Evening Express

[ TEETH. I CONSULT -MORGANS, JJEKTISTS (LTD.), 56, QtrEES'-ST-. orditf, AND 30, ][JIGII-STREET, IN-,EWPORT QUALIFIED DENTAL SURGEONS ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE. t Sets from £ 1 b. Painless Extraction by Gas. 5s eS532

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. DEATHS, AND IN MEMORIAM. Notices appearing under these headings are charged at the following rates: — If inserted in the "EVENING EXPRESS," "Wea- TERN MAIL," and "WEEKLY MAIL," 3*. for 30 Words and Id. for each Additional Word. If imerted in the "EVENING EXPRESS" and "WEEKLY MAIL" only, Is. for 30 Words and Id. for ♦very Two Extra Words. No notices of this description will be inserted unless authenticated by the name and address of the sender. Telegrams or telephonic messages cannot be acted oa until confirmed in writing. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. rpHEATHE JJOYAL; QARDIFF. Lessee and Manager ROBERT REDFORD. Every Evening, at 7.30. Welcome Retnrnof MR. EDWARD OOMPTON AND CO. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY) DAVY GARRICK Thursday .EDMUND KEAN. Friday A REFORMED RAKE. Saturday DAVY GARRICK. Next Week: R. D'OYLY CARTE'S PRINCI- PAL REPERTOIRE COMPANY. Box Office at Theatre 10 to 5. Nat. Tel. 362. jpRAND THEATRE, CARDIFF. Lessee A Manager—EDWARD QUIGLEY. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. THE pATAL JJOUR. Popular prices. Next week, "Why Woman Sins." e780hl4 ""Tis not in mortals to command success, but we'll do more-deserve it."—Addison. fJTHE QARDIFF J^MPIRE, QUEEN-STREET. Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! THE FAMOUS MEISTER GLEE SINGERS, Whose name is a Household Word, from the Albert-hall, St. James's-hall, Queen's-hall, and all the Leading Concert Plat- forms of the Country. J. W. HALL, The Funny Comic, in his Latest Successes. HARRY CHAMPION, "Quick and Quaint." MISS MILLIE HILTON, tn her Original and Latest Successes, '"jftie Last of the Dandies," "Oh! The Corona- tion!" "Sailing Through the Air." THE TWO BEES (Harry and Flora Blake), Duettists. THE PICQUAYS, Herculean Acrobats and Clever Head and Hand Balancers. TONY FERNANDEZ, Eccentric Musician, who can get harmony out of anything. JOSIE JONGHMANS, Soprano Vocalist., in her charming rendering of Popular Ballads. BERT GILBERT, in "AS THE DAY PASSES," A West African Episode. Bicycles StoTed Free of Charge. Two Performances Nightly. Early One between 7 o'clock and 9; Late One between 9 o'clock and 11. Box Office Open Daily (with exception of Saturdays), If a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Saturdays 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Plan of Grand Circle. No Booking Fees. • NEWPORT. HE NEWPORT EMPIRE, CHARLES-STREET. Managing Director OSWALD STOIiL. TO-NIGHT: Happy Little Japs, O'KABE FAMILY. FRED LINCOLN. MAISIE TURNER. KITTY CLOVER and Company. VIOLET WEGNER., THE O'MALLEYS,, MARIE WESTON. M'PHEE and HILL, and tlieir High Bar: Something New in Bar Athletics. TYCEUM, J^EWPORT. Proprietor & Manager-Mr. CLARENCE BOUNES TO-NIGHT, at 7.30, THE GREAT EMOTIONAL PLAY, A SISTER'S ISIN. WHIT WEEK-"MESSENGER BOY." Geo, Fdwardes's Company Booking Office Open Ten to Ten. 794S5 SUNSEARAIN SERGE (Regd.) SUNSEARAIN SERGE (Regd.) SUNSEARAIN SERGE Regd.) Warranted to stand the SUN, SEA, OR RAIN. SUIT TO MEASURE, ggS. SOLE AGENTS: STEWART & STEWART THE CASH TAILORS, 279 CASTLE ARCADE, CARDIFF. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. UGM BEECHAM'S PILLS CURE BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS, CONSTIPATION, SICK HEADACHE, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, And all STOMACHIC TROUBLES. B E E'C H A INI I. S p I L L S REMOVE WIND and PAINS in the STOMACH, AROUSE SLUGGISH and TORPID LIVERS, ENSURE PROPER ASSIMILATION of FOOD, I STRENGTHEN the STOMACH. B BECHAM'S PILLS MAKE you LOOK WELL, FEEL WELL, and KEEP WELL. REMOVE PIMPLES and BLOTCHES on the SKIN. LAY the foundation of GOOD HEALTH. SUITABLE for OLD and YOUNG. gEE CTTA M S pILLS PURIFY the BLOOD and REMOVE SCURVY. ARE MILD, but EFFECTIVE, in their action. REMOVE the result of OVER-INDULGENCE. CURE RESTLESSNESS and INSOMNIA. gE E CTHXM~S piLLS Are SPECIALLY SUITABLE for the DISEASES and AILMENTS COMMON to FEMALES. IMPROVE the COMPLEXION. REGULATE the SYSTEM. BEECHAM'S PILLS have stood the test of over 50 years without the publication of testimonials, as they RECOMMEND THEMSELVES. BEECHAM'S PILLS A eS456 PAGE 4 TO-DAY. I WELSH YEOMEN FOR THE FRONT. RIP'S CRICKET CARICATURES. PAGE 4 TO-DAY. SHIPPING NOTICE. fil 0 u T H A F R I C A. REDUCED FARES— £ 10 10s. Per- a and Tickets from Government Licensed Agents, e9900 DAYIES. 48. Charles-street. Cardiff. A WHITSUNTIDE SENSATION. UNDER DEED OF ASSIGNMENT RE E. G. CHEESMAN, 186, S MARGATE-STREET. DOVER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, THE wrOCK, COMPRISING MANY HUN- DREDS OF POUNDS' WORTH OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMOND RINGS, BROOCHES (GOLD AND SILVERS, BRACELETS. CUTLERY, ELECTRO- SILVER WARE, AND CLOCKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, IS NOW OFFERED FOR SALE BY H. SAMUEL AT AN ENORMOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES. ENORMOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES. H. SAMUEL H. SAMUEL HAS BEEN DECLARED THE PURCHASER BY PUBLIC TENDER OF THE WHOLE OF THIS STOCK AT THE LARGE DISCOUNT OF OVER 30 PER CENT. DISCOUNT OF OVER 30 PER CENT. OFF COST. OFF COST. CALL TO-DAY. HUNDREDS OF CALL TO-DAY. STARTLING BARGAINS. H. SAMUEL, 7, St. Mary-St.. Cardiff. NOTE THE REDUCTION. H. SAMUEL'S REGULAR SALE PRICE. SELLING PRICE. REAL GOLD GEM RINGS. STAMPED. SET WITH REAL STONES 2s. 9d. 5s. 6d. 500 REAL GOLD BROOCHES, HALL- MARKED 2s. Gd, Ss. Od. HALL MARKED GOLD KEEPER RINGS 3s. Od. 6<M. STERLING SILVER CHAINS 3s. Od. 5s. 6d. HANDSOME POLISHED WOOD CLOCKS 3s. 9d. 5s. Od. ELECTRO-PLATED SUGAR BASINS 3s. Od. 63. Od. 3,000 REAL SILVER BROOCHES 0s. 7d. Is. 6d. REAL SILVER PHOTO FRAMES 0s. 9d. 211. ad. SPLENDID OPERA GLASSES 2s. 6d. 4s. 6d. BEAUT IFULLY E N GRAVED TEAPOTS 5s. 6d. 10s. 611. BEST ÐINNEH CRUETS. 4 BOTTLES BEST GLASS 6s. 6d. 12s. 6d. IN ADDITION TO THE ADVANTAGES OF THESE EXCEPTIONALLY REDUCED PRICES, H. SAMUEL WILL CONTINUE HIS VERY POPULAR WHITSUNTIDE FREE GIFTS WHITSUNTIDE FREE GIFTS, WHITSUNTIDE FREE GIFTS, IN WHICH HIS CLIENTS HAVE PARTICI- PATED IN YEARS PAST. EVERY PUR- CHASER DURING THE NEXT TWO WEEKS OF GOODS VALUE Ss. AND UPWARDS WILL RECEIVE A HANDSOME FREE GIFT. r-ALi, TO-DAY. startling BARGAINS: A MONTH'S FREE TRIAL. FULL AMOUNT REFUNDED IF DISSATISFIED. RAILWAY FARE PAID TO ALL PUR- CHASERS OF GOODS VALUE 26s. AND UPWARDS WITHIN A RADIUS OF 30 MILES. H. SAMUEL, 7, ST. MARY-STREET, Cardiff. e7461 CORONATION. FRED MORGAN AND CO., Established 1860, MILL-LANE, CARDIFF, HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OUT OF LONDON OF pLAGS, D ECORATIONS, And JLLUMINATIONS. ROYAL ARMS. CROWN, PLUMES, SHIELDS, FLAG POLES. Ac. GARLANDS, FESTOONS, BUNTINGS, DRAPERIES, ILLUMINATION LANTERNS, and LAMPS in Great. Variety. PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION. TENTS and MARQUEES for All Purposes for SALE pr HIRE. GARDEN TENTS from a Guinea. JAPANESE TENT UMBRELLAS 2a. 6d. to 50s. Tempora.ry Awnings for Covering Paths, Ac., Erected on Shgrt Notice. "it SUN BLINDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Speciality Spring Shop Blinds and Florentine House Blinds, a, new range of Unique Patterns. TARPAULINS, HORSE, CART, AND RICK COVERS, HARNESS, &c. REPAIRS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Branch:- GLEBE-STREET, PENARTH. al3813 rpYPEWRITING. ALL BRANCHES OF COPYING EXECUTED. Cheapest Rates. Typewriting Taught. WESTERN MAIL LIMITED, CARDIFF. "'I GRIFFITHS AND SONS, CLOTHIERS, THE HAYES, FOR FIRST-CLASS TAILORING. SUITS TO MEASURE, from 35/- SUITS FOR IMMEDIATE WEAR With Square Shoulders, Cut and Made Equal to Bespoke, FROM 16/6 TO 45/- per SUIT. ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN HATS, TIES, HOSIERY &c.E Every Description of Gents' Underwear Manufactured at Our Own Factory, and which we Guarantee, GRIFFITHS AND SONS COMPLETE OUTFITTERS, THE JIA YES, CARDIFF. Newport, Swansea, JPort Talbot, and J r Barry Dock. I PREPAID SCALE. Small TIrIvai4 Advertisements are itwerted in the •'EVENING EXPRESS" at the following lates:— ONCE. SIX TIMES. TIKTSS. S. T>. S. D. S: T>. 12 words or less 0 3 0 6 0 9 13 to 19 words. 0 5 0 10 1 3 20-to 26 words. 0 7 12 19 Each extra 7 n 0 n „ n words 0 2 0. 0 6 COMBINED SCALE for Small Prepaid Adver- tisements in the "WESTEBN MAIL" end EVENING EXPRESS :— *i"'———————— WOEDS. II ONCIC. I li'TZ up, r, SIX TIMES. TIMES. Is D. S. D. S. D. 12 or less 0 8 1 4 20 to 19 1 0 2 0 3 0 20 to 26 1 4 2 8 4 0 Each extra 7 A „ „ words 0 4 0 8 1 0 In all cues the name and address are counted as part 01 the advertisement. "U SCHOLASTIC. School of Commerce, 1, ot..iohii a-square, ooiner of Qneen-street, above Aiesars Masters. Individual instruction Penmanship, Shorthand, Bookfeee&ing, Typewriting, Matbeuiatioa, JLanjuag^s, &c.; day and evening ^chooL—Prospectus, T A. BJocrg and Co. e655d LOST AND FOUND. TEMPORARY Shelter for stray cats 48, Conway- T roed, Cardiff. e705h21 DOMESTIC SERVANTS. A good General wanted'at once; no family.-Davies, Holmeslcigh, Barry Island. 0 e73Elil4 EXPERIEIV'CED Kitchenraaid (21), wanted; country; JCJ under housekeeper; £ 16—Evans, Uwynarthra, Cautleton, Cardiff. e758h16 EXPEMK1TCED General Servant wanted; small • no eMldren; no washing; boy does rough work.-60, Cathedral-road. Cardiff. e785hl4 EXPERIENCED smgle-hanfled-"Housemaid required, E gentleman's —- house. Vaughan Pryse, maesycruglao, south Walps. eS15h16 EXPERIENCED General required; good wages; no washing.—Apply 54, Clive-road, Penarth. e737hla GOOD General wanted after""Whit^Ude^MS". Chorley, 2, Clare-road, Cardiff. cS15h21 WAATED immediately, a thoroughly good Cook.— V f Apply Mrs. H. Dyke Pearce, Fen-y-Bryn, Celn- coed, Merthyr Tvofil. e772i)14 WANTED, experienced GeneralT~not™^der~22.~ AppJy Plaat and Taft, 60, Queen-street, Cardiff. e721hl4 WANTED, situation as Cook; small family7 country.—Apply H 56, Evening Express, Cardiff. e725hl4 WANTED, June 3rd, Cook-General and House-Par- Ioarmald for country house between Mumbles and Swansea; earty rising essential.-Apply, stating wages, to Mrs. Heard, Halswell, Paignton. e7Slhl4 WANTED, Cook-General and House-Pariourmaid.— T V Apply, stating age, height, wages required, and references, JMra^TTiomag. Ashfleld, Bridgend. e762hl6 WANTED immediately,"good^HoiLsemaid; aWe~"to undertake laundry, with help; plain sewing; Church woman.—State age and wages, Protheroe, Doi- WllyTn, Hebron R.S.O., Carmarthershire. e9982 WANTED, young Kitchenmajd, for country near V t Brecon.—-Apply, first, stating age, wages, expe- rience, D., Stafford House, Marine-parade, Aberystwith. .r C319U16 T?5RANTED, a thorough Cook-G^en.Apply V V to Mff. H^ke, London House, Mumbles. e817h20 "tXT ANTED, good Cook-GenemJ; quickfsmaiT'fa.iilj7. f t -Apply, statiajf. lull parucalars, iire. Thomas Nitrhoias. Tictcrla-hniLdings, Port Talbot. e816hl6 WANTED, General Servant" plain cookfng desir- able; small family.—Mrs. Thomas, County School House, Aberdare. e774bl7 W"ANTED at once, Girl, about 17.—Apply the Flannel and Bemnant Co., Charles-street, Cardiff. e789hl4 WANTED, experienced General; family 2~Kef? W rences, age, wages, 15, Victoria-road, Penarth. p-802*120 WANTED, respectable Girl at once.—46, Byder- street, Cardiff. e&?lh20 WORKING Housekeeper wanted: widower, 3 young children; good character and reference essential. State age, experience, and sajary to J 29, Evening Express, Cardiff. e79Sh15 WANTED, experienced Housemaid; needlewoman; assist wait tabic ;parJ<o»iruiaid kept.—Mrs. Hedley, Pen tarda we. e753hI5 HOTEL SERVANTS. WANTEP, Under Barmaid ior vaults; smart and willing; personal references inquired into.—Apply Marine Hotel, Barry Island. e9986 AM'ED, experienced young i,ady Ps Barmaid; good references.—Great Western Hotel, Merthyr. WANTED, experienced young Lady as Barmaid; e79gh15 WANTED, good General Servant.—Bed Cow Inn, Wellington-street, Canton, Cardiff. References required. e735bl5 WAITER (under)-; English-; Tenby; Kitchen Porter; Boots, 6s.; Chef, I5s., wanted.—Davies's Registry. BARMAIDS! Barmaids!! —Several wanted; rare chances.—Davies's Registry, 43, Charles-st, Cardiff. MANAGER—Wife; Welsh preferred; £ 2; interview M to-day.—Davies's Registry. (Guaranteed genuine). COOK, private family, £ 20; Interview to-day at our office.—Davies's Registry. PORTHCAWL.—Waitresses, Generals, &c., wanted: interview Thursday.—Davies's, 48, Charles-street. 93(), ]Batil; chance.- P Davies's Registry, 48, Charles-street, Cardiff. ei899 JL Davies's Registry, 48, Charles-street, Cardiff. e9899 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. A smart young Man wanted, canvassing; exceptional opening for energetic man.—Address, in first instance, to H 54, Evening Express, Cardiff. e9998 AGENTS wanted Ink Erasing Electrosine Pencil; erases ink in two seconds without abrasion; one agent's profit 8 weeks ever £ 75.—Address Eraser, 18, Lockwood-road, Doncaster. e.80Sh20 CARPENTERS wanted at Treharris.-Apply, per- c sonally, Jones, Builder &c., Treharris. e770bl3 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. Continued. CLERK wanted; aged about 20; must have expe- rience grocery trade; wholesale preferred; Welsh speaking.—Apply, with full particulars, to Walter rind Batchrlar, Swansea. e795h20 nARDIFF Union Workhouse.—Wanted, an Assistant .J Attendant on Infants; salary, JE12 a year, rising £ 1 annually to jE14, with board, lodging, wash- ing, and uniform; subject to, Poor-law rules.—Apply, by letter, to the Matron, Union Workhouss, Cardiff, or personally between the hours of 9 and 10 in tho morn- ing. or 6 and 8 in the evening. e9984 DRESSMAKERS.—Wanted at once. good Second D Hand.—Apply Cule and Co., Treherbcrt. eTT7hl4 HOSIERS.—Good Salesman and Window Dresser wanted slight knowledge of shipping trade pre- perred; useful situation to good man.—Apply Hosier, Evening Express, Newport. e9993 JOINERs.-working Foreman, 40. wants situation. i shop or building; smart, capable, energetic manager of men.—J 11, Evening Express, Cardiff. e775hl4 LAW.—Wanted immediately, experienced Man; take L charge of branch solicitor's office in colliery dis- trict.-Apply J 35, E\etting Express, Cardiff. e803hl5 RAT-Catcher.—Wanted at once, professional Rat- catcher.—Apply, stating terms, to J 39, Evening Express Office, Cardiff. e812h20 STEAM Laundry.—Two good Ironers wanted.— Address Manageress, Stcfcun Laundry, Aberdare. e722hl4 WANTED, qualified Chemist; sole charge colliery district; Welsh preferred.—England, Benghenith, Cardiff. c755hl5 WANTED, Steward for club; without encumbrance preferred; £ 50 deposit; good references.—Apply immediately Secretary, Conservative Club, Treherbert. e9373 WANTED, a Man to take charge of a horse and trap, clean offices, and to make himself generally useful; must be steady and of good character.—Apply, stating salary and references, J 9, Evening Express, Cardiff. e3985 WANTED, young Lady for general fancy; good saleswoman.—Full particulars John D. Gwyther, High-street, Tenby. e747hl5 WANTED young Man; to make himself generally V V useful in house and look after garden.-Apply, with terms enclosed, to Morgan, Travellers' Rest, Aber- eynon. eS20hl6 WANTED immediately, experienced Bricklayers; a v v summer's job guaranteed; none but sober men need apply.—Creightcn, Contractor, Neath. e8C9h2G WANTED, thoroughly reliable Man for the credit T v drapery trade, salary and commission.—J 25, Evening Express, Cardiff. e792h17 WINDOW Dresser required to dregs draper's win- dow weekly.—J 21, Evening Express, Cardiff. e788hl4 WANTED immediately, experienced Bodice and Skirt Hands; good wages to careful workers.— Mrs. Williams, 35, Bridge-street, Newport, Mon. 1'790h171 WANTED, strong Lad, about 18, in stable, under coachman, and do housework; live in; all found, but washing.—State wages Protheroe, Hebron R.S.O., Carm. e9991 WANTED, Tinman; also able to do general work of country ironmonger's shop.—Bees and Brundy, Abergavenny e773fc!7 ANTBdT» young-Lady as Booikeepw.—Apply Corporation Hotel, Canton, Cardiff. e98S9 22s. 6d. weekly.—A salary of 7s. 6d. to 22s. 6d. offered to either sax (who can write) for their spare moments; work may be dons evenings.—Particulars sent free to anyone sending addressed envelope to M. Trustcott and Co., 6a, Glendower, Torquay. e793hl9 PREMISES. | MESSES, S. HERN AND PERTWEE, AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, SURVEYORS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. For List of Business Premises and Houses to be Let or Sold see "Western Mail" daily. Printed Register free. Offices, 93, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. Ectab'isbed 1849. C9780 PL" to J. T. Saxmders. Auctioneer and Estate APPLY to J. T. Saunders, Auctioneer and Estate Agent. 29, St. Mary-street. Cardiff, for following properties to let: Dai«y-str»6t, 5r.; 78, Saltmead-road,, 6s. 6d.; 50, Court-road, 8s. 6d.; 43, Wyndham-cresce&t, 10s. 6d., &c. eV944 APl'LY Co-operative Supply Store*, North-road, Car- Seretal boiieesj & ,and 4 b«droonw each rents, ot. 3d. <js. <jd > 10e>; b»ihs,, c»rd«n«. &• near Blackweir and Park-plaoe Ibms terminus. e401d B~ ARRY.—Nine roomed Furnished House from middle July; best part; pleasantly situated, and over- looking channel; 10 minutes' walk to the sea; bath- room.—Rees, 36, Romilly-road. e771hl7 let inn; fnll-licensed; central BRECON.—To let, Sun Inn; full-licensed; central position; rent and ingoing low. Also Boat Inn, Erwood, to let; double-licensed, with 7 acres of orchard and meadow land, large garden: this house is situated on the River Wye, between Buntli and Brecon.—Apply Jones, Angel Hotel, Agent Arnold Perrett and Co. (Limited), Brewers, Brecon. e783hl7 XOELLENTBusinoss Premises to let in Bath; best position ready-money trade.—Particulars D., 6, Cranbourne-court, Albert Bridge, London, S.W. e30 £ h20 F" "l)E_Sale~St7Badigirnd's,—Radyr, charming Country Residence; delightfully situated, standing in its own grounds of about 2 acres: close to T.V.R. Station, and within 5 miles of Cardiff; house contains 5 recep- tion-rooms, large hall, 7 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, w.c.'s, kitchens, larder, and flower gardens; stables, coach- houses, &c.; also coachman's cottage; additional land at a merely nominal rent could be obtained if required.— Apply Mr. Tregerthen Dunn, 27, Mount Stuart-square, Cardiff. c769hl7 URNISHED House to let at Pentyrch; 3 bed- rooms.—Apply T. John, Pentyrch. eS06h20 HOW to Get a House of your Own.—Some interest- Jn. ing information on this point is given in an at tractive booklet, which will be sent post free to any- one making application (mentioning this paper) to the Manager, 72, Bishopsgate-street Withoutr London, E.C. e9997 OUSE and Shop to let at Senghenydd, Aber Valley, 88, Commercial-street; best position in the place.— Apply Jenkin Jones, Park-lane, OUTHERNDOWN.—To let, furnished, for any por- tion of June, August, September, comfortable House; 3 sitting-rooms, 6 bedrooms; garden and stables.—J 30, Evening Express, Cardiff. e797h20 TO let, newly erected Stables; coachhouse, loft; stables, 4 stalls, loose box, harness room; coach- house 42ft. by 22ft.; very lofty.-Apply Caledonian Hotel, Elm-street, Cardiff. eSOOh20 O let, 33, Stacey-road.—Apply Williams, Kendall House, Plymouth-road, Penarth. e786hl7 ET, 22 and 26, Clevedon-terrace, Roath, Cardiff; 7 J and 8 rooned houses; hot and cold water through- out.—Apply 22. e9980 TO let. 20, Pembroke-terrace; 11 rooms; centre ol town; convenient to railway stations.—Apply W. Jones. 202. Newport-road, Cardiff. e902d WANTED to rent, small House, Farm, or Cottage, with garden, within eosy reach of Cardiff.— J 20, Evening Express, Cardiff. e787hl4 WANTED, a good Beer House or small Full Licence; TT country preferred; strict investigations; moderate ingoing.-H S4, Evening Express, Cardiff. «759hl6 ■e—bo—■■■■■—tHmammmmmmammmmtmrn r BUSINESS^ FOR SALE. OLD established Boot Business, with Dwelling-house, for disposal; good xcunection; "beat position; satisfactory reason for digpceal.—Apply Robert Millott' Blaenavon. c757hl4 APARTMENTS. I ^URNISHED Apartments-—Sitting-room, on? or two bedrooms; bath:—Longcross-street, CarfW,. j P731M< •- HALF a House to let; sjcpfnniished, with e* rrv A6n- venienc«.—23, Lan9i#B«-road, Catton, Cardiff. 761 T) ENABTH.—FcrB tsaad apartments 1 or 2 gentle- P men; near rtation- W-d beach —26, Windsor-ter- race. eS10h20 WANTED, partipuls*» good Hornet) for guests, V y boaders, invalids; iwident patients; care chil- dren; apartments; Agency, 163. Pic- cadilly, London eUQhl4 FURNITURE, &c. ALWAYS open to buy FHrnitnre in any quantities; books boncht and goods of every dr-scription; cash at once.—Woodrafi% 77. Castle-road, Cardiff. e442d -== FARM ArtD GARDEN. GARDEN Netting. Garden Netting. Garden Net- ting, Cord Netting. quality, for ooverinj seed beds, frait trees, fowr mat, He., 16 square yards for la.—Grainier, 8. WortmR-street. Cardm. <9795 POTATOES.—Up-ot-dau, lewt 4s. 6d.; 6cwt., 20s.; p rail paid; cash with order.—Fruit Company, Growers, Rowanfle)d-road, Cheltenham. e7761il7 MUSICAL. BRINSMEAD Pianoforte, liandsome rosewood case; Choice marqueterfe panel; iron frame; full tri- chord; best check action; £ 35 net CMh.—Heath. PIANOFORTE by "WadSngton; burr walnut case; P trichord; in grand condition; £ 19 19s.; also Van- dprbolt, Liz 12s.—Heath. Cardiff. PIANOFORTE by burr walnut case in splendid conditio*; » bargain; L18 18s.; also Ivory; fH.—He.tth, C&rdM. 2,n, ORGANS, new ana seoKMMl'nd, by all makers, from £ 3 17s. 6d. Rejiajr? in all branches.—Heath and Sons, 76, Queen-street, Cardiff. e?547 -ir HAEPS boa^ht, soidTTexthaneed; 25 years' expe- rience as harp repajteT; Erard and other inokers in stock.—Miller, Arcane, Bristol. e9816 IF you want a Piano or 0*gan, do not be persuaded by aay interested peiwa to purchase until you have ascertained the extraordinary value we are offering. You will save many poarais, be most liberally treated, and get the easiest po-.sifcje terme by parch-sinp from us.—Duck, Son, and Pink. the Great Piano Merchants, Pultcney Bridge, Bath, aad at Bristol. Catalogue and book of advice free. (Nuøe this paper.) e9656 MABTYN ThonsaaT 13^, Caetle-road, Cardiff, ig now cleoriug his entire ttock of Pianos, Organt, Gra- phophonea, &e., r&gardic^i of cost for cash only. e420d NICHOLSON'S FavoSito Song Book, containing 144 Popular Song^f Words and 3Iusic, 2*- 9'J., post free.—Stationery Department, W wem Mail, Cardiff. "■ f PIANO—ir you was/a narsam, writi~!or liat of instnim«nbi returned from hire, as you ce»> secure a Piano by ont of th«-preot Makers at a lees price than the cheap rubhi|it now so freely advertised guaranteed, and in tatff esses quite equal to when new—Thompson and SjiStkeil (Ltd.), 24, Quee"treet, Cardiff: 32, Castte-itTeet^SwM**6*- &c-. e9701 ILANOFOILT the Challenge"~M<)deU P deUrered free to art' wldress; guaraotsed for 20 years; all modern improufntents.—Can only bo obtained of Thompeon and ShajlseU (Ltd.), 22, Ckstle-street. Swansea. ke.. &c. e9701 PIANO by Broadwo3p^"kite' °nlv £ l6~10»i,r^» marvellous bargain, \rbich should not be lost; in splendid order and of lovely tone.—Thompson and Shackell (Ltd.), 24. Qne^p'4treet. Cardiff. *9701 PIANOFORTE, £ 25, celebrate maker; quite equal to new in ergl? particular; coat double; in handsome case, with ay Improvements; a genuine bar- gam.—Thompson and Khffifcall (Ltd.), 24, Queen-street, Cardiff, &g., &e. T «9701 PIAKOFQftTK^r~ (^wittna BAreiber. only 2X1 PIAKOFQftTK^r~ (^wittna BAreiber. only 2X1 10s.; fisted it gg^^iineas; perfect In every respect, with Patent XtojiSBtor Attachment.—Thomp- son and Bhaeksll (I/td.)(_^S. Commercial-street, New- port, Mon., &c., &e. i' !WGI TALKING^MachiUfeT'Of »0X kinds supplied arsCstl Mary-straot, Cardiff. el642 RAPHOPHONES, Phonographs, and Gramo- VjTpfcones kept In stock at 96, St. IVfary-street, Cardiff. RECORDS, Columbia, Edi-wn, & Gramophone; thou- sands to choose from at 94, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. WE arte th&Tarjest talkiag machine dealers :n tho country. e!642 GREAT Bargains in Talking Machines and Records during our stock-taking sale fn May only. WE make hones pleasant with our Talking Machines; come to our great sale during May. OUR annual^ Stcck-taking Sale is now on; call or 0 write for particulars. RECORDS- (Columbia and Edison) during sale reduced to 7s. per half dozen. GRAND Records reduced to 4s. each (not less than three sold) during sale. LAT Rccords for Gramophone reduced to 10s. 6d. per half dozen during sale. OTEL Keepers should see our special sale lines in Penny-in-t.he-Slot Machines. WRITE for catalogues or call at Talking Machine Agency, 96. St. M^ry-street, Cardiff. el642 BICYCLES, &c. AYLIFFE and Son*, danufactwera of the well, known Daisy Cycle. 'Write far catalogue. Daisy Cycles overhauled free of charge fcr two years when built to order. One grade only in Daisy Cyoieg— highest obtainable. Ladies- and Gent's 1902 models, sold and silver lining, with plated or Boman rims, will be found an ideal toorint. Daisy Cycles cannot be excelled. Featherweight Hacers, Boad Racers, and lisht Roadsters—for finiah and easy running the most op-Mate Cycle in Ayliffe and Sons, Daisy Cycle and Motor Workt. Cardiff and Newport. Nat. Tel. 832 Cardiff. e9768 AYLIFFE and Son* lor Plating and Enamellmg. Daisy Cycle Works for repairs to any make cycle. Ayliffe and Sons for 2 speed gear and free wheels. Daisy Cycle Work3, Cardiff, for Morrow Habs and ac fessories. e9758 AS a bird is known ty its note, so is a IV>ver Cycle by its world-wyle reputation. Intending purchasers are invited to call and inspect this eeaato'g models, special attention being drawn to No. 2, vhich, fitted with free wheel, 2 brakes, plated rims, high grade tyres, for either lady or gentleman at jElO lOs., is undoubtedly tha best value ever offeifd in the annals of the cycle trade.—Robert Bevan. Castle-ttreet. Cardiff. e9760 ALL cyciers should see our stocks of Sunbeams, Rover, Swift, Stal, Bard, and New Hudson's Cycle#; prices from £8 JOL; fulir guaranteed for two yeare. A Star Road Raoer, fitted with free wheel, 2 brakes, plat'-d rims Duniop tyrea, £ lfls. 10«., or 12 monthly payments of £ 1 1 a e9760 BICYCLES, Continued. I A number of fcliphtiy »hop-«oijed Machines to clear J\ also a great number of reafly good Second- hand Cyc-es, from £ 2 10s.—Robert Bevan, Castle-«treet, hand Cyc-es, from L2 10s.—Robert Bevan, Castle-«treet, Cardiff, e9760 ARE you wondering what to do with yonr oid Ma^Jiine? If BO, write to the Quadrant Cycle Co. (Ltd i. and see what price they will allow you for it in crchange for a new Quadrant; second-hand machines of JJllY maize taken in part exchange for a Quadrant. C'9814 Ujt hish-grade Quadrant Cycle can be obtained for J.1 £ 10 10». cash, or 12 monthly payments of 21* no hire agreement to be signed; the machine becomes ab»> lutejy ccur own property on payment of Srst. instalment —Write for full particulars to The Quadrant Cycle Co. (Ltd.), Government Contractors, 35, Castle-street, Car- diff (next door to the Angel Hotel). e9814 ALL Quadrant Cjcies are made of the finest materia) obtainable, and for durability, excellence of finish, and easy running cannot be beaten- frea wheel, best syres. piated rims. &c., from Lio 10s. A £5 Bank of England Note is tnown everyhwere, and so is a Quadrant Cyele, but remember there are imitations of both. If you want a genuine Quadrant tro to the Quadrant Cyr-Ie Co. (Ltd.), Government Con- tractors, 35, Castle-street, Cardiff, or to one of their authorised scents e9814 A Quadrant Motor Cycle obtained the highest avard at the Crystal Palace Motor Show on February 14th for the combination lever, as tbe best distinctive im- provement exhibited; one lever does the work of four-, write for illustrated lists.—The Quadrant Cycle Co. (Ltd.), Government Contractors, 35, Castle-street, Cardiff (next door to the Antral Hotel). c9814 A few good second-hand and shop-soiled Machines for sale; all bargains.—Write to the Quadrant Cycle Co. (Ltd.), 35. Cutle-ctreet, Cardiff (next door to the Angel Hotel). P9814 A HE you thinking gf purchasing a new Cycle this season? If so, wnte for a catalogue or call at the Quadrant Cycle Co.'s Depot, 35, Castle-street, Cardiff, and inspect their large stock of machines; prices from £10 easy payments arranged; illustrated lists of cycles and motor cycles post free. e9814 ALL Cycle repairs and renovations send at once to Parry and Co., Siren Cyele and Motor Manufac- turers, llill-leci-fl, Cardiff. Free wheels, -Morro- hubs, and rim brakes promptly fitted; lamps, bells, and accessories; lowest prices; repairs; stove enamelling, nifkel-pJatins. Catalogues prat free. e9778 BARGAIN.—Gent's Safety: pneumatic; good condi- tion: £ 2 7s. 6d.—19. PIantagenet-street. Cardiff CYCLE repairs of every description executed at W. H. Thomas and Co.'s Celt Cycle Works, Miskin- Ftreet, Cathays; cycles built to specification; platers, enamellers; braziers; guaranteed workmanship; mode- rate prices e9779 COVENTRY CYmES. COVENTRY CYCLES. ;)3. 6d. PER WEEK. 3s 6d. PER WEEK. CYCLES FOR EVERYBODY. or LADIES' 1902 MODELS, HIGHEST CBADK, FITTED WITH FREE WHEELS and PATENT RIM or TIRE BRAKES, 1902 DUNLOP- WELSH LICENSED TYRES; (omplete, with every latest improvement; API'LEBY'S half-inch pitch Chains; PLATED SPOKES, and DUNLOP-WELSH WEST WOOD HOLLOW RIMS, METALLIC FINISH; Frame beautifully Enamelled, and all bright parts heavilv Plat-ed on Copper: made of the best POSSIBLE MATERIALS OBTAINABLE, and fitted with all acees^-ories of the beet manufacture, INFLA.TOR and TOûLS, all complete, for,3&. 6d. PER WEEK for 12 MONTHS. Payments to be sent once every month. EVERY MACHINE FULLY GUARANTEED TWO YEARS. The Machines are delivered on Payment of the first monthly instalment, viz., 15R. 6d., CARRIAGE PAID TO YOUR ADDRESS. DISTANCE NO OBJECT. THE MACHINES THEN BECOME YOUR OWN ABSOLUTE PROPERTY. NOT THE HIRE SYSTEM. NOT THE mRE SYSTEM. NET CASH PRICE for LADIES', GENTS LIGHT or FULL ROADSTER or ROAD-RACER, £8 8s. each, all complete. WE ARE PREPARED TO SEND ANY MACHINE ON APPROVAL, and PAY CARRIAGE BOTH WAYS IF NOT APPROVED, as we have every confidence of these Machines giving entire 6atis- faction to EVERYONE. WRITE AT ONCE FOR FULL LIST and ALL PARTICULARS, which will be sent POST FREE. NOTE THE ADDRESS:— THE COVENTRY SUPPLY CO., anOMFORD-GOURT, M ARKET-STREET. MANCHESTER. e9897 FK disposal, gent's Safety Coventry, free wheel, rim .I: brake, silver-plated Westwood rims, genuine A B. Velox tyres, 1902 guaranteed: costly machine; quite new; not soiled: sacrifice: £5 10s. lowest; will fend ca-ft&wocftl;. ■ iram&a fcwr«hfc—K.-Giil, Wavency Villa, Beafcfa-mad, Wgston-super-Mare, «515d FjR Disposal, Gent's Safety Coventry, free wheel, Æ rim brake, silver-plated Westwood rims, genuine A. B. Velox tyres, 1902, guaranteed; costly machine; quite new; rot soiled; sacrifice £5 10s. lowest: will send on approval; genuine bargain.-K. Gill, Waverley Villa, Beach-roed, Weston-super-Mare. cS28d FR sale, Cycle Accessories, Fittings, Tools, &c.— Æ On view at Messrs. Powell and Cycle Snameliers and Electro-platers, 1, Guildford-street, Cardiff. e270d GENT'S Cycle. gTand bargain, just as new, fitted with coasting hub, free wheel, batk pedalling brake, and riii brake, silver-plated rims, Clincher tyres, mud- guards, gold lined; all accessories; Coventry machine; not soiled; sacrifice f-6 10s., approval.—W. James, 31, Oxford-street. Weston-super-Mare. e504d LADY wishes to sell her nearly new Safety, not soiled, with free wheel, back pedalling brake and front rim brake, plated rims, Clincher tyres, black enamelled, gold lined, costly, high-clase machine, with candle lamp, bell, all accessories; £6 15. great sacrifice; will send on approval.—G. Yearsley, Leacroft Farm, Worle, near Weston-super-Mare. e796d MOTOR-Oar; 3% h.p. water-cooled engine; 3 speeds, electric ignition; seat* 3; good running order; cost £200; sacrifice £110; buying larger car.—Ernest E. Harris, 12, Cedar-road, Newport, Mon. e9626 REPAIRS if sent to Morris Bros., Cycle and Motor Works, Pontypridd, always give satisfaction. Over- haul, enamel, and re-plate for 25A- if eent at once. Accessories to trade at wholesale factors' prices. el947 SAFETY, nearly nev. cheap: home 5 to 7.—Angle, 19, Plantagenet-ttreet, Cardiff. e8211120 1902-—You want a new Cycle iAn't buy until you have seen the 1902 Humberi. Beeston Hnmbers are acknowledged to be the finest cycles in the world. Hamber Cycln, with free wheel. from £10 1{)ø. Special Standard free wbe-I Humbers, splendidly finished, £12 12s. Inspection invited. Catalogues post free Gradual payments if required. Humber Motor Cyclet from £ 45.—A. E. Norton. 126. Queen-street, Cardiff. A Choice of High-grade Cycles—Singers, Triumphs, Raglans, Royal Enfields, Humbers. Inspection Invited. Oataloguee free. Beet house for Cycle Acces- sories, Free Wheels, Brakes, Tyres, Pedals, &c„ to your old machine-Norton. 126, Queen-street Cardiff. e9660 DOMESTIC ARTICLES. "1 say, what a charming paper!" "Yes, I bought X that at Robert Lewis's, Custom House-street, Cardiff." "Then I'll go there for mine." e9668 SPENCER, The Universal Provider for Babies, St. John's-square, Cardiff. SPENCER for Up-to-date Perambulators. See his Showrooms. SPENCEB for latest designs in Mail-carts. Send for price lists; DOMESTIC ARTICLES, Contd. SPENCER is noted for Summer Canopies and Ramm" Shades. SPENCEB S celebrated "Nokabout" Baby Chairs, 5 positions, 10s. 6d. SPENCER'S Bath Chairs, Invalid Chairs. Send p.c. for lists. OPENCEK'S Wonder of the Age Sewing Machines, £ 5 com*}< etc. for 5Ss. 6d. PENCEP.'S Mangling and Wringing Machines, 0 Washing Machines. SPENCER'S Knitting Machines. The Eclipse is the s Best Knitter in the World. CJPENCER'S only address is St. John's Chureh- Ij sauare (opposite Church). Cardiff e9961 SINGER'S Medium Treadle Lockstitch Sewing Machine; suit tailor or dressmaker; good condition and worker; 30s.—J 23, Evening Express, Cardiff. e791hl4 ADVICE Gratia.—Furnish at Harris's, The Market, Newport e9882 BEDSTEADS and Spring Mattresses complete, from 14*. 6d.—Harris's Emporium, The Market, New- port. e9382 TO Hotel Keepers.—Harris's Cork Lino is unriTalled for public bars: i&mpiee free; 12 square yards 12s., carriage paid.-E. E. Harris, Market-buildings, Newport, Mom. e9882 COAL FOR SALE. COAL Coal!! Coal' 1'—Go to the Bute Coal Com' pany for splendid quality at reasonable prices; special line, ZLB. per ton cash; try it aad judge for yourselves.—Send post-card to the Bute Coal Company, 3, Newport-road. Cardiff. e749d COALS.—Ffaldau, 24s.; Genuine International, 23s. 6d.; Selected, 21s.; Special Lan?e, 20s.; Ocean Nuts, 23s.; Range Nuts, 19s. per ton delivered; no agents.—Send direct to West End House Coal Mer- chants, Canton, Cardiff. Nat. Tel., 01024. e412d COAL. Coal, Coal!—Get youi Coals direct from the collieries. Send for price list to Morris and Lead- \1';(><. Colliery Proprietors and Agents, 2&. Fitialan- rcad. CaJdifL Kat. Tel.: Cardiff, 1,026; Newport, 277 '54. 7543. 15?-3; Post Office, Newport, 561. e9652 PARK Coal Co., Salisbury-road, Cardiff.—Agente for Nortn's Red Ash Coals. Nat. Telephone, 599. e400d rjARY the Cardiff Hcure and Steatn Coal Company X (Limited) for splendid House Coals; fTcm own colliery in the LlyiiTi Valley; prices moderate; delivery prompt. A. HAUBICE BAILEY, Secretary, 09672 24, Duke-e^reet, Cardiff. WORKS OF ART AND CURIOS. DO nut fail to look through the collection of Paint- ings and Drawings by ancient and modern masters. ESTIMATES <riven for all kinds of Picture Framing. e9816 FOR sale, Secretaire Book Case; Oak and Mahogany Bureaus, Grandfather's Clocks, fre. GEORGE Peaiee, Flas Art and Antique Dealer, 115. Queen-street, Cardiff. GILDING done at private residences without removal by experience workmen; distance no object. GPearoe is open to buy ar.tique furniture, corner .cupboards old ehiaa, old coloured engravings. IF you want. Swansea and Nantgarw China go to Geo^fe Pear re, 115, Queen-street. Cardiff. IF you want antique furniture renovated send post- card to Qeoge Pearce, 115, Queen-street, Cardiff. OLD picture and looking-glass frames re-gilded equal to DCII estimates free on application. OLD oil paintings Lined and Restored. *9816 DENTISTRY. ALL work done by thoroughly experienced dentists. Every case guaranteed. e9962 COMPLETE Sets, one guinea, single tooth, 2s. t<L Consultations free. e9962 Consultations free. e9962 CORALITE Sets, 2 guineas; single tooth, 5s. Quali- fied dentists in attendance. e9962 PAINLESS Gas Extractions, 5s.; by Ethol Cbloridej 2a. 6d. e9962 ENARTH, Barry Sack, Aberdare, Pontypool, Aber- gavenny attended. eS962 TEETH.—Morgan. Dentists (Ltd.), 56, Queen-street, Cardiff. Set from £ 1 Is. e9t62 TEKia.—Morgan, Dentists (Ltd.), 30, Higb^atreet" Newport, Painless extraction by gas, 5s. e9962 TEETH.—Fares allowed to country patients coming T to Cardiff 01 Newport. Q9962 CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c. CARRIAGE Worts, Morgan-6treet, Pontypridd, for new and second-hand Traps and Carts. e969d NEW Break, seat 12; Another, seat 10; Wagoi ette, seat 9; cushions, lamps, pole, bars; com- plete,—Plutnmer, Carriage Builder, Newport. e965e30 NEW;— Q ECO ND-HAN D:— O 2 Wagonettes. 2 Wagonettes. 1 Landau. 1 Landau. 1 Brougham. 3 Broughams. I Break. 1 Brougham Wagonette. 1 Victoria. 1 4-wheRI Dog-cart. 1 Stanhope. 1 Victoria. 3 Phaetons. 50 Stylish Pleasure Carts, 13 Pleasure Carts. with or without rubber 2 Gigs. tyres. 2 Governess Cars. AT J. NORMAN'S NEW CARRIAGE SHOWROOMS. 234, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. Nat. Tel.: 470. CARDIFF. Canton Car Passes Door. e9929-2 MEDICAL REMEDIES. ARTIFICIAL Legs. Hands, Eye«, Trasses, Leg Irons Crutches, Belts, Children's Hubber Trusses, Elastic Stockings, &e.; repairs or re-oovering done; lady atten- dant. Catalogue free.—Note only addresses, Allen Pearce, 7, Charles-street, Cardiff, and Broadmead, BristoL CUBE for Nervous Debility, Rheumatism"—rw-rmTn Doctor's groat discovery sent to sufferers stamped envelope.—Da vies, 10, Whippingham-street Brigbton. e632h15 SPBING will prove less trying to most constitutions by an occasional d ise of Kernick's Vegetable Pills. I7"EitXlCK'S Vegetable Pills are a sovereign remedy V for Biliousness, Indigestion, Liver, and Kidney troubles. 69521 I7~ERNICK'S Vegetable Pills are too well known to !L require the publication of testimonials. They adver- tise themselves. Try them. 13.d. and 2s. 9d. per box of all chemists, &c. e9521 OTHEPS, Note.-Kemick's Vegetable 'o M Lozenges are a safe and certain cure for Worms in Children. 13id. per box, with full directions, of all chemists, 4c, or send stamps to Keraick and Son (Limited), Cardiff. e9521 HEBCTXLOIDS" "Kerculoids" "Hercololds" Nature's tonic for Nervous Weakness, Exhausted Vitality, Brainfag, &c. Full course, 2s. 9d., of all chemists, or of the sole British agents, Kernick and Son (Limited), Cardiff. i JEWELLERY FOR SALE. TTNBEDEEMED, 3 Gent's 18ct. Gold English Levers; vJ first-class makers; good as new; prices, £ 5, £ 9, £ 13.—Sol. Phillips. Pawnbroker. Caroline-st., Cardiff, e UNREDEEMED, 4 Ladies' Solid Gold Watches, good as new; long warranties; prices. 25s., 40s., 50s., 603.—Sol. Phillip; Pawnbroker, Caroline-street, Cardiff. r7"NBEDEEMED, 4 Diamond Rings, 18ct. mounts, rare j bargains; prices, 40s., 65s.. 85s., 95s.—Sol. Phillips, Pawnbroker. Caroline-str-t, Cardiff. UNREDEEMED, 3 Gent's Solid Gold Alberts, Govern- ment stamped: good as new; prices, 50s., 65r.. 80s. —Sol. Phillips, Pawnbroker. Caroline-street, Cardiff. IT NEED EE MED, 2 Ladies' long Gold Guards; extra ) hea^y; good aa new; prices, 60s., 80s.—Sol. Phillips, Pawnbroker (established 1850), Caroline-street, Cardiff, J Watches; best makers; good as new: long war- ranties; 30s. each; worth double.—Sol. Phillips, Pawn- broker, Caroline-street. [NREDEEMED, 12 Ladies' Silver Watches; pretty l) designs; good as new; long warranties; 10s. each. —Sol. Phillips, Pawnbroker, Caroline-street. TJ>;REDEEMED, real Diamond and Ruby Bangle; U very pretty; price, 555.-801. Phillips, Pawnbroker, Caroline-street. TTN REDEEM ED, 13rt. Gold Albert; good as new, U Government stamped; very heavy; £ g.—Sol. Phillips, Pawnbroker, Caroline-street, Cardiff. XTNREDEEMED, fine single stone Diamond Ring; u £20 bargain; value guaranteed.—Sol. Phillips, Pawnbroker (established 1850). NEW.—Gent's 18ct. Gold English LHer; mak-, N Thomas Pussell and Sons, Liverpool; 25 years' war- ranty; price, C12 10s.; worth double.—Sol. Phillips. Jeweller. Caroline-street, Cardiff. NEW.—Lady's 18ct. Gold English full-plate Lever, chronometer balance; 25 years' warranty: maker, Thomas Russel and Sons, Liverpool.—Sol. Phillips, Jeweller, Caroline-street, Cardiff. NEW.—Lady's long Gold Guard; pretty design and N strong; 105,-80. Phillips, Jeweller, Caroline- street, Cardiff. NEW.—Wedding Rings, 22ct. gold; lowest prices in N Cardiff; handsome presents given.—Sol. Phillips, Jeweller. Caroline-street, Cardiff. "VfEW.—Engagement Rings, set with diamonds and other precious stones: rare bargains.—Sol. Phillips.. Jeweller. Caroline-street. Cardiff. "VfEW.—Silver Plate and Cutlery; large assortment; 1A best value in Cardiff.—Sol. Phillips, Silversmith, Caroline-street. VTEW.—Gent's Silver English Lever, Thomas Russell XI *nd Sons: 25 years' warranty price, £ 3; worth, £5 58.-801. Phillips, Jeweller, Caroline-street, Cardiff. "VTEW.—Lady's real Diamond and Ruby Bracelet, fine N stones. La 10s.; bargain.—Sol. Phillips, Jeweller, Caroline-street. Cardiff. E W.—Lady's Go!d ~Waleh and Gold Albert. C5s,; I\T value and quality guaranteed.—Sol. Phillips, Jeweller, Caroline-street. "VfEW.—Keeper Rings, Signet Rings; cheapest in Car- N, diff.—So. Phillips, ,ïeweller, Caroline-street. 63955 PHIL Phillips, Pawnbroker and jeweller, 24, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. Specials for this week:— ALTERATIONS Completed.—Lock-up three bottle Liqueur Stand, with glasses and drawers, in oak frame, for 65s. A LTERATIONS t/ompieteo.—Fine pair handsome Vases <Japs>, a bargain, for 60s.: others from 5s. 4 LTERATIONS Completed.—Handsome present— Gent's Shaving and Dressing Case. 25* in leather. 4 LTERATIONS Completed.—9ct. hall-marked Alberts, in single and double, 45s., 525. 6d., 55s., 65s.—At Phil Phillips'. A LTERATIONS Completed.-9ct. Gold Watch, lever (stop watch), unredeemed, equal to new, <125.; warranted 5 years. ALTERATIONS Completed.—Fine Stone Diamond Rings. 45s., 55s.. 70s., 80s.: ail in 18et. ALTERATIONS Completed.—9c-t. long Guards, in different patterns. 35s., 42s., 55s.. 60s. ALTERATIONS Completed.-8ilver English Lexers, A capped and jewelled, warranted 5 years, 21s., Z05., 39s. 6d. LTERATIONS Completed.—Very fine carved wood Musical Clocks, 15s. 6d., 21s., 3Os., 37s. 6d.—At Phil Phillips'. ALTERATIONS Completed.—Sterling Silver, hand- A some present, in leather case—pair of Salts, Mus- tard, and Spoons, 42s. LTERATIONS Completed.—Private room fer Ad- A vancing Money on all kinds of jewellery, deeds, shares, ke.; £100 at 6s. 811. interest per mont.h.-Phi1 Phillips. 24. St. Mary-street. ITERATIONS Completed.—Ladies' £ *?Bgement Rings ia diamonds, rabies, eapphires, pearls, in latest designs. ALTERATIONS Completed.—A large assortment of Sterling Silver Goods. See our prices. A LTERATIONS Completed.—A large assortment of Bazaar Clocks, Electro-plated Goods, Knives aEd Forks. See our prices. LTERATIONS Completed.—For all kinds of Jewel- lery call and see our prices before purchasing else- where.-24. St. Mary-street, Cardiff. e9979 MISCELLANEOUS. CORONATION Festivities.—Military Bands, Fire- C works Displays (special discounts), Punch and Judy, Marionettes, Performers of all descriptions; moderate terms; programmes on application.—Address Tcm Hay and Co., Gloucester. e515d 5 you Wateh Wrong? The best and cheapest fhop in Cardiff foT the repair of Watches of every description (English or Foreign) is 38, Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle«treet), by James Keir (for ten years with Mr. Sriridion). Clocks and Music Boxes Cleaned and Repaired. etc SPRING is coming, und this house ought to be re- p^pered.—Lewis's, Custom Hous&etreet, for cheapest, newest, and best designs. e9668 "VT-OURSELF in the Light of the Stars.—The line of X least resistance is that of greatest progress. What is your line? Character and environment make up your destiny. What is your environment? I will cor- rectly define both your character and your destiny. Health, wealth, and happiness are largely the r-sult of putting oneself in harmonious relations with surround- ing conditions. If you are in any sort of trouble, or have an unsolved problem before you, or have need of special information not obtainable from other sources, try the Science of the Stars.—Address, with stamped envelope for reply, SEPHARLAL, The Chart OIDcc, 4, Pilgrim-street, London, E.C. e719h24 HE "Empire" Vslveless Fountain Pen- Fine, Medium, or Broad Nib, 14-carat, 5s- 6d., post free.—St&tionerv Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. e9570 MISCELLANEOUS SALES. ALL kind? of Letter and Invoice File*; send for illustrated price lilt—Stationery Department, Western Mail. Cardiff AN invaluable Book to *11 enraged in trade.— Heaton's Ready Reckoner, containing 135,000 cal- eulationa; prioe 2s. postage 4d. extra.—Stationery Denu-tsMct, Western Mail, Cardiff. *9570 BLACK Orpington Cockerel and 5 Pullets: sell cheap, or exchange.—H. Richardson, 60, Woodland-street, Mountain Ash. e752hl5 CROCKERY.—400 Articles for 32s. 6d.; lists free.— Bennett, 25, Broom-street, Hanley. e782d MISCELLANEOUS SALES, Contd. BARGAINS.—Our Sale has commenced previous to removal into new premises: 20 per cent. (4s. in the £ off watches clocks, jewellery, k c—John Elliott and Co., 44, Hoys! Arcade and 30. High-street Arcade, Cardiff. e9895- OR Lat-r)r)!-c)mcd centrf, kcel Ya Z on FOR 18i water line; safe; well-formed.—Cummins Evans, Mumbles. e7941i20 FOR sale, Dunnago Boards. Battens, Scantlings, and Poles: also Russian and Dunnage Mats; cheap.— Coles and Son. Top West Dock, Cardiff. c743h22 FREWOOD for sale: cheap.—J. J. Boyd and Son, Hodges-row, Cardiff. eS04hl5 GREY talking Parrot, red taii: warranty given fop talking; 7 days' trial my risk, 25s.; Indestruc- tible cage, &5.: be seen at 27, Caira-street, Paddingtoo, London. e9970 A.RDTMUTH'-q "Mcphisto" Copyqng Irk Pencils, HARDTMUTH.g ")(ephisto" Copying hI;: I'enci]a, 1&. 8d per dozen: specially re(:ommended,-Sta- tionery Department. Western Mail. 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PUBLISHED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT. --or THE WOMAN OF MYSTERY. By GEORGE OH NET, Author of "The Ironmaster," "Serge Panine," &0. i [COPYRIGHT.] PART L SYNOPSIS.—The French Minister of War receives in audience Colonel Vallenot, who explains to him in detail the result of his examination of the wrecked house of General dc Tremont. Tremont bad but recently dis- covered a new explosive, the possession of which would give absolute Supremacy to any country. Under mysterious circum- stances hin house at Vanves had been blown up. The General. it was found, had been stabbed to death before the explosion. On the evening of the disaster, he had enter- tained tw.o unknown persons-a, man called Hans, and a woman known as "Baroness." The woman is suspected of being a foreign spy, who had won Tremont's affection for the purpose of obtnining possession of the secret of the new explosive. The woman was known to have left before the explosion; the man not until afterwards, one of his arms having been found in the ruins. Tremont is related to the great banking firm of Baradier and Graff, and the story proceeds to connect the members of that firm with its sensational and tragic inci- dents. There is also brought into the story one Lichtenbach (son of a Jew, who made huge sums during the Franco-German War), a powerful financier, who, having one time been a suitor for Graff's sister, now Madame Baradier, is shown to be animated with the most deadly animosity towards the members of that firm. Lichtenbach, it is suggested, is at. the bottom of the Tremont tragedy. (The story began in the Evening Express" for May 3.) CHAPTER III. (continued.) "What a pity! Just the time when his ex- planations would have been so useful." "It is always .o!" "Had he made no fresh male acquaintances ? VM there ncintMrnc you ocmld catch?" o "He spoke to me of no one except a foreign savant, with whom he had struck up a friend- ship, and who seems to have been an extra- ordinary man. He suspected him of being a. Nihilist, and that worried him. But he spoke of him with the utmost admiration." "Was he a Russian?" "I do not know. His name was Hans." "Ha-np!" exclaimed Baradier. "That was the name of the man whose arm was torn off! it is the name on the ring worn by the man who caused the explosion of the house at Vanves. This is the first flaeh of light. So the General was acquainted with this Hans? Still, Håns is a German name!" "Only a German Christian name. As you are aware, there are several Russians of German origin. If the Hans in question is the author of that catastrophe, the end he aimed at by obtaining access to the General might well be the possession of the formulse of the explosive fonnd by him. But, then, how had he become acquainted with the discoveries the General kept strictly ijecret?" Graff, who had not yet epoken, but had been listening in a reverie to the observations ex- changed between his brother-in-law and his nephew, raised his hand, and slowly began, as though following the slender thread of a still fugitive idea.: "You are getting lost. The motives of the I instigators of thia crime—for, certainly, there arc several of them-are of a, much higher order than you imagine. You are looking for robbers trying to obtain possession of some exceedingly fruitful discovery, or of Anarchists on the scent of some powerful means of ex- termination. All this is very vulgar and commonplace. You have to deal with crimi- nals of a higher stamp. The care they took to rob Tremont after killing him proves that his murderers wished to throw one off the scent. When one has a house to pillage, he dees not linger behind to steal a watch or a pocket- book. The mysterious proceedings of those who effected the 'coup' are those of political conspirators, and the thing that gives the whole plot its special character is the presenoe of a woman. Every undertaking of interest to foreign politics, for the paat century, has been carried on by women. From my point of view> this is in a large measure what must have taken place. One or several European States have been acquainted with the investi- gations carried on by Tremont. His communi- cations to the Institute may have sufficed to give the alarm. Immediately, means have been sought for becoming intimate with him, or obtaining his confidence. Our friend's nature ha-s been studied. and a young woman, clever and beautiful. has been fastened on him, soon to serve as intermediary between the General and Hans. The latter is no Russian, but probably some native of Baden. The woman is a spy in the service of our enemies. The man, introduced into the premises by the woman, failed in his attempts to obtain, by trickery. Tremont's secrets; accordingly he had recourse to vio- lence. Be certain the whole 'coup' was entered upon for interests far higher thaji you imagine. You see a Lichtenbach in the affair, and imagine that it is in his interests that Hans and the mysterious woman have been playing such a perilous game. You attach to him more important than he deserves. You must seek higher, or rather not seek at all, for nothing will be found now." "I cannot deny," replied Baradier, "that Graff's explanations Possess some semblance of likelihood. Graff is a man of imagination, who often see things that do not exist. Still, in the present circumstances, he would be a. bold man who would say that he was mis- taken. Perhaps his supposition and mine both contain part of the truth. What cannot be doubted is that the authors of this audacious plot are persona who will shrink before noth- ing. Accordingly we most be prudent, and not appear to suspect th§m, living in just our usual manner. Apparently we must abstain from all participation in the work of justice. If the police succeed we shall be satisfied, without having been involved in tbe affair. If they find nothing, as is very likely, then our turn will come. Ia my opinion clever and coolheaded criminals it is almost impossible to ran to ground It is only by their impru- dence that they betray themseleves. It is when they begin to be no longer on their guard that there is a. ohance of finding some clue to their guilt. So, after all, the most prudent and skilful plan will be to wait. Marcel will return to Ars-" "Not until I have seen Genevieve." "Of course, you will dine and sleep here, and take the train to morrow morning. Your mother and uncle will not be sorry to see a little of you." "And my father?" asked the young man, smiling. "And your father. Now come along with nn to see your mother. Graff, you are stay- ing in the office?" "For a few minutes. Then I return home, but will be back in time for dinner." Proceeding along an inner staircase, father and son reached the private rooms, and were astonished to find in the hall a tall footman waiting there. "Your mother has visitors." said Baradier. "How has that come about; to-day is not her reception day?" They entered Ma.dame Baradier's small salon. There she sat, pensive, near the win- I dow, her needlework lying idly in her lap. "What! You here?" said Haradier. "I thought you were receiving." "The visit is not for me." "What is the meaning of this? -N-b one can have called for Amelie. Then it must be for Mdlle. de Tremont?" "You are right," sa.id Madame Baradier, un- easily. "What is the matter with you?" asked the banker. "There is something extraordinary going on. Explain." "It is, indeed, very extraordinary. It is a schoolmate of Genevieve, who has come specially from the convent to assure her of her sympathy and affection; a trusted servant came with her, since her father could not come in person." Baradier's face turned crimson, as he asked, with a. frown: ) "Then it is ?" 1 His wife did not give him time to continue. They understood one another at a glance. "Yes, my dear, it is Mdlle. Lichtenbach." | A silence fell throughout the room. Marcel had gone straight to his mother, to embrace her. He now stood looking at his father, who, standing before the mantelpiece, was en- deavouring to fathom the meaning of this un- expected visit. I "What ia she like?" aaked Marcel. "I scarcely looked at her, I must confess, my child. When her name was announced I was very much astonished. Amelie and Gene- vieve were with me at too time. I left them in the saJon as soon as Mdlle. Lichtenbach entered She appeared to me to be tall, and rather good-looking. It was, however, her voice, a sweet, charming voice, which impressed me most favourably." "It is different from her father's, then," growled Baradier. I, "And how long has she been here?" "Half an hour. at least." "And my sister is with them?" I "She could not help staying with them. That would have been a show of hostility quite out of place. Parents' enmities, I hope, form no necessary part of children's inheri- tances.' j "Mother what you are now saying is con- trary to all poetical tradition. Look at Romeo and Juliet. What wo'uld become of literature were there no hereditary enmities? They form part and parcel of romantic stook-in- j trade. The deuce! We must not diminish it, as it is becoming less and less quite fast enough! Baradier was not listening to his son; he remained still plunged in his own reflections. At last he murmured: "What has she come for? Why has Ldch- tenbMh permitted her to come?" "Shall I go and ask her?" asked Marcel, gaily. "Try to be serious. Marcel," exclaimed the I banker. "This is no matter for jest." "Oh, I know that well enough- I wonder what it is that upsets yon «o mush? Here is my mother as pale as death, and yourself in a fever-heat, and all because a young girl has come to sympathise with her schoolmate! There is somethiag extraordinary going on." Ba-radier glanced sideways at MB son. and replied, in a tone of irritation: "Don't be such a fool, Marcel. You are in- 1 capable of understanding!" 1 Marcel bowed, in mock humility. "Thanks! What do I owe you for that?" But Darrdier had no time to give way to his increasing irritation. The door of the salon opened, and Amelie appeared on the threshold. "Mamma, Mademoiselle Lichtenbach would like to say good-bye to you before leaving." "She seems to be very well bred." said Mar- oel, in low tones. "Are you going, mother? I will acccmpany you. I should iike to see what she looks like." It was in vain that Baradier shouted to his eon "Marcel, stay here; I forbid you!" Already the young man, with a laugh, had slipped behini his mother into the salon. "The young rascal will never have any common-sense." moaned Baradier. And he sa.t down in the seat his wife had just left, vagoely listening to the sound of voices which now reachod him. At the very first glance Marcel Bairadier noticed tha.t Mademoiselle Lichtenbach was of a very elegant figure, with a oountenance-, of great gentleness. On further examination he did not find her pretty. Her features were irregular, but her face was lit up by eyes of limpid ltlue, radiant with frankness and amia- bility. She was standing there, an upright and slender form, in her sombre school-dress, with the blue ribbon on her breast. On Madame B.Tadier introducing Marcel to her she made a respectful bow, and said, in de- lightful accents: I "I could not take my leave, madame, without thanking you for yonr kind welcome. Mdlle. de Tremont and myself are very fond of one another. For a. year we have been close com- panions. and I sympathise with her present suffering, as though her loss were also mine. It is a great relief to me, now that we are obliged to separate, to know that she will be j with one who loves her. I hope you will per- mit her to speak to you of me. so that she may not forget me too soon, and, perhaps, iDetij I into your mind a. little of the sympathy her heart. feels for me." Marcel was still under the charm of the voice that uttered these gentle words, when those clear, luminous eyes fell on him. He returned the look witn an inquisitive and, perhaps, rather bold glance, for she immediately turned aside. At the same time a slight blush, aa though accompanied with a shudder, passed over her smiling face, which suddenly became serious. (To be Continued to-morrow.)

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