The South Wales Star

BARRY DISTRICT BURIAL BOARD. The first meeting of the Barry, Cadoxton, and Merthyr Dovan District Burial Board for the present year was held on Tuesday evening last at Holton-road Board School, Barry Dock, present- Messrs J. A. Manaton, J. Rees, W. Thomas, J. Price, W. W. Adams, James Jones, J. H. Jose, W. P. Clark, G. Brock, M. Nicholls, W. Harper, F. Burgess, and W. Copp, with Mr. J. A. Hughes (clerk).-On the motion of Mr J. H. Jose, seconded by Mr W. Harper, Mr John Rees waa elected chairman of the board for the ensuing year.- The Clerk reported there had been thirteen burials at the cemetery during the past month; expenditure, £10 13s and receipts, d68 7s.— Several bills were passed; and the treasurer's book showed a balance due from the Board of jESlO 2s 2d.-Consideration was given to the matter of erecting an urinal at the cemetery, and it was decided to refer the same back to a committee, Mr J. A. Owen, architect and surveyor, Cadoxton. to be consulted.—Mr Copp gave notice to move a resolution for the removal of all wooden head- stones in the cemetery within a specified time.

1 LOCAL & DISTRICT NEWS | OADOXTON-BARR Y. For all kinds of Stationery and Fancy Note Papers go to L. iNEW-ITA-, Bookseller and Stationer. 104, Holton-road, Barry Dock. AUDIT OF PC;;LIC ACCOUNTS.—Mr G. H. Brett concluded his audit of the accounts of the Barry and Cf.d )xton Lccal Board on Monday last. PUBLIC TEA. MEETING AND CONCERT.—At a committee meeting: held on Monday evening last at Philadelphia Yv'elsh Baptist Chapel, it was unanimously passed that a public tea meeting and concert be held on the 13th of June next. For further particulars see future announcements, or apply to the honorary secretary, Mr D. M. John, or any member of the church. The proceeds will be devoted towards the building fund of the above chapel. PUBLIC WOI?X? COMMITTEE.—At a meeting of the above e imoiittee held on Wednesday evening last, Mr W. Thomas presiding, the summons against Mr W. Jenkins. Burlington-street, was deferred for a. fortnight so as to give him an opportunity of re-opening the defaulting drainage work for inspection.—The Surveyor reported he was proceeding with negociations for land to widen and improve the cou- tinuation of Barry-road to the cemetery.— Plans were submitted showing the proposed new road from Holton to the Butcrills. and from Holiou-road to Barrv-road, near Tynewydd, both questions being adjourned till the next meeting.— It was decided not to grant the steam road-roller man an increase of wages. BARRY DOCK. For Fashionable Haircuttinjr go to L. NEWMAN'S Hairdressing Rooms, 104, Holton-road, Barry z, Dock. THE WELSH WESLEYAJT CHURCH.—The annual tea and entertainment will be held at the Welsh Wesley an Chapel. Barry Dock, on Wednesday, April 25th. RESULT OF PKIZE DRAWING.—The winning numbers at the prize drawing held at No. 39, Bailingtorv-street. Barry Dock, are the following —1st. 23: 2nd. 7 5 3rd. 20: 4th. 153. THE REV. R. U.SHEJJ.—A report of the farewell sermon of the above rev. gentleman, preached at St. Mary's Church on Sunday evening last, is held over till next week. A movement is on foot to present Mr Usher with a testimonial on his depar- ture from the district. T. G-. TIPIICT-s TEA TRADE still increases. It is his special study to please and give best value possible. Try the same priced Tea that you are in the habit of buying elsewhere, and judge for I yourself. Note the Address :—T. G. TIBBETTS, The Grocer. Ceylon House. Holton-road. Barrv Dock. THE Bn;LE CHRISTIAN MISSIONS. — In our report last week of the missionary meeting held at the Bible Christian Chapel, Barry DocK. we stated that the amount of collection was .£1 10s 4d. It should have been that the contributions this year of 10s 4d were in advance of the sum received at the same meeting last year. THE CHURCH DANCE.—The dance to be held at the assembly-room of Culley's Hotel, Barry Dock, in aid of the funds of St. Mary's Church, Holton- road. on the 4th prox.. bids fair to be attended with complete success, the secretary. Mr VV. T. Llewellyn, sparing no paim to make the gathering a thoroughly popular and enjoyable one. The price of tickets being moderate there is no doubt there will be a large attendance of ladies and gentlemen in the district. A SERIOUS CARRIAGE ACCIDENT. — About half-past six o'clock on Saturday evening last, a pony and trap belonging to Mr James, butcher and wholesale beer-dealer, Barry Dock, was being driven down Holton-road when the pony suddenly turned up Lombard-street and ran into the large date glass shop window of Mr B. T. Pomeroy, ironmonger, smashing it to pieces, besides damag- ing several articles in the window. The drivor was uninjured, but the pony's nose and other parts of the face were cut in a pitiful manner, the animal having to be taken to the surgery of Mr Simpson; M.R.C.Y.S., where the wounds were stitched. The window was insured. LAST BUFFALO ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE SEASON.—The last of the series of entertainments for the season was held on Monday evening last at the R.A.O.B. Institute. Thompson-street. Bairy Dock. and took the form of a most successful per- formance in aid of the funds of the dramatic society, the piece represented being The New Footman." and those who took part therein were Mrs D. W. Jenkins, Miss Polly Johnson, Messrs L. B. Goule, J. J. Taylor, J. Piddell, and W. Mac- Donald. Mr Goule also introduced his performing dog, which does great credit to its trainer. Songs were sung by Messrs J. H. Morris and D. W. Jenkins, and the performance concluded with The Old Soldier's Story." The entertainment was conducted under the careful superintendence of Mr W. LiJes. ST. PATRICK.—On Sunday evening last, at the Roman Catholic Church, Barry Dock, when there was a crowded congregation, the Rev Father D'Hulst concluded his special mission with a nermon upon the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patrick. In the course of an eloquent discourse, the rev. gentleman said Ireland, known as the Isle of the Saints, had apparently been specially blest of God in this respect, as if to prepare for the trials and tribulations, political and otherwise, which had since befallen the people of that un- happy country. Irish people, therefore, had duties of gratitade and devotion which they owed to the beloved memory of St. Patrick, and he hoped the day was not far distant when Ireland-the home of the saints-would be Ireland the free." CYCLING CLUB.—A meeting in connection with the above club was held at the Shaftesbury Hotel. Cadoxton, on Tuesday even- ing last, Mr D. Lloyd, outfitter, Main- street, Cadoxton, presiding, and there was a good attendance of members. It was decided to have the opening run of the season on Good Friday, starting from the Shaftesbury Hotel at ten a.m. for Cowbridge (r¡a St. Nicholas) also A run on Easter Monday, at nine o'clock, for Newport, starting from the same place, when all cyclists, whether members or non-members, a.re cordially invited to join. The following officers were appointed :—Treasurer. Mr W. Jones-Davies secretary, Mr Jenkin Lloyd, 32, Robert-street. There will be a general meeting at the same place o. Tuesday evening next, at 8.45, when the re- maining officers will be selected. LIFEBOAT LODGE, I.O.G.T.—An united lodge session was held at the Baptist Chapel, Barry Dock, on Monday evening last to celebrate the 99th birthday of General Neal Dow, the father of the Maine Prohibition Law, and was well attended. Bro T. S. Jones. D.E.S., occupied the chair. After the dispatch of business the Chairman delivered an able address on the life of General Neal Dow. Bro Emery, district treasurer, then moved, and Bro Robins seconded, a resolution, which was adopted, approving of the zealous and fruitful labours of General Dow. A resolution expressing approval of the Welsh Direct Veto Bill, in- troduced by Mr Bowen Rowlands, Q.C., M.P.. and urging the leader of the House of Commons to give the hon. member every facility in order that it might pass into law during the present session, was also passed. Bros Robins, Powell (Cardiff), Horsey, Hood, Wallace Davies, Henry Richards, and Tucker also addressed the meeting. Bro Burgess, Cardiff. having recited 'The land of geld," a vote of thanks to the chairman was passed. THE LIBERAL CLUB.—At the Liberal Workmen's Club and Institute. Thompson-street, a public political meeting was held on Friday evening last. Originally, Councillor E. Thomas (Cochfarf), Cardiff, was to have delivered a lecture on Political Education." but owing to urgent business in London that gentleman could not fulfil his appointment. However. Mr F. Huelin, the energetic secretary, obtained the presence of Mr Westlake. chairman, and Mr W. J. Hocking, secretary, of the Cardiff Liberal Club. Owing to indisposition, Mr Benjamin Lewis, Cadoxton, could not take the chair, and the vacant post was filled by Mr Richard Jones.—Mr Westlake, in the course of an able address, said, it gave him pleasure to be present at the first opportunity in the history of the two affiliated clubs, and also referred to the benefits accruing from unionism.-Mr Hocking followed with an admirable paper on the subject of Working men, and the power they have of •Conning Governments," the speaker dealing with the power of the working classes, which, he considered, they did not properly realise in forming the Government.—Mr R. A. Johnson said he trusted other meetings of this 'character would be held at the institute, for by congregating together in this manner they could add to their knowledge with regard to great politica.1 questions and other important matters of interest.—Oil the motion of Mr Hewett. seconded by Mr Johnson, and supported by Mr Hookway, a hearty vote of thanks was passed to Mr Westlake and Mr Hocking for their kind attendance, a like vote being also unanimously passed to the chairman for presiding. EAST BARRY. For all kinds of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Pouches &c., go to L. NEWMAN'S, Stationer and Tobac- conist, 104, Holton-road, Barry Dock. THE Rowixc CLUB.—The season will open to- morrow (Saturday) afternoon, at 5.30, followed by a public 11 smoker at the Ship Hotel at 7.30. BARRY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (ENGLISH).— The Rev J. Henry Walker, of Neville-street Congregational Church, Cardiff, will preach next Sunday Morning and Evening at 11 and 6.30. All seats free. Hymn books provided.—Arlvt. GOOD TEMP-LAKY.—Bro the Rev Tertius Phillips, D.C.. and lecturer to the Western Temperance League, will address a public meeting under the auspices of the Star of Barry Lodge, I.O.G.T., at the English Congregational Chapel, Barry, on Tuesday evening next, at eight o'clock. EASTER DAY AT THE PARISH CHURCH.—The services, commencing at 11 and 1;.nO, held in the Barry Parish Church on Sunday next will be entirely choral. The anthem, Lift up your heads," by E. J. Hopkins, will be rendered at both services. The following are the hymns (from the Church hymn book) :-139, 133, 127, 132. There will be an administration of the Holy Communion at both services, besides an early administration at eight a.m.. so that an opportunity will be given to. all the members of the Church to obey her rule that Every parishioner should communicate at Easter." CHURCH AXD STATE IS THE MIDDLE Arrs." -In connection with the Barry Men's Church Bible Class an able and instructive lecture was delivered at the Parish Hall, Barry, on Friday evening last.'by Mr W. Waddell, C.E., assistant- engineer. Barry Railway Company, on the subject of The Church and State in the Middle Ages." The chair was occupied by the Rev J. Du Heaume. B.A.. and there was a good attendance. Mr Waddell dealt with the subject in an able manner, his interesting description of the different changes in Church and Stlte in the Middle Ages" being full of instructive features. At the conclusion of his remarks, several questions were asked, and on the motion of Mr C. A. Makepeace a hearty vote of thanks was accorded the lecturer. Captain Whall complimented Mr Waddell on his remarks, stating he had given fairly both sides of the question. People now were sufficiently educated to look on the two sides of the matter, and, therefore, it be- hoved Church people to place the Church history plainly and fairly before the public. Mr Make- peace and the Chairman also spoke. DIX AS POWIS. THE FOOTBALL CONCERT.—Under the auspices of the Dinas Powis Football Club. a successful concert was held on Wednesday evening last at the National School. Dinas Powis. The arrange- ments were efficiently carried out by Mr R. Cram, the secretary, and the room was filled with an attentive audience, presided over by Mr J. Isaac. Elm Grove, the genial president of the club. There were amongst those present, Mr H. G. Alexander and Miss Alexander, Mr H. Isaac and Miss Isaac, Mr E. Jayne. Mr T. Cram. Mr R. Cram, Miss Cram. Mr W. Pugsley, Miss E. Watkins, Mrs Mead. Mr W. Francis. Mr T. Williams, &c. The selections arranged for the evening were presented by the different artistes in a careful and successful manner, earning in each instance hearty applause. The following ladies and gentlemen took partMrs Cox. Miss Trotman, Miss Reed, Miss Firth. Messrs E. Penn. E. Jayne, Stuart Cram. F. W. Johns, Bell, LI. Davies. Watkins. &c.- The Chairman complimented the football club upon their display during the season. They had, he said, played 2!» matches, of which 16 were won, and four drawn. (Cheers.) The club, therefore, compared favourably with any club in the district. There was also. he was pleased to find, a financial balance in hand. He wished the club continued success. (Applause.) PENARTH. PALM SUNDAY. — The churchyard of St. Augustine's, Penarth, presented a very animated appearance during the day, not only the inhabit- ants, but a large contingent of visitors coming to view the decorated graves. In the morning the rector, the Rev. W. B. Sweet-Escott. made the occasion the subject of an eloquent and impressive discourse. ST. FAGAN'S. GOLF MATCH.—A match between the St. Fagan's and Porthcawl Golf Clubs was played at St. ¡ Fagan's on Wednesday week last, in wet weather, and resulted in a win for the St. Fagan's Club by five holes. COWBRIDGE. SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION.—There has been no contest, and the seven old members are returned without opposition. THE BOROUGH SURVEYOR.—Mr Daniel Evans, borough surveyor and inspector of nuisances, has, through ill-health, being obliged to tender his resignation. CARDIFF. CALL AT THE OLD DOLPHIN, Church-street, Cardiff, for Soup, Hot or Cold Luncheons, Wines, &c., of the best quality.

DISTRIBUTION OF AMBULANCE CERTIFICATES I AT BARRY DOCK. On Tuesday evening last. at Barry Dock Police Court, Major-General H. H. Lee. R.E., J.P., dis- tributed St John Ambulance proficiency certifi- cates of different grades to the members of Dr Kelly's police and civilian classes, conducted under the auspices of the Technical Instruction Committee of the County Council. The certifi- cates were presented as follows :—First Grade Inspector Rees, Sergeant Weeks, Sergeant W. Gammon. Acting-sersreant Ben Davies, Acting- sergeant Herbert Evans, Police-constables W. Smith, T. Harris, J. Shillum, W. Williams, R. C. Evans, D. Roberts, G. W. Phillips, and C. G. Lane; Dock police, W. Palmer, Guy Franks, J. Edwards, W. Aitken, C. Hill, and C. Light; Messrs W. E. Clarke, G. Bayliss, M. Clarke, J. Thomas, and J. McFarlane. Second Grade Police-constable S. Hocking and Mr W. Rees. The surgeon-examiner was Dr A. E. Taylor, Cardiff treasurer, Mr DaTid Roberts secretary, Acting-sergeant Herbert Evans. Sergeant J. Evans, of Llandaff, in- structor, was also present on the occasion.- General Lee, in the course of an address, spoke of the pleasure he felt in presenting certificates to the class, and trusted the members would continue to receive the valuable information afforded thereby. In Barry they had ample scope to show their abilities, and this fact made their knowledge more valuable.-Dr. Kelly also spoke, and congratulated the class upon the manner in which they went through their examination. He asked them to be strict in their attendance and interested in the work. Dr. Kelly explained that an ambulance brigade would shortly be started at Barry, which he trusted the members would join. -On the motion of General Lee, seconded by Inspector Rees. a vote of thanks was accorded to the honorary officials. and a like vote was also unanimously passed to General Lee for his kind attendance.

LATE FOOTBALL. THE MALLETT CHALLENGE CUP, FIRST ROUND. -To be played at the Buttrills, Barry, on Saturday next. Kick-oS, 3.30. BARRY v. FERNDALE.—At the Buttrills, on Easter Monday. Kick off, 11.

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CONGL Y CYMRY. CYMDEITHAS "CYMRU FYDD BARRI A'R CYLCU. I f 0'jijiyd/I y "BAlmY DOCK NEWS." SYR.—\ n eich rhifyn am Mawrth lfieg ym- ddangosodd erthyg-l alluog ac ymarferol gan Mr J. D. Davies mewn perthynas i'r gymdeithas ncbod. Er mae rhoddi hanes Gwyl Dewi Sant yn Barri y mae Mr Davies, swn gruddfan glywir drwy ei ysgrif i gyd. Gofyna'r ysgritenydd "Fa "yn wyr synl fod ychyuig' o frcdyr fryidlawn a, chenedl- garol yn aberthu eu ha'nser gwerthfawr. eu harian, a'u pobpeth. er ceisio codi eu cenedl eu hunain, tra mae cor:f y Cymry mor ddideimlad a (liddiolch ?" Gofyniad teg. onite, Syr, a chynwvsa un gwirionedd diamh^i;], sef mai i/chi/iiiy svdd yn cvfansoddi Gymdeithas Cymrll Fydd" Barri a r cylch. Priodol yw nodi fod vr ychydig hwnw vn gymysgfa o Gymry, Saeson, a Gwyddelod. Mae r diffyg llwyddiant yuia yn eglur ddangos un o ddilu beth-nad yw gweithrediadau y gymdeithas yn cael eu cario allan ar linellau derbyniol. neu fod y swyddogion. os nad yr oil o'r aeiodau, yn anmhoblogaidd. Os y cyntaf, goreu po gyntaf y newidir y drefn: os yr olaf. chwilied pob aelod ef ei huu. Dylid cofio fod un ddolen wallus mewn cadwyn yn gwneyd v cyfan yn ddifudd. Ar gvfartaledd. daw yn nghyd i gyfarfodvdd y gym- deithas o bump i bumtheg o bersonau Er profi pa un a ydyw y nifer hvvn yn gynrychiolind tctr o Gymry yr ardal, carvvn, gyda'ch caniatad, J:r Gol, da flu cipdrem drwy y lie. er ceisio cael allan niter y Cymry. Gan nad a neb ond Cymry i'n haddoldai Cymreig ar y Sul, ymdrechwn gael allan nifer mynychwyr y lleoedd hyn. Yn Nghadoxton v mae tair eglwys Gymreig-un gyda'r Bedyddwyr. un gyda'r Annibynwvr. ac un gyda'r Methodisti.ud yn Barri Doe canfyddwn y Tabernacl yn llawn bob Sul, ac achosion ymdrechgar gyda'r Methodist- iaid, Bedyddwyr. Weslevaid, a'r Eglwys Gymreig Barri hefyd a gynwys odwy eglwys—Annibynwyr a Bedyddwyr. Gwel y darllenydd yn awr fod deg achos Cymreig yn ein trcf. a phe rhoddid cyfartal- edd mynychwyr y lleoedd hyn (yn aeiodau a gwrandawyr) yn ddira and 120 yr un, caw;-id fod dros iil o Gymrv yn addoii yn yr hen auwyl-iaith Gymreig. Cymervvn yn ganiatiiol fod o bedwar i bum cant o liymry yn y lie nad ydynt yn yll y Y(,.y n' --n mynychu y lleoedd hyn, a chawn fed o leiaf bumtheg cant o Gymry yma ag ydynt yn teiinlo dyddordeb mewn llenyddiaeth Gymreig. Yn fynych yn nghyfarfodydd y gymdeithas ceir y nifer fechan o bump yn bresenol, neu un am bob tri chant o'r trigolion Cymreig. Gwiredda hj-n eiriau Mr Davies, sef fod corff y Cymry yn ddi- ddiolch. Carai llawer un ofyn, '• Diolch am beth ,r' Bydd yn rhaid cael allan achos y diffyg diolch- garwch hwn cyn byth y gwena llwyddiant ar y gymdeithas, a bydd yn rbaid cael nifer fawr o'r Cymry gwasgaredig y soniasom am danynt i gymeryd dyddordeb yn ei gweithrediadau. Er sicrhau hyn. rhaid yw cael mwy o Gymraeg i'r gweithrediadau a llai o ffug-foneddigeiddiweh. Pa synwyr sydd mewn clywed person yn son am ddyfodol gwyen ein lr'aith a'n cenedl, a llediaith Seisnig Ion d ei geg, a phob aceniad o'i eiddo yn profi ei fod yn fwy o Ddic-Shon-Dafydd nag o Gymro ? Dychmygwn, pe cyfodai Dewi, druan, o'i fedd, y diarddelai lawer o'r epil hyn. Pe buasai y gymdeithas, yn ystod y gauaf diweddaf, wedi cynyg man wobrvvvon cystadleuol mewn bardd- oniaeth, rhyddiaeth. canu, adrodd, &c., ni fuasai mor lwyd-wedd heddyw. Ymdreched yr aelodau gael allan y man gwan yn eu cyfundraith, a bydded iddynt feithrin y man gwan hwnw nes peri cryfder i darddu allan. Gair, gyda'ch caniatad, Syr, ar olygiadau Mr E. J. Thomas, fel y traetliwyd hwy g-anddo yn ngwyl genedlaethol y Cymry yn Ngwestdy Harri. Dywed- odd y boneddwr hwn na wyddai beth gyfansoddai genedl, ragor na mai bodau dynul gyfansoddai bob cenedl. Ni wyddai am un nodwedd gwahan- iaethol a berthynai i'r gwahanol genedlaethau. Doethineb ar ran Mr Thomas fuasai absenoli ei hun o'r wyl, ac aros gartref i astudio'r cwestiwn. Ni chlywais erioed am Wyddel neu Albanwr yn siarad mor ddibwyut mewn unrhyw wledd genedl- aethol. Ymddengys fel pe na byddai Mr Thomas wedi cael allan eto i ba genedl y perthyna. Os perthyna i unrhyw genedl heblaw un y Cymry, ei golled ef ei hunan yn unig yw hyny. Gobeithio na fydd i neb gredu mai ymhyfrydn mewn pigo gws.llau ydwyf. Nid felly, ond yr wyf yn ymdrechu bod yn Gymro, a chydnabod pob I Cymro yn frawd.—Ydwyf, &c., UN GOSTYNGEDIG. I

Nr THE STRANDED SHIP VANDUARA OFF BARRY. EFFORTS TO FLOAT THE VESSEL. During the past two or three weeks gangs of men employed by the Barry Graving Dock and Engineering Company have been engaged tempo- rarily repairing the large iron ship Vanduara, which is lying ashore on the rocks off Barry Island, having ran ashore during a gale. On Monday evening and Tuesday morning last efforts were made to float her, but on both occasions without avail, as she shipped more water than could be pumped out. It was determined, there- fore, to fix another pump on board, and a further attempt to get her off will probably be made to-day (Thursday) in order to bring her round to Barry Graving Dock for repairs. The unfortunate boat lies in a dangerous position, and her running gear are in a threatening condition, but if the present calm weather continues it is expected she will be towed round into dock in safety. THE SHIP SUCCESSFULLY FLOATED. Another attempt was made on Wednesday even- ing's tide to float the ship Vanduara, which had gone ashore off Barry Island. Three tug s were brought into requisition, and before high water the vessel was successfully towed off the rocks. She lay overnight on the sands in Whitmore Bay, and was brought round on Thursday morning to the Barry Graving Dock for complete repairs. The engineering skill with which the Barry Graving Dock and Engineering Company have surmounted the difficulties which lay in the way of the removal of the ship from her dangerous position is generally commented upon.

PROPERTY SALE AT BARRY DOCK. Mr W. Thomas, auctioneer, Cadoxton, conducted a public sale of leasehold property on Wednesday afternoon last at the Victoria Hotel, Barry Dock, under instructions from the Holton Land and Building Company, Limited. Forty-eight lots, comprising commodious houses in Wood-street, were offered, but the bidding was not spirited, two lots, at J6120 each, being knocked down to Mr tGuemsey. Mr J. Arthur Hughes, Cadoxton, was he solicitor.

Births, Carriages, Deaths. BIRTHS. MASON.—On the 14th instant, at 31, Plymouth-road, Penarth, the wife of Mr Frank Mason, of a son. MEUGITT.—On the 18th instant, at Seucroft, Barry, the wife of Alderman J. C. Meggitt, of a son. PuCrll.—On the 20th inst., at 2, Harvey-street, Cadoxton Barry, the wife of Mr Edward Pugh, signalman on the Barry Railway, of a daughter. SEIVAKD.—On the 19th instant, at 55, Newport-road, Cardiff, the wife of Mr Edwin Sewiti-d, F.R.I.B.A. (late Messrs We ward and Thomas, architects), of a daughter. MARRIAGES. GARLAND—LLOYD.— On the 18th instant, at the Parish Church. Cadoxton-Barry, by the Rev K. Morris, rector, Mr Joseph Garland to Miss Florence ISmiiy Lloyd, both of Cadoxton. DEATHS. CltABl'—On the 18th instant, at 24. i ddesleigh-street, Cacioxton-Barrv, Ivor, son of Mr George Crabb, coal merchant, aged 11 months. PORTER.—On the 16th instant, at Llantrithyd, Mr Robert Porter, labourer, ::ged 78 years. PROUD.-Oa the 15th inst., at 69, Oakfield-street, Cardiff, Jane Ursula, the beloved wife of Mr Richard Pr.nv.l, and mother to Mr J. F. Proud, Barry Dock, aged 48 years. THOMAS.—Oil tae 17ih inst., at Ty-Luc, Wenvoe, Mr William Thomas, aged 7G years (very suddenly).— Interred at St. Lythan's Churchyard on Thursday. VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE. 11TH COMPANY, 2ND GLAMORGAN ARTIL- LERY VOLUNTEERS. COMPANY ORDERS.—DriJls for the week com- mencing 26th March, 1894Friday, 30th, Gun and Recruit Drill. Hours of Drills—7.30 to 8.30 p,m. Members wishing to Compete for Gun Layer Skill- at-Arms or Signalling are requested to give their names to the Sergeant-Instructor. By Order, (Signed) J. JUST HANDCOCK, Capt., Commanding 11th Company, 2nd G.V.A., Barry Dock. SEVERN VOLUNTEER DIVISION-ROYAL ENGINEERS. Honorary Colonel, Major-General H. H. Lee. R.E. Battalion Orders by Major A. Thornley, Command- ing. 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The Genuine Bad Blood Hughes's Blood C^curvy ad Blood Pills" are the j^curvy only reliable Re- Skin Rash medy for Bad TTeadache kin Rash Blood, Skin Di- Xleadache sease, Scurvy, Torpid Liver Headache, Ner- Tndige3tion orpid Liver vousness, Indi- JLndigestion gestion, Consti- Nervousness pation, Sluggish X>heumatism ervousness Liver, Kidney JLLheumatism Disease. Most Biliousness Efficacious in TT"idney Disease iliousnes3 Female Com- XV_idney Disease plaints in Young and Old. M* THEY CURE WHEN EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. WITHOUT DELAY Get a Box of Hughes's Blood Pills" with the shape of a Heart on. Take no other. Sold at Is. l £ d., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d.; by post, Is. 3d., 2a. lid. 4s. 9d. from Maker, JACOB HUGHES, Manufacturing Chemist, PENARTH. Small Prepaid Advertisements. I Words. Once. fThree fSix tunes. times. 20 Words 0 6 1 0 1 6 30 Words 0 9 1 6 2 3 40 Words 1 0 2 0 3 0 Each extra 10 words 0 3 0 6 0 9 These charges apply only to the classes of advertisement specified below, and are strictly confined to those which are ordered for CONSECU- TIVE insertion, and PAID FOR PREVIOUS TO INSER- TION. If either of these conditions is not complied with the advertisement will be charged by the Business scale :— APARTMENTS WANTED I HOUSES WANTED APARTMENTS TO LET HOUSES TO BE SOLD ARTICLES LOST MISCELLANEOUS WANTS ARTICLES FOUND MISCELLANEOUS SALES BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL PARTNERSHIPS WANTED BUSINESSES WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED HOUSES TO LET SITUATIONS VACANT. Jlpactmcnts Mantcb. BARRY DOCK.—UNFURNISHED ROOMS for -D Two Ladies, with Respectable Family in good locality. Terms, which must be moderate, X," Barry Duel: jS'ews, Cadoxton-Barry. LADY would like Two or Three UNFUR- NISHED ROOMS in a desirable neighbour- hood at Penarth.-A pply immediately, Miss JONES, IS, Clive-road, Penarth. naBnniiaHMnananHnHnnMHBnanRnaisimno ^titrations Daxattt. SMART LAD WANTED in Office of Engineer- k? iug- Works, Barry Dock.—Apply C," Barry Dorlt XcK-t, Cadoxton-Barry. DRAPERY.—WANTED, a YOUNG LADY as! Apprentice.—Apply to EDWARD GOULD and COMPANY, 12 and 13, Barry Dock-road, Barry. DRESSMAKERS.-W ANTED, GOOD BODICE D HANDS, also Apprentices. — Apply to EDWAitD GOULD and COMPANY, 12 and 13, Barry Dock-road, Barry. y -U_- PAINTERS.—Wanted a Good Plain BRUSH HAND.—Apply PAUL and SON, Thompson- street, Barry Dock. LIVERPOOL VICTORIA LEGAL FRIENDLY SOCIETY Established 1843. The Best Society of its kind in the United Kingdom. WANTED CANVASSERS and COLLECTORS. Interest in Book allowed. Good Character in- dispensable.-App A. C. KIEK, District Manager, 1, St. John's-square Cardiff. SHARP YOUTH WANTED as an APPRENTICE. Also YOUNG LADY for Fancy Counter.— Apply D. L. EVANS, Draper, Holton-road, Barry Dock. rilO HAIR DRESSERS.—Wanted immediately a -L RESPECTABLE BOY to Learn the above age 15 or m.—Apply SEIDEMAN, Hair Dresser and Chiropodist, Thompson-street, Barry Dock. Souses, tit., Cij1{)' |Cet TO LET, No. 13, REGENT-STREET, Barry Dock. JL Rent per week, 9s. Superior Residence.— Apply at No. 18. TO LET, AELYBRYN, Cadoxton Common- Nine Rooms, Hot and Cold Water Supply; all! Conveniences.—Apply MORGAN BROS., Vere. street, Cadoxton-Barry. TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET to .i- Christian People 2s per week.-12, BROOK- STREET, Barry Dock. BARRY.—TO BE LET, FURNISHED HOUSE, B well situated Two Sitting-rooms, Three Bedrooms, Dressing-room, Bathroom (hot and cold water), Kitchen and Officps; very conve- nient.-W., Barry Dock News, Cadoxton-Barry. OIX-ROOMED HOUSE AND GARDEN TO LET O in Bridge-street (facing Common), Cadoxton. Newly Painted and Papered.-Apply SPICKETT. Hatch House, Cadoxton. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET LT Front Bedroom, Middle, Kitchen, and Oven Grate 3s. 6d. per week.—10, BROMFIELD-PLACE, Penarth. ^PO LET. No. 16, Baglan-place,Pentre, Rhondda. X Good position, suit chemist, grocer, &c.— Apply MRS JAMES, 16, Llantrissant-road, Ponty- pridd. COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS for One or C Two Gentlemen. Every Attendance and use of Bath.-For Terms apply 7, Robert-Street, Barry Dock. COLCOT ARMS TO LET, NEAR BARRY Blacksmith's Shop, Stable, Large Garden, Eight Years' Lease.—APPLY ON THE PREMISES. TO LET.—Houses, Shops, and Warehouses, to Let, or for Sale. Great Bargains. Apply S. LEWIS, Builder, Barry Dock. HOUSE and SHOP TO LET, in the best part of High-street, Barry, containing Six Bed- rooms, Sitting Room, Kitchen, Shop and Large Cellar. Rent, 10s per week clear.-Apply F. SMALL, Builder, Romilly-road, Barry. SMALL WAREHOUSE in the VICINITY OV BARRY DOCK WANTED, to Store Petroleum, Firebricks, etc. -Apply, R. W. JAMES & Co., 153, Bute-road, Cardiff. j W. GILL and Co., AUCTIONEERS, Valuers, and Hotel Brokers -GL begs to inform their numerous customers that they have some hundreds of Hotels and Public- houses for Sale below are a few. "VTEAR Aberdare.—Two good Free Double-licensed li Houses to Let; long lease.—W. Gill, 119, St, Mary-street, Cardiff. .1.- CARDIFF.-Grand Free Double-licensed House C to Let; centre of town taking JE45 weekly immediate possession.—W. Gill, above address. '0' CENTRE of CardiS.—Exceptional Opportunity. C Handsomely fitted Corner Double-licensed House 13 years' lease.—W. Gill, above address. BEERHOUSE, centre of CardiS, to Let fortune B for good man £ 35 weekly long lease.-W Gill, above address. "MEAR Maesteg.-Free Double-licensed House to li Let; 28 years' lease greatest bargain ever offered.- W. Gill, above address. p ARDIFF DOCKS.—Nice Corner Double-licensed Public-house nine years' lease only £ 600 part purchase money remain.-Gill, above address. CARDIFF.-One of best Double-licensed Houses C ever offered taking a great deal over £100 per week handsomely-fitted, with every accom- modation tied for beers.-Gill, above address. O j A Will Take One of the most Handsomely- oLactJU fitted Country Double-licensed Houses near Cardiff; good lease.-Gill, above address. [502 (Jfloncll. PHIL PHILLIPS, Pawnbroker, Wholesale Jeweller, 24, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, ad. vances Money on Plate, Diamonds, &c., at a Low Rate of Interest. "j\/TONEY TO LEND to Farmers, Tradesmen, and 1U- others, Town or Country, at 4' per cent, per annum, in sums from £ 50 to £1,000, upon personal security for a term of years to suit the Borrower also upon Mortgage at 3 per cent.—MR WOOD 56' Tasman-road, Stockwell. S.W., London. -lauttrus. C) REW ARD.-Lost. March 12th. between PTTTTW and st- Nichols. CURB CHAIN BRACELET.—L. W. JONES, Settrington, Dynas Powis. ° TOST on Monday last, from 9, Cardiff-road, L Cadoxton-BOarri-I a small Black and White SHEEP DOG, foby. Finder rewarded detainer prosecuted. TF t,T? £ JVANT your FURNITURE RE- X PAIRED your Suites Upholstered, Polished, &c, send to D. W. THOMAS, 4, Vere-street, Cadox- ton-Barry. T ANGSIIAN EGGS from Prize Bred Birds splendid Winter Laying Strain. Price 58 per Sitting.Apply GRIl-TIS, 51, Holton-road, Barry Dock. i^OR SALE, Good Useful PIANO, by Brmsmead. 1", PP*7 an-Lmornin;r' or after t[ve o'clock ia afternoon, Miss WOOD, Wilmount, Barry. X> ARGAINS IN CYCLES.Norttern^~X, • H"mbt?r, Referee, Triumph, Reform, San- spariel, Conaor. Merit, and all leading makers for or Inferred Payments. Diamond Frame Cushion Tyres, £ 5 10s. Pneumatic Tyres, £ 7 15s.- Yom.hs' Cushion, A:4 1;'8.. guaranteed. Second hand Northern X, Cushion Tvres, £ Hudge S B. D.,kl-IEI.. Cycle Agent, Weston. Hill, Cadoxton-Barry. !fR^ HARVEY, 21, Richard-Street, Barry Nurse Experienced Certificated Monthly TNDIGESTIOy.-Lady has Genuine Receipt for J- Cure of this Distressing Complaint, costs 4d to make seat free Is.—Address-Box" 10M5, Advocate Office, Belfast. LEFT OFF CLOTHES Bought and Sold by Mrs BENJAMIN MORGANS, 2, Evans-street, carry Dock. (Two doors from the Victoria Hotel) MR ALLEN PEARCE, HERNIA SPECIALIST, 4, Charles-street, Cardiff Hours, 10 to 6 For many years Fitter of Surgical Appliances to the Bristol Infirmary, Bristol and Clifton Unions, Stapleton Lunatic Asylum, &c. ^HAFF-CUTTERS Tu^p-cutfcer,, Pulpew, Lngines, MiUs Horse-gears, Sbeop-racks, Cattle-cribs Ploughs, Horse-hoes, Harrow?, Rollers, Drill", Cheese-presses, &c.. Carts, Traps, Trollies, and every Agricultural Requisite.-JNO' HIBBERT & SONS, 10 and 11, Castle-street, Cardiff. GLASS SHADES and STANDS, all sizes, cheap, for clocks, statuettes, &c.—J. GORDING, Naturalist and Taxidermist, 42, Royal Arcade, Cardiff. LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S and all kinds IL of LEF f-OFF CLOTHING bought in town or country, distance no object, by MR. and MRS. b. L. GREEN, Dumfries House, 32, Caroline-street, Carddf. Lscablished 40 years.—Orders promptly attended to. v J BARNETT'S, 80, HOLTON-ROAD, THE NOTED CHEAP HOUSE for Men's and Boy's Suits, lrousers, Coats and Vests, Ready-made and to Measure. Genuine Second-hand Working Clothes. Large Stock of Sheets, Quilts, Blankets, Bed Ticks, &c., to be hold Cheap.—Note Address, 80, HOLTOX- ROAD. 28-11 D—Large-sized Twill Sheets; cannot be 2 11 equalled at 3s 6d elsewhere don't miss this opportumty.-BARKElT's, Holton-road, Barry Dock. "7S. | | D.—Massive Solid Silver GentV"Albert I IL stamped on every link; cost 15s: pay- Dock taken-BARNETT's. 80, Holton-road, Barry 2S' 1 1 DV"^75,v'M:en' £ l Large-size Working Shirts 2S' 1 1 DV"^75,v'M:en' £ l Lal'ge-size Working Shirts 11 (Wool); usual price, 3s lid reduced in order to clear cheap.—B ARNETT'S, Holton-road. OS- "I "I D.—-Men's White Moleskin Trousers, lined, fj all sizes, well finished splendid value for your money. Clothiers' price, 4s lid.—BARXETT'S Holton-road. Superior-finished Black Worsted~Men's Suits V-A- a11 s,zes«' llicely bound, in splendid condition. Come early.—BARNETT'S, Holton-road. Pairs of Men's Wool Socks. UsuaTpriceTsii J/ Pc,r pair. Quite new.—BARXETT'S, 80 Holton-roac. 61d. Genuine Bargains. 1 s. -| 1 D—Barnett have a Large Stock of Men's ,*■; ,,J-A Flannel Drawers, any size which ara usually sold at 2s. 6d. per pair. 0^< | "I D. 50 Solid Silver Seals, stamped good y as new; cost 5s, 6d. also a few at 2s.d. each.—BARNETT'S, Holton-road. f Handsome Field and Marine A Glasses in good leather case. No worse than new. Cost 50s.-llARNETT'S, Holton-road. 1 1 ^"Half-Dozen Best Finished Dessert «• A Km™ (netted handles). Made by noted Sheffield firm. Cheap.—BARXETT'S, 80, Holton-road. ø.- DON'T forget Barnett's take weekly and monthly payments on any article in the shop. No extra charge.-BARNETT'S, 80, Holton-road. Arms, Legs, Eyes, Supports* Belts, Crutches, Trusses, Leg Irons, Stockings, MADE AND FITTED BY PEARCE & COMPANY, 14, STATION TERRACE, CARDIFF (Opposite Taff Vale Railway Station). Masons « CoIIiern f episito. THE BUTE WORKS SUPPLY COMPANY CARDIFF. Telephone: No. 45 (Post Office and National). Telegrams: Gething, Cardiff. WAGONS.—New to Latest Regulations, 50 with one end, two side and two bottom doors, wheels with wrought bosses, large capacity (12in. longer and 4in. deeper than usual), ready for lettering. Fifty to- Hundred End Tip 10-ton Coal Wagons .to New Regulations, equal to new, prompt delivery. LOCOMOTIVES-One good Second-hand Saddle lank Loco, six wheels coupled, ready for instant work and cheap for cash, or three years' purchase-lease. Kin! Cylinders, by A vonside Engine Company, nowat Cardiff. RAILS.—Bridge, 14 to 120 Flange. 1 to 100 f pounds per Double Head, 30 to 82.. ( yard. Bull Head, 50 to 96 .) SLEEPERS.-Wood, Iron, and Steel. A quantity of Metre Gauge Steel Sleepers for sale, cheap. PORTABLE RAILWAY,— £ 11 per 100 Yards of Railway (Steel Rails and Iron Sleepers) complete. INGOT MOULDS.-About 164 tons, cheap to clear. Sizes on application. u.- -+ Printed and Published for the Barry Dock Newspaper and Printing Company, Limited, by JOHN ROWLAND LLEWELLYN, at Vere- street, Caaoxtea. Friday, March 23, 1804,