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Sítttafums Sfacaitt WAnED immediately for *» Labourers. 1.ru;0 Domefetic Servants guaranteed •mpl^TmenS hy Government; also co Railway Section Men.—itipTyfor particulars and application -orrato Bell and Fark. Licensed Emigraticn Bureau, 7 New Bond-street. %icotlts. «ritt!rlt5 &c. B-speed SMirmey-Arrber Gear Gem,'3 C.ycle latest asoffel worth treble.—AK 880, Cfirdit? Times me.. Cardiff. aOQn ótarriagtS anb thidts. FNDEBTAKER writes-" Since I introduced Blar- U Bton's ligHt modern Fnneral Stock my tracle ha3 In creased wonderfully." 50 Hearses, Coaebes. Washing- tone equal new bar- fains; cat&iogues.—liars ton, 24, Bradford-street, ilrmlnghmn, JSU&ual • npliatices. F.nemas, Elasti" Hosiery, Ac -usses. :¡¡ 6d; double, 5s 6d. -t!tinson's Middiesbroagh. Estab- 1870. 10 Jar alt. 'EF6QiV:E¡.R., direct to yonr, du. .081'dece,. pui. i iie j& .a., name whioh .ands rør Leadership in the bo world, a leadership earned by honest production and devotion to the im- provement of footwear for COUntry and town wearers. r.1-1FE Lome Boots, tuckets or pries, stand hard C usasre and yet, re'ain their shape. Smart Sunday Boots, 8s 6d. 9s 6d, 10s 6(1. AGRICULTURISTS. Shepherds.. Fore'terGame- taeepersand all Omo-oor Wearers. -There are no Bcotg for you- too eoual-" Fife Boots at -T -7' ^flBE Farmer'iFriend is undoubtedly Ilosrg's Fife" -l BooBs at 13s M II.Isd i8a ed per |>air built specially tromftnes. waterproof leathers made. PLOUGHMEN S, Carters'. Navvies', Miners', Road- men's, and Labourers' Hoots made by skilled boot- lbalrers plre iron wear. solid comiort 36 6o. tillFE Boots for ladies, button an.d lace, black or X1 tan. slace kid or box calf, 7s 6d. 8s 6d, 2s 6d Shoes, ditto, 55 6d. 6s 6d, 7s 6d. F Iri;" B;t-¡;;í-i;-r¡s.-tùtlon and lace, glove JC lther. 2. is W. Shoes—7 to IC. 3s 4 1: li to 1. 4s 2d 2, 4r 8d. For keys, stand b*Td wear ana tear. Sizes—9, 10. 4s 6d 11 to-1, 5s2d i to a, 6s 3d. Shoes—11 to J,^s4d;2to5, 4a lid. .ENDfcr my fre: Hiustrated c!\talo¡¡ue. coverIng needs of waole family. It will sae you money. AX. Hozg. Nf>. of the Bouts-by-Post Trade. 18390 SOUTH Wales Propsroy Gazette. "—A Monthly Ksgtsfeerof E itiss, Houses, Lands, 4r to be Let or Sold in Wales. Mortmoathshire. West, of Er:II:la.i1d, &:c, 1,000 copies sent lUopUily. post free, to the leading inhabitants of Wales and Monmouthshire Insertions free. Copies post free from Messrs Hern )td Pertwee, Estate Agents, Auctioneers, &-c,. 74, 64 Mary-streei. Cardiff. 2444 Jl" E A I' H EflTS~ p» E A T R i-B-S 1 FEATHERS FOR BEDS. Wh bnT coxnmon snoddy .1'!oa! Beds bea TOI1 ean fst beit ENGLISH FEAXKEF.S at 5d per lb. Carriage ttid ? Warranted dry and sweet. Feather Beds made 110 order. Se d for samples and price list to H HANDY AND CO., FHATEER MERCHANTS. Ø1 WELSH.PCOL, NORTH WALES. 114 iHisreI!anrons. <L C«(}»lT»t Photo. Is Id, copied from anyc.d.v. or J\ cabinet photo; 6. 3? c d.v., 6, is <V[; 1., 2s 6d 12 Postcards. 2*; ICln. Permanent Enlargement, 4s 6d.— SoMd photo and P.O. H1U. E,C.' 18m "*1 jrAXRrMONlA.L Post; sealed envelops 3d. with clr- jXM. cclar 9,t "6é¡¡:¡1\,h,t ')7' qu irter of c"nit1y.- gdltw. 9 Tr«falvar Bids?. T.n> « jKisrsUaneous Mants. WELSH Chin*,—Wanted. Swansea and NonSfrarw W China,Swanrf a and C;\mbrianPottei7,atid iJlilwyn Etrusctur Wa?e only good bpcl1JMns i 6quired: higa rP1t'esIt1TÁn.d'¡reR!\ Collector. Lclio ("('1'. Cor lii't. i. ;J;anks. rj",HE HA KING CR033 j^ANK. 1870.1 Cardiff Branch—73. ST. MART-STREET. Srircbe? al-6 at JUrcfccstcr, Liveipcol. &e.to FeBd Oflices, 28, Eedford street, Strand, Lottdun and Ass Li-aI>H-HtEofõ..G796.i8i. LOANS of £ 10 10 £ S,Ct0 made on al,y das of • ecarity. PEh CEM.lNXKltEST. allowed on current accounts. L'ttOfeilS of £ ]0sx.d nj wsrus leceived a. under— :}.c.r&:Z;I1_.tibjt'ct to mon1lls' notice of withdrawal tc.c. „ • 6 13 Special term* ^or longer periods. In; are*t paid quarterly The Ienninable Deposit Bonds paY1"earlv 3 per cem.. ir.4 ata s. afe investm-en'. Jn.cead ot Dayuig larye. dividends to 8hareholdr" wo pay fair rate j of ijitersst 10 our d..1'<I!!jt,r.<. and 1w o doina bave eaxned sh8 I'jUO" we undoubtedly hold. in he put.lie confidence. We ha^e been eHiabUubcd for 7 Year. and cnr unique ipoelUonin the Bnnkius; ^orld to-day teettiie« to the luccfsso? our husii.e&s metliciis .md to the satisfac- tion of onr custftaaers, W r1t nr call for PrObpeCt\1S. A. WILLIAMS and B. J. TALL. Joint Managers. Jli ont11. j71NAXCrAL ASSISTANCE. £10 TO laIMW ^r-*mali amounts acfoidin#' to r»mlTeTn«n»» OK PHOMISSORY NOTE ALONE. "ith FttOHPTllLDE and at LOWEST RAXES, ^fBTfTXCt GrzmyfZET). aymEltlts to suit client's' convenience. Call or Write iiEWEIN AND CO., 27, Chajrles-st, Cardiff. 124 j—67 £ 1 jgo.coa rp"o~~ | END In bums ot i.5 Md Upwatds. tte friyate Casii Advances granted to any Responsible Persons, itry. Profesf-.or al (4er.tle.men ,or Tradesmen, il ON WRiXTKN PlioMISK TO- hliPAY. 6trletcfl pnvacv. T..ow"si. rates. ^JOHN I^RUWN, 1. Pcaiiroke-terrace. CarduT. 7-359D By Prlvata^Lender on Simnls Promissory Kotes, P.Hls 01 S^letakt-n and absolute privacy suaraui.ee'T :str lettero £ application receive yromns attention. »d i/itending"borTOweiM are waited upon by a ittiire- !Qta$ve, who ts>nipovrereU to complete transaction 1 terms matu;11!y Hi-ianged, no .-}\nTlZe b..lng mada iJJr8tmsl!lS artunjly complett>d. SveciaIquotatioDII >rshort loans. Write in confidence to C. WELLS, 3343—408o COKr.IDOE CHAMBKRS, LEiCKSXER. Oln estal'lislied Financier*, are pre pared to Advance *uius frum £ 20 to £ 3.000 at short notice on approved Note of Hand. personal or Qther Mearfties. C})lI.Zgs arrllo¡;el1 before tr,natlon8 are Mort¡;w!8S on Froperly etteuted ai current '&lE!1I of ite1'(.t. Pioveriy l'urchased. Trade BI1l9 l Ucoiiuted. AnnniHes and Fixed Incomes arrancert. Money advs>ri<ed on steond mortva«'s. — Apply direct as we have no agents, Hityes Lullamgs. The S. 1IEKN A PEP iTwee, Kstate Agents. lJ. 74, St. Mary-street, C.Üc\ilf, are prepateil to .4"née from £100 to £100.0v0 on Mortgage of J'ree- bom or Leasehold Property, aucl from £&J to £1,000 o ) f11 o"1 security. 3664 13,o\.K continues to Jend. lmmcnse sums dally. from -5.000, on Note of Hand Alone. or other Security, '5' notice, to &11 clAsses In any part of Eng. JI-J- a ales. repayable by easy mMa.lments.I\o good application is ever re{used. All communication* strictly private. Modezoate Interest. Special rates for short -periods. The largest, H known, and most honourably conducted Business in the Kingdom. Thousands cf our regiilar customers have expressed their entire satisfac- ticn In repeated transactions ivith us. If desired, one ot our Officials will attend at yonr residence at once with Cp.õh.&JJd ("arry outthp. advance THESE and THEN. CaB. cr write (in confidence) to the Manager, Mr Stanley IiQ'vdmg, 1, Queen-square, Bristol, or to the LocaJ AgeKtSv Davieg aiid Co.. 97. St. Maiy-street. Cardiff. Especially Racoramsnded — far BADt LEGS, PILEG. |gy Bruises, Boras, aod ail Wounds Nag A' IZealinf}, Cooling. Soothing Solve. DR- HOBEBTS' ALTEBATIYE PILLS. TlwMS-T for SKW-DfS^^SES-aad Cluornc C'tÜp;\tio'1.. Tey d;:i.r.[e-cl: t:H VH:m. }>r,ces-l.2":J. 1>ALb P-.õteÐt 1cine ""n<lars. "r pest fre* fron>- ^Ek|Q U'rite for Pam !tiel. rJ„ i11 — ■■ h IN A_AME ? Itdopentis. A good nwne L§ everything. No l' man ia bigb it) public estiraatroB unless he tats ¡ deserved it-tbat is. MPEutd his reputation. 1^-ir th« same always. When an article has obtained good name it has always deserved ¡ good namaoaa clieqtjf is I 1fke c^a of the reatm. inst as safe. If you ¡ "▼ fH- tfee-na^se of a great physician 13 a gn-4untee. you feel 1\fe. If yon are below par the Dime of a good medicine is a craotee. too you leel safe. gEECHAM'S pILLS JgEECHAM'S TRILLS pILLS m tfee fpeat family physician—they have a aood name, std you know you are safe 111 Wipl-bet11, They have earned their reputa- tion, which is Tliousanda use then eTery day, and have done ao for sixty ▼eaip»- waa an Order of Merit for naedicinee, like there is for men of high and true worth, BEECHAM'S PiLLS would be unong first to be honoured. ■The"bead cannot be right if the stomach is vrong. BEECDAM'S PILLS keep the toraach right. Tlreie is really no need to day vcatalogue their virtues as a blood purifier, a tpaic for the nervous system, or a euro for *«leggii»h lieisr. Tne name on the box is all yotf *»ant. They, arc so weli known that they -RECOMMEND rjl HE MS ELVES. ") .4. •• 89M urerywhere in boxes. ftlgB 3.s 1iõ (56 pille) and 2s 9d (163 pills), 'p- public ^mnsittunts. OARDIFF. -_0 NEW THEATRE. jL Sole Proprietor ROBERT REDFORD. PAEK-PLACE, CARDIFF. EVERY EVENING AT 7. ROBERT REDFORD'S AND MILTON BODE'3 PANTOMIME— RED DIDING TTOOD, II fx Powerfn' rast,including Miss A N IE PUK.CELL, Miss NORA OUY Miss AGNES TANDY, Mr AINSLEY BUttTON, Mr JAY LAURIER, Mr HARRY BICKLEY, Messrs KEATH & MERSO, CGLLINS-STELLA TROUPE of 8 Lady Dancers, and TED £ MAY HOPKINS. BEAUTIFUL SCENES. MAGNIFICENT DRESSES IN THE BUTTERFLIE i BALL and THE PAGEANT. Price for Reserved Seats :—Private Boxes. L 2s, £1 lis 6d £1 Dress Circle, 4s. Orchestral Stalls (Front Rows) 4s, other Rows, 3s. Unreserved Seata—Balcony, 2$. Pit Stal's, 2s. Pit ls Gallery 6d. SPECIAL MATINEES EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY at2, Children under 12 half-price (except pit and gallery) to these performances. Box Office from 10 to 5. Nat. Tel. 37S. THEATKK ROYAL. CARDIFF^ Lessee and Manager ROBERT REDFORD. JL Lessee and Manager ROBERT REDFORD. EVERY EVENING AT 7.3). THL POWERFUL PLAY, IN gIGHT OF gT J^AUL'S. Public fiotias. OYALTCOM'MISS IOXOX-ao RSE BREEDING. KINGS PREMIUMS THE SHOW OF THOROUGH-BRED STALLIONS. Suitable for settius Half-bred Horsp.3. Will be held at ISLINGTON conjunction with the HUNTERS'IMPROVEMENTSOCIr:TY),on MARCH Ith, 13th and Hth. 1507. TWENTY-EIGHT KING'S PREMIUMS of each are offered foi- Tbniough-Brad Stallions fonr years old and oot exceeding CO years oid, in twelve separate District Classes, in Engl nd, Wales, and Scotland. Lett day of Entry, January 23th, or for Posf. Entries, Februar-4th, 1907 Entry Forms and further par- ticulars can fee obtained of J. HERBERT TAYLOR, Secretary. 12, Hanover square, London, W. jplANCER HOSPITAL fFr^. Fulhlm Yj road, London, BY. —PATIENTS SEE?N DALLY or. their own application at 2 o'clock. Funds urgently needed for general expenses and for the Research Department. 18384 Secretary Fred W. Howell RmlDittg Stacteitts. -+- THE TAUNTON AND WEST OF jL ENGLAND PE SPETU.AI^ BENEFIT BUILDLNS BOCiEYY. ESTABLISHED 1157, INCORPORATED 1813. Offices: 3, HAMMET-STREET, TAUNTON. Secretary Mr R A. GOODMAN BO P. RO WIN G SHARES, .£&Q EACH. SUMS OF MONEY are reatiy to bo advanced on Security of any description of real property—free- hold, leasehold, or copyhold—on the most equitable terms; the principal and interest repayable by Monthly Instalments. INVESTING SHARES, £(,0 EACH, realised in about 13 years snd 4 months by Monthly Payments of Five Shillings per share. FULLY PAID-UP SHARES, bearing a fixed rate of interest, payable half-yearly, or allowed to accu iculate. DEPOSITS received. Interest at 4 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly, or may accumulate. Prospectuses, or any further particulars, may be obtained on application to the Secretary, as above or to 189 Mr THOMAS WEBBER. District Secretary, Tower l;t1ambf>T9, (;:ILrcb-stn.t. St. John s- sql<aTC. Cardiff. ARE YOU RUN DOWN? IS YOUR DIGESTION POOR ? IS YOUR SLEEP BROKEN ? Worr and overwork can d., much to briny about, these con jitioas. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS CiWiLYM QUININE BITfEES GWiLYM gULNlNE BITTERS GWlLiM QUININE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC, THE BEST REMEDY FOR NERVOUSNESS, weakness. INDIGESTION SLEiiFLESSNES?, LO^oS OF Ai'PETfTE, LOW SPIRITS. GWILYM EVANS- QUININE BITTERS GWILYM QUININE BlTTEi:S GWILYM QUININE BlTTERS •GWILYM QUININE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONT £ Testimonial. 303, Gillach Gyuoa, T"rrynrodin, Merthyr Tydfll. Dear Sir,— in May. 1901,1 became iil irom a. very severe attack of uerVUt:.3 pr03lratiou. Life was a perfect misery, is I vva3 so Nervousness depressed, "dyspeptic, and weak. 1 have Nervousness been ireated by different dooms, and Kervou&nfcss tried nearly every patent movlicinc, but derived a mere temporary relief. A few weeks ago a friend from Carmarthen advised me to try Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters, aid 1 purchased a large bottle, but had no conIidence then in it, efficaev to do me any good. I am glad to say the effect has beon marvellou with me. I am now Üi almost perfect h. aith. I •hail continue its use lur a little while jóngr to prevent th Maesj returning. I can truly say that there is no tonic that 1 know of equal to Gwilym Quinine Bitter*, and you aro at perfect liberty to publish lhis ►tatemenr, a< I 1bink any 1 er-on suffering fcnm Rny nervous diseases will find a tiue irieud iu Gwilym Evans' Quinii.e BttteMifperte- ured with. I am yours, HENRY TILLER. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUI UNE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUINJNE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS QUININE BLTTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC. Testimonial. Coed Taiywern, Weakness Duffryn. Weakness Genllmen T am pleased to be able to Weakness bear testimony In lite benefit 1 Itav re- ceived by taking wilym Quinine Bitters. I have had medicine trorn ■< arious doctors every spring for year, past, and was obliged to take medicine all last winter, tatas I received iitHebpncat ] r",solved to try Gwilym Evans' Quntne Bitters aDd.thoiidi I have only taken three 2s 91 bottie«, am abla already logo about. I ha.ve been suffering from Weakness, &e. Your3 trnlv. M. A. WILLIAMS. GWTLYM QUININE BITTERS GWILYM YAN: QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QlTNINE BITTERS GWILYM QUININE BITTEuS THE VEGETABLE TONIC. Testimonial. IndiSMtion 44, Llwydarth-road, Indigestion Maeatfg. Indigeation Dear Sirs,—Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bit.ter3 ia. n my opinion, one of the best gifts to humanity, i myself have derived the crcatost possible benefit in Ftubbcrn case; nf Flatulence,Indigestion, I,08¡; of Appetite, and Weakness. 1 have proved GWtlym Kvp.ns' Quinine Hitters on my own person to succeed when all otber remedies havehild, Yours truiv. t. POWELL. GWILYM EVENS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS- QUININE BITTERS GWTLYM QU'NINE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC. Beware of imitations. the name Gwilvm Evaas on the labei, stamp and bottle, without, which pons are ienmM. Sold everywhere 10 bottles 21 9d tr 4s Sd each, or will be sent, post free, on receipt oi stamps, direct fiom the sois Proprietors, QUININ E RI IT EES MA \*UF ACT UEING COMPANY, LIMITED, LLANELLY, SOUTH WALES. |1 I > CURE INDIGESTION, g I TRY THEM. OF ALL CHEMISTS. H lJipping justices. ^HANADIAN pACI PIC J^INE FASTEST For Sailings and Pamphlet, Tr> Re Work and Waces, r A NT A r» A Apply toC.P. Rly., CAIN ADA. 13, st. Augustine's-parade, Bristol or w. J. Trounce and Som, Bute Docks: Davie- and Co., 58, Charles-strest; Thos. Cook anc Son, 2, Duke-street; Stawart and Co., 35 Mountstuart-sq. Capt. Scott, 47. Cathavs-ter. Cathays Cudlipp, 32, City-rd., Cardiff Younf Newport; D. M. Richards Wenailt. Aberdare Thomas. 19, Market-st. Aber- tiliery: F. Coomhee, Beaufort-sq., Chepjtow; Hills and Sons, 171. Oxford -at., Pontycymmsr Rees Jones, High-st., Rhytnney L. Atkins, Gellyfaeioj, Dow- iais: Morgan, 112. Higii-st.. Merthyr: Thomas and Son, Town Hall Chambers, and D. C. Jones, Graig Posi Office, Pontypridd. 4119 V HITE STAR LINE.—LIVERPOOL IT to AUSTRALIA, calling at Capetown (South Africa). RUNIC, 12,482 tons Jan. 17 MEDIC, 11.584 tons Feb. 9 AFRIC, 11.943 tons Mar. 14 SUEVIC, 12,500 tons Apl. 11 The accommodation on these twin-screw sceMnen comprises smoking, reading, and dining rooms Fnres.—To Australia, JE17 to to Capetown For farther particulars apply to Local Agents 01 tolsmay, Imrie and Co.. Liverpool; I, Cockspur street, and 38, LeadeahaU-street E.C., London ALLAN ROYAL MAIL.—CANIDA and U.S. Unsurpassed for 1st, 2nd and 3rc classes. SpecilÙl ates to Ontario. Manitoba, anc Canalian N'orth V/est. Handbooks free.—Apply Allans. 5!, Pall Mall. 19 James street, Liverpool, and 103, Lendenhall-street, London; or to W. J. Trounce and Somc. Rntc Docks. Cardiff: Captain J. A. Scoit, 15, Cathays terrace. Cnthav»; C. Stnart, 35, Mount Stuart- Bqnnre C. J. Cudlip. 32, City-road; Dkvies & Co., £ 8, Cbajries-street, Cardiff. 58, Cbajries-street, Cardiff. STOP ONE MOMENT. OH, DEAR, DOCTOR, MUCT MY DARLING DIE? THERE IS VERY LITTLE HOPE, CUT TRY fjPUDOR ^TILLIAMS' PATENT gALSAM OF HONEY. UL THERE IS NO REMEDY UNDER THE CANOPY OF HEAVEN EQUAL, PATRONISED BY ROYALTY. NOBiLITY DOCTORS, NURSES, and MOTHERS PRAISE IT WHY? It contains PURE Welsh HONEY and an Espene of the Purest arl most. efficacicus Herbs, gathered cui the Hills of Wales, being pTthered in rhs proper season, wben its virtues are in full perfection. BRONCHITIS. THERE are thotwandsof children wbo die annually fr.un Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, and Croup. This is a grand discovery for the cure of such complaints. It » IN'VAI-UABLE for Weak-chested Men, Delicate Women,andChiidroa. It. cures when all ottier remedies t&t.. It curcs Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis. Asthma,, Tightness of the Chest. It cures thousands of children if Bronchitis ;;11,1 Whooping ugh It cures for ona Shilling when Pounds have been spent in vain. TRY IT. If you have a Comh, try it; if you have a cold, try it; if you have Bronchitis, try it. It loosens the phlegm and promotes expectoration, produces warmth ai:d comfort 10 the chest, and cives refreshing sleep n hen you have lost nights of re3t. A STIPENDIARY AND A MAGISTRATE IN THE COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN REMARKS:— feel it my duty to inform you that I have been using your Tudor Williams' Balsam of Honey in my fauviy, which IS Ii. large one. for many years, and liavS provect Its great value, having used nothing else lor Cough during Measles, Whcuping Cough, and Bron- chitis, and can Highly recommend it to all parents for snch comp! lints." SEE THAT YOU GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE. TUDOh. FATENT BALSAM OF HONEY. MOST iMPORTANT. SO MANY IMITATIONS AND FRAUDS. Sold by all Chemists and Stores in Is, 2" 6d, and 4s 6d bottles Sample bottle sent (post paid) for Is Yi. 3s, and S., from the inventor. Saving in purchasing the larger sizs bott<e3. D fJlUPOR ^TlLLtAMS, L.S.D.E.W. MEDICAL HALL, ABERDARE. 1117 GIVE YOUR PIGS SOME GIP. C "lllllll 11'milII.. PIGS that have GIP /^U escape swine fever, £ Bf* Bj Bj keep free from worms, cramp. gripes & fits, fMwiiilfeed well, thrive, and <RS&:STEReCR fatten rapidly Sarr.pla ba¡;, 3lb" ]/6; ¡Jbs., 'C- Sold by all Corn Mer- chants. Manufacturer. C. HAMLIN, Harcourt, SALISBURY. jgASS AND CO'S PALE AND MILD! ALES. SEASON BREWINGS AY NOW BE HAD IN PRIME CONDITION, IN CASKS OR BOTTLES, OF FULTON, DUNLOP, AND CO., CARDIFF U"d rjl I R E D -j^J" E N When you are tired of talcing myaterions prescrip- tions aud w. ary of wearing Electric Belts, write to me and I wiil send you a Book which f-hows how every man, young and old. mav be Quickly and thoroughly cured of N ERVOUSNESS, EXHAUSTION. VARICO- C hhE, and DEBILITY from anv cause whatsoever. WITHOUT STOMACH MEDICINE or ELECTRI- CITY. Hundred'! of cures. Fook tent sealed, post tree. Two stamp .—A..J. LEIGH, 92 and 93, Great Russell-street, London, W.C. Twenty years' EUCCCS,- iui results. 16625 \TOKWICH CANARIES 1 Direct from their Natve City. For Exhibitioo,Breeding, and Song, cheap ) est procurable. Also every other variety tjl (.A roentioiiable. Free List (with ea=y ffaym^nt system- post free. Largest collection of sinx- in ths world. At on approval. Patronised by Rovaltv. V\ W. IlUDD, Bird Specialist, NORWICH. -4_ >UGI1S&C0U>S( USE ||;rS2MESi!Pl Vvg|KAYS COMPOUND I J" 4 TNSEED COMPOUND0 J 9 v „ is a reliable o'd English home M 9 y~*A .remedy. It Boftens hard phlegm, I S & permittipe it to be expectorated 8 M wrthout strain, soothing the membranes and B H allaying the irritation so commonly fix- I B oerienced. There is nothing to equal it. Of I U all Chemists at home and abroad. Refute the I n many substitutes offered. Price, n sroRT FOR EVERYBODY. — Send 2 stamps — page Catalogue NSJSELESS SHOOTTBC. f of Novelties ,i,i ~r andSpecialities Jl" 1 in Noiseless Guns and Rifle«. All shapes and patterns, Folding Guns, Cyclists' Guns and Rifles, Walking-stick Guns, Air Guns, &c. No noise, no smoke, no recoil. The wonders of the BEE. Spec'al Line Noiseless Rabbit Rifles, with 100 Noiseless Cartridges, 7s 6d, range 100 yards.—BELT, BROS.. Wholesale Gunmakers. Offices, 93, Waterloo-street, Glasgow. Mention paper. 18989. .4 r, and popular THERAPIQN and popular remedy, used in Continental Hospitals by KicarJ, Itustun, Jube.rt, Vepeuii. and others, surpasses every- thing hitherto < :np.o.v-d for impurity of blood, spots, blotches, pain*. and swelling 0 loin.g, kidney, bladder, and liver diseases, gravel, pains iu back, stone, cloet, gout, rheumatism, exhaustion,sl?eple3sness, Ac. Three lorms, Nos. 1, «, and S, priba ^s 9d, according to the diseases far which intended.—Full particular; send stam ped addressed envelope to Mr R. JOHNSON, 43, Holt'ord-square, London, .E-=1_, PAl N-E S BILL-POSTIXG J YDTCATR For Aberdare, Hirwain, Mountain Ash, and i-istnet. Z. ANDREWS, Secretary. 13502 Os- 1105 NEW THEATRE, ABERDARE. Unsmcss À bbrtssts. AT IL™SAMU TO-DAY fir gB —a golden opportunity for |9 « gHL all who seek to make the \< ■» v MM jBk QR(-^ ra purchase of their require- §H It -W^-l ments in WATCHES, ■ V k m JEWELS, etc., a wise and n| i' profitable investment. ONE-HALF SAVED, G j7 Everything genuinely reduced and THE VALUES Subject, as usual, to a fnc MOMTM'S FREE TRtAL. jJaN THEMSELYES. Here 0% are a few of them H j '^in Solid Real G^ld /« #A I £ 5000 IP THIS LETTER ill Broochcs -IS NOT GENUINE. I 10,6. Solid Gold and ILmS*l B«"onsfleld Chorley. fcSS J Real Gem Dress /jEf 1^ Be»p Str,—^The excellent window iH I Rin?s 3 /U displsvy of youns i noticed in pga j ivuigs .IV|V F^ rS*d *th'ocaiied 1°bold Full Length AJ | 1 0 i lm fir B- T /iffil I purchased my Watch for 25-. I Guards I £ ■ | j Hr T Me*« abetter watch have MS 15/6. GentV Solid Sii- lm jsJa ^IfWl ttme-keeping and ^nraSSuy* H f,,rk A Inert s. A IA IS tfflf-i ■< msP> PlIBil Jt 'V*" been In use every day ROB I ver curD v' 9/ £ fc IW'WM <V: I Slllm darlntf that time. It still ticks 9SH stamped every link/ Wm fO IM'MIIL, !< I SIMS aa true as ever and keeps MM J II dk l/IEM accurate time. It has done BBS ryj <;nliil C.oM Curb A IJS Bml;r Hif MW/T:7 miMfood service as well as you. Jgm j 21r* g acciets l3/o Hi M l Ybl"a you, a good season, Hand- HI 8Qmeli I AIR Ifflli# J Sale, your Train H Reai Gold Watches I l8?^ V \f\MM Fare Paid (up to 30 rwilfta) ^PS'6 Handsome Sii -I if you spend 25/- or more. ver plated Dinner CrutS Cru,zts MBTH. SAMUEL I I FREE INSPECTION (of Manchester), E| and a ESOHTH'S^FHtk TPJhl with all purchases as usual. -v- Jw 1 m fl ^1 B ttjgB jK The Physician's naPiwK^ 0 k« SI lH lB W B m ■ H Cure for Gout. Rheumatic Gout and Gravel. The Universal Remedy for Acidity of the Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Safest and most Sour Eructations, Bilious Affections. Effective Aperient for Regular Use. Jyg GARDEN SEEDS. | NEW. GENUINE AND WELL TESTED. On Receipt, of Costal Order for Is 6d or 20 stomps, we will send, post free, loz each of IMPKRJALCABBAGE, HOLLOW-CROWN PARSNIP, MASTERPIECE ONION (Grattd Exhibition and Main Crop Variety), and Selected CARROT jo7.. each of Savoy, Radish, E-uiy Turnip, and 3 Packcts of Broccoli (early and late) 1 Packet each of Lettuce, Marrow. Cucumber; b Packets Choic" Flower Seeds. Also for Is extra, 1 Packet each Mustard Cress, Beet, Piefciins Cabbage. Borecole or Brussels Sprouts. Leek, Cauliflower. Golden Ball Turnip and with every 2s 6d Parcel w will scud Two Grand Novelties—a PncKet of Ptrless Marrowfat. Peas 13- remarkable Varietv. pods 5 to fi inches Ions, packed with Enormous Peas), and a. Par- ;et of liest of All Runner Bfsans, Splendid Variety with enormous pods, sometimes attaining 14 inches in length- The Above Parcels of Finest Quality Seeds for P.O. 5 6d or 32 stamps. FI ROVES & 81 0 N, IT o 357 SEED MERCHANTS. PIDDLET RENT HIDE, DORCHESTER. PIANOFORTES. 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QOLLIS JgROW N E ]e the Name; it ild, 2s 9d, 4s 6d the prices. 1239 POSTAL DELIVERY Ub THE •oOUTH WALES DAILY NLW^S," The Proprietors of the "SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS" be-, to announce that by a speciu concession of the Postal Authorities they ara enabled to despatch their First Edition each moroin; by the laib leavinj Cardiff at 2 3u a.m. and i 45 ari. Country suoscrioeri reoiding within the limits 0; GLAMORGANSHIRE, CARMARTHENSHIRE, FKMBROKESHLRE, CARDlGANSHJ-lvE, ss wen ag (ho-e portions cf BREC-ONSHIRE and MONMOUTHSHIRE comprised within the Tredegar and Rhymney Valley Postal Districts, may now have the "SoTiTil WALES DAILY NEWa" delivered at their residences daiiv by the same post a3 tliav wtiicli conveys their Jjondou letters. London and West of England subscriber! receiva their papers on the lorenoon of publication. The Third Edition oi tlw "SOUTH WALES DAILY 1\1:, W8" >8 forwarded prepaid to residents of ths foUnw. in2 and all other places within th, Cardiff Postal D strict in time for the tirst morning delivery •— .St Fagaa'j Sully Michaelitone-l*- Pepcoed CcurtyTalla Vedw b t. B!i' B-Sup-E!y D ina.o 'l:'OwU Castle tow b Nicholas Cadoxton Marehfleld Bonvilstoati Barry Penartr> 1- Petejst/m Caerphilly Llandotigh Llandati Bedwas Lisvane Radyr Ystrad Mynach Llamshen Morganstown Pwllypant Whitchurch lieluugtitbth St Meilpn's Xaffi Well Pentyrch fnMably lonxwynltis St Andrew] Per Quarter, post lree. 0 9 9 Per Half-year.. 0 19 6 Per Year 1 19 0 EVERY MAN SUFFERING irom NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DE BILITY should send ior a valuable pamphlet ex- plaining how 11 Nervous and Organic Derangements and Varicocele may be successfully treated wit-Lout stomach medicines or electricity. The method is easy and pleasant, and wih effect a perfect and- permanent cure. 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The South Wales Echo Is GUARANTEED tn have a Larger Circulation [ than that of ALL the other Evening Papers of South Wales I II and Monmouthshire added to- gether. FACTS BETTER THAN FICTION, OVER FIFTY YEARS Of Public Approval, tccompanied by, a CONSTANT DEMAND Is a Proof that KERNICK'S I VEGETABLE I PILLS Are what they profess to be. viz,. The finest medicine for Sick Headaches, Bad Blood, Bitiousnesj. Lfver and Kidney Com- plaints, even Rheumatism and Tic yiold to Them. Thousands take no other Medicine. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS may he obtained in 71d. Is lid, and 2s 9d boxes, through any Chemist or Stores, or mailed direct t-y Kernick and Son. Ltd., Cardiff. Ask for KERNICK'S and see that you get them!" 13521. A WEljL-KNOWN REMEDY. H A Y M & N's Balsam. Dee. 19th, 1903. A very good cough mixture. My child had a very bad Cold on the Cbest, but a few doses soon put it ALL REG HT. Mr Austin Rimmer, St. Heleas, CURED (JOUGH AND COLD FOR 36 YEARS. f THE SREIT E&iGUSH REMEDY. n U 1. 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Send at once a Postal Order for 2/6 to ALBERT, 73, FARRINGDON STREET, LONDON, and you will receive a box of < GRASSHOPPER OINTN3EJ4T and PHI*, which is acertain remedy for thecure of Bad Legs,Housemaid's Knee,UlceratedJoints, Carbuncles, Poisoned Hands, and Bunions. (Copyright.) I WEAK MEN. | Suffering with Weakness, Lack cf Vigour, Pro I mature Decline, Varicocele, Atrophy and B Debility should send at once for partibulars of a B speedy cure to | HENRY FOSTER, 1 The Chemical Laboratory, Brighton, England. f Nama thl3 Paper. 139301 CARDIFF ADVERTISING, BILL- POSTING, AND CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, LIMITED. OFFICES AND WORKS—1, PARK-STREET, CARDIFF. SECRETARY—FRANK H. SlMPSO. Proprietors of tliollrincipat Stations iii Cardiff and Neighbourhood. Contractors for all descriptions of Advertising, Circular Distributing, &c- All orders promptly attended to. 132-I.C44 E W P 0 R T OFFICES N E VV P 0 R 0 F l!' 1 C E S iOUTlH WALES DAILY NEWS," 8. 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" Trade " Defence.
Trade Defence. SOUTH WALES ORGANISATION. Annual Dinner at Cardiff. "THE SO-CALLED TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE." Colonel J. -rTasl&cll, the president, presided at the annual dinner of the Herefordshire, Mon- mouthshire. and South Wales district of the National Trade Defence Association, held at the Park Hotel, Cardiff, on Tuesday afternoon. There was a representative attendance, among those present being Messrs J. H. Brain, vice chairman Reginald Mortimer, treasurer Taliesin Morgan, district agent B. W. Valentin, Llanelly G. Chamberlain, Cardiff W. J. Dix, Newport A- C. Culley. Cardiff 15. Jameson, London; R. F. Pritchard, Ely Brewery Company and H. Israel, Swansea. In submitting the toast of the association, the Chairman said the trade to which they were all proud to belong was one ot the best abused and most heavily taxed in the whole country. Their enemies were numerous, wealthy, and well orgauised There was their old friend, the so-called temperance advocate, chiefly to be recognised by his intemperance. (Laughter.) They gave these gentlemen credit for honesty, but he claimed that they were not careful enough in studying the question upon which they claimed to dictate to others. (Hear, hear.) Years ago these people made up their minds of the necessity of reducing the number of licences. The fact that they had got, compensation tn. day was not in any sense due to these people, whose only cry was, Crush the publican, crush the brewer." There had be n during the past few years thousands of licences given np, but with what result, ? For every public-house closed had been opened a club not supervised by the police and not managed by the people who had to go to the magistrates for their character, with the result that; they were far worse for the morals of the people. (Hear, hear.) He would ask why the would-be tem- perance reformer did not !ook more carefuliy into such facts as these. Why was it that when- ever the publican endeavoured to improve bis place of business, the so-called temperance advocates opposed them insteadof helpingthem. He would like to see all their houses so im- proved that people would be able to do as they did in the cafes on the Continent and bring their wives and "children with them bv such actions as these thev would be really working to the cause of temperance and for the good of the people. (Hear, bear.) Then there was another class who said that the benefits of the trade should go to the nation. He could quite under- stand the view that these gentlemen took, but it was a fact that whenever a nation had tried to take over the management of their industry it had utterly failed, fir the reason that no Government could manage the industry as a private individual could. (Hear, hear.) It bad been tried in Denmark. Norway, Sweden, Russia, and in the states, but in none of them could they sell to the working man a glass of beer for the price that they could'in Kngrlaud. (Hear, hear.) Then there was another class of (Hear, hear.) Then there was another class of opponent, those people who supported the Public House Trusts. He heard the other dav of what was witnessed at closing time at one of the larger pubiichouses controlled by the Earl Grey Trust, which he believed was one of the best. He heard that at closing time 70 people went out,and that of that total 50 or 60 were intoxicated, and some hope- lessly so. (Laughter.) The speaker concluded with an earnest appeal for unity in their efforts in gaining the fair play and respect for their trade which was their right as it was that their trade which was their right as it was that 01 every orner iraue in the country. (Cheers.) Mr Reginald Mortimer, in responding, com- plained that the legislator in framing laws re- garding the licensed trade always failed to profit by the experience of the past. He claimed- that the number of pubiichouses and the amount of drunkenness in any given area had no relation the one to the other. He claimed that it. was not quite honest, for oyi, called reformers to go on for ever harassing an industry, which was bound to exist. Had these people taken a different line of action a great deal of real temperance reform could have been brought about, but. the grasping methods of those who seemed to make it the business of their Jives to range themselves against, the licensed victualler made this impossible. (Hear, hear.) Mr W J. Dix (Newport) gave The Health of the Chairman," and Colonel Gaskell, in re- sponding, expressed a hope that, in the future their opponents and themselves would ba drawn nearer together, because he was per- suaded that. if their opponents would only get to know more of them, and would learn to realise their troubles and difficulties, the more would those who now opposed them learn to respect them. (Cheers.) Spcechcs were also delivered by Mr George Chamberlain ( Cardiff), Mr N-alentin (Llaneliv-), and others, and a hearty vote of thanks was accorded Mr Taliesin 1\brgån,who was described as the squl of the organisation in South Wales." Mr ft. Mortimer and Mr R. W. Valentin were. elceted representatives c-,f the wholesale trade to the National Trade Defence Association. Sir J, Gibbins tCwmbraJi") representing Hereford- sbire aufl Monmouthshire Mr G. Chamberlain (Cardiff) and Mr H. Israel (Swansea) were elected to represent the retail trade 011 the General Committee of the National Trade De- fence Association. County Council Elections. The annual report of the Association, which was issued at the luncheon, calls attention to the forthcoming County Council elections, and to the large amounts of money dei-ivelfroin the local taxation account, and administered by the County Councils, and urging that it is of the greatest importance "that the trade should support those candidates, whether in the trade or not, ivho will treat their interests with fair- ness and. above all, political party action should be avoided." A return is published sbowing Ihe amounts at the disposal of each county and county borough, the principal portion ol these being contributed from the licensed victuallers' business, including the tax which was imposed by Viscount Goschen and which is now utilised for technical education. South Wales Brewers' Association. Prior to the luncheon Col. J. Gaskell pre. sided at a meeting of the South Wales Hewers' Association, at which the chairman was elected the delegate from South Wales to the Brewers' Association.
Welsh Mining School.
Welsh Mining School. APPEAL FOR FUNDS. A formal appeal has now br-en issued, in English and Welsh, for thA support and co- operation of ail classes for the establishment of a Mining School for South Wales and Mon- mouthshire in connection with the University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire. The appeal is largely and influential! v signed, the signatories tneln.Iini? the Ktrl of Plymouth, president of the cutlcge Viscount Tredegar, vice-prcsirtent Sir Alfred Thomas, M.P., vice- president: Lord Aberdare. Sir T. D. Llew- elyn, Bar, Sir W. T. Lewis. Bart.. and Prin- cipal E. H. Griffiths; the members of Parlia- ment for all coalmining constituencies in the district, tli e cbairmen 0i County Councils and' other pubiic aod educational authorities. and all the miners' agents in Glamorganshire and Monmouthshire. The circtlltrsta-tes The. immense mineral resources of the South Wales coalfields, and th° increasing difficulties and dangers involved in their development, rail for the highest efficiency on 1.111) part, of all classes oi officials, and the utmost skill and care on the Part of the workmen. In this district we have onp of the greatest, natural later-itories in the world, and onp, especially fitted to supply material for the investigation of problems con- nected with the supply of a better and absolutely safe method of lighting, with the treatment of coal-dust, the employment. of safer explosives, the perfection Pnd use o: rescue apparatus, the utilisation of was te pro- ducts, <fec. Last., year 178 lives were lost bv explosions in the United Kingdom, and of these toasos 166 were due to accidents III the South Wales coalfields. It, is evident, therefore, that Cardiff will form a most suitable centre in which to conduct inouiries such as those suggested. u It u true that great, progress has been made during the past SO years. For example, the loss of life per million tons of mineral has decreased from 17 to 4*5.- Tbis increased safety is largely due to the applications offence, the greatei effiuency of managers and other official?, the better education of the workmen, and beneficent legislation^ When we reflect, however, that the loss of life in the United Kingdom still averaces about 1,000 per annum, and that the serious accidents number over 4,000, it ig clear that muc', vet rema;ns to be. accom- p.'shed. In nearly all th° other laree roalfieldll of the world qrhooli of instruction have been established, and large funds devoted to their maintenance. In the absence of a sImilar instihltion in this dis- trict the officials and workers are placed at, a disad- vantage 33 regards higher technical education, wfewB compared with similar classes in other parts of.the kingdom, and more especially"in Germany and the United States. Other indutriess have benefited by the result* of' scientific Yesearcti. The renewed prosperity of the vine-growin-, districts of Francois undoubtedly due to the discoveries of Pasteur,which are stated to have not. only saved France a sum equal to the whole cost of the Franco-Prussian War, but to have, also preserved from destitution many thousands of the agricultural labourers of that country. Again; scores of thousands of workmen are. to-day dependent for their livelihood 011 those applications of electricity which are derived from the investigations which Faraday couducted in the laboratory of the Royal Institution, and the increased safety and welfare of the mariner are in no small measure due to the re searches of Lord Kelvin. In the same manner the jtat aniline industry has sprung from the researches of the Chemist Per kin. Such examples might be multiplied almost indefinitely, iind ir is but reasonable to suppose that fimiLr effects would follow in the coaMnimng in- dustry if an adequate provision for scientific research could be obtiined. j. We have reason to believe that many of the landlords and the great employers of labour are willing to give generous support to the provision of the necessary fuuds if the workmen of the district will themselves give some practical evidence of their sympathy with the movement. We. whose name# are app«ided to tins document, therefore appeal tolandlords/employers, and workmen to unite in contributing towards theestablihment of a Mining School which-may be worthy of the great in- dustry oi South Wales and Monmouthshire.
£ 30,000 GLASGOW FIRE.
£ 30,000 GLASGOW FIRE. A b'g fire occurred on the premises of Messrs Cooper and Co., provision dealers, Glasgow, on Tuesday. The confectionery department was wrecked, and other buildings were damaged. The loss is estimated at "1000.
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i.Llll I THE WEEK'S MARKETS. t CORN. Cardiff. Saturday,—Englis.i wheat in small supply somswhat enhanced prices, which millers are disiiv clined to pay foreign unchanged. Barley 3d to 6<b and maise and oat3 3d per quarter dearer on the weeki Beans firm and tending upward Peas steady. Gloucester. iaturday.-Bliglish wheat in iair StIPP'? and unchanged—reds, is 5d to j!! 6d whites, 3s 6d to 3s 7d. Foreign wheat unchanged-Plat",i, 31s to 315 6d; Russians, 28s 3J to 33s. Maize unchanged—Plate, Ella; flat-, 21s 5d Bessarabian, 21s 3d to 21.3 6d per qr. Barley 6d dearer at 20s 6d to 20s 9d. Oata firm toO 3d dearer. Weather dull. Newport, Wednesday.—Oats steady, unchanged. Barley, 3d dearer. Maize. 3d dearer. Fines, 22B. CATTLE. Roath, Cardiff, Tuesday.—Fair supply of cattle to- day meeting a slow demand. Sheep a middling supply in slow request. Pigs scarce. Prices show an upward tendency. Quotations Choice steers and heifers 60s to 633 per cwt., second lots 56s to 58s per cwfc, Cows and bulls 48s to 523 per cwt. Sheep—choica wethers 9d to 934d per lb. hweJ 7!d to 8d per lb. Pigs-choice porkers lis 6d tolls 9d per score, a few choice pick 12s per score, second lots (heavy weights) 10s 9d to 111 per score, baconeri 103 to 103 3d per score. A choice supply of beef was 10 tll earclUe market in fair request. lutton fair supplv in steady demand. Prices :-Sides of ox or heifer beef 513d to 5id per lb, second lots 5 id to 5%d per lb, hind quarters 6d to 6id per lb, lore quarter.. 4d to 4%.d per lb, wether mutton 81d to 8^d per lb, ewe. do. 7d to 7id per ib, other qualities 71d to 71d per lb. Newport, Wednesday.—Mediumsupplyof cattle, beat quality scarce, 'Large supply sheep. Good attend, ance. Brisk trade. Quotations Best beef, 6id; seconds, 6d to, 6id; cows, 4id to Sid; best wether mutton, 9d to 9Jd ca, ve3, 7d t6 8d evve3, 7d to 7Jd; porkers, 10s 9d to lis bacon, 9s per score. FAIR. Talgarth, Tuesday.- There, was a small supply of stock at the January fair held here to-day. Very few horses were on offer. The chief supply was fat stock. Cow beef quoted Sid per lb., ox beef 6d to 61d. Barreners were in demand. Yearling wether mutton 9d per lb., Cardis and Badnors 8d. Pigs were slightly advanced-sart pigs 20s to 25s: CHEESE. Newport.Wednesday.—Short supply good demand; average attendance. Quotations Caerphillies, b3s to 67s fancy dairies, 70s to 73* Derbies, 781 truckles, 8us. HIDE. SKIN, FAT AND WOOL. Rhondda, Pontypridd and Abardars Aide, Tallow, and W-ol Company, Limited, Trefores:, Friday.— llides-Ox hides, 951bs. and upwards, 411 ordinary flayed, 5d penecv flavea; dilbL to y^lbj.. <1d, 5d; 751bs. to 841bs., 4 £ i, 51 65ibi. to 741bj.. 4Jd, 5d; 56lbs. to 641bj._ rl, 5d; 55lbs. and under, 4ld. Sd; heavy cows, 4"'2d; 4iJ; light, cows. 4J1, 4id; balls, 4d cuts stnd warbled, id to 4td. Houes, 2J3. 183,15J. UI 6d, 10s, 7s 6d. Calf—17lbs. and upwards, 7d; ilbs. to lSibs., 84; light, 8d; flawed, 7d lambs, 8, 7s 6d, 61 6d, 5»4d, 4s 7d, 3s 7d, 3s Id, 23 41, is gd sweet clean, 2Jd per lb.; seconds, 2d; common, It Salt. 2s per cwt.
RHONDDA JEW'S AFFAIRS.
RHONDDA JEW'S AFFAIRS. Strictures by the Registrar. At Pontypridd County Court on Tuesday Bat's aett Caller, general dealer, of Tylacelvn-road, Penygraig, came up for hjs public examination before Mr Spickett. registrar. Debtor's gross liabilities were L563 14s 4d due to 38 unsecured credtors, and the assets totalled S68 5a ld, which included doubtful and bad debta to £239 Is Id. which were only estimated to realise .£41 19s. The deficiency was £1.94 19s 3d. Bad trade, bad debts, poor position of premises, ill-health of family, and dishonesty of two tra- vellers were the cause attributed to failure. Bankrupt, who came over from Russia seven years ago, immediately started business when be landed at ewcastle-on-Tyne. though he had no free capital. Subsequently he came to Pontypridd, and two year;* ago his liabilities amounted to £ 350, and he made a composition with his creditors, paying some 2s in the £ and the remainder 5s in the,.L, or, Answering the Official Receiver (Mr Ellis Owen), debtor admitted selling debtfi to his mother ia-Iaw amounting to £ 214 for SZO. Only S,30 was paid over to him the remainder being retained by his mother-in-law in respect ot money lent. Debtor denied that his mother-in -lat^ selected the best debts. I twas. troe she went through the books, but the only ones she excepted were persons who were indebted to her for g.^ds she had sold them. Caller had no books off c- counts, and admitted be could not read or write English. It was not tru»f that goods had been cotiyeyed from his shop to that of his father-in-iaw's m ft hand-cart.. The Registrar stated that within six months of filing his petition debtor had E566 worth of stock in his shop, but at the time of the bank- ruptcy there was oniy £10 worth of stock left. It was as bad a case as they could possibly have Mr T. W. Lewis (representing debtor) It is a bad case, but will any purpose be served in iid- jouroing the examination ? The Registrar said he was going to adjourn, in order to give the Official Receiver an oppor- tunitv of trying to find out where the goods bad gone to. The adjourned examination was fixed for J anuary 29t,h.
GUARDSMAN'S FOLLY.
GUARDSMAN'S FOLLY. Bainfiil Story at Cardiff. John Pollard, 01 McCarthy, a strapping young exiGrenadier Guardsman, was sentenced hy Mr R. Cory and Mr Isaac Samuel at Cardif on Saturday to two months' hard labour for living m part on the shame of Eltie Evans. The police ejrideucci as given by SergMnt Evans, Constables Young, Pugsiev, and Burns, revealed the low life of the city in one of ita worst phases. Pollard, who is 22 years of age, looked every inch a soldier as he stood in the dock- Ha served three years in the Grenadier G uards, and was discharged about 12 months ago with a good character and a pension of sixpence a. day. The police told the Court, with much detail, how Pollard had of late practically lived with Eltie Evans, an unfortunate, in Harvey-street, Canton. Four nights out of six complaints had been made by men of the treatment meted out to them after being taken to the bouse by the girl. On one occasion a coloured man vvaq asked for money immediately on entering th& premises. He gave Evans a coin, and then, so he alleged, Pollard quickly put out the light and threw him into the street. The coloured man covered Pollard with a revolver, and but for the presence of the police-who bad been called in-serious developments would pro- bably have followed. Pollard, in the witness-box, admitted he had cohabited with the girl Evans, but instead of receiving money from her he had helped to keep her. Indeed, he had wished to marry her in the hope that she would abandon the life she had led. Under cross-examination by P.C. Young, the prisoner denied that he was in Harvey-street on any of the occasions specified by the police axcept when Sergt. Evans with a county con- stable presented him with a commitment for an offence against the licensing laws. As he did not have the money to meet the commitment, Eltie livans and another girl came to his rescue. The girl 'Evans, who gave her age as 20, denied that she took men to Harvey-street, and said she had been kept by the prisoner. Pollard's mother, who has a boadmg-honst in Bute Town, said he bad lived with her and she bad supplied him with money and clothes. It was true his waywardness had worried her. but what mother, Ilteaslied,wc)uldreluseto help her boy ? The Bench, as stated, sentenced Pollard to two months' hard labour.
MOUNTAIN ASH ALLOTMENTS.
MOUNTAIN ASH ALLOTMENTS. «*. High-priced Land. At a, meeting of the Mountain Ash District Council, held on Tuesday, Mr Bruce Jones, J.P.. in the chair, the question of the redivision of the wards was adjourned. The Clerk reported. that the Allotments Acts, had not.been.adopted by the Council, it having been found in the past that it was impossible to obtain land at a. price that would make it practicable to let it as allotments for workmen; Sixpence a perch, or t4 an acre, was, he considered, a fair price to call upon workmen to pay for allotment land, and that was, he understood, the price charged by Lord Aberdare for such allotments, but tba Council could not buy land for the purpose • under X800 an acre, or X40 (I, year. if taken on lease. The Council could not let any allotments at a lower price than they paid for .them. Several members said that land could be ob- tained at Ynysboeth at a far lower rate than that, Mr T..W. Jones adding that land for allotment gardens in that district was now let to tenants at a nominal rental of lsatear.- Caotain F. N. Gray, -T.P. n that is the case. what is the advantage of our getting land ?— Mr Jones We can get, if. on &till better terms. —The Clerk That is not my experipnce.-Nip T. Jonps (Penrhiwceiber) Our experience in the past, has been that if vre ask for land high prices are demanderl,-Tho clerk was instructed to communicate with the landlords
BARRY'SHOP ASSISTANTS' INSTITUTE.…
BARRY'SHOP ASSISTANTS' INSTITUTE. An institute was opened in connection with the Shop Assistanu-, Union; Barry Dock branch, on Tuesday evening above business premises in Helton-road. It will be conducted on strictly temperance lines for social purposes. The opening ceremony was performed by Mr p. T. Mossford, and it was announced that Mr Brace, M.P., will act as president. Councillor S. R. Jones presided, and the rector of Cadoxton (Rev. J. S. Longdon, M.A.) delivered an address on the advantages of early closing- Sevêrallocal officials of the Union also spoke, including Messrs C. Lleweliyu, W. John, J. Lloyd Jones, Henry Standen, and T. Evans, the secretary. It was stated by a letter that a petition -would be presented to the District Council next week ia favour oi putting the Shop Hours Act into force with regard to the drapery and provision merchants' estab. lishmenta in the district.
WATER-BRAKE BLAST.
WATER-BRAKE BLAST. TWO MEN KILLED OUTRIGHT. About noOn on Tuesday, whilst making some tests with 11 water-brakeat Williams and Robin- son's Works, Rugby ,a.terrific explosion occurred, doing considerable damage to the premises. Two men, named Charles Kinden and Samuel Brad well, were killed outright, and two others were removed to hospital to have their injuries attended to. Many other workmen had narrow 3cape from the pieces of flying machinery. Printed and Published by t je Proprietors, DA v i)j L>U-VCA-N t SOSS, at 102, St. Marystr et. and i Westgate-street, in the City of Cardid. ia the County oi Glamo-gaju ■