5 x 6 mud pump liners fotsale for sale

Lake Petro provides high quality Mud Pump Parts including Mud Pump Liners, Mud Pump Fluid End Module, piston, Valve and Seat etc. With more than 10 years of experience in the oil and gas industry, we are dedicated to help and support our loyal clients with the most cost-effective and quality Liners and Pistons. We also provide mud pump price and mud pump for sale.

We offer Liners with Ceramic (Zirconia and Aluminium oxide) and Steel (Metal and Bi-metal) materials for all common brands of the mud pump and triplex mud pump.

Bi-metal liners (double metal liners) are made of forged steel shell and wear-resistant sleeve of high chromium iron. In the production process, the size accuracy should be strictly controlled, which can ensure that they can be easily and stably installed. The inner sleeve with high finish and hardness is wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant and has a long service life. The bi-metal liners are suitable for a lot of bad working conditions. Its service life is more than 800 hours.

Ceramic Liners are made of a ceramic inner sleeve and a forged steel outer shell. The service life of ceramic liners is about 4000 to 10000 hours, the minimum time is at least 2000 hours, which is a lot more than bi-metal liners. Because of the phase transformation toughen technology, the ceramic liners have the features of wear-resistance, erosion-resistance, high-pressure-resistance, high hardness and strength. Zirconia type and Alumina type are common type of ceramic sleeve. Compared with Alumina type, Zirconia type liners have better toughness properties and a much longer service life. Piston wear and water consumption for lubrication can be reduced as well.

All Lake Petro liner products are interchangeable with O.E.M. products. Meanwhile, we provide customized Liners according to drawings. Our liners, also with our other mud pump spares, are supplied for use in Honghua, F-Series, Bomco, Emsco and National lines of triplex drilling pumps. Let Lake Petro be your one-stop shop for your whole fleet of pumps. Please refer to “Suitable Pump Models” Lable for more details.

Centerline Manufacturing is committed to the highest level of customer service quality.  Every Centerline pump is comprehensively and repeatedly tested at diverse pressure levels to assure that it goes to our customer in perfect operational order. Centerline technicians work to ensure that our customers fully understand the operation of the model being delivered.  If a customer"s pump is down, we understand the importance of timely response and parts availability.  Centerline technicians will assess the problem and make repairs to bring the pump back into new specification. The Centerline mud pump technicians are well versed and qualified to operate and repair any product that is provided to the customer.

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I Five Lines 45 Is. 3d. 28. 6d. 3s. 9d. I Six Liners 54 Is. Cd. 3s. Od. 4s. 6d. I Each additional ■ line 9 Os. 3d. Os. 6d. Os. 9d. H Tiiese clrir^es apply only to the classes of advertisements SJKJCI- H fta.i ocio".v, am! are strictly confined to those which are PAID FOR ■ yxTsviot s TO INSERTIOS if not prepaid, they will be charged by ■ Cfne!1 scale :— H ^Vj-AKl"MENTS WANTBD. I MONST WANTBD. ■ -APVAIMKNTS TO SB LBT. MISCKLLANROCS TVANTS. I Aancc-F.s LOST. PARTNRRSHIPS WAHTIB. ■ AsttlCLKi Ft/l"SO. SlTOATlON"S WAXTKD. I H^SEfRSSF* TO BE SOLD. 1 SITUATIONS VACANT. ■ JIoubis TO LIH. SALM BY PRIVAT* COKTKAOT. ■ Parties answering Advertisements in the South Wales Daily ■ Jftws are requested to attend to the following explanations :— ■ Address to an initial (or number) at the Office means that appli- ■ c-"ion must ue by letter only. directed to the initial or number at ■ tho Zeics Office (as A. 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MARY STREET, CARDIFF, I to Thorn all Business Communications should be addressed. I Litters containing NRWS or LITERARY CONTRIBUTIONS should be I wl tre«*-e THE EDITOR, South Wales Daily Hewn, CARI>IFF." I EDUCATION. I friHF. RUDIMENTS or MUSIC.—A Young Lady of experience J, is desirous of TEACHING CHILDREN the Rudiments of Music. Two lessons will be given each week. either at their or AdverVser"* residence. Terms, 10s 6d per quarter. Address AlusicaL ~jT~ta«i*. hiji"y educated, experienced teacher, having limited jnc ime, se ks a friendly homo as GOVERNESS or COM KsNTON, whe"B duties occupying part of the day are required. Is a goo. r rt rich tcholar, musican, and singer. Address, Miss Am", Mrs. Grimes, Mierborne, Dorset. 4583 DOMESTIC SERVANTS. WASTE" in Park-place. Cardiff, an experienced SERVANT. Apply at 31, Loudoun-square, Cardiff. 4773 SITUATIONS VACANT. OUTFITTERS. Wantel immediately, a pushing hand. E/ery opportunity for advancing his position—Evan #>r.v!e £ liigh-atrBet, Swansea. TO- C.OTHIEM and e ^e"ianccd ASSISTANT in Rtadj -made Department. A pxxl Apply, stating age, wages required (out- cio"J. i.cc-s, tc to W. Price and Sons, Cardiff House, 4809 Co., Pembroke Dock, require an Ex- V ( r ei.ced and Junior Hand.—Apply personally, or state full ixu-tf- 4800 GKOCk1^.—Wanted a Young Man well up in the GROCERY Apply to Mr. Thomas Cordy, iroceiL Huh strce", Newport. 4789 0n7AOKVCY.- Wanted^ GENTLEMAN with influence, fcr the of the Lubricating Mineral Sperm Oil. Appy to I t.chrvru f.ovg and Co., 21, Tempest Hey, Liverpool. 4700 CLS"KS.—Wanted Two or Three thoroughly efficient RAIL- l.L WAY CLERKS, well acquainted with the general routine of 1 Trafi- and Railway Clearing HOU";8 rtquiremtnt8..Age 5 to SO. Applications, uiving full particulars of qualifications, sc., to be addressed to Railway," Daily News Office, Cardiff. 4791 RINKEltS. BANKSMEN, TIPPERS, and FIREMEN are re- quested to keep from Penrhiwceiker, Mountain Ash, a» a i* cu. 4787 f"l r ANT!) 3. ( O iipetent Person as Manager to the Cwmaman r -operative society (Grocery and Provision trade). Good required, and a small security. Application, stating age od 6i.la.-y cxpoctc J. addressed B. Henton, Co-op., Aberdare. 4"86 HOW TO MAKE MONEY!-Accept nur Agencies, by [jL •jchich many are making a Comfortable Income. No :is: Liberal Terms. !s £ oet, Liverpool. 476-t —\Vanttd iaimeiiiate y. a steady Junior Hand. 5 App y, 8tating wages, &c., to Walow and SOTl, Pembroke. 4772 *Tf T AN"l-fcI>, a Bteany, sober Man as CARTER. State wages. /p ply to D. Morgan, Energlyn Mills, Caerphilly. 4765 J- R!C t" RIiS, Chemist, 33, Castle-street, Swansea, has a j VACANCY for an tduc ted Youth as an Apprentice. 4766 j VACANCY for anlduc ted Youth as an Apprentice. 4766 A DVFI"TISEJIKNT CANVASSKR wanted for Jswansea and l>istrict. Apply, with full particulars, as to exi erience, Aary, fx., t-unean and Sens, Dai"y Office, Swansea. 4761 BOiJY .MAKERS.—Wanted, a BODY MAKKR for light work alw>, p. WBH LER. Apply to Fraser, Neath. 4749 rflK Pi;K-SS —Wanted immediately, a REPORTER who un- dfcjs.ta.ndjj Komcthirgf of the Commercial Department for a i"-wsnaper at a fir-t-clws Welsh watering-place Address, Mr. fcuulaa, Xorth WaTer Chronicle, Bangor. 4754 t^J^A^TED immediately, an OFFICE L\D, who must be *» au art and intel"i*ent, and a good writer. Apply in own iwulwriting, stating; .-ai»ry required, to Messrs. John Jenkins and 4746 in sOuth Wa]M for lY Th, M>1"(hntile Dirpctnry of the World." Commiesion 29 oent. £2 deposit, which is returnable, required for book. 4>lJly at cnoe to Mr James Wilson, 6, Talbot-court, Eastcheap, xipiion, E.O. 4737 rwNE TH»>I"SA\"T>LOtNTb WANTED to Sell Yorkshire LIST J HEARTHKUG-^ new designs. Catalogues free.—J. Beeven, "Uzwilha[)ô-&tr,ct, Hudderafield. 4616 GENTS WASTED every vihere7 Sa"ary an l"conTmission. £ 4 £ weekly easily realised. Address X., W. Langstaffe & Co., ifork. ° 4584 AGPTS Wanted to Sell Cheap Jewellery, &c. wholesale £ V ™fi ot(u s post free. PARB & Co.,Manufacturers, Lozells" ioxl, 4(375 rf^AATED, AGENTS to 8e" Je^lYeryTwatc^esT and varioM iEi r.o?s. wholesale catalogues sent post-free. \pp:y> Henry Mav. Birmingham. 4510 i"ci WEEKLY UPWARDS may be ExSILY and I ±% HOVE-TLY REALISED br persons of EITHER SEX without hit dnnce to present cccuration.—Enclose, for particu- ars sad U ■>* l,aJ"XJ? J addressed WAITS, and COMPANY, Merchants, Excbane- Imiidii gs, Birir.ingiiam 4447 TMPORTANT AGEVCV. — To meet the gTeat demand lor CASSKLf/S TCRE UNCOLOURED TEAS and CASSELL"S choice COFFEE-oI. additional AGENTS are wmted for their sale. Teas nre pure the green as well as the black is of a natural colour, and not covered with mineral powder or other colouring matter to d s^u;se the leaf. Families not usinsr these Tea should apply ro thp. nearegt agent for a su?ply. Persons wishing to undertake the ajjencv wi ) receive terms and particulars free by pest, on application tcCasseil, Smith Co., 81), Fenchurch-street, London 4233 V^"T vV.intei. on uart salirv ana commission, nu iuprcs«uc Liverpool firm in Lubr eating Oils, and other goods in car d"PlId amongst steam-power users. None are requested to apply who have not a practical knowledge of machinery md the trade.—J. B., Jordan-street, Liverpool. 4019 pjlO EIT"IFR SEX.—How to locrfa"e your Income.-£3 t3 £5 Jl per week pleasa"tlv and easily realised without outlay or rt, nt intcrforÍo,g with present oœupation. Sample and par- ticulars, 9 stamps returned if no approved. Thomas Husband lid Co., 6, Princess Plaee, Commercial Road, London. E. 4485 cjfAU Mi"- A«8UKANCK SOCIETi.—A.D. 1843.ccumu- I1>ted Fund, £ 1,160,586.—South Wales For Agencies, onlillary or district, Prospectuses, and Forms of Proposal, apply V A. ArunHell, 7, Wind-or-road, Penarth, Ca.rdiff. 387 T Agents Wanted to Sell I 1 the cheapest and best SEWING MACHINES, 46s, and WASHING MACHINE, 19s 6d, in the Terms are such as to ecaole any energetic man to earn jE5 weekly, without risk. e are not Amenorn Tovs, bitt good, sonnd, serviceable, and watl aaade Kngtteh Manufactures. S. N. Blake and Co., Grange RJad. Bermondsey, London. 3340 "A CiTTrTONAL AGENTS required by the United Kingdom Assurance Corporation (Limited), 27A, Finsbury-square, L9 œ. veTlen1 and Industrial. liberal Commission. AU with spare time should apply to the Manager. 2479 SPECIAL DloTlilCT AGENrs wanted in Cardiff by a respect- able Inl!11r:1.nce Company doing a large business. Very libera! terms *i*de with good pushing men. Apply to Inspeotor, Stmth Wa"X Daily times Office, Cardiff. 2453 A -a.lIdcy Goods. Illustrated catalogue free. James Simmons,Manu- facturer. 2S. Kdirhouton-street, Rirmingh m. 358T SITUATIONS WANTED. KITCBENMUD Wanted, a situation as KITCHENMAID. Apply, U," Post-office. Mountain Ash. 4798 ANTED, in an Iron Works in 8outh Wales, a sitn>»" » ▼ WAOES ^r INVOICE CLERK nine y- For particulars, address C. H. W., Post-offic GA8 COMPANIES —WAN" MANAGER in a small h-ue Retoit House. r and ability. Add" J( WANTED, Second-hand SHOP FRONT DOOR, Two Win- I V T dews, IS ftet over. State price and particulars to J. Rees, Porthcawl. 47112 UBLIC-HOUSES. BUSINE.SSES, and other. PROPERTIES.— Parties wishing to buy or sell can quietly and quickly ittain their object by applying to T. M. James, Auctioneer, Post-office Buildings. Swansea. 2413 SWANSEA.—WANTED, one or two OFFICES near -he Post- office. or io a leading thoroughfare. Ground-floor pre- f«fh-(:d. Address, Offices," Daily News office, Swansea. 33I7 TO BE LET—HOUSES, LAND, &c. TO LET, about the b eginning of November, a spacious SHOP and HOUSE at"ach-d, in Clifton->"ree\ corner of Lead- sreet. Grocery business preterred.—Ap- ply to Wm. Bobbins, 8, Northcote-street, Castle-road, Roa."h. 11" 4802 ^■^0 HUli.DiiK. &C.—I"o L.tT7on i.eases I >r yy >ears, un tow I ground rents, capital BUILDING SITES in Llandaff.— Apply to Daniel Jones, Surveyor, &c., 134, Severn-road, Can ton. 3510 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. WEST BUTE DOCKS (CAMBRIA ENGINE WORKS.—To be I" DISPOSED OF, bv Private Treaty, the CAMBRIA EN- GINE WORKS, opposite Messrs. Spiller and Company"s estab- lishment, which consists of excellent machinery in full working order, doing a large general business for collieries and shipping. Immediate possesion may be had. To view, apply to Wm. Lewis, 17, Church-street. 4604 in -;goodthorollghtare. j For particulars, address Thomas Lewis, So, Budge-street Cardiff 4792 FOR SALE—HOUSES. LAND, &c. CARDIFF —For SAL6", a VIt,LA in Partiidge-rcad. £ 375. Improvements paid. Ap^ly tu A. Shapcotl, Post-office, Hoah. _——— 4788 lar^e CO"lTAGF.Sfor Sale Let at 9s 6 1 per week. AIs >. tel be LET or SOLD, ONE VILLA. Immediate possession. Apply, Mr R. Brice, Oaklfeld-street, Roath, Cardiff. 4759 r" ^AKDIFF.—For SALE, by Prirate Contraet, a HOUSE and j SHOP situite in Bute-street. For price, &c, apply to D. W. Thomas, 24, Hish-street, Cardiff. 4701 RJNOMLIMBKRS ot BUILDING S^OCFE nKS and SMALL CAPIT- J[ Sale, one or aBY number of twenty-six newly built four-roomed COTTAGES, situate at Landore. The present tenants are paying 5s 6d. per week. This h an opportunity rarely to be met with, as this class of property is in gTeat demand. t"or further particulars apply to B. Nightingale, Strand Iron and Machinery Warehouses, Swansea. 4600 ^ARDIFF.—For HOUSES in Wordsworth-street, Roath. Largo gardens, good frontages, eight rooms each. Price, £900. Immediate possession. A SEMI-DETACHED VILLA in same street. Eight rooms. Price, £ 575. A SEMI-DETACHED VILLA near Newport-road. Ten rooms, large garden, room for stab"e and cotch-hous", is required, TWO SEMI-DETACHED VILLAS in Tredegarville. Ten rooms. Good celtarape, laree garden. Price. £780 each. A SEMI-DETACHED VILLA in Tredegarville. Nino rooms. Larsre cellars an l gardens. Price, £750. Also properties in various parts of the town. The above offer a really desirable investment, weH-Hiilt, and in good po-i. itons. Apply to Mr. R. L. Price, Glyn Villa, R< ath, Cardiff. 4393 €^AJNTOI\.—"lo be Soiu, by irivaie contract, Two Houses, j with Shops, in Cowbridge-road separate or together. Two Villas, nme K -oin.- tn each, wit-n a"uuye garden, lind a back way lease, 9\)!¡ 3ears; pric. t:500 each. One freehold Villa, with qmrter of an acre of "-arden, in Clive-road, price £600. One Freehold Villa in Severn-road. A piece of Freehold Land in Severn-road. Four Freehold Houses in Clive-road, price £ i0Du. Three Leasehold Houses I I Wvndh UP.-jre«cer,t; price £500; let at about £56 per annum, kitrht Leasehold Houses; price £;1,200, let, f ir £114 Fs per annum. About 8 acres of Lind, situated about five milps from Cardiff. Four Houses, and a Hause, Shop, and S able in "towbrdge-road price £1200; let at about £102 per annum. TA-o 11 uuse; prise £-100; rent £36 8a. per annutn; around rent only £3 10s. 8J.. per annum.— CARDIFF.—Five Houses in Temperance Town. price £1100. let for £117. Four Houses in Temperance Town, price let for £r.3 12a. Eight Houses in Newtown also, a Public House to be sold, in one lot, will pay 10 percent., price £1000. Three Houses in Fredarica-street. price £7fJO, let for £78. per annum.—KOATH. —Four Houses, including corner Shop, price £;>30, let at £5916s Two Blocks of Two Villas JI Partridge-road, price £.50 each, rent -660. Two Vi! as in Partridge-road, price £1,200, let for i"loo. One Villa at £375, rear £30. 12 Houses, at J6130 each. Four ditto, at £ -i25. rent S3. »>*r No. 17, Sys"eni-stast, at —Aprily to Mr. Thomas Davies, House and Land Agent, 34, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. 4190 FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK, CARRIAGES, &c. CARRIAGES FOR J*A1 E. Brougham (single) in excellent con- dit;on. and fit for immediate work by Barker and Co.. London. Stanhope (or driving phaeton) as above by Peters and Co., London .stanhope Waggonette, convertfbl0, as trood as new. with pole. bar, and shaft?. Pony Phaeton, very light and little used. the property of a lady. For further particulars, apply to E. and H. \eze3,, coachlmilders to her Majesty, Long Acre, Bath. 4801 FORSALE, a New ±-ARIaIliNNE CARRIAGE, built of best materials, with patent axles, silver-plated lamps, rep lining all around backs lined with waterproof; silver-plated rein- rail. Built to order. Apoly o W. W., South Wales Daily Sews Office, Cardiff. 4684 lining all around backs lined with waterproof; silver-plated rein- rail. Built to order. Apoly "0 W. W., South Wales Daily Sews Office, Cardiff. 4684 A GOOD second-hand BROUGHAM just sent in for Sale rouml-tr nted. Two Pony PHAETONS, in excellent con- dition, under dutv. For particulars apply to £ and H. Vezev, C»achbuilders :o her Majesty. Long Acre, Bath. 4255 ITIOR SALE, a useful COB: also, a Dog Cart, Harness, ai d Phaeton. Apply to M. Y., South Wales Daily News Office, Ca-diff 4799 IJVJK S.LI ■ haid-1 me hali-bred daxic, chesnut MARE, JT rising four rear-> wurianttd sound, with vis 1 vis Phaeton, and "silver mounted hatr eds, together or separate. This is a genuine turn out, and fit for any lady or gentleman. Apply to B. Nightingale, Strand Iron Warehouses. Swansea. 4598 FOR SALE-1.1ACHINERY. TOOLS, &c. FuR SALE, a Pair of Side Lever MARINE ENGINES, 70-hoise J" rower, made by an eminent London firm. Bo le- fitted with about 180 bra"s tubes. Also, a pair of well-constructed PADDLE WHEELS, wirh Feathering Ihe whole bjv be purchased to .>gelher a8 they now stand, or in parls, as may" suit the con- venience of thepurchaser.—For particulars, apply to Engineer," Post-office, Cardiff. 4803 FORS.LE, a very stiong70-inch cylinder CORXIStl EN1 ^E, 10-fet stroke, c"lual beam, wIth first-piece Main Rod; and Four CORNISH BOILERS, very strong Balance Bod and Rods; 17,16 and 15-inch Pumps, with clack pieces and p"unger polea complete, brass-bushed Stuffing Boxes and Glands to fit. Also, powcrml 26-iu, Cylinder WINDING ENGINE, with expansive valve gear on the most modern principle 9-ft. stroke, large FLY WHEEL and CAGE complete, with 9-ton CORNISH BOILER. The engines are within It niilus of Rilway Station, and one mile of Shipping Port. Apply to R. H. Williams, C.E., t. Austell, Cornwall; or to Stephen Barker, Oozell-street North, Birming- ham 4629 BOILERS. —Four Two-fiueii BOILERS, 30ft, by 7ft. 6in., with Fittings, to be SOLD a bargain. All in good condition. Apply to Fernihough and Sons. Victoria Iron Works Dukenfield. 4598 FOUR BOILERS. SOft. OiD. by 7ft. Oin.; working at 651bs. 1 „ 28ft. Oin. by 7ft. 4in. good for 60lbs. 1 „ 20ft. 6in. by 7ft. 6in. good for 601bs. 1 „ 20ft. 6iu. by 6ft. 6in. good for SOlbs. 1 30;"t„ Oin. by 7ft. 4in. l I 32ft. t in. by 7ft. 4in. [ by Musgrave & Sons. 1 36ft. Oin. by 7ft. 6in.) 2 „ 35ft. Oin. by 7ft. Oin. Haisrh Foundry. All first-eiass Mountings, and immediate delivery. 1 6-horse PORTABLE ENGINE. 17" „ 2 8 „ „ 1 10 TRACTION An by eminent makers, and first-class. Engines, Boilers, and Portables, always on hand.—C. fl. BERKISFORD, Well.ngton Chambers, 2, Victoria-street, Man- cheater. 4597 MARINE FNOTVES.—OtTsAT E, a" splendid pair of inverted CONDENSING MARINE ENGINES, 55in. Cylinder, 33in. Stroke. Suitable for winding. Estimates given for new and SeCond-hand Colliery and Contractors" Plant on application. Forster and Shuttleworth, Colliery Ecgineers. Office, 189, Hillh- street, Sunderland. 4092 BNIGHTINGALE7 STRAND- IRON-AND MACHINERY • WAREHOUSE, SWANSEA, has for SALE at Irs Yards, PORTABLK •" NGINE, 7in. Cylinder, thoroushly overhauled. lOin. Horizontal Kngine, ne-ir y new, with Boiler anc mountings. lOin. Vert cal En-ine. 7in. Donkey En, ine, new, witb b6iler. jin x Jin. Punching and Shearing Hachiaes, new. Drilling Machine, new. I Levpr Punchn Machine. Hand Bear for Punching. 2 Double-purchase Crab Winches. Fly Wheels, 6 t. 6in. and 6ft. ADd other machinery. Sack Trucks, Hand Trucks. Two-ton and Four-ton Trolleys. Second-hand Chains, Pulleys, Spur Wheels. 4325 TANGVK BROTHERS have on sale at the warehouses of I_ STVEL and Co. a. lare Stock of Patent HYDRAULIC LIFTING JACKS & DUPLEX SCREW PUNCHING MACHINES At the reduced prices. TANGYE BROTHERS have on Sale, at the Warehouses of J! STEEL and CO.. TREDEGAR-PLACE, NE PORT, Mon., LIFTING JACKS. WESTON"S PATENT PULLEY BLOCKS, THE PATENT SELF-SUSTAINING BLOCKS, SHEAVE BLOCKS, For Rope or Chain of all sizes. HOISTING CRABS &nd LIFT- ING TACKLE of all descriptions. TANGYE BROTHERS have on Sale, at JL STEEL and CO., NEWPORT, Mon., RAILWAY RAMPS, JIM CROWS, OR RAIL BENDERS, RATCHET BRACES, HYDRAULIC PUNCHES. HOLMVJTS PATENT PUMPS, RAMSBOTTOM"S PISTON RINGS, STEAM TUBES, and Fittings of all kinr s. STEEL & CO.. Newport, Mon., Contract for ROOFd, Girders, and Corrugated Iron Roofs, to 7 span, on lowest terms. Offices and Depot Tredegar .&C6, Newport Xr" 2859 TO GAS ENGINEERS.—James Jamieson, Iron Merchant, Ay ton-place, Glasgow, has always on hand large quantities of Cast Iron Borin6s for Rust Jointing, put up in strong caau, about J- ton each, suitable for home or exportation. 4007 tlORSALE, clie following VERTICAL BOILERS, finished and in progress :—Two Boilers 8ft. 6in. by 4ft.; Two Boilers lilt. by 4ft. Sin.: One Boiler. 10ft. Oin. by 4ft. 6in.; One Boiler, 10ft. 6in. by 4ft. 6in.; One Boiler, 10ft. Oin. by 4ft. Two Boilers, 11ft. hy 5ft.; One strong wrought irou Circular Tank, 8ft. diameter by 7ft. deep. AIso, various sizes of Steam Pump, Winches, and Cranes. Apply to Clarke, Watson, and Gurney, Victoria Works, Gateshead. 1782 ITVJK SALE, two capital Lancashire two-flued Boilers, in good repair. One at Rowley, 241.. by 7ft., with fire-doors, two bars, blow-off tap, water valve, and double safety valve, all com- plete. AIM, one at Smethwick, 26ft. by 7ft. Bin., with fittings as above. Both have been worked up to 601b. on square inch. Apply to Henry Doulton and Co Birmingham Pottery, R -V1P-<- Regis, near Dudley. p O R a A L f Two very •"<"■3, 14"- RAILS for SALE in great variety of sections and weights, with fastenings, if required. For prices and sections,; app"v Iron," Post-office, Merthyr Tydvil. 4^37 jplSTONS AND AIR PLMP BUCKETS FOR LAND AND I MARINE ENGINES, Fitted with Patent Elastic getallicpacking, more than 7,700 ot which are in daily use. IMPROVED VALVES AND TAPS, IN IRON AND GUN METAL, For Steam, Water, and Gas. Prices and particulars on application. MATHER & PLAIT, ENGINEERS, SALFORD IRON WORKS, MANCHESTER. 29 FOR SALK.- PORTABLE WINDING ENGINE, S hTp.rPair FOR SALK.- PORTABLE WINDING ENGINE, S hTp.rPair of Cvlinders, 6 inches dia., with drum and rope complete, Portable ENGINES, 5 to 10 h p. Horizontal WINDING KNGINE. 15 inch Cylinder, with double drums and Cernish boiler. Hori- zontal ENGINE, 14 h. p., with expansion valve. BOILERS of every description at short notice. GIRDERS and CASTINGS, SAW BENCHES, &c., £ tc. SAW BENCHES, &c., &c. FIELDING AND PLATT, I 4458 Engineers and Boiler Makers, Gloster. ra IQULS, TOOLS, TOOLS.—JOHN sPKNGtR and Co. (late I JL Dean, Spencer, and Co.), MANUFACTURERS of all kinds of ENGINEERS" TOOLS, have on hand and in progress, LATHES, PLANING, SHAPING, SLOTTING, SCREWING/and DRILLING MACHINES, all on the most improved principle Address JOHN SPENCER and CO., ATI^AS WORKS, KEIGHLEY, YORKSHIRE. 203 ISTEAI POWER AND MACHINERY USERS, ENGINEERS, &c., before adding to their appliances should consult the "Chambers of Commerce Chronicle." The advertisements being confined to Steam Power and Machinery, it is now quite an Illustrated Catalogue of everything relating thereto. A copy sent gratis to any part of the world on receipt of Business Card. Publisher: W. T. EMMOTT, 138, Fleet- street. London. 3850 SIX-HORSE PORTABLE ENGINE, with reversing motion. Also 4ft. drum ends and gear ready for delivery. Price, Z145 cash.—I. W. Boulton. Ashton-under-Lyne. HORIZONTAL ENGINE FOirSALE^r2in. Cylinder, 16m. ILJL stroke, wita link reversing motion. Price, ZM,-I. W. Boulton, Ashton-under-Lyne. P" ATH OK NEW COUPLED HORIZONTAL ENGINES FOR SALE. —24-inih cylinders, 4ft. stroke, with wrought-iron cranks and shaft. Pair of ditto with 26-inch cylinders, 4ft. stroke. —I. W poulton Ashton-under-Lync-. 0 :INCH C yLIN"DER^ft. stroke, HORIZONTAL ENGINE, new, FOR SALE, very cheap.—I. W. Boulton, Ashton- under-Lyne. 20-HOSE PORTABLE ENGINE FOR SALE. Pair of IOJ inch &\J cylinders, 18-inch stroke, link motion.-L W. Boulton. Ashton-under-Lyne. I-INCH CYLI-N DER, 3 feet stroke HORIZONTAL ENGINE, ) new and complete ready for delivery.— L W. Boulton Ashton-under-Lyne. W-Co PAIR NEW COUPLED 15-inch cylinders, 2 ft. 6 in. stroke, JL HORIZONTAL ENGINES ready for delivery.-L W. Boul- ton^ Ashton-under-Lyne. PAIR OP COUPLED HORIZONTAL WINDING EN: GINES, with 12-inch cylinders, 2 feet strode, with drums and also a PORTABLE BOILER, with iron chimney and all ne- cessary mountings both engines and boitei may be set to work in three days, and do not require either brick or stonework.— Apply to 1. W. Boulton. Ashton-under-Lyne. 9671 JOSEPH WRIGHT and Co., Chain and Anchor Works, Tipton, Government Contractors for Best, Best, Best, and Treble Best Crane Chains Cables, and Anchors also Martin"s Self-caut- nz Anchor. 3904 f^lHAKLES D. PHILLIPS, Patent Steam Pump pot, New V7 port, Mon.:— PORTABLE ENGINES (Second Hand for Sate or Hire. 4 h.p., by Hornsby 6 h.p., by Clayton and Shuttleworth. 8 h. p., by Brown and May. 7 h.p., by Chvton.. 10 h.p. portable, by Hornsbv,"to be seen any tim at work in Saw Mills, Newport. STATIONARY ENGINES. Winding Engines. beam 16in cylinder. Vertical Engine, double 8in cylinder. 2 1 h.p. Vertical Ensrines. 5 h.p. Vertical Engine and Boiler, in excellent condition. BOILER ?. Cornish, 30ft. long, 5ft. 10m. diameter, flue 2ft. lOin. Cornish, 20ft. long, 5ft. 9in. diameter, flue 2ft. 6in. Egg-end, 20ft. long, 3ft. 8in. SUNDRIES. Lorry, equal to 8 tons, in good condition. Trolley, suitable tor an oil merchant, or moving heavy machinery. Saw Bench, to take saws to 31 inches. Saw Bench, to take saws to 4Jin. diameter. New Mortar Mill, 6ft. pan. 36ft lOin. Pumps. Pooley"s Weighing Machine, will weigh up to 3 tons, 2ft. lOin. gauge. Robinson"s Patent Cask Washer. Patent Universal Steam Pumps of all sizes, ready for delivery. Mi^liinerj bought and sold for caQh. CHARLES D. PHILLIPS"S Engineering Depot, Newport. Mon. _+.- MISCELLANEOUS. DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, in very handsoma figured silk, comprising settee, 2 carved ea-y and 6 chairs; also elegant inlaid walnut oval contre table. £ 4 4s.—Mr. Hutchins, 20, Bridge-street, Bristol. 4738 ABERDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS, from £ 5, carriage free. Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. Plans and prices from Legge, Sculptor, Aberdeen. may POR SALE, cheap7a~MEDICINE CHEST\ All bottles perfect and clean, by a London maker.—Richard M. Lord, Merr dale-gtreet, Wolverhampton. 4488 FOR SALK, forty-five stained Deal Benches, providing sitting iL" room for 225 persons, suitable f ir churches, chapels. or schoelrooms. App y te Mr Coles, 3, Davis-street, Newtown, Car- dlff- 4659 WROUGHT IRON Foldina-door FIKE-PROOF SAFE, Sft. square. A bargain. Walker and Son, 91, Belmont-row, Birmingham. 4093 WROUGHT IRON FIRK-PKOOF SAFE, 2ft. 6in. by~2ft £ 6 10s.; cheapest Safe in the trade. Walker and Son! 91, Belmont-row, Birmingham. 4094 SOLID Mahogany Din"ng Table, with two insertions, parent tcrew expander. Size, 8 feet by 4 feet. X6. A flrst-elsas table.-Mr. Hutchins. 20, Bridze-si-e-t, Bristol. 4740 KIJPTUREl hlEltNlA !—Pea.rce"8 india-rubber TRUSSES, recommended by the leading Surgeons. Every description of Truss adapted to the most difficult cases. Abdominal ban- dages, spine supports, artificial legs, &c. Patients visited at their houses. Terms on application.—Pearce & Co., Peter-street Bristol. 57 PARTIES FURNISHING, or others requiring China or Earthenware Goods of any description, should communicate with Advertiser, who would dUpp:Y thetti direct from the makers, at very lo ff prices. Tea Sets from 58 6d upwards Breakfast and Dinner Services at cheapest rates; Crouquet Trays from Is 6d to 20s. Price list on application. Address, D. Jones, Trentham- road, Longton, Staffordshire Potteries. 4028 NERVOUS AND PrlY&IJAir DEBILI i"Y.—Resulting irom errors or any other caus not as treated by Quacks with mineral poisons and coloured water, but effectually curtd by a novel and highly succes-fullllodfl of treitraent, discovered by the advertiser, who after many years of extreme suffering was com- pletely restored to sound health. Prompted by feelings of humanity, he tl>u* makes known means by which every sufferer is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and at the least possible cost, without having recourse to advertising empirics or their vaunted nostrums. He will he happy to forward the particulars to any u ?r?r °a r6ceiPt of a stamped and directed enre"ope, Address, Mr J. r. Sewell, 7, MusgTave-crescent, Fulbam, London. 3988 LEFT oFF^cLoTHi^tj WAiNavor-HWiT^UAfriT, JLJ Dudley-street, Birmingham, gives utmost cash value for every description of Ladies" and Gentlemen"s Uft-eff Cloth ing. Cheque or Post-office Order immediately returned for parcels sent to above address. Bankers—Birmingham Joint Stock. 2390 WALNUT BEDROOM FURNITUHE.—Very ban"lsoine U"al- nut Half-tester Bedstead, £ 9. Pair of yery ha" dsome Walnut Toilettes (a la Duche-se). with large toilet glass &tta" hd, double Marble-top Wahtard, 9 9s the pair; also handsome Walnut Chest of Drawers en suite, to be Sold a bargain.- Mr Ge .ire Hutcbings, 2..Bridge street, Bristol. 47S9 I"LKSDID OPPOIiTUSIlY Fi 1R sMALL CATJi ALFor O Sale a Freehold best F1RECLA.Y and TERRA COTTA WORKS complete, with nearly new plant for grinding and "Mking I the clay. Steam-engine, drying sheds, kilns, &c., capable of pro- ducing 21,000 bricks weekly. It is situated in the midst of other flourishing like works, with coal at low figures, and has rail and water accommodation on the site itself. The clay produces the most superior whitefacing bricks, ornamental terra cotta works, etc. With £ 800 an energetic man can here make a genuine for- tune. Apply to Mr. Watson. 15. Fenwick-street, Liverpool. 2403 FENTS in Stuffs, Prints, Holland^ l>amasks, Biack, Alpacas, 101b. bundles, cheap. Stamp for Prices. Black silk rem- nants very cheap. W. Clarkson, Fent Merchant, Shipley, neat I Bradford. 215 O IRON MASTERS, BESSEMER STEEL MAKERSTAND OTHERS.—Excellent rich RED H/EMATITE, free from Silics. and Phosphorus, for SALE on reasonable terms, delivered into purchasers" trucks. None but principals treated with.- Apply, Manager. South Lawn, Ston Easton, Bath. 1762 FOR PIG-SKIN SADDLES at £ 3 3s., warranted, app"y to the manufacturers, 2 and 3, Victjria-street, Bristol. The cheapest house for Cart Harness is Parnall and Sons, 3, Victoria- street, Bristol. Terms, Cash. 2680& WliO"S YOUR LAWYER? Legal Advice and Assistance given in Chancery and Superior Courts upon agreed terms, and costs advanced in approved cases. Actions brought and defended for Recovery of Property, Debts, Breaches of Pro- mise, Slander, Libel, Improper Dismissals, Railway Accidents, Divorces obtained. Authors of the Debtors" Guide to Bankruptcy and Composition with Creditors (is. 2J., post free), explaining every step a Debtor should take from service of Writ, to Judg- ment, and Execution. Pamphlet prospectus forwarded with Terms. Advice by Letter, CAMPBELL and Co., Law Agents, 62, Chancery-lane, ondon, W.C. 172 W- HATTS YOUR MONOGRAM ?—Send 13 stamps to GLASS and CO., Cardiff, who will forward you 12 sheets of note- paper aid 12 envelopes, stamped in colour with anv one, two, or three letters, or any lady"s name. Also GLAS3" COMIC PACKETS, containing 12 different designs, sent post free for 13 stamps. 5 Quires of paper, and 100 Envelopes, stamped iu and colour for 6s. 6d. YOUR CARD, SIR ?-Send 6d. to GLASS I- CO., Cardiff, wno will engrave your name, and print you 100 Ivory Cards, and forward them, 4 free, to any address. TO MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN, and Others.—GLASS"S Patent Endorsing Machines, engraved with your name, business, and address, from 18s. 6d.—YOUR NAME, SIR? Your Name engraved on a Brass or Zinc plate for your door, from 58.-GLASWS Stencil Plates for Marking Linen, &c. Initialsand name, 2s. 6d. initials only, Is. 6d. Sent post free to any address on receipt of stamps to GLASS & CO., ENGRAVERS. DIKSINKKRS. a.nd GSNBRAL PitiNTItRP. CAPLDIVR. 24 DINING-ROOM SUITE.—A thirty five guinea huite, Cromwell JLf pattern, comprising conch, two easy and six stuff back chairs on castors, mahogany frames, covered "in green leather. LIS 19s. Mr. Hutchins, 20, Bridge-street, Bristol. 4741 ERVOUS DEBILITY.— GRATIS, a MEDICAL WOUK show ing Sufferers how they may be cured without the aid of Quacks. Free on receipt of postage stamp.—Address, SUCRBTART, Institute of Anatomy, Slrminehara. 41."76 YOUR FUTURE; even years, six stamps; Love Tali-man, sixteen. Hate age. U. Methratton, 72, High-»tre«, Daventry. 4jru "NT* r*™" B ORWICK"S BAKING POWDER GAS~BEEN AWARDED TWO GOLD MEDALS POR ITS SUPERIORITY OTE^^U OTHERS" Makes Br ad, Pastry, Puddings, &c., light and wholesome. Sold in Id. and 2.1. Packets also 61. And Is. Patent Boxes. 4303 L A V E R TON AND CO., UPHOLSTERERS, MARY-LE-PORT-STREET, BRISTOL. MAN Y THOUSAND YARDS CARPET, Beautiful in Design, Low is Price, I AT LAVERTON & CO."S SHOWROOMS, I MARTLEPORT-STREET, BRISTOL. MANY THOUSAND YARDS CARPET, Every Quality and olouring, Low in Price, Ai1 LAVERTON & CO."S SHOWROOMS, MARYLEPORT-STREET, BRISTOL. MANY THOUSAND YARDS CARPET ON SHOW. LAVERTON & CO., HOUSE FURNISHERS, MARY LE-PORT STREET, BRISTOL. 318 c ARPET DEPARTMENT. DEBENHAM and FREEBODY are now showing New and Special Patterns in BRUSSELc3 CARPETS, AXMINSTER CARPETS, TURKEY CARPETS, KIDDERMINSTER TAPFSTRY, Ana all other Flovr Coverings. One of the largest First-class Stocks in the Kingdom, at the lowest current pric-s. CAVENDISH HOUSE, CHELTENHAM. 91 I^JATCHES MATCHES!! MATCHES I!! lyJL RUDMAN"S REGISTERED WELSH NATIONAL MATCHES" TRADE MAR-R, THE GOAT. Be sure and ask for .tue Gvat :wtches.. To be had of all Grocers aad Drysaltery tliroughout the Principality. J. RUDMAN, MATCH MANUFACTURER, OIL MERCHANT AND DRYSALTEP, R E D C L I F BACK, BRISTOL. PRICE LIST FREE BT POST. 2860 LARGEST FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND. C. & W. T P- A P N E L L, DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS, Ul"IIOLSTERKRS, AND CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN, 39, COLLEGE-GREEN, iilUSTOL. SPECIAL FURNISHING GUIDES, SHOWING UPWARDS OF 100 ESTIMATES FOR BEDROOMS, DRAWING-ROOMS, DINING-ROOMS, LIBRARIES, &c. &c. And containing 19 Completi Estimates for House Furnishing Totals from P-21 18s. 6J. to L788 13a. tjd. 870 ILLUSTRATIONS. POST FREE. SELECTIONS FROM GUIDE. Estimate. Z 9. d. No. 1. Kitchen, Parlour, and Two Bedrooms 2113 6 No. 2, Kitchen, P ssage and Stairs, Parlour, and 3 Bedrooms 54 5 9 No. 3. Kitchen, Hall, and Stairs, 2 Sitting-rooms, and 3 Bedrooms 67 14 2 No. 6. Kitchen, Hall, and Stairs, Breakfast-room, Dining and Diawing-roums, and 4 Bed- rooms 125 17 0 No. 10. Ritchen, Scullezy, Hall, and Stnirs, Study, Dimug aud Drawing-rooms, and C B*d- reoiiis 265 3 6 No. 14. Eleven-roomed House 433 4 0 No, 17. Modem Mamion. 641 6 0 C. & W. TRAPNELL, HOUSE FURNISHERS, 39, COLLEGE GREEN, BRISTOL. Honourable Mention fer Good Design and Workmanship, 256 International Exhibition, 1862. 3 Jteath Jttunuipl (giectiotu MO the BURGESSES of the BOROUGH o X NEATH. L>nms AXD GIEFTIIEMFJR,—The term for which 30Y wore pleased to eie ;t us to represent you at the Council Board will expire oil the 31st instant. *»"- our-"lves f r » (Eanlijf Jttmtuipal (glmion. CARDIFF MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE EAST WARD. LArrcs AND GENTLEmE-The term for which you electcd me to repre:ent you in the Town Councii will exp"re on the 1st Novo lober next, and I beg to offer myself for re-el ction. During the many years I have sat at the Council Board I trust that my services have given general satisfaction. I much regret that ill health will prevent my making a personal canvass. In the event of your electing me, you may rely upon my endeavour to promote the be.;t interest of this important town. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, EDWARD WHIFFEN. Oakfield-cottaye, Roath, Oct. 16, 1874. 749 4714 CARDIFF MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE SOUTH WARD. LADIES AND GKNTLKMKV,—MY duties as your Representative at the Council Board cease 0, the 1st November, and I beg to offer myself for re-election. Having served you for rrany years, I again place myself In your hands, and, if favoured with a renewal of your confidctice, will, as hitherto, protect your interests. 1 have the honour to b,,4, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedie"it servant, &YDNEY D. JENKINS. Cardiff. October 15th, 1875. 734 4(337 CARDIFF MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1874. TO THE BURGEiSES OF THE WEST WARD. LADIBS AND GEXTLEMKN,—The period for which you elected me as one of your representatives throe years ago will expire on the 1st of November next. During the time I have sat at the Council Board I have served you faithfully, and to the best of my ability, and 1 now stek re-election at your hands. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, JOHN SLOPER, Dnke-street, Oct. 15, 1874. 730-4638 c ARDIFF MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1874. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE WEST WARD. LADIES AND GF_VTLEMBK,-My brother, Mr. William Vaclull, having announced his intention of retiring from the Council I am induced, at the urgent ooliciti-tions of my friends, to request the favour of your suffrages at the forthcoming Municipal Elec- tion. If honoured. with your eonfid-nce I pledge myself to act independently at the Council Board in furthering such measures as in mv opinion may best tend t ■> advance th" interest of the trade and commerce of the town with which my family have been so long connected. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gcntlemrn, Your obedient servant, JuIlN W. VACHELL. Cardiff, 16th October, 1874. 7:0 4720 l TO the FREEHOLDERS of the EASTERN DIVISION of the COUNTY of GLAMORGAN. Mr LORÐB AND GENTLEMBS,—My father, Mr. R. lewis Reece, having resigned the office of Coroner for the Eastern Division Of the County of Glamorgan, which h j has held for upwards of forty years, I beg to offer myself as candidate for the a p .int- ment. Having acted as Deputy Coroner for the last nine years, during which time a large proportion of the work h is devolved upon me, I hope I may have some claim to your favourable con- sideration. Should you do ma the honour to elect me, I will endeavour to discharge the duties of th s office in a satisfactory manner. I h»ve the honour to be, My Lords and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servrnt, EDMUND BERNARD REECE. Cardiff, 20th Oct., 1874. 767 4777 THE CARDIFF TIMES FOR THIS WEEK (PubILshed-Fiist Edi ion an 6 a m.. F iday, and Second Edition Gam. Saturday) Contains Full Reports of THE QUARTER SESSIONS for Glamorganshire, Monmouthshire, L-r-conshire, Pombrolte- sh-re, Ac. The Glamcgan c-unty Asylum. Proposed Removal oi ,he LOlln" y Sessions to Nc.\ p rr. ihe • ato I"e.t"i 1"0"1 :,eo:lect at Newport. H;,rsh T.eatuient of the J"oor at Me thyr. Sceno at the BJard of Guardians. TRIAL OF CAPTAIN UUQUIIART Acqu ttal of the Accused. The Glamorgan and Llanelly Union of ID ichers. Mountain Ash Local Board. Shocking case of Youth- ful Depravity near Pontypridd. Collision on tho Great Western Railway near Llancaiach. THE GALE ON TUESDAY:. Full details of the Shipping Casualties. Serious Ship Collision at Cardiff. ppecial Shining Reports Sunday School Conference at Newport. Wooding Ftslidlie¡; ut Rhayadtr. Bridgend School Boa d. Seriom Ansiuit at rid,,eii(i. A French Captain Drowned at the North Dock. Pembroke Dock County Court. LEADING ARTICLES: Tho Cardiff Improvement Bill. Are we to have a Free Library Burding? Ihe Glamorgan Quarter Se SiUIE The Munici al Elections at Cardiff, &c. Munic pal Matters at Swansea, Neath, Haverfoidwest, Newport, &c. Cjrdiff County Court. NEW MASONIC LODGE AT ABERAVON Open"ng Ceremony. A New CJ; dcrtaking at Prntardulais. Cardiff Chamber of Commerce. Mr P "ge on the Meeting of tho Asso- ciat d Chambers. Mr. Joseph Elliott on the Supply "f Seamen. ACasofo- VIr. PlimsMl at La. d ff. Extraordinary Conduct at a Commissioners"Meeting at Milford. RATEPAYERS" MEETING AT CARDIFF, on Municipal Matters and Local Representation. Charge of Mur- der in e.norokeshire. C*r :irt Board of Guar jians. Extraordi- nary Cod Raising Feat at Ferndaie. Disturb.IUCXS between Irish aud Welsh Miners. MEhTIIYR AND INCORPORATION: Lecture by Mr. David Evans. Complimentary Couoert to Miss Uritfithg. Seamen"s Cates at Cardio. Cardiff County Couit. Actio 1 against the London unci N-irtii Western Railway. Foundering of an English .Scbnou^r. B"th^iny Baptist Church. THe Penitence of Gitbs "I be Chtpluin"s T, stirH(-IIY. Testiinoninl to Mr. ^courfield. End of the Laudore Stake. Tibach Eisteddfod. CARDIFF REGISTRATION COURT: Great Liberal Gains. Our London Correspondent. Continuation tf Jlr. John Saunders" New Story- ISRAEL MORT OVERMAN A Story of the South Wales Coal and Iron Districts. The CARDIFF TIMFS, the LEADING WEEKLY PAPER for Glamorganshire and South Wales, and best FAMILY NEWS- PAPER. Price 21. To be obtained from aU Newsagents.