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PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. | CARDIFF. I JHEAT E E JJOTAL %*?d-M;»nager Mr- EDWARD FLETCHER. Kr .NIOHT .Ml.VI.AY). MARCH 16th, bnr £ £ .GE EDWARDES- LONDON COMPANY, U1=r the Matia^eruenb of Mr. E. B. Normaai, in AN ARTISrS MODEL, lllte8t London Muticsi Success from the Tivric arid xs .Theatre, wliere it lias lately completed its First Year's London Run. Briul Company. Rht irid Beautiful Mmic. "ij^^nt-ed Orchestra, and Powerful Chorus, "ew Ma^niticent ycenery Specially Painted. Patriotic Song-, "Hanis Oit' encored live times Costumes. Nightly. 4 I? CœtuDles. Brilliant Spectacle. Waint Dances and Song's, cu A Modern Up to Date Musical Plav. Onp^J. 11 at u"' rhe«tri Royal THIS WEEK Ifai-ok -Morning: Performance Only, 011 Saturday Next, jv. 21. gox Plan N t>-v Open. 6d. to £ 2 2». Early Boors 6.30 (6d. extra). Bf i 'ien 7.0, Commence 7.30. Office at .Mc.sars. Thomr^Dn and Shackell's, «-J^j^trr-Pt. Telephone No. 521. *°NDAY NEXT, March 23rd, RETURN VISIT of CHARLEY'S AUNT. 43612 ?(-J- fiAND THEATRE The Premier Theatre of Wales. and Manager -Mr CLARENCE SOUNES. ^To-night AND DURING THE WEEK, a'*d Important Engagement of Miss Cynthia a'((-ke, Hupported by kirst-ciass London Company, 14 the New Play, entitled, jJ"°HN QHETWYNDS "^yiFE. b By F. C. PHILLIPS'. open at Seven: commence 7.30. Box office at Theatre Daily Ten to Four. Telephone 725. Still •?*—I^ress Circle 2s. Upper Circle 2s., J;ar, Is. 6d., Pit L> Back Pit 9d., Gallery 6d. to 1>001S Extra. second Pi-ice at Kmc o'clock all part&. ?erl!e Attraction for MONDAY NEXT, March 23rd, t. TRILBY. I First Time in Cardiff. 43625 li E JgjMPIRE IÐnaging Director ..OSWAT.D STOLL. TONIGHT. TWO PERFORMANCES. THE EMPIRE PROGRAMME. THE EMPIRE PRICES. "^NSFERRKD FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY TO THE PHELHARMONIC-HALL. i ST. M->KY-STREET, DURING THE COMPLETION OF THE fro* NEW EMPIRE BUILDINGS, "wog erected ou the Enlarged Site of the Old Empire. TO-NIGHT, at the ^LHARMONIC-HALL. ST. MARY-STREET. The following Emoire Company:- AUSTRALIAN QUINTETTE Vocalists, and Violinists. Winners of b°ld Prize Medals at E'steddfod Competitions. CHARLES CHAPLIN, dramatic and Light Comedy Vocalist. THE BRADY AND JOHNSON SKETCH R jv „ COMBINATION. Stuart, May NieWi-s, Albert Brady, and Marie Jaiu^n. MISS R. VERA. Vocalist and Dancer. AZELLA WII.SON, Aceomp.ifhed and Beautiful Gymnast. ALFRED RIVERS, Character Comedian. 11188 CISSY MAUR ION, Song and Dance Ai cj-tc. ERASER and MAC, The Mu:-)' A' Comedy Experts. « Next Week— ulfl8on Comhluaiiou of Academy." fame in ft n>w sketch, entitled I fr-—NEWPORT. XpMPIRE Director OSWALD STOLL. £ TO-NIGHT. KAllMAN-snid ViLLIEIi.3, u £ lV*p,nin& I'OTTIJS COLLARD, MAUD DALMA1NE, OWLNT WELSH QUARTETTE, BOSK DALF, v Tlie Musical HIGHLEYS: Week TONY WILSON and CLOwy. Week TONY WILSON and CLOwy. GTOKIA THE AT RE M°NDAY, MARCH 16, FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY, apeeiq Engagement of MISS "HMMA HUTCHISON'S c*U'i:.Ci{|, CDMEDV COMPANY, under the direction cf Mr. Percy Hutchison. IV PJNK DOMJNOS. Ea&h Eveiunt; by MARY'S SECRET. •p. NEXT WEEK—A SKCJ?ET CIMME. 6^ :—Stalls, 3r~ uit state, 2s.; balcony, Is. K*Jlerv, 6d- PONTYPRIDD. ROYAL CLARENCE THEATRE, **01^,4. PONT YPRIDD. 1 nffor8 Me«p>. TRENCHARD and JONES. Mr n TO-NIGHT, if 7.45. F.\NV' Howard WATSON'S POWERFUl, COM- flic ;ti;ii!v-fUC-esnful MILITARY DRAMA, "POAD TO FORTUNE. Y" Ma,vh ?3r' RET\]RN VISIT O? the ''WVBY A(tro-, Miw, GO-WON-GO MOIIAWK. in BOct °"V"X0-MA-H," i lie INDIAN MAIL CARRIER. Iff^U 2"g Office, Mt'fiHB. Thonipfeon and Shackell's 5^»^ehL^usp^Taff^treet^Prives^2^2^m SALES BY AUCTION. SAI.K iO-:»IORROW. (| if' CUSTOM HOU.SK-STitEET, CARDIFF. JLVJ Et>S8RS. TAYLOR and SON will I'th/ SELL hv AUCTION, on TUESDAY. March JtOUsvT ^under 'listresn for xcnt), a quaatitv of "OLD P'URNITURE, incl;iciing Chipoendale ,1rft Pianfi .V-f £ *!■> at. Tmi 1 fT>l"liJ 17 PTJBliIC NOTICES. Q Hand THEATRE SERVICES. &EXT SUNDAY, MARCH 22. I ^ls Jf°TlCE TO NEWSAGENTS W H. SMITH and SON" hep to announce j, u*Tft OPENED for WHOLESALE PUR- a> NEW PREMISES at STB AND HOUSE. ^Tlf-EOAD, CARDIFF. e5159 ?V niakc,^ yonr Trousers? Bishop, Car ? d-,l Tailor, 50, Queen-street. e5167 Cratse VET DECORATORS. DAVIS AND SON • PAINTERS, GLASS, OIL. AND PAPER-HANGING MERCHANTS, 11. QUEKN STREET. DYE WORKS, ETC. JF YOU WAINT~YOUR CLOTHES NICELY CLEANED, GO TO HOEBS^DYEE. 1. NELSON-TERRACE. TANCY GOODS AND TOYS. fjl A^YlKjODST-TOY S7~&c;TW'holesa.ie ? Why, at COMLEY and SON'S, 23, MOIRA TERRACE. CARDIFF. Close to New Infirmary. FURNITURE. EVAN A COMPANY. LIMITED THE CARDIFF FURNISHERS," HT. MARY-S'f'TtFET A ND DUKE-STREET. GARDEiN BEBDS. WE. ALKER, 5, Queen-stre.et. and t T v 10, North-street, Cardiff.—Agricultural, Garden, and Flower Seeds, and Seed Potatoes in all varieties. E5119 GENERAL GOODS. GENERAL GOODS of all description?? ?? Shopkeepers can get ayhnost every bliin^ they want, a.t very Lowest Waolesale Prices, at OOMLEY and RON'S, 23, iloira-terracs;, Cardiff. Close to New Infirmary. _m_?-m_- GLASS, CHINA, AND WARE. T'T"LASS" CHINA, AND WAKE" \x Everybody says COM LEY'S is the) Ijareeft and Beet Placc for all Shopkeepers to fro. ??-?-??, ?_n?n_?-?- -?-?- GROCERIBS. DAVID JONES & co., LIMITED THE PKOPLB'S FOOD PROVIDERS, Tli,, Firefft Btlbter Is. Id. per lb Call at Wtu»rton-«trflflt. HABERDASHERY, STATIONERY. ABERDASH ERY~T^TATK>N I?RY~KF7T if Shopkeepers, for your own sake, go t. COMLEY and SON'S, 23, Moira-terrace, Cardiff. Close to New Infirmary. RHEUMATIC CUBE. FOR FULL PARTICULABSrAPPLY TO PHIL PHILLIPS. 24^ ST. MARY-STREET. TEA. DAVID JONES and CO. Limited -a-? FOR FINEST TEA IN THE MARKET. CALL AT WHARTQN-STREET. THE CHOOLA TEA COMPANY^ TEA GROWERS AND EXPERTS, I'ARK HALL BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. TYPEWRITING. ANIEL OWEN AND CO". (Limited) Leijal Work, Specifications, Estimates, and all Branches of Typewriting executed on the Shor e3t Notice. Terms on application. WESTERN MAIL BUILniNGS, CARDIFF WHERE TO LUNCH. HE" SCOTIA" RESTAURANT LUNCHEO NS, TEAS, DT KN ERS O, DUKE-STPJ-:ET. R. J. HEATH AND SONS HANOFORTRS hy•—BROADWOOD, Schiednoayer, Collard. Enrd, Kirkman, Rapa, Brinernead, Stoeinvay, Hoftkinsou, Btchstein, Chalien, Neumpytr &o., &c- ORGANS by:—MASON and ^AMLIN, Bell, Smith, Garf enter, Stc:li:1g, Story and Clark, Doherty, Karn, &c., Ac., and armoniums by Alex- tader Ac., fic. A FULl, CONCERT GRAND, 71 'Octaves, by the genuine an1 celebrated firm, SCHIEDMAYEH, for Hire, for Concerts, &c. ftVRGEST POSSIBLE DISCOUNTS FOR CASH. fcXPERIENCKD TUNERS VISIT ALL PARTS OF SOUTH WAI.ES PERIODICALLY. REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED RTI FIRST CLASS AND EXPERIENCED LONDON WORKMEN. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR FLACES OF WOR- SHIP, INSTITUTIONS, AND SC300LS. Before Purchasing, do not fail to ';Pnd for our Price Lists and Verdict of 900, and Compare our Prices and Terms with other Houses. SHOWROOMS— 51. QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF: 70, TAPT-STREET, PONTYPRIDD and 31, WINDSOR-ROAD, TENARTH. AGENCIES AT ABERAYON. UADOXTON -BARRY, CAERPHHiLY, BRIDGEND. MAESTEG, CANVASSERS WJVNTKD 1N \I.I, PARTS. ON GOOD UUAIM1SS1QN. e534 ilvJiii'ON S OiUGlNAl "■ For Females 1 For Females Orlv BENEDICT Pri.LS. Only. RIY HOUSANDS of Testimonials have JL been received from a!! parts. Females of all azef3 should take them. They at once remove all obstructions, no mat-far how r.lxt-iiiate or from what- ever cause arising. In boxes 7id., Is. l^d, and 2s. 9d. Sent Poft, Free, under cover. Id. extra, direct by the proprietor, G. D. Horton, M.P.S. (from the Birming. ham and General Lying-in HOSplbl), Aston House, Arton-road, Birm'n^ham.—Agent* Cardiff—A. Hag-on, Chemist, 39, Bridge-street, and 11, Bute-street. Mer- thyr—Wills.. Chemist, Georgetown. Swansea—Iioyd, Chemist, Oxford-street, Newport—Younfr, C'lie- mist, Hijfh-street. Camnot be had from other Chpmipt.S. N.B.—None genuine UIIIPM bearirijf "G. D. Horton," in red across each label. Letters atutwerpd fiee. e54 PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. I THE EVENING EXPRESS." WORDS. ONfE. THREE SIX TIMES. TIMES. I j TIMES. TIMES. 20 Words. 0 6 10 16 30 Words 0 9 1 6 2 3 40 Words. 1 0 2 0 3 0 -¡- 50 Words 1 3 2 6 3 9 Notice to Advertisers. IMPORTANT.—Advertisements to be cla-seifled must reach this office by 10.30 a.m.; but they can. be inserted no to 4.45 p.1II. under heading of TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. The above charges apply only to consecutive ia- sertiona of following cJaes of advertisement*: Situationa Wanted or Offered, Apartments, Money Wanted, Paiftnerships. Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Businesses, Houses. Shope, Offices to Let or Sell, Specific, Artic.ies for Sale Privately. If the insertions be not consecutive, or if payment be not made previous to publication, the credit rates will be charged. Name and Address to be counted. Ordure sent through the post to be accompanied by Postal Order or Halfpenny Stamps. Cleques, Postj.1 and Post-office Orders should be crc&eed and made payable to Mr. D. Watkin Thomas. AdM-rtisements are reooivsd also at the following aub-cfficet;: — NIjWPORT TREDEGAR-STREET. SWANSEA CASTLE-STREET. MERTHYR VICTORIA-STR WCT. PONTYPRIDD 4a, TAFF-STREKT. HEAD OFFICES:- CARDIFF; ST. MARY-STREET. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Name* at any Pot-oftie. Letters addressed to Initial* or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the advertiser or onu of the offices of the Western Mail COPIES ONLY of testimonials should be enclosed (not originate) "Apply at the Evening Express," means that the address of the advertiser can be obtained at the "Evening Express" office on personal application. If required to be sent by post, two stamps must be en- closed. The boxes provided for answers to advertisements appearing in the "Evening Express" are not intended for any other purpose whatever, and cannot be allowed to be used for the distribution of printed or written adverthlng circulars or announcements of any kind. N.B.—To avo.d delay all letters containing adver- tisements should have the words "Advertisement t" on the EBTelope. LAND TO LET. Land To be Let in best neighbourhood of Cadox- ton. moderate ground rent and fees; respectable builders financed.—Apply J. P. Jones, Richards and Ludgeii, 18, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. e5166 J t> MONEY. H/r ONEY TO LEND. Easy Repayments. Reasonable Interest. Strict Privacy. THREE POUNDS TO A THOUSAND. Call or write to R. PHILLIPS, 18, CHURCH-STREET, e9057d CARDIFF. MONEY LENT tn NOTE of HAND, WITHOUT FEES, sureties, publicity, or delay, to Any Respon- sible Person, in Tnwu or Country. STRICTLY PRI- VATE ADVANCES from 25 UPWARDS. RE-PAT- MFNTS arranged to suit the borrower's convenience —CENTRAL ADVANCE BANK, 40, WOOD-STREET, CARDIFF.—S. HARRIS, Manager. >42255 Those in Want of Cash are Recommended to Apply to the Provincial Union Bank, 1, Que^n-square, Bristol, or to the District .Agent, E. W. Weber, 3, Working-street, Cardiff. e4550 APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS TO LET AI»V ERTISEMENTS inserted under this heading ,<w -the -{oUoTrfog piepsid rates: — 20 words. 1 day, 6.:1 ..3 day. Is 6 days. 111. 6d Comfortable Furnished Apartmenta, every con- venience suitable for married couple.—la. Well- field-road, ROHTH Park, Caidiff. e9U55u20 PenairtQi.—OomfoKable Furnished Apartments nice view; use of piano; suit one or two Young Gentlemen; terms moderate.—Apply 0 5, Evening Express, Cardiff. e9051ul7 1'ena.rth.—To Let, Two Nice Large Rooms, unfur- nished, in respectable neighbourhood.—Apply O 4, Evening Express. Cardiff. e.n050ul7 Pleasant sunerior Apartments.—St. Martin's, 68, C( 31 way-road. Canton. Cardiff 941u21 Mriiitjjomery»ih'u>—Apartments—3 Sittinf;-rooms, 5 Bedrooms; trout tishinir in lake, Rivet Vvrniew. and other streams.-—Appiv F. B. Jones. Llanerfyl, Weisih- pool. 721:118 First-class Front Apartmerts, now Vacant, within five minutes of Exhibition and Stations.—33, Charles- street, Can1iff. 74411111 Beaufort Villa, 12, Cowbridge-road, Carditl.— Superior Apartments. 616ul6 MISCELLANEOUS. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to InitiaJs or Fictitious Names at any Post-office. letters addressed to Initials w- Fictitious Names must bear the address of the advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail. How to CrvstalLise Oranges, splendid for d»aaert; Make Apple Hc-dijehotr, Apple Ginger, Apple Sauce, Apple Snow, Apple Tea, Ginger Bread, Ginger Snaps, Lemonadp, Lemon Puffa, I*mon Jumbles, I.emon Barley Water, Seed Cake, Sultana Cake, Victoria Oakw, Raisin Cake, Breakfast Cakes, Hurlingham Cake, Chelsea Buns, liinhurv Cakes, Cottagers' Cske, and over 200 other valuable rec pes in Smith's (new) Encyclopedia, pr c e 7d.—Address Jas. SmitJi, Nurseryinau, Horsted Keynes, Sussex. Full Mrs. faction guaranteed. c5068 A. and"Alacnau^liton, Woollen Manufacturers to the Queen, Pitlochry, Scotland. Novelties in Tex- tile Fabri'W. A and" J. Macnaujliton. Pitlochry, issue New Patterns—SutLings from 2s. M. Ladies' Tweeds from Is. a yard. A and J. Macnaughtou, Pitlochry, Sell Direct to Wearers Choice Costume Serges! Black, Indigo, and Colours. A" and -L Maonaughton, Pitlochry, supply Tweeds fciid Serges at Mill Prices. Parcels 20s. Value Carriage Paid. e5131 Uf-ers oFand Dealers in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Washable Distempers, Damp Fluid, Enamel, Black- ing. etc., will find it advantageous to communicate t/itli T. F. Chambers and Co.. Oxford-street, Hull X B. Price list sent upon receipt of trade card. e9009 Is Your Watch "n¡:¡-? The Beat and Cheapest Phr.p in Cardiff for the Repair of Watches of every description, English or Foreign, is 38, Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by Janus Keir, for ten years with Mr. Spiridioa. Clocks and Music Boxes Cleaned and Repaired. e4202 ARISTOTLE'S WORKS, complete Coloured Plates genuine edition; 30 st-snips. "Paris by Night, or Gay Life in Paris" (illustrated). 30 stamps, post — £ Bowser, 27, Ronsliaw' street, Liverpool. < Established 1932. Patronise the Old Firm. ea!80 -?- MUSICAL. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted under this heading at the following prepaid rates: — 20 words, 1 day, 6d. -.3 days. Is .6 daya. Iii. 6d. PIANOFcTr'IE lessons given by Young Lady to suit pupils after business hours; terms moite- rate.—MISS F. EVANS, 24, Goivbridge-road, Car- diff. ebolls WANTED. AD\ ERTISEMENTS inserted under this heading at the following prepaid rates;- 20 words, 1 day, 6d 3 days, Is 6 days. Is. 6d. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Ward robes purchased orders promptly attended to cash remitted same day as parcel received.—Mrs. North, 14, Caroline-street, Cardiff. __e2Wuid_ BICYCLES. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted under this heading at the following prepaid rates: — 20 words, 1 day, 6(1 3 days, Is 6 days. Is. 6d. The .iohn~<Jrfilitins"iCyci(T~Corporatioii, Ltd., bc^ng the World-s Largest Agents, are able to secure the best agencies and supply cycles at lowest prices for cash or on easy payments. Sole agents for Humber. Swift, Singer, and Dunlop Cycles. Depot—57, Qt" cu-street. Cardiff. *5145 New Cycle Lock, with Key, Poat Free Six Stamjje; R«paire, Plating, and Stove Enamelling promptly and cheaply at trade prices; no job too difficult. none too small.—Morris Bros., Pontypridd el947 CLERKS AND MANAGERS. Counting Hou^e.—Wanted, in First-claw Drapery Concern, a smart, well-educated Youth as Apprentice to the Counting House.—Apply No. 894, oare of Locke's Advertising Offices, Newport, Mon. 990u21 Wanted, a respectable Office Boy; must be quii'k an,.l. smart—Apply, by letter only, in own nand- writing, stating wages. &c., to J. Richard Thonias, Auctioneer, 2. Duke street, Cardiff. 43612 Mr. Ch. Barfoot, Itiroiporated Accountant, has a Vacancy for an Articled Pupil.-Apply to U\rltorl- che-nibers, High-street, Newport- 919-i^U Occasional Boiler inspector Wanted for South Wales by a Boiler Insurance Company; must thoroughly nnderatand the construction and work- ing of all classes of boilers, and be competent to make entire examinations, take dimensions. and report thereon.—Address, stating age, experience, &c.. Inspector, care of W. H. Smith and Son, Adver- tising Agents, Manchester. Kdoma pe Howell and Co., -the Cardiff Drapers." Cardiff, have Vacancies for Clerks Accustomed to the Roujiue of a Draper's Counting-house; applicants roust state Uiftir pxoeri^npe and PREMISES. FOR SALE For Sale, Two Well-built Villas on Mackintosh Estate; weeklv rentals, 11a.; t»rK:U° to immediate purchaser.—Apply 122,. Diana-street Card ff. euit TO LET. ADVERTISEMENTS inaerted under this heading at the following prepaid atefl Ai, 20 vrrds 1 day. 6d -.3 days. Is 6 days. Is. 6d. To Let, Large Shop and Dwelling-house; also large DwelGing-house in a good thoroughfare. Botli pre- mises have large dry oeKars underneath; rents very moderate.—Apply to Mr. H. G Farrell, The .^rcade Chambers, St John'e-square, Cardiff. To LetT'March 23. 30, Paik-street, Temperance', town.—Anply, 19, Richmond-road, Cardiff■_ e306juJ-a Newport-Sad, No. 25 (near Taff and Stations); eleven rooms and tiath-room fitted hot ana cold; large garden; now being panted and deco- rated throughout; rent, £ 75 per annum. APP'y Jackson. 20, Pedford-street, Cardiff. 745ul»_ To Leit, 68, Wyndtmm-crescent; two sitting-rooms, five bedrooms; hot water bath, &c.—Applv_ o/, Hamilton-street, Caidiff. 703u18 I ouble Gordon Villa, 41, Partridge-road, Cardiff ,do" house; four reccption-rooms, five bedrooms, dressing ar-d l»tli room, kitchen, kc. good, —_——■ Ufh —To" Let.. Two SENII-DCT^hpfl ViHes, eacii containing three reception and seveji bed roomfs; bath, hot and cold; good garden.—Apply B., New Market-street. TJpk. J^±L- Llandaff—To Let immediately, Penrliiw; well situated; every convenience; good garden, house, &-c.; moderate rent.—Apply Next Door. 659ul( To Let, 797"Stacej'-road 25th March; ten ronm«, bath, conservatory, >Vc.—Apply Sessions and Sons (Limited), Penarth-road, Cardiff. 658uI7 To LeT715rt^hiirdTvIila, 447Cowbridge-road —Apply Mr. Geo. Rf'f'S, 28, St. Mary-street. Cardiff 593u16 I-line street-, eight rooms, l.ath, w.r. (12s V, Douole-fronted Det-vrhed Villas. Albany-road; Work?ho)is. Pla^- iiewvdd-rond. —Apply 138. Castle-road. Cardiff. "jg To Let,"22 and 24, Turner-road. Canton hot and cold bath; papered throughout; back entrance; key at 27. Lionel-road. Also 3, Lincoln-street —Aonly John Davies. Wharf, C'ard'ff. 587ulb 158. Cowhrfdge-road. to Let: part, used as siir- gery.—A-,>ply Dr. James. Canton, Cardiff. "SemrdeTached^vnfa^frTPTnartb—imni'ediate posses- f-ion-with six bedrooms—No. 8, Paget-place. _yfpr_'rge Peil. 1, Paget-terrace. Penart.h o59"I& TV» T«et, P«narth, 4, Herbert-terrace; centirajly situated; 'immediate posswsion —Fcr terms and to view applv Edmunds, House Agent. Penarth. n 4081120 "ToTetrRockl-aze, 17, 'Hie Parade, Cardif f.desirable residence, in centre of the town in splendid oondi- Ho,, filred out with aW the most modern domestw apTr'iance.s; hot and cold water baths; indoor lava- tories; moderate rental, with immediate posse^nn^- Applv Samuel, 1, Pembroke-terrace, Cardiff. »1964_ ~M Park-place. Cardiff.—This most desirable Resl- rtence is to I Let or Sold on very Th-. house contains dming-room, about 24ft. 'a -m»«. T rd"i!ib"Kr?^™te £ "sXv: c'oaKroom, lavatory, w.c., large_ icircnen,^ china pantrv, larder, and other offices, all on floor, wirh two la,rge additional roon« m b.wment. On the first floor th-re are a nia;niifieent dr^i room, about 3Cft. by 24ft., with two bow w_nd^vs sn elegant boudoir, with a bow ^ndow. and two hed rooms, a dressing room, w.c., and bathroom. }n t e upper floors there are six other room*, makm-in all eight bedrooms and four reception-rooms. The dining-room, drawing-room, boudoir, and P^'paJ bedroom command extensive view« over the Catha.vs Park.—For further partAculsrs »Pl»y to F. K. Kainey, W'eotem Ma^ Office^ Cardiff. The South Wales, Monmouthshire Property Regis- te" for Mari-h Free on Application or Poot-Hem and Pei twee, House Agents, Auctioneers, Valuers, &c., Cardiff. Comfortablv-furnished Ten-roomed IloiiFke, near to Exhibition, from May to September^-Particulars *nd terms apply N 86. Western Mail Office, Cardiff. [u!6 DWETJJNG-HQrj.^s TO BE SOLD. IJsnishenT-—For Sale or to Let, Three pleasantly- siti.ated Villas, near station < very convenieUce.— T H?wker, 6. Chvirc.i-te.rrace. LlAHIR^liei;. 937u21 PorTtVi^dd-(NeaiOT^For^Saie, ft'H0"*8 ? average yioss rentals for last six years £ 177; ground rent £ 18; lease about. 50 years uTOXPjr*1; Rcni and Pertwee, Au<;t«or.tei-s, Cardiff- mauia Cctiwav-roa'L—^Commodious Villa Residence U> he Let or Sbl<I; five bedr.>onis nwlerii buitt. « Clarke anil C'o., Cambrian-chambers. Cardiff- «^uia Oakfield-street.—Well-built Villa Itesujenccs. in ex- '.client repair, to be Let or Sold.—Charles Clarke end Co.. Cambrian-chambtirs. Carraff. »4Miia For Sale, Pronertv, in Centre of Cardiff lease 990 rvears.—For particulars apply to George JenkiM, 39, Upper G< or'-c-f tree.t, Cardiff. 753n18 Tand^ 2, Shakspeare-street (Castle-road end); low ground rent.-Apply Shepherd, 1, Frederiekjfltreet, Cardiff. 704til8 For Sale, Five Cottages, Canton (near New Park); excellent investment; small capital required i>cB lOWr._N 99. Western Mail. Cardiff. 6371117 I le- p Tand^ 2, Shakspeare-street (Castle-road end); low ground rent-—App^y Shepherd, 1, Frederiekjfltreet, Cardiff. For Sale, Five Cottages, Canton (near New Park); excellent investment; small capital required i>cB lOWr._N 99. Western Mail- Cardiff.. 127 Woodville-road.—For Co'.iversion into Shop or to'T^t—Evans and Hughes, Auctioneers, I^o"gh- chambers, Wharton^treet, Cardiff; 58Sulft__ DOGS. AD%*EI?T1SEMENTS inset-tea undef tins heading at the following prepaid rates: — m words. 1 dav, 6d 3 davs, Is 5 diys, It. M. Prize-bred and splendid pedigree Fox Terrier Pup- pies For Salt.—T. Smith and Co., King-streel, Car- marthen. e9052ul7 k Moog, MISCELLANEOUS SALES. AI>VFRT1SEMENTS inserted under this heading at tliS following juepeid rates:— s 20 words. 1 dr»% 6d ..3 days. Is .6 days, Is. 6d. Greens, (Jreeiw, Savov, and Plain Cl&bl),tge. Grfti)s 3s. per cwt. Turnip' Greens 2s. 6d.—Harding, Monachty Farm, Maindv, Ca.idiff. e9054ul7 For Sa#le, 1^ Horse-power Gaa Engine in workiug order; a bargain.—Apply, 349, Cowbridge-road, Car- diff; e9032ul6 Camera For Sale, diishee, &c; cheap.—Stone. 42, De Burgh-street, Cardiff. e9046ul6 Earthenware and China.—Seconds 92 Orates; best S3, or will send 15 dozen Seconds Articles for 17s. 6d. Write for lists.-WEBB and 00., Longton Std- fordshire Potteries. eo039 AVante<l, 500 Workmen to Wear MitcheH's Home- made Boots.—3, Caroline-street, off St. Marv-svreet, C90601118 1.000 Business Carils, Memorandums, or Billheads, M. 10,000 Useful Handbills, 8s. 6d. samples free.— yisher end Co., Machine Printere. Broadmead, Bris- e4419 DBESSMAKERS. ADVERTISEMENl>i inserted under this heading at tbe following prepaid rates: — 2H +oids, 1 day, 6d.3 days, Is 6 dayn. Is. 6d. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to I)wtial6 or Fictitious Names at any Post-office. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Namw must, bear the address of the advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail. Miss Harper, Dressmaker. Ladies' Materials made up newest style, good tit; costumes from 76.-Apply, 16, Brook-street, Riverside, Canton. e9062ul8_ hifil thoroughly experienced Young lady to lake Charge of Workroom. -Howell Bros., Penarth. 973ul8 Milliner.—Wanted, experienced Milliner for good class trade; Welsh; able to sene in showroolll.- John Stcpltens. London House, HaiKiiio. 955ul9 Millinery-. Wanted, ¡'n experienced Milliner aecus- I ic-med to good claes trade.—State two last situations. -Apply Haghes and Co,, T\\c Fazaar, Llanel^v. u16 MilIiuor>. Wanted immediately, Fiiet Hand Mil- liner; full particulars and photo. Also Assistant Milliners.-Apply D. H. Lewis and Company, Neath. — 914 u20 Millineiv—Wanted, experienced Milliner for good- clt'ss Trade; Welsh; able to serve ijt showroom.— John Stephens, London House, l,land;lo. 791ul6 Miii'uery Wanted, a thoroughly experienced Milliner.-Apply, with fall particulars, Henry Thomas, Draper. Fontardulais. 795ul9 Wanted, Apprentices anri imiirovers to the f)ress and Mantle Making—Applv to Whitaker and jones, 19, Westboume-cresc»nt, Cardiff. 768ul8 Dr«*making. Wanted, an experienced Dressmaker; able to manage workroom; good fit and style indis- pensable.-Apply, giving full particulars, D. 8. Thomas, The Bazaar. Pentre. 759ul8 Dra.pwy-Wantea immediately, a practical Milliner to Take Enure Charge of Showroom; also good, strong Boy as Apprentice.-SlIoffiucl aud Thomas, Sengherith. ??? 718ul8 Millinery.—Wanted immediately, thoroughly ex- perienced Milliner, able to Serve Through; good references indispensable.—Jones, Manchester House, Ebbw Vale. ??? 730ulB MiHinery. Wanted, Stylish MKliner; take own orders and serve in showroom; Weish.—Apply L. Smith. Ancbor HQuse, Pentre, Rhondda. 607ul6 Milinei'j. Wanted, gtyiish Young Lady; five or six ye-irs experience; able to serve and take charge of showroom.—Apply James Kvans, 80, Commercial- road, Newport. 629ul6 Millinery. Wanted, a Stylish Milliner; able to serve full particulars.—Apply O. H. Jones, 65, Pa^-et- street. <-rangetown C^,(]ift. 532ul6_ Wantell an experienced Dressmaker; to manage wtirkroom; good fit ;uid style.—Applv W. P. Thomas, Glasgow Hou^ AlierUlIeiV. 570ul6 Wanted, a stylish, experienced Milliner; to Serve in Showroom when Required.—Apply W. P. Tliomu Glasgow House. AhgrHlUry, | 569i:16 8HOP ASSISTANTS. SHOP ASSISTANTS WANTED Drapery.—Jones &;„} p,j Dt'at)ers. pontvpridd. have a Vacancy for Ji.mior Hand; state salarv and how long in hade. l0û6u18 Wanted, .Tijuior Y^ing Man for~T>rjt;sr.V; one with knowledge of -tiutftttiiig preferretl. Also an Improver and an Apprentice.—Buckland, Diwper, Barry Dock. IM71,31 Grocer WTanted at once; in- doors.—Apply J. William*, Grocer, Cowbri<lge-road, t-^rdiff. 974ul3 T ^T'" -—Wanted, Young Men and Junioi-s —Api>lv Jonn Jones and Sc»n, Manchesfer Houw, Merthyr. [ul8 Salesman Wanted prood window and ticket writer • rcferc-ncp indispensable. — Apply TT.geNtone Pawnbroker, 110, Ck>wbridge-roa<l, Canton^ Car- 10OTu21_ Boots and OuUitting.—Wanted at once, experienced M}irager for Boot Department, and good Junior for Ql'tfitti 11 g. —Apply Liverpool House, Newport. (S89nl3 To Grocers.—Wanted, strong, active Juniors for General Grocery Welsh.—Apply, full particulars, to O. George, Merchant, Hirwain. 874u20 ^oeers.—Wanted, an Apprentice to the Grocery Irade—Apply, etatiug age and reference, to A. Cule. Pentre. 916u20 To Orocers.—Wanted, a good, useful, pushing Hand to the Grocery; must go "ut with horse and cart oc ;?.sio!ia)ly also solicit.—Apply, stating age, reference, and salary, to W. D. Cule and Co.. Pwit.re 915 u20 Drapers.—Wanted, Young Ladies for Litcee, Rib- bons, Trimmings, Corsets, &c.; well up in sales.— Hughes. Birmingham. 877ul6 Wanted at once, an experienced Young Lady for the Lace Department; must have had six or seven years' experience in this department, personal ap- plication preferred.- Apply to Evans atid A.llen (Limited), London H>.>use, Newport. 812ul6 G. Hughes, Diaper, CadOTton, has a Vacancy for Young Ladv who Can Serve 'Through, and Able to Dress Fancy Window. 785ul6 Grocery.—Wanted, good Junior Hand; knowledge of Welsh.—Apply, stating age and salary, to Thos. Powell, Morri, ston Swaruoea. 796ul9 Readv-mades—Wantefl, a smart Assistant; must be good salesman and window-dresser; ajfed about 25.- Full jiarticulars to Griffiths and Sons, Newport, Mon. 818ul9 Millinery.—Wanted, an experienced Young Lady for Sales, with Knowledge of Trimming; outdoor.— W. Ui">hes, 15—17, High-street Arcade. Carrliff. ul9 Provirions and Grjcerv.—An Assistant Wanted; sober; Welsh.—Apply, statuig full particulars, to M. Evans, 6, Strand. Femda-le. 706ul8 Millinery and Mantles.—Wanted, experienced Young Lady to Take First Sales in Millinerv; Welsh preferred.—Apply, giving full particulars, E. Hugh?g juid Co., Pontypridd. 003u17 Drapery.—Phillips and Co., urapers, Newpoiit, Have Vacancies for Two smart Juniors.—Full pa.r- tiiculars, first letter; personal preferred. 631ul6 Drapery—Wanted, smart Junior; must be good .e window-dresser.—Apply James Evans, 80, Commer- cial-road, Newport. 630ul6 .nn'p Pawn broking.—Wanted immediately, experienced Young Man for Pledge and Sale Counter; good references indispensable.—Apply A. Sliibko, 76, Broad- way, Card ff. 561ul6 D. H. Lewis and Co., Drapers, Neath, have window-dresser.—Apply James Evans, 80, Commer- cial-road, Newport. 630ul6 Pawn broking.—Wanted immediately, experienced Young Man for Pledge and Sale Counter; good references indispensable.—Apply A. Sliibko, 76, Broad- way, Card ff. 561ul6 D. H. Lewis and Co., Drapers, Neath, have Vacancies for Young Men; about five years' experi- _ence. Also good Juraora; Welsli. 608ul6 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. -7- SITUATIONS VACANT. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted under this heading at the following prepaid 20 worels. 1 day, éd ..3 days, Is 6 day, Is 6d. Wanted, Grcom-Gardeuar; married; cottage found must have good references:.—Apply D. T. txlwardh, TalY's Well, near Cardiff. 977u21 Wanteil at once, for Country, good (iardener; single; live indoors; make himself useful.—App.v. with particulars, Mrs. Edwards, Fedwhir, Abtr- dare. Jb^utl Wanted, steady, reliaWe Groom-Garrlener; willing to make himself generally useful.—Apply Mrs. Bond, Scudamore. Gold Tope, Newport. 988ul8 Wanted, Bteadv, industrious Man a>* Groom- Gardener.—Apply Dr. Thomas, Brvnbedw, Nant> uioel, near Bridgend. 960ul6 Wanted7a Young Man, al>out 18, with reference, :o Look After a Horse end Dogcart and Smalt Gaiil»>n_, rS&o to make himself generally useful. -Apply 205, New port-road. Cardiff. KQ2n21 "Wanted, a Useful Man to Look After Garden. Pony, and Cow; to live indoors.—State wages H., The Club, Abergavenny. 836u1ó WMited, 2nd April next, smart Stable Boy, under Coachman; in about 15 seme experlence.-A pply Herbert Peel, Esq., Taliaiis, Llandilo. 840ul6 Wanted, Youth, 15 to 18, for Stables, and Occa- sionally in Garden.—Apply J. Nicholl, JlerthjT Slawr, Bridgend. 805u16 Wanted, One that can Drive One Horse, Look After Garden, be Generally Useful; age about 50.— Address Vicar, Pendoylan, Cowbridge. 784ul6 Wanted Groom-Coachman.—For particulars apply Dr. Rice Morgan. M-orrisl-on. 672ul7 Wanted at once, smart Lad. about 14 to 16 years old, to Look After Horse and Trap and Make Himself Useful Indoors.—Apply, with references, Colonel Aberdaiv. 692ul7 Good Gardener-Groom must have good references; Wife Daily and Poultry if possible.—Apply, stating inference and wages required, with cottage and garden, Mwvndv, Llantrisant. 654ul7 Wanted, a Man, from 20 to 30 years old; well used to stable work and young horses; must be a good rider and a sober man.—Apply Charles Bishop, Monmouthshire Horse-breaking Establishment. Bas- salleg, near Newport. ° 577ul6 Wanted, steady Young Man as Billiard Marker and to make himself "useful.—Apply, with full particulars, Reck House Hotel, Llandrindod. 871u20 Barman Wanted at once, 15 to 18; must be clean, quick, and obliging indoors.—General Picton, King- street, Swansea. 598nl7 Wanted at once, Two good Men, used to Horses; gf od references required total abstaineer.—Apply Dix, Carmarthen Anns, Abrjrdare 799ul6 Wanted, Apprentices to the Lithographic Drawing; also Lithographic Lettering; alao Copper Plate Engraving, Ornamental liettering.—Apply, with speci- mens of drawing or lettering. E. S. aud A RolVnsoii I Limited), Bi istol. 43622 Eledrk-ai Engineering.—Messrs. Sydney F. Walker and Co. have a Vacancy for an Articled Pupil.—Cardiff Electrical Works, Severn-read, Caidiff. 940u21 Wanted, a Boy to Run Errands and Make Himself Generally Useful.—Apply, between ten a.m. four p.m., 31, I .oudoun-square .Caidiff. 035'il8 Wanted, a Young Man ac- Grocers' Haulier; one accustomed to the work; indoors.—R. Jeremiah. New Tivdegar. 958ul8 Butchers.—Wanted, a Young Man; able to slaughter and used to horses.—Apply, stat'ng age and wages (must have good references), Hawkins, Tredegar. 954u21 Wanted, Foreman Angle Smith for Botterworks.— State wages, experience, Sc., to Box 30, Post-office, Hyde. 875ul8 Butcher.—Wanted, All-round .Slaugiiterman used to horses, makmg sausages; sober; obHging. Also Shopman, Man..gc Branch.—Gale, Butcher, Rhymney. 934'117 Wanted, Handv Man, who can Do a Little Car- pentering, Painting, Gardening, and Make Himself Generally Useful; wages moderate; apply, by letter. giving age, where last employed, wages aaked, and other particulars.—Address Box 133, Po6t-office, Swan- sea. 897ul7 Wanted at once, a First-class Sawyer; capable of working a travelling table and log frame; must be sober and industrious.—Apply N 1, Western Mail Office. Swansea. 899u20 To Bakers.—Wanted, an experienced Man for Bread &nd Cake; one accustomed to decker ovens; per- manent situation outdoors state full particulars.— R. Jeremiah. New Tredegar. 804ul6 Wanted, a Pattern Maker for Temporary Employ- ment at Lloyd's Works, Abercarn.—Apply on the Works. 43545 Grocery.—Wanted, steady Young Man as Haulier; well accustomed to horses; Welsh indoors.—Apply Evans and Co.. Royal Stores. Ferndale. 786ul9 Bakers and Confectioners.—Practical, all-round Hand Wanted.—State age, wages, and address of last employer. —David Richards, Groover, AbHrgwyufi. iu19 Wanted, a Hansom Body Maker.—Apply Bailey's Carriage Emporium. Cardiff. State rages. 43543 Men, Youths.—All Classes Requiring Any Employ- ment, write at once situation guide free; busy tme hundreds suited; don't delay.—Tanner and Co., Box 113, 112, London. Men late Army, Navy, also write. 731ul8 Grocers' Haulier Wanted; must have good cha- racter and be accustomed to IjOrses indoors.—Apply, stating wages, International Stores, Pentre, Rhondda. 5COu"!4_ A I-Aalary of 126. 6d. to 25s. per week can be Earned in Spare Hours or Evenings, by Either Sex, anywhere. -Proof sent free to anyone sending addressed enve- lope, in own handwriting, to T. Smith and Co. (Dept. Q.). 79, St. Helen's-gardens, North Kensington, London. W. 1/12662. £ 30 a Month Can 1-e Made with £ 10.—For particu- lars address Cansig, 154, Leadenhall-street. Lon- don. 175\117 SITUATIONS WANTED. Situation Wanted as Groom-Coachman: accustomed to single and pair, and thoroughly understands duties; good reference.—Davies, Ty Myr yd'l, Radvr. 976u21 Gardener; experienced with vines, peaches, melons, tcroftces, flowers, and kitchen garden also cr>w; good references.—AddPesa 50. Ludlow-street, Pen- arth. 9fr4ul6 As Gardener, Single-handed, or Where Jlein is Given; 13 yeare experience in all branches; agrci 28; married.—S. Kerton, The Pitt, Raglan, Mon. u21 Gardener fHead '\Vor)!t)C'), where he!p ;H <r>cn; experienced in all branches; disengaged when suifad; good reference.—Apply King, Aberbaiden, A her- gavenny. -'? 975un Wanted, Situation as Gardener, Single-handed or where help given single aged 27 good reference. -Apply Davis, 88, Albert-avenue, Maindee, Newport, Mon. 952u21 Gardener, Head Working or good Single-handed aged 46; m irned; life exjierience; highest testi- monials —51, Lud lew-street, Penarth. 910ul7 t Situation Wanted to Look After Horse and Trap; small garden ride, drive well; useful in house.—28, Spring-garden-place, Caidiff. 9H7ul7 Genflriran Requiring trustworthy Groom-Coach- man 3j years' good character; urderstands kitchen garden —Let him communicate Bennett, 18. Graig. strcet, Pontypridd. 844u 15 Wanted, hy steady Married Man, Situation as Working Farm Bailiff; tho-r.ughly understands all farm duties; excellent reference.-Bailiff, Western Mail Office, Newport. S45ul6 Situation Wanted by Young Man to Look After Horse and Garden; no objection to cows; good milker.-Apply H. Trinder, 4, Alfred-street, Neath. ?__ 602ul6 Experienced Groom-Ccaehman Seeks Situation in Gentleman's Family; five years' excellent character; aged 29: single; smart appearance.—Davies, care H. Boyle, 29. T.iff-street, Pontypridd. 749u19 Gardener (thoroughly experienced, D:sengaged) Stek.-i He-engageirent; highest references from last and previous employers; abstainer.—Apply Thomas, 383, Cardiff-road, Aberdare. fellulfr

I The New Site for the Town Hall DAME CARDIFF r "Thank you, Mr. Carr, your suggestion is a mor.t excellent one, and I am delighted with it; but, unfor'.i.-nately, my corporation mu:õt have a voice in the ma-tter."

?- NURSEMAIDS, SERVANTS, AND BARMAIDS. SERVANTS TTANTE3. Wanted respectabicTJirl, about 19. as Houseuwid, whufI Page is kept; good referen'-es; fringed hair objected to; wages, £ 12.—Apply, Cbesterholnie, New- port. Mon. e'JMuU Wanted an experienced General Servant; roust be able to cook, also iron.—AppCy 7, Glossop-road, Roath, Cardiff. f9069'a2! Wanted immediately, experienced Plain Cook for Country Hotel; good wages; good referenoes re- nuired..—Apply, Proprietress British Camp Hotel, Malvern. eS067n21 Wanted a respectable Girl as Nurse-hou»emaid; n-ust be accustomed to ycung cliildren.—Applv, 49, Psrk-place, Csrdiff. e&0b5uI6 Experienced Genera*, by March 21st; aged 24; plain ."ooking; nursemaid kept.—Apply 43. liyder- frtreet Canton. JOPUJ-B ~Wanted at ofiee, a gooa. strong Girl as Kitchen- maid and Help Housemaid in Morning; must have been in gentleman's family.—Apply Hnnt<-r. Trnv House, Moiimouth. „7l_ WintedT^°5k-General where Help is Giveu gi oom kept iridooi-s; two in family; must be good plain cook; Cliurchwoman preferred.—Apply, by letter, Mrs. Jordan, Llanbidarn-fawr Rectory, Penyhont, Radnorshire. 881n20 "Wanted good Plain Cook hTFamily of Three; age not over 30.-Applv to Percy House, Clifton- gardens W.. London. 879n17 "Wanted, "ood Cook, General; also Laundrvmaid, to Assist. in House.—Applv Mrs. Brook, South Wales Registry Office, Charles-street, Newport. 918u20 Wajited, near CAtrdiff, House-Pariourmaid tall; not under 25.-Apply, stating wages, Mrs. Neh Ivy Cottage, Tenby. Wanted, a respectable Girl as General Servant, aged pbout 22; gooil references required tluee in family.— Apply 10, Conw?y-roid, Ca'iton, Card If. 86auA) Good Plain Cook Wanterl in Gentleinrin's Kanviy.— State age, qualifications, and wages, and refennces, I Mrs. Falkener, Glanvtnor, St Clears. 867u^O —WantedT^-good General Servant; liberal wages given.—Apply Mre. Thorn, Rutland Villa. Smiinir-r Hill. Maindee, Newport Wanted immediately, a good General Servant: two in familv; good referents indispensable.—Apply, mornings only, 24, Hamilton-street, Canton, Car- diff. aLHtaA-_ Wanted, a respectable G rl to Wait Upon t hildren and do Light Housework; Cliurchwoman preferred.— Apply, before eleven a.m. or after eight p.m., at 5. Glossop-terrace. Roath. 8431\16 ExperienoecfNuise Wanted for Young Children; good needlewoman Churchwoman.—Apply, giving full particulars, Mrs. Brewer, 7, New- port. _? 8471116 ""Wanted, a respectable Girl as Nurse-Housemaid; must be accustomed" to young children.— Apply 49, park-place. Cardiff. 84?u16 Wanted, bv April 7th, experienced General; must understand rooking; housemaid kept.—Apply Mrs. Brewer, 7, Victoria-place, Newport. 815u16 Good General Servant Wanted; must, understand plain cooking; good wages.—Apply, with references, to Royal Exchange, 161, Commercial-road, New- port, 8151:19 (I 0 US t? Cook Wanted for Business House must thoroughly understand plain cooki good references required as to character and trust worthiness —State full jmr tlcif.ars, wages, &e. Housekeeper, Greeni-h and Dawkins, Haverfordwest. o/bu]t>_ "Wanted, n Housemaid; good references indispen- paMe.-Apply Mrs. Dawson, Clarendon House Stow ParV-orefcent, Nevtqiort, Mon. 814u16 —CSok-GeneiraC also House-Parlounna'd Wanted at once.—Mrs. Nicholl Morgan, Craig-y-Mor, Minn- bles. 830ii 19 Wanted. good General Servant; able to cook and iron three children; nurse-housemaid kept; washerwoman and boy employed.-Spickett, High- nxad. Pontypridd. fmlll9 House• Parlournia-'d or Housemaid, m Sma-U Ftimity, by English Girl; speaks Welsh; excellent character. —Address E. Hampton, Wstms, Ffostrassol. J.1an, dyssH. 793u16 Wanted, for the Countiy, good General Se.vv.int, who can do plain cooking well; housemaid kept. Apply 2, Walters-road. Swansea 719111.8 Wanted, clean,' respectable Girl as General Servant: not under 18.—Apply 132. New port-road, Cardiff. [u!8 ?-?-??-?-=-=-:??:=- Required. Cook General; rged about 26; three in family; h01¡-t>II1:\i,\ Fvciilng, s:? to Eight", 10. Windsor-place, Cardiff. '"48d!3 Wanted, a }\ul'Se-Hl)u¡;PITt1lirl, iiged about 22; cook and man kept.—Applv, 'tating wage. Mrs. Wyndbain Randall. Park-street. Bridgend. 689u17 ""Wanted, -^ood Cook-General aud Nurfee-HouseinaiX 5 —32, Westljourne-roa/1, renarth. 562ul6 Experienced l/aundresses Wanted (Widow and Daughter or Two Sisters) foe & Large Family; wages 30*. per week, with cottage, eo<iis. and laundry cxjwnses.—Apply, with full particulars, Mrs. Masters, Lanelay, Llantrisant, South Wales. 43467 Wanted manediatclv. for a. Country House, an experienced Housemaid; wages 1;16 to two lioviscniaids kept.-Apply, by letter, with full par- oculars and reference, to T. care of Mr. Jones, Willenhall, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 43468 Wanted, experienced Geniiral Servant; -mall to Mrc. Akers, 1, Worrlipnd-voiid, Maindee. Newf>ort, M"o. 571nl6 Wanted' goiv' Nurse-Housemaid or experienced Housemaid, accusN'ned to children; three children— 7, 4i, and 2.—Apply 43, Plymouth road, Penarth. jul6 \Vantol7goo<t Cook,^ged about 28; small family; help given; good wages to suitable person.—W., Car- d n and County C'luh. 46o\il7 I'nder Waitress Wanted immediately at Exchange Club, Docks, Cardiff; experienced.—Applv per- sonally. 1004u18 Barmaids (Three), Cardiff; Four Kitchenniaids, Under Barmaid, Housemaids, Stillroom-maids, Cooks, Chambermaida. Waitresses, Laundresses, Markers. Rovg.—45, Charles-stj-eet, Cardiff. Beds. 6d. 11566d Wanted immeiliatefv, competent Barmaid; to make herself generally useful.- -Apply, wirh refe- rences and photo, stating salary, to Pontycymmer Hotel, Pontycymmer. 962u2 Required, a good Cook.—Mrs. Humphreys. Talbot Hotel Newport. 9Shi21 Required immediately, respectable Girl as Hons.: and Pantry Maln.-A.pply Mrs. Sarris, Castle Hotel, Mevthyr Tydvil. 946ul8 Wanted. Barmaid; accustometl to rhirp counter trade; must- produce testimonials—Apply Yendoil, Victoria, Ebbw Vale. 925uI7 WiuitiHl, an Old Ship Inn, High-street. NewjMrt. 846ul6 Cook Wanted for Dining-room*; must be well up in soups rnd entrees and able to cxrvp character must bear strict investigation; abstsiner.—Apply, rfter Four p.m., MaekcU's Dinir-g-rot.ms, 99, Bute- road. Docks, Cardiff. 834\119 Wanted, a les pee fable Pereon us nead Chamber- maid; must know her work.—Apply, personally, if possible. Bush Hotel, Swamea. 852ul9 Wanted respectable Young Woman, to Milke Her- self Generally LTseful in the Jlouse. and Assist in Bar when required; good chaiocter indispeusable.—Apply Mrs. Llewellin. Mitre Hotel. Bridgend. 43558 Wanted, Chambermaid at <ince.—Apply Ma'ir.geress, Tredegar Arons Hotel. Tredegar. 79811J6 Experienced C'ook Required.—Rothersb.de_ Hotel, Lsngland Bay, Mumble*. V74ul3 Wante<l, good liannaid; must have best of refe- rences.—No others need apply Castle Hotel. Com- mercial-road, :("0\)10\1,. 772u18 Wanted, Young Ledy to Assist in Management and Relieve Bar; also Young Lady as Barmaid for Hotel Bar.—Apply MackworHi Hotel. Neath. 43470 Wanted immediately, respectable Voung Ladv as Barmaid.—Apply, personally, the Vulcafi. Aber- Wanted ilnmerliately, respectable Voung Ladv as Barmaid.—Apply, personally, the Vulcafi. Aber- dare. 5901115 t ^Wanted7a good General Servant at once.—Ajqi'v Mrs. Richards, Antelope Hotel, Bute-street. Car- diff. 599 nl6 Wanted, good General Servant: aged 18 to 20; a.ble to do plain cooking good refer* noes. —AppV' Mrs. Thomas, Oxford Hotel. The Hayes, (ar- diff. 6^0"16 SERVANTS WANT PLACES. As General; 22 strong, healthy excellent charac- ter. JE12: othprs different ages. Cook; wash, iron. —British Ager-cy, Aberdare Junction. Stamped address. _963u2 Situations Wanted as General Servants for Several strong Country Girls; various ages—16 to 21.—Mrs. Coster, Registry Office, Gloucester. 872u20 Wanted, Situation as Plain or Under Cook good reference" town or country.—Apply Miss Cork, 35, Lar.deg-street, Landore. 838ul6 Situation Wanted in April as Housemaid or House- Parlourmaid in Gentleman's Family; six years' cha- racter.—Davies. Xorth lit n, Swansea. 853ul6 fa AMBER ALES & STQUT/^ in ??S?* BOTTLEX^ MALLET. ROAD, CARDSFF.P BUSINESS ADDRESSES. Q.REAT REVOLUTION IN TAILORING. THE WEST-END TAILORS JL TV (REGD) JL (T^OT QLOTHIERS.") liavo now opened their new premistv at 19, DUKE-STRKJiT. and are showing' all the latent designs in SUIT IN US, COATINGS, TROUSKRINITS, and Ladies' (>>stuine Cloths 25 ixjr cent, under local prices. The Leading Feature in their businesa will be GOOD, STYTJSH-F1TTING GARMENTS, Superior Trimming, Sound Workmanship, and Up-to-Daie Prices. 19 DUKE STREET, CARDIPil PATTERNS POST FREE. mm

HEARING IX ANIMALS. PECULIAR METHODS OF BE- CEIVING SOUND. Insects like grasshoppers crickets, and lo- custs have .their ears in strange places—some on the middle of the body, others on the leps. Whatever other uses the creatures may also make of these organs, they are veritable audi- tory organs. In them we find a membrane stretched across a cavity, with an opening to tho external air. and within the cavity is a nerve mess developed at the end of en audi- tory nerve. It would be hard, indeed, if the chirping cicada—"the cricket on the hearth" —and the querulous katydid could not be heard by their eompa-nions. It is taid that those pests in the house—the flies—can hear by meana of some rows of corpuscles on the knobbed threads which represent the hind wings of other injects. It is uncertain whether bee- CSLP hear. If not., then all the labour of the old-fashioned beekeeper in beating a tm kettle it swarming time is in vain. Some naturalists who have tried them with evtrv kind of sound and noise deny that they can hear. Others, equally confident, ascsert that they are very sensitive to the ('aJls of their queen at least. Some of the mollusks have very remarkable organs for hearing. A good instance is the garden slug. In its neck you would see under a microscope a pair of globules filled with a clear fluid. In these are minute ear stones, which swing to •ind fro, rotate and start off, first in one direo. tior. and then in another, but in no instance striking the walls of the cavity. If tite glo* bules are ruptured the motions cease. A care- ful angler will not talk while fishing. ro- bably a quiet conversation will do no harm, but it must he remembered that fishes have ears,; although sound* from the a.ir may not reach them. Ojie of the odect arrangements of all is fennd in some fishes. The air bladder sende off fibres which are attached to membnuiofle stretched across cavities in the skull, and from these membranes the vibrations of sound., are convoyed to the air bladder- Such is the case with the perch'. while, lnoKv strai^gc stall, in the carp little bones aid the transmission of sound. Adders may be "deal" or hard of hear- ing, but rept.ileo' are fuiMiish<*d with ears, and among them the crocodile has the rudiment of an outer ear. Birds, as everybody knows, can hear very readily, and the external cavity in ea-ilv found if the feathers, on the side of the ilnill are raised. Anyone fortunate enough to get hold of an owl may see a very remarkable opening leading to the drum, but the tuft of feather =. which adorns the head on each side in some spsciss cannot be regarded as in any wsy analogous to our own folds of cartilage.

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? A LEGAL MURDER BEING THE STORY OF A SOUL'S EVOLUTION. I "ty ^OEL NOLAN, Author of "Tales of Cardiff," "A Chiii of Nature," &c., &o. CHAPTER I. (Continued). t\v n Hark had been absent just upon ai4 it t s Aiuji received a letter from aa<i Xaish — the firm who had ti^ ^lioitois to the family for genera- brcith Litck to the effect that his tr had called ou them with a request itis ? tihey would wriie to him (Alan) and ask tie j^^tanoe for Miiik to make a new start. h"'d '1 ?t. llt evideiitly, they wrote, suffered deeply; ?al\ freely lool.rel the same young gentle- bcf0- ho had called cn them some three years And thv-' respectfully aelvised that "J..ri ^"as s'iot !d oi do3>e for the one who ^oajr°r^7ou5''ly sorry {0/ having yielded, in a Wh;l mOtnent, to a ;;iwi o temptation. Mean- ?)"d' ,they av, aitc-1 his instructions. After "1" t¡ "f l g the matter over the greater part Cotta <1a:r Å ;r. *v ;!ked over to Woodbine tut ge and told v. Maikham his i.ews. The ^■ijjg' ccur?et pleaded for Mark. And, f)11 tljg°a tae side, ruspectfally advised ie otner, and time having somewhat >a Pr'f'e> ',0 allowed iiifluetced so far is to gr»ut M'e '-ra^-«irvje <»f £ 500 a y^ar for f'jree '"ion ^Rr'1 a-y.ar 'Jiereafter, on condi- %t h.? laft En^lani aud made a fresh c-ortrv ui/ier a new name, t'd kepi i-he now uair.e quiiiiy agreed to, adopted 4Me->r'ith <iiosc A'js:.ritri \'?.. &:u1 UtiiW&d 4J.&l i was under no promise to his father not to aid Mark. In his fit of rage the Squire had simply forbidden him to do such a thing; but Mr. Markham said he had no right to heed that order. Moreover, his father was now past consulting on the matter—which, for Mark, was a good thing. Hence, on this occasion everything had seemed to work toge- ther for the good of the future exile. About seven mouths after this, Squire Pilkerton passed peacefully over to the majority. His remains were consigned to the mausoleum in the park, and placed side by side with those of her for whom the dead man had mourned so many years with an almost unholy sorrow, and to whose memory the building had been erected at his orders. About the mournful ceremony there was no pageantry displayed. No pomp or show or earthly grandeur of any kind held place in that funeral rite. Tf was simplicity even to the verge of austerity. A plain heavy coffin, made simply of thick oaken slabs, fitted with black mountings, and containing a leaden shell, beld the body. Eight men servants carried it from the Priory to the solitary house of the dead with its cordon of trees. Being & man of his father's kind Alan felt the loss as he would not have done had the Squire been of a different temperament than he was. And although the blow had fallen slowly he felt it keenly. Yet he was not the iiiau to parade his sorrow., aud no wreath or flower of any kind rested on or went with that austere, solid-looking receptacle of the dead. Ia this he obeyed the wishes of his parent, pleased himself, and the funeral was as sombre as it could well be. Alone, and with bared, bowed head, he walked next the coffin over the long grass from the house to the mausoleum. Some half-dozen distant relations followed him he had no near one but the exile. The service was read by the vicar of Walton, and the party returned to the Priory. There Mr. Naisli read the will, which was character- istic of its testator. With the exception of the few small—very small—legacies to needy relatives and servants almost ready to follow the giver, the estates, the greater part of which were entailed, went without reserve to Alan. Mark's name was not mentioned. For upwards of 28 years there had been no civilities exchanged between the Priory family and those of houses in the district. When the dead Squire had shut himself up he hatf shut out the whole world, and people had grown to lootc on the house Simply as the hermitage of a recluse. But when the remains of the recluse had been in their resting- place a few days some of the nearer neigh- bours called at the Priory on visits of condo- lence. Yet, whether Alan was averse to being intruded on or whatever was the cause he paid no heed to these overtures of socia- bility. He kept the retired, even tenor of his way; and people began to look on him as they had done on his father. And it is very likely that, had it not been for the old tutor, who still possessed some influence over him, he would have developed into a recluse. He had seen no more of the world than an extremely auiet course at college had aif-rau him, and he appeared to be naturally against I learning anything of it. But Mx. MaTkhapi tackled him on the subject of his duty to himself, the position as one of the landed gentry, and the necessity of his going into society. Nor did he let the young Squire rest until he agreed to go abroad a matter I he choose rather than at once mix with his he chose rather than at once mix with his neighbours—with himself as a companion. on Mr. Markham hurried the arrangements along, so that three months after the funeral all was in readiness to start. On the morning of the day before the one set aside for leaving the Priory Alan received the following communication:- 24 Street, Alan Pilkerton, Esq., London, E.C. Pilkerton Priory, Sept. 10, 18— nr. Wakefield, Yorkshire. Dear Sir.—In accordance with the terms of the bi1l I hold on you for JB200, may I ask for as early a settlement as possible. Yours respectfully, Ruben Jacobs. Not knowing what to make of the epistle Alan walked over to Woodbsne Cottage with it. But the ex-tutor was as mystified with it as himself. He could offer no kind of explana- tion, and he advised that it be ignored until they arrived in London the following day; then see about it personally. Which was done. On reaching the metropolis they drove at once to the house indicated in the letter. alighted, and took a hasty glance at the building. It was a large, sombre-looking edifice, and evidently of a good age. The windows on the ground floor were all g&m through crossed iron bars, a* ) in OHO of &LISSS through crossed iron bars, p. ) in OHO of &LISSS was a dingy wire blind with the word Office" in very much faded gilt. Alan knocked—there wa.s no bell—and stood back looking at the dirty brass plate on the door bearing the name inscribed in the letter. In a few minutes the door opened and revealed a hook-nosed, black-haired individual, in petti- coats none to clean. "Vat vash you vant, blease?" said she. "Mr. Jacobs," said Alan. "Is he in?'" looking at the woman Wiith disgust. Yesli, he vash in. Va.t vash you vant? Ish it peeshness 7" "Yes," shortly. Fill you blease shtep in ?'* He did so. Mr. Markham followed. They were shown into the gloomy, dust-ridden room that served as an office, told to wait, and left to do so. But they were not kept; long in suspensa. A man entered, and the gently natured ex- tutor shuddered, while Alan looked volumes of superior disgust. The man's cast of fea- tures were as a finger-post with the word Jew in capital letters. But it was not that that jarred on his visitors. It was the repulsive- ness of the man as a whole. He appeared to be about 60 years of age. On each side of his thin beak-like nose glittered a dark. ferrety eye that had grown to seem small through a habit of keeping them half veiled. Over them hung two black, bristling brows. The mouth was a mere split curved1 down- wards at the corners. His gait was a glide; a soft, noiseless shuffle. He was tall, and thin, and much round-shouldered. His garb was a dirty, greasy dressing-gown and smok- ing cap, and when he entered he was rubbing to get he i two bony, oily-looking, talon-like hands. I Goot morning shentlemen," with a suavity I and politeness that could scarcely be outdone and seemed to resemble the polite invitation of a vulture to come and have his bones picked. "WriIl you be good enough to tell me the 'meaning of this?'' he asked, tendering the letter he had received. "Ish not de meaning phlain, my dear shir?" said the Jew, with a smile that Mephisto- plieles might have envied him the power 11)1 giving, after running his eye over the missive. It Is plain as far as the letter goes." sa;d Alan. But you have no bill on Alan Pilker- ton. He never gave a bill to anyone in his life." "Ach! Mein Gotfc; and vat you shay negxt?" the suavity and smile all gone I say he has not given you or any other man a bill." Shtav- Vait Tone minute I" He shuffled across to a safe in a corner, opened it. 1 and glided back with some papers. Selecting one from the bundle he presented it to Alan, saying, und vat you shay to dis ?" Alan took the document, examined it, and found it was a promissory note in his name for B200 at 50 per cent. per annum, payable to Reuben Jacobs at his house, Street, London, three months after the death of Alan, present Squire of Pilkerton, and bore the date of June 23rd, two years and a-half before this. Alan raised his head. His eyes met those of the Jew which had been watching him keenly all the wliile. Vell, ood ish dot not phlain enof?" "Yes—in a way," said Alan. Veil, vot more-" Stay. Have you seen me before to-day Vy, no. Not to my recollection. Put I haf sho many young shentlemen gome to mine offish dot I gannot gkeep dem all in my mind'sh eye," with another oily smile. "Cannot you remember a fa,ce ?—Have you ever seen me before 1" "Veil no— I dink'st not." "Y ou think' not. Say, have you seen me before ?" I vould not shwear. My memory i,-ob sho padd," with a slow imperturbability that would not be ruffled. But if I had borrowed this money you would not have forgotten arte." "Put, mv dear shir—" Stay! Where was the money borrowed and the bill made out?" "Here in dish offish." What kind of person was it who borrowed it?" He vasli a yair va-oehed shentleman vid lightish hair und dark eyesh." Was he tall or short ?" "He vash neider. He vash middling: uRd vasb leedle shtoudt und shtrong looking." "Was he an old man, or a young one?" "He sheemod apout dwentv-four or five." Alan was satisfied, and turning to Mr. Markham he said in a whisper, 3 "Can you see the meaning of this?" No, my dear boy. I utterly fail to under- stand it. What do you think of it?" "I think," in a low pa.ssiona,te voice, "that Mark has forged my name. By the descrip- tion this vulture gives and the date of the bill the thing was done just after he 'left the Priory." "Dear me! surely not," said Mr. Mark- ham. I But what else on earth can it be! It -?- wist bo him. The handwriting is his. The description is his. And I am going to Naish at once." Still it may not be him, Alan," sadly and kindly. It is. fro aq fully persuaded as if I had I seen him do it- The forger, the cheat!" j- bitterly. "Come, let us get away from tKs den. Here," returning the bill to the Hebrew who had watched them narrowly, "I will see a.bout this." Put vat doesh all dish mean, shentlemen. I vas not onderstbandt dish peeshness." "It means this— I am Alan Pilkerton, and was never in this place before to-day!" with a burst of anger. "Ach! mein Gott in Himmel' Den I vash being robbed, und' I losesh mine monesh. Und I gief you all dish dime undil your faver vash dead und deshently puried before I ashk for mine monesh. Oh, mine Gott, mine Gatt "Well, I cannot help you," turning to the door. "Put, tdell me ghentlem?n, pleash, shall I loesh mine monesh?" "I don't' knew, I tell you. Wait and see." And leaving the Hebrew this mite of con- so lotion, Alan gained the open a-ir. followed by Mr. Markham. Both of them were infi- nitelv relieved to be out of that awful office and presence. The young Sqmre drove at once to the] family lawyer in Lincoln's Inn. told him of the bnatter, and ordered Mark's allowance to be stopped by telegram. All the solicitor's advice and the old ex-tutor's pleading were of no avail to soften matters. He would hear no word in extenuation of the guilt, if guilt it was, and he was sure of it. He would not allow Mr. Naish to write to Mark for an explana- tion. No. Stop the allowance, as he had said, be telegram; aud let him suffer as he deserved. The lawyed did1 as be was bidden—with the saving clause that he would write by the next mail. He hoped in the meantime that Alan would take a better view of the affair. But his hope was not fulfilled. Two days later the young Squire, accompanied by Mr. Ma.rk- ham, left London for the south of Italy, after having given Mr. Naisb instructions to settle with the Hebrew in whatever manner he thought was best for the keeping of the matter quiet. Thus when ho did write lie could only confirm the telegram, and he thought it the wisest and most charitable plan to give no reason for the action. (To be Continued). i

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