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STrtl)2?, ant* ffleatfts 1 EIETHS. Mathews.—On the 24!Ji inst., at 1X0, Bichmond- road, Cardiff, the wife of Edgar D. Mathews, of a .son. —On the 24th inst., at Xiisvane, the wife of E. W. Nell, Esq., of a daughter. MABRIAGES. 1'AIT—DIAMOND.—January 24, at Riverside Wes- leyan Chapel, Machen-place, Cardiff, by the Rev. R. Jenlrin, superintendent minister, John Clare, third son of the late Samuel Wyatt, Bridge House, Pont- Hewynyad, Mou., to Lily Charlotte, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Diamond, of Melville House, Plasturton-gurdens, Cardiff. DEATHS. "OSes.—On the 23rd instant, at The Larches, Ystrad- Synlaie, the Rev. James I'oster Jones, Vicar of Coelbren, aged 68 years. Funeral leaves house for Yatradgynlais on Saturday at two p.m. Clergy requested kindly hring surplices. January 23, at 14, Clive-road, Canton, Jane, the beloved -wife of William llelhuish, aged 62 years. Funeral on Monday next, 330, at Ll&ndaff. Friends please accept this inti- ^gation. G. Â. STONE AND CO I A u NDERTAXEM, § L Gr A_ j§T0NE AND 0° I "^JNDEBTAKBES, § ESTABLISHED OVER 38 TEARS. I At the Old and Only Addr«*8— I At the Old and Only .Address- I ile, 11, AND 12, WORKING-STREET, | CARDIFF, I A2J» UN DEB THE MANAGEMENT 1 MISS STONE, | CARDIFF, I A2J» UN DEB THE MANAGEMENT 1 MISS STONE, | 1 Telegraphic Addr«83—" ST»NE," Undertaker, I | CAEBIFF. 21505 g iHusrtral "Ij^OR Bale, £ 157"Grand Organ; original cost, £ 52 gU r* bargain.- Apply T IP, Express^Office ? (gyrftange. FOR Sale, 14 Volumes of Encyclopaedia, equal to new A price 60g„ or Exolianre for anything in value. Brass Tea or Coffee TJm.—Apply 7, Mundy nlace, £Pportíng+ GXTK for Sale.—Double-barrel Breech-loading Gun, ?-? with all the latest improvements price 50a., on Scpcle^ H ORRIS BEOS.- CYCLE WORKS, PONTY PRIPD—Over 100 Cycles to be Cleared Regardless ?? f»st.—Send for special lists, po: free.—Repairs of all ?dB ill a ? mogs. FOR Sale, "handsome Sable and White Collie Bitch; splendid coat full and brush valuable for breed- Purposes grand pedigree, Mitcliley Wonder Jjain; cheap. — W Porter, Westgate Hotsl^ Car- ?oultrp,$igecms, y "ANGSHAN and Silver Wyandotte Eggs for Sitting- S~* good Birds for Sale.—Buoknell, 39, Partridge road, ardiff 321112 tfATEIMONY —Gentipman (40), with over £ 1,000 J* yearly, Wishes to Marry will settle valuable re- of £ 400 vewJy photo and full particulars strict ^^fidenee.—Address Box 194, Coixespondenc^Office, ffartnerglnps. Partner "Wanted (Sleeping or Active), with £ 300 5: to £ 500, in Accountancy and A&ency Business; lr°Q income money under own control; experience not gggjWary .—Address U H8, Western Mail, Cardiff. [1667i31 —Partner Wanted to Join Advertiser in J\J U. Taking Over good Going Concern in full investigation invited.—TJ 9, Western Mail, 1497i29 ji1ígtdlantnUÐ ?lblantø:- \KT ANTED, a Large Family Washing good drying 7 ground.—Apply 25, Glamorgan street, Llandr.ff S*ldB. e3234i29 IfORKIGK Stamps.—Privato collector wants Collec- i tions or any stamps issued before, 1380 old C'Onfal especially,—State particulars, T 34, Western C^Caroiff. 05221127^ iSonep^ (£2 to £ 200 Advanced Daily. Aoply to J. AfALLACfi, 6, LOWEll STATION TERRACE (Opposi teT.V.B. Station), CARDIFF. Surplus Stock Bought for Ready Cash. ONEY Advanced Daily from £ 2 to £ 300 at a jS few hours notice.—Apply to the Imperial Advance g^, 9, Senghenydd-road, "and 3, Mundy-place, Catliay,s, Srf3'sni(ak?r0, LINEliY. — Wanted (for Sow Trodega?' §. thorouglily exparjenced. Milliner, Accustomed to K*Vf: Apvjlv. giving full particulars, to John Price, 1164i25 M tLLINERY.—T/anted, a stylish Milliner ablTto K^r serve.—Full particulars Martin and Co., New l £ 6gi29 y\7 i. NTED, a Milliner, Able to 8erve also a eompe- v,*T tent Dressmaker.—Mrs. Hine, 72, Carmarthen 1650i33 w Slts"reIIautou¥~^afesi^ W-RA:i>FATrn5R'S Eisht Day Clock, Mahogany 4jr'] Inlaid CIWKJ, in tliorougli goi»* order, -for Sale.— (JFFIY-, anv evening after FIX, at 17, Richards-street, Cai.'iiff. ?_?_?_' Starr-Bowkett Building Soeiety, Nine Shares; Paid £ 120 what offers ?—Apply U 13, Evening O;!ir."j, Cardiff. e3228i29 Suit for Sale no reasonable offer refused.— 43. Express Oflics. CftrdiS. e?.S59i26 P; baclc rjiimbers, cheap.—Miss Morgan !«to Kludge, .Tani»3 street, Docks. 3239i30 ALL'S OO.<1 Modai Dubbin makes Boots andHar, if <u„ ojj.joof, soft, and wear three times longer Poiiramr. 17 highest awards—Sold by Boot ^-5?r 1 eller.-t, Sc., tins 2d.. 6d., and Is. [E39 JHrtlty.—A Sample Bottle of Fine Old tte.aiKini?re Whifiky forwarded, carriage paid, on '.Pt of posial order for 3s. 6d. "One of the finest Bo^'es Scotland produces."—Tide Press.—T. C Portobelio, N.B. <Ct L. S- Hand-cnt Virginia, fragrant and in iU ^0i an<' ^°Z" ™S Purifying MIX" Jtw; TUBE FOB THE BLOOD.-A valuable laye;r'- ^or Purifying- the Blood, Stimulating the jigj,/ K. lievxiift- lutuleuce, Eemovincr Dimness of vftpj' ",l • ittsimvuiif the Head from Giddiness and tedlr,1 c ° 1 'fa'' iu Affecti.vnrj of the Spleen **(11*bUUt»vi». Ul-ennc ObstrnetionM, .Pain in the Bacfe, |e'-tioi°Ilh' Pimffes, Nervous Aiccctions, Indi- Mh'i yeaet«l Debility from a Disordered .'u Bottleu-at 2s. dd.,and 4e. 6d. Prepared *ta.2l °.nly by KITT and CO., Medical Hall, 39, weet (left-hand side going down), Cardiff, [ei29 -.+- iHiscellaiteous; ^ituattoire- "\STANTEDr~a Single Man as Coachman and V V Gardener, able to milk.—Apply, stating age, wages (indoorg), and references, with all particulars, II. Kirk- house, Brjnbodw, Tvlorstown, Pontypridd, e3218 O Groceri?~HauUera—Wanted, steady Young Man to look after a Horse and Deliver state wages re- quired (out doors).—Enclose last reference to D. Davies, Liverpool House, Maesteg. e324i;.513 MASON Wants Situation as Foreman or Take M with reference .-Wi-ite Mason, Express Office, Cardiff. 03224127 PLUM.BER Wanted,-Apply J. J. Chorley, Sa ita, JL Engineer, Wood stre et, Cardiff. e3219i26- ANTED, Kitchen Porter; experienced.—Apply with references immediately, Exchange Bestau rant, Docks, Cardiff. e3212 ANTED, Furniture Packer thoroughly practical and experienced man must have good refe rences Apply to T 7, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. e3216i25 I JITTERS.—Wanted, experienced General Fitters, competent to make and 1 z all sort of engines an machinery (email power chi- ,).—State age, wages qualifications, and references to Davies. Lion Workd Abergavenny. e3155 ROOM-COACHMAN Wanted married without children preferred wife may undertake laundry 5 cottage provided.—Apply to C. Waldron, Llau- daff. 27229 WANTED, Ostler about 17 years old, to Look After One or Two Ponies.—Apply 23. St. Andrew's crescent, Cardiff. 1690i27 WANTED, Groom-Gardener; experienced; ride and drive well; understand flower and kitchen garden.—Address U 26, Western Mail, Cardiff. L1676i3l WANTED, handy Married Man, Who Understands Gardening and Can Milk.—Apply TJ 1, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1482i29 WANTED, Young Man, experienced in Gardening, and can Look After Horse.—Apply, with refe- rences, Rev. Bankes Williams, Vicarage, Cwmavon, Glamorganshire. 1636130 ANTED, to Take Charge of and Milk Cows, Feed Pige, and Act as Working Bailiff on a Small Fasm, a Dependable Man must, be able to kill and dress sheep and pi £ R for the house: wages £1. per week, house, garden, and allowance of coals wife to take charge of poultry, for which she will be paid by results. -Apply, by letter, Farchynys, Dolgelley, Merioneth- shire. 1559i29 WANTED, Farm Labourer as Ploughman; good house, garden; wages, 17s. per week.—Apply to Blo.ke, Cogan Hall Farm, near Penarth. 1491 '20 ERVAJT.T MsSTtf ai, c Trjia flvr rzW Swaneea must be able to plonph pood character; aged from 18 to 24years.—Apply 62, Wind street, Swan- sea. lS6ti29 WANTED at once, on a Small Grass Farm, staid Man; single.—Apply, personally, Mr. Lewis, Gwrhay Farm, near Blackwood, 1552i29 YOUNG Man, aged 19, Seeks Situation in Gentleman's Gardens four years in present situation inside and out preferred; recommendod by Lieutenant-colonel Leach.—C. Skyrme, Corston, Pembroke. 1555i29 AS Single-handed Gardener, where there is glas-i two years' good character from large place age 21 —W.T. Shackson. Norton, West Cross, Swansea. i25 AS Gardener (single-handed) 10 years' experience inside and out; good references single state wag-es.—Particulars to Harris, Lower Bullingham, Here- ord. 1298i26 WANTED, Situation a?s Gardener, single-handed or where help is given; good references; abstainer. —Apply J- Green, Devonport place, Watlinsrton, Oxon. 1245126 GARDENER or Groom-Gardener Seeks Situation G understands stable work, flower and kitchen garden, vines, tomatoes, &c. life experience married aged 34.—Apply E. P., 46, Gladstone-street, Aberaman Aberdare. 1594i30 WANTED, Situation aji Groom or Groom-Coach- ni»u experienced good character.—Apply Henry Miles, Shire Newton, near Chepstow. 1673i31 WANTED, Situation as Groom and Gardener; mar- ried can milk; no encumbrance; good charac- er.—Apply E. F., Western Mail Office, Newport, [i26 ANTED, Situation as Groom Coachman (married) understands hiuiters, also riding and driving good references.—Apply Clarke, Garden road, Llandovery. 1360137 SITUATION Wanted as Coachman; thoroughly ex- perienced drive single or pair sixteen years last situation; excellent character; married; aged 40.—It. W., care of Mr. Pickard, Grocer, East Village, Cow- bridge. 1635126 WANTED, Situation as Lad in Stable under coach- man preferred aged 13 good references.—■ -volly. 165?I)i3i State wages w. Davies, The Bell, Kid,, WANTED, a Situation as Under Gamekeeper aged 20 5ft. 9Jin. understands wiring, trapping, and vermin catching experienced in fishing—A., Stamp Office, Aberpavenny. 1590i30 DAVIES'S Registry.—Barman (Billiards), Barman (Vaults), Ceoks, Kitchenmaids, Generals, Nurses, Housemaids, Chambermaids, Confectionery (Junior), Waitresses, Bovs Wanted.—45, Charles street, Car- diff. 1707i37 diff. 1707i37 LAD (17—18) as Billiard Marker; must thoroughly understand game live in.—Corporation Hotel, Cardiff, six to eight p.m.. 1713iS7 WANTED, Situation atHOstler, Post-boy, or~Fore man of Yard understands duties eight years' good character.— Stamp Office, Abergavenny. ri34 YOUNG Man Seeks Situation as Boots or Billiard- marker; aged 23: good reference.—C. B., 5, Thomas street, Chepstow, Mon. 1346i27 Wanted, tallTweh-built Men for a Few Hour Nightly must be able to ride; old cavalry men preferred.—Apply at Empire from 12.30 to 2.30 during the week. 27203 WANTED, thoroughly competent Foreman, News and Jobbing Welsh indispensable.—Reply, stating age, wages, and references, T 13, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1209i25 TO Butchers.—Wanted at once, a good Man single X must bo clean and sober.—Apply John Howell, Aberaman, Aberdare ?? 27126 BUTCHERS—Wanted first class all round SlaughteF- inan no shop work must be tip-top tradesman, with good reference wages £2 per week personal application, if possible —Dan Davies, Cattle Salesman, Merthyr. 1436i27 PfSo Butchera.—Wanted, a respectable Young Man in JL Above Business.—Apply W. Bellamy, T.Ieteor street, Cardiff. 1192i25 TO Butchers.—Wanted, respectable Young Man, 18t.o 20; must be used to small goods and able to slaughter personal application desirable.—A. Morgans, Dvnevor street, Merthyr. 1564i29 TO Pork Butchers.—Wanted immediately, respectable and trustworthy Younjr Man as Shopman indoors. —Apply, with references and stating wages required, to U 23, Western Mail Oftkc, Cardiff. 1656i31 PORK Butchers.—Wanted, Young Man well up in all branches.—U 25, Western Mail, Cardiff. [iSl WANTED, respectable Youth, 38 years, to the Butchering indoors willing to make himself generally useful.—D. Thomas, Butcher, Cymmer, Porth. 1588126 COACH-PAINTERS. — Wante'1, an experienced C Workman; constant situation to steady man.— Apply Samuel Proberi:. Abergavenny. 1421i27 WANTED, Carriage Painter at. once.—Apply Bailey's Livery Stables, Cardiff. 1557129 WANTED, a Jobbing Carpenter.—Apply Culley and Co., 92, Queen street, Cardiff. 1505i25 WANTED at once, Two Wheelwrights and Car; penters Accustomed to Country Work.—Apply John Thomas, Builder, Sco., Llangibby, Mon. 1155i25 BlilCKMAKEHH,—Wanted, thoroughly experienced Man to Mike and Deliver Bricks per Thousand; reference must bt ui- investigation.—^T 11, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1207i25 Y OUNG ?.lan Wail'1'ed r.o do Rough Work in Bakery must BO OVOJ 18.—Apply T. Stevens, 122, Queen street, Cardiff. 1533i29 CHARTER.—Wauled immediately, a steady respectable J Man to Dftllvor Goods; must be used to horses, and know the district.—Apply, with references, to H. Stone, Wine Merchant, Neath. 1446i27 TO Grecers' Hauliers.—Wanted, steady Young Man to Look After a Horse and Deliver.—State wages required (outdoors), enclose last reference, to D. Davies, Liverpool House, Maesteg. 1712i25 GROCERY.—Wanted immediately, active Young Man as Haulier.—State salary (indoors) to Joiics. Westminatcr Stores, Barry Dock.\ 1637i30 I'^J.ROCE.RY.—Wanted, a Youth, about Hilto 17 (used to T horses) good personal references.—Auply to Graham's Stores, Ihiton Ferry. i25 ??i??T I M P O R T A N T TO —MEN ALL DISEASES QUICKLY CURED. Apply to PROFESSOR PRICE, 270, BUTE- STREET, CARDIFF. e9730 KIT"' AND CO., 39, Bute-street (left- ?. hand aide), Cure in a few Dtyr, ALL DISCHARGES, either Constitutional or Acquired. Kiiu ey Troubles, Pains in the Back. Without Mer. cllry, Consultations Daily, from Ten a.m. till Ten p.m. Advice Free- e3S32t29 _A ^{)op Stestetaitts, &r. ROCEP.Y. -Wanted, an Improver.—ApplyRichard G Grocer, Bbbw Vale. 3233129 G~ ROCERY.—Wanted, a Junior Assistant for Both Counters; indoors.—State full particulars, R. Jeremiah, Royal Stores, New Tredegar. 1686i27 (" ROOEUY. -Wanted, immediately, a competent X Hand as Branch Manager; Welsh.1—Apply, personally, William Richards, Swansea-. 1524i29 RAPERY.—Wanted, a Young Man good window dresser must speak Welsh.—Apply, stating expe rience, salary,'and age, Yomth, Swansea. fi27 OWELL and CO., the Cardiff Drapers," Cardiff Have Two or Three Vacancies for respectable Youths as Apprentices; terms OH application. [129 WAITED Two respectable Youths, Apprentices to the Drao: ry. Also Young Ladies for the Mil- linery.—James. lie Temple, Hanelly. 1684131 P^NERAL Drapery.—Wanted, in Februarv, for a \JT permanency, experienced Young Lady, about 23 must be good saleswoman and stock-keeper, with know- ledge of millinery preferred state salary, and parti- culars of two last situations.—W. F. Harvey, Tre- degar. 1632i30 ANTED, smart, pushing Yonng Man for Hosiery Department.—Apply, personally, J. E. Davies and Co., Merthyr. 1657i50 WANTED, Young Lady as Indoor Apprentice to the Jewellery and Fancy Business.—Address T 35, Westerri. Mail, Carfiiff. 1328i27 URNITURE!^Experienced Man Required for the rA General Work of a Sale Shop good salesman and practical, and must be accustomed to Welsh trade and conversant in Welsh.—Apply, in first instance, 26, ^Taff street, Pontypridd. 12971"5 GROCERY and ProvisionB,-Experienceci Hand sJJT Seeks Situation in the above seven years' expe- rience hisrhest reienmces.- Kecneo, Garway, near Ross, Herefordshire. 167M31 SHIPCHANDLERY and Ironmongery Assistant s Seeks Situation eight years' experience; excel- lent references—Apply T 43, Western Mail, Cardiff. [i29 fSU)BAC C O NI ST'S Assistant or Manager.—Situation X Wanted as above by Young Man married aged 30 has had thorough experience in wholesale and retail; well up in all branches of the trade.—Address T 6, Western Mifll, Cardiff. 1190125 YOUNG Person (23) Requires Situation in any Light Business little knowledge of book-keeping,— Address E. M., Western House, Andover, Hants. I.i27 rjlO Greengrocers— Highly-respectable Young Woman .JL Wants to Learn Business; indoors no salary first month.—C. H. B., 96. Morel street, Barry Dock. [i24 Clrrlisf an6 Slairafff ANTED at once, Two Shorthand Writers must be good typists—Apply U 6, Western Mail, Car- diff. 1504i29 —Wanted, a Shorthand Clerk; must engross well.—Apply, stating references, age, and wages, T 17, Western Mail, Carditjy 1234i25 AW.—Wanted, an Engrossing and Copying Clerk — J Apply, f fating ealary and experience, W. R. Davie Pontypridd. 1299I26S W_ ANTED, anEngrossing Clerk in Cardiff Solicitor's Offices; shorthand preferred.—Apply U 11, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. 1492i25 WANTED, in a Manufacturer's Offices, Junior Clerk Accustomed to Wages Accounts and Genera Office Work.—Apply, in own handwriting, stating age, salary expected, and references, to K, care of Joyce, Bookseller, Newport, Mon. 1551i29 QHAfff Youth for Coal Exporter's Office good short- O hand writer state age, previous experience, and salary required.—U 33, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1759i27 DMART Youth for Merchant's Office must be good O shorthand writer.—State age, previous experience, and salary required, U 32, Western Mail, Cardiff. [i27 FFICE Boy Wanted for Merchant's Office in Car- diff must have good referenoes.—Apply, in own handwriting, stating age, to T 36, Western Mail, Car- diff. 1327127 C~ 11IARTERING or Market Clerk, Steam or Sail, Open J Re-engagement; first-class experience and refe- rences.—Apply T 31, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1336i27 ANTEDi Situation by Shorthand Clerk W thoroughly experienced in anthracite colliery work; good refe.».encos.—K 52, Western Mail, Swan- sea. 1705131 -E-NGINEER, 30, Seeks an Appointn-ent on Land E He Holds the Highest Quahfications of a Naval Engineer a First-olass Draughtsman and Designer.— Address U 2, Western Mail. Cardiff. 1452i29 OST OFFICE— Re-engagement Wanted as Clerk (female) competent take, entire charge of counter, accounts, telegraph (S.N.).-Cymraes, High street, Llandovery. 1356i27 WANTEDT"Situation as Market Clerk, Chartering, Buying and Selling, Book-keeping; excellent testimonials; salary or commission.—T 16, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1228i25 ENGLISHMAN (24) as French and Spanish Cor- respondent shorthand 120; desires to enter Coal ExpOi-ter'.s Oaice.'—T 42, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1577i27 PON T YP RID D. — Tradesmen and Professional Gentlemen's Books Written up and Balanced by competent Accountant; strictest secrecy observed.—U 17, Western Mail, Cardiff 15S6i30 BUILDER'S Clerk Wanted with previous ex peri en ce preferred used to plans.—Apply, stating af,'e, salary, references, T 14, Western Mail, Cardiff. [i25 UNIOB, Clerk Requires Situation good writer- i book-keeper, and correspondent satiiifactory refe, rences.—Address T 27, Western Mail, Cardiff. [i27 aaBiin,wiwinnj«aDiii»wg'»««'»8"p*^afc^™taBBKHwag»<ww——i- J £ ramiler £ Tj|j2 £ v'i» Si"ui*s,— J. close to Janaes street Bridge, Cardiff. 323ri30 RADFORD Dress Hon»s offers good Commission for South Wales experience absolutely"necessary. Address Denton, Lund, and Co., Bradford. re3172i26 GENCY.— £ 3 weelily easily earned calling upon shops with saleable specialities.—C. E., 63, Borough road, London. e3230i29 ESSRS. R. W. MILLER and CO. (Limited), llL Stokcscrofi Brewery, Bristol, are Prepared to Appoint Purchasing Agents in all unrepresented districts for thair Prize Medal Ales and Stouts. Liberal te-ms. These beers have been awarded Prize Medal; and Diplomas wherever shown, and are the finest values Obtainable. 257ol INKS and Spirits in Bottle.—II. W. Miller and Co., Limited, Wine and Spirit Importers, Sfcokescroft, Bristol, are Prepared to Appoint Agents in all districts fo their Celebrated Brands of M ines and Spirits. Whole or part licence ppid, according to arrangement. 25762 W~ ANTED immediately, a Traveller in the Green Fruit Trade, who has a connection in Bridgend and its Valleys, Port Talbot, and District security required.—Audi-ess U 15, Western Mail, Cardiff. [1515125 IGAR" Commission Offered Gentleman .Travelling Wales and Wast must have good hotel connec- tion security required. —Clements, 5, Park street, Bris- tol. 1601i26 OR3E~and Cattle"Spice.—District Agents Wanted for the Royal Lancashire Prize Horse and Cattle Spice, Poultry, and Calf Food.—Addrses Proprietor, 106, Higher Ardwick, Manchester. 1592i3fl AGENCY.— £ 3 Weekly Easily Earned Calling upon Shops with Saleable Specialities; samples small; particulars free. — C. W. M. 63, Borouyh road, London. 15?0i29 AGENTS Wanted; liberal terms whole or spare t Finance, 222 to 225, Strand, London, V: XI 1364i27 (i f\ a Month Can be Made With £ 10.—Addresf dboU R, a-02, Coleman street, London, E.C. Tp 1(.(-?.4 It\.ivW'' ?-'?fT4 -AlII! ^nlsaitrs, BarmaiUiSi, &t. "RjVXPERIENCED Genril wanted: small family SJj Apply witii references Evans, 1, Westbourne road Penarth. IS c5214i24 Penarth. IS c5214i24 W" ANTED, Two Servants; Welsh preferred from the countrv,—Apply with references G. Phillips, e :andra Hotel, Centra, Bhondda. 124^ 1 BSERA.L Servant Wanted also Housemaid.— VX Apply 20, Wordsworth street, Roath, Cardiff. [ej2< OOD Plain Cook Wanted; Church woman small dairy no baking kitchenmaid kept some poul- try age not under 3O,-Sta.te wages Mr. Edwards, Ashleworth Rectory, Gloucester. 1457i29 PLAIN Cook thorough general servant preferred.— -8- Mrs. Fiddian, 23, The Walk, Cardiff. 1577i26 WANED, a good Plain Cook for a Business House not under 22 years of age • must be quick and active.—Apply, statiug full particulars as to references and capabilities to W. Pegler and Son, Ponty. pool. 1547i25 WANTED. Cooks, Cook-GentraU, Parlourmaids, Housemaids, Ii urses, General Servants.—Miss Crockford's Registry (late Mrs. Browse), 115, Queeu street, Cardiff. 1493i29 WANTED, an experienced Cook; also a Housemaid good references required.—Apply Mrs. Sessions, 13, Marine parade, Penarth. 1350127 WANTED, competent Cock-General, and House Parlourmaid, by middle of February, in Doctor'i house; three in family.—Apply Greenfield House, Llanelly. 1261126 WANTED, good Plain Cook country place' IlC dairy, baking or washing; three in family.—Mrs, Gray, Stone Hall, Woifscastle, Pembrokeshire. [i25 COOK.—Very good Plain now Wanted for Small C Family in Welsh Village no assistanqe two other indoor servants; English and Churchwoinaa; wages L-28 and all found.—T 12, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 1212i26 KITCHENMAID for South Wales well up in her duties must have good references scullery maid kept.—Apply Mrs. Colby, 8, First avenue, Brigh- ton. 27141 WANTED immediately, competent and trustworthy Houso-Parlourmaid nurse and two others kept. —Apply, stating wages and references, to Mrs. F. T. James, Penydarren House, Merthyr Tydfil. 27118 OUSE-PARLOURMAID Wanted for SmaU Family must be early riser and understand lamps good wages given to a competent servant.—Apply Brierley, Park road, Penarth. 1714i31 QUSE-PARLOURMAID Wanted assistance given in housework; able to sew (mending).— Slate full particulars Mrs. C. Bishop, Cwmrythen, Llan- dovery. 1236i25 WANTED, Houpe-Parlourmaid.—State age, wages, and reference to Mrs. Davies, Hillside House- Ebbw Vale. 159U26 WANTED, a House-Parlourmaid; small family — Apply 181, Newport road. Cardiff. 1540i25 WANTED, by 11th February, a good House- Parlourmaid.—Apply, stating full particulars, to the Matron, Infirmary, Newport, Mon. 1371i27 WANTED, good Housemaid, where Parlourmaid is kept Church person state wages good refe- rences. — Apply Miss Morgan-Stratford, St. A than Rectory, Cowbridge, South Wales, 26943 -'7' WANTED immediately, Young Housemaid; two in family two servants kept; state age, wages, and reference. — Mrs. Meyer, Dilston, Mumbles, Swan- sea. 1302i26 HOUSEMAID Wanted at oace.—Mrs. Ritson, Hearne Lod-re, Delabeche street, Swansea. 1309i26 KEC1S.LRY (Davies's).—Wanted, Housemaids, Par- lourmaids, Cooks, Kitchenmaids, Generals, Nurses' K arried Couples, Cowmen, Grooms, Gardeners (milk), Others.—45, Charles street, Cardiff. 1560(25 WANTED, an experienced General Servant in 'fV February small family.—Apply Mrs. Jackson, Llangynwyd Vicarage, Bridgend. 1699i27 ~X\TANTED at once, experienced General Servant.— T V Apply Wembridge, Gold Tops, Newport, Mon. 1652i3Q WANTED, respectable, active Girl, about 18, to Assist in Hougework; must have been out.— Address E. B., Llaugattock, Crickhowell. 1589i26 WANTED, a good General Servant aged not under 24 years good. Character.—Apply Mrs. Grsnd- field, Croft road, Neatli. 1574130 WANTED, a Genoral Servant, 18 to 20; no family.— Apply F. T £ 2, East View, Clive street, Grange- own, Cardiff. 1612i3u WANTED, General Servant, able to do cooking-; also Nurse, able to wait at —Apply Mi-s. Wills, 2, Heathfleld, Swansea 1562i29 WANTED immediately, General Servant; good character.—Mrs. Garsed, Moorlands, Porfch- cawl. 154oi25 WANTED immediately, a good General Servant, about 19-—Apply 14, Charles street, Car- diff 1545i29 "ANTED, good General Servant, aged about 17, in small family references required.—Apply 16, Kincraigr street, Roath. 1508i25 WANTED at once, good General Servant; small family Roath no washing—Apply, between two and six, 23, Royal Arcade, Cardiff. 1500i2a WANTED, General Servant; good references aged about 20.—86, Ryder street, Cardiff. 1478i2j ANTED immediately, Ten experienced Generals (small families). Nurse, Housemaid, good Cooks, Plain Cooks.-Stamp, Mrs. Evans' Registry, Elm street, Cardiff. 1477129 EXPERIENCED General Servant Wanted for Two in Family assistance given.—Apply, with references, to Mrs. Dr. Richards, 50, Cowbridge road, Cardiff. [i29 WANTED, thoroughly trustworthy General Servant who Cooks Well; two in family housemaid kept; comfortable place; Pena.rth.-Address U 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1471i29 EXPERIENCED General Servant; small family E nurse kept.—Apply 224, Newport road, Car dill 1473i25 WANTED, a good General Servant; also Girl to Assist; fare paid.—Address, stating wages, &c„ Burton House, Kington, Herefordshire. 1456i25 WANTED, February, General Servant good character. Also superior Mother's Help.—Apply, by letter, Mrs. Ford, Llanthewy House, Newport, Mon. 1465i29 WANTED, good General: small family must be clean, good-tempered, and satisfactory reference.— Apply, after four. 53, Weilfteld road, Cardiff. 1341i27 W~~ ANTED immediately, good General Servant; aged 18 to 20 good character required count'AV girl preferred.—Apply 31, Charles street, Cardiff. 1335i27 RS. FURNIVALL Wants Several Young Genera Servants for good homes; small families; cl«> Parlourmaids, Penarth.—Select Registry, Cardiff. [i?6 ANTED immediately, in Farmhouse, near Car diff, good General; able to do plain cooking satisfactory references; wages £ 14; housemaid kept.- Apply Radyr Court, near Cardiff. 1162i25 OOD General Servant Wanted near Swansea two in family; highest references £ 16 a year.—Apply W 36, Western Mail, Swansea. 1*->5I27 ANTED, an experienced General Servant; house- maid kept.—Mrs. Edmnnd Handcock, 187, Newport road. Cardiff. 1276i26 ANTED immediately, Young Person as General 16 to 17 no washing.—Mrs. Evans, Newsagent, 11 Nelson street, Swansea. 1227i25 WANTED, thorough General Servant; must be good cook and early riser: twe in family.—Apply Brukewich, 16, Oakfield street, Roath, Cardiff. 1169i25 WANTED, a good General Servant.—Apply Mrs. Thos. Scott, Commercial House, Pontnewydd, Mon. i25 WANTED, good General Servant, or Plain Cook, for two in family; Housemaid kept.—Full particulars C. II., Western Mail Office, Swansea. 1445i27 WANTED immediately, experienced General or Plain Cook—Apply K, Box 21, Neath. 1158i25 WANTED, strong General Servant; able to wash Vv and iron.—Apply, with references, Miss Prosser, West-end House, Bbbw Vale. 1152i25 XPERIENCED General Wanted; small family.— Apply, with reference, to Evens, 1, Westbourne road, Penarth. 1768125 ANTED, a respect'able Girl, about 18, as General Servant.—Apply, with references, 64, Cowbridge; road, Cardiff. 1187i25 W" ANTED, experienced, trustworthy Nurse, to Take Entire Charge of Child 18 months old.—Apply Mrs. Dawson, Clarendon House, Newport, Mon. [129 URSE Wanted, for One Child—Apply, after seven ?j p.m., to M., 46, Oakfield street, Roath, Car- aUf. 1576126 URSE-HOUS-EMAID Wanted; must be strongl active, and trustworthy; good needlewoman wel accustomed to children gocA character indispensable.— Apply Mrs. Collen, 170, Newport road, Cardiff. [1578130 WANT ED, Under Nurse who is good needlewoman, w and Kitchenmaid both about 19.—Mrs. Linton, 3, Llandaff place, Llandaff. 1380i27 WANTED, Daily or Resident Laundress.—Apply Monkton House, Parade, Cardiff. 1188i25 WANTED, a Single-handed Laundrymaid; must understand her work thoroughly.—Apply, stating wages, Nell, The Grange, Wenvoe, Glam. [1194i2a WANTED, experienced Laundress to Take Smal Family's Washing must live in country.—Apply by letter to 53, Plymouth road, Penarth. 1470i29 COOK • thoroughly understands all branches of French and English cooking job not objected to. Evans, Little Mill, Llowes, Hay, Radnorshire. [1680i27 WANTED, Situation as Plain Cook. Also House- Parlourmaid; good references. Apply T., 82, Glenroy street, Roath, Cardiff. 1410i27 ITUATION Wanted as Cook or General; 3i years excellent character. Thirty other Servants all Classes Disengafifed.—Mrs. Cotter, Registry, Glouces- ter. 1366i27 GENTLEMAN Wishes to Recommend a Young Girl (14) to Assist in Housework in a Small Family small salary.—Apply T 22, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4999d LADIES Requiring Servants, Servants Places,-apply Jones, 152, Cardiff Market. Nursery Governess, Housekeepers, Nursae, Generals Disengaged. 1289i26 ADIBS Suited with All Classes of Servants. Situa J tion» Sfc-"urefl for S'iJva&Jd. F,aftJs.- 2Iii~ VV.l-^ rs 30, Page-street, Swan sea. 1434i27 OUNG Lady Seeks Situation as Under-Maid in Nobleman s Family; aged 17 part orphan. Will any kind lady take interest in same good references given?—Mrs. Holt, 85, Broadway, CardifL 1625i30 WANTED, Place for Girl (16) as Under-Housemaid or Under-Nursemaid been out before.—Mrs. Backman, Pant-y-Goitre, Abergavenny. 1711i31 ITUATION Required as Under-Housemaid or Kitchenmaid Cardiff or neighbourhood. Generals, House-Parlourmaids, Wardmaid Wanted.—Select Regis- try, 10, King's road, Cardiff. 1579i30 ITUATION Required by Young Girl (16) as Under- Housemaid, Nurse, or General, in Small Fami y; no washing.Roberts, Talbot road, Llantrisant. [i2o ANTED, Situation as Housemaid; upper of two or single-handed.—R. Miles, Newton St. Loe, near Bristol. 1596126 LAUNDRESS, experienced, with Daughter (18) Desires Re-engagement with Good Family; laundry and cottage preferred.—U 20, Wastern Mail^Car- WANTED, a BarmMd good references required -Apply Victoria Dining Rooms, Queen street Cardiff. 16S9i27 BARMAID for Luncheon Bar.—Wanted, an ex- perienced Young Person Well Up in Carving Cold Joints and Ordinary Bar Duties mnst be intelligent, and have slight knowledge of figures good wages; send I photo: business closed on Sundays.—Ewms and Son, Albert Restaurant, Newport, Mon. 1548i29 ARM AID .—Required, Hotel Bar, good Business Girl, with good references.—Apply L.P., Western Mail, Newport. 1653i30 WANTED, a Barmaid, of good Appearance, Accus tomed to Quick Counter Trade.—Apply, with reueit refereucoa, photo, terms, Evans, Caterer, Aber- dare. 1225i25 ANTED, good Woman Cook; soups, entres, Vt pastry, tc.—Apply, stating age, salary, and refe- rence, Mrs. Websdals, Belle Vue Hotel, Abeyvst- with. 1655i26 ANTED, a thorough good Kitchenmaid; one who has been under cook preferred wagesi £ 20. Apply Castle Cafe, Swansea. 1628i29 WANTED immediately, experienced Kitchenmaid must furnish first-class references.—Apply Mi's. D. E. Williams, Ivy Bush Royal Hotel, Carmarthen. [i27 "VST AN TED, Housemaid, to wait; also Plain Cook.— VY Apply Gibbs, Castle Hotel, Commercial road, [ Newport 1319i26 WANTED, strong Girl as General Servant; good reference required.—Apply Borough Arms Hotel, St. Mary street, (lardiff. 1.499VIZ intTANTKD once, a good General Servant, with W Knowledge of Waiting.—Apply K. Barron, Ship and Castle Hotel, Mumbles. Ife85i31 XTTANTED, Two good, strong Girls as Generals.— [ yV Apply Vyndham Hotel, Bridgend. 1674i27 XTTANTED. a good General Servant or Plain Cook W also a Housemaid; good references.—Apply Mrs Evans, Black Lion Hotel, Cardiff. 1172i25 WANTED, an experienced General Servant; must ¡ I'" have reference.—Apply Mackintosh Inn, Catliayg, Cardiff. 1618i30 WANTED, for Small Family, good General Servant able to do plain cooking.—Apply Lion Hotel, Bridge street, Cardiff. 1188i25 \XTANTED at once, respectable Woman, aged about VT 30, as Chambermaid.—Apply Windsor Hotel, Bute i Docks, Cardiff. 1468i29 7"ANTED, a strong Girl as Scuilerymaid.—Apply VV Proprietress, Great Western Hotel, Cardiff. [i26 BARMAID, experienced, quick counter trade, Desires Immediate Engagement; good references.—Miss Rees, 95, Barry road, Cadoxton.. 1634ig9 WANTED, Situation as Barmaid by a thoroughly experienced young person; first-class reference. —Apply L. James, Butchers Arms Hotel, Ponty- prlaa! 1447i27 WANTED, Situation as Barmaid, by thoroughly experienced Young Person; would assist house work if required'—B., Prince ttl Wales, Coychurch- Bridgend. 1414i27 WANTED, Re-engagement as Barmaid; steady experienced; aged 23; highest references; can take entire cliarge.—Apply Kate, 27, Francis terrace, Car- marthen. 1357i27 f3SQUIBED immediately. Situation as Barmaid _IL\ thoroughly experienced- good references; tall are 23.—A. 6, Blackst ° ne-street, Canton, Car diff. 1424i27 WANTED, Situation as Barmaid; used to quick counter trade good references able to take charge of business ff Dora, King' Head, Llanelly. 1663i27 e WANTED, by a domesticated Young Lady, Situation ap Barmaid j aged 22 not been out before New port or Cardiff preferred little experience.—Address S 25, Western Mail. Cardiff. 925i25 tTCr ANTED, Situation as Waitress, or Waitress and V V Chambermaid Oombined; good references.— Address A. S., 70, Glebe street, Penarth. 1307i26 WANTED, by an experienced Person, Situation as Cook in First-class Commercial and Family Hotel.—Apply Jones, Howell's Cottage, Tintern. ri593i25 2;)artmtntiS, ftottgeg, &t. GENTLEMAN Requires Apartments and full board in Riverside good cooking and attendance no other lodgers state tenns.r 25 Western Mail Office, Cardiff. [1294i28 BEDROOM and Sitting-room.—Gentleman visiting Cardiff periodically requires respectable Private Apartments for Himself and Wife,—State terms, in- cluding attendance, to U 16, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 15i8i25 TWO Furnished Rooms Wanted at once leading thoroughfare and central private, or with side entrance.—F., 19, College green, Bristol. 1606i30 APARTMENTS Required (Well-furnished) in a good Part of Cardiff, Two Sitting and Four Bed Rooms, from the 13th of February.—State terms U 22, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 1654i30 TWO Comfortable Front Rooms to Let; suitable for two gentlemen.—Apply 203, Richmond road, Roath, Cardiff. 1691i31 LLANDAFF.—Comfortably-furnished Apartments to L Let to Single Gentleman no Down, Bridge sti ;et, Llandaff. 1633131 UNFURNISHED Apartments to Let Respectable People.—Apply 52, Clare road, Cardiff. 1535i29 LLANBLEDDLAN GARDENS, Cardiff.-Well- a furnished Drawing-room and Bedroom; pleasantly situated,- good attendance home comforts; hot and cold J510j29^l PLEASANT Front Sitting-room, Bedroom, adjoining, bath-room moderate terms, with every home com- fort select neighbourhood.—32, Llanbleddian gardens, fort; select neirhbollrhood.-32, Llanbleddian gardens, 1, Cardiff. 1521i29 LADY, well connects, Offers superior Home to Gentleman board with family separate sitting- room available.-U 18, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1613i30 ABERDARE.—To L^t, Furnished or Unfurnished Sitting and Bed Room; suit lady or gentleman use of piano; quiet, healthy, close to park moderate.— Apply, first by letter, to R., eare of Miss Ansell, 15, Cardiff street. 1595i25 APARTMENTS, Fancied, With or Without Board; spacious rooms oce mintite from Queen street; piano; hot and cold bath good cooking.-13, Fitzalan place, Cardiff. 1585i30 TO Students or Mercantile Gentlemen.—Comfortable Accommodation at rpiiet Christian home Cathe- dral road district.—AdtTiioss U 8, Western Mail, Car- àiif. 1494i29 SUPERIOR Accommfoption for Two Gentlemen; dining-room and r/o bedrooms; Roath; five minutes from Queen stres;.—T 47, Western Mail, Car- diff; 1487129 WELL-FURNISHED Fiont Sitting and Bed Room w suit one or two gentlemen; use of piano bath good attondance.-83, Albany road, Roath, Car diff. 1353i27 PENARTH.—Good, ple.waut Front Bedroom to Let, P with Use of Other Booms, to Gentleman Dining Out; good locality.—T 33, Western Mail, Cardiff. [i27 PENARTH.—Lansdow! Private Hotel and Boardinr Residence.—Extensua channel view; superio accommodation moderat e'eharg is^ special terms to per manent residents. 1957a SUPERIOR Apartment* for Gentlemen suit two friends.—Apply 28, Neville street, Riverside, Car- diff. e3231i29 UNFURNISHED Apar if ents, HaWiifcon-street; suit Z,-i joung married U 14, Express Office, Cardiff. e3229i29 TWO Unfurnished Rocnv to Let-; quiet, neighbour hood.—Apply T 32. Mail. Cardiff. [oi27 PWELLING-HOUSEf 4 TO BJS LET OB SOLD. 6Machen-place, RiveraSe, Cardiff, 12s. 6d. weekly, tenant paying water ifcte.—Mrs. Harry, 27, Park- terrace, Tondu. f e3242o31 WANTED to Purcha«ci House, Riverside, hot and cold water bath anii w.c.; neighbourhood Des- pencer-sardens preferred.—State full particulars to S 21, Western Mail, Cardiff. e3193i27 LLANDAFF or Neighbourhood.—Wanted to Rent Gentleman's First-c'frfR Residence, with pleasure grounds, stabling, &c.—Gott'valtE, Bowncg, and Perry, Cardiff. 1205pl PBNARTH.—Wanted, in April, Convenient House semi-detached and n-srf station preferred.—Occu- piers contemplating removal please mite, with particu- lars, T 3, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1171i25 WANTED, genuine Fully-licensed House doing good trade Cardiff or Newport.—Send full par- tieulars tp Roberts, Hayward's Letter Exchange, Bris- tol.. 1423127 WANTED, by March 25th, House, neighbourhood of Roath, Howard gardens, or Richmond road preferred; rent about £ 4i;—Apply F., Western Mail, Newport. 1554425 ANTED, Small Houstt, with Garden, in the Swan- sea Valley, near Clydach; low rental.—Apply V 32, Western Mail Office, Swansea. pi T LANDOVEBY.—Tobe'Let, from Lady Day Next, L by the year or for term, the desirable Family Residence known as Roystou House, situate in the High street, containing dining, drawing, study, and breakfast rooms, kitchen, pantry, and back kitchen on the ground; floor; first floor, 5 bedrooms and dressing-rooms; second ditto, 3 bedrooms and box-rvom; stabling for two horses, with hay loft above; coach-house, cow-house, and dairy good garden and tennis an 1 pleasure grounds to River Bran, and within five minute,s walk of the college (noted for its educational advantages for boys) and the railway station.—For further particulars apply to D. Price Powell, Horvey Hall, Llandrindod R.S.O. 27219 rpo Let, that Nine-rowmed Villa Residence, called 1 Aberffrwd, situate in Llanfihangel Gobion, between Raglan and Abergavenny two miles from Penperg wm Station, and two minuted walk from the River Usk, so noted for its salmon and trout fishing with garden, cottage, meadow, and two orchards, containing about six acres; also stabling, cottage, and piggery.—Apply Mrs. Morgan, 21, Albion road, Pontypool. 10?3t TO Let, Fairlight, Stow Park, Newport.—The House has Three Reception Rooms and Six Bedrooms, with Kitchens and All Necessary Offices. The house oommands a fine view of the Bristol Channel and the Somerset coast.—Apply to Mr. J. D. Whitaker, Caersws, Bryngwyn-road, Newport. 26598 CARDIFF and Penarth.—Residences to Let. See Messrs. S, Hern and Pertwee's Register, 94, St Mary-street, Cardiff OTTWALTZ. BOWRIHG, and PERRY'S Register G for Properties to Let and for Sale, Cardiff, Penarth, &C.-11, High street, Cardiff. 867i29 VILLA Residences to ,l,»t in Cowbridge-road hot and cold water bat.is.—Apply -Morgan Morgan, Albert chambers, High sla ^.ac, Cardiff. 1202i25 TO Let, No. 20, Windsor place suitable for a medical gentleman; together with stable and coach-hoc.se if desired.—Apply 33, Park place, Cardiff. 1204i25 -0- LLANISHEN-—Semi-detached Villa, two reception L and five bedrooms, bat i-room, large cellars; close to station.— Apply Highm-jad. Llanishen. 1176i25 ~i ») A Severn road. -This spacious, excellently IOTTJ appointed Ras dftnee, fitted with every modern convenience, with large, well-stocked garden and good tennis lawr* also stables, &c., attached. —Apply Jenkins, Clarke, Co., Cambrian-chambers, Cardiff. 1693i31 IALE8TON HOUSf *Sfc"in two miles of Bridgend, Jk WiU* I/mvi a peateal/^inily i-eskloii6e; liealtky- «eigsib»M»hoou.—Apply to the Owner, Mr. Robert Evans, Brynteg, Bridgend. [1215i25 MUMBLES.—Furnished House to Let; six rooms sea view; sheltered; near Oystermouth Station low rent.-Apply 15, Union street, Swansea. 1218i25 HOUSE to Let, Llamshen street, The Heath; fine- healthy situation; every convenience gas through, ont.-Apply Phillips, 8, Working street, Cardiff. [1280i26 BUSINESS PREMISES WANTED. WANTED, Shop in good Street, Cardiff, Penarth, or Suburbs, suitable for Grocery Provisions; or sound little business (cash), cheap.—Write full particu- lars Chesswin, 266,Witton-road, Aston, tJttblit gmttgrmtnts* CARDIFF. IJI H E A T EE ROYAL, LESSEE AND MANAGER ..Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER. TO-NIGHT and Every Evening- at Seven o'clock, THE GREAT PANTOMIME, BLUE BEARD. New Songs, New Dances, New Comicalities. MISS KITTIE KENWAY, The Charming- Serpentine Dancer. The Press and Public say The finest Pantomime ever seen in the Principality." Doors Open at 6.30; Pantomime at 7.0; Early Doors at 6.0. Prices, 6d. to 922s. MORNING PERFORMANCES EVERY SATURDAY until further notice at Two o'clock Doors open at One. Special Theatre Trains from Swansea (High-street) on January 27th, and February 1st. Return train leaves Cardiff at 11.10 p.m. Booking Office at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limited). Telephone No. 521. rjl H E JgjMPIRE- Manager OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! JJICHARDS' £ JANINE J}ETS In a most Extraordinary Performance. THE SIbTERS LESLIE, From the Empire and Palace Theatres, London. Two Brilliant and Charming Singers. MISS AMY LAURENCE, A Young Lady of Many Charms, a Sweet Singer and Graceful Dancer. THE SISTERS PARIS, One of the chief features of the week's programme. EDWARD CLARK and ALICE CONWAY. Smart American Musical Comedy and Song and Dance Artistes. F. V. ST. CLAIR, With his Happy Hits at Current Topics. CRAVEN and CONWAY, Ethiopian Sketch Artistes. LAWRENCE BARCLAY, Vocal Character Comedian. "THE PARROT," by WAL PINK'S POPULAR SKETCH PARTY Next Week The DAHOMET AMAZONIAN WOMEN WARRIORS, from the Crystal Palace, Oxford, and Canterbury, London. L H A~ M B R A WESTGATE-STREET, CARDIFF. ALWAYS A GRAND COMPANY. ONE PERFORMANCE NIGHTLY. THREE HOURS AND A HALF CONTINUOUS AMUSEMENT. Grand Circle and Reserved Stalls, le. Stalls, 6d.; Pit, 4d.; Gallery, 2d. Boxes, 10s. 6d. and 7s. 6d. or 2a. each, person. Season Ticket 10s. 6d. for Three Months. GEORGE HARRINGTON, Managing Director. 27186 A HANDSOME GOLD WATCH TO BE GIVEN AWAY BY FRANK, "MY" HOSIER, "MY' HATTER, 8, ROYAL ARCADE FOR THE BEST ORIGINAL RHYME (Of not less than 15 lines) on FRANK, "MY" HATTER, "MY" HOSIER 8, ROYAL ARCADE. The result to be decided on February 16th by a Committee of the following Cardiff geùtlemenj: Councillor W. EVANS, Captain W. OWENS, Mr. F. MARSH. All Competitions must be sent in not later than February 14tk to 8, ROYAL ARCADE, Hfctch. noW On View in-W»do^>

| yf^r Dropping the Substance for the Shadow,

SICKNESS AT THE SMALLS. I Terrible Sufferings of the Chief Light- Keeper. The Smalls Lighthouse is situated nineteen miles north-west of St. Ann's Head, and is one of the most exposed positions in the whole of the British Isles, being open to the full fury of the Atlantic Ocean, and this lonely and desolate rock is only accessible, for the purposes of relief, &c., in favourable weather. It was not I, until Tuesday evening that the Trinity yacht Siren, under Captain Emerson, succeeded in haying communication with the lighthouse keepers for the past three weeks, notwith- standing- the continuous and persistent efforts that have been made to that end, as signals had been made that one of the keepers was ill. The man, who proved to be the chief light-keeper Mr. Sibert, was taken off the- rock with considerable difficulty on Tuesday and conveyed to Pembroke Dock, under the supervision of Dr. E. A. Saunders, medical officer to the Trinity Board, where he lies in a weak condition. The unfor- tunate man had only been on the lighthouse some two days, when he was attacked with inflammation of the bowels, from which he has suffered for nearly three weeks without being able to obtain any assistance, beyond that of his two comrades on the rock, until rescued on Tuesday.

Ill IHWf !!■ II II I.II Ill ■ > » ?,f Pacific Liner at Barry Dock. The Pacific liner Antisano, belonging to the Steam Navigation Company (Limited), Liver- pool, arrived at Barry Dock on Wednesday evening for bunker coal on her way from Havre for Liverpool. The local agents are Messrs. E. C. Downing and Co., Cardiff and Barry.

A New Industry at Llanelly. The Machynis Brickworks, situated near the New Dock, Llanelly, has just been purchased by a local company, and eperations were started on Monday. Already employment is provided for about 50 hands, f-nd this number will be increased as the concern is developed. Mr. John Griffiths, Tenby House, has been chosen chairman of directors.

i WELSH COAL TRADE. Prices Going Down and Colliers' Wages Must be Lowered. A correspondent writes to the Tari4n y Gweithiwr on the outlook of South Wales collieries for 1894. The bright prospects of higher wages, he says, have suddenly become overclouded, and if something is not done by the colliers themselves, and that right early, all the hopes of higher wages will have vanished. I Since Christmas prices have gone down at least 2s. per ton, and it looks as if the supply exceeded the demand." The action of the buyers of coal in putting their heads together in the belief that they can thereby compel the I colliery owners to sell at lower prices will have the effect of lowering wages for the whole twelvemonth. Why not, then, diminish the output? "That would secure higher wages to the extent of 40 per cent. above the standard for the whole year." But if this is to be done it must be done at once, as if prices once ccme down it will take, perhaps, years te raise them again. If the prices, how- ever, are good during February it will ensure a big rise in the April audit, amd if the colliery owners understand that wages will necessarily be high and costs generally heavy during the TCM, will 'lÙ. KifiUs:: unsc* and thiw sectrre such higher wages for the men. There- fore," adds the writer," let us entreat our repre- sentatives on the scale, for their own sakes as well as our own, to take the matter in hand without delay."

Fatal Draught of Ink. Francis Quinn, aged 60, a well-known wine and spirit broker and commission agent, who has offices in Liverpool and Belfast, was found dead on Wednesday in the Main Bridewell, Liverpool. He was found unconscious in his office on Tuesday night, and taken by the police to the hospital where it was thought he was drunk. He was then removed to the Bridewell and it was afterwards ascertained that he had swallowed a quantity of ink in mistake for wine. ?

t SKETCHES AT THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. The MAYOR is pleased that something calls I him away. Alderman SANDERS Now, gentlemen, let us proceed to the bills. proceed to the bills. I. F. BEAVAN What a nuisance it is to have to J «4d theae xu» erecrtuno. j M. MOEGAK takes the Mayor's chair. I Councillor H. WHITE: I propose that we I have a special meeting of this important matter. [ Th« Ts £ Asuk £ & watches the sceoe in..piiffnog.J

WELSH SECRET SOCIETIES. Antagonism Between federationists and Mabonites. A prominent gentleman, whose interest in the collieries of Wales is represented by an output of over a million tons per annum, interviewed by one of our correspondents on the subject of secret societies amongst the colliers, said:—" I know there were secret meetings and so-called odges amongst certain colliers preparatory to the outbreak in August last, but I am not aware of any secret societies at present existing. This, however, I believe, that there is underhanded work going on, and sooner or later results may be seen. This underhanded work is the action of a section, I believe, of the general federationist sympathisers, who wish to bring about a collapse of the Sliding- scale Association, and substitute for it the government of the Miners' General Federa- tion. The tactics displayed last year will, I should not wonder, be again repeated. The agitators show their own doubts of the superiority of the federation organisation by keeping aloof from the great body of the middle aged and thought- ful colliers, and approaching the most ignorant and thoughtless section, the young hauliers and If they had faith in their own statements, we would fancy that they would seek the fullest investigation after open-air or public meetings, and not try to influence by strategy. The weak side of the colliers is certainly the hauliers. They are the most ignorant. In a long course of colliery life I have never met with but one haulier who showed any tendency to religious profession." Our correspondent adds :—The statements of the colliery owner as to the existence of anta- gonism between the federationists aiid Mabonites and to underhanded work are quite sufficient proof that the statement made to me of secret societies now at work is a fact. Of course, if known to the leading coalowners, there would not be much secrecy about the matter. A little time will show further develop- ment of the movement, and good work has been unquestionably done by my informant in dis- closing it.

TELEPHONE USEFUL. Helped Police to a Smart Capture at Pontypridd, A remarkable instance of the use of the tele- phone for police purposes was given at Ponty- pridd on Wednesday evening in connection with a smart capture which took place in that town. It appears that about five o'clock p.m. Mr. John Rees, coal merchant, of Cardiff, gave informa- tion to the police at Cardiff that on the previous morning a haulier named John Ball had decamped with a valuable horse and coal wagon belonging to him. The information was tele- phoned to the Pontypridd police, and half an hour after the information had been first lodged at Cardiff Ball was arrested at the Clarence Hotel, Pontypridd, by Sergeant Thomas Davies and Police-constable Harries, it appearing that the horse and wagon had been sold to Mr. Richard Taylor, a well-known local hauling contractor, for Cl5. Subsequently information ef the arrest was telephoned to Cardiff. A detective from there went to Pontypridd, and the man was taken to Cardiff.

WELSH COLLIERIES. An Enormous Output of Coal Since the Last Strike. The output from the whole of the South Wales collieries, particularly those in the Bhondda Valley, is extremely large. Since the strike Mabon's Day is no longer regarded as a general holiday, and the output per man has not been so large for many years. The Taff Vale Railway last week conveyed to various places 285,000 tons of coal. This is the greatest quantity ever conveyed by them. The shipments at Penarth -57,000 tons—were very heavy, and at Cardiff Docks the quantity of coal brought down by the Taff was about 15,000 tons in excess of the usual quantity. The Taff Vale Railway also conveyed over 10,000 tons to Newport, a quantity con- siderably in excess of the average, but the quantity conveyed to Swansea over the new railway shows no sign of increase. The Rhymney Railway also did well, but the increase in the output from the Monmouthshire collieries is not so great as from those in South Wales, yet the increase here would be nearly 20,000 tons in one week. In the Ogmore Valley things are very brisk, and the Great Western Railway added considerably to the Barry shipments, and also those from Cardiff.

THE LAW'S DELAYS. Here is a Record Case from South Wales. The London correspondent of the Bristol Mercury says --One has heard of many cases of abnormally prolonged litigation both in fiction and real life, but there is a South Wales arbi- tration case now running in London which promises to take a lot of beating. It is a private arbitration concerning a colliery in South Wales, in which Mr. Inskip appears on one side against counsel on the other. Up to date there have been 199 sittings. The evidence alone has occupied 170 days, and the well-known Bristol lawyer, who is as noted for keeping to the point as he is for his grip and mastery of the facts of an intricate legal case, has just finished a 25 days' epeeeh At the next sitting the speeches of the counsel on the other side will be commenced. It would be interesting to know in what year the arbitrator will finish his review of the evidence and argumeats and deliver hie

Death in a Fin Point. BLOOD POISONING FOLLOWf SKIN PUNCTURE. The Sufferer Becomes Almost Crar With Pain ere the End Comes. John Will, a silk weaver, residing is Nev York, has died from blood poisoning produced by a fish bone, which penetrated his finger seven weeks ago. Will came from Germany with his family, consi sting of his wife and three children, a year ago. He secured a position in a silk mills, and was known as an indus- trious, sober fellow, whose only weak- ness was fishing. When holidays and Sundays came round Will always started out oarly in the morning to deplete the nearest waters of their finny inhabitants. He was of a somewhat taciturn disposition, but one subject he was never known to refuse to discuss, and that was his pet hobby fish tales. His fondness for fishing eventually caused his death. Five ago b'lidneBa is the nil- grew slack, and WUl was ELmous those who were thrown out of employment. He occupied all of his spare time in indulging in hit favourite pastime, which incidentally added to the scanty larder at home, which was sadly depleted through his enforced idleness. Seven weeks ago he left home at five a.m., telling his wife that he was going to the Hudson to fish. He was away all day and returned at seven p.m., after a good day's sport, with one pound and a half of sea bass as the result of his prowess. Will told a good story about a fish that he didn't catch, and then began to prepare the bass for supper. In cleaning fit the middle finger of his right hand was penetrated by one of the dorsal fins. The wound, though painful. was not sufficient to cause him to seek medical attention. The latter part of December the finger began to swell, and on the 27th Will picked out a piece of fish bone from the old wound. The inflammation increased, and the next day he called on Dr. G. Starke for treatment. Lotions and poultices were applied without benefit. Will vowed never to go fishing again—and he kept his word. The inflammation extended through his arm, which was swollen to twice its normal size, and his suffering was intense. Dr. Starke bled him with leeches, and finally flanced the finger. Day by day the man's suf" erings increased. The pain kept him awake at night and nearly crazed him during the day. Finally Dr. Brugman was called in consulta- tion. It was decided that necrosis had set in, and an operation was determined upon. Dr. Starke performed the operation. Being unable to administer ether and operate at the same time, the doctor concluded not to place Will under anaesthetics. His fourteen-year-old son John held his father's hand while the physician cut the member open and scraped out the dead bone. The patient rallied for awhile, hut began to aink, and finally died in great agony. While performing the operation Dr. Starke accidentally cut his finger while opening a can to procure some iodoform gauze to bind his patient's wound. The injury was upon the same finger of the right hand and was located in exactly tbfi same position v was patient's. The doctor, in his haste, bathed the wounded member in a basin of water in which Will's wound had been washed. The doctor's finger began to swell, and ho cauterised the wound with pure carbolic acid. He is now anxiously awaiting the result of his injury.

THE GIBBON ESTATE. A Claimant to the Property from London. I R. T. SAMUEL. The portrait accompanying this paragraph is that of 'Mr. Richard Thomas Samuel, who claims to be the nearest blood relation of the late Mr. John Samuel-Gibbon, and, therefor*, if the claim can be proved, heir-at-law to tho estate. Mr. R. T. Samuel is the only grandson of the Rev. Richard Samuel, a chaplain in the Royal Navy, who smelt powder under Nelson at the Nile and at Copenhagen, and was the younger brother of Mr. Samuel-Gibbon's grand- father. Bom October 3, 1831, Mr. R. T. Samuels was originally intended to follow the law, but abandoned this profession for the busi- ness of a ship and insurance broker at Swansea. IS 1858, he married Miss Elizabeth Mee, third daughter of the late Edward Collett Mee, of Fingrith Hall, Essex, and by her—who died ia 1870-had eleven sons and four daughters. Prior to Mr. Samuel's removal to London, is 1867, he contributed to the Oambrian newspapw a series of articles on the copper tokens of the Principality, and he has since devoted much of his time to literary and antiquarian matters, hi» account of the provincial copper and silver coinage, appearing in the Bazaar some yean back, being the most complete of its kind ever published. Politically, Mr. R. T. Samuel is a Liberal Unionist; and the elder of his tw# surviving sons, Mr. Edgar Burford Samuel, secretary to Sir S. Canning, the well-knows electrician, professes unbending Conservatism. The younger son, Mr. George Archer Hilliary Samuel, wtat 32, and a bachelor—his brother is 34 and married-goes in for Socialism. Atheism, and other modern ideas—as testifies by a letter recently printed in these columns.

THE BROTHERS JAMES. Action to Re-Instate Them by the 1 Welsh Union. I At the meeting of the Welsh Rugby Union f held on Tuesday evening the case of the twe i Swansea half-backs came up for consideration. Several petitions have of late been in circular i tion, and on Tuesday evening an extensively a, signed petition, together with a letter 1 from Mr. Bryant, secretary of the I Swansea Club, was placed before the committee. o It is felt that, whatever may have been the crime e committed by the two westerners, the punish- a ment they have undergone more than atones o for the offence. This was the general view of f the committee ell Tuesday night, and it was t unanimously resolved that steps be taken t« g place the matter before the English Rugby e Union. The Welsh secretary was, therefore.' 0 instructed to communicate with Mr. Rowland b Hill, asking that gentleman to bring the matter 1 before his committee with a view to tho ro-itt- statemeat of the brotf&rat