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lanD. Continued from First Page. To he Lei, J1elor Llantrieant, dfiiiable Site8 for Villa Residences; sheltered: moderate ground renl; ■water, gas, snd sewerage; land situats between Taff and Sr*at Western stations; freehold may be acquired. —Particulars may bd had of A. O. Evans, Architect and Sarreyor, Pontypridd. 62087 LAND -tg-¡;e I..fif"r Building on fawern-y-Milwr Estate, iü the Aber Valley, near the new pi- sunk DY the Uniyersal CollIery Corporation: the roac:18 are formed and the main drains put in.—For further particulars apply to Charles Taylor, K.I.B.A., Archi- tect mad Survf yor, 78, Queen-street. Cardi1f. al011 ifcltscfllaneous* Is Tour Watch Wrons? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Carditr for the Repair of Watches of every description :En;:isl1 or Foreign) is 33. Castle Arcad. (1pini shop from Castle-street), 9Y James Keir (for tcn years with Mr. Spindion). Clorb and Music Boxes Cleaned and Repaired. MI8Cellaneou8 \.antt. SCRAP Iron.—Wanted, Lar^e Quantities, Cast 3T,d Wrou;ht- T. Jackson, Stourbridge. :>520u2? MRS. Oarman, 13 and 15, Bridge-street, also Wynd- 1l1. ham Arcade, Cardiff, Purchaser uf Ladies', Geiitlts- Bien's, and Children's Wardrobes, BeolA, Furniture, Caipets, Drew Suits, &c, Established 1863. 3292u14 CLOTHING.—Ladies', Gentleine-ix"Chil<Jren's~~7>ft- off Clothin? Bought.—Mrs. Rich, 73, Castle-road, Cardiff. Best prices. Orders punctually attended TO. uZJ I ADTES' 1\nti Gentlemen's Cast-uff Cloth in —Mr?, Powell, <8, Ho nste Uation-it r-'Ct, Cardiff. 3153u13 "ll fRS. Bryant, Purchaser of All Kinds Left-off Cloth- JtX ins, 41, C'astle-road, Cardiff. 2046ull I ABIES' and Gentlemen's Wardrobes Bought, Town J or Country—Oilers promptly attended to by Mr. C\t" Mr*. S. Beer, 30, Caroliae-street, Cardi1f. "Estab. Illbed 1164. 6852711 IEFT-OKr' Clothes.—Mis. Roddy, 9, Sandon-street. i Newtown, Cardiff. Purchaser of Ladies' and Gen- tlemen's Wearing Apparel, &e.-AIl orders punctually attended to m town or c ountry Good prices siTen. 69 1AI)1ES', Gentlemen's, aud Children's Wardrobes J Bought. Orders attended to, town or countrv.- Nr. anci Mrs. S. L, Green, Dumfries House, 32, Caro- line-street. Card i ft. S2000 Miscellaneous Sales. j A RGTLL STORES, J\. CASTLE-ROAD, ROATH. ALL Round Reductions iu New Dessert Fruits Fresh Arrivals 1'his Week. i Ä- PRICOT8, nd., 8id., lOJd. per Tin. Pears, 84, lid., '.XX lOsd. per Tin. '■ PPLES, 31b. Tins, 5'd.; Gallon Tim, ls. Who's A Pines, 5jd-. 6*d„ 7jd. A 1 Value in New Season's Marmalade—Keiller's ,x\. Chivers and Sons'. Hartley's, and Moir's. 3518ul7 QHAMEOOK for "St. Patrick's Day, diiect from O Ou!d Ireland. Garden Seeds Best Quality —Jacob Bros., 221, Castle-roail, Cardifl. 3517u]7 famou8 Parcel No.1 contlOins 100 pieces coloured silks; No. 2, 200 smaller pieces; No. 3, 50 eoloured velvets Either •f these Is. 3d. Special Parcel 50 lan;e pieces of 1 coloured velvets 111, 6d., all post free.-PerciTaI Coombs, ,Holdenhurst-road, Bournemouth. L16104 Half-plate Camera; two lenses; tripod; dark shaeë.-M 4, Western Mall, Car- diff. 34241113 R- ICK, well-harrested Hay for Sale, near Llandilo.- Apply Llwyiihelij, Llandilo. 7396ul3 A STROLOGY.—Tour Future Foretold, Marriage, _i\. Future Partner Described, Children, Journeys, Sjegacici, Ruling Planet, &c.-Send date of bàth, 12 Itamps, and stamped envelope Mr. Cole, 30, Cheltenham- place, Brishton. Sussex. 3385u15 A WNINiõS,SunbliÏÏrl.,Tent.,Flags,Tarpaulin8(S31e and" A Bire); Barnelll.-]fred .Mor¡;anlt Company, C¡¡,rr1¡1f 33584 TO Dentists, Jewellers, Jfcc.—For Sale, Dentist's Chair (Harvard latest patten), Lathe, Burring 1F.!J¡;inc, Screw Prell, Flatting Mills, &e.-AppJy to J, • t5. W"!sterr.. Mail. Caidifl. 3331!115 MARRIAGE, BU8jneY!; full particulars; very eare- .1" ful consideration given; time of birth required; fee !I.-King, 21, Queen-lltreet, Waterloo, Liverpool. u16 GREENHOUSE, Self-contained; exceptionally hand' some model: 18ft. 9 Ill. Ions x 16ft. Sin. wide: ollginal cost, £ 130; price to clear, £ 90; perfectly new, aD4 a great bargain; can be delivered and erected any. where at rea80nable extr" char:e.-Apply Charles D. Phillips, Emlyii Works, Newport. Hon. u 62856 BIRTHDi-Y Gift.-Lady's Two-guinea Black" Silk Umbrella; real ivory handle. Fox's piuagnn frame, exq ui.itely mounted, stamped 18-earat; unused; accept 14s 611.; approval, post free, wi!1in¡¡iy.-L 45, Westeu Nail, Carlii1f.. 2089u11 1ADY Ofters magnificent Cutlery Service, Solid J Silver-mounted Government Hall-marked, for 32s 611. —12 Small Knives, Meat, Same CarV"r8. and Steel; nn used; approval willingly.—L 46, Western Mail, Car- difl. ,20901111 VALUABLE Table Plate.—Lady Offers New Com. plete Servic*—12 Table, Dessert Spoons, and Forks 811<! Teaspoons (60 pieces); marked "E.P.N.S. Al"; list price, £ 11; accept 32s 6d.; appronL-L 47, Western Nail, Cardiff. 2C91ull FSH Kn ives and Forks.—Lady Offers 10-Guinea Cabinet, 12 Pairs Silver-mounted Fish Knives and Forb. Government Hall-marked, 38s. 6d.; Cabinet I>esaert., 3Ss 6d.; Carvers, 10s. 6d. Approval willingly. —L 48, West.ern Mail, Cardiff. 2012ull MAGNIFICENT Silver-plated Salver.—Lady Offers Electro-silver Tea Tray, 24 inches long; most handsomely chased, with handles and feet; unsoiled; atamped "E.P.N.S. Al" will s3cn!ice for 45s.; approval free.—L 49, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2C35ul! irlTJRE for Piles.—Perfect Cure Guaranteed >■ most V> stubborn cases; post tree, 2s. 9d., 4i 6d.—"La TroDe, Chemist, St. MichaeHs-hill, BrLLo!. 3135\121 >lilOR Outside Shop Window Blinds write for Estimate T to the actual Maker, Charles D. Phillips, Newport, lløJl. Tents of Every !ó\ilJe for Hire or Sale; Waterpmof Covers, Rick Shsets, Horse-loin Cloths. & c. 2821u15 LADY has for :tiiipôsal-bte8& Length (12 yards) rich Black Bnchesie Satm, veTy neavy, not cut; sacri- fice for 3011.; approvai, post free, wiIlir;gly.-Addres8 1. b, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2808n35 G ARDËN, Flower, Farm Seeds, Seed Potatoe8, and X Seed Grain of All A.rtItici,,1 Manures. 1m. plements, .c.-Hibgert ana SOllS, Castle-street, Cardi1r. 33026 "J71ISH Knives and Forb, indispensable fer L'cïrt.=. IT Lady Mi!rtl Walnnt Cabinet, containing 12 Pairs. 8terluu: Silver-mounted, Government Hall-marked, tTew; aceept 40«.; approval free.-A.ddress I» 7, Western Mail, Cardifl. 2809u15 GLADSTONE Ba;LaèY Offers very handsome English Cowhide Gladstone Bag, 24in. lonlf; silver-plated mounts; nnsoiled; iceept 30«.; approval pott free before payment willincly.-Adclreøs L 8, W t18 Oern Mail, Cardift 2310uli TjTTTE Hundred Thick Bufl SepymR Sb«ets; extra IT strong; specially adapted for typewritten letters; letter-size, ?* foolscap, ?*. 64.-8tationery Depart- aeat, Wem tern Mail, Cardifl. 50431 1\¡I"°NET Wanted.—Lady Offers magnificent Cutlery .l"J.. Serviee, Solid. Silver-mounted, 35s.; tweln large, twelve emall knives, meat carvers, game carvers, itee!: unu, apl/ronl free.—Address L 9, Western Mail. Cardiff. ?311nl5 SILK Velveteen.—Lady Ofters Twelve Yards Length Nny Silk Velretees; bright, rich, mstrous fluality. Also Twelve Yanis Black. Accepi 20s. each: approval free.ddr8l8 L 10, Western Mail, Cardiff. u15 SA WGUARÐ IAutomatic).-Wr.te for particulars of I\" the King of Guarda Geo. Conzens and 00., 14, WudcrToad. C;!rdi1!. Z60Cd | tABBAGfc Plants.-Earlv 01fenham and Red Piofe liug, 411. per 1.90G; Drumheads, 3s. 6d.; cash — H. _n. Plant Grower, Withington, Hereford 625ft t- 36!cpclf5, CncpcUS, &r. i" WISTROX8 S Cycles frolll £ 6; carriage paid out snri back on appruval; CIISts nothing to see one. M, your Mon agent. and buy direct frum the works.— Address (fully) Armstrong's Sporting Qnn Department, Kewcastle-on-Tyne, for Caralosue. e7371—t.s. PEDALS for Sale; correct measurements; easilv attached Arthur, 46, Anrus-str»et, Cardiff. u!4 DOE Sale, Gent.'s Humber Bicycle; '98 pattern: ;.r Dunlop tyres. Garter gear Calle, Pattison saddle, (eared 78; only ridden three months; pries £ 10.—Apply € 110, CoJum-road, Cardiff. 3*51 u 13 Choice of First-class Cycles—Sin;ers, Raglans, -Cm. Roulettes, ard New Rapids—from #10 10s., with 1899 new p.a1;t..ern Duulop tyres. Cycle accessories at cash price. Cycled rep:1ired promptly; moderate chare's.—Norton, 50, Salisbury-road, Cardiff. 3329u15 ELECTRO Plating and Enamelling of Best Quality and Finest Coventry Finish at Lowest Prices to the Trade, in any quantity; work guaranteed. —Send for trade price list, Sutton aad Co., Steam Works, 54, Commercial-street, Newport, Mon. 62835 SJlFSdAL gleacance.-i Solid Safeties, 38s. 64. eaeb, 3 l ""iou, 501. eiteh; 4 Pneumatics, £ 5 eaeb. •wh 88JF.-X&onu Bros., Clyde Works, Pontypridd K»tuiir«. Knamelliac. and PI.tmc. 58430 ,AUoDA Y'8 Cycles —South W aieiTlbepot, 49, West- cat.eveet. Cardift. Large Assortment of BCMfainas to select from. Several Second-hand Bioyjles Iftf Sale, Repairs a speciality. Telephone No. 438. 83455 CYCLES. Cyeles. Cycles.-For 1\ Few Weeks Only we are Oftering our Latest Pattern Cycle8 at Next to Cost Price; they are fully guaranteed, and will suit the meet fastidious rider; superior finish. Gents.' Road Racers, £ 7; Ladies', £ 8 Cash witb order; money returned if not satisfactory. Agents Wanted.-ApIIly at once Chaat eycle Company, Newton-street, Binning- 2988d R°.8EBT Bavan's CrcJ8aÐd Accessories Depots, 28 and 51, Castle-street, 6ar4jft. NSW Hndsons, ilO 10s.; teat value in town.- Sevan's Cycle Depots. T ADZE8' Sunbeams, with little oil bath; easiest J-J rnnninr machine Depots. ROBERT Bevan is Now Shuwinr thè-Be8t Selection (Of 6ydet iD Wales. 2620d QUADRANT CYCLE COMPANY (next te Angei Hotel), 35, Castle-street, Cardift. Q CAD BANTS Deal with you direct, at Wholesale Prices—^10 iCg. £\. trA.DlLA.NT8 Save Yon Agents' Profits, and give y you '.he Beat Value— £ 10 lOll. QUADRANTS Send You ÂDf Machine on ÀpproTai before Purchasing. QUA.IHV-NT!5 Supply Y811 on Terms to Suit Your Own Convenience. QUADRANTS ai £ 10 lie. equal t8 any Jbebine at £ 15 158. QfTADRANTS at £ 10 10s. are the Strongest Machines and Best Valna in the Trade. QUADRANTS at £ 10 10s. are Built to Your Own Spseifloatiea. Any height frame supplied. Q17ADR\NTS at £ 10 10s. are High Grade, Xiight JD Wejpt, and Elecant in Appearance. QUADRANT CYCLE COMPANY, 35, C88tle.street, Cardifl. Bruch: Station Appreaeh, Penarth. 83454 ROD6E-W W1'WOH,'ra Cycles Can N01f be Obtaiaed at £ 10 1C11. ua. ;£.5 Iii. Bum Specially te ti4«. RUDeB.WBI1'WORTB Cycles are the !Lea4i'18 JLV Kaa ia Crest Britain. R\TB.E-WBITWORTH eyelee are Supplied to XV Several Member* of the Royal Family, inclndIJ11 •he »riaceis ef Walee. RU0QE-WHITWonTH Cycles hold tbe Fire Miles .11.11811. Amatenr Cbamoionship. »TO«K-WHITWoRTH eyclea holt the Enrli8ll T8I4ua Chaœpione8ilt. £ UBOE-WEixw 9BTH Cycles are Designed b, Engineers 11'110 art M._llen of the 11Iatitllte of aaiieal t;a¡;jAc8l1o J5ítp-tItS, Crtrwle^,$tc. RUDGE-WHITWORTH Cycles can be Purchased by Easy Payments. RUDGE-WHITWORTH Cvcles are Ridden by the Very Best Class of Cyclists. f> UDfJE WHITWORTH Cycles are Specially Built l; to Order; light weights, rigid frames, eMy-ruu. ning bearings, oil retaining, and dustproo1. Prices: — £ 10 10s. and JB15 15s. RUDGE-WHITWORTH Cycles -Send for Cata- logues, post free. Also Address of Nearest Agent, RUDOE-WHITWORTH (LIMITEDl South Wales Depot: 1G8, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. Newport Agency: 54, C^rmnercial-street. Telegraphic Address: "Rudge, Cardifl." National Telephone: 859. 1.16020 DAISY CYCLE WORKS, Paradise-place. Off Queen-street, Cardiff. Nat Telephone 832. AYLIFFE and SONS are the Largest Bnilders and Repairers in the Principality, IDEAL in con8tPJ"tion and finish. Cannot be excelled for money. SWIFT. stTong, and rigid Daisy "J Cyoles lead the way. YOU cet special advantages With '99 Mounts. See Catalogne. ClANNOT be beaten on ) Road end Path for running. YOU oao only get one Grade JL In Daisy Cyeles No Second Grade. CONSIDER before purchasing Stock Machine*, i And have Daisy Built te Order. TET 'em all come, and inspect J '9# Pattern Mount*. TJINAMEfjLTNG done on the Premises, rj Tr. aP Col0nn, to order. *304# ful'l!t Appointment. CARDIFF AND BARRY TRUANT J SCHOOL, DINAS POWIS. WANTED, a CARDEXER and LODGE- KEEPER for the above School, with Wife to Look After the Lodge. The man will be re- quired to Attend tf the Vegetable Garden, to rintend the Boys when Working in the Garden, and to Instruct the Boys in Military Drill. Wagres. JE:1 per week, with house, coal, and sas provided. Also a YOUNG MAN to act as STOKER, He will oe required to Look After a Steam Boiler, T'ld do other work required by the Superin- tendent. Wages. £21) per annum, with board. lodging, and washing. Al*o a COOK, who will be required to Make Heraeif Generally Useful. Wages, £20 per annum, with board, lodging, and washing. Also a LAUNDRESS, who will be required to Make Herself Generallv Useful. Wages. JB20 per annum, with board, lodging, and washing. Applications, stating age. qualifications, and experience, accompanied by COPIES of Three recent testimonials, should reach me not later than MONDAY. March 13th. 1899. JOHN J. TACKSON. Secretary. School Board Offices. Howard-gardens, Cardiff. 7th March. 1399. e7389 "SUCCESS"™^ UyjULQU WEDNESDAY Besides a Grand Serial, SUCCESS contains each week Three Splendid Stories, Numberless Novel Articles, Shoals of Funny Tales, Plenty of Instructive Information. A SPLENulD SONG SUPPLEMENT (WORDS AND MUSIC), The Easiest Football, Competition in Existence, Jt~5 offered in Prizes. And a hopt of othe' Prize Competitions, one of which is bound to suit you. The most novel feature, however, is the "SUCCESS" CLUB. THE MOST MARVELLOUS INSTITUTION OF THE AGE. JOIN AT ONCE. FiTl in Application Forui Below. Mark application for Membership Club" on envelope, and address 8, Whitefriars-street, London. E.C. "SUCCESS" CLUB. APPLICATION for MEMBniiiSHIP. I, the undusig;¡ed, ha.1:ing the intention, øf taking in Success" tceekly, do hereby appuj to be deded fL member of '• Success Club, and request that you will forward me a card of membership when I am. elected, Jor which I enclose Jom. -¥.Id. stamps. Signed Address eo. This Club. the membership fee of which is twopence, affords the members many privileges. The following are a few: — Free insurance against death from ALL Acci- dents for the sum of £20. m addition to £ 3.?09 insuranca against railway and other travelling accidents. Free advice on almost every subject. Members can obtain splendid bicycles fitted with A.B. Tyres at cost price, viz.. £8 8s. The machines may also be obtained on the gradual payment system Special Cheap Tours are arranged to all parts for members, and cricket and other outfits are supplied at very moderate rates. Among the articles supplied to members, at enormously reduced—practically nominal—prices are Foreign Stamps. Visiting Cards, Photo- graphs, Stamp-size Portraits, Photo Enlarge- n enta. Organs. Sporting Outfits, Watches, aubber Stamps, Stationery, Knives, &c., Ac. Perhaps the most important benefit accruing to mnnbers is the. Free Gift of Two Books a Year. All these benefits can be derived by subscribing to Success joining the Club. Success is an excellent ;weekiy pa^er, original, enter- taining. and up-io-date. Remember that Success" costs only one penny, ana is on saJe every Wednesday. [e7372 B. SHATZ, 35, BRIDGE-STREET. CARDIFF Importer of all kinds of MOULDINGS. GLASS, PRINTS, OLEOGRAPHS, And all Requisites for the Picture Trade. SHOW CARD AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTURER. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. e7380 tuO-J.¿itt for Classification GI PSY'" "Gipsy!" "Gipty!" at D'Arc's Wax- works. RecpptlOn8 daily. ALL should Consult the Sipsy at B'Arc's Wax- works. rpHE Eppins Forest Gipsy, Palmistry Delineator, at X D'Arc's Waxworks. el3Sul3 O JTUATION' Wanted as Housemaid where under- O llou3enMld J.:ept.-Apply M 54, WC6tern Mati, Car- diff. 35731115 WANTED, near Tenby, Piain Cook; small dairy: f man's help; swall fat;Hlr.M 35. Westem Mail, Cardiff. 5579ul5 YOUTH, with Office experience and knowledge of book,: UP who has been !Ii Diiildins trade prc- ferred.—Apply M 36, Western Mall; Cardiff. 3580ulj WANTED, ;:ont1 General; wajw, £16; good refe- I" rence required.—L,ion Hntel, Uliayailer. 3581 n 15 "1XTAXTKD, 'IVo jrood Generals (Cook and Hoast- VV i',ulu1rlUaid).-AppIJ' Stoneleigh Cottage, 1'0r'/¡. caw!, 3582u18 EXPERIENCED Barman Required; not under 50.— Address Mana.;eress,. Barry Hotel, Barry n15 DRAPERY.—Young Lady Wanted; able to serve through; \Yelsh.-8tate full particulare W. H. Lewis, Turk House, Stepney-street, Llaiielly. 3584ul5 CILVMBKl?MAIDS First and Second) Wanted; City Arms Hutel, Proprietor. u1S "ITTANTED at once, sood Cook-General; hou8eruai,¡ VV kept.-Applr. statinsr' age, reference, reo quired, Airs. Hushes, Red House, Llandilo. 35861118 GOOD Buildin? and Fire Bricks Supplied in Any \jr Quantities and Shortest Notice.—-Apply Tredestar Iton and Coal Co. (Ltd ), Tredegar. 6289& WANTED, an all-round Moulder, by the Ton.— (f Apply Gumos Engineering Co., Humus. Ystaly- fera. State ?11 particulars W. P. Morgans. 3587u18 WANTED, hy End of Month, Page Boy.—State ape, Vf v* ages, and fall particulars to Vachell, Llantwit- Major. 35881118 WANTED immediiitely. experiencerl General; good f f piam Ciiurchwoman; small family; boy h°lps.—State waces, references, Mrs. Jones, Vicarage, Kidwelly. 3591u18 NURSE (Cert.), Maternity or Medical; highly re- ..L commended disengaged frum eud of IUonth.-lI 37, V\ estern Mail. Cardiff. 3590ul8 TEA Trade.—Two smart, experienced Assistants Vi anted as Branch Managers.—State age, salary outdoors:, experience, Chinese Tea Co., 224, Castle-road, Caul iff. 3539u18 STABLES and Coacii-houses; centre of Cardiff.— Lewis Hopkins, 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. 3593ul8 BAKEHOUSE and Loft, Two-stall Stable, Coacli- houso and Loft, Together or Separately, in C¡¡t!;ays-fcrT:tr: rent rery luw.-Lew-is Hopkins, IP, Qii^en-stre.'t, Cardiff. 3596nl3 SHOPS in Uute-street, near Pier-head; low rents.— Hopkins, as above. 3597ul8 TO Let., a Substantial .Residence. With about Six Acres of Land; dry soil; elevated, healthy situa- tion; two miles from Cardiff; in good lepair; every convenience; runitary arrangements perfect; will be let with or without the land.—L 2, Western Mail, Car- dilf. 5595U19 GENERAL Servant Wanted.—Apply 1, Dyfrig-street, cathedral-re ad, Can'.iK'. 3594ul5 LOFTY, double-fronted Shop, busiest part. Cowbrid^e- road; '0<1 dwelling ae oinmodation; suit siatiouer. outfitter, iroumoJ1l:cr.-IIó\IUle, H, Gordon- road, Cardiff. 3592,118 PRE^jlSES to Let; large yard; 7-stali stable. House, J. wit.) six bedrooms; low rent.—Hamie, 14, Gordon- r. ad, Cardiff. 3593u18 WANTED, Under Gardener; good milker, and to f hI> generally U5pfu!: wife good butter-maker.— Apply Bishop, Do]>'u-acreg, Llandoveiy. 3589ul5 ROOMS and Board.—A T.ady, nhout to leave Cardiff. JIt' Wouid be Glad to Recommend the above in the most central part of the Newport-road.—M 39, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3600ul5 A ^7 49, Pliisturtoa-ovenue, Canton; £ 39 inclusive.— ^r. I 1 Apply 135, Severn-road, Canton, Cardiff. u!8 CASHIER Book-keeper Double Entry) Seeks Situa- tion; satisfactory reference fro ¡n, present employer; c ictienced, tnc-rgetic.— M 58, Western Mail, Car- diff. 5604ul8 OTABLE Boy Wanted under Coachman; in the U country; wages, 12s.—'Write P., e/o. Mr. Bryant, 27. Duki-strcet, Cardiff. 56001115 ■VKTANTkD, good General; small family; no chiT- W dren.—46, ltyder-street, Oantou, Cardiff. 3602uli BRYNTEG House, Llaptrissant.—To Let, with iiinnedi ite possession, this most "nù well- apruinied Residence, together with thp Stabling, large alld about 14 Acres rwh Meadow Land.—For tenus and to yiew, apply Mr. William Morgan, White tiaij, XrcalaWj 5603ul8 insurance Companies, r PRr^EN^\lT"rSSURAVcE ^COM- PANY (LIMITED). CHIEF OFFICE: HOLBORN BARS, LONDON. SUMMARY OF THE REPORT PRESENTED AT THE FIFTIETH ANNUAL MEETING HELD ON 2nd MARCH. 1899. ORDINARY BRANCH.—The number of Policies issued during the year was 64.703, assuring the sum of £6.42ü.580, and producing a New Annual Premium Income of £353,113. The Premiums received during the year were £2,967,501. being an increase of j.,193,237 over the year 1897. The Claims of the year amounted to £975.012. The number of deaths was 5,191, and 2,535 Endowment Assurances matured. The number of Policies in force at the end of the vear was 534,138. INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. — The Premiums received during the year were £4,960,756. being an increase of £167.165. The Claims of the year amounted to £1.891.039. The number of Deaths was 198.308, and 2.181 Endowment Assurances matured. The number of Free Policies granted during the year to those Policy-holders of five years' standing who desired to discontinue their pay- ments was 66,379, the number in force being 604,564. The number of Free Policies which became Claims during the year was 12,231. The total number of Policies ill force at the end of the year was 12,949,679; their average duration exceeds eight and a half years. The Assets of the Company, in both branches, as shown in the Balance-sheet, are £ 33,599,708, beinjj an increase of £3,161,371 over those ol 1897. Public attention having been for some time past directed to questions of thrift and provi- sion for old age, the Directors have had under consideration how thev rau further asást those Policy-holders who from age and diminished earnings find some difficulty in maintaining the payment of Premiums on their Policies, and they have, therefore, made provision for all Policy-holders in the Industrial Branch who have been assured for twenty-five years to be free from the payment of further Premiums as they attain the age of 75. This alteration takes effect at Ollce. and has. of course, neces- sitated n, considerable addition to the Reserves. The Shareholders will be glad to learn that the Staff Provident Fund, which was estab- lished last year on the occasion of the celebra- tion of the Company's Jubilee, has been heartily appreciated by the outdoor Staff, for whose benefit it was founded, and a large pro- portion have become contributors. The total amount standing to the credit of the Fund at the end of the year was £58,212 18s., and the number of the contributors was 7.160. GENERAL BALANCE-SHEET OF THE PRU- DENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED) ON THE 31st DECEMBER, 1898. LIABILITIES. £ a. d. Shareholders' capital 1,000,000 0 0 Ordinary Branch funds 17,156,951 11 8 Industrial Branch fund 14,538,952 13 5 Reserve fund 750,000 0 0 Claims under life policies admitted 153.804 0 11 £03,599.708 6 0 ASSETS. £ s. d. British Government Securities (£3,155,000 Consols) 3,153,583 5 11 Indian and Colonial Government Securities 3,300,877 4 5 Railway and other Debentures and Debenture Stocks 2,176,493 18 1 Loans on County Council, Munici- pal. and other rates 6,246,917 12 3 Freehold ground rents and Scotch feu duties 2,830,469 8 8 Freehold and leasehold property 1.934,411 16 10 Mortgages 4,143,948 16 6 Railway, gas. and water stocks 5,669,891 3 4 Suez Canal Shares 168,489 5 8 Telegraph and other shares 72,532 8 3 Metropolitan Consolidated stock, an 1 City of London bonds 358,645 12 6 Bank of England stock 200,559 18 6 Foreign Government securities 996,694 1 3 Reversions and Life Interests 575,104 1 6 Loans on the Company's Policies. 690.268 13 3 Rent charges 148.164 0 1 Outstanding premiums 360,525 9 10 Cash in hands of Superintendents and Agents' balances 49,475 9 10 Outstanding interest and rents 241,243 17 0 Cash—On deposit, on current accounts, and in hand 281,407 2 4 £33.599,708 6 0 EDGAR HORNE. Chairman. HENRY HARBEN. ) W. T. PUGH. S Directors. THOS. C. DEWEY. ) Joint WILLIAM HUGHES General FREDERICK FISHER, 1 Managers. W. J. LANCASTER, Secretary. We have eXCtmincd the Cash transactions, Receipts, and Payments, affecting the accounts of the Assets and Investments for the year ended December 31st. 1398. and we find the same III good order and properly vouched. We have also examined the Deeds and Securities. Certificates. Ac., representing the Assets and Investments set out in the above account, and we certify that they were in possession and safe custody as on December 31st. 1898. DELOITTE. DEVER, GRIFFITHS, and CO. 14th February. 1899. Further Information may be obtained from the Inspector. J. RAMSDALE. Esq.. J.P.. and the Superintendent of Cardiff District Mr. J. MORCOM. Prudential-buildings, Cardiff. a3607 GEORGE'S PILE AND GRAVEL PILLS. ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF 30 YEARS. Ihese world-renowned Pills hold the first place tn the world as remedies for PILE and GRAVEL, and the common disorders of the Stomaoii. Bowels, Liver, and Kidneys. There is not a cirilised nation under the sun that has not expe- rienced their healinsr virtues. GENERAL SYMP'i OMS.-Paina in the back. loins, between the shoulders. and in the regrior of the heart, stomach, liver, and kidneys, con- stipation, wind, griping. colic. biliousness, sup- pression and retention of urine, pains in the thighs, palpitation, giddiness, depression of spirits, seneral debility, a.ud other symptoms too obvious to point out. These Remedies do not profess to do the Impossible—to cure all the ills flesh is heir to. What the proprietor, however, does claim is tkat, in George's Pile and Gravel Pills," he has discovered Remedies of the extraordinary virtues and efficacy for two of the most painful »nd common disorders that trouble mankind (Pile3 and Gravel), and their accompanying aches and pains: medicines which never fail to afford relief even in old ana neglected forms of these complaints, whilst in cases of more recent date satisfactory cures may bo confidently expected from their healing action. The three forms of these remedies: No. !GEORGE'S PILE AND GRAVEL PILLS No. 2—GEORGE'S GRAVEL PILLS No. 3.-GEORGE'S PILLS FOR THE PILES. The Proprietor has in his possession thousands of testimonials from all parts of the world, of •vhich the, following are offered aa fair samples: — From the originator of the movement in favour of taxing Royalties and Ground Bents fOT local purpOSM;- I have looked over hundreds of Original Tee- timonials received by Mr. J. E. George. Hirvrain bearing upon curas effected by his 'Pile and Gravel Pills.' The writers of these letter- are unanimous in their testimony to the Marvellous Remedial Powers of Mr. Georjre's Remedies. T look npon the bundle of testimonials piaced before me as a Satisfactory Proof that he has bv his discovery, been the means of alleviating rise pains of a multitude of snfferers. D. E- WILLIAMS, J.P. for the Countiaf of Brecon and Glamorgan. From the RECTOR OF ALBURGH. "Albnrgrh Rectory Harlaston. "Dear Sir.—I h?ve found your No. 3 Pills in- valuable, and I know no Pills so effectual as an aperient for those who, unhappily, have a ten- dency towards constipation. I have been anxious to write to van in testimony úf mv grateful sense of obligation to you. You are, Indeed, a benefactor- to the sufferer. Your Pills have in my case 'and I ¡tIlt now in my 77th year) If not added to the. length of mv days, fm- that has been entirelv in the hands of God. certainly contributed largely to the comfort and enjoy- ment of my- life, notwithstanding a weak heart and a feeble frame—Yours faithfully CHAS. W LOHR." Sold by all Chemist# and Patent Medicine Vendors, in boxes at 18. lid. and 2s. 9d. Meh. By post. Is. 3d and 3s. e2717 X STOP ONE MOMENT, X OH. DEAR, DOCTOR, MUST MY DARLING DIE? THERE IS VERY LITTLE HOPE, RUT TRY rjlUDOR -TILLl A MS- -L w PATENT JJALSAM OF H ONE I A BAG of LETTERS in Every Day. and what they say about. O LITTLE MILLIE S ERRAND. aw CD a :;5 A Bottle of BALSAM OF HONEY," please, 0 My father is coughing—he wants some > release: o The winter is coming, the weather —1 grows cold. C — Short days and long nights ill effects Q. ~Z> they unfold; My mother's bronchitis will not leave her take rest, jg And my brother Johnny complaing of q his chest: < Our dear little baby don't seem very = 03 bright, = t— He breathes very hard, and is restless p) j_i at night; -r A Bottle of BALSAM OF HONEY," => <u— please, J*3 o I don't waut these troubles at home to increase. ::0 > -0 Remember, I want "TUDOR C VvTTJ IAMS' BALSAM." • £ Fov I don't believe that no others are CO CD wholesome; r- 0: We are sure of Tudor'a "—we have tried it before, And during cold weathers we keep it > Cf) in store; 3K CD It soothes, and it cures; it gives full yg relief; OS 5 It's the King of all Medicines—that s Son/iveemefa Bottle of BALSAM OF w HONEY." 03 For comfort a\ home is much Better jj>> c- than money. jr1^ I— |ad SEE YOU THE GENUINE ARTICLE. SO MANY IMITATIONS. Sold by all Chemists a.nd Stores in Is., 2a. 6d., and 4s. 6d. bottles. Sample bottles sent fnost paid) for Is. 3d" 3s., and 5e. from the investor. Ð. TUDOA WILLIAMS E7026 lledical Hall. Aberdare. I ROGERS' ALES I STOUTS IN FLAGON. NOTICE TO PRIVATE FAMILIES. THE METHOD OF SUPPLYING BEER IN IMPERIAL QUART GLASS FLAGONS, WITH SCREW STOPPERS, ENABLES THE CUS- TOMER TO HAVE IN AS SMALL A QUANTITY AS ONE GALLON AT A TIML, AND IN SUCH FORM AS TO ENSURE ITS REMAINING FRESH AND BRIGHT TO THE LAST DROP FOR SEVERAL DAYS AFTER BEING OPENED AND KEEPING LIKE BOTTLED ALES ANY REASONABLE TIME, IF UNOPENED AND KEPT IN A COOL TEMPERATURE FLAGONS, STOPPERS, AND CASES ARE ONLY CHARGED FOR IF NOT RETURNED IN GOOD CONDITION WITHIN 11 DAYS THESE FLAGONS CAN BE SUPPLIED, FOR CASH ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY, WITHIN CARTAGE DELIVERY OF THE CARDIFF BRANCHES IN CASES CONTAINING 4 FLAGONS (1 GALLON) OR 12 FLAGONS (3 GALLONS), AND EACH CASE CAN BE OF ONE QUALITY OR ASSORTED QUALITIES TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF CUSTOMERS AND THEIR HOUSEHOLDS TO THE EXTENT OF 2 QUALITIES IN 1 GALLON, OR 3 QUALITIES IN 3 GALLONS. SPECIAL 18 FLAGON CASES. THESE AR>' SUPPLIED FOR LARGER HOUSEHOLDS AND CONTAIN FLAGONS EQUAL TO U GALLONS, AND CAN BE OF ONE, TWO, THREE. OR FOUR QUALITIES TO SUIT THE CONVENIENCE OF CUSTOMERS. CARDIFF CASH PRICE LIST IN FLAGON. FLAGON ALE 1/2 Per Gallon* MILD ALF BITTER ALE V 1/4 „ STOUT j OLD BEER "j PALE ALE j 1//6 W. J. ROGERS, LTD., BREWERY: BRISTOL. CARDIFF ( 1. ADAM-STREET. BRANCHES < 2. MILL-LANE. CARDIFF CARRIAGE COMPANY, Ltd. 42, 43, & 44, FREDERICK-STREET (off Queen-street), CARDIFF. WM. FITZGERALD, Manager. !Z1Q)ô' d) 'E 11) OIC4 ce k1-4 -14 k THETIVICTOFIIA* CAR" CD.D COF-YRIGMT. P4 f p P4 This Car is specially adapted for Medical Men. It is hung low. and as easy of access M a Brougham. Tory light in draught, well-balanced, comfortable, can be fitted with folding hood, and, if the wheels are rubber tyred, the acme of perfection. a3524 -r^OS'T COUGH—USE DON" COUGH—USE JJONT COUGH-USE There is absolutely no remedy so speedy and effectual. One Lozenge alone g1v. relief; can be taken by the most delicate. K EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES -JJ-EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES If you cannot sleip for coaching, one Keating's Lozenge will set you right. Any doctor will tell you they are TTTTTERLY UNRIVALLED. "JJTTERLY UNRIVALLED. UTTBRLY UNRIVALLED, Sold everywhere in tins, 13-Jd. each, or free on receipt of stamps from THOMAS KEATING, Chemist, London. REMEMBERED. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS Has now been established over a Quarter of a Century, and is The Leading Tonic Medicine of The Day, and has no equal for NERVOUSNESS. WEAKNESS. CHEST AFFECTIONS. PALPITATION OF THE HEART. INDIGESTION. LIVER COMPLAINTS. INFLUENZA, ETC., ETC., ETC. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS I GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS See the name "Gwilym Evans" on Label, Stamp, and Bottle. Without which, none is genuine. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC. Sold everywhere in bottles, 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each. SOLE PROPRIETORS: QUININE BITTERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY (LIMITED), LLANELLY, SOUTH WALES. ANT JED IN CANADA. FARMERS, DAIRYMEN, STOCKMEN, WHEAT GROWERS. Farm Labourers, Domestic Servants, and Men Willing to Learn Farming. Free Government Grants of 160 acres of the most fertile soil in the world in Manitoba, and the North-west, and Crown Grant? in other Provinces. Cheap 'mpro\cd Fa'-ms in all the Provinces. Free Schools. Low Taxes. Cash Markets. In 12.5 years the population of Manitoba alone increased from 12,000 to 2C3.000. The land under cultivation from 10.000 to 2,000,000 acres, The numbc of Schools from 16 to 982. The Products from a ff, v furs to 59,975,807 bushels of grain, besides Butter, Cheese, Cattle, &c. In suitable cases Letters of Introduction and ether assistance will be extended. Full information. Pamphlets, Maps. &c., as to r 11 part* of Canada, free on amplication to the CANADIAN GOVERNMENT AGENCY", Crrdiff. -a3311 -a3311 DR. BROWN'S COUGH BOTTLE is probably the most marvellous Cough Care ever invented. It is so good that there is no need for any of the romantic tales usually Msociated with patent medicines. In the production of this wonderful Cough Cnre cost has not been considered, and it is prepared from the choicest drugs money can buy. For a hacking cough, a tickling throat, or a cold in the chest, there's nothing like it. It gives prompt relief in cases of Asthma, Bronchitis, and Consump- tion* It improves the voice by giving tone to the vocal chords. A teaspoon- ful of DR. BROWN'S about quarter of an hour before singing or speaking is very effective. CAUTION! Don't be persuaded that something else is just as good, or better, or the very same thing. Dr. BROWN'S COoGH BOTTLE is our Registered Trade Mark. It is certain there is nothing so good. and, therefore, nothing can be better, and as for something else being the same it's absurd. JESSE WIL- LIAMS and Co. are the Sole Proprie- tor n. Remember Dr. Brown's or nothing." If you have anything the matter with your Chest,. Throat, Lungs, Bronchial Tubes, or Voice a few doses of Dr. BROWN'S COTJGH BOTTLE will put you right in a iiflV. It warms the chest, cuts the phlegm, and lubri- cates the throat. Se!d in Bottles, Is., 2s. 9d., and 4s. U., tt JESSE WILLIAMS'S. ParV-hnU-buildincJ. Gerdif. &3273 JF YOU SUFPER FROM BILIOUSNESS, HEADACHE, LIVER COMPLAINTS, INDI. GESTION, KIDNEY TROUBLES, CONSTIPA- TION, RHEUMATISM, OR TIC, TRY jj £ ERNICK'S vmGErrABIJE pILLS They are easy to swallow, being very small contain no mercury, and have been pro nounced by thousands to be the best aperienl n-edicine. Of all chemists, &c.. in nd., 13d. and 2s. 9d. box, or direct from t^ERNICK AND SON, (LTD.), CARDIFF .L3. On receipt of stamps. e7322 I j^EEDS gEEDS!! jgEEDS AGRICULTURAL. GARDEN. FLOWER, ANI SEED POTATOES. W.. E. WiLKBK' 5, QUEEN-STREET, AND 10, NORTH-ROAD CARDIFF. Catalogue Post Free on Application. Le7398

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