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DBPoS118ot £ 10 and upwards receiTcd as under- ;p.c. per am: 2ut.ject to 3months' notice of wUhdrawal Bp.c. Ii" tl 7p.c. ,t 12 It It Special terms for longer period' Interest patdqarterJy The Terminable Deposit Bonds pay nearly 9 per cent., d are a safe investment Instead of paying large. lividjends to shareholders we pay fair rate i of Interest to our depositors, and by so doing: have earned the t10t1 we undoubtedly hold In the public confidence. We have been established for 1-1 vear», and our unique position in the Banking World to-day testiSe." to the success of our business methods and to tbe satisfac- tion of our customers, W rite or call for Prospectus. A. WILLIAMS and H. J. TALL. Joint Managers. JHanftr. £5,000 TO LEND In Sums of £5 and Upwards. Immediate Private Cash Advances granted to an £ Bespocgible Persons, Gentry, Professional Gentlemen, or Tradesmen. HTVPT.Y ON WRITTEN PROMISE TO REPAY. Srtcs privacy. Lowest rates. JOHN j^ROWN, 1, Pembroke-terrace. CardUT. I 3257-S59n £20Sõ- £ 5,00CrADVANCEX> By Private Lender on Slmnle Promissory NOiel, Fo Bills of Sale taken and absolute privacy Iturantee" Pint letter of application receives prompt attention, and intending bozrowerl are waited upon by a repre- sentative, who is empowered to complete transaction an terms mutually arranged, no charge being mode Utesa bralsec* actually completed, bpeelai quotation* leabtirt Ions- Write in confidence to O. WELLS, 3M3—408n COBBIDOB CHAMBERS, LEICESTER. -JP^AHCUir^SISTANCE. £13 TO Jg500. Is.large or srtf&ll amounts according to rsaalrementi ON PROMISSORY NOTE ALONE, With PEOMPTITCDE and at LOWlibT RATES. For 10112' or short neriods. PRIVACY GUARANTEaD. Bepayments-to suit-clients'convenience. Call or V/rite H'T. LEWEZX AND CO., 27. Charles«l, CardlIf;- 1245—6Ta TilUBLDjNGS, Old-estahlisbed Jb'inancierf-, are jre JJ pared to Advance snras from £20 to Æ3.ooo at short noUee approved Note 01 Danù. personal or other jecuiitiea. Charges arranged before transactions are completed. Mortgages on Proporty effected at currenS tales of interest. Property rurchased. Trade Bill* riscounted. Annuities and Mzed Ineomes arranged. Money advanced on sccoud mcrtpagps. — Apply Jirect as we have no agents, Hayes buildings. The Hayes. Cardiff. 13938 -a/I"ES8BSS. HERN <t PBRl-WBE, Estate Agents. tl 74, St. Mary-street. CaxAiff, are prepared to vuce from £100 to £lOO.OWon Mortgage of Free- eld or Leasehold l'roperty, and from £ bJ to £1.000 on <eisom»l security: 365-1 II BANK continues to lend imiaeuse sums daily, from £ 10 to £ 5,000, on Note ot Hand Alone, or other Security, at a few hours' notice, to all classes 111 auy part of Eng. land and Wales, repayable by easy instalments. No good application Is ever refused. All communications strictly prlV&te. Moderate Interest. Special ras for short periods. The largest, best known, and most honourably conducted Business In tbe Kingdom. Thousands of our regular customers have expressed their ectire sa.t1s1ao- tion in repeated transactions with us. If desired, one of our Officials will attend at your residnce!lot once wHh Cash. and carry out the advance THERE and THEN,— Call, or write (in confidence) to the Ma.na&er. Mr Stanley Sowdlng, 1, Queen-square, Bristol, or to the Local Agewts. Pavieg and Co.. 97. St. Mary-street. Cardiff. HAT'S IN A It depends. A good name is everything No man is high in public estimation unless he has deserved it-that is. earned bis reputation. It ia the same always. When an articte<taas obtained a good name it has always deserved For instance, a good name on a cheque is coin of the realm, just all safe. If you ars vary the name of a great physician ia a guarantee, too; yon feel safe. If you are below par the name of a good medicine is a guarantee, too you leel safe. JJEECHAM'S pILLS jgEECHAM'S P I L L- T3 E E CHAM'S p. I L L S are the great family physician—tliey have a good name, at.d you tnow you ape safe in using them They have earned their reputa- tion, which is world-wide. Thousands use them every day, and have done so -for sixty years. If there was an Order of Merit for medicines, like there is tor men of high and true worth, BEECHAM'S PILLS twouid be among the first to be honoured. The bead cannot be right if the stomach is wrong. BEECHAM'S PILLS keep the stomach right. There is really no need to day to catalogue their virtues as a blood purifier, a tonic for the nervovu system, or a cure for a sluggish lifer. Tfcfc name on the box is all you want. They are so well known that they "JJECOMMEND IJfHEMSELVES. Sold everywhere in boxes. Price Is lid (56 pills) and 2s 9d (163 pills), YRS- -;i u 'EfFlCA. HSobott mnjssH. «• AUJOVS couGit, i < q^s tMMEbfATT geuep. -v -w IJÑUM CATHARTl CU M PI LLS. fpawwcesTiON a ITS EVILS:^W^m I ORJOUS OERANCEMI r. A» AC»a&Aat £ ) APgaigNj:-5^^gJ XAYSTtC PILLS" •> CUK mCEACHE a WEUgALCTAyyy J .rTA. T& 4' fPttblic ^mosfnwitts. CARDIFF. "VT EWnn H E A TEE iWleProprirtor .&OBKRT RBDFOED PARK-PLACE. CARDIFF. TO-NIGHT AT 7. ROBIRT RBDFOJlD'S AND MILTON BODE'S PANTOMIME— JJED JJIDING HOOD. Powerful eut, includiag :— Mlta ANNIE PURCELL. Ifill NORA GUY, Mils AGNES TANDT. Mr AINSLB Y BURTO N, Mr J AY LAU RIER, Mr HARRY UICKLEY, Mewrs KEATH & M.ERSON, COLLINS-STELLA TROUPE of 8 Lady Dtacen, and TED A MAY HOPKINS. BEAUTIFUL SCENES. MAGNIFICENT DRESSES IN THE BUTTERFLIES BALL y and THE KING'S PAGEANT. Price for Red Sesta Private £2 U, £1 lis 6d, £1 11. Dress Circle. 4s. Orchestral Stalls (Front Rows), 4s other Rowi. 3s. Unreserved Seats—Balcony, 2s; Pit Stalls, 21 Pit, 15; Gallery. 6d. SPECIAL MATINEES EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY at 2. Children under 12 half-price (except pit and gallery to these performances. Box Office from 10 to5. Nat. Tel. 37S HEATRE ROYAJU CARDIFF. JL Lessee and Manager .ROBERT RRDFORD. EVERY EVENING AT 7,30. Mrs FRANK BATEMAN'S COMPANY in the Fopuiar Play, NO WEDPING BELLS FOR HER. JUrbUc £ Latutx. TSANCER HOSPITAL Free), Fulham \J road. London, S.W.—PATIENTS SEEN DAILY on their own application at 2 o'clock. Funds urgently needed for general expenses and for the Research Department. 13584 Secretary Fred W. Howell Smiditig forums. THE: TAUNTON AND WEST OF X SifQfiAND PERPETUAL BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. KSTASLISHB&1S57. INCORPORATED 1M3. Offices: 3. HAMMET-STREET, TAUNTON. Secretary Mr R. A. GOODMAN. BORROWING SHARES, £60 EACH. BUMS OF MONEY are ready to be advanced on security of any description of real property-frøe- hold, leasehold, or copyhold—on the most equitable terms; the principal and interest repayable by Monthly, Instalments. INVESTING SHARES. jE60 EACH, realised in about 13 years and 4 months by Monthly Payments of Five Shillings per abare. FULLY PAID-UP SHARES, bearing a ifxed rats of interest, payable half-yearly, or allowed to accu mulate. DEPOSITS received. Interest at 4 per cent. per annum. payable half-yearly, or may accumulate. Prospectuses, or any further particulars, may he oobtaiDed on application to the Secretary, as above ertc 1S9 Mr THOMAS WEBBER, District Secretary, Tower Chambem. Ctnmcb-etreet, St. Jehn s- square, Cardiff. ARE YOU RUN DOWN ? IS YOUR DIGESTION POOR ? IS YOUR SLEEP BROKEN ? Worry and overwork can do much to bring about these conditions. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWlLYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWLLSM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC, THE BEST REMEDY FOB NERVOUSNESS. WEAKNESS, INDIGESTION, SLEEPLESSNESS, LOSS OF APPETITE. LOW SPIRITS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTEUS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC. Testimonial. 105, Gilfach Gyuon, Twynrodin, Merthyr Tydfil. DearSff,— In May. 1901,1 became ill from a very severe attack of nervous prostration. Life was a uerfect misery, as I was so Nervousness depressed, "dyspeptic, and weak. I have Nervousness been treated by different doctors, and Nervousness tried nearly every patent medicine, but derived a mere temporary relief. A few weeks ago a friend from Carmarthen advised me to try GwllymEvans' Quinine BitteT*, and I purchased a large bottle, but had go confidence then "in it* efficaej to do ihe any good. I am glad to say the effect has beD marvellous with me. I am now in almost perfect h<-alth. I shall continue its use for a little Vhile longer to prevent the Ulnes3 returning. I can truly say that there is no tonic that I know of equal to Gwiiym Evans" Quiaitte Bitter3, and you are at perfect liberty to publish this i-tatement, all I thinli any 1 er,on suffering from any nervous diseases will find a true friend iu GwUvro Evans' Quinine Bitters if perse- vered with. I am yours, Ac., HENRY TILLER. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM. EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC, Testimonial. Coed Talywern, Weakness Puffryn. Weakness Gentlemen,—I am pleased to be able to Weakness bear testimony to the benefit I have re- ceivedty talcing Gwiiym Evans' Quinine Bitters. I have had medicine from t arious doctors everyspnng for years past, and was obliged to take mcdicineall last winter, but as I reoeivedlittle benr-tlt I resolved to try Gwiiym Evans' Quuine Bitters, and though I have only taken three 2s 9d bottle*, am able already to go about. I been suffering from Weakness, <&c. Yonra truly, M. A. WILLIAMS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTEHS THE VEGETABLE TONIC. Testimonial. Indigestion 44, Llwydarth-road, Indigestion Maeeteg. Indigestion Dear Sirs,—Gwiiym Evans* Quinine Bitters is, j n my opinion, one of the best gifts given to humanity. I myself have derived the greatest possible benefit in stubborn cases of FlatuIenoo,Indlstion. Logs of Appetite, and Weakness. I have proved Gwiiym Evans' Quinine Bitters on my own person to succeed when all other remedies have filled. Yours truly, T. POWELL. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWTLYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC. Beware of Imitations. See the name Gwllym Evans on the label, stamp and bottle, _bout which none are genuine. Sold everywhere in bottles 2s 9d or 4s 6d each, or will be sent, post free, on receipt of stamps, direct from the sole Proprietors, QUININE BITTERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LIMITED, LLANELLY, SOUTH WALES. JJR. J COLLIS JJROWNE'S CBLORODYNE. Invaluable for CO U G HS. C O L Do, BRONCHITIS, AS-T H M A NEURALG I A, And all Kindred Ailments. This old and triad remedy has stood the test of two generations. REFUSE to be put off with a SUBSTITUTE; the Original can be, bad of all CHEMISTS if you let it be seen that you are not weak enough LO accept an imita- tion. -CL,LIS BROWNE Is the Name. 4. 6d the priees. 1233 GIVE YOtR PIGS SOME GIP. PIGS that have GIP escape swine fever, e keep free from worms, IW, cramp. gripes A fits, ^5i. ■ feed well, thrive, and A (IIMIHfatt/ rapidly Sample Cashwitlforder. 0 ow gold by all Corn Met* cbantL. Manufacturer, j 0. HAMLIN, Hsrcourt, 9AL18BURV, bípPing Mpticts. jnANADIAN PACIFIC LINE. FASTEST For Sailings and Pamphletre- Work and TO CANADA. W BITE. STAR LINE.—LIVERPOOL Tw to AUSTRALIA. eallingat Capetown (South AfriCaJ. RUNIC; 12,482 tons -Jan. 11 MEDIC, 11,584. tons .Feb. 9 AFRIC, 11.943 tons .„„Mar. 14 SUEVIC, 12,500 tons Apl. 11 The accommodation on these twin-screw steamers smokiug, reading, and. dining rooms. Fares.-rTo Australia, £11 to to Capetown, to £22 la. For further particulars apply to Local Agent* or I to Ismay, Imrie and Co., Liverpool; 1. Cockspnr- Street, H.W and 3S, Leadenhall-street E.C., London LLAN ROYAL MAIL.—CANAJSI and U.S. Unsurpassed for 1st, 2nd and 3rd classes. Special ratesto Ontario, Manitoba, and Canadian Nerth West. Handbooks free.—Apply Allans, 51-, Pall Mall, 19. Jam- street, Liverpool, and 10S, Leadenhall-street, London; or to W. J. Trounce and Sons, Bute Docks, Cardiff; Captain J. A. Scott, 15, Cathays- terrace, Cathay«; C. Stuart, 35, Mount Stuart- square; C. J. Cudlip, 32. City-road; Davies & Co., 58. Charles-street, Cardiff. Insurance. OTTVT FIRE OFFICE OUIL FOUNDED 1710. The Oldest Insurance Office in the World CARDIFF BRANCB- 2. CHURCH-STREET. W. EVAN LLOYD. District Inspector, Funds ai Jlniitts. LIZABETH COOPER. Decaased.'— JLJ If GEORGE COOPER, formerly of Arkwright- sfcreet, Nottingham, Hairdresser, who was seen in Cardiff about Christmas, 1893, and ia believed to have resided at 42, St. Mary-strect there, will communicate with the undersigned he will hear of something to his advantage. Messrs LA RKEN and CO., 18971 Solicitors, Newark. X STOP ONE MOMENT. X OH, DEAR, DOCTOR. MUST MY DARLING DIET THERE IS VERY LITTLE HOPE, UT TRY FJUDOR ^yiLLIAMS1 PATENT BALSAM OF JJONEY. THERE IS NO REMEDY UNDER THE CANOPY OF HEAVEN EQUAL, PATRONISED BY ROYALTY. NOBILITY DOCTORS, NURSES, and MOTHERS PRAISE IT. WHY? It contains PUKE Welsh HONEY and an Essence of the Purest and most efficacious Herbs, gathered on.the Hills of Wales, being gathered iu the proper seasou, when ita virtues are in full perfection. BRONCHITIS. THERE are thousands of children who die annually from Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, and Croup. This is a grand discovery for the cure of such complaints. It is INVALUABLE for Weak-chested Meu, Dieate Women,and Children. It cures when all other remedies fait. It cures Coughs, Coids, Bronchitis. Asthma, lightness of the Chest.. It cores thousands of children of Bronchitis and Whooping Cough It cures for one Shilling when Pounds have been spent in vain- TRY IT. If yoa have a Cough, try it; if yon have a cold, try it; if you have Bronchitis, try it. It loosens the phlegm and promotes expectoration, produces warmth and comfort to the chost, and gives refreshing sleep when yon have lost nights of rest. A STIPENDIARY AND A MAGISTRATE IN THE COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN REMARKS I feel it my duty to inform you that I have been using your Tudor Williams' Balsam of Honey in my family, which is a large one, for many years, and havg proved its great value, having med nothing else for Ccugh during Measles. Whooping. Cough, and Bron- chitis, and can highly recommend it to ail parents for such complaints. SEE THAT YOU GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE. TUDOh. WILLIAMS- PATENT BALSAM OF HONEY. MOST IMPORTANT. SO MANY IMITATIONS AND FRAUDS. Sold by all Chemists and Stores in Is, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d bottles. Sample bottle sent (post paid) for 13 3d, 3s, and 5s, from the inventor. Saving in purchasing the larger size bottles. rjiuron WILLIAMS, L.S.D.E.W. MEDICAL HALL, ABERDARE. 1117 PIANOFORTES. THE SOLE AGENCY FOR CARDIFF AND DISTRICT FOR THE WORLD'S GREATEST MAKERS. BECHSTEIN, BROADWOOD. BLUTHNER, ERARD, BCHIEDMAYER. STECK, NEUMEYER, WALDEMAE, PIANOLA PIANOS. & ÆOLIANS IS HELD BY R.J. HEATH AND SONS. CARDIFF. PONTYPRIDD. PENARTH AND PORT TALBOT, Who also Stock Pianos by BRINSMEAD, COLLARD, KIRKMAN. STEINWAY, IBACH, RITMULLEI:, &c-, &c FROM 15 GUINEAS CASH OR 10s ea MOTTHLY. ORGANS by MASON & HAMLIN, BELL. DOMINION, do., &c. 1-educed Instalments, Special Discount. Nat. Te1.-Ca.rliff 01HJ. Pontypridd 21. WEAK MEN, I Suffering with Weakness, Lack of Vigour, Pre 1 mature Decline, Varicocele, Atrophy and a Debility should send at once for partibulari ot a I speedy cure to H HENRY FOSTER, | The Chemical Laboratory, Brighton, England. 1 Nama thia Paper. 189301 BASS AND CO'S PALE AND MILD ALES. SEASON BREWINGS AY NOW BE HAD IN PRIME CONDITION, IN CASKS OR BOTTLES, OF FULTON, DUNLOP, AND CO., CARDIFF IXMAS GIFTS FOR SMOKERS. JERSEY BEING A FREE PORT, YOU SAVE MONEY BY IMPORTING CIGARS DIRECT FROM US. Pearson's Weekly says :—" A Twopenny Cigar could be bought for a Halfpenny if there were no duty." Special Vahie—" MARCUS SERBUS. "A very High-class, Full-sized Cigar (mild or medium strength)- Sample box of 25 sent, duty and car- riage paid, to day part of the United Kingdom for P.O. Ord r 5a 6d; Box of 50,10s 6d. Guaranteed equal to any cigar sold in England at 4d. Price list post free on application. 566 J. F. BELFORD, Cigar Importer, JERSEY, C.I. -r- CARDIFF ADVERTISING, RILL. POSTING, AND CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, LIMITED. OFFICES AND WORKS—1, PARBT-STREET, CARDIFF. SECRETARY—FRANK H. SIMPSON. Proprietors of the Principal Stations in Cardiff and Neighbourhood. Contraction for aU descriptions of Advertising, Circular Distnbutiifg, < £ c. All orders promptly attended to. 132—1044 t l' !:lhUíjnt5 J\ hbrtsSl5. I- "v mmskJw A customer's highest ax^scia-BH tions leave room far dell^Ut Sa and astcnialimont at the doable "'Hr$A^gyELJS. I where finoet quality Watches ja ty\ and. Jewels a?e eirer to Egl «ft VJbwak be ^ound, offered at a Em Vk V ajaca^Bi reduction from 0 usual retail prices. m solid Silver I Er-ochm Gent's Solid Real AP I MONTMn3 Watcbes, strong and 5/6 I dfit^ J i R c!al Gem Engraved I s iting% oto FRE st IZ-1 Lockets. 19 1 R-1 Gold 6/6 Solid CoU TRIAL Solid TF, L. GOIA Engraved Gold 2 Piloto Alberts. Solid 410 ;I SoLid Gold, Hand- 7= four Di2a some two Rubics. Cruet, .ith Shisit I.gAies' for H2m En- Wid COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF S "nothing could be more convincirg than a personal inspection, which you are^free to make without new yE*R0raEV°ra<^ZM, Eg for all pnrchaserg, ASK FOR YOURS SB —COME EARLY. Train Fares Paid, B H. SAMUEL7 c, w,DV jjjijjl (or MacchcBter). «jSti MARY'ST^ CSiPdlff 1li1Sl- .f.oIr.- ;I eavesf od Assists digestion. I Your Infant will require no corrective medicine if Neave's g Food is given strictly according to directions. i Quickly and easily prepared. Quickly and easily prepared. I E Purveyors by Special Appointment to H.I.M. the M jg Empress of Rusisia. I Gold Nledalst London, 1900 19 -JA¥''uUiI'\n?'¡- BB B ■Ji » a a M^Lai The Physician's I I kl Ikl ami iJn w fl m. 41 B Cure for Gout, jki 3 ||| 1 ""w Tl .iffll Rbeumatio Gout and Gravel. The Universal Remedy for Acidity of tjie Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Safest ana most Sour Eructations, Bilious Affections. Effective Aperient for Regular Use. 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CARDIFF'S GREAT TRIUMPH.
CARDIFF'S GREAT TRIUMPH. The Cardiff Club has succcedeJ where Wales failed. The club fairly and squarely defeated the South Africans on Tuesday by 17 points to nil, while the national team of the Principality had to bow the knee, and accept defeat by 11 points to none. It is true the Colonials had to play the last match of their tour under conditions which are not suitable to their style, but the crame was won by the side that showed an immeasur- ably higher degree of skilled resourcefulness. and without the slightest element of fluke. For once the Afrikanders failed to score a single point, and were demoralised by the brilliance of their conquerors. In the long list of memorable victories gained by the Cardiff Club, none equals this, and though special praise is deserved by Gwyn Nicholls, every man on the side distinguished himself at some stage of a strenuous game. The final score was 2 goals 3 tries, a,nd the scorers were Nicholls, Gibbs, Williams, and Gabe.who made tries, and Winfield, who kicked the goals, one being from a penalty at long range. The triumph of the Cardiffians was as sensa- tional as it was unexpected, and one of its effects should be greater recognition of the club players in the national sid Neill, Brown. and David will doubtless be seriously considered. while none of the capped backs failed in any particular, while Winfield will probably have re established his right to the custodianship for Wales. Gwyn Nicholls avows now that he has played his last game. He leaves the field with a bril- liant wind-up to a brilliant career. The teams were :— Cardiff, BACK. H B WinSeld. THREE-QUARTER. Cecil Bigg; (rignt wing), E G Nicholls (right centre), R T Gabe (left centre), and J L Williams (left wing). HALF-BACKS. R J David (inside), P F Bnah (oat ide), R A Gibbs (rover). FORWARDS. G Northmore. W Neill, A Brice, J Brown, J Casey, F Smith and J Powell. South Africans. BACK. A F Maraburg. THREE-QUARTERS. A Stegmann (left wing), H A De Viliiers (left centre), J G Hirsch (right centre), and J Loubser (right wing). HALF-BACKS. F J Dobbin and D C Jackson. FORWARDS. Paul Roos (captain), J W E Raaff, D Brink, H Daneel, D Morkel, W A Millar, P Le Roux, and D Mare. Referee—Mr Gil Evans, Birmingham.
COMPARISON WITH THE ' ALL…
COMPARISON WITH THE ALL BLACKS.' Below it a comparative table showing the results of the 19 matches played by the Africans corresponding with those played by-the New Zealanders. S. Africans. N. Zealanders Points. Points. For. Agst. For. Agst. Midland Counties 23 0 21 5 Durham 22 4 lb 3 Northumberland. 44 0 31 0 Yorkshire. 34 0 40 0 Devon. 22 6 55 4 Somerset. 14 0 23 0 Middlesex 9 0 4 0 Newport. 8 0 6 3 Glamorgan 6 3 9 0 Gloucestershire 23 0 44 0 Oxford University. 24 3 41 0 Cambridge University.. 29 0 14 0 Scotland 0 (i 12 7 Ireland. 15 12 15 0 Wales 11 0 0 3 England. 3 3.. 15 0 Surrey 33 0 11 0 Cornwall 9 3 41 0 Cardiff 0 17 10 8 Totals 335 57 44-1 33
AFRICANS' OTHER MATCHES.
AFRICANS' OTHER MATCHES. In addition to the results given in the Match for Match table, the Africans played the following fixture? At Northampton, v. East Midlands. Won by 5 goals 4 tries (37 points) to nothing. At Biackheatii, v. Rent. Won by 3 goals 2 tries (21 points) to nothing. At iiarwiclc, v. South of Scotland. Won by 4 goals 4 tries (32 points) to 1 goal (5 points). At Aberdeen, v. North of Scotland. Won by 4 goals 5 :ries (35 points) to 1 try (3 po nts). At Dublin, v. Dublin University. Won by 2 goals 6 tries (23 points) to 1 try (3 points). At Manchester, v. Lancashire. Won by 1 goal 2 tries (11 points) to 1 goal 1 try (8 points). At Carlisle, v. Cumberland. Won by 3 goals 2 tries (21 points) to nothing. At Newport, v. Monmouth. Won by 3 goals (1 penal ty, 1 from mark) and 2 tries (18 points) to nothing. At Llanelly, Y. Lian-Ily. Won bv 2 goals 1 penalty goal and 1 try (16 po'nts) to I try (3 points).
THE WELSH MATCHES. SOTTTH…
THE WELSH MATCHES. SOTTTH AFRICANS. SOUTH AFRICANS. v. Newpo.-t—Won by 1 goal 1 try (Spoints) to nil. v Glamcrgan-Wou by 2 tries (6 points) to 1 try (3 points). v. Wales—Won by,l goai 2 tries (11 poimte) toall. v. Monmouthahire-Wou by 3 goal; 2 tries (17 poins) to nil. v. Llaneily—Wen by 3 goah 1 try (16 points) to 1 try (3 points). v. Cardiff-Lost by 2 goals 3 tries (17 pointt) to nil. I'layed 6; won o; lost 1; points for 58 points against 25. NEW ZEALANDERS— v. Wllles-Logt by 1 try (3 points) to nil v. Glarcorgan-W-on by 3 tries (9 points) to nil. v. Newport—Won by I goal 1 try (6 points) to 1 goal (3 points). v. Cardiff-Won by 2 goals (10 points) to 1 goal 1 try (8 points). v. Swansea—Won by 1 goal (4 points) to one try (3 points). Played 5; won 4; lost 1; points for 29; points agunst 17. International Comparison. South Africans New Zealanders for against for against v. Scotiand 0 s .12 7 v.Ireland 15 12 .15 0 v. Wales 11 0 .0 "i v. England .) 3 .15 0 29 21 .42 10
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FLEET READY FOR WAR. The Secretary to the Admiralty, in a printed reply to a question asked by Mr Nield, M P., states that the organisation of the new Home Fleet will be such as to ensure its being at all times in a state of immediate readiness for war. Mr Nield also asked whether the new Home Fleet will be required to carry out battle practice and other fleet exercises as frequently as Channel, Mediterranean, and Atlantic fleets; whether the shins comprising the new fleet will carry at all times their full comple- ment of all ratings, and whether, in the event of a ship being transferred from the Home Fleet for the purpose of temporarily replacing a unit of the Channel, Mediterranean, or Atlantic Fleets, the ships thus transferred wiil be replaced in turn by a ship from the special reserve. jVVr Edmund Robertson's reply is to the effect that the elaboration of details in connection with the formation of the Home Fleet is still in progress, and it would be premature and un- desirable to give replies to specific questions of this kind but the Home Fleet will be efficiently organised for instant readiness for war. The Navy in 1906. A number of printed replies by Mr Edmund Tiobertson, Secretary to the Admiralty, to questions by Mr Carlyon Bellairs were published on Tuesday. According to Mr Robertson, 26 battleships and 14 armoured cruisers bave been in full commission during the whole of 1906, while the respective numbers in full commis- sion during part o the year were 14 and 12. To these latter figures may be added ten battle. ships and two armoured cruisers, which were in full commission during the gram- manoeuvres. With regard to a question by the same member as to how many battleships during the present year have been in collision, and how many have grounded, with or without injury and how many have been put out of commis- sion in order to enable engine-room or gun defects to be taken in hand, the Secretary to the Admiralty says It does not appear to be in the public interest that the information asked for should be published."
PRINCE WHO MARRIED SINGER.
PRINCE WHO MARRIED SINGER. The audience which gathers in the Tivoli Music Hall on Monday evening will be enter- tained by a real Prince and Princess. On that evening a new turn will be added to the pro- gramme. in which Prince Robert de Broglie will conduct the orchestra, and his wife, Prin- cess Estelle dfrBroglie, will sing Italian, French, and American songs. The Prince belongs to a very old French familv. and can trace his descent to a Pied- montese notile of the thirteenth century. ÐÜ, grandfather, Duke Albert de Broglie, was Minister of Foreign Affairs and Ambassador to the Court of St. James', while Duke Albert's grandfather was one of Lafavette's principal lieutenants, and was sent to the guillotine by Robespierre. Another ancestor married the daughter of the famous Mme. de Stael. Prince Robert's father, Prince Amedee, is extremely wealthy. He lives in the Faubourg St. Ger- main, Paris, and is the owner of the well- known Chateau de Chaumont. Romantic circumstances have led to the Prince and his wife appearing on the stage. He was first married when only twenty to the Countess Fleuri. but the marriage proved an unhappy one. and was dissolved- Then he heard the beautiful Estelle Alexander, a Cali- fornian girl, singing in the Opera Comique Company. The couple eloped to Milan and were married. Prince Amedee stopped his "feon's income, disinherited him, and unsuccess- fully applied for the annulment of the marri- age. The Prince and his wife went to: AmerICa. where they lived for nearly two years on the money obtained by pawning the jewels which the Prince had given to his wife. The father promised to forgive his son on condition that he gave up his wife, but the offer was in. dignantly rejected. All their jewels were sold, and the couple and their child were in a starv- ing condition when they were discovered two months ago in a New York garret. Then came an offer from an American music hall, which was accepted, and now they are coming to England.
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THE WEEK'S MARKETS. 8 COlS. Cardiff, Saturday.—Mea^ca attendance verr 1 (loins to inuicate values; no alteration to report- Gloucester, Saturday.—English wueai—;msll and pricei unchanged red) 3i 5d to 3j 6d, white' t to 3s.7d. Foreign whsat—better demand at late Plates 31a Jo 31s 6d, Russians 2Ss 3d to 333, UIl" changed—Plate 21s, flat 21» 9dBesjarabian 2lJ 3d 21s 6c(. Barley 3d dearer at 203 to 20s 3d per or. oati unchanged. VV^ather bright and cold. < Newport, Wed *:3day.—Wheat and oats from lajt week. Baney 6d dearer, round iliai7a J dearer, fines flour ¿2a Jd. CATTLE. Roatb, Cardiff, Tuesday.—A fair supply of cattle, meeting a siow demand. Sheet, Wer a short supp'?* in duil request. Pigs enough for requiremntS. Quotations Choice sheers and h3ife;3 6O3 to 63s P,r cwt. second lots, 56s to 531 per cwt. co'.vj and bdl»s 48s to 52s per cwt. sheep—choice wethers, PJ^d to per lb., second lots, 8d to 9d per lb.: eWO1, 71d to 7,i psr lb. plzs-choice porkers, Ilt to lis 3d per score second lots (heavy weight" 10s 6d to 10s 3d per score; baconers, 9s 6d 10s per score, in the carcase market a mo l-raf'3 supply of beef was on offer. ia slow reauest, pries* ruling firm. Mutton was a short supply, in fair prices high. No veal or pork on offer. Prices -T Sides of ox or heifer beef, 5Vd to 5:>id psr lb. secon'* lota, 5}id to 5J3a par lb.: hindquarters, 6} £ dto 6^'i per lb. tores, 4d to 4,d per lb. wether mutton, 8)»d_ to 8'zd per 16. ewe do., 7,/id to 7tjd per lb. Otllilf Qualities, 7.\jd to 8d per lb. A clearance was øo effected. Newport, Wed ne.;d ay,Av crac:e, number calves and pigs, medium of cattle and sheep. Good attendauco of buyers. Brisk trade, especially on sheeo. Quota. tions ;Be8t beef 6d, seconds 6d to 6!d. cows 41d tO 5id, best wether mutton 9d to lOd, ewes 7d to T*i"' aJves 6d to 77d, porker pig; 10s 9d to II3, bacfO .3 to 9s 6d. Carmarthen, Wednesday.—The monthly here to-day was a very small one. Cows and cal'^s were the most numerous, selling at from C10 to £16. Fat bulls made from 23s lo 25s per cwt.. while .1 fat cattle so:d at from 9* to 9s 6d per score (de»<I weight). A few store catt.e wens on offer, but there was no call for them. Fat yearling sheep, which were not plentiful, made from about 9d per I (dead weight), and fat cows about 7d per lb (dead weight). BUTTER. Carmarthen. Saturday,-We quote a small market, weather preventing farmers attending. The feft butters on offer were sold at from Is Id to Is 2d pet pound. CHEESE. Newport, Wednesday.—Supply 8 tons, good demand. average attendaDce-Caerpbillie4 tag to 66s. fancy dairies 68s to 70s, Derbies 73s, truckles 80s. HIDE. SKIN. FAT A X O WOOL. Rhondda, Pontypridd and Aberdirs Hide, Tallow, and Wvol Company, Limited, Treforas% I,ridsy.- Ridft-Ox hides, 95lbs. and upwards, 41,1 ordinary ftayed, 41.1 perfect flayed; 85lbj. to 94H)3., 4t.i, 411; 751bs. to a4lhs., 4fd, 4Jd 65ibi, to 74it>i.. 4Jd, 41(1: 561bs. toSlioi., 4jJ. 4gd 55ibj. and ua !e*, 4|d, 4fd: heavy cows, 4d. 4Ji ;iighfc cews, 44 1, 411: hulls, 4.1: cuts and warhlad, 3d to 5d. i$i, 151, 12, 6d, 103, 7s 6d. Calf—171 bs. and upwards, 7d; Hb». tJ 16lbs., 8d; light. 8d flawed, 7d !ambi, 73 6d, 7s, 3d, 5s 6d, 5s, 4s 8d, 3s lid, 312d, 23 8d: fat—be*' sweet clean,2Jd per lb.; seconds, 3d; common, i-yol Salt, 2s per cwt.
CARNARVON EISTEDDFOD.
CARNARVON EISTEDDFOD. Disposal of the Surplus. It has taken the Carnarvon Eisteddfod COlD" mittee five months to determine what to do with its surplus, the final decision being arrived at only on Friday night last. The committee, before declaring their net surplus, further reduced the original ampunt by voting X25 to the Emlyn Evans TestJmonial Fund. a most commendable action which will be univer' sally approved. This left the stili handsome sum of £1,352 available for distribution. Half of this amount, E676. was already pledged to the National Eisteddfod Associa- tion, the remaining moiety being absolutely at the discretion of the committee. For t there were a host of claimants, a round dozen formal applications having been received on bchaif of as many different institutions. Among the objects specially favoured by individual members of the committee, and respecting which formal notices of motion bad been given, were the creation of a Carnarvon Eisteddfod scholarship, tenable at any Welsh University College, restricted to natives or residents of Carnarvon who had matriculated in the University of Wales and passed in Welsh language and literature; the further endow. ment of the Celtic Prize Fund already estab, lished by the town, in the form of Welsh scholarships to the County School the per- manent establishment of an Eisteddfod Choir in the town; the completion of the Free Library and institute buildings the endow- ment of a National Eisteddfod bed at the Cottage Hospital; the erection of a national monument to Llewelyn eiu Llyw Olaf. After discussions extending over some hours it was resolved by a majority to vote £400 to' Wards the Free Library Extension Fund; £200 to the further endowment of the Celtic prize scheme and £76 to the Carnarvon Cottage Hospital. For the proposal to erect a statue to the national hero in the town which claims to be the most distinctively Nationalist in the Principality, only one-fourth of the members present voted. The Mayor's proposal that the Subscribers to the Eisteddfod Fund be con. suited as to the disposal of the surplus found no seconder. J
INDIANS FOR EAST AFRICA.
INDIANS FOR EAST AFRICA. Latidtt 2s 3d per Acre, ahd No Taxau4 i p 9 fof Ftve Years. Mr Winston Churchill, in a printed reply to a question by Mr J. D. Rees, M.P.. as to the terms upon which the Commissioner of the East Africa Protectorate proposes to invite Indian- to emigrate to the Protectorate, states that specified areas are to be allotted for settle- ment, and the village community system is to be established. The price of land is to be fixed at 2s 8d per acre outside the railway zone, a settler to be entitled to buy land up to 50 acres, re-empting 150 acres more. For a period of five years from the date of occupation the land is to be free from all taxation. The Bengal system of permanent assess- ment" is to obtain on the introduction of taxation. Irrigation works are to be carried out by the Government where practicable, a reasonable charge for supplying water to be made to the settler. Intending settlers will receive from the Government passages for themselves and families to the places of settlement, with food allowances, say a sum, say 6s 8d, per head per month until the first crop is harvested, four oxen for ploughing, agricultural implements, and swistance in case of failure of crops- Refunds of the cost of this assistance, together with the price of the land bought and fees payable, are to be made by the settler withio five years.
KEPT THEM OFF THE STREETS.
KEPT THEM OFF THE STREETS. A Nice Point at Swansea. At a meeting of Swansea Watch Committee. Mr David Griffiths presiding, the bead constable reported that the Star Theatre was opened on Christmas night and a charge for admission was made; also that Messrs Poole opened their entertainment at the Albert Had on that day and charged for admission. This was contrary to the conditions upon which dramatic licences were granted to those two places of public amusement- He asked what steps he should take. Mr Solomon said these performances kept people off the streets. The Deputy TosvO Clerk said there was no right to cbartre for ad' mission on Christmas Day, and the subject was allowed to drop, the opinion being expressed that it would suffice if attention were drawn to the fact.
MYNYDDISLWYN COUNCIL
MYNYDDISLWYN COUNCIL The Electric Lighting Scheme. The monthly meeting of District Council was held at Pontllanfraith on Monday nigat, Mr R. Jeremiah, J.P., presiding. The medical officer reported that during the month there had been seven cases of infectious diseases—vi?., four of diph, heria and three of scarlet fever. The four cases of diphtheria occurred in the Cwmielinfacb district. Measles in the Fleur-do-Lis district had necessitated the closing of the schools. There was a great deal of general sickness, particularly influenza- The surveyor (Mr H. Seymour)reported that a com- plaint had been made with regard to nuisance arising from a camp of gipsies at the TwyD. Fleur-de-Lis, and a reply1 had been received from the owner of the land intimating that it had been leased, and he communicating with the leissee on the matter- Mr Herbert Lewis, electrical engineer, of Car- diff. with Mr J. Evans, solicitor, Bargoed, oD behalf of the Rhymney Valley Electric Power Company, wt-ited upon the Council, and during the discussion it transpired that the Parlia- mentary agents disapproved of a clause being inserted fixing the sum of JE2 17s 6d per lamP for street lighting Mr Lewis said a private agreemenlt could be drawu up for this. Finally* it was decided not to oppose the Bill upon the insertion of statutory clauses protecting the Council. It was reported that communication had been entered into with the Western Val leys Company for a supply of water to the Bryn-
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