Evening Express

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ONE FARTHING PER WORD PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. Advertisements can be inserted under the following readings at a Farthing per Word. Name and address counted, and odd farthings not charged. Three consecutive inscrtions for one and a half times ht prist of one. Stic consecutive insertions for twice the price of one Tkus WORM. ONCE. THREE TIMES. SIX TIMES 12 3d 4Jd 6d. It 4J>d 6Ad 9d. a4 6d 9d. Is. Thia Scale does not apply to trade advertisement or public notices. Stamps may be sent in payment, half-penny stamps preferably. Cheques, Postal and Post-office Orders should be crossed, and made payable to Mr. D. WATKIN THOMAS Advertisements are received at the following places CHIEF OFFICE "EVENING EXPRESS" OFFICES, Et. Mary-street, Cardiff. 'Ex PRESS OFFICE, Tredegar-place Newport. B XPR Fss OFFICE, Castle-street Swansea. "EXPRESS" OFFICE,Victoria-street Merthyr. lqftpiLEss OFFICE, 4a, Taff-street Pontypridd. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver lpttcr6 Addressed to Initials cr Fictitious N imes at any Poit-offce. Letters ad- dressed to initials or fictitious names must bear the addiess cf the advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail. Situation Vacant.-If You Want a Situation, Buy an Bventng Express" Fonrpennv Advertisement Bhmjf" trcm the nearest Newsagent*. Tobacconist, f Hairdresser. Fill up the Form &nd Send It to the Evening Express Offices, Cardiff. It will probably get you r. Situation. Try it. Hundreds tre satisfied. If you cannot get a Form in your neighbourhood send a postcard to the Evening <b press Offices. Cardiff. I

DRESSMAKERS. T)re*smaking.An Apvrentice Wanted at 12, Byder^atre[tiinal^preniium required. e7^66al2 SCHOLASTIC 2, Oy^ril-crescenit. Roath.-School for Girls and Preparatory Class for Bovs.—Principals, the Misses e7772alO HOUSE-KEEPERS. Housekeeper or Motheir's Help experienced; 26; good needlewoman; fond of children Swansea pre- ferred.—G 1, Express Office, Cardiff. e7841aJ0 0 YACHT FOR SALE. Yacht, Small, 15ft. spafs, complete: also Punt, lift. good condition; cheap.—3, Louisa-street, Decke, Cardiff. e7854all PERSONAL. If the person who took a Gold-mounted Cherry Stick from the Refreshment-wms in Duke-street on Wednesday does not immediately return same there, proceedings will be taken. e7873alO MEDICAL. Prescriptions and Advice for any Common Illness Supplied by Physicians' Prescriptions Association.— '111 For particulars (enclose stamp) apply the Secretary, P.P.A.. New Ferry, Birkenhead. e7645 MATRIMONIAL. Matrimony.—Young Lady, with yearly, valu- able reversion, and freehold house property. Desires Marriage.—Address Box 28, "Advertiser Office, Bris- tol. e7857all LOST AND FOUND. Lost, in Roath, a lemon and White Setter Dog, with spotted nose; answers to name of Jeff, with brass-studded leather collar.—A reward will be given for tlte delivery of the dog at 34, Oakfied-street, CbgdSff e7876alO MUSICAL. Banjo 6tudio, Adamsdown-equare.—Thorough Tuition by R. Allen; terms on application. ea ° Wanted, Singers, Reciters, and Instrumentalists for Sunday Sacred Concerts.—Address, in first in- ctance, E 37. Express Office, Cardiff. e7799a PARTNERSHIP. Situation Vacant.-If You Want a Situation, Buy an Evening Express" Fourpenny Advertisement I'lank from the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, or Hairdresser. Fill up the Form and Send It to the Evening Express Offices, Cardiff. It will probably get you a Situation. Try it. Hundreds are satisfied. If you cannot get a Form in your neighbourhood send a postcard to the Evening EJ: press" Offices, Cardiff. som? i^——■——i MISCELLANEOUS. Grass! Gmeol (good) for Ten Cows; plenty of water; 3s. 6d. per week eacfi.-Apply Harding, Mcnachty Farm, Maindy, Cardiff. e7849a!0 Is Your Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of Watches of every description, English cr Fcreign, is 38. Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir, for ten years with Mr. Spiridion. Clocks and Music Boxen Cleaned and Repaired. e4202 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. For Disposal, Fish and Fruit Business in growing neighbourhood; fried fish apparatus included; in- going low.—Apply G 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. alO For Sale, a Large and very profitable Milk Busi- ness established 20 years.—Milk, Weefcern. Mail, Swansea. e7870al3 For Sale, Pawnbroking Business, in the Neighbour- hood of Swansea; established seventeen years; safe and reliable investment, in the centre of large works district; pledges 1,700 to 1,800 a month; re- demption £60 to £70 a week; reason of disposal owner retiring from business. Fullest particulars and inspection of books will be given.—Apply David Seline, Solicitor, 11, Fisher-street, Swansea. e7798d MISCELLANEOUS SALES. For Sale, Chest of Carpenter's Tools; cheap- -H 13, Express Office, Cardiff. 7886 a Far Sale, good Seoond-band Light Orank-axle Gwt; cheap suit milk round bargain.—Apply, 19, Stephen- •on-stireet, Riverside, Cardiff. e7880a!0 1,000 Business Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads, 3s.; 10,000 Useful Handbills, 8s. 6d.; samples free.— Fisher and (Jo., Machine Printers, Broadmead, Bris- tol. cl4l9 Cabtrge! Cabbage!—Any quantity Large Oabbttge, -24 for Is.; also Pickling Cabbage, Is. per dozen.— Harding, Monachty Farm, Maindy, Cardiff. e7850al0* B&ttleeden Oar; little used; £ 9. Arabian Pony; u> S15; rising'5 years. —Ctome WSlliams. WolygsnewtoD | tMlAWsosfcw. c7436 SHOP ASSISTANTS. SHOP ASSISTANTS WANTED. Grocery.—Wanted, Assistant; must be well up in provisions; salary to start per annum (indoors); reference from last two situations.—Apply H 34, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 2910a12 OH fitting.—Wantea jpnee, smart Junior; willing to i,ke himse £ e nerahy useful.—State full particu- lars J. Lewis, z and 23, James-street, Docks. Car. difl. 2888a 16 Grocery.—Wanted, a Young Man to Drive Out and Make Himself Useful.—Apply Johns and Son, Lammas-street, Carmarthen. 2S99al6_ Wanted at once, a smart Improver in the Grocery Trade; must hr ve good references.—Apply Thos. Robins, 1. bertillery. 2830al2 Drapery.—Two smart Young Men Waiite-I for Heavy Department (Welsh).—Rex Drapery, Company, Swan- bea. 2882a 16 Wanted inunediately, thoroughly experienced Young Lady for Showroom (\Vel.<h).—Apply, giving paiticr and photo, D. n. Lewis and Co., Neath. 2845alb Mrntles.—Wanted, a Young Lady as First Sales in Mantle Showroom; must be thoroughly and good figure.—Apply Goodson's (Limited), Mantle Manufacturers, 23, St. Marv-street, Cardiff. 284h12 Mantles.—Wanted, a thoroughly experienced Young as First Saleswoman; must be good stock- keeper.—Apply W. Edwards, Draper, Swansea. a.14 To Grocers.—Wanted, a good Hand, Well Up in Provisions; speak Welsh, and produce satisfactory references.—Apply to A. Buchanan and Co., Rhymney. 39797 Wanted, a respectable Young Person for Confec- tioner and Bakers' Shop; must have good cha- racter, and not afraid of work.—Royal Clarence Bi'kery, 80, Tudor-road, Cardiff. 280Jall xo Drapers' Assistants.—Wanted at or.es, smart Junior; willing to make himself generally useful; Welsh.—State full particulars R. Phillips, Matliry, via Letferston R.S.O., Pun. 2766<111 Grocery and Provision Trade.—Wan led, an Assis- tant must know Welsh.—Apply Win. Harris, 144, High-street, Mertliyr. 280111.14 Young Lady Wanted as Book-keeper and Assist in Shop; experienced preferred; give references and salary required (live cut). Also Youth as Improver; live wages Williamson, Butcher and Bacon Ciirer, Swansea. 2737a14 Drapery.—'Wanted, a good Salesman for Manchester Department; Welsh staling experience, salary, and age, Thos. Yorath, Swan- sea. 2796a14 Grocery.—Smrrt Assistant Wanted i t once; in- doors.—State age, references, and salary required Price and Co., Eagle Stores, Mertiiyr. 2682<110 Wanted, sms-rt pushing Man as Salesman in Ware, house; must be a thorough reliable man, with good character; good wages; state full particulars of last place. -Apply O 27, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2667-410 To Drapers.—Wanted immediately, Young Man for Manchester Department.—State full particulars first application Jones, Draper, Manchester House. Ponty- pool. 2676a 10 Grocery and Provis'ons.—Several smart Rutterwen and quick Tea-wrappers Wanted.—State full particu- lars P. H. Page, 66, Wine-street, Bristol. ?664al0 Wanted, a smart Junior or Improver to the General Drapery.—Apply Cloth Hall, Ciydach, Swansea. al3 -Grocery.—Wanted, an Improver; steady and willing.—J. Jones, 47, Llewelyn-street, Pentre R.S.O. Pork Butcl>ers.—Wanted, experienced Shopman good references required.Apply, stating wages (live out), Jeffreys and Sons, Newport. 2tl3al2 Drapery.—Wanted immediately! Junior Young Man; Welsh.—Apply, stating age, salary, and ex. perience, to B. R. Evans, To Grocers.—Wanted, competent Junior Assistant.— Apply Leigh's. 11, Bridge-street, Cardiff. _2642a 13_ Boot Trade.—Wanted, experienced Manager (Welsh) for South Wales.-Apply Stead and Simpson (Limited), 119, St. Mary-.street. Cardiff. 26"?6al0^ Showroom.Wanted, Young Lady of experience in Mantle, Jackets, and Millineiy fhles; to W. R. a smart Junior: must he of good character.—Apply, stating particulars, T. Jones, Co-operative^ Stores, Treorkv. 2540al2 Drapery.—Several experienced Young Men Wanted immediately.'—Apply W. Edwards, Draper, Swan- 2?ætl11 _II ??..t88 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. SITUATIONS VACANT. Carpenters and Joiners are respectfully informed fbat ;1 });sI,nt\" ;s Tending fhvawea. r785ir.ll Wanted, steady, industrious Young Man, who thoroughly understands Horses and Gardening, and Make Himself Generally Useful; live in; good refe- rence indispensable.—Junction Hotel, Walnuc Tree, arf Hairdresser—Young Man thoroughly-good hair- cutter, quick shavor, with knowledge ot umbrella work; constancy for a stead}' young man with good reference.—T. Owen, Hairdresser, Blarngarw. eall Miller.—Wanted, good lian for a Water Mill near experience and wages required to Thomas and Evans, Llanelly. m 2730al4 Waited, strong, sharp Lad.—Keniick Mid Son (limited), 10, Wellington-terrace, Cardiif. 2716all Men, Youi,l>s, Boys.—All Classes Requiring Any Employment (Indoors or Out) write at once; Situa- tion Guide free 1 usy time; hundreds suited don't delay; town or country; distance no object.—Tanner and Co., Box 113, 112, Ncwiugton-causewav, I on- don. 2741a14 Wanted, Elderly Women who are Open to Knit Stockings with Long Pins, and Advertiser will Find the Woollen suitable.—Address G 45, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2704al3 To Collar Makers.—Wanted, good Cart and Stage Collar Maker: a few dozen each to he -iade for a good man.—Apply T. Thomas, Saddler, bridg- end. 2629a10 Grocer's Haulier Wanted at once.—Apply, with full particulars, to William Thomas, Abercarn." 26i7al0 Pork Butcher.—Wanted, good Man Well-up in All Branches; reference and wages required.-John Batten, 5, Albany-road, Cardiii. 2592a12 9 a Carpenters and Joiners are respectfully informed that a Dispute is Pending at Swansea. 2525all Electrical Engineering.—Messrs. Sydney F. Walker and Co. have a Vacancy for an Articled Pupil.- Car- diff Electiical Works, Cardiff. 2471all Boot Trade.—Wanted immediately, a steady Man; aged from 22 to 30; well up 4P repairing and camble of assisting behind counter; must have good refe- rences.—Apply Auckland, Lljinelly. 2838,116 To Slaughtermen.—Wanted, a Young to 20, Willing to Make Himself Useful.—Apply S. Robinson, Aberavan. 2876al2 Youth, snlarllÙld active, \Yanted.-Ap¡)'1y Johnson and Co., Wholesale Confectioners, Tudor-ro^d, Car- diff. 2850al2 Wanted, respectabie Young Man, about 18, for Fruit, Seed, and Com Stores.—Apply, with full par- ticuiars MritHn and Davies, Cadoxton. 2418a10 "The Labour Exchange" have Inquiries for Black- smiths, Bakers, Bricklayers, Cabinet-makers, Clerks, C-arpentem, Coaehbuilders, Draughtsmen, Electricians, Engineers, French Polishers. Joiners, '\13301<:1, Navvy Gangers. Plumbers, Plasterers, Police-constables, Strikers, Shopmen, Tailors, Upholsterers, Vicemen, Wheelwrights. Firet-class Turners and Fitters for High-speed, Light Marine Eugiues, a Few Moulder" and Coremakers, a Few good Dyers, Bleachers, and Finishers. Several good Scotch Carpet Weavers.—Send two stamps for particulars to 40th District Office, Manchester. 2382a10 Wanted imwCdiately, First-class Hand to Take Charge Hairdressing Saloon; must be thoroughly competent in all branches, smart in his business and his appearance; steady Liid best credent;ttls.—Stats age. salary, required, Hawkins, Clothier, Aber- avon 2354al0 Wanted. First-class Coach Painter, must line out well.—Apply, by letter, to Wm. Pnice, Coach Builder, Talgarth, Breconshire. 2373alc: Boot Trade.—Wanted, Four good Rounders on Girls' and Boys' Hob nailed Work.-Apply Witchell and Sons, Abersychan. 2676al3 u ,t,,)iiie To Printers.—Youth Wanted; accustomed to Platen machine and assist at ease.—Apply 73, Holton- road, Barry Dock. 2652al0 To Joiners.—Wanted, Non-Union Working-Foreman and Joiners.—Apply Wm. Lane, BuiJder, 12, Bay Vjew-cr-sctnt, Swansea. 2492all Helvesniake- Wanted, must be a Good Dresner; if steady regular work in timber-yard.—Lewis, Timber Merchant, Pontypridd. 2502all Wanted, First-class Sugar Boiler.—Apply-H., WefT tern Mail, Merthvr. 2793a14 Home Employment.— Plain Writers preferred either sex, anywhere; book agency correspondence; good payment; no canvassing; specimen copy and in- structions, 9d. genuine.—A. E. Williams, Penper. gwm, Abergavenny. 2775a14 Boot Trade.—Wanted, Finisher for Men's and Youths' Light and Nailed Goods; none but steadv men need apply.—Jones and Co.'s Boot Warehouse, Afcerdare. 2753al4_ Warehouseman.—Wanted at once, a Young Man as Warehouseman personal application preferred. Apply to H. Eynon, Grocer. Mountain Ash. alO Boy (smart) tr; Sell "Evening Express."—Apply Yates, Newsagent, Commercial-street, Aberdare. Boy (smart) to Sell "Evening Express."—Apply Ashhv, Newsagent, Taff-street. Pontypridd. -? Situation Vacant.If You Want a Situation, Bu" an Evening Express" Fourpenny Advertisement Blank" frcm the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, or Hairdresser. Fill up the Form and Send It to the "Evening Express" Offices, Cardiff. It will probably get you a Situation. Try it. Hundreds are satisfied. If you cannot get a Form in your neighbourhood a postcard to the Evening Ex press" Offices, Cardiff. A Salary of 12s. 6d. to 25s. per Week Can be Earned in Spare Hours or Evenings by Either Sex Anywhere proof sent free to anyone sending address envelope, in own handwriting, to T. Smith and Co. (F. 132), St. Helen s-gardens, North Kensington, London, W. 1,11665 -? SITUATIONS WANTED. Wented, Situation as Uudnr Waiter; aged 19; good references.—Sydney Smith, 98, Clare-road, Car- diff. e7883al0 Ycung Man, having three days weekly spare time. Socks Situation "6 Collector of Rents or a Small Agency; exceiknt refertnees and security if re- qiired; native of Cardiff.—Apply H 23, Exjpress Office, Cardiff. e7891al2 Decorators,. Builders, Jtc.-Sign-writer, Paperhanger, Ac., ants Job.-Painter, Express Office, Taff-street, Pontypridd. e4609 Wanted. Situation for Geperai Repair of Houses, {be., cn 'Estate. —Addrece H 18, Western Mail, Car, difi. e7887al6 PREMISES. PREMISES TO LET. Butcher's Shop to Let; good Adam-street, Cardiff. e78-77al3 Premises to Let, suitable for Stores, James-street, Docks.—Apply 45, George-street, Docks, or 34, Brook- street, Riverside. 7263a11 FOR SALE. For Sale, House; large yard, extensive stabling, hay lofts; near proposed extension Roath—Grange- tcwn tramways; suit furniture manufacturer, cab proprietor, or any large concern.—James Lodge, '1'u.[,reet, Broadway, CardilI. e78S0al6 I -? BICYCLES. Cheap, New Rapid Pneumatic Safe"- Bicycle ball throughout; £ 5.—Apply, between five and at 8, Green-street, Canton, Cardiff. e7843al0 .Vew Cycle Lock, with Key, Post Free Six Stomp?.; i«pairs, Plating, and Stove Enamelling promptly and cheaply nt trade prices; no job too difficult, noua too small.—Morris Bros., Pontypridd. v'191? Free! Free! Post iree to any address.—Safeties! Safeties! Safeties! Important to agents, dealers, and other?. Wholesale list, containing 1,000 (one thousand) machines, new and second-hand, sent post free to any address. 50 per cent, cheaper than other makers or agents. Why pay more or fancy prices' Single machine at wholesale prices. Write at once for the largest and most complete list in the cycle trade. Sterling value and no large profits. -W. R Warrilnw, Cycle Works, Regent-street, Weston- super-Mare. If you see cyclist travelling speedily with little e?;eition, he's on a Nimrod. A Bargain this week is Two Cushions for "ash or easy Niniied Cycle Depot, 6, C'rwvs-roud, Cardiff. e7840a6 Safeties.—Money, money, money saved. Free boat ticket to W>.»ton-super-Mare. Buy your Saftey from Wariilow. Weston-super-Mare, or 293. Bute-street, Cardiff. Single machine at trade price; 1,000 in stock. Write or call for large list free. J MONEY. MONEY TO LEND. A pmv ATE GENTLEMAN will MAKE ADVANCES from £20 to £1.00û upon PROMISSORY NOTE ALONE, at a Cheap Rate of Interest. No Fees or fixpenses of any kind .f business not done. Rc-paynients by Instalments, or in One Sum. Advances will be Made at Applicant's own House. Apply, by letter only, to MR. M. HENRY, 27, ilJ>WARDS-TEKKACE, CARDIFF. e7878»13 (, MONEY I.BXT in Small or Large Sums, re-payable by easy weekly instalments or arranged to suit bor- rowers' convenience. The terms and interest will be quoted before business is done. Strict privacy. No dehv.—Ajipiv. personally, or by letter, to E, PHILLIPS, 18, CHURCH-ST., CARDIFF e7591d Cash.—Advances Promptly Made on reasonable terms to responsible householders from £20 up- vr-rds. Trade bills discounted.- Apjjly J. W. WE'hams, Accountant, 11. Duke-street, Cardiff. e7388 -?- Those in Want of Cash are recommended to Apply h the Provincial Union Bank, 1, Quec-u square, PrÎstnJ, ('1' to the District Agent, E. W. Webber. 3, Working-street, Oa,di1Y. e4550 M(.'EY I~EXTut5 PER CENT, from £ 2o~~TO £ 2,000.—WHY Pay More when a Private Gentleman is prepared to Grant Advances to Responsible Persons, lIIrtlc or Female, upon their NOTE OF H.-OJD in any part of England or Wales, without Lean Office formalities. NO BILL OF SALE OR SURETIES REOU1RED. Tim advance can be paid back by enly instrument. or remain out from one to fifteen vears by paving the interest- only. Cail or write to the actual Lender—CECIL G. COURTENAY, Esq., 11, Stroud Green-road, Seven Sisters-road. Lon don. N. f9061 APARTMENTS. A APARTMENTS TO LET. i1 .tziiainon-einbariKmeut.—J-odgiugs, '11m uoard, lor Two Young Men; coirifortablc home piano hot and cold batli; terms, 14.s.-H 12, Express Office, CcH- tiiff. 7834al4 C'cmfortable Apartments for Gentleman or Two Frielub, in King's-road, C«nton.— Address G 38, Everting Express Office, Well-furnisbe<l Apartments to Let, or Board and Loc1;riq;s; terms moderate.—Apply 83, Newport road, Cardiff. e7833a9 Large Front, Combined Room; close to town.- .70, TudoV-road, Riverside, Cardiff. e7827a9 Comfortable, quiet Lodgings for Two Gentlemen at 97, Strathnairn street, Roath; board or other- wise piano, bath (hot and cold); 'bus, tram, and park. e7831a9_ Apartments—Front Sitting and One or Two Bed Rooms suit gentleman or two friends pinno: every convenience.—7, Bradenham-place, Apartments (Comfortably for Lady Gentleman, Without Attendance, or Gentleman Dining Out; bath.-54, Gienroy-ctreet, Roath. Car- (litf. 2835i 16 26, Glynrhondda-street, Cardiff.—Well-furnished Front Apartments for Gentleman or Two Friends; bath anci every convenience. 2885al6 Furnished Sitttng and Two Bed Rooms; country; I extensive views of lovely scenery; near station and town of Abergavenny.—Davies, Bookseller, Aoer- Large, Comfortably-furnished Front Sitting and Bed Rooms to Let, to One or Two Gentlemen, at Moderate Terms.—10, Fitzalan-place, Newport road, Cardiff. 2839al6 1, West-grove, Cardiff.—Superior Furnished Apart- ments hot and cold bath; good attendance; close to T.V.R. and Rhymney Stations. 2S322alf) To Let, Furnished, Combined Room use of bath 0' Stacev-road terms moderate.—Apply H 21, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 144, Riclimond-road, Cardiff.—Well-furnished Front Apartments or Lodgings suit one or two gentlemen piano; hot and cold bath terms very moderate. lt.14 WoidswortiiHave-nue. —• First- class Apartments With or Without Board; bathroom; every home comfort; moderate terms. 2713:114 To Let, a well-furnished Front Sitting-room and Bedroom suit married couple or gentleman d ning out; terms very moderate.—Applv 52, Salisburv-road, Cardiff. 2688al? ?' CLERKS AND MANAGERS. CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANTED. Manager Wanted for Large Foundry in Scotland. Working Iron and Steel; must b3 thoroughly ex- periences! and have English trade connection and financial backing of at least £ 1,500.—State asre, ex- perience. and salary expected, and give references to H 27, Western Mail, Cardiff. 39814 Clerk, quick and careful; with a knowledge of double entry preferred; wages 23s. to start.— Apply H 15, Western Mail, Cbrdiff. 2851al2 Wanted, a Young Man from 25 to 20 years of age as a Day Book-keeper in a Wholesale Grocery Establishment; must know the grocery business thoroughly Welshman preferred, and must be a total abstainer.—James Jones & Co., Wanted, Shorthand Cierk (Female); one with knowledge of typewriter preferred.—ApphT G 27, Western Mail, Cardiff. 39727 Üfir.ieil £Uj.:Rc1:i Typist aDct Short-hard Writer —Applv, stating experience, to G 28, Western Mail, Car- d'ff. 39728 Junior Clerk Wanted must be a good penman shorthand writer preferred state age, experience, and salary expected.—William Morgan, Auctioneer, Pontypridd. 2580al2 David Rees and Co., The Hayes Market, Cardiff, Have a Vacancy for a smart Office Boy. 2710a14 Wanted immediately, a Young Man for Office, and aeusstomed to Soliciting; also One for Grocery j Counter.—Gunson, Merthyr. 2521all Female Clerk Wanted must be quick at figures, &e.—Apply, with full particulars and copy testi- monials, Phillips, Grocer, Merthyr. 2o32all CIERRS AND MANAGERS WANT PLACES Lad Seeks Evenipg Engagement in Office Work.— P 36. Express Office, Cardiff. e7825a9 Situation Wanted in Mechanical Engineer's Draw- ing Oliiee; four years in fitting shop; email premium, if required.—H ll, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2819a 16 Bcck-keeper (22) Seeks Situation; thorough knowledge of dounle-cnt.y book-keeping; excel- lent testimonials.—Address H 6, Western Mail. Cor diff. 39793 Coal. 'l'rade.- Y ouriïi- Man, with nine years' expe^ v rs' expe. rienee in Durham and Northumberland Colliery Fit- ting Offices as Confidential Clerk, Salesman, Cashier, Book-keeper, Corresj>ondent, &<• Desims Similar Situation in Wales; highest te8timonjals.-Aridress H 2, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2777al4 Junior Clerk (18); good writer; knowledge accounts and shorthand three years' experience; good refe- rences moderate salary.—Address G 46, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2715all Architect and Surveyor's Assistant and Perspective Drau^ht^ma-n Seeks Engagement j five ears' expc- rience in first-class work; details, working drawings, and general office routine; salary moderate.— Address G Cardiff." 2678al0 Junior Clerk Requires Situation iiisn Office; <-ood character; two years' experience.—Address-' G 3 Western Mail, Cardiff. 2641all Situation Wanted Postel~and~J>legraph Oler0 eleven years' experience; able take charge sub- ofhee.— Apply Phillips, care of Post-office, Lampeter. 2627a13 Clerk, 38, experienced in coal, timber, building material trade, Seeks appointment; eleven vears last situat-on abstainer.—Aaron Davies, K inch ton Radnorbhire. 2553al2 Builder's Assistant, abstainer, Requires Per- manency; competent and practical; draughtsman, quantities, book and time keeper; superintendence • highest references.—Particulars D 45, Western iftul, Cardiff. NURSEMAIDS, SERVANTS, AND BARMAIDS. SERVANTS WANTED. Wanted, a Nurse; one thoroughly accustomed to children: aged 18 to 20.—Apply 7, Gloesop-road, ltoath, Cardiff. e7829a9 Wanted, Generai Servant, who can do plain wash- ing and ironing.—Apply at once Mrs. Hyman, Dow. lais. e7839a9 Wanted, experienced General Servant; not under 24; must he able to «ook and be thoroughly reliable. -Apply Mrs. S. itofs, 80, Oathedr-al-road, Cardiff. al2 Wanted ai "nce, General Servant; good home; coimtry girl preferred.—Apply Mrs. Hajmson, 10, Kingsla ad-crescent, Barry Dock. e7892a12 Wanted immediately, a good (Jeneral Servant; able to do washing and plain cooking; good references in- dispensable.—Apply Bangor Villa, Clive-road, Canton, Cardiff. e7855all Wanted, £ lain Cook O¡' General Servant imme- diately, where housemaid is kept.—Apply, stating full particulars, to Mrs. E. Jones, 42, Clive-road, Pen- arih. e7860all Good General Wanted small family able to wash. Apply 14, Southey-etreet, off Woidsworth-avenue, Rc at h," Cardiff. 7845a-10 Waiited immediately, a. strong Girl, about 18, as General Sejiranib.—Ajisply 14, Charles-eti-eet. Ca,r- chff e7828a9 Wanted, on 1st October, a House-Parlouraiaid; aged about 25; must understand litr duties; one used to country preferred.-Apply, full particulars, to Mrs. Darnel Owen, Ash Hall. near Cowbirdge. e4591 Situation Vacant^—If You Want a Situation, Buy an •' Evening Express" Fourpenny Advertisement Blank from the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, <v- Hairdresser. Fill up the Form and Send It to the Evening Express Offices, Cardiff. It will probably get you a Situation. Try it. Hundreds are satisfied. If you cannot get a Form in your neighbourhood send a postcard to the Evening Express Offices, Cardiff^ Wanted, General Servant; aged about 18.—Apply 41, Wells-sheet, Canton, Cardiff. 29043016 HcUBe-Partounnaid Wanted for Two in Family; needlework required.—Apply, with full particulars, 1, Belgrave-terrace, Swansea. 2389al6 Wanted. General Servant.—Apply Mrs. Railton, MJ1 Kotse, Aberamau, Aberdare. 39820 Good Cook Required October 5th five in family; wages £ 20, 110 beer.—Apply Mrs. Brown, The Willows, Tredegar, Mon. 2834al2 sTrong,~experienced, clean General Servant Wanted good references.—After six, 01- by letter, 18. Plao- turi 011-0vcuue. Canliff. 28431116 House-Parlourmaid (experienced) Wanted, 17th iiu-t. quiet country place small family; housemaid kept, lamias.—Addresti II 8, Western Mail. Car- diff. JS20al6 Wontedi a trustworthy and respectaNe General Sentct: able to do wasliing; one in family.—Apply 36. Hydcr-street, Canton, Cardiff, between S'x and Eight." 229 la 12 Wanted, reg}>ectabie Wonuui to Take Wasmng and for Cleaning (AI Saturdays.—Apply Mrs. Lag, 18, C( n n'ero.ial-etreet, Aberdare. 39312 ~Wanted,_experienced Gnifral Servant; not .tnder 24; must be able to cook and be thoroughly reliable. —Apply Mrs. S. ltees, 80, Cathsdrai-road, Car- diff. 28623,10 Wanted, Young Giri as General ior Small Family: no washing; country girl preferred.—1, Fitalianion- emhanknient, Itvcrn1e. Cardiff. 285sal '■ good Plain Cook (Country); no liou-'e- work.—A;>ply, stat'ng wages, Mrs. Richard White Beor, Ll\>->-n-y-Moi-, Caswell, Sv.a-iisea. 2833a 12 Wanted, an experienced House-Parlourmaid; must thoioughlv understand her duties; good wages.— Address K 3, Western Mail, Swansea. 2877al6 W'nted, a good Plain Cook in a Small Farn iy.— Al ply, statng age, wages, and references, Mrs. Kirk- house, Bryubedw, IVlorstown. Pontypridd. 2S0oal4 .-P ?. Wanted, superior Parlounnald (experienced) in Gentlemen's Small Family, Cardiff; aged about 25; must be gO;1d needlewoman; unquestionable reie- rences.—Address II 7, Western Mail,- C;r(l'ff. Ladies Suitetl with All Classes of Servants Situa- tions Secured for Servants. Fee Is.—Miss Walters, 30, Page-street. Swansea. 2792'il4 ~W:nite<L~go7xf~Plain Cook, earlv in October.—Apply J 47. Western Mail Otnee, Swa-nsea. 2795al4_ "Wanted, experienced General; must understand cocking; two in family.—Apply Mrs. Hockin, Ravens- hoe, Mumbles. 2798al4 Wanted, experienced General; plain cooking; a little washing and ironing housemaid and limn kept-; aged not under 24.—Apply, with reference, Mrs. Davion, Biyniarv. V-jrth, Riiondda Valley. 275fttl4 Wanted, experienced General Ssrvant and also r House-Parlourmaid able to do plain sewing; small family.—Apply Mrs. J. K. Stone, Holmeswood. C'ytha. Pars, Newport, Mon. 2720al4 Mrs]-Booth, Park Registry, 4, Frederick-street, Cardiff.—Wanted, Servants, all classes. Ladies Suited. Nurse Disengaged. Beds for servants.— Stc.mp. 2302al4 Useful Companion (Invalid). Housekeeper, Cooks, Ivitchenmaids, Generals, Nurses, House-Parlourmaids Wanted; no places, no fees; lodgings obtained — David's. 45. Charles-street, Cardiff. 2788al4 "Wanted imniedi-.itely, Tlain Cooks, General Ssrvanie, Laundrymaids.—Stamii, Mrs. Evans's Registry. Eim- street, Cardiff. Disengaged, Sewingmaids, Jobbing Cooks, and Young Housemaids. 2778a14 Wanted at once, experienced General Servant; able to cook v.-ell; small family; not under 23—Apply Mrs. Wride, Llanislien House, near Cardiff. 2759all_ Respectable Young Woman, September 16, as General Servant (Business House); able to assist with wash- ing and baking; good references required; wages, 18s. month.—Address Mrs. Cot&e, Cowbridg. -road, Llactrisant. 2709al4 Wanted, good~etrong Girl as General Servant- Apply, between six and eight p.m., Mrs. Powell. 3, Westbourne-crescent, Cardiff. 2746all Hcrse-Parlo lrniaid ard Lcundryniaid Wanted for London; jB16 and £ 14.—Apply first Sketch, Hickman- road, Penarth. 2723all Wanteel, good General Sen-ant; small family; early riser; no wa.-hing; 1.0 children; £ 12.—Mrs..Jenkins, 45, West bourne-road, Penarth. 2729al4 Good General Wanted; comfortable home; no children; good reference required; Welsh preferred; aged from 20.—Apply 28, Merthvr-road, Ponty- pridd. 2732:1-14 Wanted, good General Servant.—Apply, after zix, at 12, Conwt.y-road, Canton. 2712al4 Wanted, clean, respectable General Servant.— Apply 132, Newport-road, Cardiff. 271ial4 General, plain cooking; three in family.—Apply 3, East grove, evenings between six and seven. a14 Wanted, for Small Family, good Plain Cook, who can bake.—Apply, giving reference, to Mrs. Trayes, Mairtdee Hall, N ewpo-rt, Mon. 2724aH Wanted! experienced Tlouse-Pariourmaid.—Apply after six p.m., Mrs. F. Bradford, 2, Bryn-y-Mor Villas, Eate.n-grove, Swansea. 2588al2 -?- ? Wanted, strong Kitchenmaid, about 18, able to Milk.—-Apply, giving t'.1l particulars, to Mrs. 11. Llewellyn, Baglan Cottage, Briton Ferry. 2683Û3 Wanted, strong Girl, about 20, as General, for Two in Family country girl preferred reference re- quired.-Apply, at once, G 44, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2694al3 Wanted for a Situation in America, a good Cook Wanted for a Situation in America, a good Cook and experienced Parlourmaid.-Apply to Mrs. John Randall, Glanavon, Bridgend. 2692a13 Experienced Plain Cook Required at once.—Apply Brierley, Park-road, Penarth. 2682al0_ Wanted at once, Young Girl as General Sez-va-it; one who has not heen out before preferred.—Red House, Ferry-ro id, Lowar Grange, Cardiff. 2658al0 Waiited, a respectable and experienced General Servant. — Mrs. Farmer, 12, Castle-read, Car- diff. 2o60al3 Wanted, by 12th inst- good General Servant; clean, tidy, and good plain cook.—Apply Thomas. Bron- wvdd, Llanishen. 2654:110 Wanted, a House-Parlourmaid.—Apply 30. New- port-road, Cardiff. 2662a10 Wanted, Nurse, House-Parlourmaid, and a Girl who will Make Herself Generally Useful and can Wash.—Apply Mrs. Capel Branpie, Maesvddcrwiu, Swansea Valley. J6'3aib Hou.-e-i'a.rlourmaid Wanted at once good character. Hollanton House, Marine-parade, Penarth. 2584a 12 Wanoed, experienced Cook-Genera,! for Kigali family; must have good references.—Apply, two to six, at 81, Plymouth-road, Penarth. 2583al2 Wanted, Two respectable Girls, about 20, One as Housemaid, the Other to Make Herself Generally Cse- ful.—Mrs. Edwards, Southermlown, Bridgend. 2543al2 Genaral Wanted; small family; able to wash. —Apply 14. Southey street (off Wordsworth-avenue), Roath. 2468a11 Wj.nted, Mother's Help, S12; ScuHerymaid, £ 12; Nurse. £20; Ur.der-Housemaid, £15; Kitolienmaid, S16 Parlourmaid, £ 20.—Write Mrs. Coster, Registry, Gloucester. 2457all Housemaid Wanted, about September 17; must have good references and be fond of children.—Mrs. Elisor, 23, Windsor-place, Cardiff. 2465all Wanted. G(.neral; washing, &c.; good references. —Apply Miss Arnott, Irvon Villa, Berw-road. Ponty- pridd 2419al0 Wanted, a thoroughly respectable General Servant; used to plain cooking; with good references.—Apply Mrs. Evans, Elmwood. Cathedral-rood, Cardiff. alO Wanted, by September 27, good General Servant; good wages given, and satisfactory references re- quired.—Address Hill, Belle Vue, Merthyr. 2431al0 Wanteel immediately, Hoet:emaid.-App1v Mrs. Getlnng Lewis, Nythva, Bradford-place, Penarth. alO SERVANTS WANT PLACES" Wanted, Situation as Useful Help household duties and dressmaking; good reference.—Apply A. B., 34, Upper Elizabeth-street, Dowlais. e?868al2 Re-engagement Wanted as Nurse in -C:lr1l:ff-or Pelial-til I six i,ears' nurs.-ry experience aged 22; wages £ 22; highest references.—E. I. R,, Bolton Lodge, Bolton-roael. 8ibmtion Wanted as General Servant; country girl, now living near Cardiff excellent character from last situation.—Mrs. Coster, Registry, Gloucester. ral4 Situation Wanted as experienced Head Nurse; good needlewoman; thres years' referenoe.—M., 2, Graving Dock-street, Btrry Dock, near Cardiff. fal4 Disengaged, Gfenehils (different ages), Cook (wash, iron), EIO long characters. House-Pariour- maids, Cooks, £ 14— £ 20.—British Agency, Aberda-e Junction. Stamp. 2725al4 IT Farm or Private, with Scrvajit; home first consideration. House-Parlourmaid; five veers' reference; £ 20.—Gilpin's R?gistry, Lower Bir.rt* streRti, Gloucester. 2624«10 1 PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. ']A.RDIFF. CARDIFF. THEATRE ROYAL LESSEE & MAKAOSE, Mr EDWARD FLETCHER 15th Year of Present Management. TUESDAY. September 10th. MISS CISSY ( RAHAME'S COMPANY In the Famous Musical Comedy, A GAiETr GIBL- From the Prince of Wales's and Daly's Theatres, London. A GAIETY GIRL A GAIETY GIRL A GAIETY GIRL A GAIETY GIRL THE SUCCESSES OF THE SEASON. "Tommy Atkins, "Sunshine Above." 1* Jimmy on the Chute," and the Boys of the Household Brisrade." Time and Prices as usual. Booking Office at Messrs. Thompson and Shac'vell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. MONDAY. September 16th, Mr. OSMOND TEABLE. Monday, "Hamlet" Tuesday, "lugomar"; Wed- nesday, Lady of Lyons Thursday, Othello Friday, "Romeo and Juliet"} and Saturday, "Richard III." 39775 RAND THEATRE V7T Lessee and Manager.Mr. Clarence SOUSES Second Year of Above Succeslful N.*w Management of the Famous Operatic Prima Donna, MISS CONSTANCE BELLAMY, And Powerful Comrany, including Mr. SHIEL BARRY, in the Graua Revival of Dion Boucicault's Masterpiece THE COLLEEN BAWN. Miss BELLAMY" will sing The Harp that Once Through Tivra's Hails," "Come Back to Erin," Love's Golden Dreaci," &c. MONDAY NEXT, September 16, the Latest Success in Musicoi Comedy, "THE GAY PARI IEKNE." Box Office at the Theatre from 10 to 4. Doors open at 7; commence 7.30. Prices from 6d. to £ 1 Is. 39774 R £ L H E G I P I K E Managing Director OSWALD STOLL TO-NIGHT! D. J. McCARTHY* "Billsh Intoxshicated." An actor-vocalist, hmaorous, pathetic, and patriotic. A clever and popular entertainer. THE SISTERS LESLIE, Operatic Duettists. Two cultured Vocalists of natural ability. FRANK MAURA, the Mexican Wonder. THE CUNNINGHAM SISTERS, Two charming young ladies, melodious and graceful. CULLEN AND CARTHY, Rough and Tumble Comedians. Miss ROSA BI-OND, t-,»rio-Comic Vocalist aud Dancer. THE DURHAMS. Variety Duettists. DlXA DON, iSerio-. emetJy Songstress and Dancer. J. C. RICH. Character C< median. The original "Sheeny Ma.n." "Still, still in debt." L~LT £ > pANO iCUJv PHILHARMONIC HALL AND BUiLDIXGS, ST. MARY-STRSt.T. EXHIBITION AND NOVELTY PALACE. TO-DAV AT THREE O'CLOCK •TO-NIGHT AT EiGHT O'Ci/X'K! TOM CANNON AND ROUT. FAULKNER, GR-ECO-ROMAN WRESTLI-;RS. Cannon is the Champion Wre. tier of the "-or. Cannon makes an open offer of £ 10 to any man wnc-m he fails to defeat in 15 minutes' wrestling time. Cannon is prepared to wrestle man in the world for B500 a;-ide, the Sporting Life to be stakeholder. ART IN WATERMARKS. Living Sculpture Forming Fountains of Real Water in Full Play, concluding with a DANCE AMID TRE ELEMENTS, by Pauline Rivers—an effect that is beautiful and incomprehensible. Other powerful features. Numerous Inversions in the Curiosity Halis. Admission 6d., Is., and 11'. 61. MACCA 3E NE.'q' WEEK. -?- •w'SWPOE'r. 4>-< iT rl' H.b E M P 1 R E JL -?J Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT. KATE CARNEY, the Female Chevalier. "Bc-ught the 'ome." "Donkev Cart built for two." THE HAYCROFT GIRLS. THE WHIMSICAL WALDRONS. VIOLET EARLEY. VEENO. R. H. DOUGLAS. BARCLAY and PERKINS. IRENE, RICE, and JESSETT, the Yankee Dancers. A shower of Shining Stars. NEXT WEEK ;-The Eltons, D. J. McCarthy. yTcTORn T H EXTXE Monday, Sept. 9th, and During the Week, Great Success of Mr. Stanley Hope's Company in SOWING THE WIND," (By Sidney Grundy), in Four Acts. Prices as usual. Doors open 7.15: commence 7.45 .nrur v -? :.1ft SALES BY AUCTION. SWIXTON-STREET AND COVENY-STREET, SPLOT- LANDS, AND EISTEDDFOD-STREET, CARDIFF. IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRST-CLASS COTTAGE PROPERTIES. MESSRS. CHARLES CLARKEand 1". CO. (late Jenkins, Clarke, a.nd Co.) II; received instructions to SUBMIT to AUCTION at the Mart, Bank-buikiings. St. Mary-street, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, September 19th, 1895. at 7.30 o'clock in the Evening (subject to the usual Conditions of the Cardiff and District, Incorporated Law Society, and to such Special Conditions as shall be then produced and read), the under-mentioned very vell- buiilr. DWELLING-HOUSES. STABLE, AND WORKSHOP, Nainelv: — SWINTON-STR'iET, CARLISLE-STREET. Lots 1 to 5.—All those Five Messuages known as Nos. 2. 4, 6, 8, and 10, Swinton-street, Carlisle- street, at present let at the low weekly rent of 8s. Od. each. Lot 6.A11 that Messuage and Premises situate and being :0 12, Swinton-street, Ca £ -lisle-st:Uet, together with tbe Stable, Workshop, and Yard at the rear, let at 12s. Cd. per week. Lots 1 to 6 are held for terms of 99 years, from 1888. at a total ground rent of £ £ 15, which v. ill be apportioned at the time of cale. COYKNY-STREET. Lots 7 to 10.—All those Four Messuages, Nos. 15, 17, 19, and 21, Coveny-street, at present let at the low rent of 8s. 0d. per week eacli, and held under lease fcr a term of 99 years, from 1887, subject to Y. grc'ind rent of £ 2 10s. per annum each. EISTEDDFOD STREET. Lot 11 -All those Two valuable Dwelling-houses, situate end being Nos. 21 and 22, Eisteddfod-street, now in the occupation of respectable tenants at the low weekly rents of 10s. Od. each, and held for a term of 99 vears at an annual ground rent of I S5 16s. 8d. To View, apply to the respective Tenants, and for Additional Particulars to Mr. James Morgan, Solicitor, St. Mary-treet, Cardiff; or to the Auctioneers, Messrs. Charles Clarke and Co., Cambrian-chambeirs. 12, Westgate-street, Cardiff. 39668 EXCURSIONS. DAILY SERVICE Between CARDIFF AND WESTON Bv the magnificent Saloon Steamers "WAVERLEY," A ki> "KAVENSWOOD (Weather and circumstances permitting.) SEPTEMBER. Leave Cardiff, I Leave Weston. Tuesday, 10 *9.15, 11.0 | *10.0, *11.50 a.m., 5.45, a.m.12.45, 7.0 p.m. 8.0 p.m. Wednesday, 10 *9.10. Wednesday, iO. *10.0, 11.50 11.0 a.m, 1.45, 6.45, p.m. I a.m., 8.45, p.m (ViaClevedon) ( NOTE.—The shove Steamers will call at Penarth Pier to and fro every Trip, except Trips marked thus PLEASURE SAILINGS FROM CARDIFF. CAMBRIA. WESTWARD HO! RAVENSWOOD AND WAVERLEY. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. LYNMOUTH, ILFRACOMBE, AND CLOVELLY. Leave Cardiff 10.0 a.m.. Clovelly 4.0 p.m.. Ilfracombe 5.15 p.m.. Lynmouth 5.50 p m., Cardiff for Clevedon and Bristol 7.45 p.m. CLEVE DON, Vli WESTON. Leave Cardiff 12.45 p.m.. Cl vedon 4.45 p.m. CHANNEL u U SE. Leave Cardiff 7.0 p.m. 1e,dm about 9.0. Fare, Is. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th. MINEHEAD, LYNMOUTH. ILFRACOMBE, AND CLOVE' .LY. Leave Cardiff 9.20 a.m., Clovelly 4.30 p.m., Ilfracombe 6.0 p m., Lynmouth 6.35 p.m., Minehead, 7.45 p.m. HALF-HOLIDAY TRIP TO ILFRACOMBE. Leave Cardiff 2.0 p.m., Returning from Ilfracombe 6.45 p.m. Cardiff for Bristol. 9.15 p.m. NOTE.—Steamer calls Lynmouth Down Journey only. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. HALF-HOLIDAY TRIP TO CLEVEDON (Via WESTON). Leave Cardiff 1.45 p.m., returning from Clevedon 5.20 and 8.0 p.m. CIRCULAR CHANNEL CRUISE TO CLEVEDON AND WESTON. Leave Cardiff 6.45 p.m., returning from Clevedon 8.0 p.m. j For Fa.res see Bills, and any Further Particulars apply to Mr. WM GUY', Agent, 70A, Bute-street, Cardiff; Or to P. and A. CAMPBELL (Limited), Bristol,

Another Visitor, I TRADES CONGRESS (leaving): Adieu, madam, and thank you for your kind hospi tality, and I assure you I've had a moet enjoyable time. LIBRARIES CONFERENCE (arriving'):!—ET—hope I don't intrude!

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. CARDIFF TRIENNIAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL. ?/ FESTIVAL. PARK HALL, CARDIFF. SEPTEMBER 18, 19, 20, AND 21, 1805. WEDNESDAY MORNING, "ST. FRANCIS." conducted by the Composer, Mons. E. and Waaner Selection. Miss EUn, Russell, Mr. Ben Davies. Mr. Whitney Mockridge, Mr. Ffrangcon Davies, aaid Mr. Douglas Powell. 1 WEDNESDiY EVENING, "ST. PAUL," Mendelssohn. Madame Albani, Miss Cbra Butt. Mr. Whitney Mockridge, and Mr. Wat kin Mills. THURSDAY MORNING, "REQUIEM MASS," Verdi. THE BARD," conducted by the Composer, Dr. Stanford. "A PSALM OF LIFE." con-iucted by the Composer, I Mr. David Jenkins. Miss Ella Russell, Miss Florence Oliver, Mr. Whitney Mockridce, 2Ir. Watkin Mills, and Mr. Plunket Greene. THURSDAY EVENING, "FAUST," Berlioz. 2sla.dame Albani, Miss Florence Oliver, Mr. Ben Davies, Mr. Frangcou Davies, and Mr. Douglas Powell. I "lr' FRIDAY MORNING. <' "THE LAS1 JL-CG^ISiCT Spc.hr I Suite from THE TEMPTER" conducted by the Composer, E. German. I' "THE CHORAi. SYMPHONY'" Beethoven Miss Ella Russell, Miss Clara Butt, Mr. Whitney Mockridge, Mr. Watkin Mills, and Mr. Douglas Powell. I FRIDAY EVENING. "THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD." conducted by I the Composer, Sir A. Sullivan. Madame Albani. Miss Florence Oliver, Miss Chra Butt, Mr. Ben Davies, Mr. Ffrangcon Davies, and Mr. Douglas Powell. I SATURDAY MORNING. "THE MESSIAH," Mad arse Albani, Miss Clara Butt, Miss Florence Oliver, Mr. Ben Davies, Mr. Whitney Mockridge, Mr. Watkin Mills, and Mr. Douglas Powell. Conductor—SIR Joseph Barnby. PRICES OP ADMISSION :— Conductor—SIR Joseph Barnby. PRICES OP ADMISSION Serial Tickets.—President's Gallery, £ 4 4s. I?aIeonv (Two From Rows), S3 lGs. Balcony (Back ROWF), £ 3 Area. £ 2 10s. These ricicet"* do not admit on Saturday Evening. Single Adnnssioiis from 17s. tlri. to 2s. 6d. Plans open at Mr. W. Lewis's, 22, Duke- street. Programmes may be obtained on application t > the Secretaries, Festival Offices, 18, High- street, Cardiff. 38846 PONTYPRIDD. ROYAL CLARENCE THEATRE JUj PONTYPRIDD. Proprietors Messrs. TKENCIHED AND JOXKS. First Visit, for Six Nights, of the Distinguished Actress TvIISS ISABEL BAiEMAN, supported by Powerful Company. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), September 10. I The Great Domestic Drama in Four Acts, by Tom Tavlor, entitled, I MARY WARNER or THE WORKMAN'S WIFE MARY WARNER or'THE WORKMAN'S WIFE Popular prices Doors open at 7; commence at 7.45. Booking Office :—Messrs. Thompson and Shack-11's, Taff-street.' 39799 Taff-street.' 39799 EXCURSIONS. II BRISTOL CHANNEL PASSE X- ][10 GER SERVICE (LIMITED). CARDIFF AND WESTON C BY "LADY MARGARET," SCOTIA," &c. (Weather and circumstances permitting). SEPTEMBER. Leave Cardiff. I Leave Weston. Tuesday, :0.9.20,11.20, (Tuesday, 10. 10.20, 11.45. a.m.,12.45, 6.30 p.m. 1 a.m.. 8.0 p.m. Wednesday 11.8.0, 9.«0 i Wednesday, 11 *8.50, 11 40 a.m., 2.15, 7.0 p.m. ) 10.40.a-m., 12.40, 8.30 p.m Thursday l2.8 0, 9.45, I Thm's(by 12. 8.45. a.m., *12.15, 2.40 p.m. I 11.0 a.m., 1.15,7.45 p.m. JSOTE.—Steamers will call at Penarth Pier To and Fro every trip except trips marked circumstances permitting^ j CARDIFF AND ILFRACOMBE By LORNA DOONE or other Suitable Steamer. SEPTEMBER. Leave Cardiff. Leave Ilfracombe. Tuesday. 10 9.30 a.m. Tuesday. 10 4.0 p.m Wednesday, 11. 9.30a.m. Wednesday. 11. 4.30 p.m SEPTEMBER. Leave Cardiff. Leave Ilfracombe. Tuesday. 10 9.30 a.m. Tuesday. 10 4.0 p.m Wednesday, 11. 9.30a.m. Wednesday. 11. 4.30 p.m 'Thursday 12 10.30 a.m. Thursday 12 5.0 p.m Friday 13 10.30 a.m. | Friday 13 5 30 p.m. Steamer will call at Penarth and off Lynmouth to and fro. Steamer will call at Penarth and off Lynmouth to and fro. DEVON AND CORNWALL In connection with the above Sailings CHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS Will be issued to certain Stations on the L. and S,W Railway available until 24th SEPTEMBER. RETURN TICKETS. Available for short periods, will also be issued at Special Cheap Fares. THROUGH BOOKINGS Are also in Operation from Stations on TAFF VALE RMLWAY to Weston, Ilfracombe, and certain Stations on the L. and S.W. RAILWAY. For Fares and Particulars see Bills. SPECIAL EXCURSIONS THIS DAY'. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. TFNBY. (By LADY MARGARET.") Leave Cardiff 9.0, Penarth 9.10 a m., Tenby 5.30 p.m. Fare, 4s. EVENING TRIP TO NEWPORT. Leave Penarth 6.45, Cardiff 7.0, Newport 9.0 p.m. Fare Is CLEVEDON. Leave Cardiff, 11.20 a.m.. Penarth, 11 30 a.m. Clevedou 5.0 p.m. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. PORTISHEAD (All Day Trip) Leave Cardiff 7.0 a.m., Portishead 3.30 p.m. EVENING TRIP. Leave Penarth 6.45 p.m., Cardiff 7.0 p.m., Portishead 3.30 p.m. ILFRACOMBE By "LADY MARGARET." Leave Cardiff 9.30 a.m.. Ilfracombe 4.30p-m:' CLEVEDON. Leave Cardiff 2.15, Penarth 2.25 p.m. (Via Weston), Clevedon 5.30 p.m. (direct). THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. CLEVEDON. Leave Cardiff, 2.40 Penarth.3.0 p.m. Clevedon. 7.0 p.m For Further Particulars and subsequent Sailings See Bills, or apply EDWARDS, BOBERTSON, and CO., 105, Bute Pocks, Cardiff

LOCAL AXLSEMEXTS. J' THE "GAIETY GIRL" AT THE ? TEEAI'SB ROYAL. Cardiffians are not unacquainted with this plo: or the "Gaiety Girl" and all its accom- panying delights, as :\1r. George Edwardes's company playt-d the piece in Cardiff some tim-t ago, but with the musical comedy which was presented at the Royal on Monday night few, .M-eiuaips, were familiar, for last night's pro- duction of "A Gaieity Girl" wis an improve- ment in every way en the old piece. Miss Cissy Graha-me has olxained all the lights of production, and everything is new. The com- pany, v.hich altogether numbers 55, and is pro- bably the largest company now on tour, al- -ic thoug'h not including any of the artistes who travelled with Mr. George Edwardes, is excel- [ lent, and the whole cast is particularly well sustained. Mr. Templar Saxe as "Captain Charles Goldfield," who was in the original caste of "Morocco Bound" at the Shaftesbury, London, wa, of course, the recipient of un- bounded a.wlause, his song's. es.peo.iaHv the old favourite, "Tommy Atkins," going with all their old swing. The "Little Major." in the hands of Mr. G. Wilkinson, produced roars of laughter. Mr. L. Russell, son of Sir Charles Russell, of the "Liverpool Post," estab- lished himself a great favourite in the pa.rt of "Romney Farquhar," another officer of the "Life Guards," with his pleae-ins voice, whi.e Mr. :F.f'<l EmILe. and Mr. Wm. Grcr.-f.-s-Wn'tfoa iir the roles of "S-r Lewis Grey." the old dtvv>xw-oouTt iudgii a.nd the narrator of those fur.ny stories, and "Dr. Montagu Rrierl-y" reapecitdvely. Each played up to his reputation. Especially were their efforts worthy of nraise in the bathing- machine scene on tli.e Riviera, where each m his guiieltss admiration of "Lady Yirgima" (Miss Mabel Yoimge) falls a victim to the wiles of impersonation of "Ladv Grev." the divorce judo's "plain" vufe, who has .-linped into the machine nil unaware?, after it has been vacatcd by the adorable "Lady Vir- ginia." "Alma Somerset," "The Gaiety Girl," as played by Mi^s Hetty Dene, was a gieat favourite, while the villa mess of the piece, Mina," who slips the diamond rang into the pocket of "Alma Somerset and causes all the mischief, played h?r Frenohy part to perfec- tion. A beautifully-executed pas-ds-seul was give.n by Miss Minnie Blanchard in the fr,t act, and she again appeared in the carnival I scene, in company with the Misses Florence White. Rhocla Wmdrum, and Minnie Murray. The audiesice. although highly appreciative, was in these instances certainly too exacting, as in such a heated atmo=p}tfre and on such a night three encores for 1, dance is. perhaps, a little "de tron." The remainder of the caste vra.s all up to the mrrk," and the laughter of the audience and the merriment of the piece were unflagging from start to fi.nish. Grand Theatre, Cardiff. The popular drama, of "The Ooiteen Bawn," bv Dion Bouoio&ult, was staged at the Grand Theatre, Cardiff, on Monday night by a power- ful company, including Miss Constance Bellamy and Mr- Shiel Barry. The piece was eyceiientlv produced by artistes thoroughly suited to the parts. The new and pm-tv sc.:nery by Mr. H. Griffiths was ably placed on the stage by Mr. Charles Pyne. and the beautiful lime-light effects showing Killarney by moonlight reflected credit upon Mr. Evans. A piei.smg feature was the songs by Miss Bel- lamy. TEE EMPIRES. Cardiff. To those who have never seen Frank Maura, the Mexican marvel, we say "Go to the Car- diff Empire this week." Of aU the many smart speciality artistes Maura 1, the king, for his exhibition :s one which, if the wide world were to be searched, it would be difficult to find its equal. Perhaps liis turn is best summed up in the words "an exposition of sleight, of feet." In balancing balls, chairs, and tables, the Mexican i.s as smart and clever with his nether limbs as the average person would be with his hands were he ? possessed of ten times the natural number. Without n. tingle mistake Maura at the tunie time kept the articles mentioned above flying about in mid-air in daxzling confusion solely by the use of his feet, and in like manner went through other tricks too numerous and compii- I

f?<3 €?Y7'T?T T?T? P.3 STERLING I AND FREE Saloon Return Tickets to any town on the Welsh or English Coas I reached by Messrs. Edwards, Robertson & Co's magnificent steamers, will be given to the winner on the day his or her name an- nounced. CUT THIS OUT. "The Evening Express Free Week at tile Coast" Coupon. I zole fo Name Address SEPTEMBER 10. 1895. IF YOU WANT TO WIN THE "EVENING EXPRESS" FREE WEEK AT THE COAST get as many of these coupons as you can. The individual who sends in the greatest number of coupons, by 10 p.m. on Friday next, the coupons of each day, each signed by a different; erson, will be awarded the prize CONDITIONS. 1. Coupons may be sent in up to Friday night at 10 o'clock. 2. The prize will be awarded every Saturday. and the name of the lucky recipient published on that day. 3. Every dav's Coupon must be signed by a different individual. 4. One person can only sign one coupon every day. LAST WEEK'S WINNER. Mr. T. H. JONES, Westminster Stores. Wharton-strjet,

] cated to mention, so that large audiences 4 durintr his turn were ksrot spellbound with, delight and amazement. Other turns upon the J programme include those given by D. J. M'Carthy, actor vocalist, who scored a success in "The Sandwich Man" J. C. Rich, a. clever character singer the Sifters Leslie, a pair of very sweet vocalists^ Cullen and Carthy, 1 kiic-ekalyoutz the Durham-, variety duettisiti the Sisters Cunningham, du.ettist? and danoers and Dina. Don, serio-comic and rnstrumen- 1 talist. < Swansja. | A couple of the funniest farces provide the I chief amusement at the Swansea Empire this ( week. The,- are "A C-arriasre Ride and Its Mis- hapc." by .;he Three Eltons, and "Troubles in 1 Monkey Land. by the Bros. Lomac. each of j v hich is successful in provoking much laughter. Other turns in a strong-programme are those given by James Curran, a quaint Scotch come- dian: tin- &de\- Sisters, duertiists and dancers: Miss Kate Eplette, Miss Florence. Stokes. Miss Edith Marohant, and Mr. Edgar j Greville. t Panopticon, Cardiff. An exhibition of classic wrestling by Tom 1 Cannon, the champion Grseco-Roman wrestler of the world, and Robert Faulkner, the county champion rf Lancashire, is the chief attraction 1 at the Cardiff Panopticon this week. An addi- tional interest will be centred in this item of 1 the programme during the week, for Cannon's tn meet any ama-eur 0' pjrJ?:=?:f'?'?? 1 in a. wrestling bout of fifteen minutes, in which time, if he does not bring about his opponent's downfall, he forfeits the sum of £ 10, has been thrice accepted. This (Tuesday) evening Camion will meet Richard Pike, the West- of England champion, who has held the cham- pionship for seventeen years. On the following evenir.tr Canedda, the Greek cha-mpion, will attempt to win the J310. and on Thursday John Mitchell, a Greek, who holds a medal for wrestling presented bv the Sultan of Turkey, will t-v his skill. On Mondav Cannon in several wrestline bouts with Faulkner showed himself possessed of marvellous skill and strength- The protrramme, in addition to some first-riass variety turns, also includes the pictures, entitled Art in Watermarks," which were a few weeks ago such a great success at the Canliff Empire. Victoria Theatre, Newport. "Sowing the Wind," one of Sidney Grundy's channmg pieces, seems to be a compromise between the problem play and modern drama, which immediately preceded the problem play. The story as set forth by the dramatist, is a most interesting one, and as a work of art the play is cmeng.-t the eur-oesses of reoemt years. The central idea which is worked out is the question whether a child shall suffer for the sins of its parents, and ■excellent opportunity is presented to the actors and actresses to sjive an effective answer to the question- Some of the scenes are among the mort powerful of the modem drama, and the play is one which, without presenting any objectionable problems, enlists the full sympathy of the audience. The play is ably presented a.t the Victoria Theatre this week bv Mr. Stanley Hope's talented oom- pamy. and is bound to art tract crowded houses. —w—

PRIZE FIGHT FOR £4:00, EIGHTEEN ROUNDS FOUGHT AT SHEFFIELD. At the Norfolk Drill-hall, Sheffield, on Mon- day night George Cortieid, of Sheffield, and) Nunc Wallace, of Birmingham, in the presence of 8,000 people, met m a twenty-round glove contest for £ 200 a-side, the articles being to fight at 7l-l. 12ib., give or take 21b., with 4oz. siloves. The winner took two-thirds of the gate and the loser one-third. Betting at the start ruled 6 to 4 on Wallace. In the opening round Wallace took a deeid.ed lead. but in the fourth and fifth round the Shef&elder improved and ran up a. nice sequence of points. Wallace used his right with terrible effect, and when tii<e tenth round arrived Corfield was growing apparently weaker. In the fourteenth round Wallace tried to force the fighting, but was splendidly met by the Sheffielder. In the fifteenth round Corfield twice sent the Bir- mingham Ir-d to earth, and in the next the -1 1 Sheffield'er got still further in front. Towards the close of the eevetiteenth round Wallace diropned: his hands, andl let Corfield hit him all over the ring. In the next round the Sheffield lad went at it with a will. and landed the knock-out with a terrible left-hander on the neck. --?-

ABANDONED HIS CRUTCHES. ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY CURE AT HOLYWELL. I One of the most interesting cases that have become prominent at Holywell this season is that of a soldier named James I<oftus, 48 years of age. of Boston, Lincolnshire. Loftus served 21 years with the colours in the 4th Battalion Rifle Brigade. Some two or three vears ago Loftus became, an invalid, and for the past eight months he had not been able to put his feet to the ground or move without crutches. He arrived at Holywell last week, and was carried into St. Winifride's Well. Whilst in the water his agony was so intense that he fainted. "It was," he said, "as if all the sinews were being tern out of rqy body and then a galvanic battery was applied." How- ever, he managed to walk unaided out of the well. He has left his crutches behind him.

The lats Father Parker, of Cardiff. The funeral of the Rev. John Parker, one of the clergy at St. David's Catholic Church, Cardiff, who died on Saturday night under the Cardiff, who died on Saturday night under the circumstances stated in Monday's Western Mail," will take place on Wednesday morning, preceded by a requiem mass at St. David's at eleven.

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Love His Ruin WORTH MORE THAN A MIL- LION r tW0 YEARS AGO. Infatuation for an Employe's Wif Caused a Merchant to Neglect Busi- ness. Politics, and Friends. The arrest of Frank A. Magowan as he was about to leave for New York, on the charge of breaking up the home of John Albert Barnes. created a profound sensation at Tren- ton. N.J. Magowan was born at Trenton,and grew with the town. Almost everybody knew him,, and his frank and cordial manner, his abounding soirits, his clear, manly voice, and his good looks made him irresistible. Everybody vielded to his charm. He came of a humble family, and had to make his own way in the world. But it would have been impossible to keep him down. He had a clever brain for business, as well as for making friends. He did not know what it was to be weary. He worked day and nighty and had that happy disposition that can oombine work with play. It has been a marvel for j ears when he got time to sleep. For fifteen years at least .no business man has been at work earlier or with a clearer head, yet no man about town in this place, where there is a very fast set of young men. went at it more earnestly, or sat up with it later. When he reached a certain position, and hau. a few thousand dollars put by, he began to branch out into all sorts of enter- prises in a way that made all the old-fashioned men of capital in business predict an idik* diate collapse. But he kept on year after year growing richer, managing half a dozen large manufac- tories wisely and profitably, attending to even the details of such varied industries as the making of bicycles, of oilcloths, of rubber broods, of pottery, of beer. Two years ago he made a sworn statement of his assets, and the statement-, carefully verified at the time, showed that his personal fortune .was l,10u.W)0dols., and that his various interests brought him in a much larger income than the normal interest upon that sum. In addition to all this business he had found time to be twice mayor of Trenton, and hud made the whole town grateful by honestly and economically spending the public money lit improvements that have enabled. Trenton to become what ehe is. His business enterprises, building up the tC\9IL, employing several thou- sand people, made M much for his popularity as his public record. It was this popukriiy that made him a dangerous candidate, in 1892.. for the Republican nomination for Governor, and that has kept him among the first Repub- licans of the State. He had always been very liberal, and his wife, whom he married when he was still strug- gling at the bottom of the ladder, and his five cididren benefited diiefly by his extravagance. For a long time they dived in a pretty house at -No. 68, Clinton-street. Two years and a half ago he began to build a palace next door to this house. It was presently the most spa- cious feouse in Trenton, and in the splendour of its furnishings beyond any tiling that Tren- ton's .rich men had ever dreamed of. Two vears a<go, in the summer of 1893, if ago- wan was at Belmar. To the same place, from' their home in Ohio. came Mr. and Mrs. John. Albert "P'TTPPS. a young Canadian and Ms wife and their cruet-year-oid cutuytu<»". -^bey 1-ad. married in Toronto in loBo. Mir. Baj-nes was in the rubber manufacturing business, ajia. M he was pretty shrewd, was getting on welL But his wife. a beautiful young woman of 25 years, was much cleverer than he. She had: a fine singing voice and was fond of reading of the better sort. She had ambition and in- tense emotions. Macro wan s attentions to the fair Canauian 'became marked. Fe -offered Barnes the manageship of his big rubber company in Tren- ton at a salary which Barnes could not refuse. It is alleged in Mr. Barnes's complaint that Macro wan and Mrs. Barnes made trips to New York, to Philadelphia, to Pittsburg, to Chicago, and that Magowan resorted to many •extrava^ances- in f^ui-rouriding Mrs. Barnes with luxury. His ihoteti bills, his restaurant bills were the amazement of the auditors m his business office. He let his vast business enterprise suffer. He let his political ambitions go. He gave 1,0 heed to the counsels of his friends. His friends who were interested in hia business enterprises saw what was coming, and hastened to protect theorise,ve>. When two of the largest concerns in which he was interest ed were on the verge of a receiverslhip. when his presence was imiperatiiv&ly necessary, he dropped everything and rusihed off to Okla- homa. and brought suit for divorce from h'3 wife at El IRpno. While he was jpotie receivers were appointed for two large compani'tip of which he was president. He was gone over two weeks, no one knew wheTP. Presently he appeared upon the scene aTain. He was as bold. as energetic, as confident as of did. He worked earlv and late. cheering on his friend* beating bac-k his creditors, making T-n gallant fight. And since his return in tho first wesk in August, we financial battle has been going on in his favour. Barnes brought his charges several days ago. and Commition<~T Jarne-s S. Aitken. of tJiei Supreme Court, handed down the papers with these words ""ritten on them, "SufSHentlv rrroved that Frank A. Magowan mined Helen Edith Barnes, and has been guilty of erinina-l int maov wi*h her." The r>rr.*at was ordered, and when Magowan was broujht into court his bond wa* fixed at 25.000 dollar*. It is said that Ba-nes will bring a civil action for 100.000 dollar* against "Magowan. Mi«. P-<rnes and hFr daughter n-e with Dr. and M-3. Winne at the Hotel Windsor, in New YoHk City. M^wrowan. in retaliation. nan Barnes a.rrpsted on the charge of perjury- Bsrnes waa takfn before Justice Couit^r. and released in 5.000 dollars bail, waiving a hearing. It mu.,rt: be said that Magowan s friends stdll stick to him. and say that his side of the famalr scand'd is vet to be told, and tfosut when it ia he will have as manv friends 4, ever. -?--

A PASSION FOR DRINK. SAD END OF THE WIFE OF A MINISTER. An inquiry into a sad case was conducted ai Batt.ersea Coroner's-<r.urt nn Saturday by Mr. Braxton Hicks. Mrs. 'V[a.ry Anne Martha Carver died on Wednesday night at Z'9. Thurlev-road. Ba.ttersea. from poisoning by carb'uic acid. Her husband is the Rev. Thos. A. Carver, a Baptist minister. He stated chat his wife had a passion for drink. At intervals she forsook the evil habit, and became her old ocif but during the past twelve montths. as a. tule, very sad family relations had prevailed, and thev had led a very miserable life;. Or* Wednesday afternoon she was in a verv wretched oor-dition from the effects of dri-k, and was Iving on the sofa in the p.triour. Wit- ness was in the kitchen making a rica pudding: for the children, when he heard his wife call out, "Dadda. daddaHe went to her, and she asked him to send for an anibulanr-e to take her to her father's residence to die there. As she had suffered before from this delusion, he took no notice. About half-pa-sii four his lit+U» daughter told him she could not wake h. mother, and he found the woman lying uncor- scious on the sofa. His daughter told him sh6 Jiad seen her mother drmk something out of a cup. and he at once sent for a doctor—Dr. Mose-e George Higgs. of Bs-ttersea. said thai; when he arrived Mrs. Carver was insensible, but not dead. The cause of death wa- poison- ing by carbolic acid, of which she appeared to have drtuik about: two ounces.—The jury re- turned a verdict of death from misadventure- II.

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-'AIYSTCE TO MOTHERS.—Are you broken a vo. reo"' nv a «ick fhild suffering with the pain c* cuttinp teeth? Go at once to a chemist and set 5 bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothine- Syrup. It wil relleye the poor sufferer iniriediateir. It is plea- ?al. ",iiet slee ""tur sant. to taste: it nroducs natural, "nipt sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little ehe-uk awakes a* hr:t as a button. Of all che-^s. Is. lid. per bottffc, flB