII, Patrick Miskelly, Gilbert King, snd Cuthbert Hawley (musical director). There is a well-balanced chorus and the company's own orchestra. Special scenery and costumes are carried for each opera, and the presentation will leave nothing to be desired. Mr. Flintoff Moore was prominently associated with the Moody alicl 'until recently was Manners Opera Company and until recently was principal baritone with the O'Mara Opera Com- pany. &