... COMliRCUL SA.MS. JOHNSTON, MILES, AND CO., CARDIFF IMPORTERS OF AMERICAN AND CANADIAN PRODUCE. WILL OFFER FOR SALE On Arrival of S.S. RHIWEHDDA — (Due on Friday), A QUANTITY OF AMERICAN APPLES, Consisting of NEWTON PIPPINS. BALDWINS, AND QUINCES. 41545 RICHARD ENGLAND, IMPORTER OF FOREIGN POTATOES, &c., WEST BUTE DOCK, CARDIFF. IN STORE, 26,000 BAGS GERMAN REDS, 400 TONS FRENCH POTATOES. JUST ...

... The Offices of the CITY EDITOR of the SOLTII W ALa DAILY Niiwa are at 17, WALBIIOOK HOUSE. WALBROOK, E.C. All coimuuiueations intended for our Monetary and Commercial columns shoul t be sent there bef jre 4p.m., SO as to appear next day. HERBERT RAKE, STO C K BROKER, OFFICES BANK BUILDINGS, SWANSEA. 40:31 ROBERTS AJSTD LYDDOX STOCK AN!) SUA Hi!; BUOKEiW, 17, CHURCH OTREET AND VIENNA CDAMBERS, ...

... VERY USEFUL CHRISTMAS PBEaENTa OB NEW YzAR's GtFTe.—The New Automatic Itmtting- Machine will knit a. sock in 20 minutes, a stocking in ha.)f-an-hour fully fashioned, ready for wear. Brajbury's Sewing Machines, with the new self-acting winder and otber recent Improvements, are a wonder of the Kilting, Thomas?'F?nt John?s-sqn?re, C?rdin. 81C5—40199 TARAXACUM AND PoDOFHTLLIN. This fluid ...

... Errs S GLICERIKE JUJUBES. CAUTION.— Those elective and ag-reeable confections are sold by moat Chemists. By others, however, &ttemuts are often m&deatsubsMtut:on. WctheteforetJeem'it necessary to caution the public that they can onjy be obta.iued m boxs3, edandls; Labelled jAMZs Errs & Co., Hcmoeo- p th:c Chemists, 40, Tbreadueedie-street, and 170, Picea- ...

... THE PONTYPOOL FREE PRESS' IS SOLD BY THE FOLLOWING AGENTS iRi?nevruA\T f Mr BRAIN, Post Office. ABE11SYCHAN. | Mn Th0MAS) nr. Rail. station ABERTILLERY Mr J. ESAU, Stationer ABERCARNE Mrs ROACH Mrs REES, Post Office BLAENAVON Mr PROBERT, Stationer [ Mr I. MORGAN, News CWMBRAN Mr SAMUEL. Stationer CRUMLIN Mr LUCAS, News Agent GARNDIFFAlTH Mr CHAS. HERBERT GRIFFITHSTOWN Mr H. PEACH, Gen. Dealer ...

... IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. In the course of the next few weeks the PRINTING AND PUBLICATION OF THE NORTII WALES GUARDIAN WILL BE CARRIED ON AT THE NEW OFFICES IN ARGYLL STREET, Which have been erected, and are now being fitted up for the purpose. At the New Offices, the paper will be printed on a Dawson's Improved TWO-FEEDER WHARFEDALE MACHINE. These Machines are admitted to be the newest and ...

... 1879. CHRISTMAS r CHRISTMAS II CHRISTMAS I I 1879. ■ W. ...

... COMMERCIAL SALEa. JOHNSTON, MILES, AND CO., CARDIFF IMPORTERS OF AMEUICAN AND CANADIAN PRODUCE, WILL OFFER FOR SALE On Arrival of S. S. CITY OF BRUSSELS 1000 AMERICAN TURKEYS 1000 AMERICAN GEESE 1000 BRACE OF CANVAS-BACK DUCKS Also a Quantity of VENISON AND BLACK BEAR AND A NUMBER OF DEER. AMERICAN FRESH BEEF & MUTTON, Daily Arrivals. 41545 GERMAN POTATOES. LAST CARGOES THIS SEASON. Ex S S. ...

... Jlutrcs. X\T Y- EDWARDS' A/» • CARDIFF aud NEW YORK ^reaa|&|gg|y &TEAMSH1P LINE. lows iLra'UJB;' yte',mers °* this Line wiij 41 as fol. RHIWIXLD* » VA''L>UT. RKEUBI.\A» toiis.tSA'U.M!DAY, Dec. 27 RHKOH o'o^! SATURDAY, Jam 'i 2,3vt» ton. SATURDAY, J.u>. 17 RHEO' 4 >• TO CARDIFF. « RUIWri,^ 0,u .TURilAY, Dec. 27 •RHECim' ..8f:^tons. SVTURDAY. Jan. ;0 Tii LL( T, -W TON.SATUUL 'AY.»■ -.7 and ...

... Akviok. to ^Iothkrs !-Arl) you broken in your rest by a s'ck ,l.iin snfferill' with tile paill 0 cnt! in;! teetll? Go Ht once to a chcnrist and get a bottle of .Mas Winsi.ow's Soothinu Sykup. It will relieve the poor sufferer immedi- ately It is perfectly liatauieairyul pleasant, to it pro- duces natural, quiet |b eyr^iy relieving the child true pa-.n, and the little ctierulfctwakes as bi ght ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. C WHITE.—Your letter on Emigration to Texas shall appear in our next. It is unavoidably crowded out. A MIXICU- M\N.—We must declinc to publish your letter on the Town Hall Eisteddfod. It isinncour- teous, to say tip leàst of it, for anyone to adjudicate npoll the adjudicators at such meetings, The duties are far from easy, and, we believe, are always per- formed in ...

... THE SHEFFIELD EPECTIOiN. SPIRITED PROCEEDINGS. MrWortley addressed two ii eetiiigs of work- ing men at Brightside on Wednesday, and two other mfeting in the evening, receiving in each ca.e resolutions promising support. The principal tooic was the foreign policy of the Government. His friends con-i ier that his prospects among the working classes improve daily, but Mr Waddy has the largest ...