South Wales Daily News

REDUCED RATE ¡0 Small Prepaid Advertisements. -0- 20 Words SIXPENCE. Three Times NINEPENCE. Six Times ONE SHILLING. WGRD3. ONCE. XI^3 s. d. I s. d. | s d. 20 tords 0 6 0 9 ¡ 1 0 30 Words 0 9 j 1 0 j 1 6 40 Words 1 0 16 2 3 ¡-¡- 50 Words 1 3 j 2 6 j 3 9 60 Words 1 6 3 0 4 6 The charges apply only to the classes of advertise- ment specified below, and are strictly confined to those which art or,1e:-ed or CONSECUTIVE insertion, and PAID FOR PREVIOUS TO INSERTION if either of these con- ditions is nut complied \ntli, tl1e advertisement will be charged by the Business scale APARTMK.NTS Wanted j HOUSES TO BE SOLD. APARTMRXTS TO LiiT. I MONEY WANTED. ARTICLE-LOST. MON&Y TO LEND. ARLTCI.ES FOUND. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. BuoINesoV.s FOR Disposal | MISCELLANEOUS SALES. BUSINESS WANTED. |' PARTNERSHIPS WANTED. HOUSES TO LET. Situ.UIONS WANTED. HOUSES WANTED. SITUATIONS VACANT. Advertisement.' of the above class inserted in the "SOUTH WALES Da »LY X EWS," tho CARDIFF TIMES," anu "SOUTH WALES ECHO" at the tallowing rate :— Six times in Six times Six ;lnhne3 DoifceNmS' WORrS. CardiftTimes, Ou jy NSWS. Thm" Slx ri!res 111 Cardilt limes. h WaIe3 Echo, ?. d. s. d. s. d. j llt s. d. 20 Words 110 16 2 0 30 Words 1 6 2 3 3 0 40 W jnls 2 3)34 4 6 50 Words | 3 9 5 8 7 6 6 9 9 0 GENERAL ADVERTISING TARIFF. ADVKRTlSEas when sending advertisements m uianu script, may calculate eight words to a line, and 12 Ifne to an inch r:1 charging advertisements the line" ar j not counted, but tie advertisement, including large lines, dashes, (md white spaces, is measured, and the space occupied is charged at the rate cf Twelve linos to an inch Itersonal. T B. OSMOND, Haulier, late of Wellington-street, a Car<lirÏ, will hear or something to his aùvantage on applying to X., "Daily News," Cardiff. 556 .u. ^nrimrsljtp. PARTNERSHIP.—War.ted a Partner who can com- t mand moderate capital to join the advertiser in a we;1 established ste1ID power manufacturing business connected with the building trade.—Apply L.P., j "South Wales Daily New, Swansea. 298 iKairimomal. J TJACHELOR (respectable) would like to Correspond 3 ) with a domesticated Young Lady of means.— iMiomer," Daily News" Office,"Swansea. 362 ENILEMAN, 23, managing partner in business, \JT wishes t.. correspond with a lady of means; ?hocos exchanged strict confidence.—D. J., South I'ales Daily News," Carditf. 347 rjMlK M All; lM<t N (Tl. iTkRAJ.D AND FASHIO N X A!I. MARRIAGE GAZETTE is the only re- cognised medium for ;Ü,I.class introductions. Most desirable candidates for matrimony residing in all parts of t" kingdom. Price 3d in envelope, 4id.— Address Editor, TO, Lamb's Conduit-street, London, IV.C. 939 "V^OUNG MAN, 24, wishes to correspond with steady g YUlH!zla,1y; view, matrimony would like photo, — Willie, Daily News," Cardiff. 372 UUMcal. ASSISTANT (qualified) requires an Assistancy. If In connection wIth missions preferred.- Adltre Surgeon, "Daily News," C<J,ldiff, 328 ASSiSTAN: (experienced, full curriculum, sine diploma,) desires re-en. agement. Outdoor pre. furred bi-linguist. —Apply Medicus, Oaktield, Ponty- bciem. blandly. J25 Musical. J">OMlC SINGER (good) wanted, and to make him- j self generaiiy useful. State wages, with photo.- Dumfries Hotel, Pembroke Dock. 380 CLAMsLEY. Violinist (Musical Director. Theatre Ropi. Cardiff), receives Pupils for Violin.—For terms a.icl >eferonce, address above. 331 MISS C.-« VfPl'ON, Teacher of Music, Cert., R.A.M. (pianoforte and theory), violin, ringing.—Gwen- draeth House, Weville-piace, Riverside, Cardiff. 208 MISS ANNIE T. JONES, R.A.M., Bronze and Medalist, md holder of certificate of merit, R.A.M., Harp and Pianoforte lessons. and is coen t" encuguwent*. Term* on application.—i.1, Ilf:$w"r-terr.ce. Newport road, Carditf. 665 MISS SiEf)LE. R. A.M., Cert., gives Singing r\nd Viano; orte Lessons, and is open to engagements for Oratorio or Kail ad Concerts (soprano).—Terms on application, 2, Cere-villas, Swansea. 704 MUSIC PUPILS wanted at Penarth, Canton, and Cardiff. Terms, lr.oderate, Children given twelve'esjons f ir ten shillings.—Apply Ada. Registry Office, 20, Castie-road, Roath, Cardiff. 2b7 PIANOFORTE.—Obliged to be immediately Dis- posed i f, n exquisite-tone full Trichord Cottage, Haw within nine months. Acæpt had its former pric" Seen any rime after ten at Moirlaix Co:tage, Wordsworth- streec, Roath, Cardiff. 392 PIANOFORTE (handsome). Iron frame, full com- P Dass co," ige, tricho-rd, check action, with panel front. A genlline bargain. Must be sold, No reason- able offer refuted.—Apply Thayer Bros., Butchers, Mackintosh-place, Cathays. 275 (E&tuoiiomtl. FRENCH Spanish, Italian, German. Private Tuition -1 Classes. Special Classes for Commercial Corres- pondence and COli veri a.tiou. Candidates preparù for tÜe Jiedical, Law, ;v id Civil Service Examinations (through the post); A ritlnuetic. Hl!ok-keepin, Engli,>h, French, and Spanish, Shorthand.—Mr W. Haines Public Translator, Park-street, Cardiff. 235 PITMAN's SElORTHAN D vapidly"ta ught. For _S. terms apply to Mr D. Harris, 30, Aryle.4reet, Swansea. Also lessons personally, or by correspon- dence, given in Arithmetic, Chemistry, Steam, Elec- tricity. Navigation, and Mensuration. 43 Banmrtir erbant5. (thorough!;• good) wanted byentIem-an in the country, ne ar Cardiff. Abstainer preferred. have good character from last placa. Assistance ftiven, and Christian privileges.—Address, stating age, wages required, ic., to X.Y.Z., care of Owen and }:rya1)t, 5, Swiss Chambers. Cardiff. 388 ^"iOOKEHY.—- Marshall's .School 0f Cookery, 30 Mortimev-street, London, W.,—Send for pro- spectus, 928 GEN ERA -ERVANT wanted also a Nurse.—Full purticij ars, apply Mrs D. Thomas, Manchester House, Bry j.nawr. 427 £ 1 EN F' .{AT. SERVANT wanted, ago 18 to 20.—An- \J P y. wi.h reteiencps, to L.dward Williams, Grocer, p rrott-slreet, T.eaarris. 405 GE'/ERAL SERVANT' ■viUe-rotid, Cathays. 385 waited, who has lived in respectable situati. us.—Address I, care of Mr Davit.s, book.oeiler, Ebbw Vale. 354. f Bls'ERAL SERVANT (good) wanted.—Apply to VX ^Irs J. F. Phillips, Hatter and Clothier, 'l'ony- Pontypridd. 345 C1" £ NERAL tsERVANT wanted, age from 15 to 17. T Apply S9, Constellation-street, Splotlands. 339 i ENERAL SERVANT wanted, and to assist in the ™ JT bar.—Auauisdowu Hotel, S;otlands. 332 g i ENERAL SERVANT (eood) wanted.—Apply, 72, ^jr Bryn-y-mor-road, Swansea. 312 G' EN Ei; AL KIIVANT (experienced) wanted, who iR a good plain cuok. Housemaid k £ pt.—Apply at Winchester House, Stow Park, Newport. 266 ti K.n URAL, SERVANT (Good) wanted at once; T good cliaiacter.—Apply 17, Clive-road, Penarth. 2b5 GIRL (clean, active) wanted at once, from 15 to 16 on- from c;un:ry preferred.—Mrs Evans, Mozart House, PenHii e-road, Canton. 423 HOUSEKEEPER or any Place of Trust, a respect- t_ able, trustworthy person wants situation good references.—Apply, or write, to 27, Wind-ior«road, Neath. 493 HOUSEKEEPER (working). Steady, iniddle-aged woman for business house iu the country. Good refcivnces indispensable. None bui. persons who can work need apply.—John Evans, 22, Commercial-street, Newport. 377 KITCHEN MAID (good) wanted; also Scullery Maid.—Apply Philharmonic Restaurant, St. Ma:} -street. ;97 MOTHER'S lii.LP (.useful) thoroughly domesti- cated; good needlewoman; re-engagement re- quired by young i ersun.—Addr -s Delta, the Pier View, sharpness Point, Gloucestershire. 2d1 SERVANTS IN ANY CAPACITY.fyourequire a good i(\1a.t¡un, write to tile National and I niversat Registration Agency, 105A, Market-street, Manchester. 500 SERVANT.—Wanted an experienced general ser vant.—Apply at 41, The Parade, Cwdiff. 286 SITUATION wanted as Working Housekeeper goo<i references; age 39.—Aadreas E. J. H., Daily News Office, Swansea. 360 SITU vrioN wanted as Nur-e to Invalid Lady or Gentleman two years-and-a-half good referauces irmn last situation age 38.—Address M. E., "Daily News Office Swansea. 361 T OMAN (.nul}: young) wante<l to assist in house I work, Ac., in a gentleman's house in the coun- try. near Cardiff. Good character indispensable and abst tiner.—Addrers. statins age, wages lequired, &c., to P. care of Owen aud Bryant, 5, Swiss Chambers, Cardiff. L__„ 381 ^ituaHorts Vacant. I") AKl'HiS.—Steady veung man (indoors) for coun ry j; business, to baice, attend to horse, and deliver goods. None but sober, trustworthy men need apply. -John Evans, 22, Commercial-street, Xew¡>ort. 378 J»OOT and SHOE TRADE.—Wanted, two rounders, as quick l, possible.—Apply J. Price, boot- maker, Bryinn awr. 35 I>OOT TRADM.—Wantmi, at once, 4 Rounders on 3 nailed Work. Also a General Hand on stitch- work, and a. quick repairer on the stand.— Apply D. Evans and Co., Jfercdale. 222 COMPOSITOR (Welsh and Enlih) wanted for Jobbing :1,lhl ews.-Apply, stating wag s, iierali,* Cardigan. 433 §.VdPI.OYMENT FORTADIES.-IOS to lbs week!ÿ can be earned by the Patent Automatic Knitting Machin?.—Send addrcssè,1 envelope for particulars tó S. W. Company, 417, Oxford-street, i oudon, W. 410 South Wale Oil and Grease Cu" Limited, to FOREMAN (thoroughly competent) wanted by the ma,macture col.iery and locomotive greases and distil pine oii. alII 1 who is thONUghly acquainted with the blending of oils.—Apply, stating Wt!3 required, to ti,e Secretary, Old Docks, Newport, Moti. 76898 3710REM AN TIPPER. —W anted a strong, active, í pushing. Apply Fernhill Colliery, Treher- bert. 418 {-"1 RoCntY.- Wanted, a Haulier (abstainer), able to Jr take chare of hore and clrc and make himsalf useful (out doors).—Apply, with references, to the Manager, Co-, ceiative stores, Trecyuon, Aberdare. 350 HAIRDRESSERS.—Wanted, a good Hairdresser and Shaver.—Apply, stating age and wages, to Jones, New-street, Neath. 375 Tf AD wanted (smart, steady), about 18, t0 ;nake him- self generally usei'ui.—Apply between 11 and 1, -Monday, to F. J. S.nith, M. D'Arc's Waxwork Exhibi- tion, St. Mary's-street, Cardiff. 408 "1 ADIES WANTED. —Home Needlework sent per (_J parcels post.—Particulars addressed envelope, F. Howard, 55, Reporton-road, Fulham. London. Es- ablished 1870 261 LITERARY.—To Authors, amateur and profes- _a_J sional. Exceptional terms offered for manu- scr\pts.- National Publishing Co., 3, Featheri;.nnt! Buildings, London, W.C. 429 MAN (elderly) wanted for light work, one day a week (Saturdays). — Apply Boyle and Co., Church-street, Cardiff. 382 PORK BUTCHER.—Wanted immediately Young !L Man well up in small goods good wages.— George-street, Cathays, Cardiff. 265 TJJRINTERS.—Tc,mover or Improver wanted news jj_ and jobbin good opportunity [or steady young man.—O. LI. Thomas, "Advertiser" Office, Cardigan. 430 PRINTERS.—Wanted a g od Welsh General Hand JL as For man food wages and permanency. —Apply to D. L. Jones, Briton Ferry. 399 SAWYER wanted, good converter of English tim- br. accustomed t,) rack &:c. :3ta.te last place and wages.—Timber, Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 420 \J~ACANCIES IN CIVIL SERVICE.—Age l~6-2b Commencing salaries range to £ 100. Rapid pre- pantbn by correp(ln.tence-I!ltelligent young men write to Secr3tary, Civil Service Examination Agency, Nunhead, London. 4f:o:j WHEELWRIGHT wanted at once; permanent and regular work; mut be sober.— Apply Morgan, Wenvoe, Cardiff. 32 \'fRl1;lmS-aítefevryw-tïëret;v';k. 301; home. T T end five stamps fur materials, &c.-J, H, Nicholson, 94, St. Au;;ustine's-ro id, Londou, N.W. 415 WEEKLY easilv earned by clerks, foremen, timekeepers, tradespeople, and others, in spare time. — W., 133, Cambridge-road, London, E. 935 js«m~h WEEKLY and upwards may be easily and 3or honestly realised by persons of either sex, without hindrance to present occupation.— For par- ticulars and samples, enclose addres envelcpo to Evans, Watts. and Company (P, 137), Merchauts, Bir- mingham. This is genuine. 594 bøp Assistants, &c. ASSISTANT wanted to the grocery and provision trade. Welsh necessary. pply to William iaarr.s, 144, High-street, Mertliyr Tydttl. 4J6 H \RAPERS. — Wanteil immedio.tely, a good Junior JL/ (Welsh) accu tomed to Outfitting and a goocl window dresser.—Apply George Knill, Tonypandy Post Office, near Pontypridd. 369 DRAPERY.—Advertiser seeks Situation as Assis- tant in good General House 11 years' expe- rience good references.—J. 6, Greenfield-row, Car- digan. 432 DRAPERY.—Wanted a sharp Youth as Apprentice and Improvur.—Apply with full particulars, W. Lewis, draper, Trehanis, R.S.O., Glain. 370 DRAPERY —Vacancies for Assistants.—Apply, stating age, salary, references, &c., to E. and J. Lioyd, Pentre, Rhondda. 277 D- Rh S S MAKING — Wanted situation as ex. prltmced bodice hálld. Satisfactory references. —Apply S., South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 326 1 ] ROCERS.—Wanted, an experienced Hand also a U smart Junior, to the Grocery anû .Pr(;viions,- Apply, with references, Ac., to D. Cule, Pontypridd.404 GROCERS.—W'anted.a good junior, 4 to 5 years' experience. Also a young man to drive out, and assist at the counter occasionally age about 20.— Apply H, Lewis, Canton Tea Warehouse, Neath. 351 GROCERS —Junior Assistant (about 18). Good references indispei.sable. Please state full par- t.culars.— Jobu Evans, 22, Commercial-street, New- port. 376 d 1 HOCERY,-WQ.nteJ an Apprentice. Also a Young \JT Man (Welsh), to take charge of horse and deliver guollil.-Aply, statin age, salary, and reference, B. R. Evans, Ystalyfera. 324 GROCERS and Provision Merchants.—Re-tngage- \jr ment us an Assistant or Bran h Manager; 14 years experience married; undeniable references.- Apply T., Daily News," Cardiff. 395 CVROCKRY AN I) PROVISION^ TRADE—Wanted, JC a smart, active Impruver to the 3oboT('Apply L, Richards, Lion Tea Warehouse, Blaenavon. 428 (GROCERY and PliOVISiONS.—Wanted a sharp JI' lad, about 17, as apprentice.—Apply at once to W. Llewellyn, Tredegar. MOD. K.87 MILLINERY —Wanted, a thoroughly experieuced Milliner.—Apply T. Yorath, Draper. Swan- sea. 358 ALESMAN (good junior) wanted at once for Gents' Mercery and Boots —Apply Miss Collins, King- street, Blaenavon, Mon. 217 Cl ALES WOMAN. — Wanted, a young woman for Cardiff, of commanding appeamnc its manageress and saleswoman or.e used to the mantle ralle pre- ferred character must bear strictest investigation.— Apply, by letter, stating experience, age, reference, and wages required, to Mantles. Daily News," Cardtff. o49 SITUATION as an Assistant to the GrqJSry Trade, Wanted by a re-pectaolo Youii|[ Man; s ngle 13 years experience 10 yuars' good references from the last employment.—Apply i> "South Wales Daily News, Caruiff, 394 ^uTUATIoN wanted as Barmaid light house-work o not objected to.—Address E., 5, Clyde-street, Auamsdown, Cardiff. 300 YOUNG- LADY wanted as Milliner, also Apprentices to the fancy drapery.-Apply John Chandiess, London Huuse. Canton, Cardiff. 268 ^ttxiations lEaix&tr. BLACKSMITH.-Situation wanted by young man Bt tirst-cl^ss shoeing and jobbing smi: II; tiior /Ughly acquainted with underground shoeing or cuwttry work good reference.—Address W. P. ;,1., Pon yba near Brecon. 327 CARPENTER and JOINER, age 24, wants a situa- tion.—Apply J. Hamer, Great Western Coffee lavern, Cardiff. 279 CARRIAGE BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, &c. \_y —Wanted by advertiser, situation as Manager or Foreman, 15 years' experience no objection to start new business.— D., Post Office, Aberdare. 373 IROS STEEL AND OIL MERCHANTS.—Adver- tiser deosires an appointment as Traveller 01' store- keeper. Experienced. Good references.—Address Iron, Daily News," Cardiff. 264 PASTRYCOOK and Confectioner seeks situation; well np in Bread :1.: so guod references age 28 married.—i'Samuel, G.3, G'riehton-street, Cardiff. 421 TAILORS and DRAPERS.—Thoroughly Practical JL Man (30; seeks re-engagement as Cutter.—Ad- uress W., D.iiiy News Office, Newport, Mon. 267 raUMBER MERCHANTS, BUILDERS, &c.—Adver- i tiser, good Accountant and Correspondent, wants Situation; particularly experienced lU saw milling, material business, plans. Ac. highest references and security.—Wood, Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 306 Otltrks, JHattagers, &r. AN experienced Civil ind Consulting Engineer has a Vacancy in his Office for an Articled Pupil; small premium.—Apply C.E., "Daily News" Office, Swansea. 299 i iLEKK or TRAVELLER.—Advertiser want; situa- J tion, aged 29 experienced iron trade or other- 6, De Btrgue-street, Carditf. 348 13 KM AN, 26 years actually in France, experienced X in different lines of business in Germany, Bel- gium, Frauce, knowing trench an English pretty well, best references, wants a suitable poMtion r.s Cle k or Traveller.—Address E. G. M., Daily News Office, Cardiff. 260 rpEMPOCARY CLERK wanted, living in Swansea g must be a good writer.—Apply, with particul rs aim wages required, to W. J. Rees, Swansea. 359 "VrOUNG GENTLEMAN, about 15 wanted as Archi- 1 tectural Pupil, without premium.—Reply to lime, South Wales Daily News" Office. 412 -1 J\.gtndez, fcitollers, &r. ADVERTISER wishes to Purchase part or whole of a Commission and Agency Business.—Address K., care oi 150, Queen Victoria-street, London, E.C. 153 A GENTS Wanted.— £ 2 to £ 4 per week easily made J\. withouu ldi.drance to present occupation. Send Seven stamps for samples and full particulars to H. Johnson and Co" 55, Camera-square, I..onùou, S.W. 424 a uEN'J'S wanted, whole or spare time; articles .1-:1.. greatly demanded sample-, light; good commis- sion. Ei close halfpenny wrapper.—Bacon, Cwmavon, Port Talbot. 307 AGENTS wanted for our Noted Rubber Stamps. Terms free.—B<tker and Co., 22, Hanover-street, hmiÍco, London, 8. W. 73 Å SOCIETY, offering exceptionally advantageous terms to both Assurers and Agents, requires a few representatives.—R. S. T., Walter W. Davies, Broad- street Chambers llristol. nH N""ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY offering popular and unequalled advantage to Assurers and exceptionally liberal terms to Agents, requires a. few representatives.—Apply W. R. Webb, 3, Smad-street, Bristol. 793 BREWERS' Travell rs wanted to take orders, on JLF commission, for the new Patent Automatic Bartol filter. Prospectus free.—Patentees and Manu- facturers Morris Brothers, Cardiff. Works Ponty- pridd. 76735 f|10B ACCON ISIS COMMENCING—An lilus- I trated Guide (110 pages), How to open respect- aoiy, from £20," 3 stamps.—H. Myers & Co., Euston- road, London. 875 YOIJG MAN (respectable) wauccd imuieaiately, of good ad-ij"{). to travel un comm.. s!i ill allglit ÍJu.ines>4, by whieh h" can r a'.iso a liandsomo income. —Apply, by letter, V., South Wales Dai y News," Swansea. 263 3tagings, Apartnuttts, vvr. APAR'I'MENTS (comfortable) for one or two gentlemen at Riverside. Hot and cold bath. Terms moden.te.- F., "South Wales Daily News." 413 APARTMENTS (superior) for two or more entle- men; within eight minuteV walk of Tatf Vale and dhymney Stations bathroom, piano, and all home comforts Rutliin-gardens, Cardiff. 316 BOARD AND LODGINGS, for two respectable young men, near Docks. Terms, 14s per week.— E 1/1, South Wales Daily ews," Cardiff. 417 LODGINGS.—Comfortable lodgings for respectable yoiuii men No children. Terms moderate.— 14, Asate^street, Splotlands. Close 13 trams. Z96 LODGINGS (c. mfortable) for two ri-s. ectabl" men. Terms very moderate.—Address 79, Mav-street, Lathays, Cardiff. 246 ^ITTING and two BEDROOMS to Let, nicely 1>0 furnished, with use of bath rDlS moderate.— 19, Trafalgar-terrace, Swansea. 210 Jar alt. u 1iousts, ICattb. &t. ("1ADOXTON-JUXTA-BARRY. — Houses, in best j poitiOl" to pay over 13 per cent. on full cost pri' e well-built, 999 years' lease; good opportunity for nvestors or occupiers. — John Jenkins and Co., Auctioneers, Cardiff. 61885 /CANTON. —For sale, 106, Wyndham-crescent, Can- ton.—For price and particulars apply to J. Row- ledge, 43, Castle-road, lloath, Cardiff. 422 CCARDIFF. — Houses to pay over 8 per cent. on full j cot price: prlllcipal portion oí purchase money can be paid by in,talment-Apply to Messrs John Jenkins Co..Philharmonic Chambers Cardiff. 61885 COTTAG ES (.Two well-built) to be Let or Sold also small Villa.—Apply to A. Bevan, 24, Mackintosh- p ace, Roath. 288 DM BURG H-S IREET, Cardiff.—Several well-built Villas for Sale.—Apply D. Hopkin Jones and Co., Auctioneers, 24, Duke-streot, Cardiff. 293 HOUSES (one, two, or three) for Sale, in Khyddings JLjt. Park-road, Swansea, 17 feet frontage, 6rooms and sealery, healthy position, good gravel soil, and about 9S years lease.—Apply to T. Price, 89, High-street, Swansea. 300 MI3KIN-STREET, CARulFF.—One or two good Houses to be sold cheap. Hot and cold water baths, gas fitting*, and Venetians included.—John Jpiikius and Co., Cardiff 61885 PROPERTY in all parts ot the town for Disposal, ch-ap.—Apply I). Hopfein Jones and Co., Auc- tioneers, 24, Duke-street, Cardiff. 357 SOPHIA-o'i MtL' EI', Docks, Cardiff.—House for Sale, cheap.—D. Hopkin Jones anel Co., Accountants and valuers, 24. Duke-stix«t. Carditf. 294 SWANSEA.—House to be sold, with off licence; corner, with large garden long lease.—Address Mr Stuart, Custom House, Careorr. 271 ri',HrE LEASE for Sale of 74, Oxford-street, Swan- X sea, opposite the Market gate; commanding position suitable for a Drapery or any other business containing cellars, hup (60 fee. long), every domestic convenience.—Fur tuti particulars apply to Dan'el Phillips, Swansea. 3í9 i«-| j\ CASH DOWN, the balance by easy instai- JL\F ments, will purchase Houses in Upper George- street, Tyler-street, Theodora-street, VVelis-street, Arthur-street, Russell-street, -See Messrs Hern's Feb. R. ojiacer—Offices, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. ill a be 1d-Oust5, lanir,$tt. ABERDARE.—To Let, with immediate possession, that cvmmoùiuus premises, b, Cardiff-street, suit- ame for any business, being in centre of the town, within five minutes' walk of Great Western and Taff Vale Railway Stations. The premises consist of shop, with counters dwelling-house, 7 rooms, with wash- house and large warehouse first and second floors at rear, back entrance ail fitted with gas fittings. Rent moderate lease granted to good tenant if desired. — Apply lrs Johns, Oil the premises. BUILDING SITE to let for a detached house, con- U taining 650 square yards, on rising ground, at '1J.mdetJ, one mile trum Newport Statioa. Freehold may be purchased.—Fur particulars apply to H. A. Goodman, Architect and surveyor, 3, Commercial- street, Newport. Mon. 7bul8 ¡ ADOXTON-J UXTA-hSARRY.—Land to be let ad- j joining the village, on building leases for 999 years, at muùerate ground rents, and upon equitable conditions Good water supply provided, roads made. Site healthy, and convenient to proposed railway station, and both ends of the Barry Dock. Present rents return over 16 per cent. oncost.—Apply to Messrs James, Seward, and Thomas, architects, Cardiff. 61385 CANTON.—Several villas, with good gardens, to let. —Apply D. Hopkin Jones and Co., House Agents, j iii, Duke-street, Cardiff. 296 CANTON, Cardiff.—Small Villa, with good stable and loft at rear.-Apply immediately D. Hopkin Junes and Co., House Agents, 24, Duke-street, Car- diff. 295 jLl sitting-rooms, bedrooms, dressing-room, kiieuens, &c, Rent moderate.—Apply on premises. HOUSE to let, 74, Richmond-road.—Apply 72, Uichmund-road, Cardiff. 364 HOUSES (two) to Let at Llaudafi also house and shop.—Apply Lee, Builder, Severn-road, Canton, cariiitf. 273 INVESTOR.—Property in course of erection will be sold to advantage at Bany DOCKS. -Apply :\11' iu iiarcLs, Architect, Cardiff. 691 1 ING'S-ROAD (89) to let two sitting-rooms and 1.V, bedrooms. Rent moderate.—Apply next door, or ¿, Park Hall Buildings. 36b "j^TEWPORT.— 7, Clifton-place; immediate posses- X.vl sion also No. 8, vacant 1st January next.—Apply oo, tiridge-street, Newport, Mon. 2..1 FiiNARTH.—Convenient House, with capital sea .J.. view, l ive bedrooms, 2 sittingwum3. Kent very I1lvÜerattl. Immediate possession. W. and S. tiern, House and Lstata Agents, Cardiff. 61327 | VlVEKSiDE.—Commodious Houses, with five bed- 1 »i WOUlS. bath-room (hot antI cold), to Let to resectable tenants at 10s per week.—J. E. Gunn, House Agent, t>4, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 317 ^^EVEN-ROOMED House in Brook-street, in good >0 repair Venetian blinds, gas fittings. Also House it 1, as Shop, Upper George-street, Cathays.—Apply U Daily News Office, Carditf. 386' VALE OF NEATH.—1\> Let coal field, several hundred acres ievei opened one seam three fee..—W. Paddison, estate office. Neath. 425 V'lLLA to let near Cardiii eleven looms, with bath, V stable, greenhouse, 1 irge garden sanitary ar- rangement periect.—Apply Mr B.essiey, Llanishen. ;Su4 WEST FARM, St. Athan, Glamorgan, to Let from 2ud day of February next. About fifty acres oi fertile land near the sea,torming a desirable summer residence. — tor further particulars apply to Mr barsed, Land Agent, Moorlands, near Cowbridge.76929 BUTE-STREET, Caidiff—Shop in best part; suit- II able for drapery, grocery, &:c., with early posses- si 01.—Apply to John Jenkins and Co., Sun Fire Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff- 61885 4 Cardiff, with early possession; suitable for any business. Rent, 1;0¿.-Jolln Jenkins and Co.. Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff 61885 DUKE-STREET (25).—Good 'hop and Premises, suitable for first-class business, with immediate possession. Fixtures lJy valua.tlOn.-John Jenkins and Co., House and Estate Agents, Philharmonic Chambers, Carditf. 61885 Ci ROGERY BUSINESS (old-established) to Let IT immediately, on easy ttJ¡ru"Partlcu¡afs apply to iv. Jones, jun., Tynyrheol, Neath. u 292 OFFICES.—Two large Rooms, three doors from General I'ost-onic; and Town-hall. Terms moderate.—Clarke, 24, Oakfleld-street, ditf. 875 OFFICES to Let in Paragon G.W.R. Station.—Apply Davis, Thomas, and Co., Timber Merchants, Bute Dock. 330 OFFICES (first floor one suite, second floor one suite) in St. Mary-street Buildings, corner of St. M.uy-street and Wood-street good entrance from Wood-street for offices only early Pos3ession.- Messrs John Jenkins ami Co., Philharmonic-chambers, Cl1nii,¡. blc85 QUEEN'S CHAM B ERS, Crock her btow^T^JbtTiine y suite of offices receutly in possession of Messrs Svcotieiison and Alexander, to Let.—Apply 8 Work- ing-street, Cardiff. 75564 HOP to Lat, Wood villa-road, Cathays. One of ►O eight. Suitable for earthenware, hardware, iron- iuon;er, confectioner, sweets, pawnbroker, or grocer.— 24, Oakiieid-atreet, 874 SHOP (ready), Salisbury-road, in block offive ex- cellent opening—butcher, sweets, fancy, grocer.— Ai.piy Clarke, 24, Oakneld-street, Cardiff. ó SHOP to Let. No. 5ÓA., Broadway. Double front, Q plate glass.—Apply, 47, Stuart-street, Docks, Car. diic 247 WOOLLEN FACTORY (wTaterpower), irTMiTkel T V Town, to Let; good business has been success- fully carried on for a number of years no opposition plenty of couutry work may be hatL—Address Broch- well, South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 391 Justnesses iox JBisptfsal. ROCERY' BUSINESS for Disposal, in good posi- (T tion, at Yoyshir; small stock at valuation.— Personal application to Mr M. James, Grocer, Ynyshir, near Pontypridd 7o959 r5 U>~GR(>CERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS I —A first-class and well-established business for disposal. Extensive and commodious premises, situate in the best position—Corner Shop, near Queen's Hotel, Pentre. Satisfactory raason will be given for leaving. Personal application. Possession may be taken at once. Terms, cash.—Apply to D. Thomas, Grocer, Pentre, Rhondda. 258 WESTON-SUPER-MARE (in the centie^rHighT street). To be disposed of, with immediate pv.sSi sion, through family affliction, a highly respectable Chemist's Business £ 350, including stock Handsome Fixtures in Shop. Rent, i:150, and if desired the splendid Freehold Business Premises of the above may be purchased, and also the next door premises which are let upon a lease to a tailor and draper.—Apply to Wansbrou;;h and Son, House Agents, Weston-super-Mare. 371 gfluUrg, pigeons, &r. 1_ HANDSOME (well constructed) Pigeons' Avairy, and Fowls' run for Sale tit to rear prize birds up 1,0 1CO,-35, Picton-place, Canton, Carditf. 244 "BPLYMOUTH ROCK COCKERELS for Sate; several I prize-bred, at 7s 6d and 10s each tine heavy birds.—Apply 4, Li.nfair-road, Llandaff-rd., Cardiff. parses, Eito tøtk, Carriages. Of every deacriptiou BRISTOL WAGON COMPANIES CELEBRATED MANUFACTURERS AGENT CHARLES D, PHILLIPS, NEWPORT, MON, LARGE STOCK READY. FULL CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION. 74342 DOG (grand Gordon setter) for sale two years old owner having no further use.—lo be seen at Castle Hotel, Swansea. 308 £ ANDAU (second-hand) for sale, in capital con- ■ J dition light, for oue horse. Also light Brougham (-heap.—Fuller and Comp&ny, carriage builders, st, George's-road, Bristol. 769 PON Y "TRAP (light second-hand) Wanted.—Send price and particulars toJames and James, Gower- JL price and particulars toJames and James, Gower. btreet, Swansea. 400 Magfltts anb ^ollieru Hequisttes. I7*OR SALE, lCO. coal wagons in good order, on main line; 50 pairs 3ft. wrought-iron wheels and axl s, suitable for contractors' ballast or light coal wagons.—Railway Works, Newport^Mon. 76389 RAILW AY WAGONS for hire or sale. Cash or deferred payments.—The Midland Railway Car riage and Wagon Company, Limited. Midland Works Birmingham. 73249 ra^RA.M and COLLIERY SLEEPEP.S (10,000) for sale. Also Railway Sleepers, all sizes.-Addres8 Edwin Cooke and Co., timber merchants, Cardiff. 284 WAGONS (Railway), new and second-hand, for stone, lime, timber, ballast, or coal, are sup. plied for cash or redemption purchase by Andrews and Baby, 3, Pearson-place ^Docks, Cardiff. 64715 WAGONS (5ÕIÖton) forS;le, with side and end T w doors; good condition. Cash or deferred pay- ment.— Wheeler and Gregory, Badstock. 334 Atm:bhUfR. A v 0 N I tJ JjJNGIifE Avosaiw mmm woaga wmvi, fcOOOMOTIYiS-i ANP f.nf4Ut., NEW l Wftra.¡ COWfcED TANK ENGINES IN SIfOCff, *00 SETS OF LOCOMOTIVE PALXFIRNA. EDWIN WALKER' 70553 PECKETT AND SONS, JT (Late Fox, Walker, and Company), LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE BUILDERS, ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, BRISTOL. NEW TANK LOCOMOTIVES, ready for immediate delivery. Cylinders 14" diam., 20" stroke. 6 wheels coupled. 14" „ 20" „ 4 „ „ 10"" 14" „ 4 II SECOND-HAND LOCOMOTIVES, with cylinders 12" } diam., and 16n diam., thoroughly overhauled, for SALE or HIRE. Photographs, prices, and specifications on applica tion. 72765 TT) OTLERS (second-hand Lancashire), the largest and JO best stock in the trade, FOR SALE. Lancashire Boilers for pressures from 50ibs to lOOlbs., 20ft., Hft., 25it., 26ft, 27ft., 28ft, 30ft. and 32ft. long, from 6ft. to 6in. diameter. Thoroughly overhauled, tested, and toady for rie ivery. Prices low. Having a rail- way siding through the works, delivery can he had at once. Send for price sts to Edward Raicliffe, Vlawa> den, near Chester. 76234 ;"suitable"for jj winding or driving. Single or in pairs, with cylinders from lOin. to 40in. diameter. Also Donkey Pumps and all other requisites for Iron and Tin-plate Works, Quarries, Mines, etc. Send for list to Edward RAtclitfe, Hawardeu, near Chester. 76234 IT^NGINE (one ten b.p. Portable) and eight-foot 2J Mortar Mill, one 8 b.p. Portable Engine and seven-foot Mortar Mill for hire.- J. Wibiams and Son, Queen-street, Cardiff. 75391 I ENGINE (portable), 8 hop. (Marshall and Sons), .f:1.J Mortar Mill, 7ft pan rollers, 25 cwt each both as good as new will be sold at a bargain.—Apply J. Phillips, Ironmonger, Penarth. 384 ENGINE (second-hand vertical), 12 h.p., boiler and mortar pan combined, for Sale; in excellent condition. Price, S90 cash in truck at Pen coed- Apply Hendra Estate Offices, 7, Worcester-place, Swansea. 76732 MACHINERY for sale engine (hrizont.a.1), in., £ 11. Boiler, 9 by 34, £ 6. Portable engine, 8in., £ o9.—Machiilery Agency, 63, Wind-street, Swan- sea n 313 MORTAR MILL AND ENGINE combined. Pan Iri. 6ft. 6in. di:1m.. rollers 2ft. 6in., false bottom, cylinder 8in. diam., 14-inch stroke, equal to new, cheap. -Ia.wrence Scowcroft (late with Henry Parkinson, deceased), Bolton, Lancashire. 76377 jKisailanms Hants. HANDCART 'Baker's) Wanted at once, cheap and JL1 good.—Apply W. Hall, Moira Club, Splotlands, Cardiff. H~ OUSE OF MEUCY.— i he Lady Superintendent will be glad to have Needlework for penitents. Charges very moderate. 381 rjiO NAILMAKERS.—Wanted, price per cwt., for J[ making nails out of old iron ropes at Fernhill rjiO NAILMAKERS.—Wanted, price per cwt., for J making nails out of old iron ropes at Fernhill C lliery, Treherbert. 419 ANTED FLOUR, other BARRELS also Sugar Hogsheads.—Dobson, Soda and Dry Soap Works, Cardiff. 9133-49874 JFor ^ale.-i$liscellane0ns. A ERATED WATER MACHINE, complete, ouite new, by Bainet and Foster, capable of making 600dozen per day. To immediate purchaser for £50,- John Jenkins and Co. Cardiff. _.61885- A NCHORS AND CABLES, new and second-hand, tested and untested, all ready for shipment— W. H. Tucker, 16, Windsor-esplanade, Cardiff. 127 BEST LAMP OIL, wholesale, at low pricesi; also Water Bariels and Butts for Sale.—G. Jeffenes, 88, Wellington-street, Canton. 393 ILL I ARD'l ABLE, by Burroughs "amPvVatts, for t) sale, complete, with cues, balls, cuo rack, scoring board, brush, iron, and 4-light pendant, with shades, <Stc.—Full particulars on application to John F. Harvey and Co., 14, Fisher-street, Swansea. 311 COTTON CAKE (Prime English), B5 0s Od ton, free rails; Finest Pedigree Seed Wheats, 5s bushel.—Western Counties Agricultural Co-operative Association, Limited, Avonmoutli Docks. 76767 ITTINGS (quantity;, suitable for hairdresser's business. Counters, glass cases, desks. Sold cheap.—J. Hussey, High-street, Cardiff. 979 UN, double breechloader, for general shooting un- JT equalled, perfect condition, top lever double- bolted action, tine twist barrels, left choke," rebound. ing locks, low hammers, ha.rd walnut stock, horn heel- plate, 12-bore, C.F. Carriage paid anywhere warranted genuine. Price B5 18s.— Mr Bakeweil, Warrilow, Chippenham, Wilts. 211 LD ALE.—Cash, £1 per hogshead, carriage paid. —The Langley Brewery Co., Langley Green, near llinninham. 353 WEIGHING MACHINES.—A iarge stock ready for immediate ddivery-J. Bartlett and Son, 2 and 3, Welsh Back, Bristol. 75860 i$listtllau £ 0tt9. '0-" A LADY holding a Valuable Receipt for instantly removing grey hairs will send same to any one' forwarding a postal order for Is. This is genuine. Address H., 2, Marbury-villas, Hampton Wick. Mid- dlesex. 76955 A WORD TO THE WISE'.—Catalogue and Con- tents Sheets of American Doctors' Books and List of Patented Articles adapted to both sexes. Post free._H. G. Ken, Mostyn-road, Merton, Surrey. 184 Ward- U robe Deaier and Buyer of Ladies' and Gentle- men's and Children's left-off clothes. Liberal prices given- ..m- 2o2 CAERPHILLY.—A Rabbit Coursing Match on M n- day, Nov, 2nd, between Mr Rees's Trump" and Mr Charles's Harley's (Penarth) "Spark," ::10 aside Mr J. Manders, Referee. H CONTRADICTION.—Rabbit Coursing at Caerphilly. —Mr John Manders, Rising Sun, Cardiii;, nothing of the above, and begs to intimate that he will not attend. CHARACTER from HAND writing correctly delineated by a lady holding the highest testi- monials. Send correct specimen and Is postal order to H., 2, Marbury-villas, Hampton Wick, Middlesex. 76956 DEAF—Nicholson's Patented Ear Drums Cure Deafness. Send stamp for 80 pape book.— iSicholson, 94, St. Augustine's-road, London, N.W. 416 DRAPERS, Clothiers, Outfitters, and all desirous of doing a bespoke trade without the necessitv of Keeping a woollen stock. Write for Pattern Book of Goods to measure to Hart, Harris, and Co., Wholesale Clothiers, 11, Redcross-streat, London. Prices very moderate, and goods well finished and trimmed. Autumn book now ready. 76685 EEDING MEAL, the Produce of Wheat only. Jjf Capital Feed for Cattle, Pigs, and Poultry. The best value to be had for the money. Price B5 10s per ton, on rail or steamer Liverpool. Terms, cash with orders.—Apply to M.J. Heathcote and Co., 10, Drury- lane, Liverpool. 76864 FIREWORKS. — French and English Fireworks, Animal Balloons, Coloured Fire. Wholesale, re- tail. Display to any extent.—Silver Trout, Bridge- street, Cardiff. 254 F- URNISH on the Hue System, B5 worLh-2,i;i JL- weekly; B10 worth, 4i weekly £15 worth, 53 weekly S20 worth, 6s weekly, and so on in propor- tion.—The South Wales Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Cardiff. 346 FURNISH on the Hire System. No security re- quired.—South Wale3 Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Cardiff. 3i6 17JURNISH on the Hire System. Cash prices charged. South Wales Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Cardiff..046 FURNISH on the Hire System. Small weekly or JL- monthly payments.—South Wales Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Cardiff. o46 FURNISH-on the Hire System. Houses or apart- JD ments furnished throughout. — South Wales l urnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Car- cliff. 346 "gl^URNISH on the Hire System. Compare prices j with other houses.—South Wales Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Cardiff. 346 FURNISH on the Hire System. Immense stock to Jf select from.—South Wales Furnishing Company, 23, Custon House-street, Carditf. 346 FURNISH on the Hire System, town or country.— JD South Wales Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Cardiff. 346 FURNISH on the Hire Sytem, No extra charges J* made.—South Wales Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Cardiff. 546 IT^URNISH on the Hire System. Every article requisite for the household. — South Wales Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Cardiff | 346_ FURNISH on the Hire System. Inspection in- vited.—South Wales Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Cardiff. 316 ^^ERVOUtTDEBlLITY, Loss of Vital Power, and v l-nergy.—A gentleman having been a great sufferer, will be pleased to forward a physician's pre. scription that cured him, on receipt of stamped envelope.—Address W. H. Hawkins, Esq., Whitely Villa, 555, Caledonian-road, London. 904 XTEHVOUSNESSrLOSS^f ENERGY* Mid VITAL i* POWER.—A gentleman having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has discovered a simple means of self-cure. He will be happy to forward the particu. lars to any sufferer on receipt of a stamped and directed envelope.—Addressed J. x. sewell, Esq., Chiswick, Middlesex^ 72588 N EXT-OF-KIN.— £ 77^00,000 Unclaimed—A Regis- ter (1884 edition), containing the names of 50,000 persons who have been advertised for to claim property and money since 1700. Post free, 2s 6d.—Douga and Co., 67, Strand, London. Wills searched for. 689 ARK-PLACR FRAMING CO., 52, Crockherbtown, J[_ CardifL English Gilding by experienced Work- men. Moulding of all kinds kept in stock, wholesale and retail. 207 rrO WHOM SHALL I GIVE MY von: Before t deciding read and digest Chamberlain's Speeches, just published, lOd, post free Is; Our Old Nobility, or Who Are the Lords, lOd, post free 1$. Life of Lord Beaconsfleld Is 9d, post fre 2< Life of Cobden Is 9d, post free 2s Life of Bright Is 9d, post free 2s Life of Gladstone Is 9d, post free 2s.— Prescott's, Arcade, Cardiff. 411 YOUNG MEN ONLY.—Before rirfring your money t on certain ailments write Argyle Rouse, Penarth. 24 for Is 6d, We send samples that retail for £ 1 d^A. for Is 6d.—Lyon M'fg. Works, 27, Camden Park-road, London, N.W. 414 onttl. IVTONEY ADYANCED DAILY, from JLVJL £ 2 to £ 500, with and without sureties. To Professional Gentlemen, Tradesmen, and all classes of Householders. ADVANCES MADE ON DEPOSIT OF JEWELLERY, LIFE POLICIES, DEEDS, dfcC. Repayments suitably arranged. Approved Bills Discounted. Strictly Confidential. Apply to MANAGER, MIDLAND LOAN CO., 14i, CUSTOM HOUSE STREET, CARDIFF. Prl,; e I' "f. Office hours, 10 to 7. 76727—6859 O/f £ AAA Ready to be Advanced on good Freehold or Leasehold Property, in sums of £100 to also on good personal security, reversions, annuities, etc., Ac.— Messrs Hein, Financial Agents, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 61327 lEost anb Jfatmfc. T7JOUND, a black and white Fox Terrier Dog. IB' Owner can have same by applying at No. 3, Fanny-street, Cathays. If not claimed within 4 days will be sold. 410 FOUND, in Splotlands, on the 25th iost., a large J[' Black Dog. Owner can have same by applying at 29, North Luton-place. If not claimed within seven days will be sold. 301 LOST, between twelve and two o'clock on Sunday, a pair of gold eyeglasses.—Whoever will bring them to Mrs Fulton, 23, Park-place, will be rewarded. m- LOST, two horses, both dark brown, one two-years- old, thick, 13& hands, long tail and njane the other a cob 10 years old, about 15 hands, with saddle marks, and short tail. Anyone giving information that will lead to the finding of them will be rewarded.— Jacob Twissell, Pontypool. 407 Llangattock, a Hereford Bullock, about two years old.—Apply to James Morgan, The Village, Llan- gattock, Crick bo we 11. 426 p "1 REWARD.—Strayed, about the end of June dW-lL last, from mountain near Abertillery, Dark Chesnut Colt, 2 years off, marked with white star on forehead and stripe from star to nostrils, two hind feet and one fore foot white. —Information to Rees M. Rees, Coch-y-du, Abertillery, Mon. 259 «00 late fur Otlassifuation. F I R E FIRE! FIRE! INPORTANT NOTICE. In consequence of the recent fire on my premises. No. 67, COMMERCIAL.ROAD, NEWPORT (MON.), ALL PERSONS HAVING PLEDGES with me ARE REQUESTED to PRODUCE THEIR PAWNTICKETS at No. 67. Commercial-road, as above, any day, during the hours of ten till five, on and after Tuesday, the 3rd of November up to and including Friday, the 6th of November, 1885. HEZEKIAH JACOBS. Dated, Newport, 30th October, 1885. 76960 STOCKS and SHARES. W. GUTTERIDGE & COMPANY'S Q PEN STOCK EXCHANGES, LONDON, 7 and 8, DENS, E.C. ]Y/f ANCHESTER: STANDARD-BUILD- -LtJL INGS, King-street (opposite the Bank of England). SPECULATIVE ACCOUNTS opened at close market prices at from 1 percent, cover. -J^UE ONLY CHARGE is a Bonus of 1-16. COMMISSION or BROKERAGE. IVTO LIABILITY bo CLIENTS beyond -i-v the cover. There is NO LOSS of TIME, such as occurs in wiring through the Post-office Telegraph for prices, and thereby risldng the loss of a market. We deal on the spot, and take the risk of 1-16 bonus, of being able to undo the bargain, for we have DIRECT TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNI- CATION between our Exchanges by PRIVATE WIRE, giving operators the JL advantage of Arbitrage business between each centre. w GUTTERIDGE & CO. have the IVTONOPOLY and the EXCLUSIVE J-tJL RIGHT to use the EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH COM- JLU PANY-'S TAPE INSTRUMENTS in the United Kingdom, North of London, and in our Man- Chester Offices Ave. TAPE INSTRUMENTS are now con- JL tinuously recording the immediate fluctuations in prices of stocks and shares within, one minute of their occurring on the London Stock Ex- change. GUTTERIDGE & CO.'S EXCHANGES are the LARGEST and most comfortable in the kingdom. Operators are invited to call and judge for themselves, business being optional. W. GUTTERIDGE & COMPANY, OPEN STOCK EXCHANGES, IT ONDON: 7 -tLj B.C.; |V/F ANCHESTER STANDARD BUILD- ■ITJL INGS, King-street (opposite the Bank of England). 72646 FIRST CLASS JPURNITURE AT MODERATE COST. LARGEST STOOK OF JJOME MANUFÂOTURD JpURNITUli-E IN THE PRINCIPALITY. DINING ROOM SUITES JVom £9 9 0 DRAWING-ROOM SUMSS From £10 10 0 BEDROOM surm From JB6 6 0 100 BEDSTEADS ALL IN STOCK, FURNISHING CATALOGUES POST FREE. TRAPNELL AND QANI., 6 AND 74, CilOOJKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF, AND 38, 39, 40, COLLEGE GREEN, BRISTOL. 7517J WHAT the PRESS say :— V V Norwich Argus, Nov. 3rd, 1883 :—"No medicine has more surely stood the test of time than Dr. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVgR PILLS, and those who have suf- ered irom Liver Complaints, and have appealed to this remedy, have never done so in vain. We have heard of numerous instances where this physic has proved a panacea. And we cannot Wonder that it should be so firmly be- lieved in. WHAT the CHEMISTS aay :— v T Messrs Roberts and Sons write:— Your pills have a steady sale; they give satisfaction, and are fully what they are represented to be. We hear them spoken highly of by aU who try them, and their continued use speaks still more truly of their worth and efficacy than anything else we could say." \\THAT the PUBLIC say v v II H.M.S. Albatross, China Station, March 27th, 1883.—Sir,—In 1873 2 was recommended to use Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills when about to proceed to the East. I have used them ever since, both in China and the East Indies, and have found them the most satisfac- tory medicine, gentle in their action, and most beneficial in their result. You ara quite at liberty to use this, from an officcr in her Majesty's service, but I do not wish to advertise my name, which I give as a guarantee of a genuine testimonial. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS CURE SICK HEADACHE and NERVOUSNESS. CURE INDIGESTION, FLATULENCE, & WIND. CURE DEPRESSION and LOSS of APPETITE. CURE all DISORDERS of the BLOOD. Some unscrupulous persons, for the sake of making a larger profit, may try to persuade you to buy some preparation of their own. Do not do so, but insist on having Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills, which are wrapped in a square green package, bearing the name of the Proprietor, W. Lambert, 173, Seymour-place, London, W. 74670 GOLD MEDAL, ANTWERP, 1885. g M O K E "jyjYRTLE Q.BOV E." OF ALL TOBACCONISTS, AND WHOLESALE OF JULIUS SMITH, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA. 7571b ii J HEATH AND SONS 12, CKQCKUKUBTOWN, CARDIFF, Having completed the ENLARGEMENT OF THEIR PREMISES Have now on view over ONE HUNDRED "RIK)N41.J.Y tjHLKCCKQ JpIANOFORTES, QRGANS, AND IIARMONIUMS, By all the very Best Makers, of the latest design anil construction, which they are offering at a LAKlii) DISCOUNT FOR CASH, and on the three yeara' system, from lOa 6dper month. Hue Pianos, from 10 guineas. 8431 Illustrated Catalogues Post Free. 67832 Ci TIFFS S i AROIL STIFFS STARCH O It having come to thev STIFFS STARCH. STIFFS STARCH. £ 5 priced and inferior starches U TIFF'S STARCH. representing them to be the manufacture of Messrs STIFF'S STARCH, to^ul?he pubi^ofiS KP guard against such unprin- QTIFF'S STARCH. ciptedpractices.andtostate that every box or packet LlTnflP? <PAT!fH Stiff's Starch bears O OJ.A.KUU.. the registered Trade Mark QTIFF'S STABOH. STAUIK»BBMDM Stiff's Starch is Sold In A_^„ 51b Packets and lib Fancy STIFF'S STARCH. Boxes, and may be obtained KJ of any Grocer, Druggist, or J of any Grocer, Druggist, or gTIFF'S bTARCH. Srerl°r 0f the Manu" STIFF'S STARCH. REDCLIFF^ST\, BRISTOL 509e 12286 76432 ESTABLISHED 1818. €brt't0tt 3Urtrress*s. TO THE ELECTORS OF SWANSEA. (TOWN DIVISION.) GENTLEMEN,— In appearing before you as Candidate for the representation of your Borough in Parliament, I Ten- ture to impress upon you the extreme gravity of the decision you will be called upon to exorcise. At no period in the history of this great empire have your rights and institutions been in greater peril than they are at the present day. My claims to represent you are threefold :— (1) With regard to local matters. (2)< With regard to the Home policy of the party to which I belong. (3) With regard to Foreign policy. Swansea has been under the dominion of one political party since it first sent a representative to Parliament, 53 years ago. That dominion has been as oppressive as it has been injurious to the best interests of your town. The time has come for you to assert your political freedom, and to throw off the yoke of this the so-called Liberal party. If you do me the honour to return me, I will devote my best abilities to obtain the following objects (a) A Harbour of Refuge for Swansea. (b) A Readjustment of Railway Rates, and an Ira- provement in the Service of Passenger Trains, particu- larly with regard to the Great Western Railway, whose action in the pa.st has not been conducive to the interests of the borough. (c) A complete and thorough application of the Artisans' Dwellings Act. in order to improve the hous. ing of the working classes. These, gentlemen, are a few of the advantages an active representative could obtain for you. I should firmly, resolutely, and uncompromisingly resist the Disestablishment or the Disendowment of the Church. Disestablishment would, I am convinced, mean the triumph of infidelity, and no nation can prosper if it deliberately shuts out from its councils the blessings of religion. The Endowments of the Church being purely private property, it would be as much an act of spoliation to interfere with them as with the endowments of the various chapels and other religious denominations. I should strongly oppose the scheme of State-con- trolled Education, which Mr Chamberlain (I suppose in derision) is pleased to call free education. With regard to the Land Question, a true Tory policy will tend to cheapen the transfer of land, and to pro. mote the interests of small holders and tenant farmers by just and honourable means. The legislation of the late Lord Cairns in this direc. tion is an illustration of my meaning. I will heartily support a Reform of the System of Local Self-Government, by an extension of the powers of local authorities in the manner indicated by Lord Salisbury in bis speech at Newport—a policy which means a true consolidation of the United Kingdom, With regard to Shipping, I should strongly oppose such unpractical and dangerous schemes as those pro- posed by Mr Chamberlain last year. At the same time, I think there is room for useful legislation in this direction. To a nation such as our, whoso interests are so deeply involved in the Maintenance of our Mercantile Marine, it is essential that our navy should be able to resist a coalition of Foreign Powers. I should there- fore do my best to promote its efficiency. I welcome the fact that the Conservative Govern- ment has at length been able to govern Ireland with- out coercive legislation. It will be their policy to win back the affections of the Queen's subjects in that part of her dominions, so outraged and alienated by the late Liberal Government. But I should strongly oppose any legislation tending to disintegrate the empire. When turning to the State of Trade, I view with the gravest apprehension the remote possibility of a Liberal victory. During those five hopeless, dreary years that the Liberal Government was in office from 1880 to 1885, the trade of the country had fallen into an unequalled and terrible condition. This was attributable to two circumstances. Firstly, the discredit and distrust with which the Liberal Government was regarded by the whole civilised world. Secondly, the system of so called Free Trade, which unfortunately for this country has been in existence for nearly forty years. I heartily ap- proved of the commission appointed by the Conserva- tive Government to enquire into the causes of this de- pression. In Colonial matters, I believe the only true and patriotic policy will be that of Imperial Federation. 1 believe India to be not only the most glorious, but also the most necessary of all our possessions. I would, therefore, grudge no sacrifice for its presev- vation. In Foreign Affairs, I should consistently support a firm and statesmanlike policy which is only to be found in the councils of the Conservative Party. In dealing with Foreign Powers, I believe injustice and moderation. At the same time, I should jealously uphold the honour and prestige of this country. I should oppose a withdrawal of our troops from Egypt at the present conjuncture of affairs. In conclusion, gentlemen, I venture to remind you that you will not again have an opportunity of ex. pressing your opinions for another six years. I would ask you, therefore, seriously to consider the grave and terrible responsibility you will incur if you continue to support a political party which has already brought upon you the evils of an increased taxation, a depressed trade, and a dishonoured name. I am, gentlemen, Your obedient and faithful servant, WILLIAM HERBERT MEREDYTH. Swansea, October 28.1885. _u In AST GLAMORGANSHIRE PAR- Id LIAMENTARY ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF EAST GLAMORGAN DIVISION. GENTLEMEN,— The Liberal Association of your Division have done me the honour of selecting me to contest the Division in the Liberal interest. In response to that invitation, I offer myself as a Candidate for your suffrages at the coming General Election. My political creed h in complete accord and in fullest sympathy with the programme of the party led by the late Premier-the Right Honourable W. E. Gladstone. There are several questions peculiar to Wales which demand the attention of the Legislature, deserving, I believe, the advocacy and support of the representa- tives of Welsh constituencies—such as the Disestablish- ment and Disendowment of the Church of England in Wales, Intermediate Education, utilization of the Welsh language in schools, ranking Welsh with other spoken languages as a subject in entrance examina- tions, and making a knowledge of Welsh essontial in those filling public offices in the principality. Questions common to the whole of the United Kingdom, namely, the amending of the Land Laws, reform of the Bouse of Lords, Local Option, Enfran- chisement of Leaseholds County Government Boards, and Free Education will have my heartiest support. East Glamorgan being essentially a mining constitu- ency, the necessary amendments of the Employers' Liability Act and the Mines Regulation Act, especially to include in the latter a provision for the appoint. mcnt of competent working men as assistant mines inspectors, would receive my best attention. In conclusion. I beg to say that I am prepared to make the sacrifice necessary to the faithful discharge of the duties incumbent upon a, Parliamentary repre- sentative, and am determined, if elected, to make the honour and prosperity of the constituency my first consideration. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, ALFRED THOMAS. Park-place, Cardiff, Oct. 14, 1885. 76694 JDARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. RHONDDA DIVISION. To THE ELECTORS,— As the chosen Candidate of the Liberal Three Hundred, it becomes my duty to acquaint you with my views on the principal political questions of the day. I am invited to represent an essentially labour constituency; and if returned, I shall do all in my power to support measures calculated to protect the lives and advance the interests generally of the work- men of the Rhondda, as well as those of the United Kingdom. All legislation tending to reduce the number of acci. dents of all kinds to a minimum, will find in me a loyal supporter. The Mines Regulation Act, contributing as it does so greatly to the comfort and safety of the men, yet re- quires amending in several particulars. I would cordially support measures tending to lessen the friction between masters and men, such as giving the fullest liberty in the selection of check- weighmen, and providing equal facilities for the prosecution of employers and employed for infractions of the law. I am in favour of perfect Religious Equality, and would vote for the Disestablishment and Disendow- ment of the State Church. Affirmation should be sub- stituted for Oath in Parliament and Courts of Law. I am in favour of a thorough reform in the Land Laws in the direction of making cheap and easy the Transfer of Land, abolishing Primogeniture and the Law of Entail; and would support every other measure cal- culated to make the Land produce the greatest benefit to the nation. I would warmly support Mr Broadhurst's Bill, en- abling Leaseholders to purchase the fee.simple of their property on fair terma. I am in favour of Local Option, Free Education, and the Abolition of Perpetual Pensions. I would vote for the Reform of the House of Lords, International Arbitration, the Reduction and Proper Adjustment of Taxation both Imperial and Local. If elected to serve you in Parliament, I will always endeavour to prove faithful to your interests, and to the high trust reposed in me. 76567 FRED L. DA VIS. HUGH NO MORE MORE D A V I E S' s I DIFFICULTY DISTRESSING COUGH OF COUGHS. I M I X T UR B. J BREATHING. ASK YOUB. 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CARDIFF MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1885 TO THE BURGESSES OF THE SOUTH WABO LADIES AND GENTLKMEN,^ As the period fov which yem so feindly elected me as one of your representatives in ilia Town Council will shortly expire, I again place my service? at your disposal, During the time I have been in the Council, I have endeavoured to aet independently in promoting, and protecting, what I considered was to" your interest, and for the general benefit of the town. Should you think proper to re-elect me, will fan in the past) do my utmost to inbrit your qoufldenoe, X am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, SOLOMON ANDREWS, Tweed £ odge, Newpovfcroad, October, 1985, 7§77<) QARDIFTF MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 18Bö. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WEST WARD, LADIES AND GENTLEMISN, The time for which yoti were pleased to elect mo as ono of the Councillors for the Wast Ward III, plres upon the coming 1st of November- During the whole of the term in which I have held office, I have tried with assiduity and faithfulness) to discharge its duties, I again place my services at your disposals If It be your pleasure to re-elect nje,, I will, All iu the past, do my utmost to promote the best interests of the Bor .ugh, Icuul Ladles and Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, DAVID JONES, 86, Park-street, 14th October, 1885, I^A^OIFF MUNICIPAL ELECTION, V 18S5, ::=- TO THE BUEQESSES OF THE WEST WAttD, | f | LABJJ58 AND GKNTLEMEN, The period for which 1 wMlselected as member for the West Ward is wnw expiiing, and I beg to offer myself for reelection at the iuvitation of a number of influential gentlemen, I have been a resident in your ward new for some years, a large ratepayer, and claim a thorough knowledge of its wants and requirements, I shall always see!! to give my liulllOrL to all schemes for its improvement, providing the expenditure will be war. ranted. Being well known amongst you, leave myself in your ban,itl, promising to devote my humble energies to the good of the town, RICHARD EDWIN JONES, Washington Hotel, October 14th, 1885, 76689 QAIiDIFF MUNICIPAL ELECTION, CANTON WAUD,. WHO IS BRAIN? ONE OF THE LARGEST RATEPAYERS | IN CARDIFF, VOTE FOR BRAIN AND SEPARATE REPRESENTATION. VOTE FOB BRAIN AND TOLERATION, VOTE FOR BRAIN AND WEIRING OF THIS TAFF, VOTE FOR BRAIN AND ECONOMY, VOTE FOR BRAIN AND COMMON SENSE. 76940 -=rh-, .# VOTE FOR LOUGHERi AND TUB WEIRING OF Tllli TAFF. VOTE FOR ROUGHER WHO HAS ASSISTED IN REDUCING THE RATES from 2s lOd to Is lOd in the S. •yOTE FOR ROUGHER WHO HAS PROVED HIMSELF TO BE YOUR INDEPENDENT AND FAITHFUL REPRES ENT A'l'IVE FOR TWELVE YEARS. { WHO PROMOTED THE WORKING OARSt LOUGHERI WHO CAME TO THE ASSISTANCE OF GRANGE. TOWN DURING THE LATE DISASTROUS 1 FLOODS 1 LOUGHER! THEN BE JUST, AND VOTE FOR LOUGHER. V JU 76936 ABERAVON MUNICIPALELECTION, 1885. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH .OF ABERAVON. LADIES AND GENILEMEN,— On the First of Next Month you will be called upon to return Four Members to Represent you at the Council Board. We, having been invited by several of our feUow ratepayers to allow ourselves to be Nominated as Candidates to till the Four Vacancies, have muph pleasure in placing our best services at your disposal, and trust you will accord to U8 your united support. We are, Ladles and (ientlemen, Your obedient Servants, RICHARD JENKINS, Avon Vale. R. COOK JENKINS, Avon Vale. BENJAMIN JONES, JOHN DAVIES. 5th October, 188J, 76750 FJLEMPLS-JGTRHJST, SWANSEA, FURS, FURS, B. jglVANS & QOMPANY Are now sbowiug A LARGE STOCK OF REAL SEALSKIN JACKETS and PALETOTS j68 to JB45 REAL SEAL DOLMANETTES. £13 to £24 REAL SEAL DOLMANS, TRIM. MED BEAR, BEAVER, SKUNK, &c. FUR-LINED CLOAKS. 10s 9d to dB8 FUR CAPES from FUR MANTLE SETS, full size FUR CARRIAGE RUGS IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE SKINS. FUR TRIMMINGS 10R MANTLES AND DRESSES. 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