... Parapets, Garden Paths, Carriage Drives, and Stable Yards. TERMS—MODERATE. WORK GUARANTEED Esti and Specifications may be had on application to HUGH ROBERTS. Fern Bank. Rhyl. SERVANT, good. Wanted, for small Family, Must know Cooking, have good character. State wages.—Mrs. R v B. 33, High street, T O- JONES. VALE STREET, DXINBXGS. SPECIALITIES For the present Season TA TftMPC! has a choice ...

... THE ORTH TIMES. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA* THE KIMBERLEY FIGHT. OONFIDENCE IN THE TOWN. BOMBARDMENT OF MAFEKING: “ORE DOG KILLED. 10W GENERAL SYMONS WAS BURIED. ...

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... LADYSMITH SURROUNDED BY THE ENEMY. OBSERVATIONS BALLOON. There wae at the beginning of the week pause he active operation* in Natal —the lull whicn, lb« penal correspondent at Ladysmith observed, mght possibly precede a storm. The Boer orces, under the chief command of General lubert, and estimated at from 15,000 to 18.000 •leu, including commandos from the Free •»»te. were closing round ...

... The Time* special correspondent at Cape Town, telegraphing on Sunday night, said news has been received there that our outposts at Ladysmith were lighting the Boers on Sunday. He adds that President Kroger is believed to be at Glencoe. ...

... The special correspondent of the Standard Ladysmith telegraphed on Monday that the enemy had succeeded in capturing 1500 mules, loss that will seriously inconvenience our transport. “CXSCaiPCLOCS SPECULATORS. * According ooire*pondent at irhan. General Sir George White haa received the following tueaflife telegraph from General Jonbert; ** Muat express sympathy. Byu»ona unfortunately badly ...

... Details of the action at Rietfontein on Tuesday of last week show that the enemy’s position was one of extraordinary strength. Our infantry behaved with their customary resolution, but the artillery did most execution and paralysed the enemy’s lire. ...

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... CLAIM FOR COST TILKS. Mr. Jolm Robert» and Mr. Boaz Jones seconded, the adoption of the report of (he Main Roads Committee for the Denbigh district This report contained the correspondence he tween the County Council and the Ruthin Town Connctl with reference to the claim the Utter for the cost of tiles used in the con strnetion of footpaths along main roads in the horouch, the amount of the ...

... If any reader who i« in difficulty with reference his garden, will write direct to the address given bene th, his queries will be answered, free of charge, and by return of post —Editor]. Some correspondents omit to add their names, or merely end with initials. these case* it obviously impossible to reply.-EK.T. THE FLOWER GARDEN. CYCLAMENS. These beautiful half hardy perennials are eauly ...

... Ladies and Gentlemen. , At the close of a keen, but good hnmoured contest, 1 found myself, not only elected member of your Town Council, bnt placed second on the poll, although I had most formidable rivals to contend with. It is therefore my duty to thank you for this expression of your esteem and confidence, and It affords me much pleasure to convey you my sincere gratitude. lam deeply ...

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