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ANGLESEY WINTER ASSIZES, 1884. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ASSIZES and GKNKKAI. CA>L DKLIVEHY, for the County of Anglesey, will be opened at BKAUMAUIS, in the said County, on VilliKBDAY, the 24th day of JANVARY, 18S4. All Justices of the Peace, Mayors, Coroners, Bailiffs of Liberties, Jurors, Persons bound by Recognisances, Prosecutors, Witnesses, Chief-con- stables, and Others luning Business at the said Assizes, are hereby required to attend at the COUSTY HALL, in the Town of BKAUMARM aforesaid, on FRIDAY, tie 25th day of JAXCAHY, 1884, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon precisely. THOMAS FANNING EVANS, Esquire, High Sheriff. Under-sheriff's Office, Beaumaris. 2nd January, 1884. 2078 MERIONETHSHIRE ASSIZES, 1884. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Commission of Nisi Prius of Oyer and Terminer, and of General Gaol Delivery for the County of MEluosETn will be opened lit the SHIRE HALL, in the Town of DOLGELLKY, on THURSDAY, the SEVESTKKSTH day of JANUARY, 1884, before The Honourable Sir JAm:" Firz STKPHKN Knight, ono of the Justices of the High Court of Justice. All Justices of the Peace, Mayors, Coroners, Bailiffs of Liberties, and Chief Constables, within the said County, all Jurors, Persons Bound in Recogni- zances, Witnesses and others having Business at the Assizes are required to attend at tho said SHIm; HALT., on FRIDAY, the EIGHTEENTH duv of JAXCAHY, 1884, at Half-past TEN o'clock in tho forenoon precisely. DAVID WILLIAM KIRKBY, Esquire Sheriff. Under-sheriffs Office, Machynlleth, 29th Dec., 1883 2051 TIE IIUGII I.LOY1), DKCEASEP.—Pursuant to the Act of Parliament 22nd and 23.d Victoria, Charier 35, intituled An Act to Further Amend tfc': Law of Pioperty and to Relieve Trustees," NOTJCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that nil CREDITORS and other Persons having any Claims or Demands against the Estate of Ilroii LLOYD, late cf MACHYNLLETH, ill the County of Mont- gomery, Sci? i?o,?, Deceased, who died on the 7th Say of AM.IL, 1883, and Letters of Administration with tho Will) to whose personal Estate and Effects were Granted to MAKOAKKI ANNADELLA JANE PARKINS (wife of WILLIAM TIIEVOR PAI:KISS, Esquire), the L iwfiil Cousin German of the Deceased by the Principal Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's HighCourt of Josticeon theTwu.vrv-TIIIHI> day of OLTOIIEK, 1883, are Hereby Required to send Particulars of their Claims to us the Undersigned, the Solicitors for the Administratrix, on or before the 14th day of Fi:ii:ir.w:v llext, after which date the said Administratrix will Proceed to Distribute the Assets of the said Deceased amongst the Persons Entitled thereto, having regard only to the Clainis ana Demands of which the said Administratrix shall then have had Notice; and the said Administratrix will not be Liable for the Assets of the Siiid Deceased or any part thereof so Distributed to any person or persons of whose Claims or Demands she shall not then have had Notice. Dated thi3 Third day of January, 1884. HOWELL ANI> EVANS, Machynlleth. 2091 Solicitors for the Administratrix. BOROUGH OF BANGOR. THE Post of COLLECTOR OF RATES for the J. above Borough is VACANT and will be Filled up at the next Council Meeting. Salary .1:100 a Year. Collector not to hold any other Office, or do other Work. Security Required to be Given, £500 Applications to be sent in to the Cndersifciitd on or before the 19th instant. Dated tho 10th day of January. 1884. It H. PRITCHARD, 2113 Town Clerk. TO FARMERS, BUILDERS, &c. THOMAS HUGHES, CAM?S. LLAHAIRYF.CH.,N'I begs to make it known that he has been appointed by Messrs IIAYN?, and Co., Llysfaen, as their SOLE A(TET for the Sale of their cele. brated LIME for Bangor, Aber, Bethesda, and Menai Bridge, and Surrounding Districts, and all ORDERS entrusted to him shall have prompt attention. 1748-247 TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, &c. M P. OWEN MORRIS, Builder and Contractor, 1"1 Carnarvon, having purchased the business of Ironmonger carried on by the late Mr ELLIS JONES, is prepared to dispose (by Private Treaty on very advantageous terms) that old established business of BUILDER and CONTRACTOR, bituatod in CoNsi AV; INI:-I>:R,KACE, CARNARVON, consisting of well- seasoned Timber (Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Oak, Ac.), with l.arge, Well-Lighted, and CounJlJien Work-Shops uI.d Office attacked. A Complete Eup1.c Shed, Circle Saw Bench, and other Latest Machinery. lIod,eJ by all Excelleut Steam Engine. The Trcii ises are held under a Lease at a very low rental. Apply to Mr OWES MORRIS, Builder, Contractor, and Ironmonger, Castle-street, Carnarvon. 2026 BANGOR AND AHVON PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. (ixcoiiro::ATED USllt:1I THE BUH.DINO SOCIETIES ACT 1874. ■Reserve I-und iCl703 (and Large Increaso every year.) Poind of Directort:— lIr T. T ROIIKRTK, Chair'n, I Councillor J. E. DAVID Liiwis, ROSKKTS, >!<3ein)an MI MIACH ROHKBTS Mr EVAN JONES, M: DAVJI. WIIIJK. | „ WM. ROBERTS, Mtiii<ifiiu<l Director:— "MR W CADWALAPtf DAVIES Distriot Bank, Bangor. ,"H.IWltt" — Mil JOHN ROBERTS, Bangor. llonkerx;— TJrftps ] I GH, JONES, and Co., District Bank I IW\n,C]AL BANK, LIMITED and Branches. Surrey<>r:— Ma DAVID WILLIAMS, 39, Victoria street, b pper Bangor. Offices:- rxw ?" STRUT, ??°' (adjoining the Dibtrict Paik P^i^rr^ *VIU)1NG or BUYING J HOUSES. Ac.houtd APPLY AT ONCE to the above SOCIETY, which offers special facilities to parties to become the owners of their own •dwellings or business premises. EASY REPAYMENTS. By paying a small sum every month, the u. i.ne to te^u'ie ptnity. A MORTHAOF. can be redeemed at any time, without any legal expenses, and without the Day- men! of any Fee. ABSOLUTE SECURITY to the Borrower against the calling in of the Mortgage before tho expiration of the stipulated period. THIS ¡';l'ltn:Hn"s CHAHOFS are fixed according to scale, and are very moderate. LIBERAL AI>\ ANCKS made with promptitude, and at m Kieiate i ates, for the, ten, fifteen, or twenty years. RIi.i'.nfy.!('fS .\sn St'1I8CIIJPTIOX8 received on the VTPCT Tt, ESDAY in every month, at ihe Qfticee of the ^RUTV' IIIOH.«TBKH, BANGOR, at HALF fAST SIX in the evening. hsb nitoiinaUon apply to the Managing Direct or, to the Purveyor. 24 NEW MUSIC. ANTHEM, Ym mlaen, ym mlaen (" Press on, A press on "), and Four New Carols for Christ- mas, by HKZEKIAH JONES, Bangor Cathedral. 1964 lie CAPTAIN KINSEY H A.YWARD, DECEASED. THE Creditors of the above-named are to send J. Particulars of their CLAIMS to the under- signed on or before JANUARY 21st, 1884.-JoH:\ PKITCHAUD, AUCTIONEER, BANOOR. 2055 BANGOR CATHEDRAL. DR. ROGERS' ORGAN RECITALS. JANUARY L 7 14TH, 1884, (No. 9.-Last but one of the Series). Introduction and Allegro Ttache. La Carit:1 Rossini. Bell Rondo Moramli. Overture St. Pet, r (The Sea of Galilee) Dencilict. Allegretto Sclierzando (from the Eighth Sym- phony lieethoren. Funeral March Chopin. COLLECTION. Nachstiick Schumann. Chorus Thanks be to God (Elijah) Jlelldr/swhll. The Tenth and last Recital of this series will be given on MONDAY, JANUARY 21ST. 2122 ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Instituod 1822. Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1830. Under immediate patronage of Her Most Gracious Majesty the QUEEN and the Royal Family. President—The Right Hon. the Earl of DUDLEY. Principal-Professor Sir G. A. MACF ARRE N. BANGOR CENTRE. Local Examinations in the Rprin of 1884. Metropolitan Examina- tions at the ltoyal Academy of Music, in January, 1884. Syllabus of the above to be obtained of Dr. ROOEBS, FAIR VIEW, UPPER BANOOR, Local Representative of the Academy. (By order) JOHN GILL, Secretary, Royal Academy of Music, Teaterden-street, Hanover-square. 2054 8PITZKOP (LYDENBURG) GOLD MINING Is COMPANY, LIMITED. —NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SUBSCRIPTION LISTS will Close on MONDAY next for London, and on TU gSDA Y next for Country Applications. Prospectuses, Reports and Maps can be had on application to EDWARD O'DWYER, Secretary. 11, Queen Victoria-street, London, E.C., January 9th, 1884. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. The Vondors liecept the whole of their Purchase Money in Shares. S PITZKOP (LYDJNBITRG) GOLD MINING k COMPANY (Limited), Capital X200,000, in 200,000cliaresofRl each. Present Issue A;180,000 in 180,000 shares of £1 each, of which 135,000 shares of £1 each are to be allotted to the vendors as full payment of the purchase money. The balance, C45,000, is offered for subscription, pay- able 2s 6d per share on application, 2s 6d per share on allotment, 5s per share in two months, 5s per share in four months, and 5s per share in six mouths after allotment. DIRECTORS. Morgan Lloyd, Esq., Q.C., M.P., 43, Cornwall Gardens, S.W. Henry C. Byrde, Esq. (Deputy-Lieutenant and J.P. for County of Monmouth), Goytrey House, near Pontypool, Monmouthshire. Sir Howard Elphinstone, Bart. (Deputy Lieu- tenant and J.P. for County of Sussex;, 4, Tl.e Lawn, St. Leonard's-on-Sea. 'J. Otto Schuler, ESIl" Villmond Merchant, 12, Hatton Garden, E.C.. 190, Warston-lane, Bir- mingham, and The Abbey, Heme Hill. *S. Franck, Fsq. (Messrs. Frai c'.t and Brother), 10, Rue Povale, Tours. "Thcse Directors being interested as Vendors will only join the Board after allotment. SOLICITOR. Adolpl.us Selim, Esq., 21, Mincing Lane, London, E.C. BANKKID —Loi dun and Westminster Bank, Loth- burv, London. F,.V. SKCRIITARY.—Edward O Dwyer, Esq. OnICE" 326, Mansion HOl1se Climbers, 11, Queen Yic. toria-street, Londou, E.C. Tfcis Company is formed for the purpose of purchasing the Spitzkop Farm or Estate, and the Mining Concession, for developing and working the gold mines and mineral deposits upon the aid estate, which covers ti-n aretl of more than 10 square mile's, and is situate in the famous Lydenburg gold district, South African Repub ic and for the purpose of hereafter disposing of por- tions thereof to subsidiary companies or to individuals. It will be seon from the reports of Rowland J. Atcherley, Esq.. Ph. D., F.C.S., London, Geologist and Mining Engineer, and of J: E. Glinister, Esq., formerly Government Gold Commissioner of this district, and from the report of W. H, Pascoe, Esq., a well-known Mining Engineer, who has recently examined the property, that the value of the pro- perty has already been proved by extensive pro- specting, with results that seem to show that nothing but modern machinery is now required to make this property, which in fact may almost be called a going concern, among the most remune- rative of goldfields. Dr. Rowland J. Atcherley say, I In the entirg district of the Lydenburg Gold Fields, the farm' Spitzkop' is pre.eminently known and recognised as a most valuable gold pro- ducing property." SPITZKOP (LYDEKBURG) GOLD MINING S COMPANY (Limited). MrGtiniatera?o certifies that the rich quartz bearing leaders on this property have been discovered and worked with great results, as is evidenced by the rich specimens found and the large quantities 01 gold hearing quartz now on the surface reany for crushing, work upon which is only suspended for want of crushing machinery, and that the rotten reefs rich in fine gold are now being worked. The value of the alluvial deposits, Mr Pascoe reports that in one part, McLachland's Gulch, an outlay of £1500 would render available for liydraulicking a tract of land more than two miles, long and seventy-live yards wide. The auriferous quartz, and especially i he -1 1 ottert reefs," lire de. I pended upon to furnish material for supplying quartz mills, not only for this Company but it is I expected for subsidiary companies also. The Certificates of assays of nine separate sam- ples made by aRsaYflrR to the Government Mint at Paris and London, bhowed the following results of gold per ton:— 69,1 ounces; 2- ounces; 2, ounces; 9 69} ounces; 2t. ounces; 2ounces; 9 ounces 12 d.-tR.; IS ounces; 3 ounces 17 dwts.; 3 ounces 10 dwts.; 19 dwls. 7 grs.; 19 dwts. 7 grs. The first object of this Company will be the erection of a quartz strmp mill, with all modern appliances to work the large quantity of ore referred to as being on the ground ready for immediate treatment and the reserves ready for extraction. Mr Pascoe, who has recently examined the property says, -1 It is safe to estimate that there are in sight at present 3,000 tons of quartz, worth at the lowest estimate 21 ounces (P8 15s) per ton." It is believed, therefore, that from the mill alone, independent of the profits to be realised from sales of reefs to other companies, when opened, or from working and washing the alluvial deposits, large dividends can scarcely fail to be obtained. I Copietof the Prospectus and Reports and Forms of Applicalion. for Subscription can be obtained at the Offices of4he Company, or from the Bankers, or BoUcitur of fjie Company. 2110 1710UND, on the 7th inst., in Bangor, a GOLD .f1 WATCH.—Apply to Thomas .Evans, 7, St. Pauls'.terrace, Baugor. 2108 PAISLEY SHAWL, taken by Mistake from Masonic Hall, on Wednesday Evening. The one left will ba returned upon receipt of the above Shawl.-Jjodafol1, Llandudno. BKIEKLEY—GITI'ELNS.—The next 01 Kin of ) ELIZABKTH BKIERLEY (formerly GITIENK), late of Cotmanhay in the Parish of Ilkeston, in the County of Derby, Widow, Deceased, who died there on the lGth DECEMBER, 1883, are requested to Apply to the Solicitor for the Affairs of Her Majesty's Treasury, Whitehall, London. 2097 THE ANNUAL BALL OF THE FLINT AND DENBIGH HUNT will take I Place at the PLOUOH HorEL, ST. ASPHH, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13th. Dancing to Commence at TEN o'j'.ock. 2121 I ESTABLISHED 1840. HENRY HILLS AND SON'S WELL-KNOWN AGRICULTURAL MANURES All Agriculturists who have not made trial of these Manures against others are invited to do so. WORKS ;— AMLWCH, ANGLESEY, AND NEWCASTLE- ON-TYNE. Applications for Agencies in unrepresented Districts invited from respectable aud substantial business men. PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. E. C. CLARKE, L.D.S. R.C.S., DENTAL SURGEON, 1, BULKELEY TERRACE, HIGH-STREET, BANGOR, ATTENDS PKNMAENMAWH and LLANGEFNI every A alternate THURSDAY. Dates of Visits:—PENHAENMAWR, at Mr J. EDWARDS, Chemist, JANUARY 7th, 10th, and 24th; FEBRUARY 7th and 21st; MARCH 6th and 20th. LLAK- GEFNI, at Mr HUGHES, JANUARY 3rd, 17th, and 31st; FEBRUARY 14th, and 28tli; MARCH 13th, and 27tb. 707 DR. 0. W. JONES, D.D.S. (A.M.). L.D.S., F.P.S.G., Dental Surgeon, Opposite the Market, Bangor, Soon Requires a Youth as an APPRENTICE D R. O. JONES will be at LLANGEFNI every THURSDAY afternoon, at Lledwigan-road, on the road to the Bank and the County Court. At AMLWCH in the house of Mr Huaiims, Stationer, 7, Market-row, alternate TIESDAY afternoons, viz. September 18th, October 2nd, 16th, and 30th November 13th and 27th, December 11th and 25th 50 BANGOR TO CARNARVON AND CARNARVON TO BANGOR. 1'HE PubJic are ost THr.E .pe??tftilly informed I., pp:e Ft:-J1 Coach "NIMROD will leave the PKNRHYN Allxs HOTET" BANGOR, DAILY at TEN a.m. (Suudajfi excepted), com- mencing on THURSDAY, the 3rd JANUARY, 1834, and until further Notice, for the ROYAL HOTEL, CARNARVON, aud Returning at FOUR p.m. punctu- ally. FARES.—Box Seat .2s 63. Roturn.. 4s Od. Out-side Seat..Is 6rI. 2s 6d. In-side Seat..6d Extra. For all further particulars as to Fares and Paicels, apply to RICHARD HUMPHREYS, 2048 l'enrhyu Arms Hotel, Bangor. ST. DAVID'S COLLEGE, LAMPETER. JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. I ON JANUARY 25th, 1884, a Junior Department o of St. D. C., under the direct Superintendence of the College Board, will OPEN. It will give General Education, Preparatory fer Medicine, tie Law, the Civil Service, and the Higher Branches of Commerce, while Specially Preparing for the College Entrance, Scholarships. aud Responsions Examinations, and thorough Affiliation for Oxford and Cambridge. None under 14, as a rule, admitted. Mr. LLOYD WILLIAMS, B.A., Classical Lecturer in the College, will be Tutor in Charge, assisted on Special Subjects by Professors of the College, and if nejessary, by additional Instructors. Free access to College Lectures, Laboratory and Library. Religious Instruction by Principal TAYNK, under the new "Conscience Clause" of the Welsh Educa- tion Commission. Three Terms, longer than Col- lege Terms. Inclusive Tuition Fee, £3 per Term, payable in advance. Economical Board and Lodg. ing arranged by College Authorities. Exhibitions of J9, £6, and £3 offered for Competition on FRIDAY, JANUARY 25th, at TEN a.m.-Apply to Principal TAYNH or Mr LLOYD WILLIAMS. 2096 T\,rA(?AzTNES FOR THE NEW YEAR, of ifi. which the JANUARY PARTS are now ready at all Booksellers and the Bookstalls. 1. A LIBRARY OF GOOD READING." THE /QUIVER, /or Sunday and General _L W Heading.' Monthly, price 6d. The Ouiver' contains a library of good I reading—Scotsman, "A volume of The Quiver' is a library in itself. "—Nonconformist. 2. "TUB JKAOAZINK FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. c JASSELL' FA.NIILY MAGAZINE. Monthly. price 7d. The stories are good, the pictures clever, and the contents unusually attracti%,e !Tintei. A treasure-house of bright letterpnsss and pleasing illustrations."—Worhl. t Most assilredly the magazine for the liouseliold." Civil Service Gazette. 3. THE BKST MAGAZINE FOR CIITLDREN." LITTLE TTIOLKS for January, price Gd" I forms the FIRST PA.? of NKW VOLUKK, and contains a BEAUTIFUL COLOURED PICIUHK, U ON GUARD." The extraordinary popularity of I LITTLE FOLK* has placed it beyond both rivalry and crit icisni. "-lite Queen. 1, 1 LITTLL,. FOI.;¡H' is the best magazine for ohitdreu."—Graphic. CASSELL & COMPANY. LIMITKB LndgateHill, London. 2107 RICHARD CONWAY, YH STREET. LLANDUDN O, Contractor for all Branchet of Work in PLUMBING, GLAZING, PAINTING DECORATING-, PAPER HANGING, HOI WATER, and GASFITTING, &o., &o. A large AMortment of KITCHEN RANGES I GRATES, aud CHIMNEY PIECES always 0, stock: 3 SCHOLASTIC UPPER BANGOR COLLEGIATE AND PREPARATORY SCHOOL, CONDUCTED by the Rev. D. D. JONES, will be RE-OPENED after Christinas Vacation on TUESDAY, JANUARY 8th, 1884.-5, Penrallt Road. 2046 DANCING AND GA-TIBTHENICS. TIS J. GANDON lo faieran the Residents i of Bangor and vicinity, that a Juvenile Class assembles every WEDNESDAY, at THREE p.m., at the QCKEN'S HKAD CAM, High-street. Also au Adult Class on TUESDAY evening at 8. For further particulars, address, Convent Villas, Rhyl, or Qneet.'s Head Caf6, High-street.—Schools anJ Families Attended. 1852 CHESTER HOUSE SCHOOL. 5 and 7, UPPER NORTHGATE STREEL, CHESTER. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. A HIGH-CLASS course for Pupils intend for A Business. Pupils prepared for Civil Ber ice and all Public Examinations. For terms and References apply to the PRINe PL. 1194 WELSH GIRLS' SCHOOL, ASHFORD, MIDDLESEX. Patron :—The QUEEN. THE School will RE-OPEN on TUESDAY, JANUARY the 22nd. There are at present no Vacancies for the Found ,Tion.; but the Governors are prepared to increase the present establishment of 80 scholars by the election of twenty Additional Girls, who will pay at the rate of £32 per annum, for an education and board, which is costing the Society between £50 and 160 per annum. Forms of application may be obtained from the Secretary, C. W. JOSES, Esq., The Ferns, Balhnm, S.W. 2036 CONWAY COLLEGE, CONWAY, N. WALES. -Term., Thirty-two Pounds per anllum. Classical or Commercial Education, with Modern Languages, (fee. During the past twelve years the Principal's pupils have been most successful at various examinations, having entered" Trinity College," Dublin; the" Bank of Ireland," Dnblizi and" St. Bees Theological College," Cumberland; besides having passed -the following "Prelimi- naries:"—" Sandhurst;" "College of Physicians and Snrgeons," Glasgow; "Royal College of Sur- geons," London; "Apothecaries' Hall." London; "Pharmaceutical Society," and the" Incorporated Law Society of Great Britain.For Prospectus (feo., liddreos-Mr G FAWOETT, Headmaster and Proprietor 63 ESTABLISHED 1868. MOUNT HOUSE SCHOOL, UPPER BANGOR. MISS ANDREWES receives a Limited Nnmber of Young Ladies a., Resident or Daily Pnpils, offering a Sound and Comprehensive Education, with the Comforts of Home. The following Classes OILII be attended by Non- members of the School, i.ajClass Singing, Monday, 12; Arithmetic. Wednesday, 2.30; Dancing and Calisthenics, Tuesday at1' 3.30; Drawing and Painting, Mondays and Thursdays, 2.30. Easter Term will begiij JANUARY 23rd, 1884. Prospectuses will be forwarded on application. 2063 BALA GRA;tR SCHOOL. HEAD-MAHTBR Mr. J. C. EVANS, B.A. (Formerly Powis Exhibiioue)- and Scholar-of Jesus College, Oxford, and latfc Assistant Master at Christ Collegia, Brecon). ASSISTANT-MASTERS Mr.W. G. BONE, (London University). M. HENRI J. MOSQUILLOR, B.A. (Universite de Frau-). PUPILS are r)repr;if rthe Universities, Civil Services, Prelimi.? ?'61a of the Law' and Medicine, and the Oxford and Cambridge Local Examinations. Young Boys are put througha thorough couffle of Training to enable them t. compete for Entrance Scholarships at the large .Public Schools. The school year is divided into throe terms. A limited number of Boarders are taken at tl < Head Master's House, and are charged £ 13 5s a term for Board and Tuition ficausive of everything oxcept boaks). Next Term begins January 15th, 1884. Apply to the Hajid-Mmter. 2014 t THE OSWESTRY HIGH SCHOOL. IIEAT) MASTElt:-M It. 0 WE N OWEN. M.A. (Late Scholar of Jesns Collepe. Oxford, and Graduate in High Classical Honours), ASSISTED BY SEVERAL QUALIFIED MASTERS. THE Premises, including Lawns. Gardens, Field, j_ excellent Class-noma, and Dormitories, are in every way adapted for a First-class School. The Class-rooms, which are large and well ven- tilated. are capable of accommodatirg 180 Scholars. One SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP; equivalent to £30. and one JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP eq uivalent to £20, will be open for Competition January, 3884. The open for Competition '? i a on Tuesda 'v, January Examination will commence on Tuesday, January 8th, and the result will be made known on Satur- day, January 12th. Applications for particulars should be made as early as possible. Two OFKN SCHOLARSHIPS, .the Bell and Dr. Wil- liams', have been won by Pupils direct from the School during the present year; and in all 43 Pupils have passed ttr. various Public Elimina- tions since January, 1879. The NEXT TERM will COMMENCE on TUESDAY, jANDAnv 15th, 1884. Boarders assemble on ]¡foKDAY, the 14tl;i. Prospectus, and views of the Premises, may be had on application. TERXB MODERATE. Early Applications Kill greatly oblige. 1639 FRIARS SCHOOL, BANGOR. HKAD-MA8TER :— W. GLYNN WILLIAMS, M.A., Late Foundation Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge, and formerly Classical Composition Master at Toubridge School (Powys' Scholar, 1870, First-cliss Classical Tripos, 1874). ASFISTANTMAKTERB -.— A. T. Hay, M.A., late Exhibitioner of Queen's College. Oxford, 2nd Class Classical Moderations, 3rd Class Lit. Hum., 2nd Class Modem History Finals. F. W. WAIT. B.A., late Scholar of Emmanael College, Cambridge, Fir" A- enior Optima. E. GSCHWIND, fcorich University. W. SUEPHERD, LaaflOA University and S. KENSINGTON. Within the. last two yeare, Scholarships, &c.. to the amonnt of £290. per warn have been won by boys from this School at Oxford and Cambridge, and 20 boys have obtained the Cambridge Local Certificate. t. Two House Echo?rshipt d the annnal ..lue of EM each will be offered for Competition in SBIIEMBEB next. ',T ?T HE -ill PT-OPBN at NINE a.m., on THURSDAY, lTiWand theExamina .ion of *ndidat4w tor A?M?M' f'U t?.ptace.t ELEn a.m. ■ 4 2M9-543 SCHOLASTIC. BOYS PREPARATORY 80HOOL. MOUNTAIN ) VIEW, UPPER BA?ooB. Next TERM wid Commence THURSDAY. JANUARY 17th. For Terms apply to the Principal, MADAME GSCHWIND, R.A.M., Cambridge Higher (Honours), and South Kensington Certificates. 2100 AMLWOH. THE Duties of Mr. SELLERS and the Misses j. SKLLESS' Schools will be RESUMED on TUESDAY, the 15th of JANCART, 1884. Highly Respectable Referencee- will be given if neoessary. A Quarter's Notice previons to the Removal of a Pupil is required. 2068 LADIES' COLLEGE, ARCVILLE, RUSSELL-ROAD, RHYL PRINCIPAL, Miss MERCIER; Domestic JL Supervision, Mrs MERCIER. Pupils have passed University Examinations, Senior and Junior College of Preceptors, and Trinity College, London. Next Term, JANUARY 22nd. 2064 OCEAN VIEW, PENMAENMAWit, N.W. AFTER the Christmas Vacation Mrs MASSEY A. will have VACANCIES for Two or Thita Boarders. Parents desirous of finding a really Healthy and Comfortable Home for their Daughters, with a Sound Education, Careful Training and Home Comforts, should apply as above. Terms Moderate. Refereuces to Friends of Present Pupils. 2077 THE TATTENHALL SCHOOLS, NEAR CHESTER. THE Preparatory School is for LITTLE BOYS J_ from 6 to 12 yeftra Old the Pupils are well grounded in Elementary Subjects, and carefully trained into correct habits. Pupils in the Upper School-all above 12 years old-are prepared for the various Examinations, or for Professional and Commercial Pursuits. The locality is Healthy and Pleasant, the School-room, Dormitories, &c., are spacious and well ventilated. Splendid Cricket field, Bath-room, &c., etc. Terms Moderate. J. STEPHENS, 2046 Principal. ST. THOMAS'S COLLEGE, RHYL. 1!1o ExpenM of a Boy at this School is strictly limited to the sum named below, and a Reduction is made for Brothers. THE College provides p, HIGH-CLASS EDUCA- j_ TION for Middle-class Boys, bastd on the Protestant and Evangelical principlesof theChurch of England, and at the lowest remunerative expense. Scholarships are open for competition at the commencement of each of the Three Terms. French and German under Professors. Inclusive Fees, for Board and Tution, Thirty-six Guineas a ear.-For further information apply to the Rev. rincipal. 1843 BOTTWNOG GRAMMAR SCHOOL. HEAD MASTEB; Rev. E. PHILLIP HOWELL, B.A., Late Scholar of Jesus College, Oxon., Hononre in Classical Moderations, and in Theological Finals. HEALTHY neighbourhood, within Bhortdistanee Hof the Sea. Pupils carefnlly prepared for University and Theological College Entrance Examinations and for Commercial Pursuits. Boarders received at the Head Master's House. Terms Moderate. Home Comforts. Household arrangements under the personal supervision of Miss HOWELL. Next Term will commence on TUESDAY, 15th JANUARY, 1884. Boarders and Boys from a distance to assemble on the 14th.. Two Exhibitions offered for Competitions at the end of the School Year. For Terms, Ac., apply to the Rev. the HEAD MASTEB, The Grammar School, Bottwnog, Pwllheli 1987 RUTHIN SCHOOL. Chairman I)f the Governing Body. W. CORNWALLIS WEST, Esq Lord Lieutenant of the County of Denbigh. head-matter Rev. W. P. WHITTINGTON, M.A.. Late Scholar of Jesus College, Oxford; Second clafs, Classical Moderations, 1863; Second-class Natural Science, Finals, 1865; for seven year SBCOND MASTRH of LLANDOVERY COLLEGE, and lat Senior Assistant-master of Reading School. Á..i..fl1l1t.m(/.lfe" Rev. DANIEL HUGHES, M.A., Jesns Collego, Oxforl, 1855. FRANK SHE RVILL, B.A., late open Mathematical Scholar, St. Peter's College, Cambridge, Senior Oatime, 1880; late Mathematical Master of Louth School. HERBERT FIELD, B.A., late open Classical goliolar of Queen's College, Oxford; Second-class Classical Moderations, 1877; Second-class, Classical Finals, 1879; late Assistant-master of Bradfield College. T IHIS SCHOOL, founded by GABRIEL GOODMAN, JL Dean of Westminster, in 1594, and recently re-organised by the Public Schools Commissioners, was RB-OPENEI under the New Scheme in SEPTEUIIBR, 1881, and has, during the past twelve months, received a considerable accession ofseholan. This fact, together with the thorough character of the teaching, and the highly satisfactory results of the Examinations, drew from the Senior Examiner, PROFESSOR R HYS, the following encouraging remarks: h With regard to the work of the School generally, far "as it has come. under my notice, I must say that I am ::ver much plenfed with it; the tone of the wbole is dw L,vdl ygood, wl"le the mcumey and readiitm with wl?i?h the boys haw gi, 'hir answen do e?y great credit to the Head-master and the pains-taking Scholars, who have been working with him daring the year The School is destined, if I miatake not, to thrive greatly, and to reach again the mark of it. highest tide of "prosperity in the past The object of the Foundation is to provide a Classical, Mathematical,'and-General Education on very moderate terms. The School was selected by the Public Schools Commissioners as the chief First Grade School of North-east W ales, a selection fully justified by its past reputation and magnificent prospective endowments. The course of study is eitner Classical, hav.iig for its special object the preparation necessary for the Classical Curriculum of 'the English Uuiversities; or Mathematical and Scientific, based on the require- ments of the Mathematical and Science Schools o Oxford ind Cambridge, and of the Indian Civil Ser vice and Engineering Departments; or General, the &jai of which is to offer efficient preparation for the vaHous Legal and Medioal Preliminary Examina iidns, and for Mercantile Pursnits. From thisdopart- meut Greek is ezoluded, andmore opwislattention is directed to Chemistry, French, Arithmetic, Modern History, Geography, Dictation, English Composi- tion, and Book-keeping. Pupils are admit= at the t? of Eight, and special care is taken to make the early training M thorough and comprehensive as possible. The Tuition Fees are £ 8 and MO respectively, and the inclusive charges for Board and Tuition JESI an953 according to age. The Examination of the School will, in future, be oondncted by the Oxford and Cambridge Board of Examiners. flot less than Two,Scholarships, each of the annual value of 98, are offered for competition at thip commencement of each term to bar desirous 01. entering the School-honse as Boarders. The next term begino on TUfiSDAY, Jisiuir 22nd, 1884. ROBERT JONES, FISH, ICE, GAME, AND POULTRY DEALER, BEGS to inform the Gentry and the Public generally that he has established the above buiDt" where he trusts to merit a share of public patronage, and by strict attention to Itusiness to fnia the conliderce of his customers. He has a Fresh Supply DLily of FISH, GAME, and POULTRY, and. also a Fresh Supply of the Best BLUE POINTS and BLSAUMAttlS OY^rjit!. There are Two Rooms specially adapted for Customers to be served with Oysters. HORNER'S CREAM CHEESE ALWAYS IN STOCK. GRIMSBY HOUSE, 238, HIGH STITEET, BANGOR. (THREE DOORS FROM THE POST OFFICE.) 1812 ])OiNALI) CAMEIION, SCOTCH TWEED MANUFACTURER, Merchant Tailor; and General Outfitter, CATHEDRAL BUILDINGS, 205, HIGH-STREET, BANGOR, HOSIER, HATTER, CLERICAL AND MILITARY TAILOR, LIVERIES, Ac., LADIES' HABITS, ULSTERS AND NEWMARKETS, CARRIAGE RUGS, PLAIDS AND CLAN TARTANS. HAVING Completed, and brought hiNew Place of Business into Full Working OrdJr, with a Larp Hand Varied Stock of Hi?h Class WOOLLEN FABHfCS. New and Speoi?Uy Sheeted for Spm? Wear and also being successful in securing the services of a very Etiicient and Ex ,ei lenced CUTTEB. from one of the leading Outfitting Establishments in Edinburgh, he has every contideuce iu being able to ensure Complete Satisfaction to his Patrons as regards both Style and Fu. Being a Buyer of Woollens for upwards of twenty years, from the Best Houses in the Kingdcm, and on the Best Terms, he is now in a position to command.the Very Best Value in the Market, andki hopes that this consideration, combined with strict Personal Attention, and efforts to please, will Eawra- for him a larga and ever-increasing Public Patronage. NEW YEALI'S GIFTS! NEW YEAR'S GIFTS E. ROBERTS AND SON, PORT PENRHYN HOUSE, HIGH STREET, BANGOR. BRITISH AND FOREIGN FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. A LARGE CONSIGNMENT. OF LADIE3' & GENTLEMEN'S AMERICAN ROCKING C3 AIRS. INDIAN, CHINESE, AND JAPANESE PRODUCTS. Green and Gold Antique Porcelain, KOM Kioto, Imari, and Cloisonne Ware in Tea PiN, J{ettle, Tea Sets, Plates, Vases, Bowls, Figuies, &e. Thousands of Interesting and Decorative Objects. A Vast Collection of Oriental Curios. Indian Mattings. British and Continental Fancy Goods in Great Variety. Cabinet Goods in WOlk Boxen, Desks, Jewel Cases, Frames, Albums. Ladies' and Geutl9mens' Bags, Satchels, Portmauteaos, Travelling Baskets, and Trunks. PLAYING CARDf? BEZIQUE, CARD GAMES, DOMINOES, CHESSMEN, DRAUGHTMEN AND BOARDS. BRITISH f. A ,gIff.};¡ E TOYS N /}F BA(Lt R iJè\CHIPTIONS. F R A M E S ENGLISH, GERMAN, and OAK FRAMES of every description made to orfar. BEAUTIFUL BJXLKKK CHINA WAllE in Tea Sets, Vases, &c. Glass Shades, Lustres, Vases, Omammft, Water Botties, Tumblers. Ac. Brushes, Brooms, Baskets,Perambulators, Buckets, Pails, Tnbs, Bowls, Skimmers, Scales, and White Coopery of all Kinds. 1342 I WILLIALlIl EVANS & SONS, CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND FRENCH POLISHERS, 155, HIGH-STREET, B A N G O I.. (Sext Doot. to the Queen's Head Caft.) WT1 O Q BEG to inform the Public thatjthey are Manufactur;ng FURNITURB W. E. &, S. every-description on the PUKMISES, at the most Rea80nabe Pricei. DINING-ROOM SUITES, DElA WING-ROOM SUITES, ol BED-ROOJI SUITES. FEATHER BEDS, HAIR, WOOL, & PL )CK M VT THE -33E- all PjaiFiED, CLKAN <St SWKKTMiraKAUh Old Hair, Wool aud Flock Mattresses RE-DRESSED (by .Patent Machine), and re-made equal to Raw. OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED AND RE-COVERED. Every Description of WINDOW BLINDS, CORNICES, etc., &J" made to Order. BRASS and lBOR BEDSTEADS, SPRING MAT rRESSEi, Ac,, &c., always in Stock. ALL OBDEBS SHALL TIAVE OCA PRT">M!>T ATTRVTIOV, 314 GREAT SALE OF DRAPE RSY GOODS AT VICTORIA HOUSE, BANGOR. IMMENSE BARGAINS IN ALL THE VARIOUS D1PARTMENTS. JOHN EVAN ROBERTS & CO. ONCE more beg tV-inforin their Nimrai Cntmir< in tin T)wii and C>a:Ury that their neiS ANNUAL SALE omirun m FRIDVY, JANUARY 4:h, 1851, an I will be Continued for Twenty One Days. As t!19 Un utr of A-itl I II S tl H *0 Vi >ri i H mo h v03 bejonii so will kfiOWn, ami admitted to hj a b>m .fi ¡- Cle nl\; J, lion 1 tttH "ff .rliq it-t opportunity to Secure Hi^li Class Drapery at Fabtiloa4 f.'1\v P.-be;, i: ii (juice MNEJJSNRY to ,lwJ:1 tt, any length upon the various articles kept, and to unweary the reilir Of ea-Miira'in! prices b;yo:il referring that a Great Redaction willIte mac1e in the Whole Stock, c >ni3ti,1.; Carpets. Linoleums in all makos. Floor Oil Cloths, Mattiuys Cretonnes, Damasks, lipps „ Counterpanes, Quilts Dress Materials „ Dolmans, Jackets, Ulsters India Rubber Cloaks White and Scarlets Flannels Shirtings, Wool Shirts „ Skirta aud Skirtings "I Braid auk Narrow Cloths ill aH uaakfS Tweeds" Shawl and Wool Handkerchiefs „ Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons „ Straw, Chip, Beaver and Felt Ilats Wool Goods in Great Variety B)Y8' atul Youth) Ready Made Suits Silk and Felt Hats Scarfs, Ties, Coll rs, Gloves Shirts, Umbrellas, and Cuffs, &c., &eo Several Thousands of Dozens of Paper.}H*iiging< from ljd per Dozen aud (JPWH da. Ltie aal Leno Muslin Hanging •, Slightly Soiled, at an Enorm JUS Saeritice. Remnants in all 1 epartmeita at Extreme Low Prioes. TERMS: READY CASH! NO ABATEMENT. An Early Call Cannot Fail to Prove Advantageons. JOHN EVAN ROBERTS & Co., VICTORIA HOUSE, BANGOR. January 1st, 1884. 11(6 BANGOR CORN STORES. E 8 T A B H S ti h u i 8 4 8. E, S T k B L I S it I., u 1 848. SAM ITE L-EV A N S, Corn, Flour, Seel, Hay, Straw, aai Oilca'ce Merchant 3 and 4, ARVOtfIA BUILDINGSG BANGOR, THE ADOVE STORES ARE WITHIN THREE MINUTES' WALK OF THE RAILWAY STATION. AGENT FOR Richarclgon Bros. oncl Co., Manure Manufacturers, Bilfast; Manchester Prize Cattle Food Company Brattis Pates* Game. Mail, and Dog BUcaits Evans' EtcelsiorDog Biscuits; the Gloucester Specific for Foot Rot iu Sheep; the Imperial Lvie Stock Inturance Company. THE NORTII WALK" DEPOT rjn FISON AND OO'S. CHEMICAL MANURES, IPSHWICH. The" Crown-" Part Timsead Cake, at 99 5s. Od. per Ton f.oh.. in L-Nerpool in Bulk, American Thin City Muaeed Cake, at £ 8 15s. 01. per TOil f.o.b. in L verpool in Bags. EnjJish Undecorticated Cotton Cake, at C6 04. 0,1 per Ton f.o.b. in I iverpool in Balk. American DooorticatooCritton C&ke, at ill 5s. per Ton f.o.b. in Liveipool in Bags. TWO TON LOTS of the CROWN LIKSKKD CAKY. will he delivere(I Carnage Paid to any Kailway Station in Anglesey, and on theCarnuvoH Line as fas as 15s. Od. per TOIL j under Two Tons at 10s. per cwt. Quantities under One Ton at 10s. 6d. per cwfc Special Qootabcoa j for largo quantities. NO HORSE OWNER SHOULD BE WITHOUT EVANS' COMPRESSED PROVENDER, 10s. Per lOOnxk EVANS' PIG FEEDING MEAL is MyaJ?b? for Store RIA 'nd the bob valm foe the > only kF