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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. BIRTHS. SXET/L.—On the 2nd inst., at 6, Stanwell-road, Peoarth, the wife of Mr. H. Snell, of a son. MARRIAGES. PERHOT—MORGAN.—On DM-rmhpr 3rd. at K'lwys- Hap Church, by the Rev. H. Morgan, Vioar, Edwin l'errnt, Tuff's Woll, to -\niii\ third rtailijlit<M- of David Morgan, Esq., Taft's Well. No oard*. Wl LI.IAMS—WILLIAMS.— I>! pfnrh. L'a-ti$jeder, Baptist Chapel, Miss M. E. Williams, dangiiter of Mr. S. Williams, Dyffrvn Mills, to Mr. W. J. Wil- liams. solicitor. Cardigan. Ceremony performed by Rev. Dr. J. Gomer Lewis, Swansea, uncle of the bride. DEATHS. BLAMPIED.—On the 2nd inst.. Ann. the beloved wife of John Kampierl, aged 68. Deeply regretted. OOOK.—On December 2nd, at Ingieda-ie, Uplands, Swansea, Knte Lilian, the beloved wife of George E. Cook. No flowers, by request.

iw.ific^LAK'aoTrj WArnrn. Wanted, by Good Wseher, Hirer. c-r Tour Dozen Plain Oiotlies.—Apply 59, Minnv-street, CJatliays. «zlO "i—wmui «>——liMwiiwiii—aiiwwuftM— HORSES AND CARRIAGES. For Sale, at Cover's, Wharton-street. Cardiff. New Lirfit Spring Trolley Dew Hauling Cart • nearly new Business Cart. eS60pzl0 ? ?1 ? DRESSMAKERS. Wanted, smart Milliner; able to take and execute own orders, Welsh preferred.—Full particulars to C 30, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4277z4 MEDICAL. Sciatica, Rheumatism, and Paralysis Cured Expe- Aiticuaty. Houghton's Electro-Hvdropathic Establish- ment. Stusrt House. Edwards-terrace, Cardiff. e8001d MISCELLANEOUS SALES. 1,000 Bxiiness Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads, 3s.; 10,COO Useful Handbills, 8s. 6d.; samples frfc.— Fisher and Co., Machine Printers, Broadmead, Bri. igl cM13 MATRIMONIAL. Young Man, 27,dark,tall. Desire* Oorrespofiticnce with xuung Lady <yi loving iisposhaon, view early mar- nagc (jeouiue.—Address O 44, Evening I2xpix«6 Office, C,u:djff- c8596z9 BICYCLES. *ew Cyale Lock, with Key, Post Free Six Sfcrape; J*»?' ln £ and Stove Enamelling promptly and_cheaply at trade prices; no job too difficult, {^^to^^fH^lk'-l'Morris Bros.. Pontypridd. el9t7 PERSONAL. NOTICE !—The Old, Original Cardiff Punch and Judy Show has been patronised by the Marquess of Bute. Attends all Christmas Parties, Schools, kc, &c., accompanied by clever dog Toby.—Address 25, grace street. Canton, Cardiff. e8 £ £ 8z21 «Ai:" A-VFD WI1TE. Tfmted, Mamed Cotiple-Man to Understand Rcuph Shooting and to do General Work Under Bailiff: Wife to Undertake Private LRundrr young children objected to.—Apply J. C. Richardson. Esq., C~*aiibryd&& Park. Manordeilo, Carmarthenshire 41568 LOST AND FOUND. Lost, on Sunday Evening, in Stacey-road, between 79, Stacey-road and Itoath-road Congregational thnic'i, a-carat Golden Bracelet; originally forming part of cable watch-chain; thin pieoe attached; Bl jeward to the finder .returning above to 79, Stacey- r^'Jjfediff. e6584z3 -q SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. Antique Curved Oak Bookcase; height 7ft. 6in., width 3ft. cathedral glass doors; quaint carvings; only jM 17s. 6d; rare bargein.—Harris, The Market, Kewport. e8578z5 Mahogany Purlour Suite, B2 12s. 6d. Solid Mabo- I 0" auo K»ny Tabic, 16s. 6d. Six Oak Chairs, 16s. 6d. Ann Clair, 4s. 6d.—Harris, Tlie Market, Newport. Near Station. No OOIlnooticn with anv other firm. No jeentB. e8579z5 MMMMMMM MISCELLANEOUS. What very bad weather for the family washing day. Cannot get the clothes dry Try Spencer's 29B. 6<I Wringer and Mangle; it will soon remedy this great inconventenoe -Spencer'ft, St. J6hn's-squa:r>, Cex. inconvenience.—Spencer, St. John's-squ&re, Cur- dlff e491fi ^masNovelties for our Boys and Girfe at Spencw's 5ri,v Warehouse, St. Jobn's-anm-re, Qw- <• e4916 Whai more useful Xnm Preeetrt. thar one, (If Spencers New Hiph Arm Hand Sewing Machines with walnut cover and full set of appliances, for £ <i 18s. 0(1 cash? Money returned if not approved. Best value In Sewing Machines.—Spencer's Domeetio Machine Depot, St. John's-square, Oarditf. P4916 Is Tour Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of Watches of <>vcry description, English or Foreagn, is 38. Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir, for ten years with Mr. Spiridion. Closki Mid Music Boies Cleaned Md Repaired. e4202 APARTMENTS WANTED. Three Ladies Require Bedroom and Sitting-rooni. December 16-21; within easy "OOCh of fown-ba.II.- Mrs. Evans, Llanmaes Rectory, Cowbridge. 4496z6 Gentleman Want«T"~Sitting and Bed Room and Attendance; near Taff Station; state tenns.— Address O 57, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4473B6 Sittirp-room and Two Bedrooms Use of Bath; in the neighbourhood of the CollelrC.-Full particulars to C 36, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4325*5 APARTMENTS TO LET. Two or Three Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms to Lc £ ^very oonveme^oe tauERs iv-tl door —ApriT 349, Cow bridge-road, Oewton. oBn7Q7j> Docks.—To Let. Uhfumished, Front Bedroom, Back Parlour, to respectable people.—36„ .Adelaide-street, Cardiff e8603z!0 Lodgings for respectable. Working Man bath terme 3s. 6d.—3, Singleton-road. Splotlands, Cardiff. ez5 Mrs. Sketch has Room. to Let m Pen&rth: various localities; terms, 5s. to 21s.—Hickman-road. ez5 Apartments to LeA, Rock Villa, Penartb.—Apply 105. Newport-road. Cardiff. e4019z« 27, Howard-gardens, Roath, Oartiiff.—Front Sitting, One or Two Bed Rooms; writ one or more gentle- men hot bath. terms moderate. 4388z9 M~Glynrhi»ddS^reet. Cardiff—Well-furnished Front Apartments baths; no children good cooking and attendance near town and stations tenns mode, irate 4397z9 Well-furnished Front Sitting-room and Two Bed- rooms piano; hot, oold, and shower bath gentleman dining out preferred.—Apply 16, Ryder-street, Cbr riiff. 4353z9 33, CharlM-street. (^rdiC^Fiwtclass Apartjnenta Kow Vacant; good cooking aod attendance; _batlv Mi Da ggas sUUoat, tnu 421tio ..1 VEGETABLES. Whore to Get Yoiir Vegef/tblea—at Mrs. E. Porter's. Mfrket Ga,rdeiier, Whitchurch; fresh vegetables sup- plied every Saturday at Stalls 139 and 141, in the Market :tthops supplied a.t the fhortest notice ezlO SEWING MACHINES. A beautiful Hand Sewing Machine; high arm lock- stitch. self-threading, silMit, and all the latest im- provements perefctly new, never been upeel; com- plete, with handsome Italian walnut covcr and all accessories and instruction book; cost £ 5 5s., will sell for E2 12s. 6d. inspection invited.-7, Stephen- son street, Uivcrs.de. Cardiff. eS568z3 -mrr-ni i< n nun mi imu mn «nmii»mi— n mm— II MONEY. MONEY TO LEND. Those in Witrit of Cash are Recommended to Apply to the Provincial Union Bank, 1. Queen-square, Bristol, cr to the District Agent, y. W. Weber, 3, Working-street.. Cai-diff. c4550 RE MONEY BORROWING. Messrs. WALLACE and CO.. 98, QUEEN STREET, CARDIFF, Make Monetary Advances to all Classes at the lowest rate of interest. Sureties are not necessary. Harmful and objectionable inquiries are not made. All transactions conducted in a business-like and equitable manner. N.B.—Entrance first door at side. e8304d BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. For Disposal, a First-class Fish and Fruit Shop, Î11 main thoroughfare of Cardiff; taking £ 20; fix- tures, marble slabs, scales and weights; ingoing low; a rare chance for a good Clmetmas trade.— Apply 0 38, Express Office, Cardiff eC586z7 "Hay"Stores, in Centre of Rhondda, for Disposal; good trade; retiring from business; boiler, engine, chaff-cutter, &c.. on the premises. -AppIN, Express Office, Pontypridd. e8531zl3 To Let, Haicrufcting and Shaving Saloon; good position.—Apply C 3, Everipg Express Office, Car- diff. e8575z5 ?- PARTNERSHIP. Partner Wanted, Lady or Gent, with Small Capi- tal, to Open Restaurant in Liverpool.—Address C 23, Western Mail, Cardiff. e8532z6^ Partner, Active, with £ 250 to £ 500, Financial Business; under own control; profits t;10 weekly; additional capital will double returns — Apply C 31, Western Mail. Cardiff. 4268z7 Partner Wanted, Lady or Gentleman, with small capital, to Open Restaurant in Liverpool.—Address C 23, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4241z6 Wanted, in an Established Business at the Docks, Partner with £ 150 to £ 200; Asheelwright or smith pre- Partner with B150 to £ 200; Asheelwright or smith pre- ferred.—C 14, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 4213z6 Wanted, Partner, Sleeping or Active, with E400 to B500, to Develop a Coal Business Already Estab- lished.—Apply B 99, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4127^5 SHOP ASSISTANTS. Grocery.—Wanted rot onr-e. strong ipprenaeo anc Improver; Welsh.—Particulars to "1. Edmunds, Mill-street, Aberdare. 4479"6 lYovis'»oiis—Goid Mcti Wanted at or.ra.— -Vpnly Lipton, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, <Vi69z6 Wautrd, an Apprentice to the Gcnera.1 Drapery; vve Welsh preferred.—Apply CIlot-h Hall. Clydnch. ,'4458zl0 Grocery.—Wanted at once, Competent, all-round Hltnd, none but experienced men need apply.—State selary (indoors) to Jones, Westminster Stores. Barry Dock. 4457x10 Wanted, thoroughly good Hand for Boot Depart- nient; good stock-keeper; assist at repairing, if necesec ry.—Co-opera.b;ve, Blauia. 41579 Outfitting.—Wanted iimnedia'tely, experienced Sales- man and Window dres.-cr.—Apply Mr. Fligelstone, Popular Cardiff Pawnbroker, ?2, CMtle-road, Roath, Cardiff. 44147.5 Wanted, Junior Assistant; good solicitor; Welsh; indoors.—Apply, stating age, salary, and references, to Evan Treharne, Grocer, Cash Stores, Tony- pondv. 4382z9 Giocery arul rroviaioiis Wiiat^d, good, active Ji-nior at once.state wapea (indbors), age, and re.ferences, and if disengaged Wall, Poatnewvnydd, Pontypodl. 4383z4 Grooery and Provisions.—Wanted immediately, Junior Assistant; WeV>h.— Apply, stating experience and salary (indoors), International Stores, Pentre.. Rhondda. 4385z5 Outfitters and Drapers.—Want<xi, a pushing Ji nior for Gents' Mercery; give all particulars first lett.et'Apply D. Evans, Manchester Hcuse, Tony, pandy. 4321z4' Drapery.—Wanted, smart, steady Young Man for General Drapery; good experience. Also intelligent Lad ae Apprentice.—Apply Wm. Samuel, Blaen- avon. 4076z4 Drapery.—Wanted, an experienced Young Lady for Showroom Sales Welsh-speaking preferred.—May- berry Williams, Pontypridd. 4181,5 Fnrit, Fish, and Poultry Trade.—Wanted, steady Young Man as Assistant; must be competent, with good references.—Address, with full particulars, C 7, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4168z5 Drapery.—Wanted, a thoroughly experienced Young Lady for the Mantle Department.-Apply T. Yorath, Swansea. 4105z4 SHOP ASSISTANTS WANT PLACES. Grccory. —Wanted. Situation as Improver, or to Assist Generally; 12 months' experience: highest references; aged 21.-C 26, Western Mail, Car- diff. 4272z7 Drapery.—Young Lady, with nine years' experience i.i millinery, mantle, and general showroom sales. Seeks Re-engagement in Small, Good Class Trade; highest refereccea.—Address R. V., Chronicle Office, Abergavenny. 4253z6 Wanted, Situation M Assistant in Drapery or Outfitting1 Establishment; øUt years' experience.— Addrefes V, WMtern Mail Office, Merthvr. 4188z5_ Watted, by Young Lady, Situation in Tobacconist's Shoo will give three months free to learn the busi- ness.-C 6, Western Ma1l, Cardiff.. 4167z5 CLExtKS AND MANAGERS. Wanted, for Merchant's Office, Smart Boy.— Apply, stating age and wages, C 47, Evening Express Office, Cardiff. e8589z9 Office Boy Wanted at once.—Apply by letter, in own handwriting, to 0, 98, St. Mary-street, Car- diff. e4913 Law.—Wanted immediately, a good Shorthand Writer and Costa Draughtsman.—Apply, by letter only, to Viner Leeder and MorrM, Swansea- 110 Smart Youth Wanted for Office; with knowledge of bcok-keeping preferred: wagetl 12s. to start.—Apj/y C 63. Western Mail, Cardiff. 4497^6 Wanted, a mmrt, intelligent Boy for Shipbrokere Office must have good education and he from 15 to 16 vears of age.—Address C 58, Western Mail, Cnr- diff. 4468z6 Clerk Wanted in Solicitor's Office; able to write shorthand.—Apply, stating age, experience, and wsiarv required, to M 2, Western Mail Office, Swansea^ [zlO Junior Clerk Wanted must be quick and accurate shorthand and type writer one with experience in engineering works preferred.—State salary and refe- J'{'!]("t'i! to C 53, Western M^il, Cardiff. 4451z6 Wanted, good Shorthand Clerk, for Correspondence, ire—Apply, stating age, salary required, and refe- n,,¡CN, to Frank James and Sons, Solicitors, Merthyr Tydfil. <I5iy Law.—Wanted, Shorthand, Engrossing, and General Clerk.—Particulars and copy, testimonials to C 11, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4202z6 Wanted, in Mining Engineer's Office, experienced Colliery and Land Surveyor; good draughtsman.— Apply, by letter only, stating ape, references, and salary required, to Box 17, Post-office, Neath, f4225z6 Wanted, a steady Man, of frood ottaracter, aa Book- keeper; must be quick at figures.—Arply, by letter, M 1, Western Mail, Swansea. 4191z5 Required, for a Week or So, Services of a Solicitor's Cltrk Accustomed to Work of Epitomising Leasts and other Documents.—Apply, giving particulars of experience and terms (out of Cardiff), to T., Mail Office, Merthvr. 4187z5 Wanted. a-competent Clerk, who Undersund.s Tbcroughly the Timber and Building Material Trade, for Merthyr. —Reference and wages to Rees, Merthyr Vale. 4125z4 Vacancy for Gentleman's Sou as Articled Pupil Chartered Accountant's Office, Cardiff.-Apply, by letter, Box B 93. Western Mail. Cardiff 4Qj»z4 CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANT PLACES. ul'tc Youth }.7~Saek?~Situation as Junior Clerk; two vears' experience.—Apply B 97, Evjning i-xpress, Car- diff. ear; 73z5 Advertiser (29) Desires Appointment Coa.' Export or OoEiery Office; thorough French. German, Scan- dinavian, and Spanish; knowledge shorthand, type- writing, book-keeping; excellent testimonials able introduce foreign connections; sajary £ 150 and c°m" mifwon. —Apply C 46, Western Matl. Cardiff. 4406z9 Wanted, Situation in Wine or Beer Trade, Office or Traveller; ten years with Messrs. Ind, Coope, and Co Or Management of licensed House: thoroughly experienced.—R., Porthcawl Hotel, Porthcawl. [z5 Wanted, Situation as Emptiiw Clerk with Spirit Firm: experienced.—Address C 40, Western Maii, Cardiff. 4352z5 "Tradesioeri's Books Made Up, Balanced, and Audited, Rents and Debts CoHected, terms moderate. -F. Younghusband. Accountant, 9, Claude-road. Car- diff. 437129 As Ledger Clerk, Storekeeper, or Any Portion of Trust.—Situation Want?d by Advertiser; agetl 22; six ym!'8' experience at Bute Docks; inchest lefe- rencee given C 35, Western Mail, Car- diff. 4339zg "First-class Office Man (Book-keeper, Correspondent). De. ires Engagement; place to push on; about De. cember 16; can take chargethoroughly reliable; aged 30; ingle.—B 94. Western Mail, Cardiff 4101z4 Re-engagement a* Accountant Book-See.per, General, or Shorthand Corresponding Clerk thorough knowledge of book-keeping, accounts, general office routine: alsc all bra.iches railway work, accounts, rotes, charges, &c~ good references; moderate salary. —J. W. W., 10, Bolton-road, Newport. 4099»4 EM £ Y~maxl AND NEWSW THE WEEK. PRICE ONE PENNY. tV THE WEEK. PRICE ONE PENNY. A AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. Wsnted, hy an Old-established Firm, a smart Traveller, to" Accept a Commission for the S:il? of splendid quality Waterproof Covers for Wagons, Horse Cloths. Driving Capes, &c.; exceptional oppor- tunity for a live stock insurance agent.—Reply C. U. Ward, Station-road, Staple Hill, near Bristol. 4448z6 Wanted, Tea Traveller from Bridgend to Pembroke Dock must have a connection state weight in packets and blends can nod state remuneration required.— Apply C 48, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4420z6 Wanted, a Young Moo SLS Traveller for Cardigan- shire ajid Mid-Wales, calling upon Drapers and Clothiers; one wilh a connection prefen ed; state s.ge, salaiy, and experience on the ground.—Apply, by letter, J. F. H. Roberts (Limited), Box 369, Man- Chester. 4221z5 Warted at once, an energetic Younir Man as Traveller; one with a knowledge of Welsh preferred. —W. J. M. Herbert, The Brewery, Wick, near Bridg- end. 4365z9 Traveller, with Other CVimmissions, CnJling on Grtcer.i and Confectioners in South Wales, to Reprerent, on CummiMion, a Sundry House.—.T. W. B., 14, Asley Hill. Bristol. x 4354z5 Traveller, Used to Cutting upon Builders, Painters, and Paperhangers; must have knowledge of oils, colours, trade.—State age, experience, and salary required to B 73, Western Mail. Car- diff. 43127.4 a.G'r QltWB———■—BtwanBW NURSEMAIDS, SERVANTS, AND BARMAIDS. SERVANTS WANTED. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allcwed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictititious Names at any Poet-office. Letters Jd- dressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must l>c4vr the address of the Advertiser or one of the offices the Western Mail. t Wanted at once, Good Little General Servant; one who has been out before; no children.—Apply 6, Deanrstreet, Aberdare. e8611z4 Wanted, a clean, respectable Apply 15, Kincraig-etreet, Roath, Cardiff. ez5 Wanted, Girl about sixteen, to Assist Housework — Apply 111, Plassey street, Penarth. e8600z9 Wanted a good Gencal, able to do plain cooking; another servant kept.-Apply Mrs. Roberta, The R«ok, St. Fagan^ e4842 Wanted, experienced General Servant gooTwages also good Nurse —Apply C 37, Express Office, Car- diff c8585z7 Wanted. for Private Residence, strong Girl, about 18, as General Servant.-Apply Mrs. Jones, Cardigan House, College-street, Swansea. 4400z9 Wanted, Oook-General.—Apply 4, Devon-terrace, Swansea. 4402z9 Wanted, a good General Spt-vant: aMe to do plain cooking; three in familj-.—Apply 23. B;yn-rcad, Swansea. 4403z9 Wanted, good Sen-ant; small family; comfortable home.—Mrs. Merry, 5, Richmond Villas, Swan- sea. 440:7.3 Wanted, Young Woman for Dairy and Help in General Work in Farm-house; underservant kept.- Apply B 82, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4033z6 Wanted, a steady Person to Do Housework and Assist in Shop.—Apply, between three and five, Mrs. Pope, Caroiinf-street, Co.; diff. 4393z5 Wc nted. good Plain Cook; good manager. Also HoufemMd able to wait at table; not under 21.— Apply, stating age, w.ig-es, and references, to Mrs. rorbes Muller, Courty College, Hereford. 4305z7 Wanted, good Cooks, experienced House-Pariour- maids. Young Servante.—Evans, Registry, Elm-street, Cardiff. Disengaged, Jobbing Cooks, Cook-G -ncra's, and General Servante; good characters; stamp, [z? Wanted, good Pla'n Cooks, Housemaids, ParlO'ir- TOaicfc, Nurse, and Work/ing HoiMsekeeper (goo Cook).—Mrs. Fmnivall's Select Registry, CHdiff. First-class Cook Disengaged. 4300/7 Wanted, strong, useful Girl, about 18, as General Servant; knowledge of plain woking preferred.— Williams, Wine Merehant, Old Bridge, Haverford- west 42837.7 Wantrd, texpectable General .Setrant; able to do plain cooking: small family -Apply, with references, Mrs. Jones, Brvnawel House, Cinimer, Ponty- pridd. 4284z7 Wauied, Cook, £ 50; Cook, SZO; Kitchenmaid, £ 26; Pariournnitl. £ 22; Housemaid, £ 18; Oe:;erals, So to £ 20 —Write Mrs. Coster, Registry. Glou center 4281;: 7 Experienced General Servant Wanted; gojd plain cook of go-id character.—Apply to Mrs. T. Wootcoii, Cloth He.ll, Merthyr. 43!0?7 Registry and Wented, Cojks, Kitchenmaids, General Nurges, House-Parlourmaids, Laundresses, Pages, Others: no places no fees. 4310z7 Wr.nted at once, a good Plain Cook; under 30: ways £20; two in family; housemaid and I'Œ1"lour- maid kept.—Apply, personally, Mrs. Price, 40. Park- place. Cardiff. 4323z7 Gereral Servant; able to cook.—Mrs. Harris, 62, Oakfield-street, Cardiff. 4158z5 Wanted, near London, Oook-General, With good character and able to write; must cook well; house- mrid kept.—Shapley, Sidcup, Kent. 4140z5 Wantr.d, Oencral Servant.—Apply Mrs. D. Williams, I'an(bach, Whitchuieh, near Cardiff. 4162z5 Wa-nted, rpsppctaMe General Servant; two in family.—Apply, with references. Mrs. Sam Thomas, Thomas-street, Merthyr. 41BJdj Wanted, good General Servant; able to do plsin cooking; not under 24; good reference.—Apply Mrs. Edward Jenkins, Grocer, Chepstow-road, New- port. 4113z4 Gocd Countj-y GM M Genprat in SmaJ) Family.— Apply, jtt onre. to 43, Richmond-road, Cardiff. z4 Wanted, a good Housemaid; one who has been general preferred.—Apply, with references. Mrs. Walter Morgan, Forest House, near Pontypridd. fz4 Wanted, a House-Parlourmaid; housemaid kept.— Apply J. N. Moore, Esq., Longford, near Neatli. fz4 Wanted at once. a food Cook fcr Small, Good-r.hf s Hotel.—B 47, Western Mail Office, Newport- 44S2zlC Wanted. General Servant; able to do plain cooking; good references; state wages.—Apply Pritchard, Ivor Hael Hotel, Llwynvpia, Pontypridd 4477zlO Wanted, Barmaid and Waitress. Also active I'cn'.on to Assist in Management.—Apply, after seven p.m., Victoria Dining-rooms. Queen-street, Cardiff. z4 Wanted. respectable Young Person for Bar Work; to make herself generally useful; good reference.— Apply Great Western Hote 1,AI*»rgwyri4^33zl0 Wanted immediately, Two eJean, active Girls, aged about 20 years—One as General, Other as Housemaid. —Apply Albion Hotel, Penarth. 43907.5 ~Waiited at onoe, a Young Lady as Barmaid for Vaults.—Apply Marine Hotel. Penarth. 4380_ Wanted, Pfain Cook to a&sist in house work. Also Housemaid, Waitress, and Nursemaid.—Mrs. Wil- liams, Castle Hotel, Cc mmercial-street, New- port.. 4366z9 —Wanted, Young Person for Bar Work make herself generally useful; 17 to 18 good references.—C 39, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4328z9 Wanted, good tleneral; must understand plain cookinar; good reference.—Roath OasWe Hotel. Car- diff. 4329z9 Wa.nted immcdiatelv. Hotel Cooks. Kitchenmaids. Scullerymaid, Waitresses, Pages; best wages.—Apply Hotel Employes' Registry, Castle Arcade, Cardiff. Saml Marks, Msnager. 4319z7_ Barmaid (useful); Head Barmaid, 10s. Waitresses, House-Chambermaid, B13; Cooks, Kitchenmaids, Generals. Under Laundresses, Wanted.—Davies's, 45, Charles-street, Cardiff. 4309z4 —Wanted, t.xperienced Bannaid for Vaults.—Apply, with references, between Twelve and Three. Ship and Pilot. Hotel, Docks, Cardiff. 4280/4 Wanted, pooid-General Servant.—Apply Oxford Hotel, The Hayes, Cardiff 42331.4 "Wanted, !rood Cook: for Seaside Hotel; aged from 23 to 30; reference required.—Mrs. Davies, Feathers Royal Hotel. Aberayron. 4174z5 "Wanted, an experienced Ba.rm&id; used to quick counter trade references required.-Apply Wik-hill Hotel, Cadoxton. -1173zo Wanted. a Young Lady of good appearance and address, as Under-Barmaid in Hotel Bar.—Apply with reference, M. M., Western Mail, Newport. z5 Wanted immediatelv, a smart Waitress; al«o Chaml^ermaid.—Apply Mrs. Wy-att, Wyutt's Roval Clarence Commerrial Hotel, Cardiff. 4111z4 FEMALE SERVANTS WANT PLACES As Sewing Maid (32); thorough needlewoman; knowledge of dressmaking: good reference.—L., 20, New-road, Llandilo '.356z4 Wanted, Situatiop as good Plain Cook four years' character Penarth Cardiff, or Newport preferred.— A. C., 50, Bath-buildings. Montpelier, Bristol. 1.9- "Ladies Suited with All Classes of Servants: Situa- tioM Secured for Servants. Fee, Is-Miss Walters, 30, Page-street, Swansea. n- 4313z7 ~Disenpaged. Geuor.ils (different ages); Cook, wash, iron; £ 10- £ 12. Housemaid; toll: wait. Nurse, Cooks.—British Ager-cy Aberdare Junction Stamped addrpss. 413^7.5 "Wanted, Situation as good Plain Cook in Gentle- man's Family; wages, from £ 18 to £ 20.—Address C 28, Wft:U-rn Mail, Cardiff. 4081 vA Situations Wanted as General Servants for Several onl' Country Girls; various ages, 17 to 21.—Mrs, Coster, Registry Office, Gloucester. 4005d Wanted, by experienced Barmaid; sharp, counter trade preferred.—F. Rees, 69, Pcnhevcd-strcet, Lower Grange, Cardiff. <14721.10 Bannaid Wants Situation thoroughly exjxjrienced used quick counter trade; willing to assist; good reference.—W., Bulgum, Goytre, Llanover, ucar Aber- gavenny. 44317,10 Wanted, Situation by experienced Young Lady an Barmaid: used brisk counter trade.—B. T, 19, t-mthall-ptace, St, Thomas Swansea. 4461zl0_ Wanted, Situation a-s Bannaid; thoroughly expe- rienced five years last place.—Address M 4, Wes- teru Mail, Swansea.. 4459z6^ Discngag-jd, thorough Cooh on job or permanency good hotel or private.—E. Lewis, Paradise-place, Queen-street, Cardiff. ^42Vz9_ Wanted. Situation as Lady's Help, in Bar. Under- Bannaid, or Under-Waitress; domesticated; good character; give a month.—Apply A. Williams, Lion Royal, Carmarthen. 4440/19 Lady (24), thoroughly domesticated. Would Assist in Bar or Any Light Employment,Apply C 41, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 4347z9 Coffee or Commercial Room Waitress; fioroughly experienced; good references.—Address Wiln»ms, Lyierry, Pembroke. MISCELLANEOUS SITXTATJONS. SITUATIONS VACANT. Wanted, an experienced Groom-Gardener; to live indoors; single; aged not under 30; state wag°s.— Address H.. The Club. Abergavenny. 4436z6 Wante<l, a Young Man an Acpitftant Ost-er; must be accustomed to carriages and harness, and be able to milk.—Apply Wm. Harris, 144, High-street, Mer- thyr. 4413z9 Wanted, Lad. aged 15, to Take Care of Pony and Make Himself Generally Useful; to live in —Raikes, Redlands. Newport. 4407z9 Smart Young Man as Groom-Gardener, and to he Generally Useful; indoors.—Apply, giving full parti- culars, Beta, Post-office, Llanislien. 4333z5 Wanted imnwdiatuy, Single Man, manage horse, cows, pigs, clean boots, milk, and drive make him- self generally useful.—Nicholson, Llangibby, Mon. mouthshire. 4232z4 Wi-.nted, Young Man a« General Servant; live-in house; knowledge of stable work MId cow.—Apply H. Randall, Esq., Bridgend. 42997,7 JVantfci, steady, Single Man as Groom about 35: must drive, assist in garden, attend a couple of cows and pigs.—Particulars and weight C 25, WeAnn MaiL Cardiff. 42')JA6 Wanted. Single Man (indoors) at4 Farm Servant; ah!e to milk and fence well, and capable of doing plain gardening; must have good references from previous situations.—Apply, stating age. wager, references, H. Kirkhouse, Brynbedw, Tylorstown, Pontypridd. 4220z6 Smart Boy Wanted, to Make Himself Generally Use- ful live indoors.—Bertram Hotel, Roath, Car- diff. 4419z6 Wanted, Young Man for Stable Work, and to be Generally Useful in Hotel Work personal applica- tion preferred.—Williams, Tredegar Hotel, Ponty- pridd. 4320z7 Wquirect at once, a fiteaiv Young Man as Under Pot ts indoors.—Apply I. Sarvis, Castle Hotel. Mer- thyr. 4315z4 Wanted at once, for Tin-pate Works of Eight Mills, a competent Working Mechanic.—AddreM, stating age and salary required, to C 59, Western Mail. Car- diff. 41589 -?. ?- Dyeing and Cleaning Works.—Wanted, foi Despatch- rr-om. well-educated and active Young Lady one from drapery prefened.—Apply, between nine and eleven a.m., to Manager, W. E. Vaughan and Co. (Limited), Llandaff-road, Cardiff. 4450z6 Plasterers Wanted at Avenue Houses. Merthyr coni stant work in(i best wages.—Apply on Job. or to Rees, Contractor, Merthyr Vale. 4430z10 Wanted, Firsthand Baker, to Take Charge three others kept: must be thoroughly efficient and used to machinery.—Co-operative, Blaina. 4158"* Btitcherinjr.—Wanted, for Penarth, by December 18th, first-class All-round Hand; constant job to good man. Also Lad, about sixteen.—0 49, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4422zlQ Wanted, an active and .intelligent. Man; used to driving good character from last situation.—Aoply, personally, Cardiff Milk Supply Company, Castle- road, Cardiff. 43S6z9 Wanted, Carpenter for Fixing Cottages, piecework, at Navigation.—Lewis, Timber Merchant, Pontvpridd. 4395z9 Wanted, Two Woodcutters; must be steady, and well ap in cutting cogs and felling large timber.— Lewis, Timber Merehant, Pontypridd. 4394z9 Grocer's Hr.ulier.—Wanted immediately (Outdoors), a strong, steady Man; m"st 00 accustomed to the work and have a practical knowledge of the manage- ment of horses t good references indispensable.—State salary Daniel and Son. Pontypool. 4376z9 Driver Wanted immediately for Steam Roller for Week, preliably experience, Ac., B., care of Wesley Williams, Bridgend. 43637:9 Cabinet Maker.—Wanted, an experienced Hand and Improver immediately: must be steady; state wages. —Appily George Anthony, Llandovery. 4367z5 Grocer's Haulier Wanfel at once indoors.—Apply, stattng age and salary required (references), Price and Co., Eagle Stores, Merthyr. 43167.7 Butcher.—Wanted at once, Assistant; must be able to slaughter and serve in shop; indoors; state wages.—Thomas, Butcher. Lhvynjpia. 4282z4 Upholsterers Wanted immediately; constant work to st?-.dy men.—Apply Atlas Furnishing COJr.j':ll1Y, Hayes,- Cardiff. ° 4269z7 Wanted, a. first-rate Mine Mechanic for the Dol- coath Tin Mine, Cornwall; applicants must have had good practical experience in erecting and maintaining engines, hoikrs, pumping aud hauling machinery, rock-drill work, and in shaft sinking; must be a fairly good mechanical draughtsman, and be able to indicate steam engines; he will have to devote his whole time to the DoCcoath Mine.—Apply, with particulars of qualifications and references, stating palftry required, to t-he Secretary, Dohoath Mine (Limited), Cambonie, Cornwall. "283z4 Wonted, active Man as Warehouseman in the Bakery.—Apply D. Jones, Dickinson, and Oc. (limited), Dowlsis. 4283z5 Wanted, a Man, thoroughly competent, as a Setter and Burner (by contract) —Apply, personally, Owens and Watkins, Pentyrch Briekworls. 126974 Electrical Engineering.—Messrs. Sydney F. Walker and Co. have a Vacancy for an Articled Pupil.—Car- diff Electrical Works, Severn-road, Cardiff. 4205z6 Mf.n, Youths.—All Classes Requiring Any Employ- ment write Pt onoc; situation guide free busy time hundreds suited don't delay.—Tanner and Co., Box 113. 112. Newingtoo-causeway, London. Men late Army, Navy, also write. 4226z6 Ei-ectrical Engineering.—Wanted, a good Man; used to the vice, lathe, end wiriiig. Also an Improver and One Premium Pupil.—Apply George Wilson and Co.. Anchor Works, Aberdare. 418oz5^ Wanted, a Working Foreman Mason for Cottage and Ordinary Work; must be of sober habits and pc rstvering.—Apply, stating age and wages required, ta B., care of Messrs. Perkins Bros. and Co.. Iron- mongers, Cardiff. 41417.5 Boot Trade.—Wanted immediately, on Men's, m C* an Women's, and Youths' Hob-nailed Work.—Apply Mit- chell, Abersyclian. 4146z5 A Salarv of 12s. 6d. to 25s. per Week Can be Earned in Spare Hours or Evenings by Either Sex Anywhere proof sent free to anyone sending address envelope, in own handwriting, to T. Smith and Co. (F. 132), St. Helen's-gardens, North Kensington. Ix>ndon, W. L11665 SITUATIONS WANTED. Wheelwright". disengaged iound hand and good line: and siirn •■•.Titer.—Address C 11,'5, Rvening Express Office, Cardiff. ?8595zl2 Wanted, Situation an Porter; age 33; abstainer: ten years' character.—Apply Smith, 13. Richird-street, Cardiff. Coachman.—Advertiser Seeks Situation, in a Gentle- man's Familv; leaving present situation through breaking up of establishment.: lightweight: single; aged 43. — J- Wylde, Willinmston, Haverford- west. 4431zi0 WK.r.ted~a Situation Coachman or Groom-Coach- man life experience, carriage horses and hunters; highest references single; aged 25.—Price, 27, King- street. Neaf.ii. 4434z6 Wanted, Situation as Working Farm Bailiff; wife good dairy and poultry woman; good references.— J. W., care of D. Griffiths, Groes Farm, Pencoed, Bridgend. **342z9 Wanted, hv smart, active, experienced Man, Situa. tion Groom, Groom-Coach TMtn; oouid be generally useful; disengaged.—Thomas, 87, Lammas-street, Carmarthen. 4368zl6 Coachma-n or CrfOin'Ocachmajt. ride and drive single or pair; good character: single; aged 34.— Rees, 29, Mansel, Pembroke. 4294z7_ Wanted, Hituatioa as Coachmrn; single-haucied; aged 30 married.—T. Matthews, South Lodge, Hock- ley. Heath, Birmingham • 4023z4 As Groom or Groom-Coachman; ride and drive single or pair; aged 25, good character fruni lest r nd previous situations.—Applv W. M., Park Cottage, Th? Downs, Bromyard, near Worcester. 4149z6 Yenng Man (25), Single, Requires Situation as Groom or Groom-Coach man; thoroughly understands the n anagement of horses; ride and drive single or pair; good character.—Apply Sivell, Bryn Awel. Glyn- Neath, Glamorganshire. 4078z4 Young Man (21) Seeks Situation on Farm indoors or out. understands horses or cattle; can mi1k.- Apply 33, Brook-street, Cardiff. 4059z4 Waiter (Second) Wants Re-engagement Hotel or Cluh; experienced; good references.—J. F.. King's Head Hotel, Newport. 4490zl0 Boots (Single or Otherwise), 25, Requires SituatiOn; used to cellar work, billiard-marking, skitt?e alley.— E. H., 6, Neville-place. Catdiff. 4331x9 Wivnted, Management of PuhUc-housc, with"Vtew to Purchase Same; experience; reference or sectirity.-It. Bryant, Adelaide Hotel, Swansea. r76 Billiard-marker or Under-Waiter Seel;s Situation^ goo;! references.—Apply Hickler, 8, Machen-place, Canton. Cardiff. 4243z6 Warted, Situation as Under-Boots; expehpnced' aged 18; good character.-Apply George Williams' Redlands, Stow Park-circus, Newport. 4190z5 To Bakers and Confectioners.—Young Man Seeks Situation as Second or Single; well up in both branches —Appfy Hear, Fryatt-etreet, Barry Dock. (z9 To Bakers and Confectioners.—Young Man Seeks Situation as Single or good Second Hand; well up in bread, cake, and smalls; good references.—Mogg 6 Oddfellows-row, Bridgend. 4386z5 Wanted, Situation as Warehouseman-(aged 24) in Wholesale Grocery or General Warehouse good refe reiices.—Apply C 45, Western Mail. Cardiff. 4377z9 B:ikeTl'S:- tuation Wanted bi, bread and smalls; used to Tunk's ovens —E Smith, 24, Richard-street, Aberavon. 4359r5 Wantetl, by strong, »ble-bodiedr^ntelli"ent Man" erf good character (highest references), Anv Kind'of Fm j-lovment.—Adams, 40, Court-road, SaUmead Car- J|340z9 Yf.tng Man singie (23) Requires Situation as Ware- houseman or Such Like Occupation willinc to Ju himself generally useful, excellent, references —Aimlv John Davies, 15, Brecon-road, Merthyr Tydfil 4317z4 To Bake^-WVnted, Situation, First, Second or Single used to bread and small goods reference Baker, 12, C-rosvenor-termee, Cheltenham. 4069z4 Tlie WeU-known Firm of Furna^Engir^B^PaX,, and Co. (Limited), Davbrook, near Nottingham « Desirous of Meeting with an Agent who hL a connection amongst Steam Users m South Wale« the Sale of their Furnaces-Apply Wanted, Travellera Having a ConnecHi-r..„C I-'armere or Grqcers for Sale of Hops in 201h W1 and Upwards; liberal commiss.on offered tc^'tw -XSJS5Sf road, FcnK ftaW, Itaodixi. I PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF THEATRE ROYAL Lctiee and Manager .Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER. TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY). Dec. 4, and DURING THE WEEK, Mr. R. D'OYLY CARTE'S Ol'ERA COMPANY, Magnificent Success of GILBERT and SULLIVAN'S COMIC OPERA— pRINCESS IDA, MORNING PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. G.W. Railway.—Thui.-xlay, December 5th, Excursion from Swansea, at 2.10 p.m., returning from Cardiff 10.45 p.m. Prices, 6d. to £ 2 2s. Early Doors 6.30, 6d. extra. Doors Open at 7.0; Commence a-C 7.30. Booking OfficflI at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell'a (Limited), Queeu-strect. Telephone No. 521. MONDAY, Dec. 9th, Mr. W. H Hallatt and Co., including Miss Blanche Steele, in the DANGERS OF LONDON. 41545 GRAND THEATRE Lessee and Manaeer.Mr. CLJLBEHCE SASKES The Premier Theatre of Wales. TO-NIGHT and DURING THE WEEK, Grand Special Engagement of MR. THOMAS THORNE, Of the Vaudeville Theatre, London, and Company. WEDNESDAYiuid FRIDAY, } "1,1"ISS rpOMBOY. Dec. 4th and 6th, J ItJL X THURSDAY, Dec. 5th, } T31" (j-UV'N0E- SATURDAY, Dec. 7th, } 0UB BOYS. Monday Next. Dec. 9th, the highly.successful Comedy, A PAIR OF SPECTACLES. Box Office at the Theatre from 10 to 4. Tele- phone 725. Doors open at 7; commence 7.30 Price sfrow 6d. to £ 1 Is. 41547 I H B p I R E fJlHE EMPIRE Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT. jyjpss KATE JAMES, The Pick of London Artistes. The Idol of the Patrons of the London Pavilion, Oxford, and Tivoli, London. HARRY ALBERY, Versatile Comedian. SISTERS MAPLE, Charming Duettists. CHARLES SEEL, the Quaint Comediai. Miss NELLY GERTINE, Double Voice Vocalist. CLIFF RYLAND, the Man of Eccentric Notions. Miss MAUD NEEDHAM, Serio Comic Vocalist. Mr. FRED HARRINGTON, Dutch Comedian The THREB ROMAS. Human Horizontal Bars. Next Week: The Peerless GLIXSERETTI TROUPE. STOLL'S PANOPTICON I PHILHARMONIC HALL A.ND BUILDINGS, PHILHARMONIC HALL AND BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET. TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING at 8 O'CLOCK. DAY PERFORMANCES WEDNESDAY and I SATURDAY at 3 o'clock, Mr. BROUGHTON BLACK S 0PBRETTA C OM PAN Y, In a new. musical, dramatic, and humorous Triple Bill of Operettas and Musical Sketches. OPERETTA. LOVE'S MAGIC. Mr. ROLAND HENRY in his ORIGINAL MUSICAL SKETCTMw*. And the Original Operettie Burletta, entitled MARIE TANNER. In the Curio Halls tJ « Strancreot People Living, the last of the AZTECS, the CRYSTAL MAZE has been transformed into a DAZZLING FAIRYLAND, with the power of myriads of Electric Lights, Prismatic Colours juid Gold. A vision of splendour and bril- liaroce I Redolent of the Arabia) Nights. NEXT WESK TUTE'S MINSTRELS NEWPORT. THE E m P I R E. Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT. EDWIN BOYDE, a Vocalist, a Humorist. Miss LIZZIE RAMSDEN, the peerless Transformation Dancer. The CLAYTON TWINS. The ROYAL COURT TRIO of VOCALISTS— A Musical Banquet. The PARIS SISTERS. Charming Vocalists. MAR- VELLO, Juggler. The SISTERS WYATT. The BRANTFORDS. Next Week: NALA DAMAJANTI. yiCTORH THEATRE MONDAY, December 2, 1895, and During the Week. Special Engagement of Mr. J. Pitt Hardacre's C-ele- brated Company, from the Olympic Theatre, London, in the World-famed Roman tic Military Drama: — CURRENT CASH! Next Week—THE TIOKET-OF-LEAVE MAN. AdmissionStalls, 3s.; Pit Stalls, 2s.; Balcony, Is. 6d. Pit, la. Gallary, 6d. Doors open at 7.30; oommenoe at 7.45. PONTYPRIDD. R)YAL CLARE NOJ- THEATRE. PONTYPRIDD. Proprietors Messrs. TRENCHARD and JONES. TO-NIGHT and During the Week, Mr. Maurice E. Baodmann's No. 1 Company, in WILSON BARRETT8 MASTERPIECE, THE MANXMAN. Monday, December 9tli. Mr. St. Aubvn Miller's Powerful Company, in THE ENGLISHWOMAN. Look out for the announcement of the gorgeous Xmaa Pantomime. 41531 PUBLIC NOTICES. MISKIN STREET^ CHAPEL JLVJL CATHAYS. GREAT POPULAR CONCERT, NEXT WEDNESDAY, 4th INST. MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME Overtures, Cornet Solos, Duets. Chcruees, kc Splendid L:st of Artistes! Whitchurch United Choir, 60 voices. Tickets, Is. and 6d. each. Doors open at 7 p m.. to commence at 7.30 e8587z3 PREMISES. TO LET. To Let, Back Church-road, Canton, Cardiff; a por- tio-i or wlnle.—Apply Clark and Co.. King's Brewery, Cardiff. e856673 WAREHOUSES TO LET Premises to Let: suitable for Stores~lames-street, ^or'KR-—Apply 45. Geor^e-strect, Docks, or 34, Brook-street, Riverside. e8610zl0 HOUSE AND SHOP TO LET. Winter! Houap and Sitop in Canton.—Particulars to 'atn Lezlie, Postroffice, Canton, Qudiff. e8609zl0 I To Let, Shop in very" bent position in Queen-street, Cardiff.—App.lv Thomas 'huiind^. House Agent, 53, Queen-street, Cardiff. emtlo Hcuse and Shop to Let, 44. Pfouet staeot, Splotlands, Cai^ff; rent, ]?R. a week—Applv to 41. P'.wiet- e8594z9 HOUSES FOR SALE. -to Be Sold, Cheap, » Ho»ir„ jn Ciive-strec-t, Grange- town.—ADDIV W H. Rar-dle, P2. Rawdon-ploce, Car- <Iifl eB593r.9 Penarth. Plassey-street.—Modern House for Sale; cheap; bay window; gas throughout.-For full par. ticalars write 30, Neville-street, Cardiff. e8565 For SaJe, vies, •Hnlitf Dowlais Works, i-feiteen or Twenty v ill as wnal1 outlay r-Jew £100 a year.— Addresg C 42 West?' Ms/i. Canl.ff «8591z9 HOUSES TO LET. House to Let, 135, 'iive-stree.t,, seven rooms; renovated.—For rent and i>artie.ular.i apply e. James, 13. St.. Fagan's-shi-wt. G'tvi^ctown. e8592z9 22, Talbot-street.—To Let, comfortable House, with all conveniences and in goo<l condititn: low rent.— Apply 43, Richmond-road. Ccrdiff. e8571z5 To Let, Sketty Hall (two miles from Swansea), from 25th Decemlier. 1S95: land, if desired.—Applv I. D. Nicholl, 4, Trinitj'-place. Swansea. 4488zl0 To Let. Vaynor Hout-e (Unfurnished), with Shooting and Fishing over Cyfarthfa Ckstle Estate, or the Castle, with above Sporting Rijrlite, nught be Arnnged For.—Full particulars of F. V. Bnice. Moor House, Hereford. _4439zl7_ House to Ijet, 60, Hamilton-eta^et, Cathedral-road, Cardiff, with immediate possession.—Apply on the Pri iniees. 4415zl0_ To Let, Herbert Villa. Gold Tops, Newport; three minutes from G.W.R. Station: two reception-rooms, six bedrooms, breakfast-room, bathroom, kitchen. &c —Apply H. Greenland' Devon Ptace, Newport._iz9 To LetT House, Southev-street, Wordswoith-aTenue hot and cold both.—Apply No. 7. 43Wz9^ ""House to Let, I3570*ive"sto'et;"seven"rooms ;reoo- vated.—For rent «nd reticulars apply ChM'e81 James, 15 Fagan s-«treet, Gnwgetown^C^r-1

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WELSH LADIES' CHOIR AN INTERESTING LETTER FROM ONE OF THE GIRLS. Miss Alice Evai^ one of the Royal Welsh Ladies' Choir, writing from Marsillon, Ohio, on November 20, says:—"I cannot help but admire the g-iTIs out here. They are all nicely dressed, weil informed, and particularly clever at all kinds of fancy work. Some of the houses are almost like bazaarc, all the deroiatiou-s being &o light and delicately shaded. Then, again, the majority of the girLs are such ex- cellent sportswomen. There .is scarcely a girl iil this country who is not the pos-essor of a wheel. and their fa.t riding would put tome of our male riders to shame. We find some of the customs and expressions here very funny. For instance, people tell us to 'hustle if we wish to 'make' an etuly train, and whsre we are entertained they are very anxious that we should 'make out a mea.l.' JK very one is so kind, and the first way they generally show it is by heating our rooms to 80 or 90 degrees. As we are not accustomed to it, this is some- times the reverse of pleasant, although I know we shall miss it all very much when we get back to our Lttle coal fires. Here you need never be oold. for the cars and trains have big etove3 and hot-water pipes in them. I think some of our shopkeepers at home mi slit take a hint from them in this respect. We are having grand ooncerte, and in some places the encores ere so numerous that we have oositively to refuse, to enable us to reach home before morning. The choir has been pro- nounced the greatest musical success of its kind in the world. It is rather amusing to notice how different audiences take to different soloiste. but each one gets appreciated in her turn, which is very satisfactory to all con- cerned. At Jackson we were greatly honoured, for some people came over 150 miles to hear u* and paid live dollars for a seat. These almightly doling have a wonderful knack of flipping through one's fingers, and are of no more value to us than 2s. 6d. would be at home, but, still, they are easy to get iif you c-are to work for them. We spent a very enjoyable time at Columbus on the 12th and 13th, for lots of our former friends met and showed us round the city. On the second dav we sang to Mr. M'Kinley, Governor of the State of Ohio, and probably future President of the United States, and Mrs. M'Kinley. On reaching their apartment ar the Niel, we found a delicate little lady, with big blue eves aid fair. wavy hair, pillowed up in a bath-chair, anxiously awaiting our arrival, and by her side a very handsome, dark man, whose devotion to his invalid wife was most touching. We sang Spnnish Gipsy.' 'Home, Sweet Home,' and Men of Harlech.' To show their appreciation, the governor presented us each with a nice little buttonhole of white roses, and Mrs. Davies a bouquet of white and pink ones. I had often read about the M'Kinlev Bill in our newspapers., but never thought of having the honour of becoming acquainted with the originator. Our reception at the Belle Vue. Philadelphia, was one of the most en- joyable we have had. I wish you could have seen the room. The walls and pictures were dcoorated with the most lovely autumn-shaded leaves. In different parts of the room they had arranged large poles, covered with bark and big branches of these leaves fastened on top to represent trees growing. Round these t,re- rustic seats were fixed. On Sunday we went to the Baptist. Temple, which has 1.500 members and a choir of 200. In the afternoon we sang at Bethany,. WasiamiaJcer's Sunday School, the largest in the world, to an audience of over 3,000. Altogether, we are having a glorious time, and as nearly as possible following the advice of the old proverb, 'Laugh and grow fat. -?-

AMUSING POINT AT SWANSEA WELSH CHOOtALISTS AT THE MUSIC-HALL. The Morris-ton Male Voice Party having been engaged by Mr. Oswald Stoll for the Swansea Empire, a good deal of agitation has occurred in Nonconformist circles at MorriBton, and it is stated that the chapel members of the party have been threatened with excommunication for prostituting the noble aims of music. It eppears, on inquiry, that only three of the party are "members" in the sense indicate They belong to Philadelphia Chapel, and the •coiisequence of the flutter in the dovecotes is that the three in question "stand down" during the Empire week, and the olioir "do without them"' --?-' ..1'?:Lõ ?.

Presentation to Ex-Mayor of Cardiff. M). Councillor Henry White, secretary to the movement in favour of presenting a testi- monial to the ex-Mayor of Cardiff (Alderman p Cnreyl. in recognition of the way in which he discharged his mayoral duties, on Tue>sdav visited the Excharsre at Cardiff Docks. and, with the assistance of Mr. L. Wcjod and Mr. J. Simpson, succeeded in obtaining a large number of subscribers to the testimonial fund. The proposal was very cordially taken up, and such expressions as "Dea.r old Patsy be has done welil." were heard on every side. The fund now amounts to nearly JB300. and the idea is to present a service of plate to Alderman Carey and a jewel to Mr*. Carey at a public dinner to be held at the Town-hall shortly.

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THE TRLOKKY CHOIR. GrlVEH" A MAGNIFICENT WEL- COME R'ùME. The members of the Treorky Male Voice Choir returned home from their Windsor trip on Tuesday evening, and were accorded a tumultuous ovation at Treorky, where the whole population turned out to welcome them, and the reception a-ccorded them wa& worthy of t-he occasion. The choir started from Paddington at 3.20 in the afternoon, a.nd arrived in Cardiff shortly after seven o'clock. At the Cardiff Great Western Station they were met by a number of musical and other friends, and at the Taff Vale Station, in Queen-street, some "old Treorky boys wildly cheered as the train moved in. At Ponty pridd there was an enthusiastic crowd of admirers. whose congratulations were showered upon the choir as it san«- "The Men of Hartech." At Porth and Y, strid. there were friends to greet them, but. it was at Treorky that a royal demonstration awaited them. and the soenli on the arrival of the train is not likely to be forgotten by anyone who was present. The platform had been kept clear, but outside, in the station yard, was a seething mass of human beings, whose sea of up-turned faces could be seen by the glare of the flaming torches, and the men had only just recovered from the surprise at hearing the expioeios. of fog signals und)R'' t.he .rain when they heard the joyou: acclamations of the waiting crowd. On the platform were Mr. A. S. Tallis (deputy agent of the Ocean Coal Company), I Mr. Gwyn Edwards, Mr. T. Jones, the Rev. W Lewis (vicar), and others. Mr. Tall is, acting as chief marshal, directed the mem- bers of the choir to take their seats in five large breaks which had been provided, and as soon as this order had been earned out, a monstre procession was formed to escort the choir through th« crowded main streets of Treorky and Pentre. In front marched the torch-bearers and the Cwmpark Brass Band. while between and after the breaks came many hundreds of people waJking and cheering vociferously, nearly all the way. In various parts of this huge procession were the Cwmpark Drum and Fife Band, Pentre Volunteer Band, and Ton Temperance Brass Band. The streets were thickly lined with people, who, the moment they caught sight of Mr. William Thomas, cheered until the hills resounded, and no conquering hero was ever received with a more genuine welcome home "Shan was this humble Welsh conductor on returning to Treorky. At various coignr; or 'vantage. such *3 'ihe Inst.itr.te. Xoddfa Chapel and in front- of the large* hotels: rtood crowds of enthusiastic admirsrs, and the square in front of Mr. Austin's shop wan literally packed w» e, solid mas a of people-, who only just managed to find ?oom to make wsy for the procession to pass though. All migh^ have been expected, the residence of the Rev W Morris, F.R.G.S was brilliantly illumi- nated, and several iaading shops shewed a grand array of coloured lights, ^hiie in several were printed mottoes of welcome and appreciation of ".h"l Roval Miners"—Wei- I oome to thr. Royai Singers" and 'Thomac's Invincible. F'!a.g? md bunting vrerr, placed across tae thoroughfare, and consider- able airittseiner-: was created by a large car- toon, wfcioh depicted p. none ri.r-ti.Wlîlg a coal tram, which ■,T*er* 'large the words, "Sriocese to the Coal Trj.ni." From the square tie »vooeBsion v^ejidpd 'iv. way to the Cardiff Arms, ••od i<hen Vnroegh anottte" r-tr^cw down :n'/C the snyi*e 7kln. -T, and ;¡.;ong "he =ii>xn ":iovo^ghfare to Pentve. •^s^.VfQ.ip n; A.o ,vb^a, &fu?r some birring spee-che?, had been de;:vered., the immeme concourse gradui-iy dispertcd.

140CAM WEDDING. WHJLDLMS—W'IjuLJLAM S The village of Drefaeh, .Oangelp.r. was ('1, fete on Tuesday, the occasion being The mar- riage of Miss M. E. W/illianus. daughter of Mr. Samuel Williams, Dyffrvn Mills, and Mr. G. Af. Williams, solicitor, Cardigan. The wedding took place in the old' Baptist. Chapel. Drefaeh, and the ceremony was performed by Dr. J. Gomer Lewis, uncle of the bride. Mr. James Stephens, solicitor. Cardigan, acted as best, man. The bride was given away by her father. Tlie bride carried a. beautiful bouquet of choice flowers. the pift of Dr. Gomer Lewis. The whole town was gaily decorated- Kine huge fe=toons were constructed, with suitable mottoes thereon. The festoon opposite Meiros Hall deserves special mention, a« it was made of wool of varum* colours. The beautiful emblem of heart united to heart was ekiilfully woven on one side, while the reverse bore the motto, "TTndeb Dedwydd. Booms of cannon war. heard at intervals during the day, which was observed as a. general holiday by the factory hands. The happy pair left Drefaeh by the night mail for London, where the honeymoon will be spent. The presents were both numerous and costly.

THE INDIAN COTTON DUTIES. At a meeting of the Indian ootton duties joint committee of employers and operatives, held at Manchester on Tuejtdav. a resolution wa« adopted expressing disappointment at the delay in replying to the Lancashire memorial on the Indian import duties, and trusting that the Secretary of State for India will take steps to bring the matter to a head without further delay, as trade is hampered by the existing uncertainty. existing uncertainty.

A Board of Trade inquiry is to be held at Swansea on Thursday. December 12 (a.s already foreshadowed by us), into the prohibition of steam-trawling in Swansea THv. THE GREAT BLOOD' PURIFIER- THOMPSON'S BURTKOK PILLS purify ibe foullest blood, and relieve everv disease of Stomach, 1'iver, iind Kidneys. Pure B!ood givrs Health Thous- 1, iind Kidneys. Pure Bloorl givrs Health Thous- •WMW have been cured by these, wonderful PiHs where could not be reached by any other medicine. Sc Id by all Chemists, in boxes. Is. lid. aud 2s. M- »* Sent by rail to any address e4350 A SPOTIJ&SS COMPLEXlOX.-Sulpholine Lotion clears off all imperfectione in a few days. Pimples, Blemishes, Irritating-, Objectionable Appearances Kedncss, Roughness, Tan, Uncomfortable Slcin Dis- "-RTiremente entirely fade awty. leavintr a beautiful ,k|n. Shilling bottle of Salpholine everywhere. Wonderful Medicine.—Kerniclc's Vegetable PiUs; headaches, iadieestion, nervous debility, Ac.. 'id-, Is. lid., and 2s. 9d. per box.—Sold eivery- where, e3806 i

WHAT CAN LEGISLATION DO DISCUSSION AT MONMOTJTH CHAMBER OF ABBICULTXTBB A general meeting of the Monmouthshire Chamber of Agriculture was held at the Grey- hound Hotel, Abergavenny, on Tuesday, when the subject for consideration was, "What Can Legislation Do to Relieve Agricultural De^Ares- f.ioi; V The president for the year (Mr Stephen L. Baker) o«;cupied the chair There v ar, a good att-ndanoo.—Eleven now members were elecled.—A long letter was: read from Mr. T. Col borne (now of Bath), who used to act as one of the delegates from 1 his chamber to the Central Chamber of Agriculture, in which he contended that, if l<-gisla.tion oould do nothing to relieve the depression > agricul- ture, it could, it least, act in the matter of "'■■fr;>ining_ from heaping of, increased taxation and by giving greater security by refraining from uu-Juk-iunie legislation. He thought, agricui- turai interests were hardlv likely to denve any heneni from further Royal Commissions, but lie t-houghT both the English and the Webh Commissiour, might have done good by obtain- ing, :ind long ago issuing, information on matters of interest He advocated cheaper railway and postal rates, and the simplification of the title to land.—Mr. Henry W-illianu, (Rod House, Llanarth), in introducing the subject, lem.'irked that it was known that the late Government—and he did not speak in anv spirit ot partisanship—repeatedly ask-td agri- culturists what the Government oould do for them. But nothing was done—perhaps ir was the fault of agriculturists. The present Government, he ibougirt, would like an answer to the same question but he thought it was likely tliat ihe presenr. Govefturmpt-had » pro- cramme of its own, although it was probably not too late 10 make suggestions. He noticed by the agricultural returns that a million acres less corn was grown in the coun- try this year than last, and as it wati known that 100 acres of corn employed at least three labourers ft would be seen that 50,000 labourers were driven off the land in one year. He thoughts when the death duties were re- arranged, there ought also to be a re-arrange- ment of the matter of local rating. Local rates. he thought, like J mpuia.1 rates, ought to be based upon it man's income. The .speaker urged that the Government should compel fair railway rates, and prevent preferential rates to foreign produce, an amendment of the Agricul- tural Holdings Act, an extension of the adul- teration laws and the Merchandise Marks Aui. a call for purity of the ingredients of beer, a reform of the currency. which he regarded of the utmost. importance; and alsc a demand thaT ali imported animals should be slaughtered &t the porI; of landing, so as ro prevent the spread of disease.—After a few worde from Mr. Leslie and. Mr. L»wis (Goytrey), a resolu- tion was moved thai, the recommedat-ions men- tioned by Mr. HenT Williams be approved.— Mr. T. Delaheld spoke in defence of the posi- tion of brewers.—Mr. G. H. Wood, an agent ■of the Bi-metailic League, advocated a return to the silver standard of currency.—The reso- lution was unanimously carried. ?-

SHOKTHORNS AS XILKEBS AN APPEAL BY MB. STBATTOIT, THE DTTFFBYN. The president of the Shorthorn Society, Mr. R. Stritton: uf The Duffryo, Newport, Mon., has sent the following latter to all members of the society: —Believing, as I do, that there is a strong feeling among many Shorthorn breeders that more encouragement should be given to the production of milk. and prizes offered at the howi3 for milking Shorthorns. which arc now much sought after by the dairy farmers of the United Kingdom, and xeeing that the Shorthorn Society has no available I hmd that can be drawn upon for the purpose, I venture, on my individual responsibility, to appeat to every member of the Shorthorn Society to assist, in rising '<. fund "or the special purpose of offering prizes Ai. the Tari ms county shows for 8bortborp cows in milk, ■s'lth a view to iUustra-'V +.ho capabilities r>f the Shorthorn as » milk prod^^er. I shall, there- fore, feel obliged Lf yov- will till "p /he encl osed form, and ra&um '-o me 1/1' yovT earliest con- venience, stating the amount you %r.- prepared to subscribe io 'hi* fund. tn the "vpnT of ■ c • r. appeal being successful, I purpose ceiling meeting of subsenbe-s ]r London during the 3m;thfieid Show w^et '-7;, consider the best n oano ot applying the money so offered."

THE CRI "'OR "PROTECTION. Mr. Ryar,h:e. Pnesidec*- jr. ihe &»•« of Tn-.de Ej>ea,king ai "rovdoo on n-tgisfc, io ,.he ooc n n-ied iiriprvi,v-flip^>rit ic ■-OZTi e °S. twi ied ••h*' v n jar* 11 ,T1 'V' 'b-sp'iv; whic-V: had <jrciTTe<i -i.'d i»'boar. **Thioh dTwe coni'iT*v>ir o. '4 T<tje coitntrr. H«- glao -0 ««« rhst, ^or*jrd: nc io ?.->e laie* '.r^r.rmaibw 4ho oi«- m Gla.f-ccv"- vould '•iotne £ c mji end He did nor. believe riwi Jn She doeftrme? of pJOOt.pct.iop ■'■ihev "Trnlct find KU" ^o'iwiion 01," the d:fficulties under ^•'bich ->ut ^r»de iabotired. We were a great exporting ""lonntry, .,710 (,> had vet ro learr tha" any pys+e^ri y: oror^'t'o^ wo "Id enable ti* more eff^orireH so fyvrrvp^^e with foreign nations •in Tie-Li<—ji vrunt""ie^ it would under a .system of free T%d«-. t>«v"n»ie if protection meant acytfiing ai t'it .it the -a-isirig of the price o* everysti'ng w*. con- p'jTned. Pt wouM, ii, his opinion. h.. a fc.r.eida'i poliev t-o adoprt any course tending -TO -norscse out' difficulty of competing viA foi-eign mauu- •raciturfrs.

SWANSEA AS A GRAIN CENTRE. The ship Halewood ha- iuet arrived in Swan- sea. having on board for MepsT*. Weaver and Co. 15.000 quarters of Califcrnian wh#»at said to be *he finest procurable, and costing up- wards of £ 2.000. The Halewood is the first ve>*sel to brime a wheswt oargo direct to s.wøn- «ea from S^i.n Franc'sco. and. as the anthracite trade with that port is being rapidly extended, and owt-ward cargoes are alwavs, consequents v. rhtainaible. it is be!ier?*d th^t Swansea will, in the course of time, become one of th-e most im- portant grann hnt>ort;'ng centre^ in the kingdom.

LOCAL NEWS ITEJeS At Aberdare Petty-sessions on Tuesday (before Mr. W. M. North, stipendiary. and other magistrates) Evan Leek, of the Royal Arms, Cardiff-street, was fined £ 2 10s. and costs, together with an order for the endorse- ment of -ae licence, for keeping his house open during prohibited hours. LIKEN T.AT'NDKHKD Curtains Cleaned. Carpets Bes.ten, Windows Cleaned. Red Crow Vans and Ladder. Tracks to all parts daily.—Cardiff Steam lAi-iidry, Carpet and Window Cleaning Compaav (Limited). Minny-street. Caihays. Cardiff. Send Post- cwtL 3w

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Escaped in Light Attire A THEATRICAL MANAGER TAKES A NIGHT TRIP. Hatless and Shoeless he Goes Out Into the Night. Followed by His Attendant. A -little lTKiri wi$k a haggard face softly opened the door of a flat-house in New York late on Saturday night, and. peer.ng up and down (the silt at. sick-walk". ran towards Columbus-avenue. A moment later a tall, heavily-boilt man came ouic of ihe h<ruee, and followed him. The first was George Keogh. known as the man w ho, as a thv-atneai manager, guided Mrs. Langtry safe;y through her first theatrical venrUTes The man who followed him wac an attendant employed by Mr*. Keogii to watch 'her .husband since he became insane, three weeks ago. Wliile the arrention of rhiu sitendant was momenteriiy di^rraooed Mr. Keogh slipped out of bed. put on his coat, and trousers, and escaped. Only the clatter of the defectives boot'? could be heard iw tile f.w1() men ran along, for Mr. Keogh was in his socks. As they reached Columbus- avenue a -2able car on the do'.x:n trip came along. Mr. Keogh hailed it and jumpsd aboard. So did the detective. The conductor took Mr. Keogh's luckel with as much composure ae if the spectacle of a wild-eyed man. without shoes or hat, were an everyday locideni in oahlft-car travel. The attendant, not wishing to irritate his charge, simply kept his eye on Mr Keogh, who, after remarking that lie was late tor re- hearsal, kept quiet until they reached Broad- way. Perhaps the sight of the Morton House and the Star Theatre, repealling old memories, stsrted him oft on a new lack, for as the ear trn-ed into louver Broadway he left the car and ran down Fourteenth-street, to J'ifth- »Yec«e, then, iurning up the avenue, he stopped at a house where lived one of his pro- fessional friends. The friend carne to the door ill answer to the ringing of the LieJl, recognised Mr. Keogh, who was performing a aort of Indian war daroe on the steps, and took him in. Here, after a time, Mr. Keojrh gradually grew <mJ1'l1('l". aDd finally consented to enter 9. cab, and be taken home. Mrs. Keogii. who had been scouring the city in. search of her husband 4-no had cajfiod an alarm to lIE sept out from Police Headquarters, presently returned to find, him tafe m tl*e care of Dr. Peck, his phy- sician. Mr. KeoghV insanity arises from the agonies of ewer, from which he hae been slowly dying during the la&t two years. For a considerable time his mind showe dsigns of weakening, but only recently was it necessary' to put him under restraint. Mr Keogh is now fifty yearf old, and for more than twenty-five years ot his lite ha* been connected with the business end of theatrica.1 management.

BRITAIN AND HER COLONIES DEVELOPMENT OF A MUTUAL ItlADE. The Press Association learns that the Secretary for the Colonies has issuM a dispatch 00 the Governors of the Colonies on the question or" trade with t-he United Kingdom. Mr. Chamberlain says he is impressed with the extreme importance of securing &s large a share a* possibk of the /nntual trade of the United Kinadom and Colonies for British producers and manu- facturers. whether located in the Colonies or in the United Kingdom. In the first pia.ee, therefore, he wishes tc investigate thoroughly the extent to which, in etch of the Colonies, foreign imports of any kind have displaced, OT are displacing, similar British goods And the causes; of such displacement. The various Colonial Governments are invited •» f^nd returns as soon as possible, for which: purpose on elaborate schedule of classified hst nf commodities is appended to the dispatch.

ANALYSIS OF THE WATER THE EIDEMIC AT PONTAR- DAWE. The analysis of the now disused Pontar- dawe supply received from the Barter io- lojncsu Society states that a large number of ool: oommunis were found ;r the Sample supplied These are not actual y typhoid hacilF. bu* are akin to it. producing aoure « djarrhrea. Dr G. Griffith?, the medical officer. oon-ffiders this confirms the -ides "hat the water auestion wts the cause of ..he outbreak. SUGGESTED OKIGJN OF THE OUT- BREAK S-ir,—it seems that tthe oanse o" vitoe '.•mhcid' =r Pon+ardftwe lme not been discovered. j -.h InY omnion. '• is not improbabV j •.xwon may lie traced, to the cemeteries placed TO the hills. 7 have personally Know:; oi' .lois 111'. oupbreak 'Teourincr -n a ullage UK'f. c to » -*«wneier\ upon high yrroimd mile vw*ix :-he ^nioiatioo from the burial erouri-ct, 09/^inc rairough the fissure of thp strata and polluting the water-courses or wells. If Teme^erv is plaoed on a heitrht above a village, fi\e result is sure tn come—po'soned waterJ| tvnhoid fever.—I am. &< T BUCKLEY WILSON. F.R.I.B.A. Swansea, Deoembe- 2.

PEMBEOKESHIEE FAILTJEE. | The Official Receiver. Mr. Thos. Tboma^. of M Carmarthen, was at Haverfordwest on Tuesday, :m and called upon the two members of the late '«| firm of Davies. George, and Davies. took sion of the offices in Spring Gardens, ani dis- charjred the staff of four clerks who had been engaged there winding up the affairs of the firm. A representative of the Official Receiver will 1* put in possession to-day (Wednesday).

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