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COLEMAN'S WINCASNIS OR LIEBIG'S EXTRA CT OF KALT WIXE IS TEE FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD. Over 2,000 Testimonials Lave been received from lIIedical Men. Six Gold Medals and One Silver Medal have been awarded. Sold in Bottles, 2s. 9d. and 4;. 6d. every- Wbeiv Manufacf irep — COLEMAN and CO. (Limited), Norwich and London. A 2s. gj. Bertie sent Pose Tree oil receipt of 33 StalLp8.

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?- _?_ BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. MARRIAGES. iRAWLINGS—WEBB.—November 26th, at Abertillerv Parish Church, by the Rev. Daniel Felix, Rector of LLnhilleth, the Rev. Howell Howell, Rector of Btoica, and the Rev. H. S. Bees, Vicar of Aber- tillery, Sidney J. Rawlings to Alioei E. (Nellie) Webb, second daughter of J. R. Webb. Esq., Aberbeeg, Mon. Mm--M #?-? 0

MATRIMONIAL. Gentleman, 24, mufrsal, fair. good position, Wishes to Marry; enclose photo genuine.—A 30, Evening Express. Cai-diff. eS523el25 MEDICAL. Sciatica, Rheumatism, and Paralysis Cured Expe- diiicuslv.Houirhton's Kleetro-Hydropathic Eetabhsh- tuent.Stuprt Cardiff. eBOOld ??-Âo ?.? 'RI MISCELLANEOUS SALES. 1,000 Business Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads, 3". 10.COO Useful Handbill*. Rs. M. samples free.— Fisher and Co., Machine Printers, Broadmead, Brit- tol. cf419 DOGS. For Sale, Airedale Terrier Dog; lrrge nd very strong; splendid house dog r-nd grand' companion'; used to children; price £ 5.—Apply A 99. Express Office. Cardiff. e8550(136 ? F ENGINES AND MACHINERY. -ER Fcr Sale. beautiful Large Mode) Compound Beam Engine; condenser; air pump: feed pump; governor, if. complete.—Apply Wm. Green, 21, Cnstle-roid, Rn&feh, Cardiff. e857.7d23 VEGETABLES. Where to Get Your VegeUbles—at Mrs. E. Porter's, Mfrket Gardener, Whitchurch; fresh vegetables sup- plied even' Saturday at Stalls 139 and 141, in the Market; shops supplied at the shortest notice. ez2 ■inwii—MWimuimmwi ii.—n.iyjmnn mm im» BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. Fried Fish Shop in Centre of Town; in-go;ng, including goodwill, fixtures, and fittings necessary for at once commencing business, £ 7; immediate jxxssession.—Apply Taylor and Son, Auctioneer*. Cus- tom House-street, Cardiff. e4892 ■MtaiMW»aMHB8»»lWaaBWP»ca»lWia«WBW»H80HllU|iJM||!W|Ui|)||| IIIIM1 SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. -? 'd__?- Extraordinary Old Chippendale 8-day Grandfather's Clock, with brass face, B10 10s., cost j350 at London Exhibition, 1851 in perfect order. Also Old Oak Dining-room Suite, 12 small and two large armchair*, and couch. S15 15s.-Ede's, Old Curiosity Shop, New- port. e8501d21 _Å BICYCLES. Ssfety; cushion, heads, diamond frame, all e.oee,'series; in good condition; price £ 3 5s.—34, Ahxandra-road. Canton, Cardiff. e8535el23 Vow Cycle Look. with Key. Post Free Six Stamp* Htf pairs, Flating, and Stove Enamellir.? promptly and cheaplv at trade prices: no jot, too difficult, Dfyj? too sro\11.—Morris Bros., Pontypridd. eIS17 '< mmmmmam mi mi 11^———— PARTNERSHIP. Partner Wanted, with Capital, to Develop -n In- "PJ,ti.)]1 for Controlling Public Lights at the Oas- works (provisionally' protected). This svstem (not electric) will perfect incandescent street Ik'hting, DO lamp lighters being required: great Ravine in mete-re, gas, tic—Applv to the Inventor. OhM. Parsons. Gas Works. Penrhiwce'ber. 4055(130 Wanted. One or More Capitalists to Join in Forming Svndicate to Work valuable Patent.—For particulars apply B 59, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3E73d3"' "Waiited, Partner, with 9.700, to Assist in Estab- lishing a Pusiness in Cardiff.—B 58, Western Mail, MONEY. MONET TO LEND. Those in Want of Cash are. Recommended to Apply t" the Provincial Union Bank, 1. Queen-square, Bristol, (r to the District Agent, E. W. We"e,. 3, Working-street. Cardiff. e4550 pj. Mnvr,Y BORROWING. llpw. WALLACE and CO., 9B, QUEEN STREET, CARDIFF, Make v Advances to all Classes at the jowpuh rate of interest. Sureties are not necessary. Harm' and objectionable inquiries are not made. An transactions conducted in a business-lik" and equitable manner. N.B.-Entrance first doorat aide. e8304d 8IIItI- _? ?Rll APARTMENTS. APARTJIENTS TO LET. ?- THcks.—To Let, unfurnished. Front Bedroom, Back Ptrlr ■•«■. to iespectable people.—36, Adelaide street, Cardiff. e8?46d2b S~very Comfo' table Home Offered to a Gentleman; ywnng people and musical; eveiy convciner.ee and use of piano; terms itrdctly modtrate.-29. Crwys- road, Cardiff. c3634d27 comfortable, ,f'l1.ful'nish{-d Rooms; 1)c1111a- rertlv or otherwise; pleasantly situated npav pier, baHi.J", Xc —Apply Rock Villa. Penarth. e8520<123 Student, Reading to'- Final Exam Wishes Another of studi.is habits to Jon Him (Country ■o. nlP\ where they could study together; nuvleiate teims -B 54^ Weetern Mail^Carliff. 4097,130 Comfortable A.part.ineiitfl for a Gentleman Dining Out; no "children.—3. Woodland-place, Wo-rdsworth- aW1UI:. Roath. Cardiff. 3381 i''3 "Comfortable Apartments nci^Voourhood Plasturton- 0-1 riipTis • «ufit, gentleman diumg out: no other ;'terms moderate-Apply B 70, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3925z2 To Let Sitting-room and Two Bedrooms; good T(, Let, Sittin e. Ca-. cocking and attendance.—3, Windfcor-place^Ca- diff. — ""1^1 11^ehmond-road, Candlff.—Comfortable Apart- irents to Let; hot and cold bath teniw moderate, and inclusive^ Superior Apartments, Cathedral-road for a GenHe- rt.an every convenience.—Apply B 60, e6 Uu'a? ] Cardiff. To Let C^nnfortahie Furnished Apartments tor Gen- tleman or Two Friends no children terms mode- rate bath.—Apply 128, Richmond-road, C ar- fjjfj OiOmIW ~"TcTLet.-iComfoirtahlc Furnished Front Apartments ■nit married couple; terms moderate.—52, road, Cathay., Cardiff. 37^1dz9 Ccinfortable Apartments "for One or Two Genl lcmen separate -23 Dum«ries-place, Canhff. dZ6 Superior Front 3jtting-rooni, ^th T.ed ;.n(l Bath Roc m en suite; convenient to station and town moderate terms.—20, Gljrnrhondda-etreet. cftJCar- /9S9a*l L- -?- I MISCELLANEOUS. Is Your Watch Wrong? The Be-st and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of Walehos of rv rlesorifition, English or Foreign, is 38. Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by Janie^ Keir, for ten years with Mr. Spiridion. Clocks and Music Brjes Cleaned and lie paired. e42D2 8NIIØ8-'t -WID'JI;r,' =1mI.J¡G?;Jl DRESSMAKERS. Milliner (stylish); accustomed to eei ve Welrh in- dispensable state reference, experience, 4c. Also, a. Young lady as Apprentice.—Megan Evans, Ystal- yfera. 3755d29 Milliner.—Wanted at once, First-class Milliner for Natal, South Afri-t.—Applv, hy letter, to W. H. G., care of Cowie and Co., 17, Gres'.iam-street, London, EC. 2633d28 jwuBHHMRcnaimiaaaiMBnpiiMMnnaaeaaiiMna/vicawBKniiM MA3 AND WIFE. Married Couple Wanted, or Sitter and Brother— latter well up in Stock Feeding and Carriage Horses cfjf.bincd; wages £ 25, furnished rooms, coal, vege- tables good lauwhvss for small family.—Address H 30, Wrtste-ni Mail, Newport. 3952(128 Wanted, for the Aix-ot-stroet Weslevan Chatpel. l'enarth, a Caretaker; man and wife, no children pre- ferred.—Ar>"iy, givirii; full particulars, to H, Wallis, Exchange, Cardiff. 3367d30 ? T .? LOST AND FOUND. Fouyp. ?- Found, Fox Terrier dog, with Black Ears; if not cliiinied in three days will be soid to defray expenses. -274. Delta-street, Canton, Cardiff. ed59 LOST. I-cet, October 19, Hret-ohwd Certificate; engineer's; Nu. 17.669; finder ;vwaidcd. —Forwanl to Mr. David- son. F< rry«ide, Carma.'thc-nohirc. e8523d2» awHaBg^^iuwmw h maj ua. -?????!' AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. Ex-Police Officer Wanted to Influence B'.L-ine:-s aoi.'ng the Gatnorgaiwhire. Constabulary, and Can- vass Orders for a Bcok that ought to be in the hrnds of every officer; pries moderate; only rnen of business ability need apply first,-cass men treated liberally.—Alpha, Western Mail Office, Swansea. ed23 Additional Canvassing Agents (whole or spare time) Wanted by the L. E. zin-I G. tor Cardiff and Barry Districts; splendid terms offered to men of good character.—Apply, personally, District lIlall¡1z,'r. P3, Aihr-ny-road, I'oat.h, Cordiff. e351^c:?S The "Friend of the Millions," Patented Article; 7(!,OCO sold in September.—Energetic. Agents Wanted in Uiaepreser.tcd Districts many canvas.iers clearing £ 0 per week.—Send fourteen '-nioe for eaniple and i>osl»ge to Agent, 24, Kuigswood-roaJ, I'enge, S.E.. Lon- don. e8417d28 PREMISES. HOUSES FOR SALE. Ftmarth, Pla«>ey-street.—Modern House for Sale cheap; bay window; gas full jar. ticulars write 30, Neville-street, Cardiff. e8565d30 SHOP TO I.ET. To Let, Shop in Very Best Position in Queen-street, Cardiff.-Apply Tbomis Edmonds, Houfe Agent, 53, Queen-street, Cardiff. (8553x2 TO LET. To Let, Back Church-road, Canton, Cardiff; a nor tioi or wh->le.—Apply Clark and Co., King's Brewery, Cardiff. 1'85007.3 WAREHOUSES TO LET. Premises to Let; suitable for stores James-street, Docks.—Apply 45, George street, Docks, or 34. Brook- strret, Riverside. t8554d30 HOUSES TO LET 58, Partridge-road; comfortable house; rent only £ 24 immediate possession may be had.—Applv lOo, Newport-rood, Cardiff. e8567z? To Let, or Sold, Sevoi-roomxl Hf'n'm in Ctare-road: suitable tor any small business.—Apply B 11. Express Office. Cardiff. c8531d26 To Let. Sketty Hall (two nuies front Swansea), from 25th December. 1895 land, if desired.—Applv L. D. Nicholl, 4, Trinity-place, Swansea. 4036z3 To Let, 8, Church-terrace, Llanishen; three minutci from station sevsa rooms; Jarge garden.— App!y_on the Pn-mises. 11, Belgravia, off Cathedral-road; every modern cor-emerce. rent ]2s. weekly.—Apply Heatherton, Cathedral-road. Cardiff. 3836z2 To Let, Dwelling-house, situated in James-street, Cardiff (Number 33); suitable for business (r private dwelling. — Apply to Phillip James, Surgeon, Senghenydd, Aber Valley, near Caerphilly. 5507d28 To ? Let, good Double-frontrd House, No. 2, Richards-terrace, Roath; containing Itrire. drawing- room, dining-room, two kitchens, wash house, con- servatory and outhouses, four bedrooms, bathroom (hot and cold), w.c. separate servants' staircase the premises have now been renovattd inside and out; rent. E38, tenant paying taxeo.—Apply Welch, 1, West-grove. Cardiff. 7895z2 .Let or Sell, tine House, Cathedral-foad wett buift: every convenience open, healthy furniture at valuation, if required. -Adl, fss B 61, Western Mail. Cardiff. 38?.9z2 ?- 62, Glenrcy-.street, Mackintosh Estate; evei v con- venience bath (hot and cold); 12s. 6d. per week.— Evans and Hughes, Auctioneers, Wharton-street, Car- diff.. 3771d29 To Let, 5, Charles-street, Cardiff, as Dwelling- house or Offices early possession rent modeiate.— Apply on Jhe Premises. 3775d29 1 i-tradfellte.—To Let, Small Residence, with Land, called Melltc Castle; six rnilos from Hirwain Station.— Apply Jones, Penyrock, Llandovery. 3830d30 -v-. SHOP ASSISTANTS. Bcot Tna/-le.—Young Lady Apprcntfce Wanted age about 16: willing to give tluce months.—Applv, with full particulvs, B 16, Express Office, Cardiff. e400d25 Wanted. Apprentice to Hosiery and Gent's Mercery; no premium required; live ont.-Apply, prrsonal'ly, W. James. 46, Queen-street, Cardiff e8561z2 Clothing Trade.—'Wanted at or.co, competent Afisis- kJ:ts for a Siiic.—Ao/iirs-^a's, 33. Sl. Mary-street. Car- e8553d27 Wanted st once, smart, all-round Assistant. Alro !.ad for ('2:<h D^sk one leaving: school jireferred.— State wages (indoors) to B 79, Western Mail. Car- dilf- 4018(129 Wanted an exjjerieneed Person, from 25 t> 30 years of age, to Take Charge Qf Rewtaurant and Ship also experienced Person for Coffee Tavern, about isaine age.—Apply, stating salary, Jones, Assembly-vooms, Aberavon. 4093d30 Grocery and Provision Hands.—Good Juniors for quick Cash Trade good references; outdoors.—Full particulars Cooper and Williams, The Haver-. Car- diff. 4065,130 Grocers.—Wanted, Assistant, to Serve in Shop, De- liver Goods, and Solicit.—Themes, Liverpool House, Llwvnypia. 4025d29 Wanted, a Junior to the General Drapery Welsh indispensable.—State, age and salary required L 41, Western Mail, Swansea. 4012z3 Wanted, an Apprentice !o the General Draperv; to live indoors.—Apply to Cloth Hall, Clvdach. Swan- sea. 404173 Provision I gw, (i )fen ll'i i i t, ri — Apply Lipton, St. Mftn'-strect, Card'fT. 4010.129 Ironmongery.—Wanted, a competent Hand for Stock-taking.—Apply B 71, West* rn Mail, Caviliff. z2 Grocery and Provision Trade.—Wanted, a Practical Msn, shout 28 years of age.-Apply David Dnv>s, 2, Canon-street, Aberdar?. 3333d?8 Drajiery.—Wanted, experienced Young I.ady for Showroom Sales; also One for Fancy Counter.t— 'I State full particulai's Jones, Manchester House, Pontypriol. ? 3931d28 Grocery and Provisions.—Smart Junior; about 18; well up at soliciting; abstainer; photo.—Cash Supplv Stores, Jlolton-n-ad, Barry Dock. 39!/V!28 I Wanted. Apprentice to Hosiery and Gent's Mercery no premium rrquilTrI. live out.-Apply, personally, W. James, 46, Queen-street, Cardiff. 3900z2 Boots and Outffttlrig.—Wanted at once, good Hand; well up in both departments.—Apply, pereonallv Co. operative, Blaina. 41427 Grocery and Provisions.—Wanted, thoroughly ex- perienced Hand must be well up in provisions and fresh meat trade; outdoors.—Apply, ptisonallv. Co- operative, Rlaina. 41427 Grocery.—Wanted at once, smart, Junior or good Improver; able to speak Welsh.—State wages re- quired (indoors) and references, John L'.ovd, Tre- degar. 3817(130 Wented, a Young Tad. 14 to i6 years of age, as an Apprentice for the Grocery Trade; from the country preferred.—Apply Evan Jones, Manselton Sloies, Owmbwrla, Swansea. 3355d30 ~Drapery.—Jones and Co.. Pontypridd. have a Vacancy for a good, pushing Hand, also for an Apprentice to General Trade. 3826*130 Grooerj'-—W'anted, smart Junior; used to solicit- ing and driving; indoors.—Apply, full particulars, O. J. Williams. Abergavenny. 3783(129 Grocery.—Assistant Wanted immediately usi-.i to soliciting; permanency and good wages" to steady yom;g man (indoors); abstainer preferred.—Fielding and Co., Post Office, Cwmtillerv. 37p'0d28 Butcher)!.—Ma.na.ger Wanted good cutter and sales- man indispensable.^—State wages required Eastmans, Aberglln'nny, or Mert,hyr. 3728(128 Gr<:«I'.V•—Jones, EmjK-rium, Oxford-street, Swan- sea. Requires sina-t. rftivf Junil)," Assistant also Lad. about 18, to 1"'i .■ (Miarge of IIoi>e and Trap and Do Warehouse Work; indoors; lirst-claes refe- rences indie j"»nsable.—Personal applications pre- ferred^ 3719.128 Wanted, an Improver to ♦■lit lirocery Tra^ie; in- doors.—Apply to R. A. Morgans, 78. Bryncelvn-road, 5687 d28 ii. 3687d28 CARTS, CARRIAGES. For Sale, New TrolLv. v.-hich carries four tons; has not been used half a dozen times, with cross, spring, &c. cost £ 35 will Sell for £ 28 also a good C'art, nearly t ew. with two sete of sideboards cost £ 16 will Sell for £ 10.—Apply Vechile, Western Mail, New., port. e8549d28 For Sale at Cover's Whartotstrcet, Cardiff, New Hauling C'art aiid nearly New Business Cart, and Three Butchers' Elocks. eSS37(U3 wwarawa«»'»n«pii iiiiiiiiniiiia»aHi»WBBBatanBWWMiiniaMaig3nag»i«iaB CLEjiES AND MANAGERS. Wapb'd, by Young Mai. Situation as Clerk; good experience; moderate salary.—Baldwin, 108, Alma- s', itet, Newport. e3563u26 Wanted, smart Boy Merchant's Ofiiee.—Ant.'v, sta- ting wrges reijuired, B 35. Express Office, Cardiff. d23 Young Gentleman Requires Situatidi as Clerk, Col- lector. or Traveller; five years' experience; good writer; sbcithand. book-keeping, accounts, engross- ing. Ac. wages Western Mail, Swa.:1J>ea. r85-jSri2 Wanted, a competent Clerk, who Understands Tin roughly the Timber and Building Material Trade, for MeithTr.—Eefereuce and wages to nee", Merthvr Vak. 412!z4" Vaeancv tor Gentleman's Son as Articled Pupil CHiartered Accountant's Office, "ardii1.-Appl" by hdter, Box B 93, We.-tern Mail, z4 Smart. Office Boy Wanted 5s. to start-—Apply John- son and Co., 59, Tudor-road, Cardiff. 4036d30 "l'1f,Ü. a respectable T ad, about 18, as Cashier; w!th knowledge of l^k-keeping.—Apply to 1,. B. Lewis. Diaper. Morrison 4068-13<0 Wanted, a Shorthand Correspondence and Engrrs"- sing by letter, stating salary re- quired and references, to Gerald Bruce, Solicitor, Pontypridd. 41400 Wanted. an experienced Conveyancing Clerk.— Apply, by letter, stating experience, salary required, and references, to Gerald Bruce, Solicitor, Poniy- pridd. 41399' Wanted. First-cli'ss Account, Clerk for Bute Dry Dcek Company (Limited).-—Apply, by letter only, stating age, experi?n"e, and salary required, 3978(129 W.vitfd, Shorthand Cierk and Book-keeper.—Store I tolly, age, qut jifirations, references, and salary- 65, Western Mail C.d.fl 3899d28 Warded, Jun;or Shorthand Clerk about 17.— Apply E. B. SiiiiS, Stock and Sliare Broker, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 392?d28 <• ■» jwpiiyg-«•- **r-. -wu Apply E. R Situs, Stock and Stiare Broker, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 5324d28 <• ■» jwpiiyg-«•- • **r-. • -wu MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. -?-?-?- SITUATIONS VACANT. Steady, Young Man Seeks Situation as Second in Slaughter-house and Shop.—Apply Lewis, 3, man. road, Aberdare. e8535d27 Sitnalions Vacant-.—If You Want a Situation. Liiv an "Evening Express" Eourpenny Advertiseincnt Blank" fro!1l the i^arest Ncwfngent, Tobacconist, or Hiirrl'-esier.. Fill up the Form and Send It to th' "Evening Express" OfRors, Cardiff, it will probably get you ?'. Situation. Try it. Huid-eds are ralir-ffed. If you cannot get a Form in your neighbourhood send a postcard to the "Evening Express" Officer. Cardiff. Wanted, a Girl to in Bottling St-i-e- and General Work.—Apply, personally, Carev ard Co., Cardiff. 4037(123 Wanted, for a Tin-plate Works, with two mills, competent Black-plate Weigher.—Apply Manager, Tynewydd Works, Pontnewydd. 4033;:3 Evan Davies and Furnishers. Llanelly, Bequire immediately Several. Cabinet. Applicants should state full particulars of exjier.ence tirst. letter. 4000z3 Civil 2 and 3, Chancery-lane, Successes in recent Exams. Correspondence Section for Provincial Candidates rapid preparation for all t'x:\II"Flli1 particulars snd guide, Clark's C.S. College, 2 and 3, Chaneery-lcne. W.C. d302 Grocery.—Wanted, for Parry Dock. Young Man to Drive Out and Make Himself Generally U,.eful.- Reference and salary B 77, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3971z3 Wanted, a General Smith.—Apply Dustv Forge, near Cardiff. J__ 3969d29 Win.ted. Saddler; accustomed to colliery work, and to fill up spare time as ostler.—Apply Evans lievan, Neatli. 39rt3d29 Souths —Wanted, good Wheelwright. Smith.—Apply J. Lewis. Roath, Cardiff. 3957z2 Wanted, a good Foreman Shipwright-: must be thoroughly C(1IT'J'lrtent; good character indispensable none ether need apply.—C. H. Bailey, Tvne Engine Barrr Dock. 41434 Foreman -Wanted for General Engineering and Repairing Sbo]\s, including locomotives, portable and other engines, boilers of all kinds, steam winehea. and machinery gl'li<'mJl.AlJdrel' sh: ng fullest qualifications and tefercnces, age, and wages required, B 49; We«tern_Mail, Cardiff. 41413 Men, Youths.—All Classes Requiring Any Employ- ment write at once situation guide free busy time hundreds suited; delaJ'a.!ll1f'r and Co., Box 113, 112, Newingtoo-causeway, London. Men lyt-e Army. Navy, afro write. 3760d29 Electrical Engineering.—Messrs. Sydney F. Walker and Co. have a Vacancy for an Articled Pupil. -UtI'. diff Elcch-lcal Works, S Cardiff. 3740(129 Good Home for willing, honest Boy in Finn. Fruit Trade early riser.—Apply, with reference, Arthur Palmer, Fishmonger, Bridgend. 3730d28 Wanted, Surface Labourers; also Sawyer to" Work Circular Saw.-Apply GWi't1u.me.nul'PII Coliiery Company, Owaun-oae-Gurwcn, BHTiaJiimau. [<:128 Wanted,'Timber Haulier, with Three Horses and Timber Wr.gon, for Hauling Heavy Oak by Contract Lewis, Timber Merchant, Pontypridd. 3705d28 Salaiv of 12s. 6d. to 25s. pi-r Wpek- Can be Earned in Spnre Hours or Evenings by Either SPX Anywhere proof sent free to anyone sending address envsiope, in own handwriting, to T. Smith and Co. (F. 132), St. Helen s-gardens, North Kensington, London, W. Lmas Wanted, Young Man for Dairy and Help-in-General Work in Farm-boui-e; underservant kept.—Apply B 82, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4033z3 Wanted immediately. Single Man to Manage Hoise^ Cows, and Pigs, Make. Hiawelf Generally Useful; able to drive.—Nicholson, Sjigibby, Mr.i inourh- shire. 3922d28 Wanted, in the country, within eight miles of Cardiff, a Handy Man, single preferred, age not exceeding 35. thoroughly competent, to Look After Small Vegetable and Flower Garden, and Willing to Help in the Stable when required: lodgings and hoard could be arranged for a. single with references and particulars of wages required, to B 64, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3903(1?8 Wanted, a smart Young Man as Groom, Willing to Make Himself Useful.—Apply Spillers' Office, Bute- street, Cardiff. 3744d29 To Gardeners.—Wanetd an experienced Tree and Shtub Planter; several weeks' work; wages, 6d. pei hour. Also an Under Hand; wages. 5d. per hour.— Fcrsonal application to Mr. R. Congdon, Gardener, Cwrt-y-Vil, Penarth. ? 41013 Club Manger Required for the Conservative Club, Llanelly; a married man without encunibram-p; wages 32s. a week, un;u:u,t<;wr! apartments, coal and gas stating age, with recent testimonial, to be sent, not later Mian December 2nd. to W. H. Cox. Secretary, Wind-street. Llanelly. [41463 Wanted, experienced Bar Cellannan first-class refe- rences.—Write L 48, Western Mail. Swansea. z3 Wanted ur mediately, good Man as Groom in Posting Yard; must be willing, tobe>r, and Holmes, County Hotel, Khbw Vale. 4020d29 Wanted, a smart. Lad, One who Understands Cellar- work: good references.-Apply Weaver, Loudoun Hotel, Cardiff. u 389M28 —== —- SITUATIONS WANTED. Wanted. Situation as Coaehmfn; siugle-hauded; aged 30 married.—T. Matthews, South Lodge, Ho"k. ley Heath, Birmingham. 402Jz3_ ~Tlie Rev. Fielding Talnier Will be Pleased to Ite- c' unne'td His Gardener to Any Lady or Gentleman Requiring a good, practical Man.—Apply Gardiner, Enstciiff, near Chepstow. 4000dl0 Yding Man (25). Single, Requires Situation as Grorm or Gnom Coachman thoroughlv uu(l!stands the n a!iagement of horMS ride and drive single or paii", good character.—Apply Sivell. Bryn Awel, Glvn- Neath, Glamorgan-hire. 4078z4 Young Man (21) Seeks Situation on Earn) indoors or out: understands horses or cattle; can mi'k.— Apply 33. Brook-sfcrocl, Cardiff. 40b;zl Wanted. Situation as Coachman, where One or More Grooms are Kent; thoroughly understands the management of horses and all stable duties aged 25 height, 5ft, bin. weight, lOst, well recommended unmarried.—Please state wages (disengaged) Coach- man. Gianyranell Park, Llanwrda. 4003z3 Wanted, Situation for Boy, 14; used to noises, can milk, and make, himself useful.—Apply School House, Llangibby, near Newport, Mon. 3993.129 Want<■ 11, Situation as Groom or Groom-Coachman rida and drive single or pair; aged 21; good cha- racter.—Tuc' Bristol street, Newport, Mon. 3948z2 "Wanted. Situation Groom-Oeaohman; drive, single or pair, \i1J:ng- to be jnorr.ed; good rvfe- renf cs.—Ccachman. "antyshan^l terrace, Skcwen, Jyeafh. _?- ?934ci2 Situation Wo,ntod a** Farm Bad.iff; inari'ied prac- 1 tical and trustworthy can bike entire management; wife experienced in dairy and poultry.—Apply .T. T., Be,con Office, Brecon. 3926z2 — WaintedT" Situation as 7l! room-Gardener or Cowman, o-ood reiference ag-cd 2O.-Apply J. Aplin, Rhubina, Wlrtchurch,_ Cardiff. 3875d30 "Gardener" (Head Work ing thoroughly exjierienced in stove and greenhouse plants, vines, melons, tomatoes, kilohen, Hewer garden; 5i vears present place; married; aged three cliildreu.—'William Davies, Brynteg. Neath. 3823<1 3D "Situation Wanted as Gn*)m-Coachman; ride and drive well, fcur years' character; aged 27.-—Ad Ireas Hr.rdy. 7, Grove-rcad, Wimborne, Dorset. 3759(129 Gaidene. well up in melons, cucumbers, grapes, and flowers, in all branches no objections to horse seed 27; single —Address Newton, Hairdresser, Neath. 37580129 To Bakers.—Wanted, Situation. First, Second, or Single used to bread and small goods referencee. Baker, 12. Grosvenor-terrace, Cheltenham. 4Có97.4 —Bonus £1 for Procuring Voung Man Berth as Under or Mess-room Steward on Steamer; kn. w edge of duties.—L 45. Western Mail. Swansea. 4 34(129 To Builders.—Brick and Stone Work Ranter, by Proeticid Man; any d st'.nee; good n.ferences.—J. A., 29, Daisy street, Canton. Cardiff. 3749(129 Wanted, Situation as Porter, ten year.- wi'h 'ast enxlovcr; splendid references.—Address B 32. Western Mail, Cardiff. 3673d28 1 NURSEMAIDS, SERVANTS, AND BARMAIDS. SERVANTS WANTED. "1:1\e'1, Young Girl as General; four in hmi1: AI ply 4:1. c85o9z2 War.i.ed, good (Jeneral; able to cook; three in family good wages to suitable person; references Gwyn. Bank, Aberdare. e8õ:'>lr127 Wanteci, General; good reference Wiltshire. Cumbrian Hotel, St. Man'-st-ieet, ('ar- èHi. e8550d27 Wa ted, a Young Girl to Assist in Apply Lynwoo i. Llanisben. e?,543d29 War,ted. General Servant, aged 20: good riser; t'vo 5, Howard-Gardens, Koath. Car- dilf. e8533d28 "Wantel a good Genc-al. able to do plain cooking; another servant kept.—Apply Mrs. Roberte. The Rock. St. Fagall's. e4842 "W'antedr~eariy in November. Parlourmaid; muss understand her* duties; good needlewoman.—Write, with full particulars, to Mrs. Lascelles Carr, Cwrt-y- Yil, Penarih. SVautcd, good General Servaat.; ah is to do phir. cooking 1l.)t under 24; good efcrente.—Apply Mrs. Edward Jenkins, Grocer, Chepstow-road. New- port 4113z4^ Wanted, experienced Parlourmaid: gT-od refr.ences rcquirpr1.pply 27, Newport-road, Cardiff. 4C5Sd20 Wanted," Cooi-General; small family; housemaid in first instance, to Miss Cn.ckfcrd, 115, Queen-street, Cardiff. 4079/2 Gocrl Country Girl as General ill Small Apply, at once* to 43, Richmond-road, Cardiff. z4 Wanted, a good Housemaid one who has been general preferred.—Apply, with references, Mrs. Waiter Morgan, Forest House, near Pontypridd, [zi Wanted, in Grnt1nna.¡Ù Small Family-. Parlourmaid nr expc-i lenced House. }'a rlournuid. :M!s. Robert Lock. Tenby. 41467 Plain 123 Wanted7~a~House-Parloutmaid housemaid Apply J. N. Moore, Esq., Longford, near Neath. [z4 Wanted immediately, House-Parlouvmaid cook and bov kept.—Apply 51, Charles-street, Cardiff, any time aHRr. three o'clock. Wanted immediately, respectable Country Girl, aged 17. as Nurse-Housemaid, one little girl personal l efertr.ee.— \pj:ly, after six only, to Housekeeper. H.iiidtll ey House. Newport-road, ('3rdiiÏ. 4015z3 Wanted. Cook at once in Gentleman's Hou; at Cardiff wag:js £19: washing' put out.—Applv- B 74, Wtitem Mail. Cardiff. 3361z3 V,"anted, a strong, u.-eful Girl as Kitchenmaid. or a grod (;"H'r,¡1 &.I'Vant. for Country Place.—Mrs. Justice, O:LstJet0n. Carùiff. Wsnted. good Plain U. P. The Rectory. Crckhowell. 3996z3 Wanted, Middle of December, good House-Tarle- niaid three in family: country.—Full particular to Mrs. Robsrtcon, Clviidcriven House, Clvndcrwen R.S.O. "_4008z3__ Wanted, experienced General Servant. Also Nurse- Housemaid good needlewoman Uqt, under 23.- Apply, stating wages, references, Mrs. Pollard T ewij, Lianellv. 4007z3 :¡.;an'.<W3..11t('rl. a eood nrmfc and Parlour M-ild for Business Hcusc.—Mr.. Gqprge, n. CúL'll11r!da.l- place, Abtrdart. 4022z3 Wanted, good Plain Cock evening dinners; two »! l"V'? ii« and boy kept.—Address, with references, to Miss Jones. 31, Caerau-ioad. Newport. 4047z3 Wanted, General Servant; a bIe tf) do plain cooking. with references, Mrs, Phillips, Fron, St. Mi'rt'n's-road. Cuerjihiily. 3W472 Wanted immed/atalv, good Piain CV>ok; all tamilv; good wages aged about 25.—Apply M.. Box ib, Post-office, Llanelly. 3919z2 W(.uœd. a, Superior Nurse, to Take Complete Charge of Three Children; a gooel needlewoman; good tempered strong; not under 30 years of ag? English between one and two or six and seven. Mrs. G. Lock wood Morris, The Ibfor], Skettv, Swansea. 3327d23 Wrnt<-d, a good General: aged ahout 22: wages, 4s. per week must have good character and oiio th", understands her v,-<irk.— \pplv. I". B 68. Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 3913d23 Wanted, good General; small family nurse house- maid and boy kept.-Apply Dr. 'It1")!IlaS, Bridg- end.. 3911z2 Wpjited. at XfW Year, experienced House-Parlour maid. 22-26, till, strong, for 8nmll Family countrv near Monmouth.—Mi's. Perry, Lansdowne. Penartii. n28 Genera i Servant, for Small Family, in Park-place mu?t be willing and industiiou-. and have good re- frrence; goid wagei.—C,, Dorothy Ca'e, High street Cardiff. 414.35_ Wanted, arood Plain CorST; small dairy and baking: kiteheiimaid kept good \roferenee required.—Apply Mr-. Hartley. I.arkneid. Chepstow. 393vz2 Wanted, g-iod General Servant, able t(. do plain cooking; housemaid kept,—Apply Mrs. Lewis. JWck Cotti'ge. Blackwood, Mon. 39387.2 Waubl. 1st, good Plain Cook or Generaf; good references iudj8pi'ns:h1e; housemaid kppt.- Mrs. Searlc, The I>awn, Ma.inelee, Newport. 3950*128 Laurslrcss Wanteci, One Day Fortiiigl.t; Is. 6d. Also Laundrass Take Tilings Homo to Wash; 8d. dozen.—Adchess G 30, Western Mail. Newport. d28 WHnted. respectable, good General Servant over 20; good wages; references required.—Apr.lv 18, Plasturton-aveuue, CanLff. 3801(130 Wanted, a Young Girl, about 16.-Apply 45. Castle- road. Ca rdití. 3806d30 Wanted, good Genera!; able to cook; three in faniliy; goisd wages to suitable person; references required -Mr! Gwyn. Bank. Aberdare. 3813d.:0 Wanted, good Piain Cook; wages Apply, stating age. Mrs. Evans, Envllle House, Newport. 3S54d30 Wanted immediately, an experienced General Ser- small family, man kept.—Apply John Evans and Co Drapers, Pontypridd. 3678d30 General Servant, Wanted immediately; no children good character indispensable.—Apply, after sir p.1D.. 15. Oaktield-street. Cardiff. 3782d29 Wanted, thoroughly reliable, experienced General two in family.—Applv, with reference, stating age, wages, B 43, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3776(129 Wanted Plain Cot k. Willing to Help with House- work —Apply Mrs. Bowker, Cwmbran House. Pont- newydd, near Newport. 3730 i?9 Registry.—Wanted, House-Parlourmaids, Cooks, Kitchp'mw:r1¡;. Genera1. Nurses, Housekeepers, Laundresses, Kitohenmaids. Pasre, Gardener. Respec- table Lodgings Obtained.—Davies's, 45, Charles-street. Cardiff 3869d30 Wauteil, a General Sen-ant; housemaid kept.— Apply, before eleven or after five. Mrs. Dyer, 8. Pembroke-terrace. Cardiff. 3745329 Wanted, Gene-vd Sen-ant for the Country; three in family; ivfeiences required -Addr-.ss Mrs. Ortor,, CVm Taff, near Merthvr. 3733d29 W antod, a good Pli'^ Cook, from December 2; I tveges £ 20.—Reply B 41 Western Mail, Cardiff. 41375 Wanted, clean, ac.tiv™ Girl as General: able to .&sl1, plain iron, and ccok aged over Mrs. Laybourne, Greenmeadow, Caerleon. 3727cl2b Wanted, a good General Servant: aged from 20 W 30, Western Mail. Cardiff. T40909 Wanted immediately, a smart Waitress; also C,13, Chambennaid.—Apply Mrs. Wyatt, Wyatt's Royal Clarence Commercial Hotel, Cardiff. 4111z4 -n:Ín11:tí:ls (To-dav, £26, ( £ 20, f'jé), Chambermaid (£16), Housemaid (£141, Cooks Reg-lstry, 45, Oharii s-street, Cardiff. 4117d30 Wanted, experienced Baimaid; used to quick :cunter trade. —S-nd photo, testimonials, state salary required, to Hotel, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 3928z2 Warded. ri( rifiticatod .Young Lady as Barmaid.— Apply Mrs. Bouen, Biookland Hotel, Swansea. 3329d28 Wanted, a good General Servant; reference re- qi'ired.—Applv Royal Tudnr Hotel, Cardiff. 3902(123 Wanted, ft good General Servant.—Mrs. Jones, Eagle_Hotel,_Cardiff. ? 3914128 ? Wanted immediately. Hotel Cooks, Kitebenmaids, Scullerymaid, Waitresses, Pages best wasres.—Applv Hotel Employes' Registry, Castle Arcade. C'3.(!:tr. Saml. Mirks. Manager. S818d30 Waitress.—Wanted, an experienced Waitress,— Apply Mrs. Parrot. Commercial Hotel, Fern dale. ld29 Kitchenmaid.—Wanted, experipneed Eitehenma'd in Firs.t-cla.ss Re-staurant; wages £ 18; business closed on Sunda vs.-AI)ply 164. Commercial-street, Newport, Mon 3713d23 _?- FEMALE SERVANTS WANT PLACES. Wanted, Situation as Barmaid, with knowledge of dressmaking; give first, month.—Address Miss Wil Isimy. c-ai-c of White, Sunny View, Argoeel. e8500z2 Young Lady Requires Situation as Barmaid willing I to make herself c-enerally useful; excellent references. —Address, H., 36, Harriet-street, Cardiff. e8556*<2 Cooks, <Jreat Nutnl>er, resprctab'e, good characterfi. Waiting to be Engaged.—TXavies's Registry. 45, Charles-street, Cardiff. Best Office in Wales. 411c.d30 As Housemaid (Upper of Two or Single-hiuid"d> in Small Family; a(r?d 25.—Address L. E.. 1, Artilic.-y- Charles-street, Cardiff. Best Oiffce in Wales. 411c.d30 As Housemaid (Upper of Two or Single-hiuid"d> in Small Family; a(r?d 25.—Address L. E.. 1, Artilic.-y- place, Ntwriham. Gloucestershire. 4102d?8 Wa-nted, Situation as go-^d Plain Cook in Gentle man's Familv wages, from £ 18 to £ 20.—Address R.. 33. Park-place. Cardiff. 4081z4 Situations Wanted as General Serrants for Several Country Girls; various ages, 17 to 21.—Mrs. Coster, Registry Office. Gloucester. 4005d A Young Woman Wants Daily Employ-ment, or Ccok-General on Job.—Apply to A. Edwards, 11, Rose- street, Roath, Cardiff. 3972z3 -?- Ladies Suited with All Classes of Servant* Situa- tions Secured for Servants. Fee, Is.—Miss ^'alters, 30, Page-street, Swansea. 3857d30 Wanted, Situations as Plain Cook and Hous-e-Par- lourmaid in Small Family Penarth preferred ages, 24.-Apply R. and L., Chronicle Office. Bridgend. — 2791d29 Wanted, Situation as Barmaid in Hotel or Vaults: used to quick counter trade good reference.—Address B 91. Western Mail, Cardiff. 41i-4z4 Wanted, by an experienced -C'on1J1'j'P¡-ii\,¡:iGom Waitress, Sitnation tH; Such in First-class Hotel: good ieference. B 92, We.-tern Mail, Card ff. 4090d30 Wanted, "itu.ition s Barmaid; good references; aged 21.-Ad Ire,s J.. 49, Wellington-street, Ciuiton, Cardiff. -1083.130 Hotels.—Situation W.-ntcd by experienced Lady as Manageress highest, reverences.—Full parli.-u'iiiti E., Burkleigh Villa, Kingslev-road, Tetland-ioad, Bris- to' 4027z3_ Wanted, Situation as Waitress or Chambermaid; aged 25; good reference.—Avply S., 27, Jamas-street, >. 3997'129 i PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. T HEATRE JJOYALj Lessee and Manager..Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER. 10 NKJHT. SPECIAL ENGAtdiMEN f OF THE GREATEST LONDON SUCCESS. From the Strand and Trole's Tliea'ret;. THE LIGHT. BIWarr. MERRY. CLE\ER, AND ORIGINAL MUSICAL COMEDY. JJPTLP TO F I H1N ATOWN. Compajiy Includes: — EDWARD LEV/Ib. EDITH BRUCE. LARRY FISCHKE. EDITH VANE. G. B. PRIOR. HARRIE BROOKES. F. BOUSFIELD, &c., KOSIK LOFTUfa LEY- G B. PRIOR. HARRIE BROOKES. F. BOUSFIELD, &c., KOSIK LOFTUfa LEY- &c. TON, 4c., 4c. G.W. RAILWAY.—On S.ATL'RDAY" NEXT, November 30, SPECIAL EXCURSION from LLANELLY, Twelve Noon, and SWANSEA, 12.35. Return Train leaves Cardiff 10.45 p.m. Prices. 6d. to £ 2 2s. Early Doors 6.30, 6d. extra. Doors Open at 7.0; I Commence '1t 7.30. Booking Offices :.t Messrs Thompson and Shackeli's (Limited), Queeu-street. Teiephoiie No. 52i. rp H E A T ft £ O r A L • MONDAY, Dfcemher 2nd, 1895, Mr. R. DOYI.Y C.ARVK'N OPEii'A CoMPANT. MORNING pEr ON SATURDAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. Grand Revival of G1I3ERT aiid SULLIVAN S COMIC OPERA— PRINCEBS D A -k A- Or CASTLE .VDAMANT. 1\" g ll:li?brand Mr. I.AWRr.vCS GB1DLEY. Hiianon Mr. ROBflliT EVETi. CVri' Mr. SOOTC RUSSELL. Fkiian Mr. M. R. MOKAN1). King Garni Mr. HENRY A. LYTIOK. \rac Mr. G. A. FARROW. Guron Mr, H. DELPLANQUE. Scytnthiui Mr. K. BISHOP. Princess Id-1 Miss MARGARET BPS) IFET.T.. Lady Blanche Miss KATE TM.BY. Ladv Pbvche Miss MAISIE TURNER. Melissa M'ss LOUIE HENRI. Sicharls-i MV.s RE Si EPHANTE Cbloj Miss LILA HAYNES. Ada ML* MAUD MAY I Box Phns Now Open. I RAND" T H E A T R E VJT Lessee AND lianatrer ..Mr. CMKEXCE SOCNES The Premier Theatre of Wales. GICI'ious Triumph a.nd Splendid Reception of the Grs',i 'Oel'Jst and Actor Musician, The Premier Theatre of Wales. GICI'ious Triumph a.nd Splendid Reception of the Grs',i ■ and Actor Musician, AUGUSTE VAN BIENE, la the Charming and Most Successful Piav of the Present Day, "THE BROKEN MELODY." MONDAY NEXT. DECEULTR 2, MR. X/1' 'M AS THOKXE ani Company from the VaudeviSe Tlieatre. London Biix Otfice at the Theatre from 10 to Tele- phone 725 (National;, Doors nren at 7; commence 7.30. Prices from 6d. to £1 Is 41409 I rjlHE JgMPIRE Managing Director OSWALD STOI.L TO-NIGHT, A VOCAL T HEAT—THE E I G H T ,,V'}} LSHMEN- Late of the Rhondda. Glee Society. They Conusance an Engagement at the Palace I Theatre, London, t*vi> weeks hence, inaugurating a new departure in U<f iiitroducticn of Glee Parties to the Variety Stage. ARTHUR REECE, Clinraoter Ci.'fi1t-di3n. WOOD AND BEASLEY, Comedy Ajtlstes and Vocalists. THE INDIAN PRINCESS, -^rfALA JQAMAJANTI, Á? JL? With the GIANT SfRPENTS. from the PALACE THEATRE. LONDON. ADA DELL. Chara'iteristic Songstress and Dancer. WALTER KING. Comedian, Miss JESSIE PRINCE. ..■rht. Comedv Songstress. DONALDSON BROS. and ARDELL, in "SCENES AT THE ZOO." Next. Week— ML's KATE JAMES. 41304 JG TOLL'S PAN OPTICON PHILHARMONIC HALL AND BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET. TO-VIGHT AND EVERY EVENING. AT 8 O'CLOCK, THE ALL-STAR BRITISH VARIETY COMBINATION. THE ROYAL COURT TRIO OF VOCALISTS, I A Musical Banquet. PAT J. RICKS. Irish Vocalist. Professor WOODHEAD. Musical Mcmus. Master MALLAH, Comedian. DE VONA AND ALMAR, Gymnastic Experts. JESSIE REED, Serio-Comic Vocalist. 1LORENCE STOKES, Baliadist, HARRY MAXAM, Dan Leno's Duplicate. In the Curio Halls the CRYSTAL MAZE has been transformed into a DAZZLING FAIRYLAND, with the power of myriads of Electric Lights, Prismatic Colours and Gold. A vision of splendour and bril- liance 41307 NEWPORT. THE EMPIRE Managing Direeter OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT. Charles Seel, Harry Albery, Maud Needham, Professor Wingard, Cliff Ryland, Mr. and Mrs. Sum Lucas, Rose Elliott and Beutley, Tho original Tiller Troupe of 8 Ladies. Next Week—Edwin Boyde. YICTORIA. THEATRE MONDAY, Novemibar 25, and during the Week. E A S T LYNNE. Prices su usual- Docra Open 7.30 commence 7.45. 7.45. PONTYPRIDD. ROYAL CLARENCE THEATRE, PONTYPRIDD. Proprietors Messrs. TRENCH ARD and JONES. TO-NIGHT and During the; Week, First Visit to Pontypridd of the popular Actor, Mr. W. H. Hallatt. supported by a. powerful Company of acknowledged artistes, in F. A- Scudarnore's greatest success— THE DANGERS OF LONDON, A story told by "The Phonograph." "Mabon's" Monday. December 2nd, return vi,sit, of the No. 1 Cernjjacy in Wilton Barrett's master- piece, "THE MANXMAN." 41403 —iMM—aaawaeaoww*1—waw——■——n—■■ TO THOSE ORGANISING BALLS AND DANCES. GEORGE lø SON'S REFRESHMENTS are noted for:- DAINTY VIANDS. REFRESHING DRINKS. SlfflClAL SANDWICHES. CREAMY ICES. EXPERIENCED AND OBLIGING ATTENDANTS. GEORGE AND SON, 106, WOODVILLE-ROAD, CARDIFF. 41459 P HOTOGRlPHS BY ELECTRIC p LIGHT. STUDIO NOW OPEN, FROM TEN A.M. TILL NINE P.M. Portraits Taken guaranteed equal to Daylight for First-class Rfosu;t8. The difficulties attending photography during t.he Winter Months entirely- overcome by the powerful Light the Studio is Fitted With. NO EXTRA CHARGE- Cabinets from 126. 6d. per Dozen. SPECIALITY.—PRESENTATION PORTRAIT WITH EVERY DOZEN ORDERED. Comfortable Dressing-room. Indies Attending Balls can Receive imnwdiate Attention. 4, HIGH-STREET. CARDIFF (NEAR CASTLE). Oa 11 and see Sj-ecimens. 41460 ? 8I'1"f':r- ?. SEWING MACHINES. A beautiful Hand Seeing Machine high arm lock- stitch, self-threading, silent, and all the latest im- provements perefctly new, never been used; com- plete, with handsome Itulian walnut cover and all accessories and instruction hook: cost F,5 5s., will sell for L2 12s. 6d. inspection illvited.-7. Stephen- son-street, Riverside, Cardiff. e8568z3 Speoial Offer to Boot Trsde.—Jones's Arm Machine; Ti.re.e Sets of Iron Ixvsta equal to new only in use I tine-e months; sn offer invited.—Vranch, 1. Marketr stmt, AVrclare. c8549d27 WEEKLY MAIL AND NEWS OF THE WEEK. PRICE ONE PENNY*

-1 The Corporation Official Visit. .? CHA [RMAN OF A7ISITIN<x COMMI J T L" JU "HcJld on, TO-J fellows; it stc-n: to me Y-. chad better go back. Here are several ladies and gentlemen havir<g aai ex-iced a:0"jir.eat, aud, by v.ay ul eii.pliuais, th*-j- art using Hre-iroiis, boities. broken chairs, and parts of an old bedstead

J LEGAL ANOMALY. SONS' PRACTISING IN FATHERS' COURTS. Mr. Labo-jclicre, writing in this week't "Truth," bays:—"I hs,ve had a letter from one or the g-intkmen mentioned in last w2?k'" 'Truth' a,s practising' l before their fithers at quarter ses- sicns. to say that during the two and a half years for which he has, a:tended the Monmouth- shire Quarter Sessions he has received one br.ef (which I take it means one only) 'to con- duct a case at t-hose sessions.' With a somewhat miMdaoed modesty, this young gvntleman requests me not to mention his name, so I can only leave the reader to gue,-s for himself, if be can, to which of the parties mentioned last I week the disclaimer applies. It is satisfactory to hear that tlie offence has only been com- mitted oue e; and I hope that it will not be repeated. I have also received a letter on the same subject from Mr. Ernest Bowen Row- lands, but as it is WITY long ana very ax,u- iii,entat:N e I am unable to notice it furiber this week."

REDISTRIBUTION. CARDIFF'S CLAIM TO A SECOND SEAT. Sir Charles D:lke, speaking at Tonypacdy on W ronEsOOY niErht, eaid a redistribution of seats was talked about by their Tory friends, but he thought they were not likely to do any- thing but talk, for a redistribution upon a basis of population would mean the sweeping away of nine Tory seats in the universities. (Applause.) The Tories were neV>iF. tired of saying that Wales and Ireland were over-represented, and yet wLu-n he had some- I thing to do with the last redistribution, if there had been another soit to give, Cardiff would hart* been entitled io it. (Applause.) Card-,fit at that time was the largest single- niember constituency—tihere were two larger now; but what he wished to point out wa,8 rhat, though Wales, as a whoio, might have then been over-represented, Cardiff wa.s under- represented, and so Wales would haw hall anot-her seat, (Applause.)

PETER WILLIAMS. DEATH OF THE COMMENTATOR'S GRAND-DAUGHTER. It will interest our readers to learn of the death at L-d.ni ug. Ca. iiirvonsliire. of an old lady who was the grand-daughter of the Rev. Peter W illiams, one of the founders of Welsh Nonconformity. The decreased lady was tirst married to a Mr. Melbourne, a merchant in a large way of business in the West Indies, and after his death return td to the family home at Pantavon, near Llanruc. in Carnarvonshire. There she caused great amusement among the natives through^ her New W oman s ideas. She was verv fond of hunting and ridi::g, and might always be depended upon to be at the meet. Latterly the home was broken up, and the estate, after being in Chancery, was sold to Mr. J. W atkin, nephew of Sir Edward Watkin, t.he great railway director, and owner of the greater part of Snowdon. Mrs. Melbourne removed to Anglesey, where she held a farm in Pentraetii. While there she married a young man below her station in life, ramed Edward Jones. A curious story is told of the manner in which the marriage was aaranged. It is said that Mrs. Melbourne was one day cleaning the stable of her favourite steeds, when tire young man. W J:,) was a farm labourer, happened tn pass, and commented on her devotion." She immediately answered, like Queen Elizabeth. .Tell. do you faint hope for me?" He answered, "Yes." A few days later the young man happened to pas> the pla.e ono-e more, when she called nut to him. "Have you found a husband for me yet ?"' The youth replied, shamefacedly. "Xo. I haven't, unless ycu'U take me." She immediately replied in the affirmative, and the match was arranged. Whether this story is true or not we can- not say. but it is certain that she subse- quently married him. and appears to have been very happy in her choice. A few days I ago the lady fell ill and died, and was buried in LJ.anrug Chunchyard. At the burial service in the old ckurch the family lawyer read a curious will. After the customary formalities, the testatrix went on to command tha.t after her death she was to be dressed in her hunting habit of divided skirt, jacket-, peaked can. and strong boots, and so laid in her coffin. All her other clothes were tn be burnt, as was also her carriage. Her favourite horses (one of I them worth at least £60) were to be shot on the morning following her funeraL Having devised part of her property to her various relatives, provided the above clauses were carried out, she willed the remainder of her property (which was considerable) between her husband, niece, and sis-ter-in- law. -?-

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-?- _?- CAB BIFF MUSICAL SOCIETY. TEE FIRST CONCSF.T OF THE SEA- SON. The Ca-d-iff Musical Society commenced their series of concerts for the eighth reason with a performance of "Samson- at the Park- hall on Wednesday evening. There was a large'Und eppreciative au iienoe. iMarianife Metiora. Her.-o;i, who made a decided impre6- sion at the Cardiff Triennial Fe-stival, when she was suddenly called upon to fill Miss Ella. Russell's place, took the soprano parte, but her j allotment was, of course, so small that she had little opportunity of distinguishing herself. Ye Men of Ga^a, was, perhaps, t>li3 better rendered of b^r two prominent aird, but the popularity of "Let the Bright Seraphim," together with the appropriate energy she tbrew into her interpretation, se- cured her a hearty round of applause. Miss Minnie Chamberlain's voice, though it would Wt heard, perhaps, to greater advantage in chamber music, was highly appreciated. Her 10\ notes are particularly sweet and liquid, and what she lacks in power he gains in purity of tone. In the alto parts which she undertook she. sustained a general excellence, anq if one item more than :mother can be chosen for special mention it should be the ?jr, "Return, 0 God of Host? There was little opportunity for discrimination in her singing, however. Mr. Lloyd Cliandcs revealed the artist in his work, though he seemed to re sen e his voice rather more than was n\2, ".try. "Samson's" resignation, "it should be 60," was a soulful and pathetic rendering, and he also shone in the duet, with Mr. i'fra.ngcon Davies, Go, Baffled Coward, Go." Mr. Ff ran goon Davics's singing is too well known to iequire comment. His voice appears to gain in power every time I h., sings. He was the favourite of the night, and when ho had concluded a masterly rendering of the well-kncwn air, "Honour and Arms," h:- i-is the recipient of quite an cv ation. In contrast to that stirring numbei vas hh singing of How willing my paternal love," which was as carefully as patheticaily rendered. The choir, of which the sopranos deserve esp?eial mention, showed much pre- cision in attack, but some of their best work was not fully appreciated, though the audience rightly applauded to the echo ,-lie concluding item of the first part., "Then round about the st-inry thioiie." To the orchestra great praise must be accorded, a large meed of whi^h is also due to the conductor, Mr. T. E. Aylward. -?_

THE ELBE DISASTER. NEW BOAT FOR THE LOWESTOFT RESCUER. The Central News correspondent at Lowes- toft telegraphs that the service? rendered by Skipper Wright of the Lowestoft smack Wild Flower, in connection with the Elbe disaster w.-re ag^in brought, to mind on Wednesday afternoon, when the new smack, aptly called the Willing Bovs;, was launched, in the presence of a. laTge crowd. The cost of the boot, £ 1,100, has been borne by Mr. John Griffiths. who has taken a great interest in Skipper Wright, for whom the new vessel has been hudt. The smack was christened by Mrs. Wright. -?-

BASE COIX IX JJIEMIXGHAX. A RAID ON A SUSPECTED HOUSE -FIVE ARRESTS. Owing to tlie large amount of base coin which has been in circulation in Birmingham lately, a sharp loo < out has been kept by the police, and an important arrest- was effected on Tues- day at midnight. The prisoners are four men and a woman, the wife of one of the accused. A detective visited x house in William Edward- street, and arrested two prisoners there. While he waited other men came, and they were apprehended. A search v. as made of the house, and a large, number of base half-crowns, florins, and shillings were found in the house and in the possession of the male prisoners, including gold and silver coins. While one of the men v as being taken to the police-station the officer heard something fall on the ground, and found i: to b3 a packet containing eight base florins. In the house were found a number of moulds. a l.-irge quantity of metal solution, and used a.Tid unused plaster. The accused have been remanded until Monday.

A LUCRATIVE APPOINTMENT. The Ponmaster-General has coufecrcd the amxiintment of postmaster of Liverpool noon Mr. Salisbury, postmaster of Lseds. Th, saiary is £ 1,000 per annum. -?- -?--

The Burton-onyTrent Suicide. We are requested to state that Mr. Percy Spilsbury, who committed suicide at Burton, bad never conducted service at the Wesleyan Uhapel at Chepstow, but that a brother of aad done ;0, hence the mistake. I!! mil jm I til in n»i II. wwrnmrnmrnf

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?-- I BLAKEXEY TKAIj: | REMOVAL OF THE PRISONERS TO GLOUCESTER. It will be remembered that the three prisoners, James Morgan, George Morgan, and George Hill, colliers, Whitecroft, who had ùeen committed to the assizes on a charge of murdering Police-sergeant Men-is, of Lydney, were, on Tuesday, at Coleford I Police-court sent for trial on the charge of attempting to murder Police-constable Hard- irg. the sergeant's companion when he lost his lift on the 10th inst. at Viney Hill. Soon after the court rose, Mr. Scobell, on behalf of Mr. R. H. Fryer, the magistrates' ¡ clerk, made out the commitment warrants, and these having been duly signed it was ) soon elicited in the streets that the removal of the prisoners to Gloucester would be tffected that evening. Prior to their de- parture, the mother and two aunts of the Morgans, and an aunt of Hill were afforded all the consideration which the most liberal interpretation of the rules j governing the case would allow, and the interview was of a painful nature. it is I' j stated that KilC s father has not seen him sinoe lie left home on the fateful Sunday morning. Since his incarceration the elder Morgan (James), who had cultivated a dark moustache, has grown a stubbv beard. George ) M organ's attire did not include a waistcoat; James Morgan and Hill wore a smaJi coloured scarf round their necks, and they were respectably dressed. Sinoe their arrrest they have been lodged in the oells at Colefard. Pi is oners, handcuffed together, left the police-court in charge of Police-sergeants Griffin (Coleford) and Webb (Newnham), Po.ice-supeiintendent Fordale journeying with the party, whose mournful tramp through the street to the joint companies' railway station was observied by a considerable I number of eye-witnesses. Scores followed them to the railway station. When the tram pulled up at Parkend tbt platform was lined with colliers and others, and at White. croft a very large number gathered, the platform being crowded. Theft some Of The friends of the prisoners-those who travelled by rail—left the tra;n, I while the prisoners continued l their journey to Gloucester. Wfc understand, that the fund which has been opened for providing means for the prisoners' defence grows daily. Last Saturday a very substantial collection for them wais maae at the Parkend Deep Navigation Collieries, and one friend at Whitecroft himself ha.s already obtained, according to the report, more than JE10. As to the sub- scriptions on behalf of the widow and chil- dren of the victim, it is elicited that Mrs. Morris is entitled to JE15 a year from the county funds during her widowhood. The fund will be appreciably aug- mented by the members of the county police force subscribing a dav s pay. Amougst the more considerable con- tributions is J310 from Lord Fitzhardinge, and there is reason to hope that a consider- I able sum will ultimately be raised. THE LYDNEY MAGISTRATES AND THE LATE SERGEANT MORRIS. The monthly session of the justices of the Lvdney Petty Sessions was held at the police-court on Wednesday. Captain Mar- I hng being in the chair. On taking their s;,at<s. the Chairman said before they took t.;le court business he desired, on behalf of the bench, to say one word regarding the ter- rible tragedy which had reoently taken place in the neighbourhexxi. Thev felt that in Police-sergeant Morris they' had lost a j very efficient public servant, a man who, in all relations of life, received the respect of those, who hnew him. both as a public servant and also as an honest man. He desired to record, then. their deen sense of the loss they had sustained, and at the same J tune to express their deep sympathy with h^s widow and family.—Police-sergeant Ciarke, who that day represented Superin- | tenaent Ford. thanked the chairman for the kind sentiments which be had expressed.

DEATH OF ALEXANDRE DUMAS. A Re-urer's telegram from Marly-le-Roi on Wednesday say" A Jexandre Dumas died this evening. M. Dumas was the younsrer son of tli? late M- Alexandre Davy Dun vis. novelist and dra- rnat.io writer. and was born in Paris July < 28. 1821. and received Ins. education at the College Bo'irbon. At the a-ge of seventeen he published a oolVofcion of po?ms, and after- wards travelled wn-h his father in Spain and in i Africa. He may }>e sn,rd to belong to the sensuous-school of French livera.ture. fie was j j a voluminous writer, his principal work of t fiction being "La Dame aux Camelias," which bees mo one of the be?it-known productions or the day. By some he was considered one of s tlie greatest living dramatists of the riemi- monde. He wa? installed 3s a member of the v French Aoademv in 1875. His drama, "Joseph Balsa.mo." based on his father's roma.nce of "Cagdostro, wa.- represented at the Odeon on March 18, 1878. From th?.t date his works f have not been very numerous, but four or ? five of h s chief ones v. ill take rank with any ? that he composed in the heyday of his II ] strength. }- ?_m T

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Pullman was in Peril I MANIAC 3IADE I P HIS MIXD TO KILL EIJI. Also Had Another Victim but News of His Intention Got Out and He is Held bp Police. The life of George M. Pullman and that of John B. Griffin, the manager of the 1'11?;man building of Chicago, were menaced by an iu- sane man the other night. Both men were to have been shot and killed between the 17th and 27th of this month. The delay of the lriiulac in making up his mind who should be the first victim gave the police time to arrest him. The prisoner dfi William Sherman, who has been employed as a window cleaner around .he Pullman building. A woman fortune teller is at present held responsible for the suggestion that placed the lives of M.r. "^ulltnan and his manager in jeopardy. and the police are now endeavouring to find her, and a«k why she advises her patrons to commit murder. At five o'clock in the evening word was brought vo Manager Griffin that Slrer:112n. usually a steady and trustworthy man, was going about the build, ing making threats to kill him and Mr. Pullman. Griffin at once started out to find the window cleaner, but he had left the building after re- peating his threats to several people. Griffin then sent word to the nolice. and two officer* were sent out to look for Sherman. After searching for some time, they found hip- in tlie elevator, and took him into custody. He had no hesitation in declaring that he intended to kill either Mr. Pullman or Mr. Griffin, or both of them. He said that during the afternoon he had consulted the fortune teller, because he was unable to sleep. The woman told him that he was troubled by secret enemies, and that unless he killed the ill by November 17 or 27 they would kill him. Sue described the men to him, and the descriptions were those of Mr. Pullman and f Mr. Griffin. The woman would not tell him. the names of the men unlesss he paid her £ 5. This he declined to do, as he knew the men by the description, he said. Sherman said he would have killed one of the men, if he could have made up his mind which one to take first. Ine man ^~as palpably insane, anu v as ^emo^ ed to the detention hospital.

L-?-?- KILLING A BOY. MEDICAL MAN SENT TO PENAL SERVITUDE. At Liverpool Assizes on Wednesday Patrick Bailey O'Callaghan. 44. described as a medical man. was charged with the wilful murder of William Ireland, aged twelve. Deceased was the son of Dr. Ireland, in practice in Liverpool, and the prisoner was Dr. Ireland's assistant. It was alleged that after a drinking bout the prisoner bad swung the boy around in such a fashion that he was fatally injured. It was after Mrs. Ireland had refused him drink that the act toek place. The prisoner was found guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced to twelve years* penal servitude.

ALLEGED MXBDEK. ACQUITTAL OF THE ACCUSED AT PONTYPOOL. At Pontypool Police-court on Wednesday (before Mr. W. P- James, in the chair. Colonel (before Mr. W. P. James, in the chair. Colonel A. Hair, and Mr. W. L. Pratt) John Rosser, a young man, was charged with feloniously killing and claying John Lntiehales. a taalor, 1 ag-c-d 47 years. at Pontvpool. on the 19th inst. Mr. T. E. Webb appeared for pri- soner, who was on bail.—The evidence (par- ticulars of which have already appeared) was again gone 'through, and was to the effect that prisoner was with a companion, named Phillips. in George-street, when deceased came up and spoke to them. Prisoner, it is said, pushed the man. who fell on the back of his head., and sustained concussion of the brain, death being immediate.—Mr. Webb, for the defence, poinded out various discrepancies in the evidence, and said there was an entire absence of motive — The Chairman said the bench regarded 'he affair as an unfortunate accident, which (pri- soner would regret. iXo .iury would convict, and they discharged the prisoner. ?- ? ._?-??-

BETTING IN THE STBEETS IMPORTANT DECISION AT WOL- VERHAMPTON. The Wolverhampton Stipendiary on Wednes- day gave his decision in the cases of a number of bookmakers brought before him la-t week for contravening the locpi bye-law for the sup- pression of street betting. The rtipendiary held that the bye-law was bad. as being con- trary to the statute law. which did not prevent betting in the public streets where no obstruc- tinn was e;au;oed.-The summonses were dia- mibeed.

IMPOBTED WHEAT. THE CRY FOR BOUNTY AND IX- PO?T DUTIES. Mr. Thomas G. Bead, havinc written to the Premier pointing out that during the last ten years the countrv has spent 320 millions sterling on imported wheat and flour, and that the importation of flour instead of wheat has nv suited in a loss of eighteen millions sterling, I has received tlie following reply;- Foreign Office, November 27, 1895. Sir.—Lord Salisbury desires ir.e to acknow- ledge tlie receipt of your letier, with the accom- panying enclosures, recommending a bounty to wheat-growers and the admission of wheat dutv free, while a duty is put on impo~ted flour. He wishes me to say that he will give the matter his consideration—I am. &c., EVELYN CECIL.

FOOTBALL. TAKINGS AT TRS CARDIFF V. XEWPOfiT MATCH. The amount. tk.k,,n at the gates on Saturday at the Cardiff Amis Park on the uccasiun of the match between Cardiff and Newport wa* just over jESijO. i)" I" mwt be remembered, b wever. that this does Dot include anything from the 6.000 ticket-holders, some j 5,500 of whom, it wac, believed, would be present at this important fixture. TL:' estimate, accordingly, is that between 16.000 and 17.000 people watched the match. The amount taken at the gates is not so much as has be-en taker, upon cne or two occasions at Cardiff->"e«Tpon matches. Once it reached nearly S400. but. as the number of tickot-holdcrs wat then about 2.000 less, it is probable that the actual number of onlookers was about the same as last Satuidav. Orand Mateh at Penarth—sv.-3np?a r. Penarth—on Saturday next. November 30, 1835. Train te rn Cardiff (G.W.R) at 2.40. eijgg] St. Andrew's F.C. (average 17) Want Match for Saturday.—Write Gilbert. 35. Woodville-road. Car- diff. e8565d28 Irternational Football Matches — Ardersons'f, iLed.j Ir.ternatior-1 Footballs have leen used in Ittema- ficnal Ma-ci.es since 1879. This contradicas state- meets to thp contrary by certain dealers Write for Illustrated Oifalogiie of FoctbaiU. Jerseys Bcots frc Cai. be had from all respectable athletic cut- fiters, or at our only Weirh add ess, Anderson, .).4. de-son. and Anderson (Ltd.). 8. Queen-sfeet I"tI,. difi- .4536 FAMOUS FOOTBALLERS. The first eight numbers of "Famous Foot- ballers" have gained the highest praise, and the sale has been tremendous. Footballers and followers of the game should all possess this work, wh;C'1 in ye-ars to come will be ic- valuable to them when they happen to be telling tales of the past. No. 9 is now ready. Order* should be given in earl v. and while ordering one number tell your newsagent to supplv you with the lot. ?

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