... (Criccieth).-To be LET, Furnished, for the Summer months or longer, an old-fashioned RESIDENCE, standing in pretty grounds facing Cardigan Bay. Approached by carriage dnve, and contains nine bedrooms, bathroom, three reception rooms, sitting hall, and domestic ...

... 27p. To be SOLD by AUCTION by HI TTLNDALE & WATSON at the King's Arms Hotel, Kenilworth, ThursdaY, loth, 1902, 4a. or. 27p. To be SOLD by AUCTION by W HI TTLNDALE & WATSON at the King's Arms Hotel, Kenilworth, on ThursdaY, July loth, 1902, at o'clock prompt ...

... mounted on crimson ground. At Alderman Burt's there was a gas star with a couple of Union Jacks and a Royal Standard. At No. 11 Cardigan-gate, a crown with E.A. wrought with bucket lights was displayed. As Mr. Bunks' shops the windows were picked out with electric ...

... and John L. Shine. As exceptionally strong east has been arranged, iuslud Ing Messrs Charles Glennoy, Wilfred K. Shine, Charles Book, Nelson Ramsey, Min Kathleen Doyle, Miss Jeanette Carow, Mice Ida Valli (the celebrated shild actress), an IMr John U Shine ...

... I OU»EMAID, good and thorough, want -d; rcspet-tuole young person; home ; wages Bs. ; cook-general kept.—Applv. Lord Cardigan. Cardigan-rd., Bow. HOUSEMAID, experienced, wanted; age about 20. Apply. Hutton House, Hutton. Essex. HOUSEMAID, about 17. wanted ...