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PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. THEATRE gOIAL Leasee and Manageress .Mrs. EDWARD FLETCHER. Last Three Nights of the Royal Pantomime, QiKDERELLA, Which must be withdrawn, owing to prior arrange- ments. „ DAT PERFORMANCE on SATURDAY, at Two. CF MONDAY KEXT, February 8th, the Quaint American Musical Comedy Play. THE FAST MAIL, Told in Five Gusts, Under the direction of Mr. Al.BKRT ST^KLE. FRIDAY, February 12tl». ANNUAL BEM.MT of W. T. BENJAMf.V, Acting Manager Monday, February 15th—CHARLEY S AUNT Seat. can now be booked Early Doo-s 615, Ordinary Doors 6.45, Commence at Seven. Prices 6d. to £ 2 2s. Children Half-price No Seats Guaranteed. Booking Offices Messrs. Thompson and Sliackell a (Limited), Queen-street, from Tea till Five. Tele- phone. 521 50205 GRANDT HE ATRE Lessee and Manager Mr CLARENCE SOUNES. Last Three Nights of the Grand Pantomime, gINBAD THE SAILOR LAST GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE SATURDAY NEXT, February 6. at Two Doors Open 1.30. Doors Open 6.45; Commence Seven. Box Office open daily at Theatre from Ten to Four. Telephone 725 Prices from 6d. to £ 1 Is. Monday Next, Feb. 8th, the Screaming Farcical Oomedy, rjlHE J$ABr Mondar, Feb. 15th, for Three Nights Only, MR. AND MRS. KENDAL And their London Company. 50202 GRAND THEATRE, CARDIFF. "SINBAD THE SAILOR." COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to B. B. ORMSBY TRENCH, ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4th. Over 100 Artistes will Appear. On this occasion, as a memento of his visit to Cordit, he will give a Souvenir Present of a real LIVE PONY, Warranted Sound. gveryona entering the Building has an equal DON'T FORGET THURSDAY. 50241 'Ti8 act In mortals to command success, but "11 do mere—deserve it. H E J^MPIRE X-4 Menacing Director ..« OSWALD STOLL TO-NIGHT I THE SCULPTOR AND THE pOODLE A New Pantomime Play by CHARLES Jj A U R 1 AND TROUPE. Charles Lauri is unique rs an animal Impersonator, and will this week give a taste of his quality ia that capacity as "The Poodle." THE LESLIE TRIO, Introducing" The Major." THE OLYMPIAN QUINTETTE, Depicting Southern Plantation Life. ALDOW and THEO, Continental Eccentrics, ADELE LIBRA on the Globe. REX HARLEY, Mimetic entertainer. MARY GLOVER. Contralto of the Royal English Opera at Covent fiartien. She will accompany herself on the harp. JOHNSON, RIANO, and BENTLEY, Ilit Farmer and the Monkeys. NEXT WEEK- Lieut. Cole, Bros. Crescendo, Ella Dean. Box Office Open Daily, Ten a.m. to Four p.m.; Saturdays, Ten to One. TWO PERFORMANCES EVERY EVENING. ELRIY one between 7 and 9; late one between 9 and 11. 5ILHARMONIC-HALL & STOLL/S PANOPTICON, ST. MAR i'-STREET. „ OPEK ALL DAY Waxworks. Orystsl Maze, Tieh borne Trial Picture JuMgle, Phonograph, Galatea, Ac., &c. MSWPUttx. THjbi "R M F 1 R E IliiitpDf Director — OSWALD STOLLt TO-N-IGHT i THE KEENE-REEVES COMBINATION Of Six Principal Artistes and Twelve Charming Dancers in "THE ENCHANTED PALACE," The Cardiff Empire Christmas Sketch. Electric Illuminations! New Seenery, Dresses, Music, Songs, Dances. Supported by a strong Variety Programme. TO ARCHITECTS & SOLICITORS. SPECIFICATIONS and REPORTS TYPEWRITTEN with accuracy and despatch at ^jd. per page. BILLS of QUANTITIES, per page 4¥i. Ten Copies of one page for 2s. 3d. Higher numbers of Copies at a Cheaper Rate. ACCURACY IN EVERY DETAIL GUARANTEED. LEGAL MATTER.—Draft, Brief, Affidavit, and Corre- 'pondence neatly and accurately Copid. ALL OTHER BRANCHES OF TYPEWRITING EXECUTED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. WESTERN MAIL LIMITED, ST. MARY-STREET. CARDIFF. DOCKS OFFICES' 112, HUTE-STREET. e9S46 ? WBEXL-R MAIL AND NEWS OF THE WEEX. FBICE ONE PENNY. Å n C RAILWAY TIME TABLES, Published j^Lonthly, One Fenny. BUT THE "EVENING EXPRESS." PRICE ONE HALFPENNY. £ EKLY MAIL AND NEWS OF THE WEEX. FBICE ONE FENNY. BUY THE "EVENING EXFRESS." PRICE ONE HALFPENNY. WEEKLY MAIL AND NEWS OF THE WEEK, PDRICE ONE PENNY. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. THE EVENING EXPIRESS." OKCJS THRBE BIX TIMES. TIMES 20 Words 0 6 1 0 1 6 30 Word 0 9 1 6 2 3 -?. 40 Words 1 0 2 0 3 0 50 Words 1 3 1 3 0 3 9 mmk? Notice to Advertisers. IMPORTANT.—Advertisements to be classified must reach this office by 10 30 a. in but they can bo Inserted up to 4 45 p.m. under heading of TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. The boxes provided for answers to advertisement# appearing in the Evening Express" are no's :nt«nded for any other purpose whatever, and cannot be allowed to be used for the distribution of printed or written adverbSsing circulars or announcements of any kind. "Apply at the Evtning Express," means that the address of the advertiser can be obtained at the Evening Express" Office on personal application. II required to be sent by post, two stamps must be en- clo&ed. If the insertions be not consecutive, or if payment he not made previous to publication, the credit rates will be charged. The above clistrges apply only to consecutive in- seruons of the following class of advertisements:- Situations Wanted or Offered, Apartments, Money Wanted, Partnerships, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Businesses, Houses, Shops, Offices to Let or Sell. Specific Articles for Sale Privately. Name ana Address to be counted. Orders sent through the post to be accompanied by Postal Order or Halfpenny Stamps. Cheques, Postal and Post-office orders should be crossed Lnd made payable to Mr. D. Watkin Thomas. Advertisements are received also at the following sub-offices — NEWPORT TltEDEGAR STREET. SWANSEA -? CASTLE-STREET. JUERTHYR ..VICTORIA-STREET. PONTYPRIDD 4a, TAFF-STREET. HEAD OFFICES: CARDIFF: ST. MARY-STREET. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Ladies' and Children's Lelt-off Clothing purchased; full prices given, country parcels to —Mrs. North^H^C^olu^-etTe'St. .ar- -1?- 0! LOST AND FOUND. Lost on Monday night, between Partridge-road and Wcst-cxovc, A IteOYcr Colktrcfcet.UKicr will be re- warded on returning to 87, Newport-road. Car- diff e9852pti CLEBKS AND MANAGERS. CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANTED. Wanted, smart Office Boy, acquainted with Docks — AtidIv, by letter, to Heard and Co., Shipbrokcre, Car- diff. e9847p4 Shorthand Clerk Wanted for shipbroker's office; stating age, also salary required, to D 48, Western Mail. Cardiff. e9840p5 Boy Wanted for CoUiery Office at Bute Docks- Apply, in own handwriting, stating wages required, to D 96, Western Mail, Cardiff. 946p6 Wanted, a smart, respectable Boy for a Ship- broker's Office at Docks.—Applv D 95, Western Mail. Cardiff. 924p6 The South Wales and Monmouthshire Clerks' Asso- ciation ensures members against loss through want of Employment, Sickness, Old Age, and Death, and to Introduce to Employers, free of Charge, Clerks of Good Business Capacity and Character. Every Clerk, whatever his position, should be a Member of the Association.-SWd for particulars, Seorciarj, l.Doek- cbamberc. Cardiff. .48000. Wanted, Clerk GMipctrat to Keep a Set of Books for a Manufacturing and Retail Company m Swansea. -Apply, stating age, experience, when available, and salary required, to R 2, Western Mail Office, Swan- sea. 864p5 Wanted, a smart, intelligent Boy for a.n Office; must write shorthand.—Apply D 87, Western Mail, Cardiff. 865p9 Wanted immediately, in the South Wales District, for a Few Weeks. a Surveyor to Revise a Few Sheets of the 25-inch Ordnance Maps.—Apply, stating salary, with references, to D 86, Western Mail, Cardiff. 50251 Wanted, a smart Youth, about 16, in Merchant's Office.-Apply, stating age and wages required, to D 83, Western Mail, Cardiff 843p5 I Office Boy Wanted; must be quick at figures.— Apply Johnson, Manufacturing Confectioner, Tudor- road, Cardiff. 779p4 Book-keeper Wanted for Wine Merchant's Office; pra*erence given to young man knowing the district and having occupied the same position before.—D 76, Western Mail, Cardiff. 50218 Wanted, emart Office Boy acquainted with Docks.— Apply, by letter, to Heard and Co., Ship Brokers, Cardiff. 761p4 Works Manager and Foreman Wanted for a large Galvanized Sheet Iron Works in the Midlsnd: must have thorough knowJedge of the r-brive or kindred manufacture, and experience in manajrehicnt of work- men; good salary and house.—Box 38, Mundy's Advertising Offices, Birmingham. 674p6 Firm of Architects and Efltate Agents, Cardiff, Require Articled Pupil; premium required.—Address D M, Western Mail, Caniiff. 657p6 Shorthand Clerk Wanted for Shipbroker's Office.— Apply, stating age. also salary required, to D 48, Western Mail, Cardiff. 621p5 Manager Wanted for Wholesale Tea, Wine and Spirits; must understand the trade thoroughly; others need not apply; aeeurX-v required.—Apply Wine, Western Mail', Swansea. 627p5 Draper's Counting House.—Wanted immediately, Junior Clerk for Dissection Dèek: must be well up in figures.—Apply W. Edwards, Draper, Swansea. p4 Cardiff Architect has a Vacancy for a Pupil; small premium, easy payments, all of which and more will be returned in salary; replies treated confidentially.— D 26, Western Mail, Cardiff. 50135 Wanted at once, tall, sharp led as Office Boy in Architect's Office; one who can trace neatly; pre- ference given to applicant with knowledge of short- hand and typewriter.—State age, reference, and salary to D 25, WwternJMaiL Cardiff. 50134 £ 1.—An Income of 12s. 6d. to £ 1 per Week ran be Earned in Spcre Hours or Evenings by Either Sex who can write.- -Proof sent free anywhere to anyone sending self-addressed envelope to T. Smith and Co. ("Department 9 B). 79. St. Helen's-gnrdens, North Kensington, London, W. L12b62 CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANT PLACES. Book-keeper Requires Engagement; competent preparation balance-sheets, smart financier cashier, correspondent; salary, start £ 100; excellent refe- reDcPII.-D 88, Western Mail, Cardiff. 866p9 Clerk Desires Re-engagement-; double-entry, boot keeping, and shorthand excellent references.—Apply D 82, Western Mail. Cardiff. 833p9 Well-educated Young Man Wishes to be Articled to good Firm of Accountants and Auctioneers.—State terms to D 77, Western Mail, Cardiff. 781p8 DRESSMAKING. IJressmaking—Ladies' Costumes, Evening Dresses, I r*L' Made in the Latest Style. Fit guanwn- Srdiff Lewis and Evans, 133, Oowbridge-road, e589ij anted, clever Bodice Hand; must 6uperintend small workroom; private » I, references, and salary (outdoors) ——^jjetef" Office, Weston-super-Mare. 50257 «m!i113,11 Dressmaker; able to manage g "ty'sh Hand; town experience.— H P fw Particulars, first instance, D. Evans and tQ I^-Pg^Wood-street,, Oardiff. 800p8 io^rve1 Welsh1?'—wJnted. » stylish Milliner; able Dra^epe^tr\^rtablC ggj-. th^-o^htv1 taiio^1' Indoor Improvers; businew Roughly taught ^Apply 2, Mouktjoy-place, New- pen;, Yon. 343p8 MONEY. "VVTALLACE and CO., 98, QUEEN-ST., OARDIFF, T „ AOOOUNTANTS. ■ t,-?5 to £ 1,000 pinIr^fCED DAILY. ANRVP^^80117 NOTES IMMFnr C°U^TKY. v R T R^V »;. lAXE ATTENTION. — Look for nanrie w wind,wg 0VCT shop MoKeyn^rh^wnTeh6or ycairron6hWfcn0< Bea<!j M^Advan^from'fif4^1' M^TOardiff co»rteoug.„and prompt Borro^ers ^iVe £ 250,000 to 1 ^r'd. -Th^TT of £ 10 to £ 500 are Rec^mmandM Provincial Union Bai tb8 to E W Webher 1 vc~ .1 Vueen-square, Bristol; or to iu *T. »22^Lr^or>tfeet. Cardiff. e559F APARTMENTS. "lodgings suit respec^abl(,) quiet T quiet couple room tc himself —a „ Albany-road), Rodth, Cag APARTMENTS TO LET. A large Front uTwo Bedrooms, with or wIthout board; close to town.-9, Pa.rk-plaee, Carelitf. 878n1fl Well-furnished Rooms to Let, in good part of Oar"- jffi; ssirss vgS, oZ4p9 Comfortable Front Parlour and Back Bedroom toUfc Gentlemen, hot bath; no children.—Apply 10 Miskmstreet, Oardiff. 8OTn9 Comfortable Home for"o5e or 'lVo Gentlemen vate family; terms moderate.—D 78, Western Mail —— 809p5 street, Cardiff. 59ap5 Furnished Apartments to T>eti 13 Tte Cardiff, with gidowed Lad^f'hS' wlfwa^ piano no children, terms moderate. 610p5 ~~pinarth.—La.isdowne Pri^ti Hotel • erten».v> Channel v!ew; supertor accommodation; moderate charges; special terms CO Dernienent rexidents. 3983 PREMISES. To let, 21, DrunfriP.l!.plllroCe; 3 reception-rooms, 7 l>edrooms, bath (hot and cold), spacious kitchen, usual offices. Apply Bruce Vaugha.l, Borough-chambers, Cardiff; e985 <pl0 8, Avond&le-terrace, Clarence-road, GranSetown — Part of a House to l^ct, Furnished or UnfurnShed ep5 A few convenient 5-rcomed Houses (cleaa) in Her- hert-street, Maindy (off North-road), opposite Maindv Baptist Chapel; healthy situation; perfect sanita- tion; quarter hour's walk from St. Johns-square- frequent 'buses; Inclusive rentals, 56.-Apply 78' Albany-road, or 138, Castle-road, Cardiff. e9837p4 34, Loudoun-square, to Let; excellent condition^ Apply 132, Co«rbr:dge-road, Oanton, Cardiff. 655p6 117, Orwvs-road; eight rooms, bath, lavatory, we. 43, Dalton-street (Cr^-ys-road); 4 bedrooms, bath Every conveniences; low rentals healthy situation; near park and trams (keys at 27, Dalton-street).— Particulars 138, Castle-road, Cardiff. 634p5 Oowbridge-road, hot and cold bath, 14s weekly; Lionel-road, 8s. 6d. per week.— Apnly Gottwaltz', Bowring, and Perry, High-street, Cardiff. 623p5 The South WalM, Monmouthshire Property hegis- te- for Feb.. Free on Application or Post-.—Hern and Per twee, Jlouoi Aactiantiins, Caidig. ■- -■ 28813 Freehold Semi-detached I Villa Resideiiee; in healthiest part of New-port;, stx minutes' walk from station; price £ 650.—Address S., Western Mail. New- port 860p9 To be Sold, Detached House, on Common, three minutes from station; nearly an acre of garden.— Apply Gables, Dyi:M Powis. 580p4 Galston-street, Adamsdo-wn.-Corner House (or Shop) price £ 200; £ 150 on mortgace —W'li. Sanders and Sons. 28, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 546p4 To be Sold, at Radyr, most desirable Residence; pleasantly situated; ten rooms; every aceommoda- tion, with stable, coat.h-house, and large enrden— Annlvjn 62, Western Mail Office. Cardiff. 722pl3 Dyfrig-street.—To Sell or Let, a very desirable Resi- deuce.—Full particulars on application to Bailev and Ciller, Estate Agents. Cardiff. 547p4 ^yar.ted, in main thoroughfare of MerthyrTDouble- f rented Premises, suitable for First-class Outfitter- Address D 45. Western Mail, Oardiff. 534^4 Small-Warehouse or Store Required" in CfcrdlffT fairlv central; ground floor preferred.—Full particu- lars D 31, Western Mail, Cardiff. 544p4 ~"To"Let7splendid Corner Business Premises; centra Cardiff; very busy thoroughfare: exceptional open- ing for energet c man roomy house rent onlv £ 85 —Apply 108. Cathedral-road, Oardiff. 840p9 To Let, 156. Broadway—House, Shop, and Yard; To Let, 156. Broadway—House, Shop, and~Yard; suit butcher or grocer. Apply 151» Broadwav. Car* diff. 926pl0 ?o Ijet, Shop; m splendid position in the Haves. Cardiff.—Apply » 67, Western Mail Office. Car- ffiff. 745pfl To l/et, Shop, on Pandy-square, L\wynypia suitable for any business moct advantageous position —Applv Mrs Williatne. Hill-side. Llwynvpia. 50i68" Queen-street, Cardiff—To Let, capital Busmess Premises • best position m the street; excellent hvmg accommodation.—Apply D 63, Western Mail. Car- diff M7p8_ Tb Let, Shop and Residence; central portion; double pVeglass front; suitable for any business.— Apply E. Flower, 6. Goat-street, Swansea. _^766p8 To Butchers.—To I^t. 38, Crwys-road, adjoining Crwrs Hotel. House, Shop, and Stable, m which a first-class Butchering Busincso has been successfully carried on for the past fourteen years.—Apply 44, Crwys-road, Cardiff- ?62p8 d (Trom TenPinuII)-Exc.ellent Shf)p Premises- growing neignbourho-jd; great demand chemist, pawTib:oker, furniture; no opposition.—c 52, Western Mail. Cardiff. __742p8 Shop end House; side entrance; suitable for draner, outfitter. &c-! lnf Ppntre Rhondda Applj, James, 11, nnriington-street. Ban7 Dock. 63lp6 To Let, a I/ock-up Shop, /roni 25th March, in good position in Ostla-road -Apply Model Dairy, Cardiff 658p6 tollp Tradp-street (within three minute*' walk of ^«Ln Statiion O.W.R ); size of each floor, 36ft. by 25-t.. would suit for furni- ture store.—Apply D- Dav,es- Builder, Trade-street, C&idiff. gg3p6 pj~„ rry)r1 chQ^and Dwelling-house; 15s. bcj. pe^ wee^—Applv Gottwalti, Bowring, and P;rry 11. High-street, Card™- ,-t)2'lP5_ To T^et as from Apr'l Next, a splendid and commo- dious Shop in best position in Saint Mary-street; three stock-rcoms. cellar, 'aYatoHes ^-Applr Mr_fa Rees, Solicitor, 28, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 6l3p5 MISCELLANEOUS. Tobacconists Comm-mcing see llld. Guide and Cata- logue (259 pages), 2d. —'Tobacconists' Outfitting Co., lEo, Euston-road, London. Manager, Hy. Myers. e5792 Is Your Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop In Cardiff for the" Repair of Watches of every description, English or Foreign, is 38, Castle Arcade, (third shop from Oastle-street), by James Keir, for ten years with Mr Spiridion. Clocks and Music Bcxes Cleaned and Repaired. e4209 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initiate or Fictitious Names at any Post-office. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the advertiser one of the offices of the Western tfail BEST IRONERS WANTED full LONDON prices.— Chant and Son, Kentish Steam Laundry, Old Charlton, London, S.E. e9811pl0 Exca.va.tors.-Wanted to let, Piecework, the Clay- getting at Bryncethin Brickworks, near Bridgend; constant employment.—Chaa. Jenkina and Son, Timber Merchants, Bridgend. e5987 ~At Home-—Employment (genuine): either sex; whole or spare time; envelope and postal wrapper addressing; book 01 names and full instructions Is 2d.; returnable with first w.)rk.-L. Moult, 408, Safe Deposit, Manchester. e6919 Wanted strong, steady Youth as Porter, &c.. wine and spirit stores; must be energetic.—Applv < rppd, 68, Tudor-road, Cardiff. e9850p4 Bespoke, Outfitting, Drapery, Mercery.—Thoroughly experienced Man, aged 33, Requires Engagement as Manager, Buyer, or First Hand; 18 years' retail crperier-ce; references will bear the strictest investi- gations—Apply D 12, Evening Express; Cardiff. ep2 Wanted, Lad, about 16; used to stable work, make himself useful.—Apply, with references, Coachman, Hill, Sketty. 925pl0 Wanted, Groom-Coachman; Wife good Laundress Welsh pra'erred.—State age, experience, weight, refe- rences, wages (cottage provided), Lloyd, Gilfachwen, Llandyssul. 909p6 "Wanted, good All-round Gardener; married or single; good character from last situation.—Apply, stating wages, Evans, Brynmarlog, Newcaatle-Emlyn. 906p6 Wanted, Useful Man for Small Farm and Garden; must milk and groom; c-ttage, garden, and usual wages; Churchman.—Apply Rev. EL Rowland, Whit- land. 814p9 Wanted, Married Man to Do Garden, Poultry. <kc — Apply Lindner, Nantygroes, Llandrindod. 820p9 Wanted, Pcnarth, February 20th, Single-handed Gardener; must understand greenhouses, vines, kitchen garden, make himself useful; wife good i laundress (latter employed part time).—D 49, Western Mail Offices, Cardiff. 639p5 Wanted at once, a good Odd Man as Boots and Make Himself Generally Ueeful.-Apply Keeping, Lord Nelson Hotel, Milford Haven. 50255 Wanted, Lad. 16 to 17, Make Himself Generally Useful.—Apply Jones, Rhymney Hotel, Oardiff. p4 Wanted, as Boots and Oellarman. experienced Man accustomed to good Commercial Hotel.-Apply Koban, Post-office, Knighton. 50228 Manager or Manageress Required for First-class Licensed Restaurant at Docks.—-State experience and salary required D 37, Western Mail, Cardiff. 561p4 Wanted, First-class Rack-sawyer.—Apply, with testi- monials, Robinson, David, end Co., Timber Importers, Cardiff. 898p6 To Grocers' Hauliers.—An experienced Man Re- quired of sober habits, quick, and obliging; wages £ 1 per week.—A. Nicholas, Maesteg. 903p6 Printers.—Good Jobbing Hand apd Turnover (Welsh) Wanted at once.—Da vies, Maddock, and Co., Tonypandy. 882p5 Wanted, for a Ship-repairing Works, a steady Man to Look After Engine ard Boiler and Electric Light Plant—D 85. Western Mail, Cardiff. 50250 Excavators.—Wauted to Let, Piecework, the Clay- getting at Bryncethin Brickworks, near Bridgend; constant employment.—Chas. Jenkins and Son, Timber Merchants, Bridgend. 50243 Wheelwrights.—Wanted, an All-round Hand; used to light and heavy work.—Apply, stating age, wages, and experience, Thomas, Wheelwright, lirphil. 853p9 To Foundry Moulders.—A Few good Moulders Re- quired; used to engine castings; piecework.—Apply, stating age, wages expected, and giving references, to Samueison and Co. (Limited), Banbury, Oxon. No application will be entertained without, above parti- culars. 50245 Army Pensioners Wanted as Watchmen.—Apply Cyfarthfa Oniccs, Merthyr Tydfil. 50232 To Butchers.—Wanted, Young Man, able to Slaughter and Assist in Shop, and Make Himself GeoiuriJiy,, Ueeful-—Af>i>ii\ E. JUivies, 5, ilorgiui-wtr et, Tredegar. 813p5 Good Carver, Used to Chair Frame Work constancy etfady man.—E. Jenkins and Sons, Lewin's Mead, Bristol. 823p5 Wanted, a strong Errand Bov; one acquainted with shipping.—Apply 120, Bute-road, Cardiff. 839p4 Smart, respectable Lad Wanted.-Apply Johnson, Manufacturing Confectioner, Tudor-road, Car- &«• l78°Pl_ Grocery.—Wanted, sharp Lad, about 18, as Haulier also Apprentice —Apply, full particulars, Davies and Clarke, Royal Exchange, Blacnclvdach, Tonypandy 736p8 Bread Haulier.—Wanted, sharp Young Man, Able to Keep Accounts; must know Welsh.—Wm. Harris, W4, High-street, Merthyr. 697p6 Men, Youths, Requiring Any Employment, write at once; Situation Guido free; busy time; thousands suited.—Tanner and Co. (late NewingVm Causeway), Box 113, 84, A?vev-street, Surrey-square. London.' Men kite Army, Navy, also writ". 603p5 Shaft-sinking Contract.—For particulars apply to E. Hall Hedley, Esq., Pontardawe. 50148 SITUATION'S WANTED. To Bakers.—Situation Wanted by steady Man well up in all branches of the trade London experipnof — Apply 12, The Green, Tenby. 807p4 To Smiths.—Young Man Seeks Situation -y Improver to the Shoeing and General Smithing; used to wheelwright smithing; aged twenty-one; total aliotainer.—Thomas Davies, Lime Cottage, Bishopston Swansea. 694p6 Bakers and Confectioners.—Abstainer (24) Seeks Situation; well up in pastry, cake, smalls, bread, &c.—Baker, 181, Neath-road, Landore. 63Op5 Wanted, by practical Working Foreman (Oar- penters); piecework or otherwise; Oardiff or New- port.—The Railway Inn, Cirencester. 538p4 Gamekeeper.—Respectable Man Wants Situation; thoroughly understands pheasant-rearing, dog-break- ing. wiring and trapping rabbits; aged 36; height 5ft. lOin.; no encumbrance; references.—K., Western Mail, Newport, Mon. 932pl0 Young Man Requires Situation to Improve in Gentleman's Garden or Nursery; vears' thorough experience; can be highly recommended abstainer — Apply D 92, Western Mail Oiffce, Cardiff. 918p6 He«d Working or good Single-handed-Gardener Wnnts Situation; thoroughly competent in all branches—stov. vinery, chrysanthemums kitchen and flower garden; iparried; aged 30.—W. Davies 30, King street Neath. 896p6 Situation Wanted, by respectable Married ManTaS Groom and Plain Gardiner; Wife experienced Laun- dress good references-Cook, Tea Caddy, Maeey. 789p8 Gardener Seeks Situation where one or moreTare kept; ten years' experience, all branches; aged 26 — 23. Court-road, Sa'fcmead, Cardiff. 771p8 i Young Man Requires Situation as Second Gardener or Groom-Gardener (former preferred); aged 23; abstainer; good references; experienced.-A. rtfrp ding, 22, Glanmore-crescent, Swansea. 765p5 Gardener (Second or" Single-handed); oxperienr^d m fruit and plant houses, flower and kitchen gardens good character —W. Reynolds, Dvffryn, Neath. 677p6 Head Working Gardener; expenenced^alfbranches inside and out; married, no family: aged 48' good references. -Gardener. Arthur-street, Cfeerleon. 50172 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. I Waterproofs H epairied <5 While You O Wait. ^Xp 8, Queen St., CARDIFF. ANDERSON, AKDERflON & ANDBMON, Ltd.. u ( M, St. Baal's Ohurehyard, "j Warehouses: ) ^^irtoria Street, j-LONDQM. Warkst l Bow 11 11 111 niwilii!!■ iwnwrn Agent Wanted! wftfi rood connection among collieries and contractoi*. to Take Agency on Com- mission for Picks, To ate' be Only those who can prove ability to do bu«K«* need apply D 36, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. ™ 733p4 Agents Wanted, to"Rctail Ceylon and Other Teas in Packets, from Is per lb. cash terms pushing people meaning business will pTeaae send envelope for price list to Select Cevlon Tt«. A<^ncy, 39, Lime-street, London. 0 L13882 Wanted, energetic ar^ expericnced Man (Welshman preferred), aged about 30 with good connection amongst the largest buyers, to Represent Well-known Haber- dashery, Lace, Hosiery, aid Fancv Goods House, in South Wales and Mon. Valleys, to Work their Connec- tion, and to Introduce New' Business; salary and expenses; highest refermcea requu"e<1 —Address I) 40, Western Mail, Cardiff 50136 Men (trustworthy)" Engaging Part or Wliole of their Attention to a Lucrative Employment should apply for particulars of high-class Agency; income progressive.—Address D 32, Western Mail. Oardiff. 653p4 Agent Wanted in Cardiff for well-known Edinburgh Brewery; applications, giving full particulars, treated confidentially.—No. 191, Keith and Co., Advertis'.ng Agents, Edinburgh. • It:!3p4 Agents Wanted, to Solfour celebrated Packet Teas, French Ooffee in Tina, 8nd Cocoa; particulars free.— Oliver Oliver, and Co., 283. Southgate-road, I.on- den 1401d TKAVKLLEKS, AGSXTS. Ac.. WANT EMPLOY- ryvsT. Gentlemen of experience Desires Employment, as Agent, Manager, or Any Position of Trust in connection with Land or Property of Any Description; has thorough knowledge of horses and all live stock, also the leather trade.—Addre«« D 84, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 846p9 Wanted, Situation as Traveller, good firm Whoip sale Grocers; eight years' grocery, provision, and tea trade experience; aged 23.—Address D 70, Western Mail Office, C'ar.iiiT. ?-6pfi Young Gentleman (24) Wishes to Represent good Manufacturing Finn; seven years' exc<'i!ent refe- rences.—Address D 59, Western Mail, Cardiff. 670p6 PUBLIC-HOUSES. To Let, with immediate possession, King's Castle, Cowbridge-road.—Full particulars, apply IT6" mise3. eS84ip5_ Post Free, Largest Published List Hotels, Brewm-ies, Spirit Vaults, Beerhouses, Temperance Hotels, tsusi- ne-jses Every Description, B20 to £ 100,000.— Nelson-street, Bristol. 941plO B400 (Oash).—Famous City Restaurant; beer and wine bans; moderate rent; splendid counter trade; elaborately fitted, furnished; unequalled pos1^10" Downing. 9^1pl0 Bath.— £ 70 Chsh.—Elegantly Fitted Corner Spirit Vaults, close to Theatre and Lyric Music-ball; rent 220; eonifortable bome.-Downing. Bristol. 941plU Bristol.— £ 1,000.—Fir»t-oia«s Spint-houae premises; billiards nearly clear rent; free spirits; trade stated fully C30 weekly; excellent stabling.— Downing. 941pl0 To Let, excellently situated OH-eslablisbed Hotel, main thoroughfare to station.—Apply for particulars Sidiey J. Jones. Fountain Hotel, Chepstow 9^p5 To Let, within 21 miles of a good market town, a Full-licensed Roadside Inn, 17 Acres of Grass L"1. chiefly Orcfli&rding, with some prime Pot Frui-, capital House, and every convenience', moderate rent and ingoing.—Apply to Mr. J. Neje Baker. Auc- tioneer, Valuer, and House Agent, Hereford. 50256 To Let, Albert Inn, Windsor-road, Neath; single licensed; possession 25th March.—Apply Wilnam Hancock and Co. (Limited). Little Wind-street, S van- sea. 863p9 To Let, the Exchange, Commercial-street, New- port.—Apply on the Premises 783p4 Abei-dare.—To Let, Conway Hotel, Cardiff-street excellent position; irnrwediate possession.—Apply David Williams, Abergwawr Brewery, \berdare. p6 Hotel, best mining district jn Wales; rent £ 80; ingoing £ 2<0; free, except beer; accounts show fine trade.—Hillman, Hotel Valuer, Newport. 705p6 Gloucestershire.—Country Inn; station close; rent PIIB; ingoing £135; nice orchard, land, garden, pig- geries; tenant. 12 years, retiring.—Hillman, Auc- tioneer, Newport. 700p6 Roadside inn; rent £ 50 ingoing £ 300; 18 acres fine turf; close rail; grar.d chauce for dairyman, cattle dealer—Hillman, Newport. 704p6 S70. Beerhouee rent B30 including grocer's ehop fine chance for industrious people tenant eight years. —Hillman, Hotel Valuer, Newport. 703p6 Johns, 13. Wharton-street, Cardiff?-T'»« Let Some splendid Houses; cheapest ever onered centre of town ajid suburbs; and iMpcct. To Let, with immediate possession, King's Castle. Cowbridge-i-o^d, Cardiff—Full particulars apply on Premises. 637p5

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frURSEMAIDS AND SERVANTS. Wanted dean, active Girl about 17, as General 142, Windsor-road, Cogan, ub&t Cardiff. e9849ji3 Waited, Cook General; nurse-housemaid ker>t — Apply 17, Dun»ries-place, Cardii!. e9851p5 Parlourmaii WaStolT'^Febnnry 17"tlTin"~a^: tlemans lamily; thorough parlounnaid: tall; trood Wititress and plale cleaner —Apply Mrs. Bowen Woosnam, Jynygraig. Builth. L13S89 exF«rienced Nurse, to Take Charge 11;; Baby.—Apply Mrs. Davenliill. 2, Neath-road, eoeps Wanted, a good General Servant; good references Carifff PPly Mra" LeW1 £ 32, Richmond-road^ :—.— 911p6 Wanted, good General Servant.-Apply Mrs. Wl,.ite- field, o, Howard-gardena, Roath, Cardiff. 935p10 8°?d House-Parlourmaid.—Apply to"Mrs. T. D Gnmthfl, Bruslyn. Swansea. 943pl0 Wanted immediately, goorl^Cook. also experienced Housemaid; general kept.-Apply St. Audries, Penarth, 885p10 Housemaid Wanted for Small Business House — Apply 19, Charles-street. Cardiff. 803p5 Wanted strong Girl, who has been out before, as ) Housemaid. S^ate age, wages, experience, references, Rev. Barthorpp^ltton^Rec.fory, Chepstow. 94¿p6 Wanted, Plain Cook and 216; to each; gentleman's family, four in number; earlv dmners^ gocd hotne.—71, Park-street, Bristol. 937pl0 W anted, Cook £ 25 no dairv or baking7~7maTl femily. Housemaid, £ 18; Kitchenmaid, £ 14; Scullervmaid, £ 8—71, Park-street, Bristol. 939p10 Wanted, a thorough General Servant; good wages given.-Dumfries House, 32, Caroline-street. Oar- 934p4 iicquiitii, a tidy ou*»# &euei*i Scrvjittt;" no family; small wash.-—Apply, after seven o'clock, at No. 178, Newport-road, Cardiff. 923p4 Good Cook Wanted (B35). Gentleman's Small Family Upper Housemaid of Four; good wages. Single- hunded Laundrymaid; £ 24.-61, Apsley-road, Clifton Bristol. 936p10 Wanted, a Country Girl as Kitchenmaid.—4. Park^ grove, Cardiff. 892p10 Laundrymaid Wanted on February 19th Csinglp^ handed), where assistance is given, in Gentfeman's Family.- Apply Mrs. Bowen Wooeman, Tynvorai^ B_ulJth: uSQdf Want^, experienced Cook-General; good Apply 25, St. Andrew's-crescent, Cardiff. 802p5 Wanted, good Plain Cook (Single-handed); also experienced House-Parlourmaid. Churchwomen, and good roerences required—Mrs. Rice Nicholl, The Grange, Roes. 821p5 Wanted immediately, good Plain Cook, aged under thirty; must have good references; wages :ElS Apply 74, Walter-read, Swansea. 841p5 Wanted at once, strong Country Girl, about fourteen,! for General Housework; assistance given.—Apply Mrs. MgAwell, Hillcrest Houac, Abergavenny. 842p9 Wanted, good Plain Cook, Used to Small Dairv and BaILmg.-Apply to Mrs. Wayne Morgan, The Hafod. near Pontypridd. 828p9 Wanted, experienced General Servant; able to do plain cooking; two other maids kept.—Applv, stating age, references, &c., Mrs. Leigh, Treharris li.S.O. p9 Good Plain Cook Wanted.-Apply Mrs. E. A. John- son, Derrystone. Abergavenny 50240 Wanted immediately, Oook-Generals, for Town and Country; House-Parlourmaids. Under HousemaiA— Stamp, Mrs. Evans' Registry, Elm-street, Cardiff Disengaged, Young Servants. 849p9 Wanted, good Plain Cook or experienced Cook- General jB16 to B18. Also thoroughly competent Housemaid; aged 25 to 30; must be good needle- wonMn BH to B16. Churchwomen good references. —Q E. D., Western Mail Office, Xewix>rt. 856p9 House-Parlourmaid; must thoroughly understand her duties; aged about 25 wages JB26. no Fxtras under-housemaid, six servants kept; small family — State references Mrs. Vizard, Llanmihangel C'ow- bridge. Glamorgan. 854^5 Wanted, General Sei-Naiit: aled 18 to 20 —Anpiv Mrs. Grove, 8, Somerset-road, Newport. P, Wanted, a good General Servant: able to wash, cook, and iron.—Apply Richards, 23, The Parade, Barry. .u.- q. 852p9 Wanted, good General Servant; from country pre ferred good references required-Apply, personally, Mrs. Yates, The Swan, Llanelly. 851p5 Wanted, experienced laundress who will Take Two Families' Washing; one mile out of Newport; excel- lent recommendations required.—E. W., Western Mail Office, Newport. 859p9_ Respectable Girl Wanted as General; counti y pre- ferred; good hom2.—43, Alfred-street, Roath Park, Cardiff. 739p8 Wanted, Cook General email family; washing out; hoy kept.-Apply Dr. Thomas, Bridgend. 738p3 Wanted, Cook (B28). Parlourmaid (B20), House- Parlourma'd ( £ 16), Nurse (S20). Generals (JE6 to E20). —Write Mrs. Coster, Registry Office, Glouces- ter. 763p3 Wanted, good Housemaid; aged 18 to 20; good references required —Apply, between ten and eight, 144, Oakfield-street, Roath, Cardiff. 744pb Wanted, good Cook (General) for Country Hotel; no kitchenmaid kept, but assistance given.—APPO' Koban, Post-office, Knighton. 50^27 Wanted, good Cook bakmg; small family house- parlounnaid kept.—Apply to Croome, SLOW l'aik. Newport, Mom 78&i>S__ Wanted, 12th February, good General Servant; not under 20; small family; good wages given. v 109, Claude-road, Roath, Cardiff. 782p8 Wanted, a good Servant Girl who thoroughly under- stands housework; small family.-Apply, with refe- rences, to Jones, Llajueaiach House, Nelson, Glam 794p8^ Wanted at once, an experienced General Servant; must have good references.—Apply, evenmgs, 7, Richmond-crescent, Cardiff. ób5pb Wanted, a. go'xl Geneial Servant; wages E12 to £ 14; bey kept—Apply, with inferences, Mrs Hawkins, The Limes, Llanish.'n, Carditi. Wanted at once, General Servant; wages £ 1^.—Apply Mrs. Blennerhassett, CricklioweiL 50183_ Servants.—Cook-Generai Wantetl, for Penarth; family two; large washing out; £ 16.—otate age 1> 64, Western Mail, Cardiff. 720p5 General Servant; good wages; must have good character.—O. Sherwood, 6, Albert-crescent, Pcn- arth. 609p5 Good Plain Cook little housework; sinaa family — State sge, wages, references, Mi's. Gottwaltz, Hiiifcide, Penarth.. 612p5 Can Any Lady Recommend good Cook? Church- womtn small dairy two ot!ie,r servants kept; two in frmily.—J., Porth-y-Oarne, Usk. 50125 Good Cook-General Wanted at once; gentleman's house; near Pontypridd; a.ged from li>.—Jenkyn, Registry Office, Pontypridd. 540p4 Wanted immediately, an experienced General Ser- vant.—Apply to John Evans and Co., Drapers, Ponty- pridd. ^43p4 Wanted, Housemaid; ctxik kept: two in family.- Apply Mrs. Llewellyn, Llwyn Oil, Llandaif. 526p4 Wanted, an experienced General Servant; jatist be a good plain csook; housemaid kept.—Apply (even- ings) Ingier.on, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 527p4 Good Cook-General Wanted at once; housemaid kept.—Apply Mrs. Stevens, 9, Stow Park-gardens, Newport. 572p4 Wanted, good (plain cooking) Cook; also Parlour- traid to make themselves generally useful.—Apply Miss Lewis, Oakland, Rumney Hill. Cardiff^ 5o3p4^ Wanted-imme<Lateiy\~Toung Person as Waitress; one willing to make herself useful and attend har in evenings.—Bridgend Hotel, Pentre. 930p6 —Waitresses Wanted ;~emart and attractive; none need apply unless excellent references—H. S., Phil- harmonic Restaurant, Cardiff (if personal, between four and five o'clock). 50264 Barmaid Wanted for Wine and Refreshment Buffet; tall, attractive, pleasant, well known in Card ff preferred; undeniable references.-H. S., Philhar- monic Restaurant, Oardiff (if personal, between eleven and twelve a.m.). 50263_ Wanted, a Young Lady to Assist in Hotel Bar and Make Herself Ulleful.-Apply Grand Hotel, Car diff. 913p6 Manageress or Manager, Four Barmaids. Waitress, Cook ( £ 30), Barman, Several Pages. Marker Wanted. -Davies's, 45, Charles-street, Oardiff. N.B.—Superior Lodgings. bó2p5 Wanted immediately, experienced Barmaid early riser; accustomed quick counter trade.—Apply, with photo, references, wages expected, W., Western Ma i, Merthyr. 844p5 Porth-Wanted, General Servant; willing: early riser.—Mrs. Davis, New York Hotel. 791p8 Wanted, by Young Ladv, in Hotel Bar. Situation as Barmaid; good reference. -Apply Beta, 4, Marsh- street, Llanelly. 768p8 Wanted, Young Lady M Barmaid.—Apply Royal Oak Hotel, Broadway, Oardiff. 770p4 Wanted immediately, Young Lady as Book-keener and Barmaid.—Apply, personally if possible, if not send photo and reference, Bush Hotel, Swansea. p5 Business Full Swing.—Wanted, Several experienced Waitresses, Housemaids, Chambermaids, K'.tchen- maids. Staffma:ds Barmen, Boots, Porters, Markers. Bam.aids Disengaged.—Marks, Cattle Arcade. Car. diff. 565p4 FEM AIiS SERVANTS WANl TLACBS Situation good Cook aged 3fc nine years' experience as kiretiriniald, Eix years cook excel.ent character methodical, economical; disengaged—A. H.,61, Ap>ley, road, Clifton, Bristol. 938pl0 As good Plain Cook and House-Parlourmaid in Srra-1 Familv; aged 24 and 21; good references.—Add-x.ss Ilewis, 1, Lauriston Villas, Weston-super-Mare. 899p4 Ladies Suited with All Classes of Servants, Situations Secured for Servants. Fee, Is—Miss Walters, 30, 1 Page-street, Swansea. 905pl0 Nurse, experienced (22), Requires Situation; plain needlewoman; children out of arms preferred References apply Nunse, 145, Hill-street, Rhj-mnev. 888p6 An experienced Cook Requires a Situation in Gen tie- man's Fo.mily.-Apply Lewis, 11. Queen-street. Car- niartben. 387p5 Mrs. Chavarse Wishes to Recommend Single-handed Housemaid.—Apply Glandofan, Rhos Hill RS.O., Scutli Wales. 735p8 Disengaged, General, plain cooking, wash, iron ( £ 12) Others ( £ 6— £ 12), Cook-Generals f £ L>— £ 16), Hr.usc-Pai lourmaid Housemaid, good Plain Cooks ( £ 12 £ 18)' long characters list and testimonials free -British Agency, Aberdare Junction. (Stamp.) D/OpO Wanted. SituatioTas House-Parlourmaid, m Gentle- mans Small Family, by English Girl.-E. Hampton. Llancai&ch House, >e!son, Glam. 628p5 "Housemaid (Single or as■ Second of T^ree) dis- engaged February 10th; wUlmg to wait at table.—A Howells, care cf Mrs. Samson, Scotchwell, Haver- fordwest. 532p4 Re- en2agenient, by an experienced Person, in Hotel Bar or Management of Vaults or Luncheon Bar, aged 25: highest references—D 91, Western Mad^Car- dit-i. 919plo AVanted hv Two Friends, Situations in Cardiff Eestamwt as Waitresses; thoroughly respectame^- D 90. '.Yesternjlail Office, Cardifi. Wanted bv experienced Person, Situation a6 Waitress (Ocmniercial preferred) in good Hotel-M. J. Grove Crows Gatof, Penylxu-.t, Radnorrh.re. 890j)5 Wanted bv respectable Young Lady. Re-engage- ment as Barmaid; thoroughly experienced; two good references.-E., Mount. Pleasant House, Go^on, Abergavenny. 850pa_ "wnnleil Ro-eno'agement as Barmaid in Hotel or Bar-;|rdiff preferred, highest refe- rence?.—Apply 50. Eldon-rc-ad. Cardiff. 773p4 ,K^'C>v,k. aeed 40, Disengaged; Plain Cook, aged 28; Waitress-Chambermaid, aged 24.—Jones, 9, Devon- place, Newport, Mon. 71«p0 ~Wa^taL bv" highly-respectable Young Person, Situation as Manaeeress, Wme Vaults or Place of Trust: six vears' experience; aged 29—T.. care^of Mrs. Cogswell, 17, Glanymor-crescent, Lplands. Swan- o/^po BICYCLES. Cycle Repairs.—lowest Priccs, Best Work; compare £ &»;• ><* 'diaK «t on^Warrilcws m.-tc-otrcct, Oar.Uff, IHHNI MISCELLANEOUS SALES. To Shopkeepers in Small Way.—F->r Sale, Quantities of Sweats, Biscuits, Figs. Nuts, Pickles, Sauces, Coffee. Storch, ftc.: also Ca'nistew, Scale*. &:c.-Apply C. Arthur, Estate Agent, 8, Queen-street, Cardiff. e9846p6 Poultry.—If you want your birds to I-ay you -write for prices and samples of food to Xonh Recs and Son, Hay, Corn, and Seed Merchants, Cardiff- e5229 1 000 Business Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads, 1 000 Business Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads, 3s 10 000 Useful Handbills, 2s. 6d.; samples free. —Fisher' and Co., Machine Printers, Broodmead, Bristol. _c4419_ SHOP ASSISTANTS. Butchers—Wanted, smart, clean Cutter for Shop.- Apply D. Jonca, Dickinson, and Co. (Limited), Swan- sea. 944p6 Wintidi Grocer's Assistant: energetic, oblig ng; used to solicit; knowledge of drapery indispensable; comtry trade.-Apply 3, High-street, Chep- stow. 91M- Grocery and Provisions—Wranted, a good Junior Assistant (outdoor)—Apply, with full particulars, Co- operative Society, Brynmawr. 914p10 Drapery.-Wanted, a Young Man, with about seven years' experience; Welsh.—Apply, full particulars, William Thomas, Higli-street, Haverfo»iweat. 900pl0 "Dra:M-ry—Wanted, an experienced Hand, able to speak1 Welsh; good kuowledge of leady-mades ?;nd general- good windovz-drei-aer, ^c.— Apply, stating full particulars, Davies. M.'jicheeter House, ~lan- IdloeG. 891p4 Boot Trade—Wanted, smart Junior Assistant; good window-dresser, with knowledge of the Welsh language.—Apply D. Jones and Co., Boot Manufac- turers, Aberdare. 884 plO Grocers.-To a reliable and xmart Junior, a good Perth and Permanency are Offered by the Rampore j Tea Company, Newport, Mon. 855p9 Wanted, a sharp Improver willing to maVe himself generally ueefui; personal application preferred.— Davies, Grocer, Emporium, Ebbw Vale. 50247 "Drapery—Wanetd, energetic Young Man for Dresa Department; must be good salesman and stock-keeper. —None other need apply Wynch, Llanelly. 812p9 Grcct'rv —Wanted. & good All-round Man Wcleh state age and salary (indoors); good reference illdis- pensabie.—Knoyle, Llanelly. 788p8 Grocery and Provisions.—Wanted, Two smart Juriors;" Welsh; well up at soliciting; good wag-rs; outdoor—Lewis Erothers, Pontypridd. l £ >4p4 ~Miliiiierv~~ShowTOcm.—Wanted, experienced Hand. —State full particulars, with photo, D. Morgan, Brecon.. 759p6 Grocerv and Provisions.—Wanted, a Junior Assis- tant; indoors.—Apply, with full particulars, Prot-heroe, Fleur-de-lis, via Cardiff. 707p6 ~Drapery.—'Wanted, a Young Man; about six years' experience.-Apply. full jwticulars, Reeot, Guild-hall- square, Carmarthen. 50174 SHOT- ASSISTANTS WANT PLACES "situation WTanted by Young iidv as Assistant in some Fancy Business—Apply N. L., Western Mail, Newport. 9ilPt) BUSINESS ADDRESSES. REVOLUTION IN TAILORING. SCOTCH TWEED SUITS QQS. TO MEASUEE ) U CASHMEEE ") "I /\S. TEOUSEEINGS) IV V> OVERCOATS IN CHEVIOTS & VICUNAS, 7 QK&. with Silk Facings, at ) OO ONLY AT THE WEST-END TAILORS IN DUKE-STREET. Gl60 THE EVENING EXPRESS" ? I Dan be obtained Everj Night of the following Lo< Newsagents; — CENTRAL: SEYMOUR, WOOD-STREET. MRS. DENISON, 7, WOOD-STREET. HELLIER, BRIDGE-STREET. J. JAMES, 31, BRIDGE STREET. E. GILLARD, 5, CAROLINE-STREET. BAKER, THE HAYES. J. HOGG, QUEEN-STREET. CANTON: EVANS, LOWER CATHEDRAL-ROAD RICARDS, LOWER CATHEDRAL-ROAD. DOWrN. POST OFFICE. CLABH STREET, REES, 55, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. DOWN, POST-OFFICE, COWBRIDGE-RD. HL-GHES, 64, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. HLGHES. 102, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. LEWIS, 132, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. BAKER, 174, OOWBRIDGE-ROAD. WILSON, 194, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. RIORDAN, 212, COWBRIDGE-ROAD, BOUND, 3, KING'S-ROAD. SMITH and CO., AT1.AS.ROAD. »— ROATH: EVANS, ALBANY-ROAD. TALBOT, 52, BROADWAY. T ■ ROBERTS, 28. BROADWAT. ''i FLEMING, 61, BROADWAY. t WHITE, 120, BROADWAY. llEES, 49. METAL-STREEr. THOMAS. 3, CLIFTON-STREET. ROPKE, 16, PEARL-STREET. D F MORRIS. 209, RICHMOND-ROAD. LOCKE, 8, MACKINTOSH-PLACE. LAWfiK-NCh, 14, C&SSm-VSOAD. ROWI^IIGS, 78, CASTLE-ROAD, < PADFIELD, CASTLE-ROAD. DAVAGE. CASTLE-ROAD MUMFORD, CASTL&ROAD. MRS KING. 7. CASTLE-ROAD. ELLIOTT, BANGOR-ROAD. t SALTMEAD. JOHN, 22. CORNWALL-ROAD. CATHAYS: WILLIS, 14, MUNDY-PLACE. L'KEECE, 30, SALISBURY-ROAD. STUDDARD, 55, UPPER GEORGE-OT. ROSS 43, LEITY STREET. C STEVENS, 136. WOODVILIJE-ROAD. DOCKS: BUS,-SELL, STUART-STREET. J SAVAGE, 150. BUTE-STREET. TTLER, 38, BUTE-STREET. CRANQETOWN; "THE DON," 140, PENARTH-ROAD, 4 SHELDRICK. 1, AMHERST-STREET. HART, Gj, HOLMSDALE-STREET. MISS J. FRANCIS, 142, PAGET-STREET. MOOaS: C. W. HUTCHINGS, CARLISLE-STREET. FLEMING. SPLOTT-ROAD. MORGAN, 18. PORTMANMOOR-BOAD. I NEWTOWN: FISU3R, 2 ADAM-STREET. DAVIES, 29, ADAM-STREET. RIVERSIDE: MRS LONG, EI,DON-ROAD. TURNER, 68, ELDON-ROAD. THOMAS, TUDOR-ROAD. MATHERS, TUDOR-ROAD. T BUT THE "EVENING EXFRBSS." J PRICE ONE TTAT.T'PEINRZ'I

OUR SHORT STORY A MATTER OF INSTINCT. Fate was a oat, and Leonard Herrick was I mouse. There had been some rare sport, but Herriok was of the opinion that it oould I 80t last much longer. He had run this way 'I and that way, and a thousand timea he had foocied that he was going to escape. But always the velvet paws with the long, sharp c*aw* springing out of them, had caught him just in time. So, at last, he lay still, paut- not knowing which way to turn. He was in a big city, all alone. The people .Who rushed by him were like the thoughts tJiat whirled through his brain; they were tbadows, and the everlasting train of them W no beginning nor end. He could not dis- ^guish the real mea and women whom he 8aw from those whom he merely remembered. and again there appeared in the throng the f&oes of the dead; he did not mind those, but there were others tll&t he shrank from. ne stood with his back againjft the iron fence in front of Trinity Church. There wae just light enough in the western «k7 to give the pile of atone a shadow, which upen hurrying thousands, who did not notice it. Herrick's hands were in his pocket. He Rumpled a crackling piece of paper wbfh toeaat ti-4 he could li" wretal days longer, «Bed to do ao. As le a mom extmded future, he could not picture it. All the lines of his life seemed to end in a knot, which could by no means be untied, but must merely be dropped. He rc-membered that there were miracles, but he could not think of one to wish for. From three o'clock till four the crowd in that part of Broadway is rich and prosperous from four to five it boasts of wealthy connec- tions, and takes a strong interest ia life; after fire it loses caste rapidly, and by six it is a lot of weary people going home to supper. Herrick felt the degeneracy of the throng without really seeing it. If a whole street full of people could get shabby in an hour, was it any wonder that he had done it in five years ? He crossed Broadway and walked down Wall-street, slowly and with hesitation, for he had no erraad. A voice cried: "Cab, sir almost in his ear. He turned and looked up at the man on the box. "Is it poesible," he said to himself, "that I still look like a gentleman?" He felt toward the cabman as toward one wbo had given him a helping hand. Why not pay the debt ? To do so would. cost him only a day of his life. He had a £ 1 bill in his p«ck#t. "Yes," he said; "take me up to the Fifth Arenaa HotaL" It was the first place that had come into his mind. He got into the cab, and snapped the door. The cushioned seat and the com. forta,ble support for his head were very re. freshing. A fancy came to him that he would dine decently and then go to a theatre The extravagance would be trifling, for it was really of small importance whether he starved to death on Sunday or on the following Wed. nesday. He was in a mood to make a jest of it all. A strong glare from an electric light struck down into the carriage, and made visible to him a package in brown paper that looked as if it might be a sandwich. The object pro- truded from under the seat. He thought it must be the cabman's supper which had been hidden in some smaller locker and had fallen upon the floor. The idea that the food should be spoiled wdisagreeable to Herrick, and so he pidked: up the little brown bundle. It was smaller than he bad supposed, and it did not feel hke bread. But had it been food, and he at the last pang of starvation, the touch of it would not have sent such a thrill through all his frame. He knew that the contents of that package was monev. It felt like a mass of bills folded, awkwardly wrapped up, and fastened with elastic bands. Through the brown covering Herrick could feel the crispneslS of the Govern- ment paper. The amount might be a poor ma.n's monthly wages, or a rich man's profit on a great irausaotion. As to his own conduct in this matter, Her- rick had no doulbt whatever. Fate had thrown that noaej into bi8 UDdII, and fata aright take it away; but not if he could hold on tightly enough. His fingers trembled as he picked at the elastic bands. Suddenly, and without his knowing why, the rubber strings vanished with a loud snap that startled him, and the package sprang open on his knees. He caught a flash of green colour, and then the cab rolled out of light into shadow. It seemed a long time before another light struck in upon him. At the moment when it did so he saw a face close to the cab door, ¡ and he dodged back, covering the bills with his hands. But the chance passenger on the street saw nothing; he was thinking of his own affairs, no doubt, and had no inkling of the strange thing that had passed so close to I his eyes. Herrick was himself again in a moment, and he bent forward, eagerly scanning the bills in his hands, and counting them feverishly. There were forty of them, and each was of the denomination of j3200. Throughout the later period of the young man's misfortunes he had had substantially but one wish—to rest. Rest has many forms, suited to a vast variety of individual tastes. To'Herrick in his day dreams it had always takfcn the form of travel, without care. All patlw lie open for a man who has £ 8,000, and there is no reason why care should sit behind him as he rides. Herrick had only the most shadowy thought for the person who had lost this money. He did not even speculate upon the manner of its lose. It had come into the control of one who needed it, and that was enough. He disposed ti e notes in hi8 pockets, in tiie best interests of comfort and safety. Then I he folded up the brown paper and pocketed that also, with a dim consciousness that, if it were left in the cab, it might get the driver into trouble. The fellow was honest, no doubt, and Herrick did not wish that he should suffer a wrong. He preferred to keep the wrapper himself, and take the risk of it until he could find some means of disposing of it that would be safer than throwing it out of the cab window. How to leave the cab was a question which concerned him nearly. He did not wish to confront the driver again, for there might be an investigation, and a question of identifica- tion might arise, in which case it would be well to have the man know as little as pos- sible of Herrick's personal appearance. He reflected with satisfaction that the spot on Wall-street, where he had entered the car- riage, had been rather dark. The cab stopped suddenly, its path being 'blocked by a tangle of vehicles. Herrick softly put his hand upon the catch of the door. it yielded noiselessly; the door swung open. Herrick stepped out. Turning back for an instant, he perceived the cabman sitting upon his box, in entire unconsciousness of the fraud that was being practised upon him. He was a poor man, and doubtless worked hard for all the money that he received. Still, it was reckless to attract his attention again, espe- cially so after having left the cab in that strange manner. There was a way to the sidewalk through the press af vehicles. Herrick saw it from the corner Off his eye, and waa abort to take advantage of it. Instead, to his surprise, he i found himself turning toward the cabman, and immediately he heard his own voice saying: "I have decided to get out here. Hew much do I owe you?" The cabman named his prioe, and Herrick paid him with the five-dollar bill which had been the sum of his wealth, and the end of it so far as he could see, so short a time before. He coumted his change carefully, remembering that he would probably have to wait until the next day before he could break one of the thousands. Enough remained to him from the bill for a supper, a bed, and a breakfast. When he had found a restaurant he ordered a meal, and ate it with relish. It was en- chanted food. It was the fare of an Atlantic liner, the delicacies of European hotels, and the fruits of the tropics. He cared little for his bed. It would be no more than a place to lie and think of the future. It was many a night since he had really slept. Certainly, with so much upon his mind, he would not sleep this night, even if he should try. So vhen he had been shown to his room in a hotel, he piled his pillows against the headboard of the bed and reclined against them, fully dressed. He was very happy. No question of right or wrong in what he had done or what he expected to do came to torment him. F( a long time he had I borne his life like a tremendous burden. This had suddenly slipped from his shoulders, leaving his natural powers >enumbed. In the midst of his first vision of a new life be was aroused by a knocking at the door. He started np; his legs would hardly support him; he had no voice with which to ask who 'o was there. But one explanation was possible; he must have been watched by the police. He tottered to the door and gave utterance to a hoarse inarticulate sound. "Eight o'clock, sir," cried a voice without. "You asked to be called, sir." He rushed to the window and flung open the shutters. Day streamed in, strong and beautiful. The gas flame paled. He knew that he had slept as he had not slept before in years. In the mysterious depths of his life he felt a new strength stirring, but it was only nascent as yet. A bath and a breakfast revived him still more. He felt the exhilaration of a busy day upon which he was entering. He scanned the papers, but so far as he could see they had no news of the money that had been lost. He was not conscious of any excitement in search- ing for that news. The fear of detection had I quite left him. Of all stolen goods, money is the hardest to recover. Presently he found himself riding down town in an elevated railroad trai- He was going to a steamsihip office to arrange for his I journey; then to a broker's for a traveller's cheque book. His pockets were bulging with money, but there was something in one of them that he couldn't remember to have put there. He pulled it out, and found it to be the brown paper wrapper that had contained the money. As he held it in his hand it was concealed by his newspaper. No fellow-passenger could see it; and that was doubly fortunate because, in plain, sight upon the paper, was & name and address:—"Herbert L. Graham, 40 Wall- street." The train was just stopping at Rector-street. That was the station nearest the steamship office. Throwing the brown paper back into his pocket, he left the car and went with the throng down the street. He was thinking about the accommodations he would choose on the steamer. He continued to think of that and kindred subjects, yet he turned north on Broadway instead of south. Presently he found himself asking an elevator boy in a big building if he knew where Mr. Graham's office was. Mr. Graham happened to be in has outer office when Herrick entered. He was pouring a story into the ear of another grey-haired Wall-street man, and Herrick heard a few words of it—something about cabs, and cash, and carelessness. "I have found the money that you lost," said Herrick. "Here it is." "Zion!" cried the banker, clutching thb bills in his fingers. "My dear fellow, teli me all about it." "There's nothing to tell," replied the young man. "I merely found it in the cab." Mr. Graham eyed him a moment in surprise. I "You take it coolly," he said. "I couldn't take it at all," responded Her- rick, with a feeble smile. "I don't know why. It was instinct, I suppose. My ancestors must have been honest men." "Upon my word. you must tak- one of these notes," said the banker. 'Tve offered it in an ad. aud-" "I can't do it," said Herrick. "I don't feet it to ba right." "But, my dear boy," exclaimed the old man, kindly. "I must do something for you. I want to; believe me. At least come back and take lunch with me. Shall we say one o'clock?" "It will give me great pleasure," said Her- rick; and, bowing, he turned away, and walked out of the office.

Penarth. New Railway Station. The new l»ff V ale Railway station »t. Lower PenMtll has this week been officially opened for paasenger end par-Jell traffic, mid the train service thereat the same as that to Laverncck, Sully. and Cadoxtoa The station is in immediate proximity to the IuikM of the Glamorgan Gctf Club. ————————

Death of Mr D. Pughe Evans, Swansea We regret to announce t<he death, at his oonce, katon-eresoent, Swansea., on Wednesday of Mr. D. Pughe Evans, the well-known tenor and musical composer. Mr. Evans, who was quite a young man, h&d been in failing health for some time, but the end was sudden. Mr. Evans was an ever welcome favourite as a drawing-room tonor in London and as a musical composer his "Lead kindly light," alOM entitled him to fame. nil,I,HI—

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