Evening Express

AMBEBjlLE. ALES& STOUT CASK and SHEPT0* MALLET. GTORFA PENARTH ROAD, I ^7 CARDIFF

REVISED ADVERTISEMENT SCALE Situations Offered, Apartments Wanted, Mone-, Wanted, Partnerships, Lost and Fonnd, Miscel- laneous Wants and Sales. Bnsinesses, Houses. „ Shops, Offices, to Let or Sell. if prepaid, are j irserted in the "Western Mail" and "Evening Express" at the following rates: TKH.EK SIX WOBDS. ONCE. TIMKg TIMES 1 20 Words 1 0 2 0 3 0 Each extra 8 Words 0 4 0 8 1 0 ] The following specially reduced charges will be made for the insertion In the "Western Mail" and "Evening Express" of ] Situations Wanted, Apartments to Let:- THREE SIX WORDS. ONCE. TUllES. TIMES. 20 Words 0 6 1 0 2 0 Each extra „ „ 8 Words 0 2 0 4 0 8 This scale does not apply to Furnished Houses or to Seaside Lodgings. REMITTANCES. Cheques or Post Office Orders should be remitted in preference to Postage Stamps. Postage Stamps (Halfpenny) are not refused, but, as they are often lost in the Post, they must if remitted be sent at the ClSauis^and P.O.'a should be crossed and Made Cheq Payable to D. W. THOMAS. ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names are not delivered from any Post-office, but, are returned to the sender through the Dead Letter Department. Replies to advertisements directed to the Western Mail" Office will be handed out on production of a ticket, which maybe obtained when the advertisement is ordered, or they will be forwarded to the Advertiser s Address,providing stamps to cover postage are supplied. Original testimonials should never be enclosed with replies to advertisements addressed to the Western Mail" Offices (copies only should be sent). ADVERTISERS are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or FictitiousNames at any Post-office. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the Advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail." personal. GEO. to F. J.—Thanks letter; kindly send addresB; glad to hear from you. a!84t PRIVATE Inquiry Agency —Leonard Armi- tage, 4a, Western. Mail-chambers,^ Oar- 2Lost anU jfount). LOST, large Brown Collie Dog; strayed from 18, Newport-road, Cardiff, August 19th.— Any person returning the same will be re- warded, qr detaining after this notice will be prosecuted. 966w25 STRAYED from Radyr, Two Ponies, 13 and )J 14 hands; also Colt with headstall.-Reward to anyone returning them Dan-y-bryn, i Radyr. 901w24 ST-RATKT), from Steamship Cambria, on August 5th, at Cardiff Docks, Buildog; fawn colour; slightly lame; short tail; £ 1 reward.— Apply L 34, Western Mail. Cardiff. 855w26 FOUND, Pair of Silver Sugar Tongs; owner may have same by paying all expenses within three days.—L 47, Western Mail. Car- diff. 906w24 dffirtnraL WANTED, Locum Tenency or Outdoor ABSistantship by Middle-aged University Gradua.te; good references.—Apply J. O. Y., Western Mail, Swansea. 851w22 OUTH Wales Nurses Co-operation, 152, New- port-road, Cardiff.—Medical, Surgical, and Maternity Nurses Supplied.-Apply Superinten- dent Telegrams: "Prompt," Cardiff. 247d ifflttsteaL X¥T ANTED. an Organist for the Presbyterian fw* Church of England, Windsor-place, Car- | diff.—Particulars on application to D. B. McCailum, Alderayde, Radyr. al751 DRUMS.—Bass Drum and Two Side-drums for Sale; cheap.—Apply L 45, Western Mail, Cardiff. 903w26 Clerical. T7T7"ANTED immediately, Title; Llandaff t? Diocese; experienced; graduate; English; small stipend accepted; highest refe- rences accepted by bishop.-L 21, Western Mail. Cardiff. 785w24 eg a SOLICITOR has Vacancy for experienced Articled Clerk.—L 49, Western Mail, Car- diff. 60449 SOLICITOR (27), with capital. Desires Junior Partnership or Clerkship with View There- to; good experience and reference.-L 6, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. 694w23 £ >el)olastie. EXCELLENT Government Appointments E easily obtained after preparation, orally or by post; passed 6,000 recently; 731 last year; particulars free; state age.—Mr. Skerry, Y.M.C.A., Bristol. 60458 HOME Teaching.—A Little Girl, aged six to 13, Could be Received in Clergyman's Family as Pupil; every care; previous expe- rience healthy country vicarage; cows, poultry kept.—Address L 41, Western Mail Office, Car- diff. 869w23 Teachers Wanted. TUITION Offered in good School in Return for Assistance in Light Household Duties, i —Evelyn House, Aberystwyth. 959w25 GOVERNESS Student Required In good GOVERNESS Student Required In good School, September;, preparation for musi- cal and other exams.—Evelyn House, Aber- XSfcwyth. 959w25 MINISTERIAL- StndentWanted fBnys' School), m to Teach 25 hours weekly; board, resi- dence. private tuition free.-Address Magister, Western Mail, Newport. 889w26 WANTED, Assistant; Art. 50; infants' class; average 50; salary £ 45.—Apply Vicar, 15, Despenser-street, Cardiff. 827w25 WTANTED immediately, Assistant Teacher iff (Male or Female, Certificated rr Art. 50), fcr Hendy National School, Pontardulais.— Apply Headmaster. 822w22 AEERDARE Town National School.-Wanted. Two Assistants (Art. 50), Master or Mistress for Boys and Mistress for Infants; efficient teachers.—Apply, with testimonials, Banting salary, to Head-master. 789w24 Teachers Want Employment, MISS Gib3on, having two hours in mornings Wishes to Fill this and Afternoons;' English, Latin, French, German, music, theory, harmony, drawing, painting, drill; kinder- garten.—16, Cwrt-y-Vil-road, Penarth. 877w23 housekeepers, Companions* Housekeepers; "ompanlons, &c., Wanted. WORKING Housekeeper. Widower, four children (eldest six, youngest seven weeks); must understand children; domesti- cated and good needlewoman; servant kept; state wages and references.-L 65. Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 1002w29 WANTED, cheerful Young Lady as Com- panion, to Do Work of Small House (two in familv) and Assist in Stationery and Fancy Business; must be good saleswoman, with satis- factory references.—L 55, Western Mail. Car- diff 953w25 TT|TANTED, for Penarth, Mother's Help or !»Y Nurse (experienced, domesticated, and Nurse (experienced, domesticated, and good needlewoman) for Two Young Children.— L 54. Western Mail, Cardiff. 952w23 Housekeepers, Companions, &c., Want Employment. "VOUNG Lady Would like Engagement as 'X Nurse or Companion Help; experienced; domesticated; good needlewoman, dressmak- ing—Apply 74, High-street, Barry. 339w29 EE-ENGAGEMENT by respectable Elderly i Widow, Working Housekeeper to One or Two Gentlemen; good reference.-H. B., 7, fjWrtwith-creBcent, Parry^ 887w26 domestic ^eruants. Nurses Wanted. ANTED, Young Girl as Nurse; willing to f assist in housework; two children.- Apply Mrs. Hodgens, 12, St. James'-gaidens, Nausea.. 836w25 Cooks Wanted. WANTED, in a Gentleman's Family, a good Cook-General; three in family.—Apply Mrs. Mais, Ivy Bank, Lee, Ilfracombe 958w25 WANTED, sui>erior Plain Cook; wages £ 20; four in family.—Apply J. T„ Western Mail. Swansea. 969w29 WANTED at once, an experienced Cook.— Apply Mrs. Ware, Briar Bank, Fenarth, aear_Ga-rdiff. 948w29_ EXPERIENCED Cook-General Wanted; house- pa rlonrmaid kept.—Brynymor, Park-road, Penarth. 941wZS LADY, residing in Penarth, Requires good Plain Cook; one who has had good train- mo- as Kitchenmaid preferred.—Apply, stating references and wages required, Cosmo, Cam- bridge Hotel, Scarborough 942w29 "ST"r ANTED immediately, good Plain Cook, w not under thirty; also experienced House- Parlourmaid, for two in family; wages. £20 and Jcl8 respectively; no dairy, bakjng or washing.—Apply Mrs. Moxon, The Lodge, Mal- pas, Newport. 60444 ANTED, thoroughly experienced General- Plain Cook; good reterences; mothers help kept; good wages.—Apply 11, Cwmsaerbren, Tr eher ber t. 806w ^5 COOK General Wanted for Penarth; three in family; another servant kept.—Apply L 14, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 756w24 SELECT Registry Office, Brynmill Post-office, S Swansea.—Miss Jones has Vacancy for good Cook for Farmhouse, and for Other Servants. 393d ANTED, by September 1st, goodT'Copk- General for Cardiff; three in family; nurse kept.-Apply Mrs. J. Howell, jun., Creen Farm, Saintwell. near Cardiff. 750wZ4 ANTED, good Plain Cook; fare paid; must TV be early riser.—State age, experience, and wages, Mrs. Simkin, Pontrilas, Hereford- shire. 740w24 WANTED, Cook-General; housemaid kept.— Apply, stating age, wages, and refe- rences, to Mrs. Robson, Ravensworth, Eaton- grove, Swansea. 71-7w23 WANTED, a good Cook; assistance given. Also experienced House-Parlourmaid.— Mrs. Kay, Boverton House, Llantwit Major. 60383 WANTED, good Plain Cook; no washing, W baking or dairy work required; no kitchenmaid kept.—Mrs. Lock, Lansdowne House, Tenby. 663w23 ~\XTANTED, experienced Cook-General, stating Vt age, references, and wages; no baking or washing.—Mrs. Davies, Newcastle Vicarage, Bridgend. 60342 House and Parlour Maids Wanted. W" ANTED, an experienced House-Parlour- maid; wages £ 18 to £ 20; small family.— Apply J. S., Western Mail, Swansea. 970w29 HOUSE Parlommaid Wanted; country -LJL house, where cook and housemaid are kept.—Apply, with full particulars, Mrs. Beau- mont Thomas, Dennol-hiil, Chepstow. 937w24 ANTED, experienced House-Parlourmaid; t V thoroughly good character required; three in family.—Send full particulars Mrs. Jones, Penyrock, Llandovery. 927w27 WAOTED, Young Girl, about 20, as House- Parlourmaid.—State wages required Mrs. Melvin, Messrs. Howell Bros., 20, Windsor-road, Penarth. 851 w26 EXPERIENCED House-Parlourmaid Required E for Penarth; wages, £ 15.—Apply, stating age, height, references, L 33, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 854w26 WANTED, House-Parlourmaid.—Apply Mrs. Edwards, 42, The Parade, Cardiff.847w26_ ANTED, good, experienced Housemaid- W Write Mrs. G. Lockwood Morris, The Hafod, Sketty. 792w24 17|7"ANTED immediately, House-Parlourmaid; »» butler kept; three in family.—Apply J. J., Dolau, Llanhadarn Fawr, Aberystwith. w23 Generals Wanted. ANTED, General Servant; must be expe- rienced in washing, plain cooking.— Apply Mrs. W. T. Leyshon, Plastirion, The Esplanade. Porthcawl. 1001w29 ANTED, good General Servant.-Apply. W after six p.m., to 108, Cathedral-rcad, Cardiff. 965w29 WANTED, good General; must have had experience.—Apply 80, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. '->85w25 GENERAL Servant Wanted.-Apply 73 New- port-road, Cardiff. 984w25_ ANTED at once, General Servant, Able to Cook, Wash, and Iron; Churchwoman; girl kept.-Vicar, Llantamam, Newport. 943w25 WANTED, a General Servant in a Business House; aged from 18 to 20.-Apply M A. Peachey, Dunns, Mumbles. 945w29^ ANTED at once, General Servant Who can w Cook; housemaid kept.-Mrs. Arnold, Sandhurst, Gold Tops, Newport, Mon. 932w27 TTITANTED, by Two Single Gentlemen Farmers, ow a Servant Girl who can Milk <- nd Do 1 arm- house Work; good wages; farmer's daughter preferred; aged from 18 to 20.—L 24, ^estern Mail, Cardiff 8C8wf> •vttaNTED General Servant; good plain cook t\V nousemaid kept.—Apply, before ten or after five, Mrs. Dyer. 8, Pembroke-terrace^Car- difL — -— ——— A' General Servant, with good character, for small family.—5, Plasturton-gardens Car- diff. 704w2.3 WANTED at once, respectablo Girl as General; small family; good home and wages-Apply 9, Glentworth-road. Redland, WANTED7for Claude-road, good General Ser- vant; two in family.—Apply 176, Cathe- W vant; two in family .-Appty 176, Cathe- dral-road, Cardiff. 707w23_ WANTED, Country Rectory, General; W thoroughly clean; early riser; able to wash; boy kept.-Mrs. Hughes, Ludchurch Rec- tory, Narberth. 701 w25 ANTED at once, General Servant.—7 Clive- place, Penarth 669w23 Kltchenmaids Wanted. ITCHENMAID Wanted; must be able to churn; aged about 16.—Apply Mrs. R. Garnons Williams, Ty-mawr, Brecon. 898w24 Female Servants Want Places. ^TrrANTEDT Washmg, Cleaning (Daily), Family YV Washing Done at Home.-Address M., 24. Diamond-streiet, Splotland. Oar dirt. 967w25 A S Sewing and Children's Maid; good dress- maker; a§»ed 20j not t)een out before, good references.—Address G., 25, Argyle-street, Swansea. — SITUATION Wanted as General Servant; ■rood plain cook; excellent character.— to U only, Aahbury Villa. enue, Gloucester.. rTcMERSETSHIRE Servant Disengaged; cook O nicely, wash, iron, £ 12; Others £ 6— £ 12.— Select Country Agency, 9, Radnor-road, Canton, Caidiff. (Stamp.) 87Bw26_ ANTED, Situation as Children's Maid or Mother's Help; good dressmaker.-Appiy L 37, Western Mail, Cardiff. 858w23 T ADIES Suited with All Classes of Servants. Li Situations Secured for Servants, lee Is — Miss Walter?, 30, Page-street, Swansea. 778w24 Male servants Wantea. WANTED Gamekeeper; not over 35 years; must thoroughly understand wiring, tra.p- nine of rabbits, and all duties of a gamekeeper. —Apply W. Pike, High Toch, Narberth_ 999w25 W: ANTED a steady, smart Youth as Groom tnd to'Clean Boots-Mrs. Cobb, Nythfa, Brecon. 894w24 "ttt aNTED. a strong Youth, about 18, to Assist W Gardener and Make Himself Generally Useful —Apply, stating wages and references, to Lady Lewis, The Mardy, Aberdare. 89,w24 Male Servants Want Places. SITUATION Wanted as Groom-Coachman by S Young Married Man; drive single or pair; no encumbrance.-B., 5, Water-street, Neath. 998w29 AS Groom-Coachman; experienced; ride, drive pair well; most obliging ana smart; single; 26; character; disengaged.—L 64, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. 981w29 OOD, all-round Man Seeks Situation as Working Farm Bailiff or Position of Trust; life experience in all branches; under- stands hunters, young horses, Ac —L 17, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. 766w24 CIOACHMAN or Groom-Coachman.—Young J Man, aged 25 (married), Seeks Situation; best of references —Apply L 62, Western Mail, Cardiff. 975w29 "\7SrANTKli. at once by Middle-aged Person, V Situation as good Plain Cook, or Any Place of Trust; no dairy.—Address L 56, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. 950w23 WANTED, Situatton as Cowman on Estate or Caretaker of some Place of Trust; can assist in garden; wife good dairymaid; scientific butter-maker; used to estate work; excellent reiereii<»; no encumbrance.—Apply J. Horner, Gw~"U;nor Farm, Gellygaer. 926w2;7 W— ANTED. eit"l..u".)!! as Coachman or Groom. T V Coachii.an; drives single or pair; 81 years'^xcel:uV ^.{er'incrs from two last places; abstainer.—E. n., Oak Vio«' Keynshain, Bris. to 931w27 domestic ^erbants, Male Servants Want Places- Continued. WANTED, Situation as Groom or Groom- Ccachman; thoroughly understands stable duties; ride and drive well; aged 21; v eight 9st. 81b.; good references.—Apply 38, Brackla-street, Bridgend. 912w24 WANTED, Situation as Gardener; good single-handed or where help is given; experienced in all branches; good references; d:ser gaged.— Apply E. Burden, 17, Union-street, Frome, Somersetshire. 914w27 GENTLEMAN Wishes to Recommend hi3 Groom-Coachman; 5b years' good charac- ter; married; abstainer; drive single or pair; trustworthy, reliable servant.—J. Rees, Furnan, Pembrey. 844w25 SITUATION Wanted as Single-handed Coach- S man; can ride and drive well; single or pair; good reference; aged 24; weight 9st. 101b. —Davies, Castle Martin, Newbridge, County Kil- dare, Ireland. 850w26 A~S_Groom-Coachman; single or pair; aged 22; single; 44 years' good character.—W. Mullott, Duifryn. St. Nicholas, near Cardiff. w27 RE-ENGAGEMENT as Groom Coachman or Groom-G^rdener; thoroughly experienced; good references.—Apply to O. Owen, Penygraig House, Park-street, Bridgend. 664w23 ANTED, by 7th September, Situation as Groom; under coachman or single- handed aged 22.—Address C. Salt, Groom, Cwrt- y-Vil. Penarth. 60339 ^otel J5>ei*uantS; Ferrate Servants Wanted. ANTED, experienced Housekeeper for Relieving Bar; also a Chambermaid; personal application preferred.-Apply, between seven and nine, Bush Hotel, Swansea. 971w29 AN TED, respectable Young Lady as Bar- maid; must be accustomed to the busi- ne-s and have good references.—Apply Ship Hotel, Newport. 996w29_ WANTED immediately, Young Girl, willing to assist in household duties and bar.— State age and wages Mrs. Bugby, Fountain Inn, Brecon. 908w24 WANTED, Chambermaid; thorough.—Apply, W with reference, to Mermaid Hotel, Mum- bles 60434 ANTED, a thoroughly experienced Waitress; also Lad for Indoors; highest references required.—Apply York Hotel, Bridg- end. 819w23 WANTED, smart Young Person r.s Barmaid; willing and obliging.—Apply, with photo and full particulars, Cross Inn Hotel. Pontar- dawe, Swansea. 8'j3w25_ W ANTED, respectable Young Lady for Hotel Bar; good references required.—Apply, with full particulars, to Mrs. Andrews, Castle Hotel, Neath. 771w24 W" ANTED, for Vaults, reliable, competent Young Person, Willing to Make Herself Useful.—Write references and age L 8, Western Mail. Cardiff. 706w23 EBUSINESS Full Swing! Wanted. Manageress, B Barmaids, Waitresses, Chambermaids, Cooks, Kitchenmaids, Generals, House-Parlour- maids, Housekeeper (Farm, £30), Laundrymaids, Nurses.—Servants' Home Registry, 45, Charles- street, Cardiff; Arcade-chambers, Newport. Lada. Waiters, Boots, Billiard-markers, Grooms, Gardeners, Farm Bailiff. Families supplied. w24 Female Servants Want Places. EXPERIENCED Manageress Seeks Engage- E ment. Commercial Hotel or respectable Double-licensed House; not object to go abroad; high references.—L 61, Western Mail, Cardiff. 976w29 RE-ENGAGEMENT aa Manageress in a first- class Family and Commercial Hotel; ex- cellent references and testimonials.—Hope, Greyhound Hotel, Hereford. 946w29 ANTEDTsituation as Barmaid; can take W charge of vaults; experienced; good references; aged 29.—Address M., 14, Green- stieet, Cardiff. 917w27 RE-ENGAGEMENT by superior Young Lady as Barmaid in first-class Hotel; thoroughly It as Barmaid in first-class Hotel; thoroughly experienced; good reference.—Apply B 2, Queen's-terrace, Monmouth. 899wZ6 TDESPECTABLE, experienced Barmaid Re- R quires Re-engagement; aged 26; excellent references.—Apply F. B., c/o. Mrs. Jones, 7, Hign- street, Builth, Breconshire. S'-awZS ANTED, Situation as Manageress of Pub- W lie-house or Restaurant; experienced; high-class references as to capabilities; has held licence.—Address Manageress, at Locke's Advertising Offices, 3, Commercial-street. New- port. 794w24 .Male Servants Wanted. BOOTS and Cellarman Wanted at once; must be single, and have good references.— Applv Manager, Wyndham Hotel, Canton, Cardiff. 9S3w23_ WANTED immediately, sharp Youth to Mark Billiards, Look After Pony, and Make Himself Useful; references.-Royal Hotel, Trealaw. 797w24 Man and Wlfa Wanted. ANT-ED, a respectable Couple to Take it Charge of a Licensed Premises at New- port.—Address L 3, Western Mail, Cardiff. w23 CratirllrrS, SIgtiutcS, Xc. Travellers, Agents, &c., Wanted. A Firm of Flour Millers Require Traveller for Rhondda Valleys, Monmouthshire Hill District, &c.; must be steady, energetic, and have sound connection; liberal terms to a good nan-Apply, stating full particulars, to L 50, Western ivlail, Cardiff. 60450 WANTED, by a Firm who has covered the ground for years an Agent for South Wales, one Who has a Connection for the Sale of Paints, Colours, Varnishes, and Lubricating Oils-Apply, giving full particulars, to L 18, Western MailjOfflco, Cardiff. 919w24 TEA. Trade.—T. Bass and Sons, 106, Fen- church-street, London, Require a Repiesen- tative for South-west Wales; liberal terms to the right man. Trustworthy Man of active habits, aged 25 A to 40. is Wanted to Take Up a responsible and remunerative Outdoor Position; ^kole or part time.—Write in first instance, sta«ng age, occupation, &c., to L 39, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 868w26 AGENTS Wanted for wealthy Plate-glass Insurance Company; liberal terms t suitable men. Also Glaziers for Lle-plac.jaent of breakages Wanted in every town-Apply Appointment, Western Mail. Swansea. 8d2w26 WANTED well-educated Woman, about 30, W in well-established, lucrative Business; good income to energetic woman.-L 31, Wes- tern_ Mail, Cardiff. 8,!8w23_ i Representative is Wanted in Cardiff for an A important Company; to a suitable person the remuneration will be most liberal.-Address L 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. 696w23 ravellers: A^ent^i &c.. Want Employ- me.lt. LOUR—Traveller, with old ctpnnaction. Open F to a Commission for Cardiff and District. -Write to L 52, Western Mail, Cardiff. 940w29 1HTANTED, by a Farmer's Son, 4ppointment w as Agent for Feeding Stuffs, Manures, and Seeds for Carmarthenshire and South Wales-AiplV L «. We.tem Mall OUcg^Car. diff. Clerks anD iBanagers. Clerks and Managers Wanted. WANTED, smart Lad, Just Left School; good writer; quick at figures.—Apply, personally, Oswald Coleman, Chartered Accoun- tant, 14, HighrStreet,_Cardiff. _r" — -r VrlftER Clerks Wanted at once.—State fullest IjEDparticulars and send photo to Bert Evans and Co. (Limited), Drapers, Swansea. 933w24_ -VTACANCY-Occurs in Merchant's Office for a _VA"lU SLrp,™nd raP« £ bl»a1$1 zlT)S —Apply, giving age, ^Western MjdT quired, with references, to L 46, Western^ MaiI, Cardiff. te Y' diff- diff- 818w25 f*\ Weekly.—An Income of 12s- 6d. to £ 1 per free anywhere those sending adiiressea enve. lope to T. Smith and Co. (Dept. 9W. 16, fetus- bury-avenue, London, W. Ll5523 Clerks and Managers Want Places. Cit pneed Book-keeper, used to Engagement in A. X.. Western Ma.XNej,. "hypvrt fiVinrthand Writer and Typist (good E book-kSr and French correspondent) Wants Berth.-B., 48, Albany-road, Cardiff. w23 ATOUTH 184 years of age, Seeks Situation as X Clerk or Position of Trust; one year's experience in solicitor's office; unquestionable references.-Apply Phillips, Post-office, Llan- dovery. 261r2 Clerks anb iffianagers* I Clerks and Managers Want Places- Continued. A Mechanical Engineer, of large and varied experience, can Undertake, upon mode- rate terms, Visits and Superintending Mainte- nance and Erections Machinery, &c.; preparing plans, estimates, valuations; May working machinery a speciality.-L 35, Western Mail, Car- diff. 6r)7w26 AN energetic, confidential Clerk is Open for Engagement; experienced account-ant and shorthand correspondent (speed 180 words per minute); competent to manage during prin- cipal's absence.—Kindly write (strictest privacy observed) L 32, Western Mail, Cardiff. 8f3w26 WANTED, by Pensioned Naval Petty Officer, W Situation, of Trust.-Address C., 8, Crad- dock-street, Cardiff. 673w23 £ >t)op assistants. Shop Assistants Wanted. DK A PERY .—Wanted, Young Man; about D four years' experience.—State salary and reference Miles, 2, Bute-street, Cardiff. 986w29 mO~Butchers.—Wanted, Young Man to Assist 1 in Shop and Slaughter-house; able to make smalls well.-Apply. stating wages in- doors, Cornwell, Penarth. 997w24 HOMAS and Evans, Porth, have a Vacancy T for a. smart Junior for their Branch at Tonyrefail; good canvasser preferred; Welsh; indoors; full particulars first letter. 944w25 GENERAL-Drapery.—Wanted, g-ood Junior Young Man; personal application pre- ferred.—W. Thomas, High-street, Pontypridd. 843w25 WANTED, Two smart Men Accustomed to the Grocery and Provisions.—Apply David Rees and Co. (Limited), Hayes Market, Cardiff. 826 w25 ROVISION Trade.-Wanted, Several expe- ± rienced Salesmen; must be thoroughly recommended by late employers.—Apply Lipton (Limited), High-street. Cardiff. 705w23 Shop Assistants Want Places. SITUATION Wanted (Grocery); assist and ij drive cut; well up at both counters; four years' experience; aged 19; Welsh.—Evans, 6, Gwalia-road. Pentre Broughton, Wrexham. 962w25 ROCEllY and Provisions.—Young Man Seeks Situation as Junior Assistant, Family or R.M. Tralle.-H. R., 48, Arabella-street. Car- diff. 961w29_ Milliners and Dressmakers Wanted. W~ ANTED at once, First Hand Dressmaker (good fit and style) to Manage Small Workroom.—Buckland. Draper, Barry. 769w24 D" RESSMAKING—Wanted, Two experienced Bodice Hands at once.—Apply David Evans and Co. (Limited), Queen-street. Cardiff. 751w24 iftiscellaneous situations* Situations Vacant. WANTED, a, good Door Man.-Apply at Hughes's, 122, High-street, Swansea. w25 CONSTANT Job for a good Plasterer; lOd. per hour.—Apply Foreman (Buildings), Bromley-crescent. Bromley. Kent. 980w24 TiATTERNMAKER.—Wanted, in large Col- r lieries in South Wales, an Improver, with three or four years' experience—Address L 51, Western Mail. Cardiff. 60451 ANTEDi sharp Lad to Feed Cropper W Machine; previous experience necessary.— Apply Cambrian Works, Penarth-road, Car- diff. alSû8 WANTED, Estate Carpenter; handy man understanding all repairs, plumbing masonry.—State references and wages (home and coal found), Iscoed, Ferryside. 732w24 FOREMAN Platelayer Wanted to Take Charge F of Gang for Laying In New Line and Sidings.—Reply, stating previous experience, to Cruwys and Hobrough, New Dock Branch Rail- way. Gloucester. 60402 SAWYER Wanted; thoroughly up in convert sion of English timber; sharpen own saws; first-class character; probability of becoming foreman.—State wages. &c.. Richard Williams and Son, English Timber Merchants, Cinderford. Glos. 60401 WANTED. Early, a Scabbier, Radyr Quarry; Vf regular work for steady and good work- man.—State wages wanted, Lewis, Timber Mer- chant, Pontypridd. 714w23 JOINERS.—Good Bench Hands Wanted; per- i manency to good men. Also Fixers.-Apply H Willcock aJid Co., Contractors, Wolverhamp- ton. 487w26 WANTED, Moulder, used to Heavy and Medium Work.—Fielding and Piatt, G lou< .€ ster bZlbl Situations Wanted. ANTED, Situation as Caretaker or Place of Trust; pensioned sergeant Royal Marines.—A. R., Western Mail, Newport, Mon. 841w25 Apartments. Apartments Wanted. WANTED, Comfortable Apartments (Sitting- W room and Two Bedrooms), in a quiet house, within easy reach of Penarth Station^ State terms to L 63, Western Mail, Cardiff. w23 Apartments to Let. OIJPERIOR" Apartments for One or Two O Gentlemen Dining Out.—162, Newport- road. Cardiff. 973w29_ YNDHAM Hotel. Canton, Cardiff.—Well-fur- nished Apartments, with liberal board and attendance; 25s. per week inclusive.-Apply Mr nagen 982w29.. n^INTERN.—One or Two Bedrooms and Sit- J tins-room to Let; pleasantly situated; near station; terms moderate.—Apply Weir Cottage, Brockweir. 995w29 PARTMENTS.—Ye Wyndham, Barry Island A (on the beach); good bathing; six rooms. —Address Manageress. 920w24 UIIERIOR Apartments; good cooking and S attendance.-99, Cathedral-road,^Cardiff. w27 BUHjTH Wells!—Home from Home—Apart- ments, board or without, light, lofty rooms; central position; reasonable; piano: highest references —Lichfield House. 929w24 ATICELY Furnished Apartments; suit one or N two gentlemen; bath (hot and cold); terms moderate.—136, Richmond-road, Roath, Cardiff. 916w27L SUPERIOR Front Rooms to Let; would suit one or two gentlemen; every convenience; S one or two gentlemen; every convenience; Newport-road end.-5, Oakfield-street, Car- diff. 824w25 LADY Offers cheerful, refined Home for Young Gentleman; or would let rooms separately. —Apply, in first place, K 48, Western Mail. Car- diff. 833w25 SEASIDE Apartments from August 29th; three s bedrooms and sitting-room; attendance if required: stabling.—Mrs. Price, Sea View, I lant- witrMajor. Glamorgan. 604h18 O Let, One or Two Bedrooms, with Sitting- room, Comfortably Furnished; near beach; terms very moderate.-34, Windsor-terrace, Pen- arth. 762w24 SOUTHERNDOWN—Bracing air — mountain and sea; excellent bathing. Comfortable S and sea; excellent bathing. Comfortable Apartments, moderate terms, ft the Marine; perfect sanitary arrangements.—Apply pro- prietor. 731w24 Q Q Charles-street.—Large Front Sitting-room; 00» bedroom adjoining; well furnished; bathroom; good cooking, with punctuality; central for stations and docks. 679w23 PEN ARTR.-Lansdowne Private Hotel; exten- P sive Channel view; superior accommoda- tion; moderate charges; special tenM to per- manent boarders. Mid premises. Dwelling-houses Wanted. PROPERTY Owners.—Advertiser Open to P Purchase Shop or House Property for im- mediate Caah.-Fuil particulars to A. Y., Wes- tern Mail. Newport. WANTED from November till March, a Well-furnished House in the West-end of Cardiff with coach-house and stabling pre- ferred.—Apply Mrs. Williams, Henstaff Court, Pcntyclun. 60433 WANTED, from September, easy reach of Queen-street, not less than Four Bed- rocms and Usual Accessories; permanent terant.—L 43, Western Mail, Cardiff. 872w23_ Dwelling-houses to be Let. TO Let House, containing two sitting-rooms, kitchen, scullery, &e.; four bedrooms, Are^ing-room, bath-room, &c., garden, stable, and coach-house; near St. Mellon's; about three miles from Cardiff; rent £40 per annum. -Apply Wm. Ware and Williams, 5, Charles- street, Cardiff. 968w29 T" 6 be Let"Unfurnished, Penrhewlyn House, rear Neath.—A desirable dwelling-house, -oll an elevated situation, commanding exten- sive sea and land views; 1, miles from Neath and one mile from Briton Ferry; with good kitchen and flower gardens, tennis lawn, &c., &c., and having on the ground floor a large diring-room with conservatory, drawing-room with conservatory, breakfast-room, and usual I domestic offices; on the first floor six best bed- rooms and w-c., and on the attic floor four i bedrooms; a large cellar underground, and out-offices, consisting of coach-house, stabling I for- five horses, cow-house, &c., &c.; possession s may be had on the 1st October next.-For j further particulars apply to Mr. David Tre- harne, Estate Agent, Pentre, Rhondda Valley. 60448 ^remtses. Dwelling-houses to be Let—Continued. mo Let from September 29th, Llanartliney 1 Hou-e, Clythu. Park, Newport (Senn- detached; three sitting-rooms, six bedrooms; usual offices—Further particulars, apply i. Phillips, Nant Coch, Newport. 994w2,1 TO Let, 74 Ryder-street; in excellent condi- tion.—Apply James, Westgate House. West- gate-street, Cardiff. 951 w 29 To Dumfries-place, to Let.—Full particulars 10> apply w. Howells, 96, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 909w26 TO_ Lot, 2, Kymin-terrace, Penarth; near beach and station; pleasantly situated; overlooking channel; three reception. 5 bed rooms- bath-room (hot and cold); large green- houses; rent, £ 40. 896w26_ O Let, situated 1 etween Langland and Cas- well Bays, convenient detached Unfur- nifbed Residence, containing three reception- rocrns six bedrooms, two attics, stables, green- houses', beautiful garden, lawn, orchard, &c.; commands view of Channel and bay; low rental; prompt possession could be arranged. -Address L. W., Western Mail, Swansea. w26 YNDCLIFF, 124, Newport-road.—Thi3 con- venient Residence iat reduced rent.— Applv Gottwaltz, Bowring, iind Perry, 11, High- street, Cardiff. 882w26_ -4 ft Glenroy-street; 69, Al#aandra-road; House XO? and Shop, 115, Carlisle-street.—Apply next door, or 145, Clifton-street, Cardiff. 883w26 ARRi' DockT—Convenient Residence, wilii 161 a.nd Shop, 115, Carlisle-street.—Apply next door, or 145, Clifton-street, Cardiff. 883w26 ARRi' DockT—Convenient Residence, wilii or without stable and coach-house; central situation; excellent repair.—Henry Grant, 73, Hoiton-road, Barry. 864w26 TEEIi Villa, Ferryside, Furnished or Unfur- S nished; eleven rooms; sea view.-Apply W. H. Mitchell, School House. 862w26 Cowbridge-road, to Let; in good con- ZOi, dition. Also Stable, Coach-house.—Apply Rees, 294, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. 846w26 O Iiet, near Swansea, large Detached Family Residence, standing in its own grounds; coach-house, stabling for three horses, hot- he uses, and gardens; lovely view.—J. M.. Wes- tern Mail, Swansea. 832w25 TcTLetTlargeTDetached House; grand view of Swansea and Mumbles; large gardens and T Swansea and Mumbles; large gardens and greenhouses.—J. L., Western Mail, Swansea. w25 PENARTH —Houses to Let (Furnished); Beach- road and other good positions, for autumn and winter.—Edmunds, House Agent, Penarth. 810w25 ARGE Dwelling-house, superior fitted Offices, Dock-street, to Let.—Apply, in first in- stance, by letter, to A. Q., Western Mail, New- port. 796w24 SUPERIOR. Roomy Corner House; newly decorated—No. 1. Hamilton-street.—Apply Evans and Hughes, Borough-chambers, Whar- ton-street, Cardiff. 757w24 PORT Talbot.—Furnished House; convenient for sea bathing; three reception-rooms, five bedrooms, bath-room.—Powell and Cooke, Auctioneers, Bridgend. 743w24 ESSRST^A. TREVOR ROBERTS, HILL, and 1ft CO., Land and Estate Agents, 12. Thomp- son-street, Barry Dock. Barry Island, 383. Cow- bridge-road, Canton, and 27, High-street, Cardiff, beg to draw attention to the following:- LEASEHOLD Ground Rent of L42 per annum, L held on the security of business premises situated in the hea.rt of Barry Dock; price. 21 years' purchase. Fol. 722. V. ICTORIA Park (Main Road).-To be Let or V Sold, well-built, attractive Residences, having six bedroom3, bathroom, two reception- rooms, &c.; papered throughout and ready for occupation; rent 13s. 6d. per week.—Keys at 388, Cowbridge-road. Fol. 710. VICTORIA Park, Canton. — Nice compact Houses, with from four to six bedrooms, &c.- papered throughout; rents from 8s. to 14s per week.—Keys at 388, Cowbridge-road. ri m AT.fi Country House Required to Rent, with £ 5 good garden (stable preferred), within about six miles of Cardiff.—Fullest particulars to A. Trevor Roberts, Hill, and Co., as above. FURNISHED Houses to Let at: — Dynas Powis. SaintwelL Barry. Penarth. Cadoxton. Clevedon. Llandaff. CCOMPACT Investment for Disposal, consisting j of 46 well-built Small Terrace fIouse3, m ) of 46 well-built Small Terrace HouseB in Cardiff; let to a. respectable class of tenants, and producing a certain net income of ever 6 per cent. int-ataiit on the purchase money, after making liberal allowances for outgoings nnd contingencies; lease over 90 years unexpired at moderate ground rents.—Full particulars on application to above. ■ 63256 rpHE *outh Wales, Monmouthshire t-i ->■ rt v X Register for August Free on Applica- tion or Post. —Hern and Pertwee. House Agents. Auctioneers. Valuers. Ac.. Cardiff. 2881a Dwelling-houses to be SOleS. TtToR Sale 9 and 11, Rennie-street, Riverside; I well let and in good repair.-Apply H. Clements, Railway Hotel. Penarth. 905w26 VICTORIA Road, Porthcawl.—Capital Resi- V dence; price moderate would let to res- pectable tenant.—Evans and Hughes, Estate Agents, Wharton-street, Cardiff. 828w25 OO Howard-gardens, Cardiff.—For Sale, this OO) most desirable, well-built, and conve- niently arranged Residence. with immediate possession-Apply Hern and Pertwee, Auc- tioneers, Cardiff. 754w24 FOR Houses of Every Description, in Cardiff and District to be Sold or Let apply Bailey and Giller, Auctioneers and House Agents, 24, Duke-street, Cardiff. oYlw^i FORT Sale, Four Villas in Wood-road, Ponty- pridd; always well let—Particulars Bailey ard Giller, Auctioneers and House Agents. Car- diff. Business Premisea Wanted. WANTED, Warehouse or Stores, Central W part of Cardiff; suitable for light machinery stores-Full particulars to Engi- neer. Western Mail, Newport. "2w29 Business Premises to be Let. TO Let, House, Shop, and extensive Premises, with Stables, situated in Penarth-road; rent moderate-Apply L 58, Western Mail, Cardiff. 955w29 CASTLE Arcade, Cardiff.-Shops and Offices c to Let; immediate possession.—Apply to Mr. Ivor J. Roberts, Chartered Accountant, Caledonian-chambers, St. Mary-street, Car- diff. a1836 rpo Let, a Three-floor, well-lighted, large Jl Warehouse, with fine Cellar; two lifts; in centre of Cardiff.—Apply L 53, Western Mail, Cardi ff. A" Chemist's Business Premises to Let, in populous and rapidly growing colliery clistrict.-Apply G. A. Evans, Accountant, Moun- tain Ash. btm/_ HEATHFIELD Chambers, 10, Heathfield-street. —Corner Shop, Chambers, and Premises to ii —Corner Shop, Chambers, and Premises to Let. Michaelmas.—Mr. J. E. Stevens, Solicitor, Wind-street, Swansea. ooowzo westgate-street (close to General Post 1 Office) • suitable for offices or shop.— Apply Mr. John Jenkins, 10, West gate-street. Cardiff. tbow-o— Nort h-road.—'Good Double-fronted Shop, > with Dwelling-house; side entrance; rent > with Dwelling-house; side entrance; rent moderate.—Apply John Jenkins, lfl, West«ate- stieet, Cardiff. 8S5w2o__ SHOP and Offices to Let, 23, St. Mary-street; between the Royal Arcade and Market- house; best position in Cardiff; suite of offices second floor, and suite of offices third floor- Apply to Jotham and Sons, 26 and 27, St. Mary- street. Cardiff. 8Mw26_ CORNER Shop Let; suit any business; most C important position in the increasing town of Abeycynon.—Lewis, Timber Merchant, I °nty- pridd. _811w25_ HOUSE and Shop to Let at Whitchurch; suit- able for any business.—Apply to Darnel Thomas, Cross Keys, Nantgarw, Pontypridd. 784 w24 TYLORSTOWN.—House and Shop to Let; T best position; good opening for watch. maker; not one in the place.—Apply to D. Morgan,JJrocer.Tylorstown. 747w24_ TO Let Corner Shop and House; suitable any business; tenancy weekly, or lease if re- quired good business position—10. Wells-street, Canton .—Apply 46, Louisa-street, Docks. Car- diff. 697w23__ TO Let 96, St. Mary-street; spaclons shop; large store-room6, cellar, Ac.; first-class fitted-window, side, and suffit mirrors, &0. gas and electric light laid on—Apply J. Jacobus, 2- Duke-street, Cardiff. a1542 Offices to Let. OFFICES to Let. in gooa position mSt. jy- street; electri'S lighted and heated by steam; moderate rents.-Apply J. P. Jones, Riebards. and Badgen. 14. Western Mail-cham- bers. Cardiff 52150 WESTERN MAIL-CHAMBERS.—Offices to Let, in Suites of. Two. Four, or Six Rooms, on Each Floor —Apply Jo Mr. E. H. Crafter. Western Mail Office. Cardiff. 50075 Stables to Let. ONVENIENT Four-stall Stable and Coach- house, at rear of No. 1, Hamilton-street; possession immediately. Evans and Hughes, House Agents, Cardiff- 788w24 porting. SPLENDID Mixed Shooting over 1,200 Acres may be had on reasonable terms.—Apply l J. Keith Sime, Swan Hotel, Haverfordwest. w26 BRECONSHIRE.—Mixed Shooting to Let, from the 1st of September Next till the 1st cf I March 1899, over the Scethrog Prooerty, about 400 Acres.—Apply Mrs. Williams, Scethrog, I Bwlch R.S.O. 668w23 Ti OR Sale (Bargain), double-barrelled, breech- loading, hammerless Gun, in good condi- tion.—Apply Phil Phillips, Jeweller, 24, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. al812 £ anii. Agricultural Land. TO Let, with Entry on 29th September, a Well- watered Sheep Walk cn the Borders of Brecknockshire, extending to about 1,000 Acres of Well-sheltered Hill Pasture and Meadow Land, with good House and Buildings. -Address it 3, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. Building Land. AND to be Let for Building on Gwern-y-Milwr Estate, in the Aber Valley, near the new pits sunk by the Universal Colliery Corporation; the roads are formed and the main drains put in.—For Further Particulars apply to Charles Taylor. R.I.B.A., Architect and Surveyor, 22. Duke-street. Cardiff. &1011 T $ut)Ur^otises anb Justnesses Public-houses for Disposal. TO Let, the Victoria Hotel, Forndale, for Remainder of Lease—about twelve years unexpired.—For particulars apply at the Hotel, or to D. R. Rosser, Solicitor, Pontypridd. w24 TVCONMOUT^SHIRE.—The Wellington, Aber- ItA gavenny; in the main street; proprietor going abroad; with immediate possession.— Apply to J. D. Williams. 925w27 NFATH.—To be Let, on Lease, main thoroughfare, One of the Best Double- liceneed Houses in Town; pleasantly situated; possession 29th September.—Apply H. Stone, Wine Merchant, Neath. 913w27 rpo Let, with immediate possession, a charm- .L ing Corner Public-house; almost on the beach, Swansea; a most comfortable and well- arranged dwelling-house; terms moderate; cash down required not less than £ 300.—James and James, Auctioneers, Swansea. 885w26 T^ULLY Licensed House; near shipping; rent only £ 30; back entrance; stabling; £ 300; money-making concern.—Duke, 13, Clare-street, Bristol. 60437 £ 50 Only. Great Bargain.—Country Public, with paddock, well-cropped garden; rent £ 16; must be sold. Another, £ 90.—Duke, as above. 60437 G"LOUCESTERSHIRE.-Fully-licensed House, with paddock, stabling, and garden; rent £ 25; extensive trade, £ 17o; suit beginners.- Duke, 13, Clare-street, Bristol. 60437 ONMOUTHSHIRE. — Pretty Free Spirit 1.1. Vaults in charming district; close station; new rent Cl5 per annum; garden, stabling, out- buildings; excellent dwelling-house; £ 200.—Mr. Duke, 13, Clare-street, Bristol. 60437 EMBROKESHIRE.—To be Let on Lease, a Free Double-licensed Public-house, with horses, traps, furniture, Ac., as a going concern; corner situation, doing large trade; excellent stabling and accommodation; in centre of market and fairs; doing splendid business.— Aonly to Mr. Eastlake, Rate Collector, Tenby. i y J 805w25_ FOR Sale. Liverpool Arms, Haverfordwest, F Freehold Double-licensed Public-house.— Apply Ellis, 1, Market-street, Haverfordwest. 661w23 FOR Sale. Public-house and Premises, called the Cresselly Anns, King-street, Car- marthen also Cresselly Arms and Premises and Garden at Cothi Bridge, iu the Parish of Llanegwad. one mile from Nantgaredig Station. -For particulars apply to K. Seymour Allen, Esq.. Cresselly. Pembroke. 60118 THE late Masons' Arms, Ammanford, to be Sold; good garden; unexpired lease 67 vears.—Particulnrs apply Evan Hughes. 3, Garth Villas, Taff's Well, near Cardiff. 456w25 Businesses for Disposal. ROCERY and Provision Business for Dis- posal in Cardiff; takings £ 60 iveek; in- going £130; stock optional; splendid position.— L 66. Western Mail, Cardiff. 1004w29 TO be Sold, the Business successfully carried on for 50 years by the late Reuben Lott, House Decorator and Picture-frame Maker; the property may also be bought, if desired.-Apply 9, Nolton-street, Bridgend. 957w25 GROCERY, Provision, and Wholesale Beer Business for Disposal in Barry district; cash trade; main thoroughfare; large and con- venient premises; moderate rent; ingoing low. —Apply L 60, Western Mail, Cardiff. 977w29 MR. Joseph Thomas, of Haverfordwest, who wishes to retire from business, is Open to Sell or Let on a Lease his Premises, in- cluding a Dwelling-house, Office, and Stores; the business (Seed, Manure, Corn, and Butter) has been established for over 50 years, and the premises are situated in one of the best parts of the town; no stock or book debts need be taken. 922 w24 OLD-Established, flourishing Business, com- prising big bread trade, with hay, straw, and corn connection, for Disposal; lucrative eonoorn; good reasons for disposal.—Terms on application to Griffiths and Millington, Valuers, Worcester. 800w25 iBonep. Money Wanted. ANTED, £ 100 for Two Years to increase business; re-payments arranged; £ 25 interest and 10 per cent. on actual takings given; safe investment.-Address K 98, Western Mail, Cardiff. 676w23 300 Wanted on Mortgage of Premises in the Centre of Cardiff at 5 per cent.—Particulars of Mr. J. Stanfield, Lion-chambers, 77, St. Mary- street. Cardiff 60117 Monoy to Lend. CARLTON BANK (Limited) will Grant a Loan c to Any Person on Personal Security in Any Part of Wales. Information free.-Apply Branch Manager, 49, Penarth-road, Cardiff. r3 i¥lisceUaneoti5. Miscellaneous Wants. IRON Hurdles.—Wanted, in Large or Small Lots, cheap, Few Dozen for Fencing Shrubs. Also Few Yards Unclimable Fencing.—Geo. Seaborne. Hengoed. Maesycwmmer. 890w23 A- Respectable Married Couple would Adopt Baby as own: premium required.—L 59, Western Mail. Cardiff. 956w25 TA7 ANTED, Left-off Ciothirg of Every Descrip- W tion, Furniture, Pianos, Violins, Silver and Old Gold; best price given.-Mance. 40, Cal dine-street. Cardiff. 936w27 "lyTRS. Gorman, 13 and 15, Bridge-street, also IVJ. Wyndham Arcade, Cardiff, Purchaser of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Wardrobes, Boots, Ac. Established 1863. 902w26 CLOTHING.—Ladies', Gentlemen's, Children's C Left-off Clothing Bought.—Mrs. Rich, 73, Castle-road, Cardiff. Best prices. Orders punc- tually attended to. 699w23 LADiKsi and Gentlemen's Wardrobe* riought. Town or Country.—Order* promptly attended to by Mr. or Mrs. 8. Beer, 30, Caroline- ettfet. Cardiff. Established 1864. 68527d T EFT-OFP Clothes.—Mrs. Roddy, 9. Sandon- L street, Newtown, Cardiff. Purchaser of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing Arparel, &c. -All orders punctually attended to in town or country. Good pricea given. 594 LADIES', Gentlemen's, and Children's Ward- robes Bought. Orders attended to, town or country .—Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Green, Dumfries House. 32. Caroline-street. Cardiff. 52000 Mtsceiianeou8 Sales. RICX Sheets! Rick Sheets! Rick Sheets!—Good strong, reliable Sheets, size and quality guaranteed; a saving of 25 per cent. Also best Tanned Cord Garden Netting for seed beds. &c., 16 square yards, Is.; 1, 2, and 4-yard widths; !)0 square yards, 10s.-Grainger, 8, Working-street (opposite St. John's Church), Cardiff. e6929 S Your Watch Wr ng? 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 Castle-street), by James Keir, for ten years with Mr. Spiridion. Clocks and Music Boxee Cleaned and Repaired. BILLIARD Table for Sale; splendid condition; B no reasonable offer refused.—Ivor Hael Hotel, Llwynypia. 1000w29 SMALL Colliery for Saj £ and Colliery Takings to Let.—Apply L 57, Western Mail, Car- diff. 954w29 EATHERS! Feathers H—Clean and dry; F thoroughly purified; warranted ready for use; 7d. lb., carriage paid.—F. Baker, 25, Cam- brian-place, Carmarthen. 895w26 STROLOGY.—Your Future Foretold, Mar- riage, Children, Changes in Circumstanoes, Journeys, Legacies, &c.-Send date of birth, 12 stamps, and stamped envelope Mr. Cole, 30, Cheltenham-place, Brighton, Sussex. 859w26 FOR Sale, "South Wales Daily News" past seven years; half-yearly volumes, bound complete, 15s. each; offers.-L 36, Western Mail, Cardiff. 856w26 1,698 Furniture Bargains at Harris's Furniture Depot, in Newport Market.—^Dining-room Suites, 34" guineas; Bedroom Suites, three guireas.—Pounds can be saved by Furnishing at E. E. Harris's, the Cash Furnishers, in the Market-hall, Newport. 720w23 BEST Quality Dark Navy Blue Waterproof Coat, deep all-round Cape; fit man about 5ft. 8in.; medium size; new condition; sacri- fice 20s.; cost double; approval.-J ohnBon. Wes- tern Mail, Newport. 723w23 SUPERIOR Quality Gentleman's Dark Navy S Blue Serge Suit; jacket shape; 39 breast; 31 inside leg seam; fit medium man; eminent tailor made: worth 50s.; sell 20s.; approval.— Major, Locke's Advertising Office, Newport, Mon. 724w23 P APERHANGINGS! Paperhangings !-To be P Sold for Cash at once in order to make room for another business. About 100 Pieces Sienna Paper, 150 Pieces Gold Papers, 400 Pieces Sanitary Papers, 1.000 Pieces Pulps and Grounds. -Apply for particulars to Occupier. 64, Vic- I toria-street, Dowlais. 60395 itttsrellaneotis. Miscellaneous Sales-Continuecs. OR Sale, an Aerial Railway and a Shooting Range.—Apply D. Evans, 9, Windsor-place, Ca rdiff. ?1Z9A__ CURE for Piles.—Perfect Cure Guaranteed in most stubborn cases; post free, 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d.-La Trobe, Chemist. St. Michael's-hill, Bristol. 246w23 CATERERS.—Suitable Teas, per lb.. in 201b. C Caddies-Tea Dust. 9id.; Broken Tea, 9Jd.; Choice Semi-leaf, Is. Id. Sample, stamp. Select Ceylon Tea Agency, 39, Lime-street. Lon- don. 1.15664 CLEAN White Waste Newspapers.—Temporary reduction in price; carriage paid, 5s. 6d. per cwt., to clear, to any part of South Wales or West of England; special terms for large quantities or for pink papers-—Cash with order to Western Mail, Cardiff. a 1476 ATENT Automatic Office Paperweight and t Monthly Calendar for Four Years, Is.— Stationery Department, Western Mail. Cardiff. OBACCONISTS Commencing.—See Illus- tiated Guide (259 pages), free.—Tobacconists' Cuthtting Company, 186, Euston-road, London. Hairdressers Fitted. Manager, Hy. Myers. 3200d ARLOUR Games, Is., post free; Obstacle Race, Quoits, and the Latest Novelty, "The Penalty Kick" Table Football.—Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. 50430 if ICKETS in Rolls of 1,000 each, for Bazaars, .1. Concerts, Ac., Is. 3d., postage 3d.-Westem Mail Limited, Cardiff. 50430 FIVE Hundred Thick Buff Copying Sleets; extra strong; specially adapted for type- written letters; letter-size, 2s.; foolscap, 2s. 6d. —Stationery Department, Western Mail. Car- diff. 50430 "OAVE Time" Letter Cards, 25 for 4id., post O free; an improvement on the Government card —Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cr. rdiff. 50430 THE Best Selected Stock of Perambulators and Go-Carts Now on Show at prices to suit all buyers.—Cross Bros. AKONARDS, for addressing boxe? ic., Id. T and 2d. per packet.—Western Mail Limited, Cardiff. 50430 INVOICE and Letter Files. All the leading styles.—"Tie Sequence File, "The War- wick File," "The Standard File," "The Coin- n-on-sense File."—Stationery Department, Wes- tern Mail,_ Cardiff. 50430 THE New Game, Table Football, Is., post free. —Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff THE Latest Improved Letter File, "The Modern" File; 4s. 6d.—Stationery Depart- ment. Western Mail. Cardiff. 50430 Tt/MLKSELLER'SDeliveryBook.Is. — Sta- ,At tionery Department, Western Mail. Car- diff. 50430 ONE Thousand-Page Letter Copying Book; half bound calf, 5s.; spgciai line.—Western Mail Stationery Department, Cardiff. 50430 TYPOGRAPHIC Fountain Pens, 3s., post free invaluable to every business man.—Sta- tic,rery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. 50430 THE Trypograph Copying Apparatus; pro- duces thousands of copies from one hand- writing or typewriting.—Price list on applica- tion to Western Mail Stationery Department. Cardiff. A' UTOMATIC Constant Level ^ki'.tand; Is. 2d., post free.—Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. E0430 DHESIVE Linen Tape for Repairing Music, J:V sc., 3d., post free, per roll.—Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. 50430 HE Handy Book Marker. 3d., post free.— Stationery Department, Western Mail. Car- diff. ;Iwo O' NE Dozen "English Make" Blackleads, 4id. —Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. 50430 DJUSTABLE Drawer Partitions, Is. i>er box. —Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. STONE'S Universal Portfolios for Letters, S Price Lists, &.c., &c.; from 4d. each.—Sta- tionery Departmentv Western Mail, Cardiff. 50430 Worses, 2.ibe ^>torfe* Set. FOR Sale, Chestnut Roadster rising six, 16.3 high; quiet, good worker; suit gentle- man carriage or hansom.-H. Charles, Maes- teg. "72w24 FOR Sale, a Brace of Irish Setters, 16 months old; reliable workers; on approval.—Apply Davies. Auctioneer, Glynneath. 849w23 FOR Sale, Large St. Bernard Dog; good pedi- gree three years; excellent temper, capital guard, clean habits; moderate price for good home.-Address L 44, Western Mail, Cardiff.[w24 PAY the Rent in Bacon.—Squire Giles' Pig Powders cause Pigs to Fatten in half the usual time. and Cure Colds. Wheezing, and Xii- flanimation; best tor stores and pigging sow. Id. per packet, or 12 for lOd. Of all Corn Merchants 52069 floultrp. pigeons, &r. ANCONA and Buff Leghorn Chickens, 7s. Dozen, from Winners lis.; Orpingtons, Wyandottee, Aylesbury Ducks, &c.-Coaley Poultry Farm, Dursley, Gloucestershire. 52371 POULTRY.—If you want your birds to pay P you write for prices and ssmplea of food to Noah Rees and Son. Hay. flora, and Seed Merchants. Cardiff. Carriages, harness. &c. WANTED, Light Governess Car, suitable for donkey.—Particulars Lewis, Garth, Haver- fordwest. 891w24 LIGHT Wagonette in good condition; Parisian Phaeton for small pony, Donkey Governess Car.-Cardiff Carriage Company (Limited), Frederick-street, Cardiff. 881w26 STYLISH Canoe Landau, with patent self- S acting head. Also Light Circular-fronted Brougham.-Cardiff Carriage Company (Limited), Frederick-street, Cardiff. 830w26 FOR Sale, at Gover's, Wliarton-street. Car- diff, Two new Pony Carts, Three Spring Trucks, Lot of Navvy's Barrows. 863w26 LIGHT Victorias and Wagonettes; in good condition, also One-horse Landau, for Sale.—J. Fuller and Company, St. George's- road. Bristol 693d Birprles. Cnri>cles, &r. ONE Lady's and One Gent's Bicycles; eminent makers; unscratched; must sell; cash X7 17s. 6d.; approval.—Davies, 25, Rhondda- street, Swansea. 972w29 SAFETY, Lady's, also Gent.'s; L4 15s; S makers' guarantee; unscratched; money wanted.—Write L 5, Western Mail, Cardiff. w23 SPECIAL Clearance.—3 Solid Safeties, 38s. 6d. S each; 3 Cushions, 50s. each; 4 Pneumatics, L5 each. Cash only.-Morris Bros., Cycle Works, Pontypridd. Repairs, Enamelling, and Plating, prompt. Maps. 4d. Cycles on Hire. Gradual Payment System for Ladies' or Gent.'s. 50430 A Warning.—Why Risk You uves ou Machine; of Unknown Make when the Quadra in Cycle Co. (Government Contractors). Will Build Yoa )t Machine, fitted with Any Tyres, for iCI2 12s., or Twelve Monthly Payments, to Suit You- Own Convenience? Machines sent on approval any distance. Write for lists. Al! machines supplied at wholesale prices —Head Depot: 35. Castle-street, Cardiff. Branch Depot: Hickman-road. Penarth. District Manager: Mr T. Silver. a499 A Special i iffer to Ladies.—'lhe Quadrant cycie Co. Will Build Yon a Machine to Suit Your Height and Weight fcr CI2 12s. or Twelve Monthly Payments, to 8nit Your Own Con- venience; Teach Yon to Ride Free of Charge, and Guarantee to Keep Machine in Perfect Order. Machines sent on approval any distance, and supplied at wholesale prices. Head Depot: 35. Castle-street. Cardiff. Branch Depot: Hick. man-road. Penarth- District Manager: Mr. T Silver. a499 OTagons anb Collierp ftequtsttes. WANTED, 300 Yards 25/301b. per yard Sec- tion Flange Rails; second-hand or slightly defective.-Apply Bedlwyn Coal Com- pany. Aberdare. 6043C RAILWAY WAGONS, THE BUTE WORKS EARTH WAGONS. SUPPLY COMPANY. WHEELS A AXLES, 1, Pearson-place. STEEL RAILS, Docks, CARDIFF. Telegrams: PORTABLE Gething, Cardiff. RAILWAYS Telephone: SLEEPERS. No. 45 Post Office I and Nat. a545 MIDLAND RAILWAY CARRIAGE -<- AND WAGON COMPANY (LIMITED;, MIDLAND WORKS. BIRMINGHAM, Manufacturers of Railway Wagons for Cash or Deferred Payments, Carriages, Tram Cars, Col- liery Pit Tubs. Wheels and Axles. Axle Boxes, Castings, and Wrought Iron of every kind. WAGONS REPAIRED by Contract or Other. wise in every district. Second-hand Coal, Coke, Ironstone, and Ballast Wagons for SALE o<r HIRE- „ E. JACKSON, Secretary. Chief Oftlce-Midland Works. Birmingham. Branch Works—Abbey Works. Shrewsbury. iHacOmerp, Cools, &r.. Machinery, Tools, &c., For Sale. OR Sale, a good Mortar Mill, in first-rate J: order, and Yard to Let. in good position in CardIll.-L 42. Western Mail, Cardiff. 873w23 FOR Sale, the following Machinery, which may be seen working, and which will be free for delivery in September :-Air-compressor. 12in. steam cylinder, 12.in. air cylinder, with four Scrani's rock drills and stretcher bars complete; One Pair 14in. Hauling Engines, with drums and rope; One lOin. Hauling Engine with drums; 1 Vertical Boiler, lift. Oin. x 5ft. 6in.; 1 Cochrane Boiler, 10ft. Oin. x 5ft. Oin.; 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft. Oin. x 5ft. Oin., and 1 ditto 18ft. Oin. x 5ft. 6in.—all working under insurance at 701b. pressure; 1 Evans's "Reliable" Double-acting Pump. 24in. cylinder, 24in. stroke, 9in. rams; 1 Pearn'a Double-acting, 14in. steam cylinder, 14in. stroke, 7in. raips; 1 Sheppard's Double-acting. 16in. steam cylinder, 16iu. stroke, 9in. rams; 1 Cameron, 8in. steam cylinders, 3in. rams; 12ft. Incline Drum, with rope; 1 Exhaust Fan, with vertical engine; 1,000 Yards 3m., 800 Yards 4in., and .300 Yards Sin. Eadie's Wrought Iron D' Joint Tubes; 600 Yards 6in. C.I. Flange and Suigot nnd Faucet Pipes; 200 Yards oin. C.I. Flange Pipes; 800 Yards 12in. Air lubes, &c.. &c., Ac.—Appiy C. E. and H. M. Peel, Swan- sea. 60411 LARGEST, Most Varied, and Best Stock of Machinery in the Kingdom, including:—57 Portable Engines from 2Vh.p. up to 30-h.p.; 21 Mortar Mills, 15 Saw Benches for various sizes saws; ? Stone Breakers; 68 Pumps, of various kinds and sizes, for land and marine purposes; Machine Tools, including Lathes, Drilling Machines, and Planing Machines. Will Let on Hire or Hire-Purchase on reasonable terms. Thousands of Tons of All Kinds and Classes of Machinery. Send for Copy of "Phillips's Monthly Machinery Register." 6d. per copy; subscription, 6s. per annum.-Get particulars from Charles D. Phillips. Newport.. Mon. Telegrams, "Machinery. Newport. Mon." Nat. Telephone, No. 18. 58813 CREAM Separator.—For Sale, a Farmer's Alpha Separator; guaranteed by makers to separate 75 gallons per hour; easy work for lad; list price, including case, not returnable. £ 26 17s. 6d.; in all respects practically as good as new: price on rail at Penarth, £ 13.—Out. Cwrt-y-Vil. Penarth. a1139 publtrattom*. PARTS 1 TO 51 NOW ON SALE, THE ^yESTSRN MAIL ENCYCLOP ÆDIC D ICTIO-NARY. 18 A COMPLETE DICTIONARY, COMBINED WITH AN UP-TO-DATE JJNCYCT OPHELIA. EVERY STUDENT, TEACHER. CLERGYMAN. LAWYER, FARMER. MECHANIC, INVENTOR, APPRENTICE. HOUSEWIFE, NEEDS TMq Q.REAT WORK. THE WESTERN MAIL ENCYCLOPAEDIC DICTIONARY. THE WESTERN JJAIL ENCYCLOPEDIC D ICTIONARY, pARTS 1 TO 51 Now READY. pRICE 6d. PER PART. OF ALL NEWSAGENTS. 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J" DAILY TESTIMONIALS OF THIS GREAT CURE ARE BEING RECEIVED FOR THE FOLLOWING FOR TOOTHACHE, FOR HEADACHE, FOR NEURALGIA, INFLAMED GUMS, FOR BOILS, SORE THREAT, CHAPPED HANDS, AND SORE LIPS, AND IT WILL CURE ALL KINDS OF PAIN: IN FACT. A REALLY GOOD PAIN KILLER. AGENTS:— Cardiff: Anthony and Co., Chemists, St. Mary, street. „ Hicks ana Co. (Limited). Chemists, Queen-street. „ Hicks and Co. (Limited). Chemists, Duke-street. „ Hicks and Co. (Limited). Chemists, Cowliridge-road, Canton. „ A. J. Bellamy, Chemist. 61, Paget- street, Grangetown. „ Messrs. Duck and Sons, Chemists, St. John's-square. „ E. Edwards. Chemist, 2, Mackintosh- place Albany-road. „ F. Millward. Chemist, 60. Woodville- road. Cathays. R. Mumford, 60, Castle-road, Roath. „ R. Mumford. 17, Meteor-street, Splot- land. C. Clarke. Chemist, 2, Coburn-street, Cathays. „ Howell Phillips. Chemist, 253, Bute- street. „ R. Prust, Chemist. 14. Broadway, Roath. „ Jesse Williams and Co.. Chemists, Queen-street. D. Thomas. Chemist, Penarth-toad. Mr. Coleman, Chemist, St. Mary-street. „ Mr. Wakefield, Chemist. 100. Cow- bridge-road. „ Mr. Owen Jenkins. Chemist. Cow- bridge-road. „ Richard Hughes, Chemist, 28, Splott- road. Aberavon: Mr. Thomas Nicholas, Central Supply Stores, Water-street. Abergwynfi: Richards and Son. Grocers. Aberdare: Mr. Tudor Williams, Dentist, Medical Hall. Abertillery: Morgan Bros., Carmarthen Butter Stores. Barry Dock: Hicks and Co., Chemists. Blaenavon: Messrs. D. Davies and Co., 100, Broad-street. Blaina: Thomas Jones, Liverpool Stores. Brecon: Mr. W. Tudor, Chemist. Bridgend: William Edwards. Grocer. Ac., New- Bridge. Brynmawr: Messrs. H. Connop and Sons, Grocers. Carmarthen: C. E. Davies, Chemist, 10, King- street. Cheltenham: Mr. J. James. 5. Promenade. c Clarbeston Road: Robert Reid, Grocer, New Shop. Cowbridge: Mr. J. G. Harold Bird. Ebbw Vale: Mr. David Hughes, Grocer, Victoria-street. Hereford: Messrs. Clarkson and Son. 9, High- terrace. Llantwit Major: Mr. William Cummings. Llanstephan: Evan T. Davies, The Emporium. Merthyr: Messrs. G. M. and R. Gunson. 67. and 68. High-street. Maesteg: A. Nicholas, Central Supply Stores. Morriston: Mr. L. Bevan. Medical Hall. Neath: Mr. C. Hut-chins, Chemist. Newport Messrs. T. Cordey and Co., High-st.. Newport: Phillips and Son, Drug Stores. 92, C ommerci al-st reet. Penarth: Stranaghan and Stephens (Limited). Pembroke Dock: F. J. Tallett, 14, Diamond. street. Pontypridd: Mr. Isaac Protheroe, Grocer, Ac. Pontypridd: W. H. Key, The People's Chemist. Porth: Messrs. Thomas and Evans, The People's Stores. Porthcawl: Mr. T. Langdon, Grocer, John- 5t re-e t,. Swansea: Messrs. Taylor and Co. (Limited), Wind-street. Tredegar: Mr. C. J. Price. Manchester HouM, Treherbert: Mr. Enoch Davies, The Stores. Tondu and Aberkenfig: Co-operative 8011 (Limited). Troedyrhiw: W. Morgan and Co. SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS. Sole Mannfacturer:- pHIL pHILLIPS, 24, 6T. 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