South Wales Daily News

MONEY MARKET. LONDON, Friday, Money was wanted to-day on the Stock Exenange account, one the tone was not so strong at the close as at the opening. Balances were not large, and possible bullion movements ware not without influence. The discount rate for three months' bills was 2 per cent. Short loans are worth abjut 2j per cent, nntil Monday. To-day's Stock Exchange business was very quiet. Attention was almost exclusively centred ;e on the account, which has gone utf quietiy. The markets were not without somestiowot steadiness, Home Railways and Foreign Bonds being still purchased to a moderate ex' 'I'. New Consols closed ar 99 5 16 to 99 7 16 for delivery, and 99i ;,n 99:> or the account j Old Cent> 1CO to JC02 Reduced 3 per C,tit. loot to 101* New 2J per Cent. (Childers'), 99 to 9S; New 2 perCeuts., 95i to 96 £ Local Loans Stock, 103 w 10;)i. Foreign Uonos t'.irtn<r gained in staediness. International issues were still in favour, and fractionally improved in many instances, but movements were very slight. Central and South American issues were generally favourable. Erfypr-i»" Domain fell j French 4i per Cent, an"rt Peruvian, 1370, Egyptian Unified rose i; dite., Ihir", s; Hungarian, 1S31, g; Italian, jau Couverreu, iI; Portuguese, £ Spanisn, 3 16; Turkish, Group 2 and 5, g ditto, Group 4, 1-15 Uruguay, g. A rather irregular business was passing in English Railways. Scotch stocks were weakened by a few realisations. There was still some inquiry for Southern Deferred Stocks and heavy lines weie, as a ruie,, tirm. Closing prices, however did noc /now any great change from yesterday. Caienonian fell j Hull and Bamsley, A Brighton A, Midland, i North British, i ana North-Ea>tern, 71. Great Western rose | Chan.am Uroinary. g do. Preference, Shettirid Ordinary, 1 do. Preierred. ig Metro- polian, i; North Staffordshire, 1 Gl"g-UW and South Western, 1 Bcisrhtou Ordinary, 1 South Eastern Ordinary and Preference, 2 anddo. New r. P„,i^.arM 1 '¿Ul.t:I a.U.1 ""I. UI U, A quiet business was passing in Indian Rail, Raiways, but. the tonot was tirm. In the Canadian Railway Market scarcely any- thing was done, but the tone generally was firm. Graud Trunk First Preference rose i do. Second nd Third Preference, g do. Guaranteed, j do. I per Cent. Debenture Stock, i. Canadian Pacitic fell i. Foreign Railways were quiet. Mexican Second Preierence fell £ Mexican Central Bonds rose l. The American Railway Market was quiet, and the tone was hardly so gooci. A gooa business was done in Philadelphia and Reading Shares, which are now quoted xd. New stock was worth abor.t 9 dols. Ocher speculative issues were weak, Wilhout much change. Central Pacific of weak, without much change. Central Pacific of Caiitorr. a rose Denver Snares, i do. Pre- ierence, g; Erie, i do. Secoud Consolidated, -4 Otiio -ami Mississippi Shares, Wabash Pre- ference, do. General Mortgn^e, i; and New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio First Mortgage, i. Cnicago and Milwaukee fell y Laka Shore, Norfol k Preference, j; Northern Pacific Prefererce, § 'md Uiiioii Pacific, i. Banks.—National Provincial rose do., Ll," paid, 5 Staudard cf .south Africa, y. Gas.—Continental Uniou rose lasurade Allii,n(:.e Assurance rose j London and Provincial Marine, i; North British and Marmnri p- L Mires.—El Callao rose g, to 2g Griqualand West to | J.iaterafonteiu i. to 9; Mason and >5 u ,-v 1 It), tr. 9g C 1 16, tw 3 1-16; Nnndydroog 1-16, to 1 9-16; Ooregum I 15 to 1 5 16- Rio Tinto 3-16, to 20| Tharsis 1-16, to 5 5-16 Aituras ieh 6d, to los Bristol Broken Hil. i, to Garfield 1 16, to 11-16; Mysore Gold 1-16, to 3-16; Panuicillo to 2j. Telegraphs.—Brazilian Submarine rose g sVest India and Pmama, Anglo-Americau fell do. Preference, 2 du. Deferred, i. W aterworks.—East London rose 1. Miscellaneous.—Assets Idealisations rose a Debenture Corporation, S't Omnium Investment Deferred, 1 Ailiance Assurance, 3 London and x'r<.Tinci:il Marine, i North British aud Mer- cantile, i E CPowder, 4 Guinness Preference and do. Ordinary fell 3 Allsopp Preference, 2. Ratestelegraphe-i from the East were Bombay sua Calcutta Telegraphic Transfers, Is 4d; Hong Kong 4- moncha' bibs, 3s Oid andShanguai do, 4s 2^i. Indian Exchanges w-,e quoted :—Bank bills, bO Is 4 1 16d 30 days, Is 4 £ d demand. Is 4 3 16 Private bills, c0 days, Is 3| 1 30 flays, i- 5g i demand, b 4 i. Rupee Paper per Cents., 67 to 67j do. 4 £ per Cents.. 69| to 69g. ^piver was qn.e:. Bifcrs are quoted at 41 15~16i. As will be been from an ad verti«eicenc, in another column, the Taltal (Chile) Nitrate Company (Limited) has been formed for the purpose of acquiring and working certain extensive and v>uuable nitrate grounds in the district of Taltal, iu Chili. The properties are in one block, and ecmpris,) an area of nearly 1,000 English acre?. The nitrate grounds acquire;! by the company give every indication that for richne,s, capacity, and special iacilities for working, they will rank amongst the most im- portant and valuable in South America, A perusai of the prospectus will show that in many respects the company will be very favourably circiiHis'^need. Included in the directorate are Sir W. K. Arhuthnot, Bart., and Mr Joseph H. Thomas, the British vice-consul at Santiago. A company has been formed to take over the well-know 1 brewery business of Messrs J. Kunneley and Company, which has beeu carried on for upwards of iittv years at Burton-on-Trent. The total tfapital is £ 130,000. It will be seen that the certitifd net profits in the past have been of a very gratifying character. Furthermore, the business of the brewery is steadily increasing; and the present issue of capital affords an excellent opportunity to investors. Mr Lewis H. Iaac", M.P., is chairman of the beard of directors. The Harden :ar Lewis and Sinclair Company, Limited. "Letters of allotment in the above company were posted yesterday afternoon (August I -*» h). LOCAL STOCKS.—T?ff Vale Railway Ordinary, 223 to 2a> v Jivid«,r.cl and bonus Rhymney .10., 172 i.-i 17"/ Deocaa Land, fci to 7 Brokau liiils, 0^ to 3^.

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST, ,,Ippli, by Afessrs THACKEH.AY & CO., Stuck liiiu ->liare Uroiitrs, 3. DOCK V tiniiioe 1 Cardili XiiKKK SL'.IXKKs OF £ 750 Bute Dock JJebenaae Stock 60 Bland Shares 15 Barry Dock < £ i:y. ti'.l.v paid Prei. Shs., at 12; £ 00 Hancock l>et>t-ntuie stock 2~. National Bank of Wains Shares, at £ 12 2s 6d £ .iho Wye Valley lta;lv,ty c% Debenture ^tock 0 Uapcock Oru. Old Snares, at Is 10 Cardi i and Coiliety Shares, at 21s ód £ 30 Tü' Vale 4% Preference Stock U Vule S\ Preference Stock iO Xev.-po. 1 Aberc<ua C-.>iliery :-hares, at S5 cs 9d 4U Cardiff, Pcuarcu, and Uarry Junction Railway Sbarcf-, at -;av Do 1<-londd t ant! Swansea Bay Railway '0/. Preference >hares, &■■>. aid Ó Brynnsa*: ,i¡ A'oertiliei y Gas So ater £ l0 Shs., at par 6 Swansea Dry Dock -hares, at b Tilt:ME ARM lWYERS OF 100 R.lyuwey fully l aid Sha.res, a: 23s 9d .)V o outfc dt-") Cc l'ery B shares, at £3 11 .Hancock's S. wery uid Preference Shares 100 loucester Wagon Shares, at 4* 2o Hills Di-y Sock Snares, at £10 tcOO Xatt Vaie ltauway stock Hrscou o. Mrrthyr B Debenture stock & -piilev Sfcanss, at 584 c.> tilaiuorg nshire Bank Preference Shares, at £ 2 12s od £ 1*j0 4 ue" cent Debenture Stuck £ iG0 C'lrdiff Gas D st-ock, a. 105 2 Alexandra Dock it Railway E20 Shares, at 174 lo Btiugfiid lias and Water Shares, at 10.. 21; Loudon & Provincial Bank Shares, at £ lo OS 9d 2) llajirttej Railway New Shares, £6 paid TH ACKER A Y AND CO., CARDIFF, s: OCK-BROKERS. 1060

E. T. LYDDON & COMPANY, Telejraphic Address Lyddon. Carditf. STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, POWKW^PLACE, BUTE DOCKS. CAKDIFF. ON S A L. F — 1010 b Kill's Dry Dock Shares, ari;10 Is 6d £oC'G Pe-.ohroke and Tenby 4% Debent ire Stock £3W swan~ea Harbour 4% Stock, at :9 3d Bristol nù South Wales Waaon shares Cardiff Gas shocks 2. P-m'oed Terra. Cotta Brick and Tile Shares DO Barry Dock Or<iinary Shares, at 14 1 £100 Iia-0 S.S. %yia.Gay t L,W Share S.S. Kate Thomas 10;) outh Wales Colliery A shares, at 33s 9d 7:: do. B »hares, at ls 3d 100 N'tw B snares £.5,0 Bristol Gas Stock 50 N-jath Watfi Class B shares fxr.liff Newliort Arrow Patent Fuel ES pd shares 1C HutP Dry Dock Shares 20 HuMt3tnart Dry Dock B Shares w anted a 3rysM.iwr Abertillerv (iu A Water Shares, at 9} £ OO Tiff S ock 1 rv Ordinary ,hare-, at 13t '-irn• •'•gansbire Bank Pr-terenoe shares .icc Johr. Bland & C .uipany s Shares },on' p-.ei'erence shares, at E24 pren-iium 100 K!:ymney Iron £4 5s paid shares jL Collietv stoi'tss, at 21s » S.P. WILLS,STOCKBROKER, SWANSE A I felegraDLiie Address, Wills, Swansea.") 1069 E. J. EVANS & SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, 32, ST. AIARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 1067 BUYiSliS.—5 Bute Dry Dock Shares 2- National Bank of Wales Shares 20 Swansea Bank Shares £;),,0 Pontypridd Water Works Barry and Caaoxton Uas and Water Shares SELLEKS.—30 Royal Hotel ordinary Shares 30 do 6-: per c nt Pref. Shares 15 Hancock New Ord. Shares, at 4* prera. Barry Ordinary Shares, at 13i ¡ Cardiff, Penarth. ami Barry 4/. (guaranteed by Taff Vale Railway) -hares 1 Spiller Jfc Co. Ltd. share, at 09 ARTHUR STOCLEYT. LUCAS, STOCK & SHAKE BROKER. SWA.EA.I09 GEO. THOMAS, STUCK-bROlvER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS. CARDIFF BUYERS. 1072 Hancock's Preierence Shades, Old and New 10 Barry & Cadoxton Gd & Wa-er Shares, Q, 5s preia Bridgend Uas & Water Shares, at lut &ELLERs. Junction Dry Docks Oriental Steamship Co. Shares 5 Hanc ck's Ordinary Shares, at 15 Hancock's Deoentuies, at 106 FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STO EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address," Fleming, Cardiff. ON :SALE- 1035 Hancock Ordinary New 25 London iE Provincial Banks £ 100 share in S.S. Ann Tiioinas £ 4c.0 Barry 4, per cent DeDenture 2 Swansea Dry Dock shares—offers wanted 30 Provincial Trams, at 64 3d Ham-ocK Lt Cu. Ordinary Shares, at 15 2o Barry Gfmnary, at H £ 100u Great Western Ordinary W A N 1'KD 20 Bristol & West of Eng.and Banks 10 Bu; a i.'ry Dock "hares at 28 20 Waterlow Bros. & Layton Shares, at 15i o Mountstuari A shades Royal H"tel Company's Shares Carditf and Swansea Colliery Shares 10 London £ Provincial Banks, at 15 THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER ¡. DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegraph Address, "Gedge," Carditf. Z, ELLEtt;S- Hancock Preference Old Shares, at lli Neath Water A Shares Carditf at Swansea Colliery Shares )10 em tstua.rt B Shares 10 Waterlow Bros., and Layton 11 ancocl( Or,iii.ary, at Elb 2 Spiller Shares, at 60 Swansea Dry Dock Shires BUYERS.—'»V iudsor Sdpway -hares, at 15 Mountstuart A shares Cardiff and Swansea Colliery 40 Hancock Pref. New, at 158 prem 10 Barry Ordinary, at 13i PARSONS AND R O B J E N T, STOCKBROKERS, WESXGATE BUILDINGS, NEWPORT. ON SALE. 20 Rhymney Irons, at 25s 9d 10 Bristol and West of England Banks, at 154 16 Hancock's New Preference, at 18s 9<1 premium 50 Biau ifc Co. Shares, 13, 3d £ÓO Alisopp s Ordinary Stock, at par 50 Knalish Crown Spelter Shares at 3 £1000 Brecon and Merthyr, 18o5, Preference, at 15 15 Hancock Brewery Preference Oid Shares, at IH 2lJ Cheltenham Brewery Pref Shares, at 20s premium £":)00 Brecon and Mertliyr A 4 p c. Debenture, at 113 10 Bristol Brewery Shares, at 234 2l) London & Provincial Bank Shares, at 15± 20J Alexandra Doek Ordy Stock (offer wanted) £ ^8 Alexandra Dock 4? p c. First Pref. (otier wanted) Newport Corporation Annuities, to pay about 3<% o Bristol Wagon Old Shares, at 5 £ WANTED. 20 National Bank of Wales Sh .res, at 12 5 kO Eastern Dry !>ock stiar s '■ £ oC0 Pontypridd Water Stock Hancock's Prefereuce at 11 also New Pie. ct Ordy. £ 1000 Brecon and Merchvr, 1864, Preference, at 23 £ .000 Brecon and Merthyr A Debell turti, at 1114 £ 1000 Brecon & Merthyr .1:) Debenture, at O A 50 Carditf and Swansea Coal Snares, at 21s od

LATEST MAKKETS. CORN. LONDON, Friday.—Very little English wheftt avail- able, a id prices about the same; foreign, with forcing weather, fully od cheaper. Flour very quiet. Maize scarce, and fully as dear. Oats, bariey, beans, and peas firm. Arrivals British whea.t, 210 q ( Foreign. wheat, 47,2c!' qrs.; barley, 2,140 qrs oats, 25,470 qrs; maize, nil flour, 42,8o0 sacks. LIVERPOOL, Friday- Wbea:-fair trade at Id decline since Tuesday. Caiifornian, 7s 2d to 7s 2jd Chili, 6s lOd to 7s id red winter. 6s 1°,1 to 6s lid Bombay, 6 od to 7s. Flour steady. Nlaiza tii-m mixed American, 4s 7d to 4s 7jd round corn, 4s ód to 5s 4d. Beans- Saitii, 2bs 3d to 26s o i. Peas, 6s 2d. Oats about steady. GLASGOW. Friday.—Thougn the market was sparsely attenoed. Wednesday's firmness Was maintained. Maize realized lid in, re, the price being 13. 3d. Oats were specially buoyant and od dearer for scotch, and the price ló. to 17s 6d. Wheat and flour firm, but ouye;s are reluctant to concede advance; scotch wheat, 155 6d to 17s 6d. Barley, beans, and peas iLnchaTiged Scotch barley brought 18. to 20s. Crop reports still unfavourable, especially for hay. HIDE, SKIN. AND FAT. CAHDIFF, Friday.—(Westgate-street.)—Hides: 95lbs and upwards, 3jd; 851bs to 94 bs, 3jd 751 bs to 841bs, 3id; 65ibs to 741bs, 2(1; 56!bs to 641bs, 2gd 5olbs aud under, 2gd cows, 2sd to — bulls, 2;,1; cut and warbled, 2d to 3d. Calf skins: 171bs and upwards, 3id 121 bs to 161bs, 4,1,1 9ibs to lllbs, 4id lIght, c^.l. Pelts, Is to 4s. Lambs, Is to 3.;¡ 3d. Fat, lid to 2id. HOPS. LONDON, Friday.—The hup market is still active, but there hus been no further advance in prices. Reports from cb" plantations di not improve, although the cnaujie in the weather is supposed by some plaaii-ers to he favourable to the development of the plant. This is doubtless the case where the grounds are healthy, but that is, uniortuuiiately, ( rare exception. PRODUCE LIVERPOOL, Friday.—sugar market busy, and Drices hardening; cargo of Java floating landing f^r the Clyde. at 16s 6d. Beet arm August value, 14s ld. Coffee, cocoa, and castor oil quiet. Rice firm. Linseed, h.gher prices asked. Lard at 44s to 44s 3d. Palm oil turn soft oil, £ 18 to £ 18 15s Lagos, £ 19 to £ 19 5s. ti'-Ll soft oil Petroleum firm, at full rates; American, 7d to 7 d Russian, 62U. Turpentine, 28s 3d. Nitrate unchanged. LONDON, Friday.—^ugar—public sales of grocery crystallized chiefly bought in. sellers holding for higher prices. The lots sold, however, realised fuily the recent advance. Refined market firm both for home and foreign goods, and prices generally 3d higher. More speculative demand for beetroor, and p. ice. dearer; August selling at 14s 3d September, 14s, less per cent.; November and December quiet, at 12s 6d, less 4 per cent. Coffee-only one small sale, which passed off without material change. Rio futures quoted at c6s od for August delivery 52s 6d, Sep- tember 49s 3d, October 48s 9d, Novainber and 49s December. Tea-mall sale new season's Congous at Is OJd t Is 14d. Rice stea.,y, but inactive. Cotton market quiet. Jute in demand, at full prices. Aus- tralian tallow sales went at 3d advance. Tllow. Y C. spot unchanged. Turpentine, 28s. American petroleum was at 7ld Russian do., 6d spot. PROVISIONS. Ns. WHITLANI). Friday.—There was a fair attendance and supply, butter in casks realising from 9id to ?4d ner lb whilst butters in pound rolls varied from 104d to lOill. Beef, 7d mutton. 8d; and veal 6d per lb. Lie fowls, 3s 9d to 5s Otl; do. ducks 4s to 5s 6d per coup.e. Eggs were sold at 18 to 2C for 1,. LONDON. Friday. The butter market is steady, at about late values. Friesl-ind. 84s to 4s Kiel, S6s to 102s; Danish, 96s to 102.. Swedish, 96s to lOOz, Normandy, 90 to 100s; Jersey, 74s to 80s Kacon active and dearer Irish. 60s to 71s Hamburg, 56", to 63s; Danish, b6s to 62-. < iieese—steady market; American quoted at 40s to 48 Edam, 48s to 54s t (rmirla. 44s to J8S. LIVERPOOL, Friday.—Beef firm? at Is to Is 6d advance on the wee*. Por:< in f .ir request, and values harden- ing. Bacon closes steady, after some fluctuations, at ing. Bacon closes steady, after some fluctuations, at about previous rates. Shoulders rather in sellers' favour, and in fair demand. Hams in good sale during the week. and close firm, at rarher stiffer figures. Lard closes quiet, at 441 to 44s Sd, a decline of Is 3d on the week, Cheese was in better request, and fine sorts firmer. SUGAR. GLASGOW, Friday.—Market continues strong at very firm prices. The official repor states :—Market con- tinues strong, and everything sold at stitfer prices to a further 3d advance. BUTTER. CORK, Friliay.-Flrsts, 83s; seconds, 79s: third*, 77s fourths, 73s. Kegs-tirsts. 83s seconds, 79s thirds 74s. Vlild-cure i tirkiils-Suoertine. 98s; till. 34s mild, 8is. In market-120 firkins, 3 kegs, 194 mild. POTATOES. F? LONDON. Friday.—Fair up!,lies on sale, and trade continues quiet at about former values. Hebrons, 70s to 90s; Kidneys, 70s to 90s haws, 60s to 70s per ton. COALS. LONDON, Friday. -There was a dull market for seaborne boue coals, without quotable change in prices. Hettons and Tees, 15s 6d Lyons, 13s bd per ton. Ships arrived, 18 sold, 7 gas, 11 ships at sea, 5 wind, south-west. METALS GLASGOW. Friday.—The market is steady moderate business done at 39s 3.d, to 39s 4jri cash; 39s 6d to 39s 7o one month; buyers at later prices sellers, d more. Middlesbrough—buyers, 33s cash; 33s 2d one month; sellers, 33s 2d cash 33s 410. one month. Hematite done at 435 6d one month buyers, 43s 24 1 cash; 43s 5J. one month; sellers, 435 3d cash; 43, 6rJ one month. LONDON, Friday.—Copper nominal-Chili. S81 12s 6d cash S78 for three months G.M.B., 573 12s 6d one month and cash. Tin in demand, at advanced prices Straits, £ 92 lus to £94 for cash closing at best £9,) to JB94 lus for th ee months; Australian. B93 to E95 cash English ingots, .£9 to £97. Spelter, £ 16 ;2s 6d to £ 16 15s.Sijuiish^ lead, 212 17s 6d to £13: English do., F,13 5s. Scotch pig iron was at 39s 42d cash.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE CARl>IF* i~~S W ANSK A. t N K W PORTT I Aug .—— .,Ior.i E,n.; Hat. Mor. Elgt. Nlor. Rvn. Hgt. 6 M 6 2 6 25 31 7 5 6 5 30 28 10 6 15 6 38 32 0 7 T 0 48 7 9 33 1 5 53 6 13 29 9 7 1 7 22 33 6 8 \V 7 3o 7 oO 34 5 6 32 6 51 30 7 7 43 8 3 34 10 9 X 8 8 8 28 3a 3 7 U 7 32 31 1 8 21 8 41 35 8 10 F 8 47 9 o35 7 7 50 3 1031 2 9 0 19 36 u 11 S S 26 9 4; 35 6 8 32 8 53 30 7 9 39 9 59 35 8 12310 5,0¿534 0 9 14 9 36 29 910 18 lu 3834 5 4oll 5 32 3 9 26 10 20 28 7 10 5911 18 32 8 *-toatli Basin fPrinceof \\a.<es Dk lAiexamlra DK,

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, FRInAT. There was an average attendance on 'Change to-day, and in the steam coal trade a fair amount of business was effected. Prices for all descrip- tions were quoced very firm, doubtless due to the fact that most of the larger colliery owners are well supplied with orders, and that the outlook for the coming week promises to be a busy one. Houshold coals were in brisk demand at Thurs- day'" quotations, and a similar remark applies to bituminous small coal, Welsh cokes, and pitwood. In our local freight market to-day chartering for steam was moderately active, and an average amount of business has been done all round for forward tonnage. Rates for the Italian and Mediterranean ports continue dull. Eastern and West Indian freights are firm. Baltic business quiet. Bay ports and coasting rates remain unchanged. f The following include the latest operations:— Ancona, 9- 9 (Lady St Germains); Gibraltar, as 3 ( (Ancia) Malta, 7, 6i (option); Alexin dria, 8, 6(i (Southgate); Danube, 9 (Muriei) St. Michaels, 9s 61 (Cadoxton) Venice, 9s 6d (option) Ancon*, 9s 4jd (Alludra) Gibraltar, as 3d (G E Wood); V (Inchgarvie); a Bilbao, 5s 61 (Ancient Briton); Valencia, 10s 9d, fuel (Martos); Malta, 7 (Arno) Stettin, 6s, slag (Kate Forster); Bilbao, 5s 6d (Mardy); Danube, 9> (Merridac). Sail.—The demand for this class continues active, and the market quotations in most in- stances still how an upward tendency. Rates for the River Piate close firm, and a similar remark applies to West Indian and West Coast freights. Eastern rates are steady. Baltic and coasting quiet. Mediterranean quotations remain unchanged. Ore.—Rates from Bilbao continue firm, with good demand for prompt tonnage to load for the Bristol Channel. There is also an improved demand from Benisaf, Carthagena, and Huelva for eariy shipment to the continent, and East and West Coast, United Kingdom.

LOCAL CHARTERING TRANSACTIONS SWANSEA, FRIDAY. — The following charters have been signed :—Outwards—Swansea to Belfast, 3s 9d; Swansea to Arzew, 12fcs, coal, 12fcs fuel (Merlin).

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. (SPSFHAI. L'DTSGHUI- T'KOU LLOYl) 9. 1 A cablegram from Valparaiso states the the Glenhet is ashore, and that she will become a total loss. The British steamer Yedmandale, from Port Said for Sulina, is at Constantinople, with her machinery disabled. She is now being repaired. The steamer Zeus, from Sr. Petersburg, collided with the barge Beatrice off Glasgow. The Zeus is apparently undamaged. The Beatrice's rudder and starboard quarter are damaged. Both vessels proceeded up the river. The steamer York, of Hull, from Genoa, put into Barcelona with her crank shaft broken. The steamer Blonde ran aground on a mud bank at Northfleet. Will probably float next tide. The steamer City of Dortmund, for Hamburg, passed Dover. She has been damaged by collision. The Norwegian schooner Plimsoll, from London for Rosario, with cement and machinery, arrived at Plymouth in a leaky condition. The Ansgar, frotn Grangemouth for Cronstadt, has grounded on the south side of Amack. The Poseidon, of Glasgow, for Buenos Ayres, has returned to Swansea tu have her foremast shortened. The steamer Strathesk, from Limerick for Lerwick, struck on a rock near Kyle Akin, damaging h. r hull: and was beached on a sandy bottom The steamer Electric, from Cd-en. has grounded at Slag Point, Llaneliy. The steamer Biythwocd has sunk at Woolwich after collision with toe steamer Navarino, outward bound. The latter returned to dock with her bows damaged. The steamer Helmstedc, from Hartlepool for Savoua, has arrived it Portsmouth oamaged above the water line by collision with the steamer City of Dortmund. The latter proceeded for Hamburg with little damage.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATU MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE. Friday.—Wind WSW, light, Weather hazy and tine. Sea smooth. Passed Bast— steamers Gathorne, of Newcastle Coniston Fell, sun- light. and Plantagenet. of Liverpool; Chevillgton. of London Jersey Cicy, of Bristol Cambria, of I-lanelly; Thesis, of Belfast. Passed IV .t-te.mers Thunder, of London; Sapphire and Amethyst, of Glasgow; Miry Nixon, of Newcastle At anchor in the Roads—tug Empress of India, of Cardiff.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Friday.—Wind W, fresh. Weather cloudy. Paused, bin*:—National Line steamer Erin, from New York, for London Newent. of Sunderland; Hill Line steamer Ludgate Hill, from New York, for London; Holbeiii, of Liverpool; Harriet and G M B, of M'ddtesbrough; Fredricsberg, of Copenhagen; Marne, of Plymouth. Passed West-Olive Branch, of Beaumaris Eagie, of Waterford; Atlantic. of Rostock Wild Wave, of Fowey; steamers Pacific, of Havre; Pizarro, of Barcelona; Glenmanna, of Newcastle; Guyenne, of La R chelie Pioneer, of Liverpool; Clara, of Glasgow; Elmstie,d. of Stockton; Telaiuoii. of Liverpool; Clif on Grove. of Bristol; Harley, of Liver- pool tug Flying Serpent, towing a ship.

TUG BOAT NEWS. The ship Bohemia, was left by the Clyde Shipping Company's steam tug Flying Huntress at 6.30 p.m. on Thursday, the 9th inst., 10 miles west of Lundy Island. Wind E.

SHIPS FOR ORDERS. The steamer Scott Harley, of Cork, arrived in Swansea Bay, on Friday, for orders, which she received from the Signal Station and proceeded for Newport. The steamer Lady Havelock, of Cardiff, arrived in Swansea Bay, on Friday, for orders, which she received from the Signal Station and proceeded for Card ff.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Clymene left the Tyne for Smyrna 9th G E Wood passed St Kathrin-'s for Dunkerque 10th Wm Symington left the Tyne for Venice 9th Cosmooo itan arvi St Vincent from Cardiff 8th L E Charlewood irvd Bilbao from st Nazaire 10th Gabalva left Antwerp from Carditf lDoh Badyr arvd Sab es from Newport 10th Redbrook arvd Newpor tor Bilbao 10th Rocheiort left Bilbao for Port Talbot 9th Sc Fagans passed Malta for Gibraltar 9th Bala passed Constantinople for Nicolaieff 9tli C-vbele left Boness for Smyrna 9th Allende passed Sulina for Galatz 9th I Congo passed Aden from Pondicherry for Marseilles 6th Bergamo arvd Gibraltar 10th C ARDIFF—ARRIVALS. I ROATH T>0CK, Aug 9—Aquitaine ss, 1120. ROATH DOCK, Aug 10.—J R Hinde ss, 467, London, light. EAST BUTE DOCK, Aug 9.-Speedwell ss, 628. New- port, light. Beignon s. 863, Bilbao, iron ore. Gironde ss, 461, Bordeaux, pitwood. Pengwern, 1573. Cork, ballast. Anna, 919, Sharpness, ballast. William Duthie, 953. EAST BUTE DOCK, Aug 10.-Achille ss, 442, Dieppe, ballast. Marbella ss, 503. Mabel ss, 715. Toroko, deals. Galileo S, 617. Rouen, ballast. Armonia, 410. Cadox- ton ss, 1140, Portishead, light. Alava ss, 1447. WI ST LUT'T DOCK, Aug 9.-0wain Tudor ss, 93, Pont l'Abbe, potatoes. WEST" Bum DOCK, Aug lO.-Julio ss, 439, Villa- garcia, pitwood. Eliza, 34. PENARTH DOCK, Aug 9.—Mersey ss, Liverpool, light. PENARTH Docii. Aua lo.-Carlo R ss, Genoa.. light. Marie ss, Weymouth, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK., Aug 9.-Fortunatus ss, Davies, Mar. 5elJltH, Lbnaoc1"Ïeve sa, Evans, Aden, chis GOvmr, 1 Menouas, St Nazaire. Corrwg ss, Gorvin, ijabtM. Llanthewy ss, Mills, Newport. Fradricksborg ss, Olsen, Cronsiadt. Banff, Crisp, London. Sapphire sa. Rutsen, ('ape de Verds. Zaire ss, Nugent, Venice. HOATH DOCK, Aug 10.- Vectis ss, Taylor, Ports- mouth. Thorneycroft ilS, Pugsley, Genoa. Aunis ss, Goorig, Rochefort. Blu", Jackec ss, Webb, Cape de Verds. Montauk ss, Jenkins, Colon. WEST BUTE DOCK, Am 9.—Pave, Durant, Llaneliy. WEST BUTE DOCK. Aug 10 -Dora Ann, JIoyd, Porta Losa. Be-sie ss, Hill, Hayle. Maria, Lawrence, Cork. Lucinda, Povier, Lanniou. Howard, Kendall, Gweek. Via, Sea. PENARTH DOCK, Aug 10.—Evelyn ss. Morris, Genoa. Derwentdale ss. Nicholson, < onstantinople Augustine ss, Harwood, Hamburg, Labarrouere ss, Lowther, St Nttziire. PENARTH DOCK, Aug 10.—Ellen Rickiners, Neelen, Singapore. Maria Ltura, Gardella, Tunis. Frances, Chappie, Charlpstown. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Aug 10. Bordeaux, Gironde ss, B, 461, Hooper & Campbell Oporto, Duuro ss, B, 276, Edwards. Robertson & Co Cadiz iind Rio Grande do Sul, Queen of the Isles, B, 148. Charleson, P Rowe & Sons Algo Bay, Willitm Duthie. B, 953, Barnes, Guthrie Cronstadt, I- eta sS. B, 766, Stally rass, Balmer 4k Co St Nazaire, Hercules SS, B, 2, Clyde Shipping Co Dieppe, Achiile s, F. 442, Leroux. Worms, Josse & Co Buenos Avres Galileo S, Iy, 617, Ferrari & Co Capetown, Umberto I. 766, Traverso, Morteo & Gratrex Alicante. Elfrida ss, B, 309, Johnstone, G S stowe Pon I'Abbe, Owain Tudor ss, B, 93. Evan Jones & Co Colombo, Pengwern, B, 1573, Evan Joues <s Co CLEARED-Aug JO. Algiers and Odessa, I'.veed ss. B. 16CO coal Huelva, Gogo ss, B, 350 coal, 50 general Cron-tadt, Beta ss, B, 1300 p fuei Sulina, Parklands ss, B, 2200 coal Port. Said. Picrun ss, B. 3200 coal Huelva. Neto ss, B, 1000 coal, 600 coke Heivoecaluis, Dryad, B, 355 coal Alicante, Elfrida 5: B, 471 p fuel Corunna, Clara, B, 320 coal Port Said, Buc ntaur ss, B, 2400 coal Oporto, Douro ss, B, 275 coa; Malta, Camilla ss, B, 1200 coal Odessa, Hartville ss, B. 2000 c al Iquique, Ben Doui an, B. 2721 p fuel Cet. e, Hugin ss, Nwy. 500 coal Mar eilles, Thistle ss, Nwy, 500 coal Monte Video, Fredrik stang, Nwy, 1570 coal Cape de Verds, Demetra, Ger. 006 coal Singapore, Andrea Rickmers, Ger, <2:0 coal linb-tiba, Triton, Nwy, 342 coal Rosario, Luchina C. Iy, 797 coal IMPORTS—Aug 10. Pont l'Abbe, Owain Tudor ss, 140 potatoes, R England Vill,igarcia, Julio ss, 640 pitwood, Rowley, Ti.omas Bilbao, Beiancn ss, 1723 iron ore, Dowlais Co Bordeaux, Gironde ss, 850 pitwood, Simkin Bros Toroko, Mabel ss, 423 standards deals, Alexander & Co SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, Aug P.-Susaiiiiah, 67. Bristol, maize. Worcester, 55, Bridgwater, general. Margaret Ann, 75, Bristol, maize. S..pphire ss, 170, Penarth, light. Galvanic ss. 239, St Malo, light. Atalanta ss, 89, Gloucester, flour. NORTH DOCK, Aug 10.—Charles, 56. Gloucester, nitch. Viking ss. 158, Laxey, blende ore. Cambria ss, 46, Llaneliy, light. Sunlight ss, 245, Liverpool, general. Leopard ss, 41, Highbridge, copper ore. Gathorne ss, 765, Huelva, coppe ore. KIVER, Aug 9 —Sumus ss, 141, Runcorn, salt. SOUTH DOCK, Aug 9.—Poseidon, 219, put back. Velindra ss, 65. Ilfracombe, passengers. SOUTH DOCK, Aug IG.-Cather ne, 23, Mumbles, limestones. Ark, 65. Fremingt. n, light. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK,' Aug 9.—Taurida ss, 554, Huelva, iron pyrites. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Aug 10.—Jersey City ss, 1261, Bristol, general. Coniston Fell ss, 169, Working- ton, blooms. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Aug 9.-I,afrowda, Harvey, Neath. Avilesino ss, Lanza, Newport. Express, Wilkins, Watchet. Dolphin ss. Lake, Pont I' Abbe. NORTH DOCK, Aug 0. —sapphire ss, Wilson, Newry. F Beddoe, Marks, Abersoch. William ffl Annie, Wal. lace, London. SOUTH DOCK, Aug 9 —Rio Formoso ss, Thomas, Pad. stow Biih trd, Bydder. Oxwich. SOUTH DOCK, Aug 10.- Velindra. ss. Read, Ilfra. combe. Mary Nixon ss, Robertson, London. Condor, Jackson, Gloucester. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Aug 9.— Thunder ss, Gray, London. Douro ss, Branf rt. Leghorn. Awethjst ss, Donaldson, Havre. ENJ KRED OUTWARDS- Aug 1C. St Brieux, Musgrave SR, B, 63, Hurrie* ros & Co Rouen, Galvanic ss, B, 239, Ferguson, W Howell St Paui de Loanoo or Banana, Suzerain, B, 392, Wil. liains, Bevan Evans & Co Tilt Cove, Sea F- am. B, 318, Jones, Down,.t Co New York. Jersey City ss, B, 1261, Burgess & Co Quebec, lveihoi, Nwy, 4o4. Nielsen. Burgess & Co Vera Cruz, Cato, Nwy, 342. Johan "sell. Strick < £ Co CLEARED—Aug 10 Civita Vecchia, Herschel ss, B, 1970 p fuel Ensenada, Comorin, 1160 coal Paramaribo Plus, 240 coal Rouen Galvanic ss, B, 720 coal fianta Fe, Nuovo San Guiseppe, 443 coal Candebec, Minnie ss, B, 620 coai Pont l'Anbe, Dolphin ss, B, ballast IMPORTS-Ang 10. New York, Jersey City ss, 1 case machinery, order Huelva, Taurida sS, 1019 iron pyrites, I' P Thomas Huitivi, Gathorne ss, 14,70 copper pyrites, order Laxey, Viking ss, 80 blende ore, Swansea Vale Spelter Co 100 blende ore, Dillwyn & Cu; 100 blende ore, Vivian < £ Sons Workington, Coniston Fell ss, 300 blooms, order Gloucester, Atalanta ss, 100 sacks flour, J Lloyd; 100 sacks flour, T Hughes Mum bies, Catherine, 37 limestones, Great Western Railway Co Highbridge, Leopard ss, 25 copper ore. H Bath & Sons Bristol, Susannah, 4000 bags maize, 120 bags flour, J Michael Gloucester, Charles, 105 pitch, Graigola Merthyr Co Runcorn, Snmus ss, 250 salt, Vivian A sons P. rtishead. Margaret Ann, 800 sacks ma:ze, J Dyer 325 sacks barley, T Price EXPORTS COASTWISE—Aug 10. Newry, Sapphire, 343 coal, 20 bunkers, Vivian A Sons Belfast, Coniston Fell ss, 290 coal, Graigola Merthyr Co West Bank Dock, Sumus ss, 250 salt cake, 6 bunkers, Vivian & Sons Briogwater. Ark, 80 coal, Evans t Bevan; 50 coal, Gwaun Cae Gurwen Co Llaneliy, Cambria ss, 130 copper ore, H Bath & Son Cardiff, Victoria, 121) burnt ore, Vivian & Sons Dublin, Slater, 170 coal, T T Pasooe NEWPORT, ENTERED OUTWARDS—Aug 10. Gibraltar, England ss, E, 631, 0 rders & Haudford Gibraltar, Palotnares ss, B,882, C A Young & Co Savona, I' lstow ss, B, 1139, Gray, T Beynon & Zo Havre, Wm Banks ss, B, 459. Pow,I Duffryn Co Rio Janeiro, Voeni, Nwy, 959, Ol-en, T Beynon & Co harbadoes, Atlantic, Ger, 51'2, G W Jones, Heard & Co Barcelona, Levkrington ss, B, 679, Ckrke. Cory Bros Conquet, Mabel, B. 70, Wadmore, A Stniielinuse & Co Portsal, Amelia & Jane, B. 57. A Stonehouse & Co Dakar, Rialto, Den, 438, Jtirgensen, R Getting jail Buenos Ayres, Goethe. Nwy. 399, R Geching jun Monte Video, Boca, Hosario, air! Buenos Ayres, via London. Zephyrus ss. 13, 1351, Rennie. Wilkinson Bahia, Latona, Nwy, 544, G W Jones, Heard It Co CLEARED—Aug 10. Castro, Cora Maria ss, B, ballast Castro, Sailor PI ince ss, B, ballast Para, Daisy, B, 735 coal Barcelona, Leverington -8, B, 1300 coal Savona, Elstow ss, B, 1700 coal Lisbon, Farnley Hali ss, B, 1190 coal Rio Janeiro, Mary Hasbrouck. US, 1071 coal Havre, Wm Banks ss, B, 960 coai Sables d'Olonne, Hero ss, B, 740 coal IMPORTS—Aug 10. Bordeaux, Thomis Coats "s, 900 loads pitwood, New. ort Pitwood Co Bilbao, Redbrook ss, 1400 iron ore, Rhymney Co Salta Caballo, Activity ss, 14 0 iron ore, Blaenavon Co LLANELLY. CLEARED—Aug 10. Dieppe, John She!lev, 8, 360 Coal Fecamp, Pet, B, 190 coal Dieppe, Harriet ss, B, 550 coal Rotterdam, Glenmore ss, B, 470 slacs Dundalk, Bulia, B. 126 coal Cowes, Jessie Stewart, H. 17 coal Faversham, Collina, B, 280 coal NEATH AND BRITON FERRY. ENTERED OUI'WARDS—Aug 10. Caen, Colscrup ss, B. 318, Dupear, W M Jeffreys CLEARED—Aug 10. Caen, Colstrup ss. B, 560 coal Cemaes, Ernest, B, 120 culm Fvanq & Bevan Penzance, Lafrowda, B, 200 coai, Dynevor Coal Co PORTHCAWL. ARRIVAL. Aug 10. — K impokus ss. Cork, light. SAILING, Aug 10 —Margaret, Falmouth, 1EC coaL PORT TALBOT. ARRIVALS, Au,- g.-Ar,n,a ss, Harrington, pig iron. Aug 10.—Plantagenet ss. Barr w, steel bar. Cheving- ton ss, Trpport, generaL Stucley, Bade, light. Gul. liver, Berwick, light. SAILINGS, Aug IO.-Ifor, Looe, coal. Purveyo.t, Bude. coal.

SCOTCH IUON TRADE. GLASGOW, Friday.— Ihe Scotch iron market has fiuctu "ted to a considerable extent this week. It opened very strong, w th a rnatenal advance in price and a large speculative business, but the report that the output of oroinarv Scotch pi5 was being increased bv about 1,300 tons a week, and that a considerable proportion of the in. crease must go into store, produced a very depressing effect. The price of warrants sn artlv rece ed. Later in the week the tone of the market improved owng to the favourable Board of Trade re- turns. At the close Scotch warrants were 3 d per ton dearer than at the end of last week. Thera haT been c"mparativeiy little doing in our market this week in Cleveland and Cumberland warrants. An additional furnace has been put n blast at Calder Ironworks, and there are now 87 in operation, compared with 84 twelve months ago. There is a small increase in the stocks in the Glasgow Iron Stores, and the increase is expected to continue for some time at the rate ot at least 200 tons a day. The pis" iron shipments are considerably above the average in amount. Steel makers are very busy, and they are asking higher prices for the orders that are in the market. Manu- factured iron a.nd coal are also active.

NEWCASTLE TRADE REPORT. NEWCASTLE-ON-'IYNE, Fr-,day.-Coals g- nerally have a steady market; best Northumberland steam remain at 7s 6d nett, but are firm at that second class steam coals realise 7s, and small 2s 6d. shipped. A great demand is experienced for gas coal, shipments being large for export "nd also for London gas companies, who are storing for winter. Prices of gas and manu- facturing and smithy coals stlady, at 6s 6d to 7s. Coke very firm pig-iron 3d down, l in shed iron firm steel p:att's and angl-s, 2s 6d dearer. Shipyards and engine manufactories buiy chemicals dull.

THE STAFFORDSHIRE IRON TRADE. AN IMPORTANT COMBINATION. An important combination for advancing prices was formed yesterday amongst the strip iron makers in S,)uth Staffordshire. These firms have been invited by the NationaY Tube Makers' Association, which controls the prices of tubes, to form a syndicate to advance the price. of iron used for tube making, and to adopt a uniform selling basis. The suggestion has been adopted, and "sixteen of twenty firms have signed an agreement advancing prines 7 6d per ton, namely, to 5 guineas. It is anticipated that the other firms will shortly sign.

DR. DE JO^SK'S LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL.—IN THE WASTING DISEASES OF CHILDREN ITS EFFICACY IS UNEQUALLED.—Dr. R. C. Croft, author of "Handbook for the Nursery,' writes: "I have tried Dr. de Jongh's Ljght:Brown Cod Liver Oil, and find that it contains all tluj properties which render the Oil so efficacious. Dr. de* Jongh's Oil is almost a specific in many of the Diseases peculiar to Infancy and Child- hood, and I have seen marked benefit produced by its use, Patients prefer it to the Pale Oils, and are able to retain it more comfortably.' Sold only in capsuled Imperial Half-pints, 2 bd Pints, 4s 9d Quarts, 9s; by all chemists. Sole Consignees, Ansar, Harford and Co ,21U High Holboru. London. 1O¿1 E —

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Address, "Confideuc," South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 364 rjWO Young Gentlemen, ample means, wish to cor- a respond with two ladies, view to mttrimoii Dick and Tom, Ivey Cottage, Overton, Gower. 2:00 iiUtticaL A GENTLEMAN educated for the medical profes- A sion and of active business habits, or one who has been engaged as pharmaceutical chemist, can be profitably employed.—Address Medicus, ''Daily News" Office, Swansea. 307 WANTED, assistantship by unqualified man, can visit, dispense, attend midwifery, full curri- 1'Uluill.-Atlll1e-b "Viva," "South Wales Vaily Kewq" Office, Swansea. 34.3 WANTED, a Welshman, about the 20th of August, to act as locum tenens in colliery practice for about a fortuight.-Apply, slating terms, to Surgeon, CJWA^OLR^IVEY^CHEMISTJPMUYPRIDCL^JSL^ JfhrstraL A FINE TONED Pianoforte, equal to new, for 15 guineas, being positively only half its value.— At 65, N ewport-i oad, Cardiff. 265 ItS ALFRED ^MORRIS, L.R.A.M., will recom- l' I mence lessons in voice production, singing, piano- forte, and harmony, on August 18th. Saturdays and Tnursdays at 5, Crockherbtown, Cardiff Wednesdays at Newport; other days Lulworth House, Caerleon. Vacancy for resident pupil. 116 g USIC MADE EASY."—A marvellous easy iT 1 method for all to play Piano, Harmonium Is, free.—Rev Win. Hughes. Blackmill, Bridgend. 236 SCHOOL OF MUSIC, in union with the London College of Music.—Miss Simpson, Glynrhondda- street, Cathays, Cardiff. Pupils prepared for L.C.I. exitluiiiations. 497 (ftiuicaticrnaL -1 iLIFTON, BRISTOL.-The Principal of a high- class school for the daughters of gentlemen can receive next term a young lady at reduced terms, owing to an unexpected vacancy. Leading professors attend. Resident Foreign and English governesses —Address, B. A." Singleton, Artist, Regent-street, Clifton. 285 RENCH, Spanish, Italian, German, Private Tuition JL Classes. Special Classes for Commercial Corres- ponnence and Conversation. Candidates prepared for the Medical, Law, Civil Service, Excise, and Customs .ExaJli1latiolls. cholarships (through the post), Arith- metic, Book-keeping, Shorthand.—Mr W. Haines, Public Translator, 25, Park-street, CardiS. 50 "VT" CORNWALL.—Educational Home for Young 1.1 Ladies. English and accomplishments sea bathing, charming house and gardens; excellent references. Reduced fees, £ 10 the term, Christmas holidays included.—Myra, Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 418 SWANSEA.—Lessons given Arithmetic, Pitman's Shorthand, Steam, Chemistry, Metallurgy, Candi- dates prepared for Civil Service Competitive Examina- tions, Engineers, Local Marine Board Examinations.— Joseph Harris, Certificated Teacher, 6, Lower Oxford- street, Swansea. 919 VACANCIES in superior Girls' School careful, V refined home training examinations. Terms, seven to ten guineas inclusive. -11 otueland, Daily News," Cardiff. 229 domestic ^fcrbnttts. £ i ENERAL SERVANT wanted, immediately. 1 Welsh preferred, but not indispensable. A wil- ling girl would find a comfortable home.—Apply at 66, Miskin-streec, Cardiff, between 2 and 4 o'clock any afternoon. M~ RS FUHNIVALL wants two good General Servants (Canada) to wash and iron comfort- able home; excellent wages; expenses paid. Two Nurses, Cardilf, and Pa.rlourrnaid,Ialyern.-99, Castle- road, Cardiff. 401 WANTED at once, in a Christian family, a res- pectable General Servant.—Address 53, Windsor- road, Penarth. WANTED, a strong girl as General Servant; must T t be able to waso.-Apply, with reference. 84, Glebe-street, Penarth, Cardiff. 434 ANTED immediately, strong, active Girl, able v 7 to wash and iron well, age 18 to 20.—Apply to Mrs E. H. Davies, Pentre. 406 ANTED, General Servant.—Apply 27, Commer- ▼ T cial-place, Aberdare, between 6 and 8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday.] 374 WANTED, good General Servants and House and Parlour Maid Nursemaids require situations. —Apply Catholic Repository, Charles-street, Cardiff. 303 YV ANTED at once, General Servant, able to wash v T and iron good character indispensable.—Ap- ply S. Bateman, Grocer, Risca, Mon. 351 \1 ANTED, a respectable Young Girl as General t 7 Servant (Welsh); from the country preferred one in family, an old lady.—Apply at 5t), Adam-street, Cardiff. References required. 234 WANTED, by highly respectable person, Situation as Working Housekeeper 10 years' reference. —Address Gwladys, 11, Mill-road, Ely, Cardiff. 299 WANTED, an experienced General Servant.— Apply at The Grove, Clytha-square, Newport, aion. 328 WANTED, good General Servant, aged 18 fond T t of children from country preferred must have good character.—Apply 30, Loudoun-square. Cardiff. ^295 \\f ANTED, good General Servant; part of the T t washing put out; help given wages, £16 good character necessary.-Apply by letter to K., Linden Villa, Lewisham Park, London, S.E. 321 YV ANTJ £ I>' good General Servant; must under- T T stand plain cooking; good reference required.— Apply Mrs Snell, Stanwell, Penarth. 282 f ANTED, strong Girl as General Servant in T farmhouse. References required.—C. Madley, Old House, Dingestow, Monmouth. 238 WANTED, General Servaut, good character; early riser.—Mrs Thomas, Probate Registry, Llan- daff. 204 WANTED immediately, a General Servant; good plain cook.—Apply Kemys Villa, Caerau Park, Newport. 1458 WANTED, a good General Servant in a small family.—Apply at once to Mrs Griffiths, Bryn Teg, Pontypridd. 232 WANTED, respectable person as Housekeeper good home for suitable person.—Apply with full particulars, to Box 10, Post-office, Port Talbot.231 WANTED, a clean, respectable Girl, about 16.— Apply 38, Kent-street, Lower G range to wn, Cardiff. ° 193 "VV' ANTED immediately, good General Servant for T T farmhouse, about two miles from Brecon. State age and wages to E. Bugby, Fountain Inn, Brecon. 179 WANTED, Situation as Housemaid; aged 24^ u ^a?es £ 16'• 16 months'character,—Harris,' i rajich ClAh.J?0AI;)I1" JE1 I WANTED, an experienced General Servant; one v who thoroughly understands plain cooking.— Apply 42, Park-place, Cardiff. yn ddioed, Morwyn Gymreig gref. X Cartref cysurus i ferch dda. Ymofyner yn ber- sonol neu trwy lythyr, yn 66, Miskin-street, Caerdydd, rhwiig 2a 4 o'r gloch prydnawn. ítuatínn5 Vacant. BAKER wanted, middle-aged, for bread. cake, and little public baking. Must be steady. or need not a.pply. _References and salary required (indoors), to I Mr Evahs, 106, High-street, Dowlais. BOOT TRADE.—Rivetters wanted on all classes of > work.—Apply W. B. Witchell, South Wales Boot Manufactory, Abersychan. 394 BOOTMAKER.—Wanted, a competent Hand for new work and repairing. Sober man required.— Apply Thomas Morgan, 5, Lee-terrace, Penrhiwceiber. BOOTMAKER Wanted, good hand at new work H.) and repairing need not apply unless sober.—D. Davies, Boot Exchange, Penrhiwceiber. 341 (JOLLIERS wanted.—Apply Manager, Meiros Col- l liery, Llanharran, near Llantrissant. 1442 "IT'MPLOYMENT offered to all, either sex, whole or JDj spare time. Can earn from S4 to £6 weekly. No insurance, no painting, no canvassing. Thoroughly practical, cannot fail. The best and surest opportunity to make money every offered. Fullest particulars, with instruction to commence at once, six stamps.—J. H. Voyce, 21, Napier-street, Gloucester. This is genuine. 418 FOREMAN wanted, with good reference, to buy )L' Skins, and manage a. Fellmonger's Yard.—Apply 30, Monk-street, Abergavenny. 243 HAIRDRESSERS.—Wanted, a Young Man, good J[JL haircutter and shaver.—Apply, stating terms, etc., Price, Hairdresser, Strand, Ferndale. T.r NOTING MACHINIST.—Wanted, Girl having experience in working a round machine.—Apply Machinist, Daily News Office, Cardiff 1502 ■_>AINTERS.—Wanted, several good brush hands at I once.—Apply Crisp Bros., Cadoxton. 405 ATTERN-MAKER wanted at once, one used to JL colliery work preferred.—Apply personally. Taylor and Gregory, Crucible Steel, Iron, and Brass Foundry, Hopkintown, Pontypridd. 335 |>ORK BUTCHERS.—Wanted, sober Young Man t used to the trade, and make himself generally useful.—Apply H. E., Daily News," Merthyr. 333 HOEMAKER wanted at once for stitch work and repairs must be sober.—Apply D. Farr, Hannah- street, Porth, Rhondda Valley. 348 STATIONERY RULER.—Wanted, a competent Hand. State age and reference.—J. E. Southall, Printer, Newport. Mon 441 miNWORKS.—Wanted at once, set of steady Men X for one mill. at Pontypool Road.—Apply D D. Lloyd, Clydach, Swansea. 195 WANTED, a good Lad, used to driving horse and trap call after six at 25, Wood-street, Cardiff. WANTED, a. Young Man as Trousers Hand must ') be steady no others need apply.—William John, Ivor House, Pencoed, Bridgend. WANTED, several Lads, from 16 to 18 years of age, to act as conductors on tram cars and omnibuses.—Apply Tramway Office, Cardiff. WANTED, an experienced and useful Man for 1' stables.—Apply Wood Brothers, Limited, CardiS. _d 357 V*/ANTED, a strong Young Man, about 18, to drive v out, etc. must be steady and willing.—Apply to William Jones, London House, Ynysmudw, near Swansea. 399 \\J ANTED, Young Man, to look after horse and VI trap, and generally useful; not under 17; in- doors. — Samuel Phillips, Grocer, Plymouth-street, Mertbyr..390 ANTED, respectable Youth, about 16 as indoor TV Apprentice to the Hairdressing Trade pre- mium.—Apply J. H. Jones, 26, College-street, Swansea. 2/7 "7 ANTED, a practical Boilermaker, who can also i H do smith work. Testimonials for ability and sobriety required.-Apply to Jones and Co.. Xcath. 281 tJop Assistants. &x. APPRENTICE wanted to the Grocery and Pro- vision trade. Sharp lad, understands Welsh.— Apply J. and G. Phillips, Commercial-street, Ferndale. A PPRENTICES wanted to the Drapery Trade well-educated Youth also Young Lady.—Bon Marche, 26 and 28, Stepney-street, Llaneliy 201 DRAPERY.—Wanted at once, Young Lady for Showroom sales.-Apply, with full particulars, Jones, Manchester House, Pontypool. 435 DRAPERY.—D. Thomas and Co., Temple-street, Swansea, are in immediate want of experienced Male and Female Assistants. 330 DRAPERY.—Wanted, sharp, energetic Junior; satisfactory reference indispensable.—R. Harris and Co., 164, Commercial-road, Newport, Mon. 1479 DRAPERY and OUTFITTING.—Wanted imme- diately, Junior, and an Improver Welsh.— Apply T. Evans, Temple of Fashion, Pontypridd. 233 DRESSMAKER.—Wanted, an experienced hand B must guarantee good fit and style.—Apply, stat- ing salary and enclose photo, to T. Evans, Pontypridd, RESS.MAKERS.— First Hand wanted, who must also understand mantles good fit and style indispensable references.—G. H. RESSMAKER8. — Wanted immediately, an ex- perienced Hand. State full particulars.—Apply S. N. Jones, Abertillery. 3H RESSMAKERS. Wanted, Apprentices; also thoroughly good Dressmaker. — Apply Mrs Morrison, 28, Cowbridge-road, Canton, Carditf. 258 B -tRESSMAKER wanted, experienced hand, for it f country trade knowledge of millinery. State age, salary, and references.—M. Thomas, Draper, etc., Velindre, Knighton, Radnorshire. 184 ft EXPERIENCED PROVISION HAND, well up in -1 Grocery, seeks re-engagement, age 26, single; 396' TitOCERY.—Wanted immediately, a strong, active "K Youth as Improver.—Apply, giving full particu- q.tn, in I>. Wfttkins and Sjft, JMQ.púril;tn, iit yvn»a.wr. 369 ("S ROCERY. —Wanted.,a smart Young Man 6o~k^k T after horse and deliver goods one accustomed to warehouse work preferred..—Apply Edward Jenkins, Maindee, Newport, Mori. 1484 (1 ROCERY.—Wanted at once, strong Improver, ~jl about 18, -willing to make himself generally useful; Welsh necessary.—Apply Evan Griffiths, Dowlais. 385 ("1 ROCERY.—Wanted, a smart Assistant also a Jf strong Junior must be strictly sober.—Apply L. James and Co., Nantyglo, Mon. 206 i ROCERYand PROVISION TRADE—Wanted, a U sharp Junior, accustomed to soliciting orders pre- ferred also an Apprentice.—Apply, stating full parti- culars, to Mr Alfred Davies, 49 and 50. Glyngwvn street, Miskin, Mountain Ash. 340 1 ROCERY & PROVISIONS.—Wanted, a strong IT boy, of good character, as apprentice.—Apply, stating full particulars, D. Bowen, 108, High-street, Merthyr. 339 HATS AND FANCY.—Good Hands wanted.— Apply, stating full particulars, Griffiths and Sons, Newport, Mon 397 HOWELL & CO., the Cardiff Drapers, have Vacan- jTt cies for Young Men. Applicants must give full particulars of their experience, and state salary required. 298 MANTLES, Costumes, Millinery, &c7, Fancy.— iYJt. Wanted, Young Ladies for the above depart- ments.—Apply Howard Jenkins and Co., Oxford-street, Swansea. 276 MILLINER wanted at once, able to serve through. Welsh.—Apply L. Smith, Anchor House, Pentre, near Pontypridd. 228 MILLINERY.—Wanted, a Stylish -Milliner, able to serve Welsh.—Apply, full particulars, W, Evans, Temple of Fashion, Tre"rky. 292 SMART Junior wanted, accustomed to cash pro- o vision trarle out-door personal application pre- ferred.—D. C. Evans, Central Supply, Dowlais. 419 ftpO DRAPERS.—Wanted, a Young Man as Assist- l ant; also a. well educated Youth as an Appren- tice.—Apply Hughes and Co., Stepney-st, Llanelly. 34b mO GROCERS.-Wanted at once, an experienced ft Young Man as Branch Manager, well up in pro- visions; an abstainer preferred.—Afp]y personally, Thomas Protheroe, Blaina. 278 WANTED, good junior Young Man for the out- T T fitting department. Also sharj; Boy as Appreu- tice.—Jones and Co., Temple of Fashion, Aberavon. 440 WANTED, experienced Saleswoman, capable of taking charge, and Assistant Saleswoman, for a Cardiff branch of the Greenock Worsted Mill Yarn Stores, to be opened on Thursday, )6th inst., at 26, High-street Arcade.—Apply Fleming, Reid, and Co., "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 13453 663—1435 WANTED, a respectable Youth as Apprentice to V the general drapery and outl|ttjng.Apply D. Bowen, Manchester House, Kidwelly, 402 ANTED, YoungLady^Tctive, goo^MTlliner.'and able to serve General Drapeiy—Apply T. B. Trotter, Coleford, Gloucester. 319 ( £ brkst JEattag*r$, «t. ACTIVE MAN, of good addrees, \vho has been em- ployed as railway clerk, is wanted.—Apply Clerk, Daily News Office, Swansea. 308 { ENGINEERING.—As Assistant Draughtsman or 1 otherwise (24) seven years' Vorkj and offices, colliery, marine, copper, steel, tin-plate works, machinery, estimating, corresndne, book-keeping high references 25s.—K. Y., Dailj News," Cardiff. POSTAL.—Wanted, a situation as >ostai and < Telegraph Clerk, willing to se1\>e also in shop.— Apply Edith," Post-office, Builth. ANTED by Young Man, age 23, situation as Clerk in tin-plate works. G»oci knowledge of the trade well up in mill and tin-l^e yields, and wages. -Address J. E. 53, Ann-street. Llanelly. 430 sanations WmteD. A S WAITER in Private Familits and Hotels, by j experienced Man, by day 01 week.—A B C., 12, New Oxford-street, Swansea. 392 A FARMER'S daughter seeks engagement as useful Companion; musical, fond 0 £ travelling; or experienced Nurse.—Address Edwards, Leyshill, Wal- ford, near Ross. 237 AKERS.—Wanted by a Young ijan aged 23, accus- JD tomed to a large bread and cake trade under- stands Decker ovens. State wages highest references. —Address Baker, 38, Alexandra-roa^ Canton, Cardiff. 342 BAKERS.—Situation wanted by good bread and f) cake hand as single or seconj. excellent refer- ences.—Apply B., Mr Hughes, statiSnel.) Pontypridd. 349 OILERMAKER seeks situate well up in boiler repairs can make own e plates.—J. H Daily News Office, Swansea. 224 CLfiRK of WORKS, or estate foreman and house and estate carpenter, deslles Re-engagement; has had large experience on a wqj.timbered estate first-claSs references.—Address 8, West-street, Bromley, Kent. _—— 407 I^ROCER'S HAULIER.—Situation wanted by a young man, in or near Cardie good references. —Address Haulier, Dally News office. Cardiff. 305 JAUNDRErSsTthorouglily eerienced, husband J! first class carpenter no famil). highest reference. —Address E. Goodman, 11, Marloy.road, Berger-road, Homerton, London. 316 mO BUTCHERS.—Young Man seeks situation as JL Under Slaughterman, or to kill small meat.— Apply J. Jones, Newland, Coleforj jig rpO PASTRYCOOKS, CoiifSttners, &c.-Wanted to Apprentice a smart Lad, a$e 16.—Full particu- lars S.D.. 5, Duke-street, Swansea, 312 JL Man, steadv, industrious.—^ Brown, New-road Calne, Wilts. 410 WANTED, situation as Garner, single handed I" or otherwise good character age 24 single. <—Address J. Evett, 23, Denmark-itreet, Bristol. 381 Y'V ANTED, Situation as Barmaid, experienced middle-aged person thoroughly domesticated speaks English and Welsh accus<)med to refreshment rooms, coflee tavern, and vaults highest references.— M.U.w. ,lQ. &r\il7*aa 'i v.'Ü>AI. (.?'. I J.. jLMttcKs, (ftratelbrsu &c. ADVERTISER, who has a. large and sound con- nection among iron, steel, and tin-plate manu- facturers, builders, contractors, colliery proprietors, etc., desires engagement as traveller.—Apply Q., "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 207 AGENTS wanted everywhere for" Complete Busi- ness Register tradesman's account book; 8alary and commission.-1\Iessrs H. Pamphilon, Congleton, Cheshire. 408 A GENTS wanted in every Town and Village throughout the United Kingdom. Terms most liberal.—Apply to J," Room 5, 1 and 2, Chiswell- street, London. 180 FOREMEN, Insurance Agents, and others can add to their income by forming our watch, jewellery, and furniture clubs.—Write for particulars to Hall, Manager, Waltham Club Association, Vulcan-street. Leicester. 185 HAT TRADE. — Wanted, a Representative for South Wales and West of England liberal commission to one with good connection.—Apply — South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 606 1ADY AGENTS wanted, B2 a day sure; new j) J rubber undergarment sells like wildfire try it.— Mrs Fry, 24, Dover-street, Folkestone. 423 lONDON & MANCHESTER Industrial Insurance Company.—Respectable men as Canvassers and Collectors wanted; splendid terms.—Apply Super- intendent, 137, Broadway, Cardiff. 389 SOAP AGENCY.—Wanted, a Man to represent a Scotch House manufacturing Household hard and soft Soaps; must know the trade and tind security for £ 100.—Apply Soap, W. Porteous and Co., Glasgow. 323 rriRAVELLERS and AGENTS wanted, calling on JL mills, mines, foundries, steam ship owners, and other users of steam power, to sell Fine Durable Com- pound Machinery Oils, iberal comnission.-Address J. B., care of Messrs Dewick, 46, Barbicap, London. 259 WANTED, Agents, Ac., in this district to sell V V Teas, in packets or loose, and at all prices good profits allowed.—Write to the Assam Tea Com- pany, 132, Upper Thames-street, London. Established 1844. 1237 ANTED, by a first-class firm of Boiler Makers, T T competent men as district Agents for all the principal manufacturing towns in North and South Wales.—Address W.B., "Western Mail" Office, Swan- sea. 375 Apartments. &c. 4PARTMF.NTS to Let; two or three unfurnished rooms, respectable people. — Apply 4, Louisa- street. Docks, Cardiff. 246 OPPORTUNITY for learning French thoroughly. Board or apartments in French family.—12, Richmond-terrace, Park-place, Cardiff. 306 IJ^ENARTH.—Lansdowne Private Hotel and first- l- class Boarding Establishment; opposite station. Sea view. Terms from 6s 6d per day. Apartments at Glendale, adjoining. 839 r 1,0 LET, front sitting and bedroom, very comfort- 8 able; no children close to trams; terms moderate. Apply Keville House, Neville-street, Canton, Cardiff. 425 WELL-FURNISHEDApartmentsThotTndcold bath near tram and stations good cooking terms moderate piano.—24, Glynrhondda street, Cathays, Cardiff. 220 YJlA RICHMOND-ROAD. — Comfortable Apart- JLTCTC^ ments for gentleman, or share sitting-room board with family bath, piano 'buses convenient; terms moderate. 327 limtses, \t.. IroKauted. UBLIC-HOUSE wanted~Cardiff or Newport^dis- trict, moderate.—Address M. W., "South Wales Daily News," Merthyr. 334 W" ANTED to Purchase, withina few miles of Swan- v t sea, a Freehold Cottage, 6 to 8 rooms, with a few acres of land attached.—Apply to Michael and Son. 10, Rutland-street, Swansea. 409 jfor £ ale.«ltaus £ s. 3Can&. Set. .(!1 ( CASH DOWN, the balance by easy instal- w .1 f ments, will purchase Houses in Upper George-street, Tyler-street, Theodora-street, Wells- street, Edward-street, Brunei-street, and Severn-road. —See Messrs Hern's Register.Offices,72, St. Mary- street, Cardiff. 1049 COUTRY RESIDENCE to be Sold, with tennis V7 lawn, gardens, orchard, stabling, coach-house, Ac., and about 14 acres of rich pasture land good mixed shooting and tishing.-Full particulars of J. Samuel, Ty Mawr, Llanbethery, Cowbridge. 288 LiiOR SALE, Montpelier-terrace, Swansea, three IP Freehold Houses and one Leasehold, containing nine rooms, bath, and w.c. inside.—J. and D. Jones, 47. Gorse-lane, Swansea. 311 I OR SALE, A House in Richmond-road, Cardiff, containing drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms, 2 kitchens, scullery and pantry, 6 bedrooms, hot and cold bathroom, and the usual offices; also a large greenhouse.—Apply D. J. Davies, builder 64, Crwys- road, Cath.ys, Cardiff. 895 SALE. 16, Dumfries-place, Cardiff; suit pro- I fessiorial man.—Apply on premises. 249 ROLLING MILL, Broad-street, Blaenavon, full. BY licensed house and premises, to be sold by private contract.—Apply on the premises. 241 ESTUN HOUSE, 188, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff.— ? ? This well-built freehold Residence for disposal, —Apply to Messrs Jenkins, Philharmonic-chambers, Cardiff. 1050 WYNDHAM-ROAD (No. 7), Canton, for Sale; V T well-built, good condition; front and side entrance six rooms and scullery let at 9s weekly.— Apply 82. De Burgh-street, Cardiff. 422 da be Wet—Rouses. SJattii* &c. BUILTH WELLS. — Furnished House (beautiful situation) to be Let, for August.—Apply Yates- bury, Bui.th. 239 IJ^ERRYSIDE.—To Let, well furnished, for a month Jt' or more, Cobden Villa, situate 011 the Cliff; good view of sea and Llanstephan Castle; large lawn and verandah; drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms, 5 bedrooms, w.c. ill house; use of piano, organ, and library.—Apply D. T. Morris, ^'erryslrte. 346 jV| AESYCWMMER.—To Let, Hill View House 9 IT I rooms, large garden, every convenience rent 5.-ly Evan Davies, Maesycwmmer. 214 MYRTLE COTTAGE, Goodwick, Fishguard, to Let, 1', t from September, furnished or unfurnished, con- taining two sitting, four bedrooms, kitchen, ek., good garden, meadow, coach. house and stable if required.- C. Bowen, Goodwick. 291 EWPORT.—Holmer Villa, Maindee. Ten-roomed _1A House, two bay windows, good drainage, un- obstructed view of Bristol Channel.—Apply S. Harse. Newport. 379 IJENARTH.—Furnished House; best neighbour^ t hood near church, beach, and railway station can be let from 10th August.—Eta, "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. P|V)^AB PROPRIETORS, Hauliers, and Others.— JL Convenient House, good condition, with capital three-stall stable, low rent.—Jenkins, Philharmonic- chambers, Cardiff. 1050 rI1° LET or for SALE, Country Residence, contain- JL ing ten rooms, coach-house, and stabling. 1 i acre land, within two miles of Cardiff; charming views.—Owen and Bryant, Cardiff. 363 mO be LET or SOLD, an 18-roomed House in Cathe. X dral-road, entrance to the Gardens also a 10- roomed House in Ruthin Gardens.—Apply to George Dix, 22, Woodville-road, Cathays, Cardiff. 383 f 110 LET, 230, Newport-road, containing 9 rooms; JL drainage perfect. Also 210. Clive-street, Grange. —Apply A. Kinnersley, 4, Upper Station-terrace, Car- diff. 412 rno LET. 35, Albany-road, Roath, conveniently ar- JL ranged House; hot and cold bath usual offices; good garden; rent £ 28.—Apply Hardwicke, School House, opposite Infirmary. 377 V\r INDSOR-PLACE.—To be Let, No3, Windsor- W place, Cardiff. The premises are admirsbly adapted for a professional gentleman.—Apply at the South Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff 1121 SOPHIA-STREET, DOC KS. —^even-roomed Dwelling-house to Let; immediate possession newly renovated.-Apply 50, Cow bridge-road, Cardiff. 415 CEo l^t.-lhiF.mess flmmsua. &.c. BUSINESS PREMISES to Let, 80, Dock-street, Newport, Mon.—Apply 011 Premises or at 15, High- street, Newport, Mon. 182 HOUSE and SHOP to Let, 45, Stuart-street.—Apply JL Philip Williams. Albion Steam Brewery, Bute- street, Cardiff. 367 IRONMONGERY and" GREENGROCERY BUSI- JL NESS, suburb of Newport; incoming low stock optional.—Address Stock, Locke's Advertising Offices Newport. 329 I — Tenant wanted for fully-licensed Si -J Public-house (now a shop); large premises, in centre of town ingoing about £10; immediate posses- sion.—Apply Mrs Hopkias, Vaughan-street, Llaneliy. 1491 and Cellar, newly built, best position in Cardiff moderate rental.— John Lewis, Contractor, Spital-square, Cardiff. 304 (^JOIIES OF OFFICES, St. John's-square fire-proof kJ strong rooms, suitable foi solicitors, etc. moderate rentals.—John Lewis, Spital-square, Cardiff. 304 TO BE LET, No. 3, Windsor-place, close on to .1.. Crockherbtown, as Offices or for business pre- mises. Contains 10 rooms, cellars, and large garden, and back entrance to Park-lane suitable for profes- sional man, milliner, tailor, draper, school, <fcc.—Apply South Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff. 1129 riWLET, House and Shop, 52, High-street, Swansea. ■- Double front, plate-glass.—Apply 1, Prince of Wales-road, Swansea. 429 rrO LET, with immediate possession, two good i. Public-houses; incoming low.—Apply W. L., South Wales Daily News," Swansea. 332 rpo LET, two large Shops, situate in High-street, JL Swansea; having extensive backs and show- rooms.—John Howells, Worcester-place, Swansea. 275 rrO LET. 70, St. Helen's-road, Swansea, as business 1. premises. Easy to turn into shop. Splendid posi- tions—Apply on Premises. 197 r j^O LET, large Yard and five-stall Stable, in Leck- I with-road, Canton.—For terms, apply A. Kin- nersleyj4, Upper Station-terrace; or 14, Leckwith-road, Cardiff. 411 1 QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF.—These Premises, v now in the occupation of the Singer Company, to be Let in September.—Apply L. Hopkins, 10, Queen. street. Cardiff. 210 IBusimsses for bistrosaL BUTCHERING Business for Sale, through illness. > Incoming £15 large house, stable, coach-house, &c.—Address T., 2. Brecon-road, Abergavenny. 190 •IENTRALLY'SITUATED, Cardiff, modem-fitted Hotel, with wine and beer licenses, doing a large trade; long lease free for fresh beer. Ingoing, £2.200, I of which £1,500 can be advanced.—Jenkins, Clarke, and Teasdale, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 FOR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL, a small Grocery. Provision, and Baking business, in a rising colliery district, suit a young beginner double fronted shop, good central position small stock, which can be reduced if required counters and fixtures complete.— Further particulars on application to James, Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 400 MILK round, three Cows for Sale, tins complete.— For further information apply to J. Lewis, Greenfield, Cottage. Porth, Rhondda Valley. 260 MILLINERY Business to be Disposed of small stock and fixtures to be taken to established over 18 years; ill-health cause of leaving.-12. Royal Arcade. Cardiff. 186 Horses, Xtbe totk. (Carriages. BRACE of handsome, good working Black Spaniel o Bitches, JB4 separately, £2 each.-T. H. Carver, Blaencorse. St. Clears. 205 BROUGHAM, light and stylish, con lition equal to new —Fuller'* CarriagejManufactories, Working. street, Cardiff. 439 I ARTS, WAGONS. Trollies, Vans, Traps, and Car. riages manufactured by the Bristol Wagon Works Co. Agents for Cardiff and district, J. Hibbert and Sons 10 and 11, CaAtte-stteet, Cardiff. Catalogues post free. l" PJ FOR SALE, Horse, Trap, and Harness; suit any JL' business, B15 the lot; sold together or separate. -93, Clifton-street, Roath, Cardiff. 192 (. OOD second-hand Wagonette, price moderate; J( also light aud stylish Carriage Manufactories, Working-street. Cardiff. 437 KNACKER CART for Sale had but little wear, break and everything complete; by first-class maker. Cost £24; price £11. Reason of sale, owner having no further use for it.—Apply John Williams, 19, Bridge-street, Leominster. 313 LANDAU (second-hand), in excellent condition, JLj lined with blue morocco and painted blue com- plete with brake, drag, &c.—For particulars apply to Vezey and Co., coach builders, 19, Milsom-st., Bath. 199 SECOND-HAND Dog Cart; also Rustic Pony Two- wheel.—Fuller's Carriage Manufactories, Working- street, Cardiff. 438 STRONG TIP CART, suit Builder or Contractor, £ 5 Greengrocer's Cart, £ 4 and Butcher's Trap, £ 6.—Lewis's Yard, Tin-street, Roath, Cardiff. 19l GREYHOUND PUPS, eight weeks old 1 price 10s each by Home Ruler.—For particulars apply Geo. Parsons, Castellwynos, Pontyclown. 225 WANTED, second-hand Omnibus, for station work, TV to hold six inside and carry luggage.—E. Hale, Luttieli Arms, Dunster, Somerset. 372 WANTED to Buy, good Carriage Horse, 16.2.— Address, with full particulars and lowest price, toX. Y. Z., care of Owen and Bryant, Swiss Chambers, Cardiff. 362 Hirtrdes, &r. MORRIS BROS., pioneers of the Cycle trade in t Wales, have alweys a large number of Machines for sale. All patterns Safeties, etc., either for cash, on hire, or monthly payments. Repairing, plating, and enamelling promptly attended to at lowest prices. 'SELF-PROPULSION:" Useful book for learners; 8d post free. Send particulars of what you require and stamp for lists.—Cambrian Cycle Works, PONTY. PRIDD. 1147 HUMBER CYCLES.—The Humber cycles hold Jf_jL all the path records, from one mile upwards. Sole agents for these excellent cycles, Wheeler and Co., 10, Castle-road. Cardiff. 1189 IVEL CYCLES. —The Ivel safety holds all the road JL records, 295 miles have been ridden in 24 hours on the Ivel safety.—Sole agents, Wheeler and Co., 10, Castle-road, Cardiff. 1189 SINGER CYCLES, Singer Cycles.—Why buy in- ferior machines when you can be supplied with a genuine Singer rear-driving safety for 12 guineas, the finest roadster in the world ?—Sole agents, Wheeler and Co., 10, Castle-road. Cardiff. 1189 Rf b>IN. Excellent Roadster, ball bearings to front, convenient tack wheel, quite new a bargain. —Apply 315, Cowbridge-road, Canton, Cardiff. 424 53 INCH (Invincible), ball bearings both wheels; hent handles; splendid light running machine; can be seen at any time. Price 50s.—Cyclist, 24. Duke. street, Cardiff. 296 54-INCH ROADSTER, ball bearings to front, cone v j: to back wheel; new machine Hillman Her, bert, and Cooper's make complete with spanners and oil can, jE5 10s.—R. Swirl, Rock House, Pembrey. 387 iKacljntery, finals. & NEW TANK LOCOMOTIVES of the following sizes ALWAYS IN STOCK — Cylinders, 16 diam., 22 stroke, 6 wheels, coupled. „ 14 „ 20 6 13 „ 18 „ 6 It 10 „ 14 „ 4 Several others in progress. These have been specially designed for COLLIERIES, CONTRACTORS, IRONWORKS, Ac. Second-hand Locomotives for sale or hire. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES PROMPTLY REPAIRED. pECKETT AND SONS. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE BUILDERS, BRISTOL. 1081 1) 0 W I S & ^10., STATION APPROACH, CARDIFF. MANUFACTURERS OF SAW MILL MACHINERY MORTAR MILLS, BRICK-MAKING MACHINES, CRANES. LATHES, ENGINEERS' TOOLS, STEAM ENGINES, & BOILERS. CASH OR HIRE-PURCHASE SYSTEM. A large quantity of SECOND-HAND ENGINES and MACHINERY. AGENTS WANTED, who will be liberally treated. London Firm ;—CHARLES POWIS & SON, 1155 51. Gracechurch-street. E.C. '1' 0 GTEAMSHIP QW N E R S Requiring New MARINE OILERS Of the Highest Class and Power. Apply for Prices and Designs to G. K. STOTHERT & CO., 1239 ENGINEERS, BRISTOL. FOR SALE, a pair of Horizontal Engines, coupled, J. 26in. cylinders, 4 feet stroke (condensing), adap- ted for 65 Ibs. pressure, built by V. Coates and Co., Belfast one two-flued Boiler, 25 x 7, with 10 Galloway tubes in flues; one Galloway Boiler, 26 x 6'6, with 26 Galloway tubes in flue one do., 20 x 6 6, with 20 do., all double-rivetted inlongitudina.1 seams, and working pressure651bs.-Apply to Browne Bros., King-street, Cork. 1490 SALE, 20-ton Weighing Machine. 13ft. 6in. JP long, by Bartlett and Son, good as new £35 nett cash.—Apply Rails, Daily News," Cardiff. 356 SALE.—One Compound Horizontal Engine, high pressure, cyl. 22in, low 44in. One Hori- zontal, 18in cyL. 2ft 6in stroke, variable expansion valves. One pair 14incyls., 2ft 6in stroke. Three Boilers, 30ft by 7ft, 5 Galloway tubes in each flue. One double- ri vetted Boiler. 28ft by 7ft, 10 fiallowav 64, Orlando-street, Bplton. 1128 ON SALE.—Six Double-flue Boilers. 30ft by 7ft, 5 Galloway tubes in each flue.—Apply Lawrence Scowcroft, Engineer. Bolton. 1128 f ANOASHIRE BOILER, 27ftT by 7ft., and 14 h^ J_j Horizontal Engine for sale, cheap.—Fielding and Piatt, Gloucester. 41 PORTABLE ENGINES, 12 to 7 h.p. two semi- portables, lOh.p. air-compressor, 6-inch centri- fugal pump; sale or purchase hire cheap.—Fielding and Platt, Gloucester. canons aitit (kuliiery Herjutsties. BUTE SPRING WORKS.—The proprietors have t) now commenced operations at their works, East Moors, Cardiff, and are prepared to execute orders with dispatch for all classes of railway, wagon, buffer, a.nd bearing springs; also volutes, conicals, &c. Repairs done promptly and at moderate rates. Orders will be esteemed and receive prompt atten- tion. 1265 IjlOR SALE OR HIRE, several good Railway 11 Wagons of seven, eight, or ten tons each.—Apply T. D. Lewis, 5, Bryn-road, Swansea. 1160 JOSEPH HEALD & CO. have a number of 10 and 8-ton Coal, Coke, and Ballast Wagons lo 1 Sale or Hire also 100 New 10-ton G.W. and T.V.R., for ca-sh or redemption, at a low price.—Address Bute Wagon Works, Cardiff. N.B.—Repairs promptly attended to at all stations. 1182 ■ RAILWAY WAGONS for hire or sale. Cash or deferred payments.—The Midland Railway Car- riage and Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Works, Birmingham. 1082 WELSH WAGON COMPANY'S WORKS, East Moors, Cardiff, builders of every description of Railway Wagons for cash or redemption hire. Second- hand wagons supplied at very low rates. Railway wagons repaired or purchased for cash and let to tenants upon redemption hire.—Apply Andrews and Baby, 3, Pearson-place, Cardiff. 1102 ffiiscelkmotts Mattfs. WANTED at Michaelmas next, a mixed Farm, v v from 100 to 150 acres, with farm-house and attach- ments.-Apply 3, Clytha Park-road, Newport, Mon.1477 'TANTED, first volume of Tit Bits." One T T thousand answers to one thousand questions.— Apply Fred..Morgan, 3, Maendu-street, Brecon, S.W. 317 ANTED, Left-off Clothing of every description V t 60 per cent. above small dealers.—Mr and Mrs Mance, 257, Bute-street, Cardiff. 217 WANTED, hard filling and rough Gravel at St. VT Dyfrig's Church, Wood-street.—Apply F. S. Lock, Contractor. Cardiff. 194 WANTED, 5 tons of Old Copper and Machinery T V Brass, in quantities not less than half cwt.— Thomas Jones and Co., Wharf-street, Cardiff. 984 WANTED, Indies who can knit, do embroidery, TT crewels, Ac., to send their name and address to the Providence Mills Spinning Co., Bradford, when they will receive gratis, post free, a. splendid set of patterns of Wools and Silks, and particulars showing the great saving (3d in the shilling, in some cases more) by dealing direct with the spinners. Mention this paper. 1173 Jfor ^ale.tisceUaneiras. FOR SALE, 13,000 feet of Dunnage Boards.—Apply f Top of West Bute Dock. Cardiff, 420 FOR SALE, four Shares in Penarth Starr-Bowkett I' Society, paid in S32 2s 9d.—Apply "D.J," "South Wales Daily News Office, Merthyr. 273 FOR SALE, a Cargo of Mokta Iron Ore and Prime 1 Algerian Hay, daily expected, consigned to John Bovey and Co., Rothesay Chambers. Bute Docks. Car- diff 1260 tl LASS SHADES cheap, also tish globes all sizes. Jl" J. Cording, Naturalist and Taxidermist, 42, Royal Arcade, Cardiff. 337 TLK MILK !~MILK !—Good Skim Milk at 1TJL d per gallon carriage paid to Cardiff for quan- ties over eight gallons.—Apply Thomas Hellier, Milk Contractor, Wick St. Lawrence, Weston-super-Mare. 850 ^JAFE, 30in. high, second-hand, good as new, fire. IO proof two drawers price £ 4 10s, carriage paid — Lord, Safe Maker, Wolverhampton. 183 r^ECOND-HAND GROCERS' COUNTERS, NESTS IO of Drawers, Side Fittings, Sffles and Weights, W eighing Machines, Tea Bins, Mixe*s and Mills, Coffee Mills, Roasters, Scoops Tea Canisters—in fact, any- thing and everything that is required in a. Grocer's or Provision Merchant's shop or warehouso i. in good condition and very cheap; at BRISTOL SECOND- HAND STORES, 22, Temple-street, Bristol. 1274 SEVERAL useful wrought iron Entrance and Field Gates, with stone posts complete.—Apply TO IlJgg, 24, High-street, Cardiff. 301 AAA VOLUMES of old Books on sale at 17 OUJUW and 19. Wyndham Arcade. Cardiff Old books boarht. :Ø ís!tllaUtnus. FURNISH on our New Hire Svstem. Houses or Apartments completely furnislied on a new sys- tem adopted solely by us, whereby all publicity- exposure, and enquiries usually made by ether com, panies are dispensed with. We have an immense stock of Household Furniture of cheap and superior quality.. All goods sold on the Hire System a.t ready- money pnees. we make no extra. charge for credit, and all goods sent home in a private van free of charge. No stamp or agreement charges made no bill of sale: everything private. Arrangements completed without delay, and, being manufacturers, we guarantee quality, and will undertake to supply furniture, etc., at 10 per cent. less than any Price-list issued by any firm in Cardiff. Eleven showrooms. Call and inspect our immense stock, and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. We will supply £ 5 worth for 2s d weekly £ 10 worth, 4s weekly £ 15 worth for 5s weekly £ 26 worth, 6s weekly, and so on in proportion. Special larger quantities. Please note the Address SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY. 31, Castle-st. (opposite the Castle), Cardiff.12783-110S-68e A STROLOGY.—Advice on Marriage or Business. JT*. Correct birth-time required. Stamped address. £ ?e ts-~Louis Emanuel, & Higher Ormond-street, VAicAvste-. 202 ASTROLOGY.—Your prospects in love, marriage, business, Is; with one year's events, 2s 6d birthtime.—Madame Lilly, 46, New York-street. Man- chester. 203 STROLOGY.—\Vhat is before yon Send date of birt)1. stamped addressed envelope, and postal order Is, tp J. Wilson, 5, Wilton-road, London, S.W. 151 BEST LAMP OILS, wholesale, delivered in small quantities. Glasses, Wicks, Water-barrels, and Butts, at low prices.—Geo. Jefferies, 88, Wellington- street, Canton, Cardiff. 308 FOR CHEAP Feathers or Feather Beds of prime JL' quality, apply to J. and T. Davies, Poulterers, St. Clears. 284 IF YOU want to turn Surplus Goods of every des- 4 cription into cash, send tnem to tho Queen-street Arcade Auction Rooms. Prompt settlements. — J. r Hamlett, Sec. E. F. Kennanl, Auctioneer. 270 LAMPS LAMPS '.—Lamps for Table, Hall, Pas- sage, Stable, Yard. Lamps of every description, at lowest prices.—Perkins Bros, and Co., 53, St. Mary- street, or Wyndham Arcade, Cardiff. See large window in Arcade. MARRIAGE, time and particulars. Business re- 1. movals. Changes. Blrthtlme required. Fee ( Is.—King, 7, Argo-road, Waterloo, Liverpool. Estab- lished 11 years. 320 ARQIJEES, TENTS, FLAGS, COUNTERS for Hire distance no object.—Morgan and Coles, Mill-lane, Cardiff. 208 RICK SHEETS Rick Sheets Rick Sheets aud Tackle. The cheapest house in the trade.— Morgan and Coles, Mill-lane. Cardiff. 209 HOPKEEPERS everywhere should send postal IO order for one shilling for samples (post free) of lit different saleable Penny Novelties. Good profits; rapid sale.—Monmouth and Co., 446, Bolton-road, Birmingham. 371 v RUMMER NOVELTIES. THE OLD-ESTABLISHED WELL-KNOWN HABERDASHERY AND TOY WAREHOUSE. J. CLARK & CO.. LIMITED, Wholesale Haberdashers and Toy Merchants, 86, CALEDONIAN ROAD, KING S CROSS. LONDON, N. Our Immense Stock is completely assorted with new Goods and Specialities in all departments. Call or send sample order. Price lists free. Established 1861. Fire Screens, Stove Ornaments, Shavings, <tc. The new Walking Toys, J. R. Balls, Bats, and Stumps. 1107 Riding Whips, Scent Fountains, Gilt-headed Canes. Try our id. Exhibition Lucky Bag, 4s gross. Try our new Wonderful Lucky Bag, 7s 6d gross. Good selling Cases of Toys, from JE1 to any amount Special advantages to those commencing business. rpENTS, MARQUEES. Flags, Counters, for X Hire. Distance no object.—Apply Thos. Pugsley and Co., Newport, Mon. 1 t rpWELVE COPIES OF CARTE DE VISITE, 2s 3d; JL six. Is 8d. Carte or Cabinet enlarged to ten inches* 5s two copies, 7s. Cabinet size, 2s six copi., 5s. Send portrait, with postal order or stamps, to Mr F. S. D Phillips. Perfect copies and original returned free —London Photographic Company, 304, Regent-street, London, W. lltJO WHAT IS BEFORE YOU ?—Send date of birth stamped envelope, and six stamps, C. Gordon 97, Buckingham Palace-road, London. 368 iftoneij. DO YOU WANT MONEY? If so, refuse to do business with any person who will not quote the rate of interest, or who demands exorbitant fees. By applying personally between 9 a.m., and 5 p.m., or by letter at any time (postage prepaid), to Mr W P. Thomas. 19 and 20, Market-street, Abertillery, and stating nature of security (if any) you may obtain, free of charge, the exact amount of interest which vou will have to pay for an immediate advance of S10 and t upwarcl5. Special Fe<\turelC No preliminary fees; fixed and reasonable interest; prompt settlements repayments to suit borrower. 1511 ESTABLISHED 50 YEARS MONEY.—The grand secret in borrowing money LTJL is to find a respectable place where you are honourably dealt with, and have repayments to suit yourself, lower interest than elsewhere. Advances made daily from £10 to any amount to all classes of borrowers, without sureties, on note of hand, or any available security. Strictly private; every informa- tion free; no unnecessary expenses demanded; n* genuine application is ever refused. Before applying elsewhere call or write to the actual lenders.—Apply Louis Barnett, 9, Caroline-street, Cardiff. 1141 CASH ADVANCED by I. SKLINE, from £3 and upwards, on personal security, to all Classes, re- payable to suit the convenience of Borrowers. Dis- tance no object.—Apply personally or bv letter, 39, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. TOWER-LANE. Private and Confidential, as heretofore. 1219 MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND Privately by CHARLES H. WHEATLEY, Esq., from £10 to 34, Great Russell-street, BIoomsbury, and 27. Blooras- bury-street, New Oxford-street, London. ADVANCES MADE WITHOUT SURETIES OR DELAY, in town or country, upon note of hand alone, and to assist persons into business, upon mortgage of furniture, leases, machinery, farming stock,' crops, shares, jewels, plate, plant, and stock, without re- moval also upon life policies and deeds at 5 per cent STRICT SECRECY OBSERVED. N.B.—No genuine application ever refused. All communications strictly private. Prosoectuses, givin" every information, showing all the advantages offereif post free. Having a large surplus capital at command. all advances are granted cheaper than any other estab- lishment in London, from one to fifteen years. N.B.—If desired, Mr Wheatley will attend person- I ally at applicant's residence with cash, and carry out the advance. 11% Wanted as Mortgage on three new cottages, situate centre of manufacturing district Swansea.—Address J.X.L., Daily News," Swansea 3.31 1 X] can be advanced upon eight or ten ton railway Wagons, at a few davs notice, at a low rate of interest.-Andrews and Babv, Cardiff 251 251 WANTED, £ 205 tor short period gbod interest and security. — Write, first instance, .fact, Daily News," Cardiff. 2in \3 0NJCY LKNT Pp.iv AX V f.vn IT I HOURS' NOTICE. A Gentlfeman having a large amount of Capital is willing to grant advancegj upon note of hand alone, for any term not exceeding lo years, from £ 16 to £ 1,000 at 5 percent., to Clergymen, Farmers, Hotel Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers, Tradesmen, or to any respon- sible Person, Male or Female, in Town or Country. Withnut IOUn. ollice form/xhtiex or bill of sale. Distance no object, and so long a.s the interest is paid the capita! can remain. No genuine application refused. All communications are treated strictly private.— Aoply to the actual Lender, H. Harrison, Esq., 87, York-road Westminster Bridge-road, London. 1, 15 MONEY LENT UPON NOTE OF HAND AT A 1; FEW HOURS' NOTICE. From £10to £1,000. at 5 per cent. (distance no object). Clergymen, Gentlemen, Merchants, Fanners, and others in want of Cash accommodation, to meet press- ing accounts, can obtalm same (without publicity or Loan Office formalities). No good application ever refused. ADVANCES also made to responsible persons, male or female, to enable them to start in business, or to pay their rent, debts, or any execution out. If desired Loans can remain out at interest from 1 to 10 years. All communications are strictly private and to avoid wasting time by writing to agents, apply direct to the actual lender. HENRY HUNTER, Esq., Glou- cester House. 220, Clapham-road, London. S.W 1194 HOUSEHOLDERS! FARMERS, PUBLICANS! JUL BUILDERS. Cowkeepers others can obtain cash advances at moderate charges and easy repayments without delay or publicity, on their own security, and without any loan omce routine, by applying personallvor by letter to Mr G. H. ALLSOPP. 22, Trinity-street, Cardiff. Distance no object. Special attention to country applicants. 4M Note the address :22, Trinity-street, Cardiff. 1211 MONEY LENT WITHOUT BILL OF SALE—A l' private gentleman is desirous of making advances upon promissory note alone, at 5 per cent. interest, to male or female, without sureties and strictly private, for any term not exceeding 10 years. I Apply for prospectus and scale of repayments to G. H. I bhove, Esq., 21, John-st, Adelphi, London, W.C. 1255 11 ONEY ADVANCED PRIVATELY and Without irJL Publicity.— £ 5 to £ 500 lent to respectable home- holders, without delay or loan office routine. Letters or personal calls treated in STRICT CONFIDENCE, or will attend personally at any address upon receipt of letter. Mr B. B. LESTER. 15, Bridge-street, Newnort (a private hoe), lloo MONEY Advances made daily from S10 and 1'- upwards, at a very modorate rate of interest, on every class of security. Every application treated with the strictest confidence.—Apply 3. Blaiberg, Financier, 2, Bute-terrace, Cardiff. 1116 I IMPORTANT NOTICE.—If you want Money, send JL stamp for Prospectus before borrowing elsewhere. —Mr Pike, 43, Salisbury-road, Cardiff. 176 MONEY.-IF YOU WANT AN ADVANCE oar CASH. from B20 to £2,000, apply to the IMPERIAL DEPOSIT BANK, 18, ADAM-STREET STRAND, LONDON, for a Prospectus, which will shew you at a glance the exact amount you will have t0 The transaction is STRICTLY PRIVATE, the only security required by the Bank being the BORROWER'S OWN NOTE OF HAND. Advances are made throughout the United Kingdow to All classes, and distance is no objection 1248 C. J. KNIGHTLEY. Manager. COMMERCIAL ADVANCE BANK. -I q QUAY-STREET (off St. Mary-strwc, opposite X J, Church-street), CARDIFF. »to resPectabIe Householders, on their own:security, tewn or country, £ 3 to £ 500. East repayments no fees or any other expenses charged — Apply for full particulars to 1 ° §40-1101 JOHN J. LEWIS. AI e:. A All Ready to be Advanced on good or Leasehold Propertv. in ritv £ 10,COO also on good personal secu- versions, annuities, Ac., Ac.—Messrs Hern. Financial Agents, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 1049 ggst anI) 3fonn&. POUND, on August 8th, at Penylan Hill, a. Fox -f Terrier Dog if not claimed in three days will be sold to defray expènses.-Appl;yl0, Holujesdale-stroet. Grangetown. 3H FOUND Strayed, at Pontardulais, a light brown Mare, about 14 hands. If not claimed within seven days will be sold.—Apply George Hill, gardener, Pontardulais. ^7* 1710 UND, Gray Pony Mare, on the 25th July, t.-vo JP years old, little under 12 hands.-Apply Frank Eatell, smith, Cwmtillery. 173 LOST, in Carrliff or neighbourhood on Tuesday" JLJ Four Brooches; two of them gold.— Finder K rewarded on returning them to 13, Charles-street, Queen-street, Cardiff. 432 LOST-atPenarth^ Tuesday last, a lady's Bll^k .Hand-bag.—Will finder please communicate with Tresilhan-terrace, Cardiff ? 234 -u LLYFRAU CYMREIGl JLJ PAPlTRAU CYMREIG CERDDORIAETU CYMREIG i'w ca.el gan ROBERTS BROTHKRS. T. HIGH-STREET ARCADE, CARDIFF. Argraffwyr a Llyfr Rbwymwyr. Llyfrau Arbenigat Arholiadau yr Ysgolion Sabbothol. 1222 ASK FOR THE O ^MBRI AN YARN." The only YARN which took a Prize at 1 CARNARVON ROYAL WELSH f EISTEDDFOD. 1 Sold by all Drapers and Welsh .flannel Dealers. 1149 1 -==a Published by theProprietors. OAVIJI f DUNCAN 4 SONS, at their Steam Printing VVerku 1 k 82 and 83, St Mary-street and Westgate-street, in I of Cardiff, m tho cpiuti oi Giuumv 1