The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

The Old-established Business of NIXON AND JARVIS, BOOKSELLERS, BOOKBINDERS, STATIONERS, LETTER-PRESS and LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERS, ILLUMINATORS, RELIEF STAMPERS, AND ARTIST COLORMEN, BANK PLACE, BANGOR, IS still carried on in the Old Premises, and has NO CONNECTION with any other Person or Firm, whether using the name of JARVIS or otherwise. N i x o NTNTTA R Y I S Find it necessary to make this Announcement in consequence of communications intended for them NOT having reached them, and they respectfully request that LETTERS AND ORDERS may be sent to NIXON AND JARVIS, BANK PLACE, BANGOR. Telegrams, NIXON AND JARVIS, BANGOR. 54J MESSRS BROWN, HOLMES & CO. ARE NOW SHOWING NEW FABRICS FOR THE AUTUMN. ALSO NEW MODELS IN MILLINERY, MANTLES, COSTUMES, AND FURS. PATTERNS SENT FREE BY POST. CHESTER, SEPTEMBER 1888. THE I PENRHYN GARDEN PARTY BY the kind permission of the RIOUT Ios. LORD 1) AND LADY PENRHYN. 1. MILLS, PIlOTO GRAPHER, GARTH, BANGOR, had the honour of taking several instantaneous photographs of the Party on the Lawn at the Castle during the day (14th inst.), which will be ready for Sale in a few davs. Particulars may be bad on application at the STUDIO, 53, Garth-road (near the Ferry), Bangor. N.B.-Special advantages given to Guests taking a Full Set. 818L TOWYN TILERY AND PIPE WORKS FORYD, NEAR ABERGELE. LAND DRAINING PIPES from li inches to 6 inches always in STOCK, which are made of the BEST SELECTED CLAY, free from Lime. stone. Larger Sissea made on the Shortest Notice. THE Works have a Siding adjoining the T(?h..ter and Holyhead Railway are near Foryd Pier, Rhyl, where vessels can be loaded. The above WORKS are NEARER to Anglesey and Carnarvonshire by many milea than any other works in the district. For prices and particulars apply to J. WILLIAMS A Co., 867m TOWTN TILERY, ABEBGJlLI. PENMON PARK QUARRIES, PENMON, NEAR BEAUMARIS, ANGLESEY, N. W. THESE QUARRIES are now opened on & large i scale. MARBLE BLOCKS and LIME STONES Sawn, Worked, and Polished by Machinery. Manager: W. THOMAS, Bryn Garth, Baugor London Offices 5, BISHOPSOATE STREET, WITHIN E.C. 25 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS. THE HISTORY of the LAW OF TITHES in Eagland, being the Yorke Prize Essay of the University of Cambridge for ]887. by William Easterby, B.A., LI B., St. John's College and the Middle Temple, 7s 6d. London—C. J. Clay and Sons. Cambridge Utn- vermty Press Warehouse, Ave Maria-Lane, R.C. 702i LANDAUS, BRAKES, and every other kind of Carriage, Also ALBERT DRAGS AND RUSTIC CARTS at very low price", at CAMPLING AND SON, 435A THE RHYL CARRIAGE WORKS. "ROYAL and COMMERCIAL HOTEL," PORTMADOC. F I RST-CLASS IIEAttSE for one or two horses Jt' kept at the Hotel for Hire. 68 Erskine Arms Hotel, C 0 N W A Y, NORTH WALES. CLOSE TO THE RAILWAY STATION AND CASTLE. VISITORS, TOURISTS AND COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN WILL FIND HOME COMFORTS AT THE ABOVE HOTEL. NEWL FURNISHED THROUGHOUT AND UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. Everything of the Best Quality. COACHES FOR ALL THE PRINCIPAL DRIVES PASS DAILY. 259 BANGOR AND NORTH WALKS BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. 1872. Incorpoia'e I 1874. PreskWnt and Cliairmaa of Directors: Dr. RICHARDS, Bangor. SHARES, £10 EACH. SUBSCRIPTION, 2/6 PER SHARE PER MONTH. I AHVANCEf*. MONEY advanced on Freehold or Leasehold 1..1 Property for 5. 10, 15, and 20 years, to be repaid by Monthly Instalments. 0 For further particulars apply to JOHN LUIYD, Accountant, Masonic Hall, Bangor, Managing Director. 841 "EVERGREEN S." STOCK QUITE uNKQHALLED FOR SUPERIOR QUALITY, IMMENSE VARIETY, AND GHIHT RXTENT. INSPECTION EARNESTLY INVITED. DICKSONS (LIMITED), THE NURSERIES, CHESTER. pop J GLENMAHRA! ANALYSIS: I EDINBURGH, 7 th -F?., 1884. I have analvsed and carefully examined several samples of Messrs. John Aitckison # Co.'s 'GLEN- Jf.-tlIRA' JVHISKY taken from their ordinary stork, and find it to be a high flats spirit of full strength, and perfectly free from adulteration of The process of maturing-the object of which is any kind. Me /ra??an< t<Af? Mt <A< na?ut<t< /orm?ton of the fragrant ethers on which the bouquet and flavour so highly esteemed in i/ood whisky tipend-has been completed, and I can recommend the 'GLENMAHRA' WHISKi as one of the finest and best that has come under my observation. JOHN NICOL, Ph.D., Lecturer in Chemistry 42s. A DOZEN 20a. A GALL. SOLE AGENT: WILLIAM EDWARDS, STATION HOTEL, AND MENil WINE AND SPIRIT STORES, BANGOR. 77R ENGLAND is far behind every Country in the World in the Facilities and rh?.p. of Inter-oommuDioation by means of Post Cards. The Post Office realise a profit of 75 per cent. as between the Buying and Selliug Prices. THICK pOST CARDS 61 PER DOZEN. JARVIS AND COMPANY, LORNE HOUSE (Three Donra below Post Office), BANGOR. 649a PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. E. CLARKE, L.D.S., R.C.S., DENTAL SURGEON, BANGOR, TAKES this opportunity of thanking his Patients and informing them that owing to increasing practice be has been compelled to Remove from Bnlkeley-terrace to his larger and more convenient Premises, called TAN-Y-GRAIG, which is situated in the High-street, adjoining the Cricket Ground, where be may be nonsuited for the future free of charge upon all cases appertaining to the Teeth. MB CLARKE, or qaalified assistant, attendo BEAUMARIS every MONDAY, at 50, CASTLE- STREET. PENMAENMAWR every alternate THURSDAY at CANTO* HOUSE. 5aio JUST PUBLISHED. JJARLBCH C A N T A T A. By the Late JOSEPH SKEAF, as supplied to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. Price in Cloth, 3s 6d; per post, 4c. Price in Paper, 2i1 Gd per post, 3s 6d. Copies may be had from M. J. SIEAF, 63, Grove- 6tr.;et. Liverpool Messrs RKID BROS., 435, Oxford- street, London, W.; and Principal Music WARE- HOUSES in town or country 944o DR. JONES, D.D.S., &I., SURGEON DENTIST, Opposite the Markwt, Bailor. I F\ JONES visits LutKQMN? every \) THURSDAY, at Lledwigan-road. AMLWCH with Mr HroBES, Statioer, TUESDAYS, September 25th, October 23rd, November 20th, December 18th. BETHBSDA ind EBENEZEB, TUES- DAY after Pay-day. 10 el- CHIMNEY SWEEPING! fry CHIMNEY SWEEPING c:¡- CHIMNEY SWEEPING WILLIAM PARRY, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, 64, CAELLEPPA, BANGOR, BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of Bangor and 1) the neighbourhood generally that, at the request of several of the leading the district, he has purchased n-w SWEVPIG MACHINERY, and having secured the services of thoroughly Practical Men, W. P. is now prepared to undertake the Sweeping and perfect ieaninR of any kind of Flue, and respectfully solicits your esteemed commands. Grates and RanAes re-set. &c. Payments Quarterly or Half-yearly, if desire Yearly Contracts undertaken. hstimutes supplied. All ORDERS punctually attended to Smoky Chimneys Cured by a New Invention. 571 JOHN LEACH AND CC), NORTH WALES PRIVATE KKQUIRY OFFICES. BANGORHIGH BTREET. COLWYN BAY:—10, STAIION BCAP. J. L. & CO. are also prepared to advance cash to all respectable persona on Property, Note-of-hand, orSeclmty. Ca.$ conducted with Promptness and ?fcrecy.—Wtite or Telegraph to LEACH, Accountant, BANOO» or COLWVK BAY, when s quali- Had lama WtltwMt upOR YOU fQr inetruction. 6WR PARIS FASHIONS AT THE ROYAL HOTEL, CARNARVON. MESSRS BROWN, HOLMES AND CO. lY.1 will Exhibit at the ROYAL MOTET" CARNARVON, on TUESDAY and WEDNES- DAY, THE 2ND AND 3RD OF OCTOBER, their new Autumn and Winter Fashions in MILLINERY, MANTLES, COSTUMES, etc., when a visit of inspec- tion ia respectfully requested. SILK MERCERS TO HER MAJESTY and H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALEB. CHESTER, SEPTEMBER 28TH, 1888. 966t PAJRIS FASHIONS AT THE SPORTSMAN HOTEL, PORTMADOC. MESSRS BROWN, HOLMES AND Ai. CO. will exhibit at the SPC8T8HAN HOTRL, PORTMADOC, ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, the 5TH AND 6TIL OF OCTOBER, their new Autumn andWinter Fashions in MILLINERY, MANTLES, COSTUMES, &c., 'when a visit of inspection is respect- fully requested. SUllt MERCERS TO HER IIAJBSTY and H.R H THB PRINCESS OF WALES. CHESTER, SEPTEMBER 28TH, 1888. 967m MESSRS J. LEACH & CO., Accountants and Auditors, are now prepared to make PRIVATE CASH ADVANCES In any part of England and Wales to all classes of Borrowers, viz.: Clergymen, Profess onal men, Farmers, Shopkeepers, Householders and others, ENTIRELY ON THEIR OWN NOTE OF HAND. The mode of security (no bills of sale) promissory notes only being used. Terms easier than any other office. Repayment to suit all borrowers. All business strictly private and confidential. Distance no object. Mortgages on Bills of Sale under- taken. 845a INVESTMENT LIFE POLICIES. Combining all the advantages of an ordinary Life Assurance with a most PROFITABLE INTr STvKNT III usti ationt of A etva' Remits Fuucarded on Aypliv ti n. LIFE ASSOCATION OF SCOTLAND L(For Life Assurance and Annuities? Annual Revenue £ 482.992 Claims Paid and Bonuses £ 5,700,000 Accumulated Funds £ 3,198,577 LOlliS ON REVERSIONS, &C. Chairman The Rt. Hon. the KARL of STAIR, K.T. Manager: JOHN TURNB»LL SMITH, C.A. Edinburgh,82,Princes' St. London,5.Loinhard St46 ? If IVERPOOl7 & LONDON & GLOBE -L* INSURANCE COMPANY. HEAD OFFICES :—DALE STREET, LIVERPOOL CORNEHLL. LONDON. FIRE, LI Pi, ANNUITIES. Total Funds 97435918 1 otal Claims Paid £ 23 570,241 Net Income for 1887 £ 1,820,886 idOLEKATK KATES. LAKGE BOIIUSES. (LAIMS SETTLED PIOMPTLY AND LIBERALLY For further particulars, and complete list 01 Agents in Wales, see WELSH PRCSPECTUB. AGENTS, AT Amlwch Mr G. M. Hughes, Mona Terrace 1, T. Williams, National Provincial Bank of England T P. Williamson, The Brewery Bangor W. Pnghc. manager, National Provincial Bank of England Samuel Evmis, corn merchant, .? Thomas Parry, Railway Hotel BeSumaris. J. H. Morgan, 29, Cas le Street Bct1,eda. John Jones, idiinager, Carnarvon- shire District Bank Carnarvon. A. A. Hussey de Burgh, solicitor E. E. Jonathan, 40. High Street H. Pritchard, Pool Street Market W. B. Tomkinson, Bryn Siriol Cùlwy" Bay.. G. Bevan, Overton House Convmy Robert Dougall, Ty Blatters Corwen T. R. Wynne, land ag' nt J. O. Pugh, North and South Wales Bank Dellbi<¡h. T. Bellis, 42, Vale Street Holyhead J. Moreton Pritchard, Gors E. Williams, 35, Stanley Street Llandudno. Messrs Johnson and Nelson, solici- tors, Finsbury House, Mostyn- street. „ Mr W. Williams, Myrtle House, Bodhyfryd Walks G. L. Woo?tfy. Library Lhinfavfechan M. Williams, Victoria Inn Llangefni. J. Crewdson, Bull Hotel 11 J. J. Grey, Uulkeley Square J. O. Will iams. corn merchant Llanrwst D. Williams, Liverpool House Mcnai Bridge I. Bacon, Bulk dey Square Penmaenmawr J. D. Davi'S, Eryl Mor Portyit,id-ic G. J. BarnarI, High-street Rhyl Jacob Jones, Bodeuron, Elwy- streot 6 NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE NSOCIETY, ESTABLISHED 1797. HEAD OFFICE :-SURREY STREET, NORWICH. 18, ROYAL EXCHANGE, AND 50, FLEET STREET, E.C. President-H. S. PATTERSON, Esq. Secretar-v-C. E. BIGHOLD, Esq. The Rates of this Society are exceedingly mode. rate, and the Insured are tree from all liability. This Office is distinguished for prompt and liberal settlement of claims, £ 7,000,000 having been already paid for Lofses by Fire. Total amount insured exceeds £ 260.000 000- Losses caused by Lightning or Coal Gas covers Agents in all principal Towns, from whom Pro- spectuses ar.d Information as to mode ot ejecting Insurances may be obtained Rubert Grierson Carnarvon C. Rowland Conwoy. Isaac J. Perry H, lyhesd Wm. David Jones Wm. Wyune Williams Llandudno J. Sarsons Ruthin TIIOB. S. Jones Denbigh .Wm. James Rhy). Mr J. J. Hughes Ruabo,i W. C. Tjler Llangollsn Josh. Manton Llangefni Ellis Jones Colwyn Bay Edward Lloyd Norwich, September 29th, 1888 '99Ot, THE NORTH WALES BLACK CATTLE SOCIETY. I BEG TO GIVE NOTICE that ENTRIES for 1 the Ill. VOL. IIKRD BOOK are now being received, and that the LIST WILL CLOSE on OCTOBER 31bt next. Entry Forms can lie had on application. The Entry Fees for each animal, in the case of members, is 28 6e1, non-members 5s, and remittances must accompany the entries. It is hoped that many new members wili join the Society, the annual subscription to which is only lCs. Some SURPLUS COPIES of the 1st and 2nd Vols. HERD BOOK, with Illustrations of Noted Animals, can now be had at HALF-PRICE, viz., 2s 6(1 per volume. W. A. DEW, W. }.. DEW, Wellfield House. Hon. Sec. Bangor, July 30th, 1888. 690t Scholastic. FRENCH, LATIN, AND GREEK. MONS, JACQUET, B.A. (Paris). Ex-Professor of the University of France, prepares Private Pupils in the above Languages for the Public Ex- aminations, such as—London Matriculation, Dublin University, College 01 Preceptors, Oxford and Cam- bridge Local, Preliminary Law, Medical and Phar- I maceutical Examinations, Scholarships of the Uni- versity Colleges of Wales, etc. Schools attended Terms and References on application to Mons. E JACQUET, 4, Graigfryn, Garth-road, Bangor. z43 DEGANWAY SCHOOL. RAPID PREPARATION for University Matri- culation and Local Examinations, Profes- sional,Preliminary,am! Civil Bervic-o Tests. Special advantages for backward pupils. Terms (1888), April 9tb, July 9th, October 8th. For proQpectDB, &3., address-Rev. R. O. THOMAS, Deganway. 22s GLANMORri HALL, RHYL. PREPARATION fdl the PUBLTC SCHOOLS, i UNIVERSITIES, Ac, by R. M. HUGH JONES. M.A. (late Scholar of Jesus College, Oxford, and late Headmaster of AsUburne Grammar School). Next TERM commences SEPTEMBER 19th. Prospectus, with list of references, sent on appli- cation. Z90 FAIRMOUNT BOARDING AND DAY HIGH SCHOOL, HOLYHEAD. HEAD MISTRESS: MISS HUGHES, CERTIFICATED Cambridge Higher Local \J College of Preoeptors, Trinity College, Dublin, and Trinity College, Lopdon (Music). English and Foreign Certificated Resident Govern esses. Music Master, Mr Webb (Associate Trinity College). Spring Term begins January 23rd. Seventeen passes last year. 69i CAMBRIDGE LOOAL EXAMINATIONS BANGOR CENTRE. FORMS OF ENTRY for DECEMBER next to be filled op and returned not later than SEPTEM- Brit 30th. may now be cbtained from the HEAD. MASTER, Friars School, Bangor, for Boys; and from Miss Rucuse, University College Hall, Bangor, for Girls. n 923A UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HALL FOR WOMEN AT BANGOK, LIMITED. FOR WOMEN.STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF NORTH WALES, BANGOR. LADY PRINCIPAL Miss FRANCES E. HUGHES. TERMS PAYABLE in advance, JE30 to t40 per JL Session. College Fees for the Session, R10. ENTRANCE Scholarships and Exhibitions Tenable at University Col!ege will be offered on resylts of the Examinations in SEPTEMBER, 1888. L For particulars apply to the 561 LA?D?'?R?N?C?P'AL. 561 LANSDOWM5 fiOUSE SCHOOL, LLANDUDNO. Principals—The Misses MATTHEWS «NDSTANDRI>O LIBERAL AND COMFORTABLE HOME t J Resident English and Foreign Teachers Pupils carefully prepared for the Local Examina tions. References to Parents of Pupils. School will re-open on SEPTEMBER 19th. 18-718 MANCHESTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL. THE TEltM began SEPTEMBER 18th. Pro- speotases, &0., on application at the School. Boardinghouse now open under the sanction of the Governors. 582 275a RHYL. SYWELL HOUSE. MR. HA1WARD BROWNE, M.A. OXON., pre- Hi. pares boys for the Public Schools. Home Comforts; Good Bathing; Fine Air; Highest references. Prospectus on application. 96511 1888 LISTS NOW READY. CARSON'S PAINTS. rJpL HB Original Axiti-corroBion has been for Tnearlysoentary SPECIALLY IUNDYACTDRRD for all kinds of OUT-DOOR WORK, and is extensively osed by upwards of 16,000 of the Nobility, Gentry, and Clergy for the protection of Wood, Iron, Brick, Stone, or Compo. It is the most durable and effective paint extant. LIQUID PAINTS FOR ALL PURPOSES. These are beautifully prepared, and of the highest quality- suited for IVKBY purpose "HERIE ordinary paint CAM be supplied. They possess great body and ooveriug power, and are non-poisonoui. 'LA BELLE'E NAMEL, Is unequalled by any offered to the pnblio for Beauty and Brilliancy. All Colours. BATH ENAMEL (three shades). No Private Honie or Large Establishment should be without it. PRICES, PATTERNS, & TttbTMONtAM, POST FREE. WALTER CARSON & SONS, LA BELLE SAUVAGB YARD, LUDGATE HfLL, LONDON, E.C., BACHELORS' WALK, DUBLIN. 143D DIRECT FROM THE MILL. mJL HE GREENOCK KNITTING YARNS and .1. KNITTED HOSIERY are the Best Quality and Value in the Market, and can only be had in Bangor from M. and E. Davies, 102, High-street. 871it DIcKsONs' G BNUINF, FARM AND GARDEN SEEDS for PRESENT and LATER SOWING. CARRIAGE FREE BY POST OR RAIL. PRICED CATALOGUES POST FREE. DICKSON S' (Limited), OFAL SEED WAREHOUSE, 711 CHESTER. COMMON-SENSI AT A PREMIUM.—The VJ Man or Woman with the clearest head for their Age, size, and weight, w¡1I hate ES given them with I every Wednesday's ¡"'í.} of BARKER'S TRADE and FINAP^CE, a Newspaper fdr Everybody.-All Newsagents and Kailwij Bookstalls, or post-free 2d.-35, Mark Lane, London, B.C. SAILINGS BETWEEN NORTH WALES AND LIVERFOOL. TWICE BACH WAY DAILY (SUNDAYS BXCEPTED), Weather and circumstances permitting. The Favourite Steamer "PRINCE ARTHUR" LEAVES STEAMBOAT WHARF, .? ? MENAI BRIDGE, and BANGOR 'SBM? on MONDAY and SATURDAY Mornings ?t6 n BEAUMARIS 6.20, LLANDUDNO 7-30, for LIVERPOOL. On TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY Mornings lexves MENAI BRIDGE and BANQOB at 8-30 a.m., BEACMABIS 8-50, aud LLAN- DUDNO 10, for Liverpool. This Steamer returns from Liverpool ach day atlKpm). at 1-30 The well-known Saloon Steamer "BONNIE PRINCESS" Leaves each day from Menai Bridge and Bangor at 3-30 p.m., Beaumaris 4 p.m., Llsnrltinno 5 p.m., for Liverpool, returning eacli morning from Liverpool at 10-n. Fares: Menai Straits to Liverpool, return 1st Saloon, 5s 6d 2nd Saloon, 4e 6d Llandudno to Liverpool, return 1st Saloon, 5S 2nd Saloon, 4s. For further information apply at the Company's Offices, Steamboat Wharf, Menai Bridge. Agent, JOHN HUGHES. 432-175t SPLENDID SEA EXCURSIONS TO NORTH WALES. THE FAST SALOON STEAMER "ALEXANDRA" OR "MARSEILLES" WILL SAIL DAILY (Sundays J?_. t?, ?. VV excepted, weather and other .ZS??t?'- ?circumstances permitting) from the  S eBa  PRINCE'S LANDING STAGE, LIVERPOOL, at 10.30 a.m. for LLANDUDNO, BRACMARIS, BANGOR, & MENAI BRIDGE (St. George's Pier), arriving in time to leave Llandudno for Menai Straits about ONE o'clock. Returning from Menai Bridge (St. George's Pier) at 3.15 p.m.; Bangor. 3.15 p.m.; Beaumaris, 3.40 p.m.; Ltandudno, .45 p.m.; and arriving in Liverpool 7.30 to 8 p.m. The Saloon Nteamer "MARSEILLES" Will leave the LANDING STAOR every SATURDAY at 1.30 p.m. Passengers can return same evening from Llan- dudno per" Alexandi,&" (4.45).or on Mor day Morning per "Marseilles fron Menai Bridge/6 a.m., Llan- dudno, 7.15 a.m., arriving in Liverpool about 10 a.m. SPECIAL RETURN FARE for these trips, 3s 6d (available for return on day of issue or Monday followins by either steamers). ORDINARY FARES hy Either Steamers (including Boatage and Pier Dues):—SINGLE FARES. -Liver eool to or from Llandudno: Saloon, 311 6d Fore Cabin, 2S 6d. Liverpool to or from Beaumaris, Bangor, or Menai Bridge: Saloon, 4s6d; Fore Cabin, 3s. RETURN FARES. -Avail- able for the SEASON by either Steamers: -Liverpool to or from Llandudno Saloon, 5s; Fore Cabin, 4s, Liverpool to or from Beaumaris, Bangor, or Menai Bridge: Saloon, 5s 6d; Fore Cllbin, 4s 61. INTERMEDIATE FARES. -Llandu(i no to Menai Straits: Single, ls; Return, Is 6d. Children under Twelve Half-price. Season Tickets f2 2s each. Refreshments on Board. For Special Terms for Pic nic Parties, etc., apply on Board or to Felix Henry, 24, Mumps, Oldham Thomas Cook and Son, 61. Market street, Manchester, and 11, Ranelagh-street, Liverpool R. Hughes, 3, Warehouse-street, Llandudno Edward Parry, Greengrocer, Bulkeley-square, Msnai Bridge Evan Stanley, 3, St anley-street, Beaumuis; T. F. Cow- burne, Stationer, &c.. 55, Holyhead road, Upper Hangor; Jeremiah Griffiths, Boatman, Garth, Bangor or to R. and D. Jones, 28, Brunswick- street, Liverpool. Social Saturday Afternoon Trips 1.30 from Landing Stage, returning same day or Monday. Return Far., 3s 6d. The Marseilles is open for charter for the day, to convey School Trips, JFEJ., any days except Satur- days and Xiondais, on moderate terms. 480.2320 IN MAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMEHS TO NEW YOaK. NMAN AND INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. FROM LIVERPOOL EVERY WEDNESDAY. Calling at Queenstcwn every Thursday. Moderate Saloon and Second Cabin Fare. StM-rx?e Fare as low as by any other First Class Li.e. Throonh Bookings to any pMtof the STATES or ? CANADA, iucladiD Manitoba and North and South West Territory. Apply to RICHARDSON, SPKNCE and Co., 22, Water- street, Liverpool; or to Edward Jones, 170, High- street, Bangor; Hugh Hughes, 7, Market-row. Am- lwch Richard Roberts, Old Post-office, Bethesda; John Jones, Bookseller, do Robert Parry, Douglas terrace, do; Hy. J. Williams, 66, Bryngwenith, Ciellwyngrydd. tOO HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED irom MEDICAL MEN. COLEMAN'S LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT & MALT WINE IS a Delicious Beverage and Tonic made from Port Wine, Liebig's Extract of Meat and Extract of Malt Nutritious, Strengthening, Stimulating, Flesh-forming, and lfealth-restoring; ruitable for the Robust in Health as well as the Invalid. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED BY THE MEDICAL FACULTY. Important unsolicited Testimon- ial from E. HOPKINS, Esq., L.R.C.P., L.F.P.S. OVER O-NE (THOUSANI) Have been received from Medical Men, 54, AcTON ROAD, N., BIRMINGHAM, December 17th, 1888. DEAR SIRS,—I beg to acknowledge receipt of sample of your Extract of Meat and Malt Wine," also one you sent a short time hack. I have now QUITH TWENTY PATIENTS TAKING IT; and as a liesti-forming and strength producing agent I consider it SECOND TO NONE, being equully useful in all forms of Debility. Yours faithfully, EDWARD HOPKINS, Messrs. Coleman z Co L.R.1, P., L F.P.S. Sold by all Druggists, Wine Merchants, and pa- tent Medicine Vendors in the United Kingdom, in Bottles 2s 9d and 4s 6d each. Ask for COLE. MAN'S LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT AND MALT WINE, and "see that you get it." If there is any difficulty n getting the Wine, write direct to the manufacturers, who will forward Sample Pint Bottle flee by Post on receipt of 33 stamps. Sample Dozen Bottles free by Reiil on re- ceipt of 30s. can be obtained at all Messrs Spixits AND POND'e Hotels, Refreshment Buffets, and Bars, in flatks, Is eaob in bottles, 2s 9d each and 4e 6d each. Sole Manufacturers, COLEMAN & Co., Limited, St. George's, Norwioh, and 3, New London Street, London, E.C. 614 LORNE ff OUSE, BANGOR. JARVIS & COMPANY, FAMILY <f the late Mr WILLIAM JARVIS, deceased (of the firm of NIXON AND JAUVIS), wlwe interest in that firm he ceased. PRINTERS AND LITBOGR PHRS. DISCOUNT BOOKSELLERS, PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERS, ARTISTS' COLOURMEN, DIE SINKERS, i ijj-ari'i RELIEF STAMPERS* AND ILLUMINATORS, INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR THIS YEAR'S STOCK OF FAN C Y A R, T I C L E S, Suitable for presents-, RANGING IN PRICE FROM Is TO 100s, AND CERTAINLY THE LARGEST SELECTION IN THE PRINCIPALITY. LORNE HOUSE, BANGOR. (THREE DOORS BELOW THE POST OFFICE). Telegram* JAR V IS, BAN G 0 R 63 "CYMRY AM BYTH." Hi L L 1 S S EBT. 1825. RUTHIN ABSOLUTELY PURE. "CRYSTAL SPRINGS." W A 1 E R S Caution-Corks branded R. ELLIS AND SoN, Ruthin." Every Label is registered, and bears Name and Trade Mark (Coat on Shield). SOLE ADDRESS R. ELLIS AND SON, RUTHIN, NORTH WALES. London Agents: W. BEST & SONS. Benrietta Street Cavendish Square. 161 LEA AND PERRIN S' SAUCE Purchasers should see that the Label on every Bottle of.the Original WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE Bears their Signature, thai  ?0 ????6??<? IS" Sold Wholesale by the oprietors, Worcester; Crotse and BlaekweU, London; and Export Oilmen generally. Retail Everywhere. ASK FOR LEA AND PERRINS' SAUCE. 83 PIANOFOhTE, ORGAN, AND HARMONIUM TUNING, &c. ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF 70 YEARS. A. E/ICHARDSON, SUCCESSOR TO BOUCHER AND CO., CHESTER, PIANOFORTE TUNER, &c., TotheirGraoesthe DUKE and DUCHESS OF WESTMINSTER SIR WATKIN WILLIAMS WYNN BARf., MP., and LADY WYNN; The RIGHT HON. WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE M.P., and MRS. GLADSTONE and the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry of the District. TUNERS OF APPROVED ABILITY VISIT REGULARLY THE WHOLE OF NORTH WALES ALL COMMUNICATIONS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. WALTER MURDOCK and Co's. Walnut Cottage Piano, 21 Guineas. Oar" People's Ircn \V Pianoforte, handsome Walnut Case, Panel Front Trusses, 20 Guineas. Our 11 Schoolroom I Pianoforte, Walnut Gold Incised, 16 Guineas. Our "Cottager's" Pianoforte, handsome Walnut Case. 15 Guineas. A written Warranty with every Instrument, Carriage Paid. Twelve Months FREE Tuning and Exchanged Free within Six Months if not approved of. ( INSTRUMENTS ON THE THREE YEARS SYSTEM 7 CIRCULATING MUSIC LIBRARY, 43 BRIDGE-STREET ROW, CHESTER MRS M. A. CROOKS, ( OPPOSITE TH £ MARKET HALL, f. BANGOR, AND 71, HIGH STREET, RHYL. 1 THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT FOR FIRST-CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES. ) THE LARGEST STOCK IN NORTH WALES. PINNBTS'S BOOTS IN STOCK, AND LADIES DRESS SHOES or ALL ^OITS I THE K WATERPROOF, BOSTOCK'S SHOOTING AND WALKING BOOTS. NATURAL AND SYSTEMATIC BOOTS AND SHOES FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. Gentlemen s I)i-esi Boots and Shoes, And a great variety of Hand-sewn Button, Laee an,1 Elastic Gentlemen's Walking Boots and Shoes, also Men's and Women's Boots Very Cheap. A moet Extensive Etock suitable for all Classes. AN INSPECTION INVITED. LADIES' SHOW AND FITTING ROOM UPSTAIRS. HAND-SEWN BOOTS MACS TO ORDER. REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED. NOTE THE ADDRESS. t