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£ trti) £ ,iMaiTtage £ ,anii J3tatJ)g DEArrHS. DAVIS.—ON Saturday, October 6, at the Bedford Hotel, Castle-road, Cardiff, John Davis, aged 45 veors, universally beloved. Funeral Wednesday, 10th inst., at twelve o'clock noon. BltOOli;s.-On October 5, Peter John Brooks, youngest and dearly loved son of George and Margaret Brooks, Butchers' Arms, Llandaff, aged 24 years. Also same day, Ada Mildred, infant daughter of Peter John and Ethel Brooks, aged four months. Funeral on Wednesday, four o'clock, at Llandaff. Friends please accept this intimation. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters .(ic'iessed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post-ofk-e. Letters ad- dressed to Initiate or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the advertiser or one of the office* of the WMterrt Mail.

premie to ILtt To Let, Business Premises; suitable for Stores.— -4 iv 46, e.5455rlD ^rfeolasttr* Cathays (May-ttreet) Private School. T,atin, Ftench, Shorthand, Mathematics, &c. Established 16 iHtistcal* Mandoline and Guitar Taught (Spanish style).- for terms, &c., address Mrs. J. J. Preston, 77, Plas- turton-avenue, Cardiff. e5682r12 IIIIIU l.ost anb ,.jfJ)Uttl1. j Lost, on Sunday last, Plain Uotd Bur Brooch, with ltvkto hearts oil rhe front set with diamonds.—Finder i rewarded on returning same to J. Bleibel, Jeweller, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. e5671r8 ———■—WW WW MMBWBB1MMMWCTMWWSMW garrets. Parrot.—Clever Ked-tiiiled African Talking Grey •Major Mortimer. "Having two, sell'one with Cage 21s. nice people.—Particulars enclose envelope, 7, :^urch-road, Keacombe. i, Co" %tL l" To Let, on Lease, in centre of Cardiff, good Portion for Re-building; suit Bottling Stores or Warehouse.—Apply D 7, Western Mail Office, Car- diff. e5463ri0 Worses, IMbe ^tnck,Carnages To Tradesmen and Others.— For Sale, Brown Pony, 13 hands, six years; good worker; together with Kew Trap and Harness to match. Suit business and ^leasure-^7^ConsteMati^>sfareet^jCardiff^5672i^^ jBattrtttg, NBlect Class Now Held at Colonial-hall Wednes- daye and Saturdays. Hall to Let for Dancing Mon- i'days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays. Hold G4 sets, j —Apply Davies, Woodville Hotel, Cardiff. [e5454rl7 Dr.neing.—Mr. A. T. Grainger will Resume his IDs i icing Class at the Colonial-hall, Thursday, October llth. eight o'clock; Learners, 7.30.-2, Neville-place, Cardiff. e5687rl0 Dancing.—Thistle Academy. Latest and most fashionable ballroom Dances taught by James B. Mackintosh, commencing Monday, October 8. Rotunda Buildings. St. Mary-street (opposite Monument).—For prospectus apply 45, Arabella-street, Roatli, Car- diff. e5384r8 Rouses. To Let, Cottage and Stable, suit cabman, in Upper Grangetown, Cardiff.—Apply 99, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. e5462rI3 For Sale, No. 27, Windsor-place For terms, &.c., md application to view, apply to W. C. Clarke and Covey, 31, Queen-street, Cardiff. 1'3537 W»iwiwmhiiii www i—iii —■iiiiMin ii IIIIII iHtSrrllancmis. Thelatest Discovery —Shaving without llazor, EGap, or Water; recipe, Is. Id. bargain.—Watts, W11 i tworth-terrace, Tredegar. e5437r8 Perth Dye Works—Goods Fciwarded Carriage Free, f—Miss Morgan, close Clarence Staticn, Cardiff, e5431r8 Is Your Watch Wrong? The Beet and Cheapest in Cardiif for Watch Repairs of every des- cription is Kier's, 38, Castle-arcade, opposite Cardiff Castle. e549rl2 iirpcies* For Sale, Youth's Pneumatic Tyre S&fety Machine; "weight, 261b. price, £ 3 10s.—Apply 15, Clyde-street, Adtniadown, Cardiff.. e5675rll £ 4 189. 6d. buys Cushion Tyre Safety, Humber pattern, long ball head, Coventry make; bankrupt's listed at £14 10s.; wonderful bargain ever offered; this is genuine. Come and see; boat fare paid. 100 Pneumatics just us cheap; latest pattern, £ 6 10s. each,—R. Warrilovr, Weston-super- Mare- e2565 Morris Bros.' Cycle WorKs, Pontypridd.—Over ICO Cycles to be Cleared regardless of Cost.—Send for fecial lists, post free.—Repairs of all kinds executed in a superior manner promptly and cheaply. <3pattments~ Penarth, 18. Windlor-road. Furnished Sitting- oom and Bedroom for one or two Gentlemen; terms moderate; piano, gas. e5684rl2 Comfortable Lodgings to let for Two respectable Young Working Men.—Apply 5, Moy-road, Roath, '•Cardiff. e5673rll 248, Nfwpoit-road, to Let. Two Sitting-rooms, Five Bedrounw, Kitchen, Scullery, Bath- room, Ac.—Apply C. S. Arthur, House and ..state Agent, 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. e £ 467rl0 Wanted, One or Two respectable Young Men to Join Two; front, sitting, piano.-Apply 36, Tudor; road, Cardiff. e5.460110 Well-Furnished Apartments: suit one or two Gentlemen; terms moderate.-83, Newport-road, Car- diff. e5442r9 iflisreflaneous ^aies» Cbnnce of J.iietime,For Sale, Secret of Water- proofing any Kind of Goods, to stand the severest test for twelve hours or more. No odour. Goods not showing any appearance of having gone through the process. Capital nominal. Fine chance for young mau in lucrative business —A 2, Western Mail Agency, Llantrisant. e5469r8 Hardy Plants.—-Now is the time to Plant. Golden Marqueritee, 2s. don?n; single Margar- ruerites, 1". 6d. dozen; Gallardias (grand plants), .s. 6d. dozen; Double Lychuits (very fine)-, 2k. lozen: free for cash.—Daniel Davies, Lugwanline, Hereford. e5464rll Iron Buildings for Sale (New), to accommodate 100, 250, 300 persons —Apply to Harris, Tron Church fei-ilder, 7 and 8. Idol-lane, London, E.C. (0271 d L-. jtlonrp^ A CAPITALIST is nrepareci to make IMMEDIATE PROMPT. and STRICTLY PRIVATE CASH ADVANCES in Sums from £ 10 TO £ 1,000 TO Professional Ladies and No Fee of any description. Gentlemen, No Bills of Sale. Tradesmen, No public orlocal exposure. Farmers. No objectionable Inquiries. Florists. No usual Loan Office For- Market Gardeners, malitiss. Hotel Proprietors, And at a Reasonable Rats Job Masters, of Interest. And all classes, ON NOTE OF HAND ALONE. Intending Borrowers are Cautioned against the flat- tering Advertisements that appear daily. The majority ut them emanate from Agents, whose Sole Object is to Obtain Fees of all descriptions. Applicants can rely upon it that by applying to me they do so in confidence, and that they will DS treated in a fair and business-like wanner—Apply M. BARNETT, l ÄØ872 9, Caroline-street, Cardiff. ggenms.. daueiirrs, <%t Wanted] Salesman on Commission.—Boston Rubber Shoe Cojnpaiiy, Tower-chamoers, London, E.C. n e5194d_ Wanted, an Energetic Man to Represent a. Life Insurance Company for Cardiff and District.—Apply, stating experience; to D 27, Western Mail, Car- diff. c5676r8 Messrs. R. W. Miller and Co. (Limited). Stoket- croft Brewery. Bristol, arc Prepared to Appoint Pur- chasing Agents "in all unrepresented districts for their Prize Medal Ales and Stouts. Liberal terms. These beers have been awarded Prize Medals aDd Diplomas wherever shown, and are the finest values obtainable 25761 Wines anl Spirits in Bottle.—R. W. Miller and 8v; Co. (Limited), Wine* and Spirit Importers, Stokes- croft, Bristol, are Prepared to Appoint Agents in all districts for their Celebrated Brands of Wine* mid Spiritp. Whole or part licence poid, accordin» to arrangemnt. 5257 Wanted, First-class Traveller for Oils, &c., who is well knovm to the consumers; one at present in the trade preferred.—Oils, 21, Abbey-street, Hull. [r!2 ~AgentFWanted 'for'Pickies, Vinegars, Sauces; nrft- class s-akn-y and commission.—Hpwes, 35, Queens- bury-atreet, New North-road, London. 1968r9 Manufacturing Stationery ànrl Cotour Printing.— Cardiff and South Wales Ground.—-Advertisers lie- quire a Gentleman to ltepresent them on the above ground. There is a very extensive and old-estab- lished cc-Miection applicants should have a thorough knowledge of the trade and he of good appearance and address, and it is absolutely essf.utial that they should be well known in Cardiff and the district.— Address, with full particulars of experience and en- gagements, to A. H. Z., Messrs. Street's, 30, Corn- hill, London, H.C. 111462 Canvassers Wanted. Whole or Part Time, for Neath, Bridgend, Llanellv, and District; good chance to earn B2 to C3 weekly; a local noveltf.-Address, by letter, F. R. Western Mail, Swansea. e31113 Agent!-Winted to Retail Ceylon alid other Teas, frcm Is. upwards; cash terms.—Send envelope for price list (no post-cards) Selcct CVv Ion Tea Agency, 39. LipTie-stMet. London 320d Canvassers Wstutsci in Rhpndia Valley, whole or part time; good chance to earn 22 to £ 3 weekly; a local novelty—Address, by letter, F. It., 10, Mor- gan-atreet, Vontyjiridd 31113 Situation Wanted as Traveller Wines, Spirits, or Beer; excellent references and lirsk-class connection; security.—Box D 2."i. Wiestern Mail, Cardiff. -2246r9_ Dairi,men, Poultrv. Vep'etabie, a.nd Fruit Salesmen. —Energetic Young Man, experienced Buyer ami Sales- man (Wholesale and Retail), Understanding Ameri- can an.1 English J}aiiy, Requires Situation; con- nection North Wales, Midlands, &G. highest testi- monials.—Commission Agent, Ram Hotel, Glou- cester. 21.70r0 Agent, with safe connection, Desires Another Good Agency, fot Canliff and Distriet.-Address (first in- stance) Mr. Thoir.&s, 3, Clifton-street, Cardiff, fc'10 Young Man, knowledge hooE-keeping, Welsh, and business, Wishes to Represent and Possess Book of good Insurance Society.—C 42, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2047r9 Wanted, an Agency by a Gentleman with a. Large Connection, calling regularly upon Collieries, Tin- plate Works, Engineers, Dry Docks, Ship Repairers, Steamship Owners, and Steam Users Generally.— Address C 26, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 1899r8 .$fJop gsfefisftantsf, &r. Grocery.-Wanted imtnediateiy, two good-Junior Assistants; must be active, honest, and ob1iging.- State wages (indoors) D 39, Western Mail, Car- (11 ff. 2351rl3 Wanted, Young Ladies for Funcy; fiso Y ouug Ladies for Workroom, Improvers, and Apprentices.— Apply the Congruous Millinery Stores, 82, Oxford- strec-t; good tntde; S450, part arranged; low ~Wflnted, an AMwtu-.it (Wetsh prefen-ed) to Work Pontypridd and District for t.he Sale of Rogers' Beer. &.e., and Fill Up Time at Counter.—J. Davies, 2, Mill-street, Pontypridd. 23201'13 Boot TimJe.-Wanted, a Junior Assistant at once; able to speak Welsh.—Tremelleii, Aberdaie. 2297rI2. Drapery.—Smart Young Man Wanted good sales- man and door-dresser; converse in WeMi.—FuH par- t-'pnlars Ilex Dranerv Company, Swansea. 2281rl2 Drapeiy.—Smart Junior Young Ladies Wanted to Serve Through; converse in Welsh.—Photo, refe- rences, and salary required Rex Drapery Company, Swansea., ■ 2280rl2 Drapery.—Wanted, an experienced Young Man; good window-dresser; must speak Welsh.-Apply, stating experience, salary, and age, Thos. Yorath, Swansea. 22791'12 Our fitting.— Wanted, smart; Junior; good stock- keeper and window-dresse:.—State salary and expe- rience, J. Lewis, 23; James-street, DockH, Car- diff. ,2259dl Grocery.—Wanted, a thorowghty-good Hand • for both Counters.—Apply D 19, Western Mail. Car- diff. 2219r8 Wanted, a Junior Assistant; indoors.—Apply, with particulars, to Evan Cule, Treherbert. (rS lrcninongeiy.—Wanted inunediately, Assistant, well up in Furnishing'; Welsh mdispCMabte.—Precce, Porth. 2166ill Provisions.—Manager to Open Branch. Also, Young Man for Fresh Meat Trade; must bs push- ing, obliging, able to produce good reference, and Lot afraid of work; personal application jneferre(i.— Williams, Tralhva, Pontypridd. 2061rlQ Drapery.—Wanted, a Young Lady for Mantle and Miliinerv Saiea; Welsh.—Apply L. Smith, Peiitre, Rliondda. 2021r9 Grocery. — Wanted, smart Provisions Hands.— Apply, personally, Griffin and Davies, Cadox- ton. 195^1-9 Wanted, by a Young Lady, a for Fancy or General Drapery.—Address li., B011 M->rclie, Abe rgavenny. 2156rll -u- Clfrls antr ^laiiagers^ Wanted, a Junior Clerk in Colliery Proprietor's and Shipowner's Office; one with knowledge of shorthand preferred.— Apply, stating age, wages re. quired, Plld previous experience, to D Z6, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 2307rI3 C Wanted, a Junior C'lerH, with knowledge of Book- keeping and Shorthand; good character indispen- sable.—Apply, in own handwriting, to D 37, Western Mail, Cardiff. 32762 Clerk Wanted: us.d -tõthe-rouÜI¡e- Õf -ÕI11 iier'š counting-house; salary 20B. per week.-D 31, Wea- tern Mail, Carditf. 2266r9 A sharp, respectalile Loir Wanted'"lor~Cash~De8kI —Masters iind Co., St. Mary-sticBt, Cardiff. 132709 Wauted, a Clerk, temporarily, in an Accoun- tant's Onije, must be a good writer ami quick at figures; stats experience and salarv required.— Apply D 10. Western Mail, Ccrdiff. 2176fU Wanted, a Conveyancing and Common Law Clerk. —Apply, stating qualifications, experience, refe- rences, to D 5, Western Mail, Swansea. 2038r9 Wanted, for a Mineral Wharfinger's Oitice at Liver- fool, Clerk to Work Up Brokerage Business; to cut" withccunection and good previous eypentnios com- mission might be arranged.—Address D 75, care C. lir'ii. A'h-ertiso'netit Contrattor. Liverpool. r9 Wanted, for a Mevcliant's Office, respectable Youth as Junior; one with knowledge of shorthand pre- ferred.—Apply, in own handwriting, to Box 31, Post-office, Newport, Mon. 32677 Surveyor Desires Re-engagement at. Collieries; accurate surveyor, leveller, surface and -underground, plotting, and quantities, &e. neat draughtsman satisfactory references aged 23 small salary.—D 45, Western Mail, Canliff. _2354rB Typist.—Young Lady ¡teq 1J i res a Situation in South Wsles,—D 29, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 2254r8 Wanted, by Married Man (abstainer), a Clerkship, Agency, Timekeeper, or Any Piace of Trust.-TAd- drcss D b, Western Mail, Cardiff. 21821"11 Wanted, lip-e-ngxgenler.t by Engrossing Clerk; Welsh; good references.—Apply M. C., cate of T. Roberts, Grocer, Mardv, Glamorgan. 21711'11 Wanted, Situation as Shorthand and Typewriting Clerk correspondence, book-keeping moderate salary;. good references.—Addre& C 41, Western Mail, Cardiff. 187318 Young Lady Would Like Situation in Light Business; could assist in post-office; would give short time.—C 18. Western Mail, Cardiff. 1871r8 Accountant, experienced, Desires Re-engagement; fifteen years' references.—C 23, Wester, w- ji, o.ir- «361r8 iKtsiceUaneous bttuattons. Wanted, smart, active Youth, assist behind Counter; good references. -Cardiff Anns, South bplott, Cardiif. e5679r9 Boot Trade.—Wanted, a steady Man for General Repairs ani Bespoke Trade.—Apply J. Davies, Leicester House, Bargoed. Wanted, Situation as BailitT or Stableman; expe- rknced in all kinds of stock; abstainer; agpd 36; wife experie/iced laundress; no children. C 32, Western Mail, Cardiff. e5439r3 Wauted, Working-Head Groom; sober; thoroughly experienced management hunters, young horses; good rider and driver; wages 22s. per week-State age, married, single, weight D 11, Western Mail, Swansea. 227Srl2 Wanted, a steady Young Man as Grooiu and Gardener.-Apply, with references, to E. H. Lloyd, Bryntiriou, Neath. 22821'12 Wanted, Groom Under Coachman; single; accus- ton ed to live indoors.—Apply H. Oakden Fisher, 'IV Mvnydd, Ra/lyr, near Cardiff. 32729 Wanted, a gob'l Working FMm the Wife to Manage Dairy and Poultry, with servant to help; give full particulars d experience and wages re- quired. Also, an experienced Cowman Wanted.— Apply Llangennech Park, Carmarttienahire. [2164rll Wanted, resjie.-ta'.Ie Young Man to Look After Stock; able to milk and make himself generally use- ful Churchman and abstainer prefet red. with Waited, ^ituati.^n as Working Farm Bailiff; under- stands all steck; Groom-Gardener, or Any Place of Trvst; married; aged 30; Wife experienced Laun- dress references.—Address Niblett, Congresbury, Somerset, R.S.O. 2187r8 Wanted, Situation as Groom or Groom-Coachman; ride well; or Any Place of Trust; sevea years' eha- racter—D 9, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2177 rll Wanted, Groom-Coaclmian; married. Wife Laun- dress; thoroughly sober and honest, and good driver.—Homfraj', Plas Llannon, Llanelly. 2r 74rll Wanted. Young Man (Farmer's Soil preferred) to Look After a Horse and Carriage, One Vow, a Small Kitchen Garden, and to Make Himself Generally Useful; an easy place.—Appiy, stating wages asked, past services, and giving references, to Rev. M. A. Roes, Cwmtwrch, Nantgaredig R.S.O. 32631 Gardener, where two or more are kept; thoroughly experienced; married; one child.—J. Pi. hprt, jjantrithyd House, Cowbridge. 2346rl3 Wanted, situation as Groom or GrOOiïllllid Gar- dener; ride and drive well; understands hunters; 2i years' good character; aged 29.-Da.vies, 46, Brackla-street, Bridgend. 2330rll Situation Required as Groom or Helper; aged 21; light weight; good character; experienced.—Appiy Groom, Bridge-street, Crickhowell. 2318rlu Gardener (Single-handed or Under); six years' good experience, inside and out; good reference.— F. F., 59, System street, Splotlands, Car- diff. 2283r12 Wanted, Situation as Working Farm Bailiff; married, but no children; aged 38; good reference from last situation.-D 31, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2288rl2 Young Man Seeks Situation as Groom or Driver; ca;t drive well; good character.—Address Groom, 52, Harold-street, Roath, Cardiff. 2255d2 Situation Required as Gardener or Handy Man; Wife as Laundress; middle-aged.—Apply George Jones, lJIwyneelyn, Merthyr Tydvil. 2132rl0 Coachman or Groom; single; aged 29; strong, willing to be useful, and can be well recommended. —Edgington, Williamston, Haverfordwest. [2161d1 Wy-nted, Situation as Groom under Coachman, or Single-handed; three years' good references.—G. John, Tymyt,.edd. Radyr, (;a.rditf. 2012r9 Married Man Wants Situation as Cowman; thoroughly understands cattle;' can have good references.—Apply G. Higginson, Llan^o, No. 2, Pern- brey, Carrnartheiisliire. 1930r8 Wanted, Situation as Groom oir Porter Cardiff preferred; used to horses; good character.—J. Bond, 30, Arthur-street, Roath, Cardiff. 1902r8 As Groom-Coachman willing to be useful; aged 40; married; long character.-Address Y 42, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. 32317 Wanted, a steady, respectable Young Man as Boots} and to make himself generally useful.—Apply Globe Hotel, Cardiff. 2366rW Groom' (Young), Barman (7s.), Page Boy (First- class Hotel); indoors. Others Wanted. Guaranteed genuine advertisement.—Davies's Registry, 45, Chaik s-street, Cardiff. 2111rll Wanted, smart, active Youth Assist Behind Coun- ter good references.—Cardiff Anns, South Splott, Cardiff. 2265r9 Wanted,^ Who. JdM p .KcHOWl«iigei .-•*■ Hotel Work; to live indoors.—Apply at Bassett Arms Hotel. Bllrry Dock. 2031r9 War;ted, as-Head Waiter, or Share Hotel or Res- tauiant thoroughly experienced; aged 40.—Address Waters, 3, Victoria-place, Stonehouse, Plymouth. rrlO Wanted, Situation by Young Man as Under Boots, or Second; experienced aged 21; good references.- Lugg, Rock House Hotel, L'andrindqd, Radnor- shire. 2353rl:5 Wanted, Situation as Barman or Barman and Cellarhu n experienced thoroughly-good references. —Address A. H., 30, Stockland-street, Grange, Car- diff. 2311rl3 Bosts (Head) Requires Situation, Family or Com- ir,ercial; fifteen ye irs' experience; highest refe- rences.—Applv Griffitlis, Head Boots, City Arms, Hereford.. 2129rlO Wanted, Situation as Boots (Head or Single- handed) good eharicter; aged 28.-R., Bay Tree Cottage, Newquay, Cornwall. 1960r9 Waiter Seeks Situation Coffee-room or Otherwise; five years last situation; good references.—Address F. Hoare, 44, Howell-road, Exeter. 1934r8 Wait^^Sltuation WantetTTiv thoroughly expe- rienced Young Man aged 27 first class references. -Address John Wilson, Royal Hotel, Weston-super- Mare. 1877r8 ~~WanTe(L Imr)rover to the Blacksmith Trade; one who can nail on.—Apply Griffiths, Ystradowen, Cow- bridge. 2365i'9 Brewerv Labourers.—Two Wanted; accustomed to horses preferred.—Applj, with references, Brewery, Ki-sca, Mon. Wjuited, goal Helve-maker; prices contract; steady work to energetic man.—Apply John Hut- cliiiigs, Neath. 2339rl0 Wanted,"for a Large Anthracite Colliery it Cav- marthenshire. Two Roadmen or Bloc-klayera, also IVo Repairers steep measures good encouragement- to -ed. -irs good men married men preferred. —For particulars address D 38, Western Mail, Cardiff. 32709 To Bakers.—Wanetd, good Second Hand; indooi*; must have good character from last employer.— Apply, at once, J. Furlow, Pontypool. 2316rl3 ~Printers.—(»oo<r Compositor Wanted. Also Im- prover -pply Shimeld Brba., Penarth. 2301r8 Second; well up in smalls; must have good character and experience.— State wages required (indoors) the Tredegar Machine Bakery, Tredegar. 2Gù8r12- Eiectiucal Engineering.—Sydney F. Walker and Co. Have a Vacancy for One Apprentice; premium required.—Apply Cardiff Electrical Works, Car- diff. 2212rll Wanted, Wheelwright;, sjn^ie man: permanent situation; Wanted at once; also an Apprentice.- Apply Francis, Coachbuilder, Whifcland. 2163i9 -'1'0 ButchereT Wanted, a thoroughly good Slauchterman; state wages.—Apply 60, Dean-street, Aberdare. 2160rll "Wantid, Two l'lasteiers; also Two Carpenters; total abstainei's preferred.—Apply E. Bambury, Union.gardens. near Hand Post, Risca-road, New- port. 2157rl0 Grower's Porters.—Wanted inmialijitely, an active Ycvng Man; must understand warehoi.se work and driving out; wages £1 per week.—Apply, stating particulars, to Edward Jenkins, Maindee, Nrw- l't'rt. 2139r6 Pork Butchers.—Wanted, respectable Young Man for Out Back; well accustomed to the trade; live in; wages 12s.—-Vpply, with reference, Jeffreys and Sons, Newport, Mon. 2U41r9 To Wheelwrights.—Wanted, good-Wheelwright as Working Foreman.—None but competent need apply Lewis. Roath. Cardiff. 2010r9 ikitchers.- Wanted. £ oum; Man for Shop, gcod reference.—Apply C'adog&n, 124, Portyrannioor-road,, Fast Moors, Cardiff. li-56rd Pork Butchers.—Wanted, iwpectaale VotT-g iifun, about 20, to Kill and Ass..r. -<1". wltlJ re'crern e, to R. Hillier, 40._Qao.ci street. Cardiff. P?-b7r9 Wanted at once, steady Coachbuilder; thorough knowledge of c-arriage-building and repairing; qood wages to good man.—Thomas Dix, Aberdare. 1932r8 Wanted, Two Painters; used to paper-hanging.— Apply Roge.ratoiie Hotel, near Newport. 1903r8 Wanted, steady Married Man as Salesman, Aerated Water Business, Tred-:gar.—Apply Hansard. Mer- thyr. 19161'8 To Builders.—Foreman of Masons, lately finished large job, Seeks Re-engagement; good references.— Wanted, Situation as Grocer's Haulier; accustomed to horses; aged 21; single.—Apply Lewis, Belle VUè. Peru line, St. Clears. 2342rlO Ycung Man Seeks Situation tõ-Drive and Deliver; well used grocery and baking trade.-H. Jones, care of W. Moore, Llandrindod Wells. 2350rl0 Bvttcheirs.—Situation Wanted by Butcher's Son, Shopman or Manage Branch good c utter and scales- mail.—Apply D 48. Western Mail, Ca.rdiff. 2364rl3 Bakers.—Situation Wanted by Young Man; aged 27; good setter and few emails; single or good second good re,fere ices.—J. Richards, 44, Terrace- road, Aberystwyth. m. 2315rl0 Butchers.—Experienced Young Man (24) Seeks lie-. engagement as Scopman, Cutter, Salesman, or SUitightennan; live out: good reference.—G. II., 12, Hi;rh-strect, Barry, Carliff. 2391r9 Bakers.—Situation Wanted by Young Man as Single, Second, or Light Foretiiait-, good references; Englishman—Apply F. Rudkin, 5, Glan-y-mor. Llan- fairifechan, North Wales. 2172r8 All Kinds of Jobbing and Repairs Dotie.—Esti- mates given by C. Rook, 214, Cowbridge-road, Can- ton, Cardiff. 2200rll To Butchers.—Wanted, Re-engagement as Slaughter- man and Improver in Shop, or as Second; aged 18.- T) 6. Western Mail. Swansea. 2037r9 To Smiths.—Wanted, by steady Yeung Maa, Situation as Shoeing and General Smith.—W. Davies, Caerwall Cottages, Ely-rood, Llandaff. 1947r8 Ironmongery.—Wanted, Situation as four years' experience general furnishing and colliery hade; 18 disengaged.—Iron, 8, Dnaraven-terraee, 'l'onypandy. 2C65rlO Ironmonger's Assistant Seeks Situation joutdoor); seven years' experience; Welsh; disengaged on the 8th uit.—Prynne, Post-office, Porth. 1943r8 j j5)rrj3ants» ^armat50, m. 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I I What We Have Come To. I THE NEW WOMAN. I- a THE NEW MAN. —— ■ ■ II

CARDIFF HARBOUR TRUST. Valuer Hedley Makes a Handsome Proposal to the Corporation. TO THE EDITOR OF THE "EVENING EXPRESS.' Sir,—I think you will find that the member! of the Cardiff Harbour Trust, Committee an not the numbskulls that "Ratepayer" wouir make them out to be. It is true that the But< Docks Company has not accepted the basis oj negotiations laid down by the corporation, Two letters were sent to the company prioi to Mr. Hedley, the valuer, beginning his work of examining the books, and in both in- stances the replies were severely non-committal as to the terms,, although the offer to negotiate was accepted. This placed the committee in rather an awkward position, for Mr. Hedley had been appointed, at the terms correctly mentioned by I' Ratepayer," to investigate the position of the various companies concerned. Mr. Hedley, however, very handsomely told the committee that lie would proceed with the work, but that he would not claim the J6600 if the Bute Docks Company, aid not accept the basis "Agreed upon. This generous offer was naturally shadow their caution, for they got Mr- Heftley to place the statement in writing. I hear that something may he said of this at the council meeting on Monday.— 1 am, &c., AjS OTHER RATEPAYER. Cardiff, Oct. 6.

SUNDAY SOCIETY. Success ef the Picture Gallery al Gardiff. The Cardiff Sunday Society is well satisfied with the suocess of its experiment of a Sunday picture gajlery in Duke-street, and the six months, ifc was arranged at the skirt for the gallery to remain open having expired, the olos- ing ceremony came off on Sunday afternoon, when the members gathered to hear an address from the president of the society, the Rev. Canon Thompson, D.D., vicar of Cardiff.— Mr. Herbert Thompson (chairman of the com- mittee) said it was a matter for rejoicing that one who devoted his life, as Canon Thompson did, to the moral. ethical well-being of the people should be at the head of their society. Speaking of the success of the Duke street gallery, he remarked that the experiment would be more than justified if it led to the opening of the lm-micipal art gallery, which was really the object they had in view.—The Rev. Canon Thompson was then called upon. He said that during the (burse of his mature life he had often been asked to do tlyngs which 6eemed rather unconventional for a person of his pro- fession, and sometimes lie had had to consider whether or not lie should undertake what he had been asked to do. But when he was invited to throw in his lot with those who were in favour of bringing more glad- ness and light to the toiling community by such an enterprise as that "fie had no manner of hesitation. In the first p-lace, he had always felt it a. delight to act wit-h his honoured name- sakes, the Thompsbns, whose philanthropic zeal and simple, unostentatious kindness of heart had placed the whole town under a deep debt of gratitude and thankfulness. With regard to the special object of the meeting, he wOuld like them to feel that, although they were closing the gallery, it was aot liual move. It was simply an experiment, anl more or less a tentative effort, that the people of Cardiff mighl see that those who formed the executive were not men of words only, but men of dfeeds and effort as well. Now, why should anyone lost heart as to the future of a movement like that r Why should there be such intense and persis- tent opposition ? And especially he would ask why should the opposition take such a deep root in the hearts and thoughts' and action* of really religious men and women ? He did not think it wa.s difficult to understand why, because all, even the most Radical, were at heart intensely oonsierva-ttive. There was an enormous amount of British Philistinism in the hearts of everyone. and their hateful insu- larity of idea was a powerful factor against any amount of progress, and an obstacle athwart the pa.th of every enlightenment, spiritual and intellectual. He valued the movement it modestly, but yet persistently, threw down something like the gag'e of battle, not to good men and women, but to their ideas and pre- judices. He believed that in that movement t.hey were acting as religious men and women in the truest sense. Sunday was the one day they wanted to feel with everything that was tender and beautiful, joyous and humane. He trusted the municipality would throw open the art gallery, that Sunday afternoons might be gladdened by bands playing good music, and he himself proposed during the coming winter months to have iyil St. John's Chuicfi Sunday afternoon organ recitals to gladden tilf heavy and wearisome bouse. (Applause.)— Ca-non Thompson WAS suitably thanked for his address. >

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. A Catholic Candidate in the Field at Cardiff. A largely attended meeting in connection with the Charles Kickimin Bra,nch of the Irish National League was held-on Sunday afternoon at St. Peter's-hall, Roath, Cardiff, nnd after the situation had been fully discussed Dr. Buist was nominated for the Central Ward to oppose Mr. W. Evans, the retiring Conservative candi- date. TRADES' COUNCIL CANDIDATES. We learn that the Cardiff Trades' Council intend to rnn two candidates at the forthcoming municipal election. Tbey do not appear to have decided which wards SIIRII be fought, but one of the candidates will probably be Mr. Richards, the secretary to the council.

IBEX'S D.S.F. MUStARD. As Mioplieri to KEEN'S D.S.F. MUSTARD. H.B.H. the KT'EX'S D.-S.F. MUSTARD. Prince of Wales. 9-3560

REMARKABLE INCIDENT. i Earth Opens and Swailows a Horse at Merthyr. One of the most singular oases 'on record s occurred at Merthyr on Saturday in the vicinity J of the fan at Collier s-row which ventilates the I Cwm Pit of Messrs. Crawshay. A man on ) horseback, leading a valuable mure, wa-s pass- f ing close to the old parish road from Rlivdycar, when immediately after he had passed a certain • point the earth opened, and the mare, falling 5 in backwards, breaking the rein that connected it with the brake, was immediately, to the sur- l prise and horror of the man in charge, swal- ) lowed uo alyre. Being near the Colliers'-rovV, there were plenty of hands soon upon the spot, r but it was seen that the animal was beyond all succour, and a g-aug- of men from Cyfarthfa came down and filled up the grave. One of the suppositions concerning the case is that a fall must have occurred in the workings below: > another, and a. reasonable one, that an old arch- way had given way, causing a deep hole, and almost leading to a tragedy. In the recollec- tions of the grey beards of the district curious going blaekberrying, was astounded to see a bush that he had just left disappear into the earth. At Abereanaidi subsidences have been frequent, and houses made untenable. At the Merthyr Vale a large subsidence has occurred between the colliery and the sewage farm, but the old accidents of the district are confined principally to the "north <?rop," where the work- ing of the upper mine measures has led to a t good deal of damage to how!e property in former times. When the Cwm Fan awndent I was rumoured a. natural sense of insecurity as felt in the neighbourhood. The possibility of being entombed, house and all, in the bowels of the earth occurred to ma.ny..while classical readers recalled the incident of Curtius and the gulf in Roman days. an episode, probably, cf volcanic times, upon which the imaginative mind o&asd Miiisfcory." r

"WELSH PULPIT." The Question of Authorship of the Work Now Established. The question of the authorship of "The Welsh Pulpit," a small volume published a few months ago with a view to criticise Welsh preachers and Welsh sermons, has at last been settled. We are in receipt of information I which states definitely that the portions written by "A Pharisee" and "A Lawyer" are from the pen of Mr R A. Griffith, solicitor, Car- narvon, and Mr- J. O. Jones ("Ap Ffarmwr"), Merthyr Tydfii, is responsible for. the "Scribe." It now transpires that Mr. D. Edwards, of Nottingham, had no hand in writing the book.

THE GOTHENBURG SYSTEM. Rev. George St. Clair Suggests a Conference at Cardiff. TO THE EDITOR OF THE" EVENING EXPRESS." SIR.-The Bishop of Chester in his scheme for I placing the public-house in public hands has now t. the powerful co-operation of Mr. Chamberlain and the moral support of Mr. Gladstone. The scheme seems to be within the sphere of practical politics, and is not unlikely to claim the atten- 5 tion of the Legislature in the next session. Any- ,tn: one may join the bishop's organisation by paying 2s. 6d., and I myself have done so, but can we not have a branch of the association in Cardiff and d'J something1 locally to popularise the plan P The total abstinence societies hare, no doubt, done grea.t good, but it is simply hope- less to try to persuade the nation to endure absolute prohibition. Let social reformers be content at present to vote for the bishop's scheme, which Sir Wilfrid Lawson 3ays he is willing to see tried. Many of us who are not abstainerl, and who would look upon prohibition as tyranny, are, nevertheless, sensible of the evils attending the present system. We would like to find a remedy, and we are hopeful that the Gothen- burg system or something- resembling it will prove a beneficial reform, satisfactory to all reasonable people. May 1, then, through your columns invite ladies and gentlemen who view the matter thus and would be willing to attend an afternoon conference to send their Ilames to me or to Dr. Garrett Korder, Windsor-place.— I am, &c., GEORGE ST. CLAIR. Castle-road, Oct. 6. J —— ———

I UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. Elementary Teachers and the Court o Governors. Und-er the revised charter of the University College of South Wales and Monmout'x-hire I the teachers in elementary schools are allowed to elect six representatives on the Court of Governors, of the college. The first election has just taken, place, with the rei-ult- that the I following ladies ajil-i gentlemen have Leon appointed to represent their fellow teachers: — Mrs. Cadwaliadr, National Higher Grade School, Swansea. Miss Davies, ri'aotisiug School, Carmarthen. Miss H. Williams, LL.A., Albany-road Board School, Cardiff. Mr.^ W. Brockingtcm, B.A., Radnor-road Board School, Cardiff. Mr. Cadwaliadr, National Higher Grade School, Swansea. Mr. J. E. -Tones, Higher Grade School, I Lianell*-

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION. Bishop Hedley Speaks in Defence of Catholic Elementary Schools. A paston.1 letter by the Bishop of Newport and Meuevia was read on Sunday at the prin- cipal Mass in all the Roman Catholic churches and chapels of the diocese. His lordship, after referring to the considerable efforts made in every town in the direction of the building, the enlargement, and the decoration of churches, proceeded to make some observa- tions upon the condition of the elementary schools, which, he eays, is a matter calling' for serious reflection. Many of the schools were a constant source of trouble and expense. Within the last two years the Education. Department had ordered so many alterations and improvement's that had it not been for generous benefactors outside the diocese more than one school would have had to be aban- doii ed, The effort to avoid the necessity of closing schools in-as almost more than could be sustained. The bishop continued:—"If the Catholic body is. to keep its schools open, not only must the poor give their pence, but the richer members of each diocese must tax the richer members of each diocese must tax themselves generously aiid 1>3 prepared. to make sacrifices. Or ehe, we must put aside all other questions and party cries, and throw the whole of our political influence into the effort to obtain for Catholics a share in the holy Faith prized by us above all earthly treasures." His lordship, in conclusion, addressed himself to the subject of poor children of both sexes who areiuma tes of workhouse, Poor-law, or industrial schools, and said efforts, similar to those already partially successful, to obtain, the transfer of Catholic g-irl« from Cardiif Union Schools to Nazareth House. should a1-0 be made at New- port, Swansea-, Merthyr, and Tredegar.

FORWARD MOVEMENT. Mr. Uoyd-Gcorge at Cardiff Speaks on Conformist Missions. At Sunday afternoon's service at tha Ia. Memorial-hall, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff, Mr. Alfred Thomas. M.P., presided and the speaker was Mr. Lloyd-George, M.P. There wss a large congregation.—Mr. Lloyd- George said he did not think Nonconformists were doing as much as they ought to in the way of mission work. There was no doubt that Nonconformist places of worship had done a. vast amount of work hitherto, but it was equally clear, if Nonconformity was to hold its cwn and continue its good work- if it was to be worthy of the traditions of the past—it must extend its operations in the direction, of mission, work. They must bring religion to the very doors of the people, and that was what their good friends- who had. organised the Forward Movement in Car- diff were doing. He was glad to hear it was a success. He was at Swansea the other day, and there he was told that a good deal of mission work wai? being done by the Church England, and the result was that the Church of England tluere thrived marvellously. He did not see why the Free Churches, which wore more adapted to the Celtic mind than the Churdi of England, should not do the f3.me thing. He thought it would be aii exceedingly deplorable thing if Nonconfor- mists allowed; mission work, in which they had taken such a prominent part in the past, to be snatched out of their hands. TItey mu.% get, at all classes. Statistics proved that in their large towns the working" classes were becoming absolutely apathetic in religious matters. The only way to bring working men, back was by mission-rooms of this charac- ter. In London, while many places of worship were empty, mission services—like those of the Rev. Hugh Price Hughes, in St. James's- hall-were invariably crowded. During the service the Male Voice Party rendered "Hallelujah to the Cross," Miss Polly Isaacs sang the sac-red solo, "He was Despised," and Mrs. M. J. Walters accom- panied.

SEAMEN'S DEMONSTRATION. Mf. J. H. Wilson Addresses a Gathering at Cardiff. The sailors and firemen of Cardiff on Sunday afternoon held a public demonstration in favour of their movement for an advance in wages. The men assembled a.t 2.30 near the Shipping Office, and started in procession, with banners and a band at the head. Shortly afterwards they were joined by a large contingent of New- port sailors and firemen, who arrived in three breaks. A halt was made at the Colonial-hall, where a public meeting was held- Mr. John Gardner presided—Mr. J. H. Wilson, M.P., in a vigorous speech, put it to the men plainly whether they wanted to continue the agitation or not.—It was decided to adhere to the resolu- tion of August 26, refusing to sign on except at the Union rate of wages.—A resolution was also carried, protesting against the action of the Bute Docks authorities in refusing to admit I to the docks men wearing the Union button.

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Lord Bute and Royalty, HISTORY OF A DORMANT FEUD. The Invite to the Prince of Wales to, visit Cardiff Casiie may bring it to a C^cse. The "Sun," summarising an article in the "Pall Mall Gazette," «ays:—If the Prince of Wales accepts the invitation of the Marquess of Bute to Cardiff Casthe to open an exhibition, it will put an end to a dormant feud of long standing. The record of such a visit will form a last chapter in. the story of one of the very few tragedies of the Court of Queen Vic- toria. It was in the second year of the reign that Lady Flora Hastings, one of the Duchess of Kent's household, began to suffer from en- largement of the lives;, and her appearance ex- cited in the Palace suspicions that-as it was thoughtfully expressed—"she m; ght be pri- vately marrijad." Ilady Tavistock took the tattle to the Queen, and it was then officially communicated to Lord Melbourne- Lord Mel- bourne communicated with Sir James Clark, Lady Flora's phyuioian, who, behind her back. admitted that "Lady Flora's appearance in some degree ccwaiitenanced t*lie suspicions," and that, in fact, he had himself entertained them. Under this buifet Lady Flora sub- them. Under tills buifet Lady Flora sub- mitted to an examination at the hands of this phyiciau extraordinary and another, and the twc. together reported as a result that there were "no grounds of suspicion." The phy- sician whom it was necessary to convince as to his patient's honour supplemented his exami- nation by a piece of fatherly advice- "press- ing upon her ladyship the expediency of her appearing at stable that day as usual." But Lady Flora did not appear at table any more. In three month, when she was only 35 years of age, her complaint killed her. During the few weeks intervening between her examination and her death she herself wrote to an uncle in Brussels an account of the Palace scandal. "The Queen endeavoured," she said, "to show her regret by her civility to mtJ. and expressed it handsomely, with tears in 'her eyes." The Duchess of Kent had been as kind as a mother, she added. Her own mother, the Marchioness of Hastings, wrote, nevertheless, to the Queen in hot remonstrance:- "It is not more im- portant for my daughter than consonant to your Majesty's honour and justices not to suffer the criminal inventor of such falsehoods to remain without discovery." Once more the Prime Minister \va.s called upon to intervene in this affair of the state of 9* lady's health. "The allowance," he wrote, which her Majesty is anxious to make for the natural feelings of a, mother on such an occasion tended to diminish that surprise which could; not be otherwise than excited by the tone and substance cf your ladyship's letter. Her Majesty commands me to convey to your lady- ship the expression of her deep concern at the unfortunate circumstances which have recently taken place. Heri Majesty hastened I"to' first- OppogfcJBiity of testifying to Lady Flora. Hastings her oon- > vietion of the en or of the impression which had prevailed, aud her Majesty is still most desirous to do everything in her power to soothe tho feelings of Lady Flora, and her family." But Lady Flora's death did not soothe feelings of the family, and Lady Flora's sister, the late Marchioness of Bute, was one of those who suffered and resented most. Copies of the letters here quoted from, and many more, were brought together at Cardiif Castle. And there is a tradition that when. years later, the Queen a-ud the Prince Consort went to Cardiff in their; yacht, the blinds of the Castle were all drawn > down. There is another tradition which tells of the dying injunction of the Mairchiones* of Bute to her son to absent himself, in memory of his aunt's indignity and death, from the Victorian Court. If he oineyed the injunctions for a time, he did not persevere in the old. enmity. Lord Beaconsfield, beside making him the hero of a novel, made him also a Knight of the Thistle- and his acceptance of the dis- tioction involved an act of homage to tha Queen. Still, the old sore was never wholly healed, and the visit of the Prince to Cardiff Castle, if it is accomplished, will have aa interest all its own to those who re-call the history of the former relations between th., Queen's family and the Butes.

ELECTRIC* LIGHTING. The Illuminant May be Seen at Cardiff Next Week. The engines and dynamos at the electric; lighting station at Cardiff will be put in t motion to-day (Monday) before several mem- bers of the corporation. We understand that the machinery had a preliminary "run" aa Saturday, and that the experiment was quite successful. It is probable that in a week the lamps in the street will be lit by electricity.

ELECTION NEWS, The Representation of the Denbigh Boroughs. A meeting of the Liberal Council of the: Denbigh Boroughs was held on Friday, at the Liberal Club, Ruthiji. Alderman Thomas Gee presiding.—The Secretary (Mr. J. Hopley Pierce, solicitor, Wrexham), laid before the meeting the names of several gentlemen who had been mentioned in connection with the representation of the boroughs.—The Council decided to make further communications, the result of wmeh will be reported to an early meeting of the council.—We learn that there are two gentlemen practically before the council—-Mr- Worbury Williams, of Man- Cf ^er' of Glasgow, brother of Mr. Wvnford Phillips, who formerly eat for a Scotch constituency.

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