Evening Express

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. ??_? CARDIFF. THEATRE ROYAL. and Uanagerers.Mrs. EDWARD FIETCHER. TWO NIGHTS AND ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF R I L B Y °* ^r> Abud's specially-organised Com- ^rranffoniP1* e.Haymarket Theatre, London, bv CeiehlS^x-w ^r- feerbo'Dm Tree. From the Jtaiirpr rw°veLof *he Century, by Mr. George du fiiofa *>y Mr. Paul M. Potter. Dot,rfi V vi' x2 2s No Seats Guaranteed. Early Tht.rc' ^°0' e*tra. Booking Officcs, Messre. 3>lepho^e, 52L kei1'" (Limited), Queen-street. *°XDAY NEXT. NOV. 9th, EXPENSIVE ENGAGE- MENT OF THE SUCCESSFUL, DRAMA, P °NE OF THE BEST, Adeiphi Theatre, London, with all the Original Scenery and Effects. 48439 (}RAND FX! HE A T R E I'M,. Premier JL Theatre of Wales. «a Manager Mr. CLARENCE S9UNES. LAST TWO NIGHTS OF ipfCLE rpOMS "<ABIN. &90TI Qnm, n « commence 7.30. Box Office open at OBANn frl»e (iaily 10 to 4. Telephone 725. Tn ILLUMINATED DAY PERFORMANCE ""MORROW (SATURDAY), AT TWO. SUNDAY EVENING, AT 8.15, By +)ii^«^Nl) SACRED CONCERT —■—? Real Fiecd Slaves and Juhitee Singers. KISS RJ^"DAT NEXT, NOVEMBER sth, AN"CE BELLAMY AND (••OMPANT IN THE COLLEEN BA WN. (JAT.DIFP SATURDAY POPS. pAaK_HALL, EVERY SATURDAY, 7.45. • T SATURDAY, N» Tern Her 7th, 1896, with Knt Appearance this Season in Cardiff ef the ltoYAL WELSH LADIES' CHOIR. Uctre»»'—Madame CLARA NOVELLO DAVIES. Ðeer. Ope* at 7.15. S^viT' 6d-: Bilc*"T *nd Front Area, Is. „ e'y, to b51kln<? Tickets, at 20s and 10s. respec- v" Ma«^ ncd ,rom Messrs. Newman and Sen*. iHj[<ii»*«^^cer' #f tlle Saturday Papa, 28, Park Hotel- 48137 JLHj3 X] M p IRE "'•ting Director OSWAL» STOLL. TO-NIGHT I 1** O HORACE WHEATLKY, dit<i«n^1*l a!IlSer of "After th« Ball." He has other *>Je best °'ni8'n^ e<jual popularity, and is considered round performer, a* ginger, dancer, cone- Tdian, Lnd actor, on the variety stage. BE MOORE SIS-IERS, in character duet.. A ME EDWARD GILLETT. •ccomSiWh^Tti1fKthr of clubs, which P^hes nith ^moat magical dexterity. A riZ5* F0UR JAMESON GIRLS. er quartette of singers and dancer*. BRATTY AND BENTLEY, la ".Md exposition of fun in silence, jw 11188 ^SE ELLIOT, PtlTe tod Light Comedy SongrtreM. fcoeentri, n, BROOKES, th« fTohnt. C°^ng to fhe BROS. LLOYD, £ *UBT\I TW. 1UTNE^R WEEK— l^-SSTW —• «-*». « «„ ten a.m. to low p'St<Sih'rHnd ftr*Bd Circle on • I ten «.» to fk 1 3Ta E E u *•*«! D,«a„ *-»0T -^rssj **«-. sk '<uyf?sss» Srasrti, J«r Frank Buckley, aad 1 m«. A NI««- WALTER MUNROE. of uncommon «trength and interee*. lUtn "V WEEK—Horace Wheatley, Minnie Cunainr- MONEY, \Y ALLACE k CO.. 98, QIJEEN-ST., ACCOUNTANTS. £5 tø fii.oeo ADVANCED DAILY. PROMISSORY NOTES ACCEPTED AS SECURITY. TOWN OR COUNTRY Jc JJ IMMEDIATE ATTENTION ,Look for uame on wuidews over <V u ^r"en<^3 Depart when you are xhart of Ready Co. —Then write or call on Wallace and Queen-atreet, Cardiff. F, Y JJ E N T *EASONABLT AND PRIVATELY, **°» ^63 TO i £ 500. ill t of re«pon*ibIe pen»9iii, rf-pay*b!e by I kPplifJi?i"' en^ Terms and particulars "free, on 11 ■ personally or by letter, to n. PHILLIPS, _MBROKE-TERRACE. CARDIFF. e5721 ^JAdT^I^:ED' 561 P«ilw*y-scrert. MooTsTCardiffT ourto„„f :rom -2 to £ 200- Barreweia receirt -J^r Prompt ttt^nUon. e5672 ;f £ l0°to r-„ iT0 ^^wm^idf-d to applv to the ? ^GlAND'S HISTORY, AS IPIGTgfreb BY FAMOUS PAINTERS. PAAT UI. PRICE. 6d. N *WESTERN MAIL" (LIMITED), CARDIFF. ? B171 TRE "EYENlNr 13 ?S ?- PUBLIC NOTICES. fJIHE ANTI. CHRIST BIBLE ADDRESSES EVERY SUNDAY, 3.0 and 6.30, CASTI^ STREET HALL, by J. S. WASHBUHN. All invited. Peth o'r gwasaaaeth yn Gvmraeg. e9642d9 AYOR'S BANQUET, November 9Jh.—Experienced Waiters Call, between Ten and Eleven Saturday morning, Cardiff Association men only.—George and Son, Caterers, 34, Windsor- place. Cardiff. 435H Cratie VET DECORATORS. DAVIS AND SON WO POINTERS, GLASS, OIL, AND PAPER-HANGING MERCHANTS 11. QJEEN-STREET. GAS FITTING, ETC. Gas FIRES GAS FIRES i GAS FIRES Try COLLIS'S Improved GAS FIRES. Sure to give aatiifartion.—Apply A. COLLIS, Plumber and Caaitter, 20, ChrietiM-ecreet, Cardiff. e5747 DYBWOEIS, ETC. XF YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHES NICELY CLEANED, GO TO HOBBS. DYER. 1. NELSON-TERRACE. riTBKITT/BB. EVAN k COMPANY, LIMITED "THE CARDIFF FURNISHERS," ST. MARY-STREET AND DUKE-STREET. HATS. ARSLEY. THE UP-TO-DATE )[ HATTER.—The Latest Shape, "THE MAJOR." 3t. M., made to order in all qualities.—40, CAR^IJINK- STREET, and 15, WYNDHAM ARCADE RHEUMATIC CURE. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO PHIL PHILLIPS 24. ST. MARY-STREET. TPEERE TO LUNCH. HE SCOTIA '• RESTAURANT T LUNCHEONS, TEAS, DINNERS ^5. PCJKE-STKEFET THE THE "EVENING EXPRESS." Caa iis attained Every Nig-ht of the fwllewlas Lvcal Newsa-gents: — III ST eF A8ENTR— CENTRAL SEYM0UR, WOOD-STREET „ MRS. BBNNISON, 7, WOOD-STREET „ HELLIKR, BRIDGE-STREET J. JAMES, 31, BRIBSE-STREET w E. BILLARD, 5. BAKER, THE HAYES J. Reae, QUEEN-STREET OANMN EVANS. LOWER CATHliDRAL-K9AD tl RIOTARDS, „ „ „ DOWN, rOST-OFFIBE. 8LARE-STRKET n .KEES, 55, eOWBRIDSE-ROAD „ J)8WN, POST-OFFICE, „ .HUSHES, 64 „ HUSHES, 102 Of „ .«ARR, 132, „ „ .BAKER. 174 „ „ WILSON, 1M I. ..RIORBAN, 212 „ „ „ B0UNB, 3, KINS'S-ROAB SMITH is CO., ATLAS-ROAD, boat* TALBOT, 52, BROABWAT <l1li .v. ROEERl'S, 21, il. „ WHITE, 120, n t. BEES, 49, METAL-STREET THOMAS. 3, OLIFTON-STREET „ ROFKK. 16, PEARL-STREET! „ „ ..8. F. MORRIS. 269. KiCii^oND-ROAD „ LOOK, 8, MACKINTOSH-PLACE — -LAWRENCE, 14, M 8WIN NE'IT, 33, OASTLE- ROAD m .ROWLEDGE. 78, ;1 ..PADFIELD, „ DAYAGE, „ „ „ MUMFORD, „ „ „ MRS. KING. 7, CASTLE-ROAD „ ELLIOTT, BAN60R-R0AD SALTMEAD JftHN, 22, CORNWALL-ROAD 0ATHAYS WILLIS. 14. MUNDY-PIJlCE „ PREECE. 90, SAIilSHURY-ROAD „ ..STUDDARD. 55. UPPER 30RGE-ST, ROSS. 49. LSrITY-STREET -6. STEVENS, 136, WOODVILLE-ROAD BUSSELL, STUART-STREET J. SAVAGE. 159. BUTE-STREET TYLE'K, 38 „ GRANGE SHELDRICK. 1, AM HERST-STREET HART. 49. HOLMSDALE-STREET -MISS J. FRANCIS, 142, PAGET-STBEET MOORS ..g. W. HUTCHING S, CARLISLE-STREET FI.EMING, SPf.orr-ROAD „MOEGAN. 18. PORTMANMOOB-KOAD NEWTOWN FIS .2, ADAM-STREET DA VIES. 29 BITERSIBE MRS. LONG, Er.DON-ROAD „ TURNER. 68, EI,DON RO AD If THOMAS. TODOR-ROAD ..srATHERS IF YOU WANT To Let Apartments, To Rent Apartm«n ts, To Let, a House, To Rent a House. To Buy a Business, To Sell a Businoss Ta Buy a House. To Sell a House. To Buy a P iano. To Sell a Pia,no. To Sell a Bicycle. To Buy Bicycle. To Sell Furniture, Sre.. kc.. kc. To Buy Furniture, I ADVERTISE IN THE "EVENING EXPRESS." PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS THE ETENING EXPRESS" •NCJE. THREE SIX TIMES. TIMES 211 Werds. i 1. 1 < 33 Words < It 2 3 48 Words 1. 2. 3 0 50 Words 13 2 6 3 9 Notice to Advertisers. IMPORTANT.—Advertisements to 8e classified must reach this efpee by 10 39 t nt but they out be Inserted up ta 4.45 p.m. under heading of TOU LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. The boxii provided tor ar.twem to advertisements Appearing in the Evening Expre«^' are not intfnded for any other purpose whatever, and cannot De allowed to be used for the distribution of prioted or written advertising circulars or annaunoeawnto of any kind. "Apply at the Evrning Express," meoaa that the address of the advertiser can be obtained at the Evening Express" Office on personal applicatiam. If required to bo sent by post, two stamps must bo ea. closed. The above cliarges apply only to consecutive iJa. .-(LTt.oiis of the foiiewing class of advertisement#: Situations Wanted or Offered, Apartuienta, MoBey Wanted, Partnership#, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants Businesses. Houses, Shops, Oftces to Let oi Sell, Specific Artlcleo tar Sale Privately. I? the insertions ba not <y>m.'ec«tive, or if payment be not made previous to publioatioa, tkoa crodit mtoa will be charged. yfunt acot Address to be counted. Orders sent through the post to bo aocompaniod by l'wtal Order or Halfpenny Stamp*. Cheaues. Postal and Post-office orders should be crossed and mtde payabla to Mr. D. Watkin Thomao. Advertisements are received als-o at the following "NFWPOUT TJIKDEGAR STREET. SWANSEA .CASTLE-STREET. MFRTHtR VICTORIA-STREET. roNTYPRIDi' —;J*. TAFF-STREET. HEAD OFFICES: CARDIFF: ST. MARY-STREET. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Ladies', Gmtlemen'sTanTChildren# Left-oft Cloth- ing Bought in '1'0'11"11 or Country.—Mrs. Sioen, Dum frics House. 32, Coroline-atrect, Cai-diff. e5724 SICTCLEB. AYLIFFE and SONS. DAISY Syole Works Cardiff, makers of the noted Daisy Cycles (todies and Gents), a speciality for lightness and flnish. Ail repairs don« bv exs«rieRced workmen. Als« S*\t Agent fw W;»!«• for the Patent Metal-lined Cork F«ndle«. Write for sample pair, 2s. 3d. post free. Large Stock of Acce#- soriM. c857>- Morris P-m., CVcle Wor-lr, Pentvpridd.-Immense Bargains to personal callers. Watch startling develop- ments. We must, shift the stock for new armuce- menta. Come and See. Re^ra_as^ial^el947j> MISCELLANEOUS. Advertiseii are Cautioned that Psstmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at anv Post-office. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the addreso of the Advertiser, or one' of the offices of the Western Mail. Ari-stotle's Works, Complete, Veloured Ploteo (yenuin* edition), 39 ettunps; "Paris by Night, or Gay Life in Paris," Illustrated, 3t stamps, pett free. —E. Bcwker, 27, Renskaw-street, Liverpool. Patronise the old firm. Established 1832. e5691 I8 Your Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Gardiff for the Repair of Watches of every description, English or Foreign, is 38, Castle Arcade, (third shop from CJa#tle-«treet), by James Keir, for ten years with Mr Spiridiin. OItckt and Musie Boxes Cleaned and Repaired. e4Zt! MISCELLANEOUS SALES. Ad-vertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are not •allowed to Dehver Letters Addressed to Initials oc fletitious Names at anv Po#t-cffice. let-teriv addresed to Initials oi; Fictitious Names muflt hear the Address of the Advertiser or one of the office* of tlio Western Mail. | Poultry.—If you want your birds to pay you writo for price# and sample# of food to Nooh Rees and Son> Hay, Com, and Seed Merchanta, Cardiff. e5229 FirewooS-foi- Sale, 2«. per cwt.. delivered in any put of the borough. -Mastor, Workhouse, C&rdiff. e5'53 Tobacconists Commencing see Illu#trated^ Guide »nd Catalogue (25S pages). 3d.-Tebacconiats' jOut- fitting Com]>any, 181, Eiiston-road, London; manager, Hy. Myers. e5557 1,000 Business Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads, vi Useful Kfcndbilta, 2s. 6d.; *ample# free, —Fisher and Co., Machine Printers, Broadmead, Bristol.. e4419 aaMWMB—I—«—M— APARTMENTS. APARTAIENTS WANTED. ? Advertisers are eoutionfd that Postmasters are not all owe* 1 to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post-office. letter. addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the Address ef the Advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail Sittin<r-com and Bedroom Wanted by Two Gent'.e- men. near H W. or T. V. Station; etate terms, including uttondance, kc.—Address R 18. Express Office, Cardiff. e9647dl0 ATARTMENTS TO LET. OP1!{)n (to\vn end).—FiiKt-ola.w Board and Apart- oients (17s.); bath (hot «Jid cold); piar.o conserva- tory; larcre, lofty rooms; every comfort.—N 96, Apartments. Well Finnb'hed. for Gentlemen Dining Out; moderate terms; bath, hot and cold.-2. New. port-road, Cardiff (first private house facing College). 1071dl2 Vacant —"Well-Furnished Front. Apartments; adja- cent to Newport-road; easy distance from town; tprme moderate.—Address R 36, Western Mai!. Car- diff. 1090(13 Manied Couple Highly Recommend their Fur- nished Apartments three minutes from Taff Station; vacant, 12th. instant.—R 33. Western Ma.il. Car- cliff. 1065,112 Unfurnished Apartments to Let, where no children ten minutes' walk from High-street; trams pass door. -24, wbyiigle-ro Cardiff. 1032dll Boanl, Residence Offered to Ladies or Gentlemen in a Small Familv living in a pleasant country house, standing in its own grounds, nejir Newport; good stabling, fifshing. shooting, and hunting; terms reason- able.—Address Waunypwll, Oaerleon, Mon. 960dlO 2. Gordomroad, Cardiff.—-Front Sitting. One or Two Bed Roofcis; hot and cold bath; piano; close to etfttioM small family. 918d9 First-class Accommodation for Private and Com- mensal Gentlemen at Severn House, 9, Park-place, Cardiff.—S. S Oiutterbuck, Proprietress. 860d7 To Let, Two Front Rooms, with Young Widow, to One or Two Gentlemen; hot and cold br>th; no chil- dren piano; terms mcderate.-13, De Burgh-streefc, Riverside, Cardiff. Pi3d7 Well-furnished Apartments tor One or Two Gentle- n.ei; no children; close to town; moderate terms.— 19, Glynrhondda-street, Cardiff. 746d6 PARTNERSHIP. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postnsatera are Net Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious NuteJI at any Post-office Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address ef the Advertiser or one of the Oaice8 of the Western Mail. Centleman with about S250 at his disposal would like to join another with same amount for the purpose of forming an Advance Bank Company in any large town-—Appiy P 82, Evening Express Office, Car- diff e9640d5 Partner Required, with some capital, to Work Colliery Agencies and Other Lucrative Business.—For further particulars apply to R 2, Western Mail. Car- did. 87,-Kjd Advertiser is Desirous of an cctive Partnership in a sound Business; capital up to £ 300; state parti- culj™dd £ MS^P69;y £ B»ter^MaiLOardiff^745d6 ACKENTS, TRAYBLLEiRS. TRATBLLKRS, AOENTS. fcc.. WANTEB. AdverU#«rs are OautionMi that PMtmaater* are not allowed to Deliver Loiters Addretoed to Initiald or Fi('t:ti#ue Names at any Post-offioe. Letters addressed to Initials or Ftttititm Names must bear the Address ef the Advertiser or one of Lao offices of the Western Mail- Competent Showman, with Occasional Travelling, in large, Old-established Wallpaper Warehouse; know- ledge of the trade indispensable flret-class references required .—Address R 29, Western Mail, Cardiff. 48521 Canvasser Required for Carrying Trade; must have good connection.—Address R 19, Western Mail. Car- dlff- 930d6__ E30 t Month OM be Made with £ 10.—For particu- lars address Oansig, 154, Leadeuhall-street, London. 364,114 Tea t Wanted to Represent Established *°r ^p. Teas, Loose and Packets; liberal commission to one having sound connection amcog medium buyers; security necessary.—Siate 'fe, experience,, ground covered, Tea, 4, Mnseovy- oourt, Tovej Hill, London. 865d7 TRAVELLERS, AOENTS, *«.. WANT EMPLOY- KENT. Engineer Calling upon IronworkeT~cSiieries, En- gineers in South Wales, Open to Repre«ent good Fitni; wide conrection.—Address R 23, Western Mail, Car- gllL 1013dll SITUATIONS Advertisers are Cautioned that Poetwasteri are not allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or FictítiOWl Name# at any pgst-office. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the Address of the Advertiser or ene of the office# of the Weatern Mail. A Fact.— £ 5 Weekly easily earned by anyone, in- doors. No canvassing; no agency whatever. In strnctione. 4d.-R 32. Express Office, Cardiff. 9649dll Wanted at once a #mart Errand Boy.-TApply ''Even- ing Express" ^aitorial Office. WMtted. Mi experienced Fitter, also Two Machine -"en. league, Chew, and Fleming, Engineers, Cinder- 48543 Wivnted, a Youth to Assist Baker and Deliver «tec.d.—Apply. Co-opertaive Stores, CwnitdUerv, Mon. 48539 Wanted, a Sawyer, accustomed to Ejiglieh timber.— State age, references, and wages, to R 28, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1033d7 Grocery —Yovng Man Wanted, about 19 (outdoono). to Assist in Warehouse and Drive Out Occasionally.— John Powell Daviee, Ham^h-street, Porth. 947d6 Errand Boy Required; preference given to o;:e reeling in Roath—Apply J. p..Tones, Richards, and Budgen, 18. St. Mary-ttreet, C;)rdiff. 930d6 To Tailors.—Wanted, Firjt-clase Young Man as Oxifc Hand and to Aesist on Lading' Garments; good wages. -Apply at once H Lane, <7, Plasturtou-avenue, Oar. diff 932(110 I Wsnted, a thoroughly piactical Man in a Mineral Water Manufactory.—Apply, with reference#, to P 78, Western Mail, Cardiff. 48414 Men, Youths. All Classes Town or Country, lÍe- «|uiring «»y Emtploymettt. Write at once; Situation Guido free; busy time; thousands suited; don't, delay—Tanner and Co., lox 113, 112, Nowingten Ckuoeway, London. Mon lajg Amy, Navy, Merchant Service, also write. 762d6 Urooery.—Smart Youth Wanted, to Look After Pony, Deliver Goods; iifcors; with reference.- Griffiths and Company, E^t Side Supply Stores, Swansea 788d6 £ 1.—A Salary of 12s. M- to Bl per Week can be earned in #p»re hours or ev^i**# by either sex who can wr'te.— Proof sent free aywhere, to whoever tends self-sadremed envelope to T. lipitb b 0. (Department 9 B). ?9,St.Melea's-garden#. No^i Kensington,L«ndon.W L12668 Wanted, a strong lAd to lelp Delivir Milk, &c.; sint&ble lad will fled jfcod hoaw.— Apply Wvker, Whitehall, Rumney. 1031d7 Wanted, indoors, Grcom-Gtrdener. AJao steady Youth good milker; light fain work generally use- ful.—State ages, wageo Balliivjr, Clareøton, Haver. ford west. 948dl0 Wanted, a Youth Who Can Dive and Make Hinwelf Useful; wages 6s. per week and live indoors. -Addrpss R 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. 895d9 Wanted, Head Working Groon (four kept), to take charge of hunters.—State age.vrages, references. L Craven. Cfilweadeg Park, Bonoth. 768d6 SITUATIONS W.jrrED. Wanted, Situation by a Bq, of 15, as Page or Under-Coachman; has teen ^rtlv trained; good referen(",eil.-Apply J. D., ure of Wm. Davies, Staticner, Llanelly. 1086d9 Miss Talbot can well Recommttr! her Second CoocS man fts Coachman, who bus beei in her Service D-ptt Ycaiw a good driver, single or ptr; fingle aged 30 height 5ft. 5Jin.—1T. Woolcock, y Oavendish-souare London, W. 1079d9 Gardener, experienced all brakes; highest refe^ retces from past and present eminVer to canabilities manied, no family.—Peaches, V^stern Mail, NcW- ELrfc- 1057dll Wanted. Situation as Farm Bajff~: wpii-up in all farm work; or as General Worm*n on Faim ■ no encumbrance; married.—Isaiah Lloyd, Pantyrolly Farm, Erwood, Breconshire. 1025dll Head Gardener, where two or i(yrc kept- Tife ej^ perience all branches highly rec^mended 'married no family.—Chrysanthemum, Wtfern Mail, New- Port- 862d7 Wanted, Situation Groom-Coacl^in; trustworthy marned man; single or pair wiing to be useful highest references.—R.. The Cottar Llandaff. d7 Siti'ation as Groom-Coachman Mtixt :n ffarden good reference; disengaged; ajid 30; #inpl» — Address Groom, 08, Broadway, Ca^ff. 622d7 As Groom or Helper; aged 23; ^>od referenced Apply P 83. Western Mail, Cardiff. 816d7 Wanted, Situation all Groom-Cnahjnjn. can~ridB" drive, single or p>air: understands unters; married' no lanrily.—Apply Evan*, RliydavAe»u> Ckrmar- then. 778d6 Required respectable Young Ma as Boots and Ccjiarman; also Billiard Marker;^ characters indispensable. —Apply Tredegar An, Hotel, New- P £ TL S82dl0 Barman, aged 21; quick counter^; experienced in London and country; good refereiPS Address S 44, Dennis-street-, King's Cross, LonC llOOd9 if AK AND WIFE WANT^f) Advertisers are Captioned that Po*na#t«r# are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters AddrfAllle to Initials or Fietitioua Name. at any Po«t-officc». Inters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must .ar the address of the Advertiser or one of the Officei,f the Western Mail. Wanted, "a respectable Married (JohIe to Manage Small Double-licensed Houee near Neill; must have thorough knowledge of the trade; experience in management, find own furniture, and^opoeit B50 as eec.urity.—Apply, giving full particuirs, to It 27, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1026dll ——— BUSINESS ADDRESSES. Waterproofs Bepaired While You c.O ? Wait. »- ? Q Ý Queen St., r— CARDIFF. AWBXBaOlf, ANBBBMN A A3X9XM9K, Ltd., — C 35, gt Panl's ChurAyard, 1 WaNk#tt#«s: ) 37) ^ueCQ yiotoria »tr««t, >I0H>0V. W»rk»: I B#w K#ad, J CLERKS AN* XANAOERS. CLERKS AN8 MANAGERS WANTEB. Advertisers are Cautianed that P##taia#ters are Not Allcwed to Deliver Letter# Addressed to Initial# #r Fiotitious Names at any pod-office. Letters addreaaed te Initials or Fictitious Ymes must bear the addreaa ef the Advertiser or ••• of the Offices of tha Western Mail.. Wantsd. a Junior Clerk in a Colliery Office at the Docks, who must be a good writer and quick at figures. -.Addrem stating age, &C-, to R 30, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 48522 Vacency for Articled Pepll; premium.—Apply W. T. Richards, Auctioneer, Porth. 1050dll Wanted, Clerk for Merchant's Office; good penman and knowledge of shorthand. Also smart Young Man ae Traveller; give full particulars as to age, experi- ence, and salary required.—Apply Grain, Western Mail, Swansea. 1024d7 Articled Pupil.—Exceptional Chance of Learning Pr offtgion*- Vacancy for Well-educated Youth, about 17; highest references given; good and increasing practice small premium.—Durose, Sutton, and Co., Auctioneers, Bristol. 1019d7 Wanted, Junior Clerk; iborttiand and typewr-ter preferred.—Applv, stating «ilarv, with references, to R 21, Western Mail, Qrdiff. 4 Bt.95 Wanted, Offioe Boy for Shipbroker'# Office.—Address R 17, Western Mail, Cardiff. 979d6 Colliery Surveyor.—Wan bed, an experienced Under- ground and Surface Surveyor; must be a neat draughtsman.—Apply, stating age, experience, salary required, reference#, other particulars, and sample of work, to Box Q 15, Western Mail Office, Swan- cea. 897d9 Junior Clerk Wanted; good references; knowledge of bookkeeping; sharp and a.ccurate.-Apply Field- ings (limited), Hayes, Cardiff. 885d9 Wanted, Junior Clerk in an Accountant and House Agent's Office; knowledge of accounts and shorthand neoeaeary.—Apply, stating^age and salary required, to F. R., Locke's Advertising Office, Newport. 861d7 Wanted, elMrt. respectable Youth, who thoroughly Understands Book-keeping; wages, 15s. per week.— Apply, with referenclII. P 81, Western Mail, Cardiff. I 819d6 Wanted, a Junior Cleric' for Dissections in Draper's C.r,unting-hotw I must be quick and accurate at fitruies. with knowledge -of general routine.—Apply W. Edwards, Draper, Swansea. 804db CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANT PLAOTB. Wanted, by Two Young Ladies, Situations as Cashiers or Anv Light Business.—Address R 39, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1102d Architect's or Buitder's Assistant Requires Engage- ]3uilder's ment; thoroughly practical and competent in quan- tity surveying and general office routine, or manage- ment of men; good testimonials.—Address R 38, I Western Mail. Newport;. 1038dl2 Wanted, a Situation at an Improving Surveyor in a Colliery, will take a small salary to start.—Address R 25, Western Mail Office. Qrdiff. 1028dll Advertiser, 27, DesirS~Re-engagement, Frexfe. Spanish. Italian Correspondent, Book-keeper, Short- hand, Typist, experienced in Coal 'rrade; good .r. recces-—R 9, Western Mail, Card'fi- 919d9 Advertiser (23) Desires Engagement several yeaia' experience correspondent aDd book-keeper; abort- hand (130); wages 25a.—P 94, Western Mail, Car- diff. — 881(19 Advertiser, twenty years' experione-e m Colliery öiid and Pay Clerk, Seeks Charge of Offioe or Position of Trust; here or abroad; undeniable references.— Address P 89, Western MVM Cardiff. H53d7 Clerk, with seven years' experience Office Work, French, and Book-keeping, Desires Re-engagement; excellent references; moderate salary.—Premier, Western Mail, Newport. 802d6 -?.- SHOP ASSISTANTS. SHOP ASSISTANTS WANTEB. Wanted, Three good Junior Assistants to the Grocery and Provision Trade.-Please state refe- rences, age, salary required to Pegler, Pontypool. llOltl9 Wanted immediately, smart Apprentice for Frozen Meat Trade; live indoors; tmall salary to start.— Apply Knight and Son, Pcarhiwceilicr. 1068d9 Fishmongers. — Experienced Blockman. Fish, Poultry, Game, Wanted; state age, 'lowest wacc references —Address R 34, Western Mail, Car- diff. 1063d12 Grocery and Provilions. Wanted, smart Improver at cncc.—Apply Talbot and Co., Clare-road, Car- diff. ict" Gents1 Mercery and Bespoke.—Wanted, a smart Junior (Welsh); must be pushing.—Williams and Ob., The People's Hatters, Merthyr. 1042d7 Drapery.—Young Man for DreM and Manchester Departments.—Apply, etawng reference and salary re- quired, lewis's Alexandra Drapery Store, 119. Queen- etreet. Cardiff. 1048d7 Wanted, smart Juniors and Assistants for PreierT- tation Tea Tiade—^Address Mr. Dowler, 46, High- street, Newport. 981d6 Grocery and Provisions.—Wanted, smart, energetio ilan for Butter Counter; also smart Tea Wrapper.— Apply Friday morning, between nine en(j eleven, to • age, Home and Colonial Stores, The Hayes, Car- 981d6 Grocers Assistants.—Vacancj- for smart, pushing Hand; aged 21 to 25; well up in grocery and pro- visions good references essential Apply j. W. Heal, Salisbury-road, Cardiff. 969d6 Drapery.—Wanted, Young LMics'for Laoe. R'bhons, Hosiery, and Foreign Fancy; must be used to push- clam trade and smart — Stnte full particular* Jones. 146, Trafalgar-road, Ea-st. Greenwich. 956d6 Giccerv.—Wanted, a Junior Ifanri, witli knowledge of Welsh.—Apply, stating age and salary, to Th08. Powell, Morriston, S-ff-ansea. 954d6 Drapery.—Wanted, a Toung Lady to Serve ihrough; Welsh.—Apply, with particulars, to E Griffiths. Ewerrny Shop, Bridgend. 917d9 Grocerv -W-&n- -te-d immediately, smart Junior; must be used to soliciting. -Sbrtle age. referencwi, and Maddocks, 51, Vere-street, Cadoxton. 891d9 Drapery.-Wanted, an experienced Young Man, con- versant in Welsh.—Apply, fuli particulars, to W. R. Edmrds and Son, Guild-hall#qiiare,' Carmar- then 764d6 A{.prentice#.—Wanted at once, tall, well-educated Yaung Lady and a tell, well-educated Yeuth as Apprentice# ta the General Drapery.—Apply far full particulars ta Evans and Allen (Limited), Newport. 48086 iiBOP ASSISTANTS WAP-NT LAMMS Grocery.—Wanted, Situation as Junior; accustomed to first-class family trade; good references.—Address A. B., Western Mail Offioe, Swansea. 1040dll As Assistant, six years' experience, General Furnish- ing aged 21; d; ^engaged Cardiff or Newport pre- ferred.—Steel, 8, Dunraveo-terrace, Tonypandy. [S89dl0 Young Lady Requires Situation in Maiitle. Show- rcom, tm Jtmior; in or near Cardiff preferred — Address L 34, Craddock-street, Riverside. e9641d7

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HYBSEKAIBS AND SERTANTS. Wanted, General Servant, age 18—20. for small family.—Apply, four to five p.m., Mrs. Thomas, Pres- wylfa, Llandough. e9643d9 Wanted, good General Servant: able to cook well; early riser; must have good reference#; good wages to suitable person.—Apply, personally vr by letter, 29, Park-plaoe, Cardiff. e5760 Experienced GeReral Servant Wanted k ly 28, Miskin-street, Cathays, Cardiff. e9646dl0 Wanted, November 16, capable House-Parlour- maid no late dinners; large family.—Mrs. (Dr.) Shepherd. 24, St. Andrew's-crwcent. Cardiff. d6 Wanted, aT'good Housemaid who understands her duties thoroughly.—Mrs. Geo. Lockwood Morris, The Hafod, Sketty. 1094dl2 Wanted at once, good Kitchenmaid and Under Housemaid.—State wages Mrs. Wade, Glansrwilly, Lltnpnmpfiaint, Carmarthen. 1081dl2 Wanted, a good Nurse; able to take entire charge of a young b&by.-Apply to Mrs Turpin, Grammar School, Swansea. 1052J7 Wanted, good General Servant; able to COOK, wash, iron: part washing out; nurse-housemaid kept; prod reference required —State age, Wages. Mrs. Gibscn, Glendare, Cowbridge. 48595 Wanted, experienced General in Small Family; wages £ 16. Also House-Parlourmaid.—Apply W., care of Mrs. Obok, Church Cottages, Llanishen. 1034d7 Good, Plain Cook Wanted by 26th November; wages £ 18.—Apply, by letter, Brierley, Park-road, Penarth. 1009dll Wanted, a good Cook-Genoral.—Apply 14, Newport- road, Cardiff. 1045(111 Wanted, a good General Servant; must be able to wash; two in family.—Apply 4, Cwmdonkin-terrace, Uplands, Swansea. 1041ù7 Wanted, for Family of Four, good House-Parlour- maid; aged about 22; wages hlg. Also Housemaid I who thoroughly understands plain sewing; aged about 21; wages £ 16.—Apply R 22, Western Mail. Car- diff 1007dll General Servant Wanted, near London; small family; wages £ 12: must have good references.—St. John's, Bowes-road, Palmer's Green, N. 1014d7 Lady Recommends Young Girl as Under-Nurse or Urider-Housemaid in Gentleman's Family; Pem- laoke district preferred.—Mrs; Mirehouse, Ample, Pembroke. 9*6d6 Wanted, a Housemaid; must be able to milk.— Apply to Mrs. Jenkins, Maesllech Farm, Radyr. [d6 Good Ccclii, 228, Parlourmaid, £ 22 small family; kitchenmaid and housemaid kept; excellent situa- tion; good heme; sisters or friends.—20, Stoke's Croft. Bristol. 997dl0 Nurse (two children), f25, lady going to Malta; Nurse Take First Baby from Month, £ 20.—Further particulars 71, Park-street, Bristol. 993dl0 Experienced General Servant Wanted.—Apply 28, Mi*kin-st.ree,t, Cathays, Cardiff. 954dl0 Wanted, good Plain Cook. 23D; gentleman's email family. Also Hous^-Parlourmaid, £ 16; very com- foi-table home; early dinners.—61, Ap#lev-road, Clifton. 938dlQ foi-table home; early dinners.—61, Ap#lev-road, Clifton. 938dlQ Wanted, an experienced General Servant; plain cooking.—Apply Backhouse, 31, Cwrt-y-Vil-ro«d, Penarth. 884d9 Wanted immediately, a good General Servant, not under 21 years of age; must be able to wash, iron. and bake; another servant kept.—Mrs. Powell, TVny- caia. Monknash, Bridgend. 83, Wasted, good General Servant; able to cook well early riser; must have good references; good wages to suitable person.—Apply, personally or by letter, 29, Park-place, Cardiff. 48435 Wanted, good General, understanding Plain Cook- ing thoroughly; aged 22; housemaid kept; good refeiences required.—Applv 44, Oakfleld-street, Roath, Cardiff. 757d6 Wanted, a superior, experienced Nurse to T«ke Enti'je Charge of Baby; able to sew.—Apply Mrs. Leckie, Underwood House, Pontypridd. 780d6 Wanted immediately. General Servant.—Apply"Mrs! O&rr. Linden House, Monk-street. Abergavenny d6 Wanted. an experienced Nurse; must be a good needle woman.—Apply, giving references, to Mrs. Oliver Sheppard, Oartrefle, Bridgendl 760d6~ Wanted, a good General Servant; aged about 20;- nim-maid kept—Apply 13, Westboume-road. Pen. arth. 797d6 Experienced House-Parlourreaid Required in Small Family in Penarth; page kept; must thoroughly underc and her duties; not under 25-Write, rtating waeft, reference, and experience, alse state height, H. S.. Western Mail, Cardiff. 48335 Wanted, experienced House-Parlourmaid, not under 23 must be tall and an early riser.—Write, »ith refe- rences and wages required,' to Mi*. Lascelles Oarr Owrt-y-Vil, Penarth. 48334 Wanted immediately, a good (Single- handed).—Apply, with references, B. B., Western Mail ^ffice. Newport. 1064dll Wanted, good General Servant, not afriad of work" good wages: comfortable home -Railway Hotel, Marshfleld. 1006dli General Sepant Wanted for Oountry Hotel; gmaU experienced.—Apply, in flrst instance to Mi« Powell, Moccas School. Hereford. 1023d6 Wanted, a Cook, aged about l$~or 30 with £ f^hffCe"Applr Hotel, Herbert -street, I "• 978d6 Doekø. Cardiff.. 4MM e I Bertram Hotel, Roatb, Cal'di1f. 882d9 »KMAL,B SERVANTS WAN3 PI.ACE8 Wanted, Light Situation M Houpe-Parlournmid; good needlewoman; knowledge of dressmaking; in or near Swansea.—Da vies, 19, Richards-terrace, Swan- sea. 1095dl2 Wanted, by experienced Middle-aged Person, Wash- ing or Ci,w-ing.-25, Gaerphiily-ttreet, EMt Moors, Cardiff. 1022dll Good Plain Ook SeeVs Situation in Genifleman's Fan-ily; good references; disengaged.—Watkins, 34, Mnlhyr-street, Barry Docks Glam. 991d6 House-Parlourmaid Disengaged; four years' excel- lent character; experienced tall; good waitress, and needlewoman; understands lamps: good class *er- vant.—Florence, 20, Stoke's Croft. Bristol. 995dl0 Parlourmaid Seeks Situation; couutT7 servant; seven years' excellent character: aged 28; tali; good waitress; Cliurchwoman; good needlewoman.— Bessie. 61. Apslev-road, Clifton. 996dl0 Experienced General; disengaged; two years' good character; 4 £ previous as kitchenmaid; good class gentleman's servant: willing; good tempered.—R. F., 71, Park-street, Bristol. 994dl0 As House-Parlourmaid iu Small Family, in or near Cardiff; tall; experienced; good character.—H., Brcnmeurig Vicarage, Ystrsd Meurig, Cardigan- shire. 963d6 Ladies Suited with All Classes of Servants; Situa- tions Secured for Servants; tee Is.—Miss Walters. 30, Page-street, Swansea. 946dl0 Wanted, Situation as Housemaid or House-Parlour- rna;d. small family where housemaid kept; no ob- jection country.—Address W., 58, Adam-street, Car- diff. 934dlO Wanted. Situation as Nurse to Ladv's First Baby from the Month; many years' experience; higheat references from last place.—Address A. Sham brook, 5, CrwTSToad, Roath, Cardiff, Wales. 887d9 Disengaged, General (22), plain cooking, wnh, iron, wait, two years' reference: Others ( £ 6— £ 12), Cook- General (B14). Cooks, Housemaids, Sewingmaids, Gardener. List free.—British Agency, Aberdare Junc- tion (stamped address). 845è6 Situations Wanted as General Servants for Several strong Country Girls; hundreds of ladies suited; testimonials free.,—Mrs. Coster, Registry, Glouces- wr. 83M7 Wanted, Situation as Single-handed Housemaid or Houfre-Parlcurmaid; 3* years' refeivace-A py E. Honld.1 S,'h4'101 Houae, LI..u.edym. eJ.2d7 PUBLIC-HOUSES. PUBLIC-HOUSES FOB DISPOSAL Newport.—To Let, a genuine Double-licensed Corner House. Doing a Good Trade; lease; price, abeut £ 450; flrst-ciass opportunity.—Newlaod, Davis, and Hunt, Valuers, Newport. 1104dl2 To Let, the George Hotel, IIttoheldean; family, commercial, and posting house; the head hotel in the district; present proprietor fifteen years retiring from business ingoing by valuation.—Apply C. Bavn- ham, on the Premises. 8Y'd7 Cardiff.—To Let, Double and Single Licensed Publie- 1KUIP€« prices from j3150 to £ 2,000. Neighbourhood of Cardiff.—To Let, a Number of good Public-houses; splendid positions; ingoings low—Apply peraonallv, or write. T. Johnf. 13, Wharton-stroet, Cardiff. 1111 To Let. Railway Hotel, Penarth, adjoining the Tail VsJe Station.—For further particulars apply on the Premises. 1047dll To be Let, with immediate possession, the WKeut Sheaf Inn, Tonna, near Neath.—Apply Buckley's Brewery (Limited), Llanelly. 48498 Near Cardiff —Capita.! Double-licenced noiwie. owing to Death of Proprietor; ca.h, £ 250.—Powell at(t Co. Borough-chambcrs. Cardiff. 1097dl2 Cardiff —Double-licensed Free House, centre of town. Merthyr. centre of town, Double-licensed House, C100 cash Near Cardiff, Free Double-licensed House, callero enly—Powell and Co., Borough-cham- bers. Cardiff. 968110 To be Let. a Double-licensed Hsuse, situated near the Milford Docks; splendid on-porturtity fer a young marred couple —Further particulars apply to .Tunee Vauehan. Quay Stores, Milfard Haven. 47S86 Country Inn to Let. with about 25 acres of good gra«s land; immediate possession.—Apply William Hancock and Co. (Limited), Anchor Brewerv, New- port, Mon. t8303 Hotel (free spirits); close to famous works; excel- lent proof trade; fine elianee for bu^ness people; £ 160; needs only teeing.—HtUman, Auctioneer, N»w- Port 9850111) Hotel, centre busy town; owner states drawing eight bwrels weekly, ttnirita extra; large works just start- ing ingoing £ 400; recommended —Hillman, Valuer, Newport. 939dl0 Beerhouse; mining district; rent paid bv beds alcr.e; favourite brewers; only £ 35; good living for a family.—Hillman, Auctioneer, Newport. 986dlD Post Free. Largest Publislied List Hotels, Breweries, Spirit-vaults, Beerhouses, Businesses Every Descrip- tion, jB20 to £ 100,00°.—Downing, Kelson-strest. Bris- tol- 990dl0 £ 10°^:Famous Full-licensed Village Inn, near Bath Bristol, Radstock, with or without bakery and brsw- ery; trade stated çæ weekly. 990dl0 £ 50.—Old-establislied Beerhouse, near Joint Station • also handsome Beer and Wine House, first-class submb; eminent brewers; heavy discounts.—Downing. dlO £ ?00.—Noted Spirit Houee, Bedminster, Bristol; trade stated about £ 25 weekly; free, excepting draught beers; rent £ 30.—Jno. Downing, Auctioneer. Bris- tol. 900d10 Bristol.—One of handsomest Beerhouses, adjoining Railway Station all vouchers produced; rent under u i 'i 1"conl'nP £ 250 valuable inventoir.—Downing, Hotel Valuer, Bristol. flBOdlO PREMISES. DWELLINS-HOUSES WANTED. Wanted. to Buy, a House in Richmond-road or Senghenydd-road —Address R 24, Western Mail, Car- diff, 1012dll Wanted to Purehase, House in Lewis or Wyndham street.—Send particulars and lowest price to R., 51, Wyndbam-road. Cferditf. 1011d7 DWELLIN&• HOUSES TO BE LET. 130. Albany-rjad; senii-dctaclied. double fronted. five bedrooms 117. Cnvys-road; four bedrooms, bath. two bay windows. 47. Dalton-street (off Crwys- roed); four bedrooms, bath, bay window. 124, Cot- trell-road; four bedrooms, bath, two bay windows; latest appointments; adjacent, to 'busses, trams, park.—Enquire 133, Castle-road, Cardiff. dl2 High-streot, Oowbridge.—To Let, Private Dwelling- be use and Premises, consisting of morning, dining, and drawing rooms, six bedrooms, kitchen, offices, and be use and Premises, consisting of morning, dining, and drawing rooms, six bedrooms, kitchen, offices, and a large garden; an ample supply of pure spring water on the premises -Apply to Alfied G. James, House Furnishers, Oowbridge. 109M12 ~To Let, Country House; five miles from Cardiff, one from etatioi; tliree reception, five bed rooms, box-room, kitchen, and usual offices; large garden, orchard, stable, cowhouse, pigstyes., iVc. land may be had if desired.—Address R 37, Western Mail. Car- diff. 1092dl2 Pencoed. — To Let, Country Residence; foVr entertaining rooms, kitchen, five hedroanw. box- room stable, coach-house, saddle-room; orchard, garden; greenhouse, four acres land; rent £ 48.— Address R.35, Western Mail, Cardiff. 107^12 Three 10-rooroed Villas, Opposite The Elms, Llan- daff-road all latest improvements; splendid view; rent, £ 40.—Apply 40, Llanfair-road, Cardiff. d12 The Lodge, Radyr, near Cardiff.-To Let. with im- mediate possession, this charming Residence, stand ing in its own grounds, with large flower and kitchen gardens, paddock, vinery, and greenhouse, stable, coach-house, and piggeries. The house oontains entrance lobby and large ball, dining and drawing rooms, two kitchens, six bedrooms, hot and co!d te water bath, <M—FuU particulars and to view apply J. G. Maddox and Son, Estate aDd House Agents. 25, Duke-sbreet, Cardiff. 48277 TO Let, House, with St&blf-7&, Bridge-street. Car- diff immediate possession.—Apply to W. M. Jon< Albert Villa, Swansea. 972dl0 L'andaff Station.—Convenient la-roomed Villa to Let or Se'l; papered throughout; rent low; imme- diate possession; good garden.—James, Builder. (dlO To Let or Sell, Twe superior Houses; opposite Nazareth Houae, Oolum-road; latest improvetttentt; large gardens.—Apply 4, Beaucka*p-#treet, Car- diff. 905d9 Maohen.—To Let, Eight-room House, with Large Garden; near station.—Apply Ed. Evaas, Michael- strne-y-Vedw, near Cardiff. 817d7 To Iva Iiet or Spld, newly-erected Semi-detached Ocintry Villa Residence, near Cardiff, containing dining end drawing rooms, four bedrooms, bath-room, w.c., kitchen and offices; rent low.—Apply S. Hern and Pert wee. Land Agents. Cardiff 752d6 Kicg's-road.—To Let; fix l>edrooms, "tattb. ke. in good condition.—Wm. Sanders and Sons, 28, St. Mary- street, Cardiff. 756d6 Lai gharne, St. Clears.—To Let. Furnished, with immediate possession, AD.' Hill; containing two re- ception and five bed rooms, with the usual nfrices mailed kitchen garden, covering one acre, flower garden, and teuftit ground, approached by a drive.—Ai plv John Francis, Land Agent, Carmar- thyi 48329 No. 1* Eldon-road; mOlllt conveniently situated; close to St. Marv-street; rent lis. per week inclusive. —Apply Mr. G." W. Ruddock, Western Mail Offices, Cardiff. 4o330 lf^ Tudor-road, to Let; immediate possession; thirteen rooms hot and cold bath.—Apply F. Lacy, Western Mail Office. Cardiff. 48293 The South Wal^s, Monrnout.Twhirc Property Regis- ter for Nov. Free on Application or Post.—Hern and Pertwee, Ieun Agents, Auctioneers, Valuers. *c., Caitiff. 28813 DWELLING-HOUSES TO BE SOLD. Sale, Two Houses, Durham-road, containing par- lour. t'TO kitchens, three large bedrooms; ground rent, B2 fs.—Particulars 85, Duckpool-road, New- port. 983d10 A capital Eigtit-roomed Corner House for Sale, with stable and coach-house; price low.—Address R 5, Wet- tern Mail, Cardiff. 904a9 for Sale or to Let,. 3, Marine-parade, Penarth; three large reception-rooms, nine bedrooms; stabling for three horses, coach-house. ke. with side entrance. —Apply Gibb8. Docks, Cardiff. 48388 Ta Owners af Property.—Mr. W D. BaUantyne Undertake# the Management ef Property; terms reasonable.—Address 73, Conway-raad, Cardiff. 4745d BUSINESS PMUfSES TO LET To Let, Correr Shop and House, 23, Stuart-street; suitable for any business; at present occupied by irreer.crrocer. —Apply T. Jones, 22, Stuart-steeert., Docks, Cardiff. 1008dll To be Let, a Butcher's Shop, with Stable and Dwelling-house, with all conveniences; suitable for docng a large trade; in the best position at Evans- ttwn, GiVfach Goch.—Apply Harris, Pynevor Arms, 1043M To Let, in Cardiff. Several commodious Premises, with large dry Cellars, suitable fcr shops, show- rooms, or warehouses, with dwelli-ig-roorns over; terms moderate.—Apply Mr. Farrell, 1, Arcade-cham- bers, St. John's-square, Cardiff. 1010d6 :rl) Let, Corner Shop; best position, Carlisle-street-.— Apply Richard England, West Dock, Cardiff. 1035'111 BOVRIL IS THE V ITAL PRINCIPLE OF PRIME OX BEEF, AND WHEN USED IN THE PREPARATION OF SOUPS, SAUCES, GRAVIES, AC., THE PERFECTION OF APPETISING, NOURISHING, DIGESTIBLE COOKERY IS ECONOMICALLY ACHIEVED. BUSINESS ADDRESSES. TO-DAY'S WEATHER REPORT Easterly and Dorth-easterly winds; fine generally. rpHE GREI CHEVIOT CHESTERFIELD OVERCOATS, ,y^TITH SAC BACKS. ARE ALL THE RAGE IN LONDON THIS SEASON. WE MAKE THEM TO MEASURE Å T 30s., 35s., AND 40s. FIT AND FINISH TO PERFEC- TION. THE WEST END rjUILORS JQ JJUKE-feTREET, 7 CARDIFF. \J e6160 B EECHA-M'S PILLS. "gEECHAM'S PILLS, BEECHAM'S PILLS. Warth s. Guinea a B#T. BEECHAM'S PILLS. For Bilious ttacks. BEECHAM'S PILLS Far Nervous Disorders. BEECHAM'S PILLS. Indigestion in nil its forms. EECHAM'S PILLS. B For Wind and Pains in tho Stomach. BEECHAM'S PILLS! For Sick Headache. BEECHA M'S PILLS B Have Snved the Lives of Thausands. EECHAM'S PILLS. B For Giddiness. BEECHAM'S PILLS. B For Fulness and Swelling after Meals. BEECHAM'S PILLS Are Wertk a Oninea a Box. BEECHAM'S PILLS. A Wonderful Medicine for Females of all Aga EECHAM'S PILLS B Are Acia..teci for Old and Young. R. J. HEATH S eNS INSTRUMENTS RETURNED FROM THE EXHIBITION ARE NOW OFFERED AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. COME EARLY AND SECURE A BARGAIN. Sola Agents for South Wales for the Piano Kesonatar Cempany (Limited). London. Be##nater# oan be Fixed to any Fiaaoforte, producing a much improved tons. Price tram £ 5 upwards. PIANOFORTES BY BROADWOOD p Collard, Kirkman, Brinamead, Erard, Pleyel, Sehiedmayer, Bluthner, Steiawaj, Bechstein, Neumeyer, k., Ire. ORGANS bT MASON and HAMLIN Bell. Smith, Carpenter, Sterling, Sterjj tmd Ottrk. Boherty. Kara, h., ke. HARMONIUMS by ALEXANDER fto., Ac TRE FULL-SIZE GRANB PIANOFOBTB USEB AT MADAME fATTI <! CONCERT FOIt. HIRE FOR RECITALS, AA. LAKGESTP POSSIBLE BIS0OHNTS FOR CASK. BXPERIENCEB TUNERS VISIT ALL PARTS OF SeUIX WALES PERIODICALLT. RS5PAIRS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTEB BY n1UIT- OLASS AND EXPEEIENCBD LONBON WOKkMEN. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR PLACES OF WORSSIP, INSTITUTIONS, ANB SGB60LS. Before Purchasing do not fail to #end for o«r Prios Lists and Verdict of 908, and Compare our Pno#« and Terms with Other Rouses. SHOWROOMS— 61. QITEEN-STREET, CARDIFF; 79, TAFF-STREET, AND iI, WINBS0R-ROAB, PENARTH. MANUFACTeRY: AGSNCIES AT AJEBAYON, WABOXTON-BARRY, «AEB,PMILLT BRIB8ENB, MAESXEO, Ac., kc. OANVASSBRS WANTED IN ALL PARTS, ON OOOl. 0OMMISSION.

OUR SHORT STORY I MK, MILLDUE'S I BE-APPEABANCE. ti r- Millduo so oon«rif>ntionsly followed example of the lilies of the field, the lotus* for^3' ot^€,r Bohemians in taking no caTe Miytliing that ho gTeatlv resembled scare- orow. ?dMr. ^illdiuo, lived alone. When he told the garrulous woman who cooked his meals *he mig-ht -take a holiday, a» he was (?oing *0r a week, he surprised her to speechless- V, 01ne 'n on Wednesday morning," were (his ^.Words- 4t Wednesday arrived. Mrs. Murphy was us,ia!- The v/heezy old cslock in t:cileQ struck ten as ehe dished the egga But as Mr. Milldue never rose '8 br«akfaet was ready, she carried the ''0 a)1^ knocked at tho chamber door, said a voice. <W:HdWe was occupied by a dapper gentleman, smartly not in the least like the Sliingleton. fallrj bpp," Olr'dcln, SiT. I thought as Mr. Mill. <, £ 38 here." J8' °ooa.r replied anknowD. "I -Milldue." 7 irnr^ sfcruok the floor heavily, fd etay to pick up the frag- w dorr,bied Aovm +he i-^wi ^bare" r The inspector went back with her himself. It was necessary ito knock; Mrs. Murphy had left her latch-key in the kitchen. The door as opened' by the dapper gentleman who had caused so much alarm. That s h>m, said the Irishwoman, in a loud whisper. "Hold your tongue. I want to see Mr. Milldue," the inspector added. The unknown reddened. "I—I'm Mr. Milldue," he stammered. "So you're Mr. Milldue, are you?" the in- spector continued. "I wouldn't have believed it if you hadn't told me." He produced a note- book. "Thank I'd better take your answer down. What do you eay your name is?" "Peter Milldue. Surely you know me Mr. Bolter?" "No, I don't; I never saw you before that I'm aware of. Where do you live?" "Here. I've lived here nearly ten years." "That'll do, young man. You're in custody. You can pitch that tale to somebody else." "What are you going to charge me with 1" "Being on Mr. Milldue's premises for 'l.n un- ilawful purpose." "It a ftbsurd. Look here. Now that silly woman, who couldn't keep a secret to save her life, is gone, I'U—- The man in oiurtody stopped as if he had swklemly changed his mind. Thrusting hie hand into hil breast pocket, he produced a sheaf of letters and a banker's pass-book. I "Tlieae will satisfy you," he guid., Inspector Bolter examined them. All the envelopes were addressed] to "Peter Milldue, Esq." He opened the pass-book. "Peter Mill- due" stared him in the face. "They're good evidence that you have robbed Mr. Milldue, and they'll 'be produced in court." "In court!" cried the prisoner in alarm. "Give me my letters!" "They are not yours," said the inspector, putting-them in his pocket. The return of Mrs. Murphy with a constable put an end to the conversation. The inspector ordered the officer to take the prisoner to the police-station: Inspector Bolton returned to the police- station later on. "Rum go this, sir," exclaimed the sergeant in charge. "What'g that?" "This chap as says he's old Milldue, gir. When he isn't crying in the cell like a baby, he's a-vowing awful vengeance on us all." The Shingleton Police-court was crowded. Mrs. Murphy had told everybody she knew that Mr. Milldue had been murdered. Mr. Bompas, justice of the peace, had heard the news and was almost punctual. "Call the man who SltY8 he's Milldue," øa:.d the magistrate's clerk. The next moment the prisoner stood in the dock. He did not look the worse for the brief confinement. His black hair was smooth, his attire unwrinkled. Aeked' his name, he replied as before: "Peter Milldue." "Ridiculous!" cried the magistrate. "The height of absurdity! Don't ask him any roore questions. Inspector, what do y,ou know about him?" Mr. Bolter told! ahA mXoxjt briefly <rf tbe*rrit, addinsr; "I apply for a remand, your y>rship. Let- ters were found on the prisoner iddressed to Mr. Milldue by a lady. I have bt yet com munioated with her. I propose to c 6o to-day." "I -forbid y.ou!" shouted' the p.3oner shak- ing his fist at the inspector, in greaexciteinent. "I won't allow you to communion with Miss Taplev in any way!" Here, the newspaper reports f the case, the word "sensation" was ipterp<ated. "The inspector will do his duty said the magistrate. "You are remanded for three days." Now, only a few years back, Shingleton had consisted of three fishermen's uta and a coastguard station. It was a brandjew town, and the disappearance of Mr. Milltie was its first mystery. Naturally it revelled u it. Meanwhile, Inspector Bolter too the first train to Bamford-super-Mare, with Jr. Mill- due's correspondence in his pocket. lIe found the writer of the letter without Jifficulty. Miss Tapley proved to be a good-losing, dig- nified lady of thirty or thereaibits. She admitted the correspondence at once "'Mr. Milldue is missing," said theispoctor. "He has probably gone to London. He told me he would go yesterday," she said. Hump':iInspector Bolter too a letter from his pooket-book. "Do you recojise this writing?" "Yes. It is zn authority I gave -?-. Mill- due to receive the money and 'eoourita men- tioned therein on my behalf." "This letter—this authority," oontilled the police officer, impressively—"was tain from a man, a stranger in Shingleton, mom I arrested in Milldue's house. He decked he was Milldue himself. There is no Cubt in my mind that he was aware Milldue wi going to reoeiye this monev, and thfft acootts for Milldue's mysterious disappearance. He wouldn't go to London without this paper?" No. He was going entirely on my account -to obtain the money. Do you suspect that he has been-that, something hae happened to him I' and Mis« Tapley feemed in great dis- tress. "I knew Mr. Milldue very well when I was a child, twenty yeats ago. I have lost sight of him until about a week since. He had learnt that I am entitled to a large sum of money, and that I was being advertised' for, and he came over to seek me. He stayed here a week. He returned to Shingleton the day before yesterday." Two hours later Inspector Bolter conducted Miss Tapley to the prisoner's cell door and re- moved the cover of the spying hole. "Gracious! what an es-apo site whispered. The police officer took her a^ide. I thought you would knew him," he said. In fact, I was sure of it. Now we have a "clue to Mr. Milldue's disappearance. Who io he?" "Mr. Milldue himsfclf!" "Oh, nonsense "Well, he is the man who r-fine to Bam ford as Mr. Milldue. All I "id, I had not setn him for twenty years. If he is not my unoic's old friend my escape is most fortunate." "What do you mean' "He—he asked me to marry him, under- taking to get. this money if f would do so. I understand thfre are difficulties and expanses. I felt very gratefull, a.od-Uld I consented." Inspector Bolter looked the pieiura of a puzzled police-officer. Recovering, however, he despatched Miss Tapley to London. to the solicitors who were supposed to have advertised for her. It was necessary to know whether the story of the legacy told by the mysterious prisoner were true or a fabrioatioo. Then ha wired to ilt-t I ccunty town for the assistance of a couple of directives. They came. They marched Lombard Villa by way of a start, but discovered nothing of imporitance. The almost fruitless search ended. Injector' Bc.ter took his assistants to the prisoner's ceil, in the hope that they would recognise h'm. "Thought you said he was a young fellow?" said the firstt to look through the spying hole. "So he is," whispered the inspector, applying his eye. He started back instantly. r:lR pale as a corpse. f79 "I'm n ruined m<n he ir^sp^d. The next moment he had the door unlocked and stood within the cell. The prisoner had changed to an old man, almost bald. The few hairs remaining were white. He was asleep, with his head bowed over the tabie. On the floor lay a wig. "What do v.r,u mean bv Hut. Mr Millduo?" "What do you mean by it?" was the rs.ioinder. after an astonished pause. "Didn't I get black- in the face with telling you I was myself and nobody eJse? D'ye think I was going to let Shingleton know why I chose to make myself look young and smart, again ? Thank? to your stupidity, the folks will know, I suppose; but if vou'> done tr.e out of a wife and ten thousand pounds into the bargain you'll be sorry for it as Ion? as ever you live." No time was 10Pt in getting the Shingleton 'character" outside the Shingleton Police-court. As he left the building, a telegram was handed to the downcast prune mover. He tore open tje envelope. "From Tapley. London, to Bolter, Police- "That rattles it!" exclaimed the unfortunate inspector. "I'll ha.ve to olear out of Shincle- tcn." ) He did. The marriage of Mr. Milldue to Miisi Taplev wu announced shortly afterwards.

BHOXDDA MINING DISPUTE, CLAIM AGAINST THE 7EBKDALE COMPANY. Before his Worship Mr. J. Ignatius Williams (stipendiary) at Porth Police-court oh Thurs- day Edmond Thomas and twelve other Fern- dale colliers claimed B6 10s each, a month's wages, in lieu of a month's notice, from Messrs. David Davis and Sone, proprietors of the Ferndaie Collieries. The workmen were represented bv Mr. Arthur Lewis, bar- rister-at-law, Cardiff (instructed by Mr. Gerald firuce, of the firm of W. H. Morgan, Bruce, and Co.. solicitors to the Cambrian M-.ners' Association). Mr. William Evans, agent of the assoc-iaVon, was also present. Mr. Ivenshole, solicitor, Aberdare, appeared on be- half of the defendant company.—The question in dispute was the amount of the allowance in the Two-foot Nine-inch Seam at the No. 1 Ferndaie Colliery (James Slope, South Duffryn District), and the case for Edmond Thomas was that the management had illegally reduced the allowance from Is. to lOd.—Cross-examined. Thomas said he had worked in other parts of the collierv besides the South Duffryn, and in those districts the allowances had fluctuated, but in the distriot mentioned it had remained perma-nently at Is.—Mr. D. W. Thomas (manager) and Mr. Hannah gave evidence, which was to the effect that the allowances were not permanent, but fluctuated, and the men. consequently, ought not to have stopped working.—The Stipendiary agreed, and trave judgment for the defendant company, with costs.

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EDUCATION QUESTION, A conference of the members of the Convoca- tions and of the Houses of Laymen on the education question was held on Thursday afternoon at the Church House, Westminster. The Archbishop of York presided, and there was a large attendance. The Chairman said the meeting was unofficial, but it was impor- ters they should be unanimous. Bishop Temple, of London, moved a resolution to ask the Government for aid from the Imperial exchequer at th* rate of not less than 6s. a child to all elementary schools, payable in case of voluntary schools only to federations of scl-ools.—The Bishop of Manchester seconded. —The Bishop of Rochester suggested an amendment to draw a distinction between voluntary ;md board schools.—Bishop Temple accepted the amendment, to the effect that the 6s. grant should be extended to all elementary schools alike, if rate aid were granted in board school districts.—A discussion followed, and eventually, after two shows of hands, the reso- lution was carried in its original form.

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UNITED STATES AND CUBA A Daieiel's telegram from New York on Thursday Lee, the United States Consul at Havannah, arrived there this morn- ing. He admitted that he had come to make a report to President Cleveland on the condi- tion of affairs in Cuba., but he refused to be interviewed as to the nature of the representa- tions he was about, to make. The "Evening Telegram" .-asserts that Mr. Lee said to a friend, "It will not surprise me if I return to Havannah on a warship." The accuracy of this statement, however, is doubted.

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