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... TO-DAY'S MONEY. [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.) r. « LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. Opening. Ii.20 a m.—Apart from continued Actlrttf in American Railways dealings were very moderate it) S' )cii Mar et.,i. Consols steady. In Foreign Bonds Chinese 5 per Cent. Gold firm at H advance on pur- chases Portuguese £ better. Home Itailwavs quiet —Brighton Deferred J lower, American Kailwavs strong on favourable New y0rk ...
... I DASH FOR LIBERTY. Four military prisoners confined in a gaard- oom at Chatham garrison made a daring dash for liberty in the early hours of this moroiug. The guard-room had lately been strengthened owiog to PlIL-oners having escaped through the flooring and other weak spots, and a seutiy was on gcird with londed lifle. Ne-vertheltw, the prisoners got way throngn a window by rearing up ...
... THE PONTYPRIDD CLERKSHIP. A special meeting of the Pontypridd District Coutieil was held on Tuesday afternoon to cou- sider the appointment of clerk. The proceedings were conducted in private, but we understand that 20 applications were received, the local appli- cants being Messrs Richard Hill-Male, J. Ooleuso Jones, W. Grifiths, Alun Morgan, Richard Morgan, solicitort-, and Mr J. Spragne) ...
... (OUR OWN BLEND), At the same Price, giving our customers exactly the same value ft SON, 44, High Street, Denbigh. ...
... DEATH. MATTHEWS.—At her residence, 44, West Parade, Rhyl, on the 12th inst, in her 74th year, Jane, lelict of the late Charles Matthews, of this town. WILLIAMS.—Oh the 5th inst., at 4, Blackburn Street, Higher Openshaw, Manchester, aged 49, Mary, the wife of Walter Williams, printer, lata of Rhyl, and wti4 interred in Droylsdea Ceme- tery. ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES DEATHS DEATHS. DAVIES.-On May 21st, at Maesbury, Richard Davies, aged 41. Printed and published by SAMUEL SALTER and DAVID ROWLANDS, at their Printing Office, 21, Berriew Street, Welshpool, in the County of Montgomery. Also published by J. SPENCER, at their Branch Office, Chalybeate St., Aberystwyth, in the County of Cardigan.— May 26,1900. ...
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... DIARY OF GARDEN WORK. mk ne a are to be bad in all pure white to Pwonies will grow ia either shade or wich Gog. If planted in the sanshine well short manare early in sammer. robast foliage and Pat the flowers need a mower in if nos done, as the grass is growing rapidly and ho have ot week grass should set the cutters eile high higher ; halfan inch makesa lot of dif- make a common. means mast ...
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... ag if L =f PAN KS in | entirely left her, and ithas not since returned. This letter about a little girl is She now is very better in health, is relation to her frequent attacks of bronchitis from infancy. Bat it aleo coptains another im- ‘ stronger and more vigor’ also eats much point which we desire to better. She takes Scott’: readily. and portant emphasize. This is in relation to taking ...
... CELLENCE IPT BAS Have the LARGEST SALE in the Wo THE REA § FOR THEIR GREAT POPULARITY | BECAUSE—They Excel all others in Value. BECAUSE—They are the Perfection of Teas, Delicate in Flavor, and Exquisite in Aroma. BECAUSE—In Buying LIPTONS TEAS you Buy Direct from the GROWERS. Why pay 2s to 3s 6d for Tea when you can buy from LIPTONS THE FINEST TEA THE WORLD: PRODUCES NO HIGHER PRICE. / & NO ...