South Wales Daily News

PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. WORDS. ONCE. lHREEj SIX TIMES. TIMES. j i 20 Words JO 6 1 0 1 6 :1- 30 Words j 0 9 1 6 2 3 1 40 Words 1 0 12 0 3 0 1 j Each extra 10 Words .1 0 3 0 6i0 9 l'i, charges appla vniy tu tli," -oílOt-¡¡I!!iRs of advertiscn'-cntsApartments, Situations Vacant fir Wan ud, to 1M 1t or Sold, Lost, Pvand, and Miscellaneous Wants. itrs(inal. r- SMOKE Archer's Golden Returu;" sweetest Tobacco manufactured. SCO ^artiurslji|j. -_a_- PARTNERSHIP, or otherwise, active, wanted by a husiness young Man ( £ 400 about.).-Apply p 167, Daily News" Oiffce, Cardiff. 167 PARTNERSHIP. — A Gentleman wanted as sleeping Partner, to invest £ 150 in a manufacturing busi. ness splendid profits.—W.O.H "Daily ews," Car- ili 9 jfttatrinumial. IF YOU ARE MARRIED, or contemplate taking this important step, we can send you valuable information which you ouglii to know. Send your address, and we will send catalogue and pamphlet fret-.—Add-iess H. G. Kerr, West-hill, Wandsworth, London. 340 HE MATRIMONIAL CHRONICLE is the organ J_ of the Universal Matrimonial Agency, recognised by the public as the leading andmost lUfluentilmedium for rapidly securing desirable marriages. Price 3d (in envelope, %d).-Address Messrs Gibson and Ashley, 5, Bond-court. AValbrook. London. E.C. 730 "rUE MATMMONIAL POST and Fashionabb-. Marriage Advertiser desirable alliances oil classes suited price l'yjd '• private envelope 3d.— Address Editor, 2, Nicholas-st., Bristol. 8368—926 WIDOWER desires to marry a domesticated business Lady, 35 to 42, with moderate means. -Letters to X.X.X., Daily News Office, Cardiff. 234 WIDOWER, in good position, past middle age, is V de.-irous to meet with Christian Lady of means in view to eady marriage ail letter in strict con- fidence,—Address M., 537, "South Wales Daily News, Cardiff. 8S7 iftrfricol. VPPRENTICE.—Wanted, gentlemanly Youth as .1:. Apprentice exceptional references "from pupils and their parent s last pupil (22 years) passed MajorEx- amination in London in February.—Apply Proctor, Chemist. Peuarth. 336 MEDICAL.—Wanted, qualified Welsh-speaking i' Gentleman to take over, at ;1. moderste pre- mium, the oodwill of an estabished practice in r ood country town.—X. 138, "South Wales Daily News, Cardiff. 138 jHusiral.. COPYE1G HI'. — Music made easy marvellous, easy, practical method to play the pianoforte, har- monium. Is. — Rev William Hughes, Ogmore Vale, ridd- 232 ISS O L UTIO N OF-PARTNiUP^Remaimler of Stock must be cleared. Four capital full- compass Harmoniums, £ 3 each; new nine-guinea Har- monium, three stops, £ 6 10s twelve-guinea ditto, £ 6 twenty-stop Organ, £ 19 10s; others at £ 8 10s and S12 full compass Piano, panel front, S15 10s patent trichord Piano, by Kirkman, £17 several by Collard and Colhrd great bargains all carriage paid anù warranted.—Wade, Tenby. 843c—9840 1\i ISS-,G1'LE ges Lessons on the Pianoforte and ,i., Sinking. Pupil* can receive instruction twice each week either at their residences or 22, Charles- sreet, {lueen-str.!et, Cardiff. Tenns moderate. 1160 MUSICAL.—Mrs W. F. Frost resumes her piano- ..If forte, singing, theory lessous, 40, The Parade, Cardiff. Thursdays and Saturdays. 947 TVTEW ORGAN, three manuals, 34 stops splendid XI instrument suitable for lance hall or place of worship price, S650 references kindly permitted to Dr. Parry, Cardiff.—Apply John Stringer & Co., Organ .Builders, Hanl«y. 8931 (fctmcaitonaL FRENCH, Spanish, Italian, German, Private Jt' Tuition Classes. Special Classes for Commercial Correspondence and Conversation. Candidates pre- pared for the Medical, Law, Civil Service, Excise and Customs Examinations Scholarships through the post Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Shorthand.-Mr W Haines, Public Translator, 25, Park-street, Cardiff. 679 TYPE-WRITING.—Rapid Shorthand auft Type- writing. M.S. copied.- "{MUll:{ Gentleman open for Evening Engagements.—Address Shortype, "Daily News Office, Cardiff. WANTED, domesticated Nursery Governess for f V Farm House also a Mother's Help or General servant.—Aoply to Mrs Ockey, Thruxton, Hereford. 93 lErrst anh Jrounb. FOUND at Jllaina, on the 10th inst., a Fox Terrier Dog brown head, hlack spot. on back and tail.- 1, no claimed within three days will be sold to defray expenses Wm. ,Fanncr, Lamb Inn, Blaina. 348 OÚND, young Irish Terrier. If not claimed within three days will be sold to defray expenses.— Avplv 25, Bailey-street, Mountain Ash. 143 | G'ST, from :\11' "r1'I's Farm, Lla.TJ.i;illen, Black t j Mare, shoes off hind hoofs, aged.—Information Police, AVririo, or 5, Richard's-terraco, Roath. 113 fOST, Patent Lever Watch, on the road between J Csedcae and Cymmer.—Finder will be rewarded by returning same to Joseph Merriolt, 15, Argylc- streer, Cymmer, Porih. '303 0"< REWARD to tinder of iron-grey Mountain streer, Cymmer, Porih. 303 __n- 0"< REWARD to tinder of iron-grey Mountain jtX Pony, marked R on nearest side. Lost Feb. 6. Mrs Richards. Cwm Carno. Rhymney. 562 BjJittfsiic ^rrfcrattfa. V GENERAL Servant wanted wages £ 12.—Apply Mrs Overton, S2, Iving's-road, Cardiff. 15 4 GENERAL SERVANT Wanted.—Apply W. P. 4 GENERAL SERVANT Wanted.—Apply W. P. Davies, Cothy House, near Carmarthen. 9947 A GENERAL SERVANT Wanted, who can milk.— XJL Apply, with reference, Mrs Morgan, Tvnewydd House. Treherbert. 9952 (CLEVER COOKS can £ dd to their list of dishes in j the preparation of choice dainties for a dinner and j the preparation of choice dainties for a dinner and "upper table by consulting the pages 0f .little book entitled "Pastry and Sweets," given to all cooks send- ing their addresses to Alfred Bint and Sons, Birming- ham. Every lady and housekeeper in the land should have "Pastry and Sweets" handy for reference. There is nothing to pay, and the book will be sent by return post free to any address. 1285. iS| ENER AlT^SERVANT wanted, aged "about ~23~; SjT higb wages given to_ trustworthy person.—Apply Parker, Windsor Castle, Neath. 58 LAUNDRY.—Wanted, ;> Laundress to do laundry work for a small family; must have open dry place one living in the country near Cardiff preferred. Laundry, "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 9741 ESPECTABLE General Servant, not under 20 |\ able to wash good wages to industrious girl.— Apply Mrs nl1rston, Grocer. Risca. 34'1 WANl ED, a good General Servant, aged 18 to 25. —Apply Mrs Masters, 142, Commercial-street, •Newport, Mon. 369 WANTED, a good General Servant.—Apply Mrs ) Thomas. Clifton House. Porth. 363 WANTED, General Servant, who can undertake plain cooking.—Apply, stating age, wages, J iH1 reference, at Dr Shepard's Surgery, Usk. 366, WANTED, a Working Housekeeper family few in 'f" number.—Apply,giving references, stating age, ani salary expected, to :5trebor,. "South Wales Daily News Office, Swansea. 9920 WANTED, for Iiondon, at once, Nurse fur two children, youngest, three; some housework respectable appearance and needle woman.—MrsRicci, 4, fluch-terrace, Tenby. 289 respectable appearance and needle woman.—MrsRicci, q, fluch-terrace, Tenby. 289 "67"ANTED, good Working Housekeeper family 7 7 ;<nd business age about 30.—Apply, with references and wage. E., Daily News, Neath. 229 WANTED, a good General Servant.—Apply Mrs V t Davies, Co-operative -Stores, Porth. 257 WANTED, General Servant, accustomed to children.Apply Dart,on House, Porthcawl. 231 WANTED, good plain < ,'ook for family, all found except beer, wages about £ 16.—Miss Baynes, Manor House. Buckingham. ".y) WANTED, aLaundryruaid who thoroughly turner- stands her duties, to live in a Gentleman's stands her duties, to live in a Gentleman's Family.— Apply, stating age, wages expected, amI giv- ing references, to U. B., • South Wales Daily News," < 'a.rdiff. 9872 WANTED, at Penarth, clean, trustworthy Servant, who can do plain cooking; two in family very comfortable plaee-Write W., Market hambers, Cardiff. 143 WANTED immediately, good General Servant, vv who can cook two others kept.—Mrs Graham Forester, Swansea. 9896 WANTED, a General .Servant a young girl kept; Wr one from the country preferred.—Apply 12, Castle-street, Swansea. 9697 WANTED, General Servant experienced age 25 to 30 b8lp given and boy kept; good charncter required.—Address Railway Hdtel, Cheltenham. 86 "VXT ANTED, General Servant.—Apply James Rees, T J Ironmonger, Pentre Rhondda. 76 WANTED, good General Servant, age 18 to 20, T t must. be thoroughly trustworthy and have a good character.—State wages, Ac., to Mrs Lord, High- street, Tenby. gl WANTED, General Servant; little washing also Nurse Housemaid, children out of arms good references required.—2, Bradford-place, Penarth. 934 WANTED, active, willing Girl, from 16 to 18, as nurse, fond of children; good character.—Mrs Prothero, Taff-street, Pontypridd..9863 ¡ WANTED, a General Servant, ago about 20.— Apply 30, Charles-street, Cardiff. 44 WANTED, experienced House Maid good needle- v v woman wages £ 17.—Apply, with full particu- lars, stating age and reference, to Mrs Stevens Penhill, Cardiff. 983 rrllE Insertion of several Advertisements is JL delayed because tho references given a.re to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. ítnntínn5 Vacant BOOT TRADE.—Wanted a respectable Youth as Improver at once. State rail particulars to Speck, Morriston. 9393 BAKERS—A good Third Hand wantedaTonceT— Apply W. Evans, Central Shop, Whitchurch. 911 T>UTCHERS.—Wanted, Young Man a.bout 20 lor Jr> Slaughtering and shop work.—D. Jones and Co., Holton-road, Barry. 266 UTLER wanted, footman kept.—Write, stating JO age, height, wages required, etc., to R. C., Abergavenny. 192 CHAIR FRAME Makers Wanned, used to couches, easies, and smalls constant work for good men at Matthews and Co.'s Machine Cabinet WOTks, Gloucester. 153 ^iLERKS, <feu. (Civil Service Appointments).—Young men, aged 14 to 30, and young ladies, aged 16 to 20, Wno are desirous of obtaining these permanent situa- tion^ carrying good salary and liberal p.is10n, should Apply. stating age, to the Sceretarv. Civil ServiceInsti- tute, Edinburgh. 9493 JRON MOLLDERS(nou-society)wanted permanent work to good workmen.—Fielding and Piatt, ouster, 104 FOREMAN (Working), who thoroughly understands hot and cold water, gas, steam, bells, locks plumbing, and can do lathe work; good wages and plumbing, and can do lathe work; good wages and constancy none but steady and reliable mcn need apply.—M. Evans and Son, Ironmongers, Pontypridd. 61 INTELLIGENT Young Men (aged 16 to 25) and _){_ Young Ladies (aged 15 to GO) who can study for a few months in their own homes to prepare by corres- pondence for situations under Government, with com- mencing salaries ranging io £100, promotion and pension. —Write Secretary, Civil Service Examination Agency, Dulwich, London. 335 OPENERS Wanted.—Vernon Works. Briton Ferry. 304 PAIN TER, working Foreman wanted; Grainer, Writer; must understand plumbing.-State, references, age, salary to Williams, Contractor, Knigh- ton. 144 POLISH FRsi and Upholsterers wanted at Alsop's, P Broadmead, Bristol; wages, 32g to 38s per week. —Apply at once. 147 SADDLERS. — Wanted, a Man accustomed to country trade constant work must be well up in lining collars.-Cane, Post Office, Pengam. 74 ri^AILORS.—Wanted, two Coat and one Vest Hands, Tiised to hand work. — Apply Thos. Jenkins, Llewellyn-street, Pentre, Rhondda. 363 TAILORS.—Wanted, First-class Coat Hand con- .L stant employment for a steady man.—Daniel, Abergavenny. 263 TAILORS.—Wanted, a good Coator General Hand steady men only need apply.—J. Evans, 107, Commercial-treet, Xew Tredegar. 242 rpAILORS.—Wanted at once,Two good Coat Hands Talio Three for small Jobs; regular work for steady men.—Apply Foreman, Emporium, Penygraig, Rhondda. 220 mo BAKERS.—Wanted, a steady Third Hand.— Ji Apply Protheroe, Decker Bakery, Blaina. 260 MHO BAKERS.—Wanted at once, a tirst-elass Mail X to manage a bakehouse must be a competent man married men need not apply.—R. D. Thomas, St David's. 9865 mo BRICK MAKERS.—Wanted, Two practical J(_ Setters and Burners and Pit Men at once.— Apply Killay Brick Works, Killay. 9857 rpo SMITHS.—Wanted at once, a good Shoeing and _fl_ Geneial Smith constant work to a suitable and steady man.—State wages and experience to John Owen, Smith, Neath. 79 TO WORKING TAILORS.—Wanted immediately, several good Workmen, regular weekly wages aud constant employment.-Greenish and Dawkins, Haverfordwest. 11). TO TAILORS.—Wanted, a good Coat Hand.—Apply W. Price & Sons, The Cardiff House, Cardiff. 305 rglO TAILORS.—Wanted, two good Trousers and B Vest Hands, used to hand work.—Apply A. Prout, Ton Pentre. Rhondda. ou 245 TO TAILORS.—Wanted, good Coat and Trousers r Hands; none but steady mell need apply.- Apply J. F. Davies. Craddock-streei, Swansea. 9395 TO TAILORS.—Improver and Three General Hands wanted constant work for steady men.—Apply, Watkins, Tailor an,1 Woollen Draper, Cowbridge. 85-1- fnO TAILORS.—Wanted, good Ooiit- Hand eon- I stant work to steady man.—I). Davies, Devon- place, Newport. S834 ANTEDT^(• APTTA LISTSrA^GRICULTU RISTS", W AND OTHERS IN CANADA.—Free Grants of 100 to 200 Acres of Land are given by the Canadian Government. Bonuses granted to Settlers. REPORTS OF THE BRITISH TENANT FARMERS' DELE- GATES, 1890, and other newly issued illustrated and authentic pamphlets, maps, and full information respecting MANITOBA, or any other part of Canada —its resources, trade, demand for labour, wages InHl, &c.—supplied free. THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT OFFICES, 15, WATER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 850 WANTED, Engine Driver, and to attend to Mor- tar Mill and sharp Masons' tools.—Apply, with particular,, to Williams, Contractor, Knighton. 345 WANTED, at Chapel Bay Battery, Angle, near Pembroke,good Rock Excavators and Labourer* Al-)ply t(, the Foreman, on the Works. 9942-889e WANTED, Two Painters.—Apply on the job, Penarth Hotel, or W'm. Jvvans, 65a, Salop-stret, Pcnarth. 7 WANTED, Saw Sharpener for large saw mills must be able to hammer and punch.—Apply, stating wages required, to Box 70, Post-Office, Cardiff 309 WANTED at once, Young Man used to liovses and assist in bakehouse constant.—J. Steven- son, 72, Cecil-street, Cardiff. 185 WANTED immediately, a steady Young Alan as Grocer's Haulier; accustomed to the work and well used to horses.—Apply to Thos. Protheroe, Fleur-de-Lis, near Maesycwmmer. 286 a set of Boiler Makers, to Rivet up a 't' small Bridge near Cowbridge piece work.— Apply to Henry Parker, Garth House, Pontypridd or between 9 and 11 a.m. to-day, at Barrv's Hotel, Cardiff. 8 7 0 WANTED, sharp Boy, about 15, indoors, to sell milk daily.—Apply Henry Thomas, Berthgron Farm, Nelson, Treharris, R.S.O. 223 WANTED, Improver to a Shoeing Smith one from the country preferred.—Apply 7, Clive- place, Trecynon, Aberdare. 283' INTED, t good Painter and Paperhauger must- be steady also a Cabinet Maker.—Apply to Wallace Holmes, Abercarn. 261 WANTED, at once, a sober, steady Smith used to country work must shoe well, and mai-ried preferred constant employment if suit. — Apply C. A, Morgan, Caerwent, near Chepstow. 262 "1117ANTED, a good General Hand permanent y T work married man preferred weekly wages 01' piecework.-Whitin?;, Tailor, Brynmawr. 263 WANTED, Working Brewer, willing to make him- self generally useful, for small steam country brewery.—Apply, giving references, experience, and state salary required, A. 'Watts, Llantwit Major, near Cowbridge. 240 WANTED, steady Moulder as Working Foreman, used to tinworks castings also Cupola Man and Improver in Fitting Shop.—State experience and wages expected to Lewis and Cule, Ammanford. 223 "*76"7A.NTED, Errand Boy.—Apply J. Godfree, 10, yV Bridge-street, Cardiff. 190 -U_- WANTED, Blacksmith must be a good bhoer.— Aoplv personally, Craig-y-resk Ouarry, Poniv- pridd. 162 WANTED, trustworthy Man to deliver mil! and make himself useful on farm, references.—J. Reed, Nursliill, Lydney. 9886 WANTED, steady, obliging Young Man, about 20 years of age, for shop and Slaughterhouse good character indispensable. William Judd, Somerset-street, Brynmawr. 150 WANTED, a Practical Man to look after 6-H. P. gas engine, planing and sawing machine.— Le references to Williams, Contractor,Knighton. 145 WANTED at once, sharp young Man to sell milk; V f good wages to suitable person.—Apply Thomas Lewis, Butcher, &e., Penrhiweeiber. 973 "VMRANTED, a working Foreman Platelayer, experi- TT enced in general railway work.—Apply Powell Dufiryn Co., Aberaman Offices, Aberdare. 9838 YOUNG WOMAN Wanted for the Machine to assist Upholsterer. —Apply, stating wages re- quired, tu Arkell Bros.. Docks, Cardiff. 256 £-.Õ" WF.EKLY and upwards may be realised by ,4.0 either sex, without hillderinpresent, occupatiou. —For sample, enclose addressed envelope, Evans, Watts, & Co (P 167), Merchants, Birmingham. This is genuine. 651 — £ 150 Annuallv. — Appointments for all SOU Clerks, Assistants, everybody wanted to learn Double-entry Bookkeeping by post, free.—Tes- timonials (from successful applicants) and entry forms free, Sec., 25, Cambridge-avenue, Edinburgh. 342 fflHE Insertion of several Advertisements is delayed JL because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Postmasters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. bnn ]bs5isianis. A BOOKSELLING and STATIONERY.—Wanted, well-educated, intelligent Lad, about Io, as Apprentice.—Apply The Scholastic Trading Co., Limited, 7, St. Jolm's-square, Cardiff. 9202 BOOTS AND SHOES.—Wanted, it mart Salesman for above about 25 years of age must have good reference for ability to act as manager.—Apply, with full particulars, to Griffiths and Sons, 49 to 64, Com- mercial-road, Newport, M011. 9324 CLOTHIERS.—Wanted immediately, an Assistant live out.—Hodges and Sons, Ferndaie. 227 DRAPERY".—Experienced Man for Manchester and Dresses medium, active trade pood window dresser.—State age. salary, reference, to J. Larkin, Taunton. 349 APERY.-Wanted, Junior Young Men for If Dresses; also olle for Prints.—Address Verriev, 39 to 43, Wine-street, Bristol. 347 DRAPERY. — Wanted immediately, experienced -Man for Dresses must be good" salesman and tvindow (I -Apply E W. Evans, Albion House, Newport. 283 -4 DRAPERY.—Wanted a pushing and experienced Young Man.—Apply stating full particulars, Dai-ies, and Sons, Cloth Hall, Carmarthen. 267 Dai-ies, and Sons, Cloth Hall, Carmarthen. 267 DRAPERY.—Wanted, a pushing Young Man Welsh.—Apply D. J. Davies, Emporium, Morriston. 235 DRAPERY and Outfitting.—Wanted, good General DRAPERY and Outfitting.—Wanted, good General Hand for above (Welsh).—Apply, with full par- ticulars, T. Havard, Draper, <fec., Treharris, Glamor- ganshire. 238 DR APER Y.—Wanted, an experienced Salesman for J Dress department.—Apply, stating salary and reference, W. R. Williams, Pontypool. 123 RAPERY. — Young Ladies and Y'oung Man Wanted as Apprentices and Improvers to the I)rapery.f). R. Evans, Bridge Shop, Aneravon. 133 F.APEP-Y.-Wa nted, an experienced Young Man must speak Welsh.-Apply, stating experience, salary, and age, Thomas Yorath, Swansea. 9860 I .PERI'-NVtinte(I inixuediltely, a Junior for 1) the general trade; also Young Lady to serve thwi^^ApplyJB. Mat-hias, Market-hall, Cardigan.80 DRAPERY.—VV anted, Young Lady to serve through, accustomed to good, general trade; window dresser preferred.—Age, salary, and reference to Lord, Drapery Stores, Tenby. 82 DRAPERY".—Experienced Young Man immediately required for dress department; well up in window dressing. Also experienced Young Lady for fancy counter. Welsh.—Apply D. W. Lloyd, Porth. 271 DRAPERY.—Wanted, young man as Assistant also smart Junior (good window dressers). State particulars. -Apply Hughes and Co., Llanelly. 56 RAPEItY.-Wanted experienced D yonng Lady for Fancy IVelsb.-Apply, full particulars, W. Morse, Neath. 956 DRAPERY.—Wanted, thoroughly experienced Young Lady to serve must speak Welsh.— Apply, stating experience, salary, and age, Thomas Yorath, Swansea. 9828 DRESSMAKER wanted in a country shop an ex- perienced dressmaker able to do millinery.— Apply stating salary, age, and reference, to J. Evans, L'anfair.Bridge, Lampeter. 152 EXPERIENCED Assistants, Apprentices, and Im- provers to the Dressmaking wanted —Mrs Brooks. 3, Castle-street, Cardiff. 40 ROCER'S Assistant Wanted a good hand also ,V? *'5m°^Apf>ly B. J. Phillips, The Square, Pont- lottyn, Cardiff. 73 f1 ROCER Y -Wanted immediately, a. strong Boy as lj Apprentice to the Grocery (Welsb). Apply Thomas Jones, Grocer, Treherbert. 241 ROCERY.—Wanted, first counterman, lor good first counterman, for ,ood family trade, must know his business thoroughly Welsh; good references indoors—Lsaac Prothero,' Pontypridd. 9862 "C,OdAssistants or T Juniors (Welsh) for Swansea and Morriston stores.—Apply Manager, Abertawe Industrial Co. operative Society, Ltd., Swansea. 9830 (GROCERY.—Wanted, strong young""Man to look JT after Horse and Deliver indoors state wa<*es. International Stores. Ystrad Rhondda. ^59" (1 ROCERY and Provisions.—Wanted a good Junior T must produce satisfactory references.—Apply hv-iiis and^Daviea, The Emporium, Ebbw Vale. 3ot> t'l IZOCEITY and PROVISIONS.-—Wanted at once a \X good Junior abztainer. -Apply, with reference and salary, to R. Morris, Blackwood, Mon. 89 HOWELL lie CO., the Cardiff Drapers, have JlI. Vacancies for half-a-dozen experienced Young Men as Assistants. 358 MILLINERY.—Wanted, an experienced Milliner; able to serve and speak Welsh.—D. R. Evans, Bridge Shop, Aberavon. 132 MILLINER wanted, as first in small business keep IVJL showroom stock and serve through when re- quired. Four o'clock on Wednesdays.— Luxmore, Siapleton-road, Bristol. 30 MILLINERY.—T. Lewis, Oxford-street-, Swansea, .J. has a Vacancy for a Young Lady as an Appren- tice also 0, Junior. 9878 MILLINERY.—Williams and Co.. Drapers, Neath, require an experienced Milliner, able to take own orders and assist in show-rooms. 230 MILLINERY. — AV anted, experienced, stylish Milliner not required to .serve full particu- lars.—H. Williams, Piris House, Neath. 78 MILLINERY.—AVanted immediately, First Hand 1' must be thoroughly competent no others need apply.—Boyle and Morris, Merthyr. 981 "Vf ILLINER Y &DRK.SS^IA^ IT 8 and Improvers wanted immediately.—Apply, with particulars, D. LI. Rees, 14 and 15, Guildhall- square, Carmarthen. 952 OUTFITTING.—AVanted immediately, an expe- 0 rieneed Mall.-None but strictly steady men need apply to W. Williams and Co, Pontypridd. 60 OUTFITTING.—Wanted, several smart Juniors for 0 ibove. -G riffitbs and Sons, 49, 51, 52, 53, and 54, Commercial-road, Newport, Mon. 9882 PROVISION TRADE.—AVanted, experienced Sales- man.—Apply personally, with references, Lipton, St. Mary-street Cardiff. 962 T- 0 CW'fHIERS' A:Si.sTA:çr8:-=-7antd;t-iu;; Four first-class Juniors state age, experience, and salary per week live out Welsh.-Apply Messrs Hepworth and Son, 32, High-street, Swansea. 9856 ANTED, a Good Junior, must be quick; ab- Tv -tinei-Apply E. T. Evans, Grocer, Ferndaie. ) 264 WANTED, stylish Milliner (Welsh), knowledge of WANTED, stylish Milliner (Welsh), knowledge of Drapery and Serving preferred.—Apply, giving full particulars, T. Havard, Diaper, Treharris, Gla- morganshire. 239 WANTED, a Milliner able to speak Welsh and render assistance in showroom when necessary. —E. R. Evans, Anchor House, Carmarthen. 236 —E. R. Evans, Anchor House, Carmarthen. 236 WANTED, an experienced Milliner, accustomed to serve own orders.—Apply J. Jones, London House, Ynysybwl, Glam. 218 WANTED, Milliner, also capable Dressmaker.— Apply stating experience, salary expected, &c-, Mrs Robotham, Treforest. 170 WANTED, a good Dressmaker, who thoroughly V V understands cutting and fitting.-A pply, stating age and salary required, to M. and L. Andrews, Coleford. 87 WANTED, Young Man to drive out and assist in W shop; abstainer.-Apply, with references and salary required, Co-operative Societv, Pontnewynydd. 110 THE Insertion of several Advertisements is delayed because the inferences given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Postmasters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. Situations Matttefr. COACHBUILDERS, Hotel Proprietors.—AVanted Situation, by good all-round hand in woodwork painting, and good liner.—Apply Ellisson, 38, Graham- street, Newport.. 296 tCOMPOSITOR (24) desires Permanency good j jobbing hand total abstainer; good references (lisengaged.-W. H. Light, 29, Earl-street, Hafod, Swansea. 227 COMPOSITOR (27) desires permanency; good C weekly preferred quick, clean abstainer good references; disengaged. C. E. Watkins, 8, Bridge-street, Leominster. 173 FISHMONGERS.—Young Man seeks Situation well up in blocks.—Greeuway, Cliase Estate, Great Malvern. 54 MASTER TAILORS. —Situation wanted as Trimmer, and to assist in cutting; practical tailor.— Davies, 28, John-street, Oxford-street, Southamp- ton. 90 TO"BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS?— Situation AVanted by good workman icing, piping, Ac. highest references disengaged.—37, Allertou-street, Saltmead, Cardiff. 186 WANTED, Situation as Estate Mason by the first V of May by steady, middle-aged Man well up in all branches youth coming up in the trade no en- cumbrance good character. Apply IVitliingtoii, Daily News," Cardiff. 265 WANTED, Situation by a Young Man as Lamp Maker at a colliery 12 years' experience able to work foot lathe.—Apply Theophilus Thomas, 2, East- street, Tylorstown. 164 WANTED, by a young J^aay, Situation in mixed business.—Apply H.R., Post-office, Pontlottyn. 135 rflHE Insertion of several Advertisements is delayed JL because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or nctitious names. Postmasters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. Otltrkst Jitanagsrs, &.c. -RNM ENT OFFICES.- 1- Open to all. Second Division Clerks (104 vacan- cies announced), age 17-20, S70 to B550. Boy Clerks, 15-17, £ 36; Female Clerks. 18-20, £ 65, £ 170 Excise, 19-22, B90 to £400 Customs, 19-25, E55, £350. Highest percentage of passos in United Kingdom. Camplete Guide (best extant) gratis.—Goodall Robinson (suc- cessful for H.M.C.S.), 9, Albert Hall. 209 CLERKSHIPS under Government ages 14—25 \_y Ladies under 20 salaries, £ 80— £ 400. Over 1,200 appointments recently obtained. Thorough pre- paration by post. Complete guide free.—AVrite G. E. Skerry, 67 it 69, Chancery-lane, London, AV.C. 341 OFFICE BO? Wanted. — Apply to Mr John Samuel, Church-street, Cardiff. 323 OUTH WALES-AND MON\ Tri^ERKS' ASStfCIA TION.—Employers requiring Clerks are earnestly requested to apply to H Godfrey, Secretary, Exchange Buildings, Cardiff. 442 WANTED at once, Young Man as Bookkeeper must be well up in bookkeeping by double entry.—Apply, with copies of testimonials from recent employers, statiusr age and salary expected, to D. John and Co., Limited, Browers, Pentre, Rhondda Valley. 371 WANTED, Junior Clerk, for iron manufacturer's office; good shorthand writer; one accustomed to correspondence preferred.—Apply, in own handwriting, statin" age and salary expected, with copies of testi- monials, to Junior, Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 9745-14438 WANTED, Underground Colliery Manager, 1st class certificate.—Box 104, Swansea. 9902 WANTED, Situation as Postal and Telegraph Clerk five years' experience good reference. Apply David Jones, 12, Russell-street. Oowlai.- 972 Jlgmcws, (trahdùrz, &t. A GOOD AGENT Wanted. Salary and commission to a persevering and energetic man. No goods to sell, and no risk or outlay.—Apply by letter (95 G), 3, Brushtield street, Bishopsgate street Without, London, E.C. 14088-3019-872 A GENTS wanted for select Ceylon Packet Teas, and for Bonus Teas, i.e., teas with presents.— Gignosgo, "South Wales Daily News" Office, Mer- thyr. 980 4 GENTS wanted, spare time, large profits, no risk xl. pocket rubber stamp as sample, free.—Richards, Works, 44, Snow-hill, London. 923 AGENTS wanted to solicit orders for an old- established Firm 35 per cent, commission.— Apply Baxter and Co., 109, Milkwood-road. London, S.E. 773 AGENTS wanted to push Fine Compound Maclu- ll ery and Cylinder Oiis amongst mills, mines, col- lieries, steam ships, &c. Liberal commission.—Address A.B., care of Schrader and Co., 31, St. Mary Axe, London. 418 FLOOR CLOTH.—A Gentleman with connection Jf amongst Wholesale and Retail houses can hear of a remunerative Agency.—Box 32, B. Wheeler, Adver- tising Agent, Manchester. 146 TON and JONES, Porth, are prepared to ap- point Agents throughout South AVales and Mon- mouthshire (whole or spare time) for the sale of the following goods, for cash or on easy terms, viz., watches, clocks, electro-plate, pianos, organs, har- moniums, and other musical instruments, sewing- machines, mangles, family Bibles, and other books, &c., Ac. First-class opportunity for energetic men, such as managers, clerks, timekeepers, lampmen, &c. no res- ponsibility for debts, and no money to collect: good references indispensable, For full particulars apply to the above. 929 PRINTING and STATIONERY.—A smart Young P Man wanted as. Canvasser practical printer I)ref,-rred, -Apply Lewis Evans, 13, Castle-street, Swansea. 9919 REQUIRED, a thoroughly-efficient representative for South Wales in wine and spirit trade, not over 30 years of age. His experience and testimonials must be submitted to G. S., care of C. Johnson and Co., Vine-street, Clerkenwell-rood, London. 9941 FI^RAVELLFR, who is already working South I AATales in other goods, can have good commission from established house in dress goods, merinoes, shirtings, blankets, Italians, Silesias, velveteens.— X.L., 9, Highfield, Bradford. 924 WANTED, in Town and Country, a few reliable Men as Canvassing Agents; only those of temperance principles need apply.—A. and G. Taylor, Photographers, Duke-street, Cardiff. • 336 W. ESLEY AN AND GENERAL.-Fonnded in 1841. V J Accumulated funds exceed £ 220,000. Agent wanted at Morriston, book to commence with also Maesteg.—Apply to Supt. 1. German, 18, Windsor- street, Neath. 131 Wobgmgs, JVparimmis, &c. WANSEA.-Adveriser strongly recommends his late Apartments. Every convenience beantiful situation convenient to town.-Address E., "Daily News" Office, Swansea. 9825 WANTED, Two Rooms (unfurnished) in quietj respectable House; no family; Hafod or Landore district.—92, "South Wales Daily News" Office, Swansea. 9903 Hotjses, &.c. t Wianftb. WANTED, Premises suitable for General Grocery and Baking in a rising neighbourhood, or would purchase a thoroughly genuine business no ob- jection to off license.-All particulars to G. Wood, Lake Vymwy, Os-estry 151 Jfor ^ah.anztzf laittr, &r. FOR SALE, The Royal Oak, leasehold licensed premises, at Penclawdd term 99 years from 29th September, 1849 (less three days); apportioned ground rent 210.-Address Mr Stevens, Solicitor, Swansea.9875 FOR SALE, cheap, House in AVindsor-place.—Apply J. Elliott, 18, St. Andrew's-crescent, Cardiff. 311 FOR SALE, very convenientJTen-room House,^situate Llanbleddian-gardens.—Apply J. Elliott, 18, St. Andrew's-crescent. Cardiff. 310 FOR SALE, 8-roomed Dwelling-house; splendid condition; No. 6, Adamsdown-square, Cardiff.— Apply on the Premises. 953 T7VREEHOLD Farm of about 300 acres, situated near _F Chepstow, to be Sold by Private Q011 tract; good arable and pasture lands, farmhouse, and buildings.— Apply to G. J. Beetlestone, Esq., Sudbrook, near Chepstow. 6214 mo BE SOLD, 16, Richmond-road, Cardiff 3 sitting JL rooms, 5 bedrooms, bathroom.—Apply 16, Rich- mond-road, Cardiff. 355 Igor bt mts £ 5, Haiti, &x. FOR FURNLSHED and UNF(JRNLSHED Resi- dences, Cardiff and Penarth, see Messrs Hern's Register.—94, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 1049 FURNISHED HOUSE to Let in best part of Swansea. Every convenience. Delightful and uninterrupted view of Swansea Bay and of the Mumbles.—Address K., South 'Wales Dailyi News uninterrupted view of Swansea Bay and of the Mumbles.—Address E.. South 'WaJes Dailyi News Officc, Swansea. 9826 SKETTY.—To be Let, Eilburwm A ilia, containing eight rooms, wir-h good cellar and attic. -Apply AVatkin James, Braraber Cottage, Sfcetty. 9827 THE POPLARS.—This desirable Residence to Let, containing four downstair rooms, seven bed- rooms, bathroom, &c. situated between Porth and V'nyshir Stations.—Apply at Maindy, Ynyshir. 023 TO BE LET, from 2nd April next, the Brogden Hotel, Porthcawl. This house has splendid accommodation for visitors, good stabling, coach-house, and every requirement for doing good tnule. For particulars apply n. John and Co., Limited, Pentre, Ehonclda Valley. 370 rpO LET, the Avenue, Clytha-square, Newport 3 reception-rooms, 7 bedrooms, hot and cold bath, kitchens 011 ground floor.—For all particulars, apply to ^Y_>Hlton Locke, 3, Commercial-st., Newport, M011. 195 mo LET, Unfurnished, 18, Park-place, Cardiff.—For JL particulars of rent, fixtures, < £ i\, apnlv at the house, C. T. AVhitmell. 927 ml1 1ftd. -1!luzín£5S ) rtlnís£:s, &t. -p- d 1 ROCERY, Rhondda Valley.—House, Shop, and Stable, in rising and prosperous district.—Apply J. Hammond, AVern-terrace, Clydach Vale. 921 NEAV BANK BUILDINGS, St. Mary-street, Cardiff.-Siiite of Offices and large Cellars con venient, well-ventilated, modern improvements resi- dent caretaker telephone on premises fireproof building.John Jenkins. Secretarv, 12, AVestgate- street, Cardiff. 1050 MARY-STI,,E],, ST MARY-,STREET. —Cap- offices over a ba.uk good approach rent .r- rs.— Apply AV. and S. Hern, Cardiff. n528 TO LET, .Stable and Coachhouse, suitable for pony and carriage, :tt the Langhani Commercial Hotel, pe. 285 mo LET at Lady Day, shop and Premises, 10, JL Heathfield-street (corner of Heathtield and Union- streets), in the occupation of Ili- Henrv Bavnett.— Apply to Mr Stevens, Solicitor, Swansea. 9876 TO LET, Four fully-licensed Premises doing a good business capital situations situate Pontypool, near Pontypool,and Abergavenny immediate possession to either. — Apply II. Jacobs, Auctioneer, Hotel A'iiluer, Ac., Abersychan. 951 WESTON^UPlsR^IARE.—T'o I^et, with posses- sion, the Royal Pier Hotel redecorated inside and out, and now in thorough order fine premises, bar, cafe, and vaults 30 rooms. Rent for first two years purely nominal all traffic from and to the Pier must pass the tloors.-Agcnts, AVansbrough and Sons, AVes ton-super-Mare.. 9321 11 11, Ktoshttsses for Bisposal. A GENUINE Old-established Tobacconist Business for Disposal, in one of the busiest thoroughfares of Bristol every investiga tion offered.-Foi- full par- ticulars apply, Tobacco, Prospect Villas, Stapleton- road, Bristol. 69 BARRY.—Boot ami Shoe Business good opening satisfactory reasons for leaving.—Loxton, High, street, Barry. 2)3 DRAPERS', Outfitters', and Niihiuers' Stocks I)ur- chased for cash.-Apply lsaöA: Thomas, Stock Buyer, 25, Castle-street, Cardiff. mo IRONMONGERS.—For Disposal, a genuine business, situated in best position of a good market town stock about £ 3,000 low rent, good profits, easy terms.-Apply It. Pardoe, Ironmongers' ATaluer, Aberdare. 302 jttarJrtiur £ goofs, &t. p ECKETT AND SONS, 1 ^OCOMOTIVE JGLNGINE JGUILDEES, 113 R I S T 0 L, Have in Stock (nearly completed) a New Locomotive, with cylinders lOiu. diam., 14in. stroke, four wheels coupled. Materials and workmanship of the best. Various other sines in progress, and can give quick delivery. Engines sold for cash or on deferred payments. Photographs, Prices, and 8pecificatiorurupon application. 1081 AIR COMPRESSORS.—TWO complete plants, each with steam and air cylinders 12 in. dia., tandem, direct acting, with boilers, receivers, &c. nearly new just as stopped work: also two mills of 6 in C. I. air pipes.—Ratcliffe and Sons, Ha,warden Iron AVorks, Chester. 9890 Telegrams: Established Ratcliffe Sons, Hawarden. 1846 FOR SALE.—One 16 I]. P. Portable Engine, makers, Clayton and Shuttleworth nearly new cheap and good one 12 H. P. Horizontal, new one 5 H. P. Horizontal, in good working order; one Lancashire boiler, 20 feet x ó feet; one Galloway boiler, 26 x 6 feet, both in good order and will be sold cheap 5 Vertical boilers, various sizes, all at. low prices can be seen and inspected at Cardiff.—Thomas Jones an Co., 3, Wharf-street, Cardiff. 919 OR a-d-o-ub-le 1-O-in.Cvli-nderPorta,bl-e FOR SALE, cheap, a double lOin. Cylinder Portable _f Steam Engine, with link motion suitable for sinking purposes.—Powis, Railway Approach, Cardiff. 284 FOR SALE, four Cornish Boilers, 20ft. by eftTMiL, to work about 451bs. pressure.—Address A., "South AA'ales Daily News" Office, Swansea. 9894 FOR SALE,' Three-ton Steam Hammer by LUlesball Iron Co., nearly new ready.—Edward Ratcliffe, Hawarden, near Chester. Telegraphic address— Merchant, Ha warden.' 9784 GAS ENGINES. — The "Cycle" is the best, economical, durable no slide; any size.— Particulars on application to G. S. Tunks atul Co., Limited, Mill-lane, Cardiff. 6624 iTfAFVANrSED (X)RR1;GATED1R0N~R()()FLNG SHEETS.—Large quantity of slightly defective sheets, 5ft. long, Is 3d each 6ft., Is 6d each 7ft., Is 10d each 3ft., 2s Id each 9ft., 2s 6d each 10ft., 3s each. Galvanised ridging, gutters, and down spouting, nalis, screws, washers, and all materials for fixing.- Can be inspected at- jgRUCE AND gTILI/S, CONTRACTORS FOR IRON ROOFS AND BUILDINGS, 75, NORFOLK STREET, QUEEN'S DOCK, LIVERPOOL. 6545 LUCIGEN LIGHT as used 011 the Forth Bridge JLJ AVorks.. Best and cheapest Ikht of its class.— Dyne Steel and Co., Newport, iicole agents. Several in stock for immediate delivery. 7276 WINDING ENGINES.—Compact pair with cylin- wderi 12 in. druin, Ac., complete and hauling engines, 18 in., 12 in. and 6 in., all in good order, and cheap.—Ratcliffe aud Sous, Hawarden Iron AVorks, Chester. 9391 Telegrams Established Ratcliffe Sons, Hawarden. 1846 „JIRON BUILDESIGS in stock, temporarily 4J erected, for ale, at very low prices buildings suitable for Mission Rooms, Schools, Club Rooms, &-(: 50 by 25, with porch, 6ft by 5ft; Buildings, 15 by S, lined and floored, useful for offices, &c. other build- ings, 100 by 30, 50 by 20, 40 by 18, 2°. by 12, suitable for Stores, Workshops, Stables, and general purposes. Can be seen, and prices obtained 011 application, Isaac Dixon & Co., AVindsor Ironworks, Spekeland-road, Tunnel-road, Liverpool. 922 %icgths, iirriqZdtZ, &t. EUREKAt,Safety Bicycle, ball bearings, wheels, and pedals, all accessories; excellent condition price £ 8, approval, deposit.—AVilliams, Brynoneu House, Pontardulais. 217 ORRIS jjgROS., CYCLE WORKS, PONTYPRIDD The most efficiently-equipped Cycle Depdt in South Wales (see The Cyclist-" and Wheeling New showrooms in the Arcade. 120 Machines in Stock. Cushions and pneumatics. Cash or monthly payments. New lists now ready (one stamp). Repairs and plating promptly done. 15 years' experience must prevail. Advice gratis. State your requirements, and we reply per return. Don't buy cast-iron trash, when you can get a reliable article at lowest prices, and "Try before you buy." Special lines in children's machines and accessories. Mail Carts, 13s 6d Bicycles, 25s Tricycles, 55s Safetys, 75s. Official C.T.C. repairers and pioneers of cycle trade in South Wales. 926-3 mlagnns nnb Grail itri-! ttquisitts. RAILAVAY AA"AGONS for Hire or Sale. Cash or deferred payments.—The Midland Railway Car- riage and Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Works, Birmingham. 1082 Utrrs £ 5, Wibt Carriages. FULLER BIRTILL A COMPANY, CARRIAGE BUILDERS, CARDIFF. The Extensive Showrooms are now well stocked with the largest collect-ion of NEW CARRIAGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION in the Principality. CANOE LANDAUS. CIRCULAR & SQUARE-FRONTED BROUGHAMS. I SINGLE AND DOUBLE VICTORIAS. WAGONETTES AND STANHOPE PHAETONS. FOUR-WHEEL DOG CARTS. PARISIAN AND DENMARK PHAETONS. PRINCE DOG CARTS, RUSTIC CARTS, SURREY CARTS, BASKET CARS, BATTLESDENS, RUSTIC, AND OTHER GOVERNESS CARS. I' All built on the newest and most approved principles. Inspection invited before purchasing elsewnere. Telegrams Carriages, Cardiff. 9917 FULLER BIRTILL & COMPANY, Cardiff.—Light and elegant Landau, by Morgan and Company, London; patent automaton head lever brake. ULLER BIRTILL & COMPANY, Cardiff.—Light Canoe Landau, by Fuller, Bristol painted and lined brown self-acting head, lamps, ind brake. ULLER BIRTILl7& CO^IPANY^ Cardiff!—^BUS AVagonette painted and lined blue lamps and lever brake scarcely used.—Telegrams: Carriages, Cardiff. ULLER BIRTILL [COMPANY, Cardiff. — Fashionable Cob-size Victoria painted blue and red blue cloth and morreco splendid condition. -U L-L E R- -B I I-R-T I-L-L-& C OMPAKY, Cardiff -1 toria painted blue and white patent automaton head lever brake quite equal to new. ULLER BLRTTLL&^COLNIPANY^ Fture Circular-fronted Brougham, suitable for cob also handsome Square-fronted Brougham, suit horse 15*1. I^UTjLER BIRTILL COMPANY^ Cardiff.— Modern Wagonette, m first-class order also use- ful Four-wheel Dog-cart.—Telegrams: Carriages, Car- diff. FULLER BIRTILL & COMPANY, Cardiff.—Stylish Baske t Car, Cee springs, vermillion under-car- nage equal to new.-Telegrams: Carriages, Cardiff. FULLER, BIRTILL~& OOMI^UN"YTCardiff. —Good up-standing Dog-cart; cob size, Battlesdeu very small Governess Car.—Telegrams Carriages,Cardiff.273 A STRONG Horse and Cart for Sale.—Apply, "Daily News" Office, Merthyr. 290 EDWARD ROGERS and CO., Coachbuiiders College-place, Bristol. Telegrams, '•Carrossier,' Bristol. Telephone, No. 247. Established nearly a century. 3598 FOR SALE (exceptional opportunity).—Magnificent rough-coated St. Bernard Dog, beautifully- marked, rich orange with white points, immense bone, massive head, shoulders, and paws, 31ins. at shoulder, show or stud, perfectly quiet and obedient, follows well, will let children ride him, highest pedigree (his sire having beaten champion Save," &c.), good guard, priceless as faithful companion for lady or geutleman, an ornament to any nobleman's mansion, price S18 lowest, has been valued at £ 30, approval 3 days. Apply Pr,vies, 57, Queen-.street, Cardiff. 9940 Gl"RN'SEV"S CA.RRIAGE LAjVPSriU 3d_paiir; best value ever offered. La runs repaired. £ ar,re stock new and second-hand firnp, Merchant- street, Bristol. 8559 ARRIAGE LA?DPS. -inspection, invited. Best, C selected Stock in the West.—C. E. Gurnsey's- Ca-liaze,lAjnn-Work-s. Mercha-nt-strfietC BristoL 8559 y fllO UNDERTAKERS. Livery Stable Proprietors, JL &c.—For Sale, Hearse, with plumes, in f5rst-da.->s order. No reasonable offer refused, or would exchange fur good col).-NV. Pike, Rutland Mews, Swansea. 9893 gJ.11trtt!!t ::PÜJt'DttZ. &r. EGGS.—Silver AVjandotte. prize strain; Plymouth Rock, Crystal Palace and other prize: strains, 3s 6d per sitting of 13; unfertile replaced.—Radcliffe Saunders, Llanishen, Cardiff. 457 171GGS for Sitting, Black Minoicas. Blue Anda- lusians, Plymouth Rocks, Brown Lesrliorns; price per sitting. 4s 6d. For Sale. Blue Andalusians and Black Minorca Cockerels price. 7s 6ti each. —1.. Luekett. Roath Court, Cardiff. 12 b. Jfc v ,n[c. -;fUisrdlatttJ.1uz. _n- TTUREAVOOD for Sale, suitable for potteries, bakers, TTUREAVOOD for Sale, suitable for potteries, bakers, JT furnace lighting, &c. low price 011 rail Newport. —Ponsford Bros., Timber Merchants, Newport, 9922 FOR SALE, Fireproof Safe, by Johnson and Co. equal to new two drawers and shelves, 4ft. 6in. high by 2ft. 6in. by 2ft. 2in.— Apply Secretary, Eastern Dry Dock Company, Newport. 9923 -P IOR SALE, an Acre and Half of very fine Withies. JL -Apply W. J. Hodgson, Tutshill, Chepstow.9871 -"j OR SALE, 50 now navvy Oak Wheelbarrows, from JC Ad(iress Barrow*, Daily News" Office, Xewport. 9881 C I OOD Investment.—Two Hundred jBl Shares old X established London Mercantile Companv, Limited, for Sale £130. Last four vears returned £ 95 in dividends.—Miss Croll, 9, Cowley-street, AVest- minster, London. 3M HAY for Sale, prime.—Apply Whitchurch Aicarage" Cardiff 955 MANUFACTURERS' Remnants in Stuffs, Cash- meres, Alpacas, Velvets, Prints, Calicoes, Flannels, Cretonnes, Shirtings, &c. 101b. Bundles cheap. Price list free.- AV. Clarkson, Merchant, 41, Swaine-street, Bradford. 164 "jVTILK I for Stle, 50, or more gallons per dav, 17A. delivered by rail.—Address A. Merritt, North Nibley, Dursley, Glo. 222 PARISIAN A.—Paris by Night with IllustratIOns; post free for 30 stamps.—E. Bowker. 27, Renshaw- sfreet, Liverpool. Established 1832. 451 npABLE CUTLERY.—Complete Service Ladv Sl offers, money urgently wanted, quite new, 12 each, table and cheese knives, pair each meat and game carvers and steel, 29 pieces for 35s, valued at 7};z guineas, fit for nobleman's table large, massive Crav- ford ivory, pinned balanced handles finest quality sent on approval any distance carriage paid.—Mrs Howard, 52. Hugh-street, Pimlico.S.W. 851 TABLE KNIVES.—a Clergyman offers his, un- soiiecl, /fcs Service, comprising 12 large, 12 small, tor 28s have large balanced patent Ivory handles approval, free anywhere genuine bargain.—L 4, Earl's Court-road, W., London. 339 THE Matrimonial Herald and Fashionable Marriage A. Gazette is the original and only recognised medium for high-class introductions, and represents the largest and mo»t snccessful Matrimonial Agency in tho world. N.B.—The public are cautioned against the world. N.B.—The public are cautioned against imitations. Price 3d (under cloth 41 od). All communica- tions should be addressed to EDITOR, 40, LAMB'S CONDUIT-STREET, LONDON, W.C. 2558 TO BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS G S. TUNKS & CO., LTD. PATENT OVEN BUILDERS Supply all kinds of Bakers' Requisites, 3, MILL-LANE, CARDIFF. 564 5001 T"VELVE CABTE.'TDEMLTE, 2S &L~IIRIS8«N two Cabinets, 2s 6d six, 5s. One ten inch panel 5s two, 7s. Copied or enlarged from any portrait, however faded, sent with postal order or stamps to Mr F. S. D. Phillips. Perfect copies and original re- turned free.—London Photographic Company, 304 Regent-street, London, W. 1124 \7^AC11T (Cutter) 30 tons; handsome a good sea- 1 boat, and fast ba.rgain.-Culverwell, Litfield House, Clifton, Bristol. 335 iftisaUfttuous Mlaitts. -.u.- WANTED, for three evenings in May, a Man with Punch and Judy.—For particulars applv to Jones, Melrose Villa, Ferndaie. 49 WANTED, continual supply of good brush semi- bituminous Coal for Bunkering purposes must be strong and clean.—Offers to Bunkers, "South ANales Daily News Office, Newport, Mon. 9853 IHisreUaumts. FURNISH 011 our New Hire Svstem. Houses or Apartments completely furnished on a new sys- tem adopted solely by us, whereby all publicity, exposure, and inquiries usually made by other com- panies are dispensed with. We have all immense stock of Household Furniture of cheap and superior quality. All goods sold on the Hire System at ready-money prices. 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, arid, 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 im- mense stock, and comnare prices before purchasin" elsewhere. AVe will supply £ 5 worth for 2s 6d weeklv £ 10 worth, 4s weekly £ 15 worth for 5s weekly £ 20 worth, 6s weekly, and so on in proportion. Special terms for larger quantities. Please note the Address SOUTH ILES FURNISHING COMPANY, 31. Castle-st. (opposite the Castle). Cardiff. 12783-1105-10 A STROLOGY. — AVhat is before vou ?"—Send J: birtlitiine, stamped directed envelope, and six stamps, C. Gordon, 97, Buckingham Palace-road, Incloo. 27 BILLIARDS or Bagatelle — All those redlining JL? new or second-hand tables, requisites, or billiard work done should, before going elsewhere, send for price lists to Hennig Bros., 29, High-street, London W.C. 14199 5988 CHARACTER Described by Hand-writing or photo- J graph complete description. 48 characteristics, so'ten stamps.—Professor Costarr, 33, Hopewell-street, Gloucester." 2,800 testimonials. 857 ELECTRIC TELEPHONES. — Expiry of Bell's Patent, supplied and fixed by S. F. Walker and Co., 33, Castle-street, Cardiff. 797 S"LEATHERS EOR"BEDS.-Sleep~^n;~nkr'"eom" fort-able leather Bed. Get your feathers direct. 401bs. and upwards of good, clean, dry poultry feathers, at 6(1 per pound. Carnage paid to any railway station. —Send postal order to IT. Handy, Feather Merchant, Welshpool. 26 JEAVELLERY, AVatches, Watch Materials, Cutlery, Toys. Musical Instruments. AVholesale list post free.—AVright, St. Luke's-road, Birmingham. 971 PTj^O MARRIED PEOPLE.—Invaluable information A sent on receipt, 01 stamped envelope.—Address AV. Higson, Box 451,30, Mansfield-road, Nottingham.450 YOUR Character, correctly described by hand- writing or photograph; complete description, containing 42 characteristics. Six stamps, and stamped addressed envelope.—Professor Wilson, 5, Wilton-road London, S.W. Over 2,000 testimonials. 14358 8597 MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND ALONE n IN SUMS FROM E20 TO £ 4,000. THE NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK, BALDWIN-STREET, BRISTOL. The Directors of this well-known, old-established Bank are prepared to offer exceptional advantages to all respectable and trustworthy persons who are in need of temporary assistance. Cash is advanced at a day's notice, in any part of town or country, without sureties, repayable by easy instalments or in one sum, and on THE BORROAVER'S WRITTEN PROMISE TO REPAY. Among the advantages offered by the Bank, the following deserve attention :— THE DESPATCH AVITH AVIIICH. LOANS ARE COMPLETED. THE LOW RATE OF INTEREST CHARGED. THE WRITTEN GUARANTEE Ov STRICTEST PRIVACY. THE SYSTEM OF SMALL REPAYMENTS, EX- Tl- 'ED OVER A PERIOD OF TIME CON- VI ENT TO THE BORROWER. THi BSENCE OF ALL LAW COSTS AND FEES. ,N.L.-No Bills of Sale ars taken, and the trans- actions not published in any newspaper or gazette MORTGAGE DEPARTMENT: Advances also made on Mortgage or deposit of deeds, property, sharos, scril), and reversions, at 5 PER CENT. INTEREST. For further particulars apply, stating amount re- quired, to Mr T. C. MILBURN, 3311 General Manager. IMPORTANT to Farmers and others.—Money ad- vanced without delay in town or country from £ 10 to Bl,000 to Farmers, Cowkeepers, Householders (ilale or female) on note of hand alone, without sureties 110 bills of sale low interest easy payments strictest privacy no law costs no feetf. Being engaged in country business, applicants had better write to Howell Griffiths, 5, Great Western-terrace, Llanelly. 78J.6-696e tCOMMERCIAL ADVANCE B,l _N K j 19, QUAY-STREET, CARDIFF ES to £ 500 can be obtained on the same day as applied for by professional gentlemen, tradesmen, farmers, cowkeepers, and householders. Applicants may rely on the strictest secrecy being observed. Charges moderate, and no enquiry or other ees charged unless cash advanced. Country applica- tions attended to without delay. Apply personally or by letter to Mr L. JOSEPH, COMMERCIAL ADVANCE BANK, _2376 19, QUAY-STREET CARDIFF. MONEY" LENT PRIVATELY AT a"fEW HOURS' NOTICE. A Gentleman having a large amount of Capital is willing to grant advances, upon note of l*and alone, for any term not exceeding 15 years, lrmu B15 to £ 1,000, at 5 per cent., to Clergymen, F'zwmers, Hotel Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers, Tradesmen, or to any responsible Person, Male or Femalo, in Town 0.1 Country. Without loan officc fovmcilitfes or bill oj sdlc. Distance no object, and so long as the interest is paid the capital can remain. No genuine application re- fused. All communications are treated strictly private. —Apply to the actual Lender, H. Harrison, Esq., 87, York-road, AVestminster Bridge-road, London. 1115 DON" BE WITHOUT l\IONY.-CROWN-LõAX AND DISCOUNT OFFICE.—Cash immediately Lent, from B10 to any amount, at lower interest than I charged by others, to ^Male or Female Borrowers.— Farmers, Gardeners, Carriers, Cowkeepers, Dairymeu, Tradesmen, yhopkeepers, Clerks, Schoolmasters,Clergy- men, Doctors, and all other Professional Gentlemen, Lodginghouse keepers, Private Householders, and others, on their own security (without bondsmen), and Note of hand alone, repayable by very easy instalments, to suit in every case borrower's own convenience. All communications, by letter or otherwise, kept in strict confidence. /Applicants waited upon at their own homes, by appointment, with the cash required. All information tiee. Distance no object. No genuine application ever refused. If you cannot borrow money from us you cannot do so eIsewhere.-Apply to the Manager, 5,. Rotunda Buildings (first floor), St. Mary- street, Carr.iff. Close to G.W.R. Station. 9311-569e -^MPORTANT TO AGRICULTURISTS & OTHERS. A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN, having a large capital at ins command, is prepared to make ADVANCES in sums from £ 10 to £ 1,000 to Professional Gentlemen tradesmen, Farmers, and all classes of respectable generally, on their note of hand alone, a 1 v tten guarantee given that transactions are not published in any gazette. Borrowers are warned against advertisers who profess to lend at 5 per cent. per annum on note of hand. Bona-fide lenders cannot advance at such rates. I candidly admit I cannot. Sucli alluring advertisements are but traps to obtain fees. Try them, but don't pay iees. My customers can rely that no unfair advantage will be taken of them. Ascertain my terms, and then decide whether to bor- row or not. Distance no object-. Apply-D. PHILLIPS, 13756 Snow Hill House, A dare-street, Bridpend. 7374 r po THE PUBLIC.- Ii you are in want of an Ad-s J. vance, from 220 and upwards in the strictest privacy, apply direct to the actual lender. All advances made in cash.-Commumcatlons and enquiries to be addressed—.Secretary, 3, Bute-terrace, Cardiff. 8535 i* A v Ready to be Advanced on good Q> 1 If "Freehold or Leasehold Property, in sums of SIoo to £ 10,000 y also on good personal secu, I rity, reversions, annuities, &c., &c.—Messrs Hern, Financial Agents, 72, St Mary-street, Cardiff. 1049 i T T ;1 f ONEY LENT ON" NOTE OF HAN/> A; jjlOW iM NOTICE, by a Pi h ace Gentleman, I;01' si0* £ 1,009, at 5 per cent. Why apply to 1 Money Lenders, so-called Companies or •»" any responsible can obtain 9" Privately, without sureties and the usua- ..r0«'^ of a Loan Office't Fur the benefit ol {CI [(?»■ 1 am prepared to grant- advances from .l years in any part of England or Wales, iir| female (distance no object), and if desirou „ £ }■ tere.st can be paid quarterly or half-yearly, fat1! he arranged, therefore tlie ,t,ppliCf1,!lb g8 0 benefit of clisli advanced. Apply in confidence to the actual lender, H. HUNTER, Esq., i Toi"l0i: 1135 I,e 0 MONEY Lent fi-Oiu~ £ 5""t7r at a l't. notice to farmers, cowkeepers, DVet others on promissory-note and oatiie (,f ally 11"" own name. Distance no object. No changes o. JII)' cription are made unless business is one requiring a strictly private temporary Iall slio0113 politY' apply to Phillip Basseit, 11, pridd. OK" TO £ 200advanced without delay t0„c\5nse» 1' 3^0 "f Respectable Householders in ,!11tlU»eY within 100 mile Honourable socrecy e(Juirel Promissory note with own signature fa,n!ier'' Special terms to ministers of all denominations, ^lc- clerks, and tradesmen. Write or call.-S(,Uo ellse Advance Co., 13, Calvtrt-strect, Swansea- -0 unless business is done. r^jcti}' T>ORROWEES in want of money from «l JU> private source, free from annoyance, tr*„d we fees (extracted under some pretext or other), r" ^fit^ routine of loan office agents, &c., are invited^' mlly as to position, income, < £ e., when, n V.otit5- tory, the money will be advanced in a few Apply Charles Clayton, 21, Coat-street, Sv.ans^^ (g Duration. CARDIFF. DR. J 0 8 E P H PT R P UNIVEBSITY COLLEGE, CARDIFF ALSO MR D. C. WILLIAMS^. Beg to state that the EASTER TERM wIll MENCE on MONDAY, April 6th, 1891, gf. AT "BEETHOVEN" CHAMBERS," 2, EWPO ROAD, CARDIFF (Opposite University College) also AT "CARTREE," 23, PLYMOUTH-RoAP' PENARTH. SUBJECTS TAUGHT :— VOICE TRAINING AND SOLO PIANOFORTE AND COMPOSITION r b6 Prospectus containing full particulars nrtJ on application to Dr. Parry. Full particulars re College Harmony, County tii« Form, Theory, and Sight Singing to be li^1" ii#. Registrar, at the University. COWBRIDGE. 1 GREAT HO USE SCHOOL FOR PRINCIPALS—MRS AND THE MISSKS CJP-GJJ WE Id.. 1024 HEREFORD. HEREFORD LADIES' -553^ COMPANY, LIMITED.. REDUCED AND INCLUSIVE TERMS- ■^ Education upon the Coal with home training and domestic comforts.. -sp# For terms apply to V iss Cust, the Ladv prll1 ted. or to the Secretar, .Mr Edward Maddison^ffj^ insurant. All kinds of Life Assurances with or without medical examination. O VICTORIA MUTUAL ASSUR^JL* V SOCIETY (Limited). Memorial-hall Farringdon-street, London, E.C. Founded Unique conditions. THE BOILER INSURANCE A STEAM POWEIt CO., LIMITED- leJ. The First Boiler Insurance Companv Ever Forl1 ESTABLISHED 1S69. CAPITAL £ 25?'So The INVESTED FUNDS are £ More than the paid-up Capital and Funds of t other largest Boiler Insurance Companies coro utUier Has the largest number of Boilers and Engine^. insnection and Insurance. Upwards of Zlfarfo-1 ANNUAL INCOME UPAVARDS OF Has the largest number of Ti-ained Inspectors ^;o0. in all the Principal Towns of the United Kifbilit1 Insurance of AVorkpeople under the Employers, Act, 1880. General Accident Insurance- CHIEF OFFICES: 67, King-street, Manchester. BRANCH OFFICES: London: 139, Cannon-street, E.C. Ncwcastic 6, Side Birmingham: 20, Exchange lft Glasgow: 2, AVest Regent-street. SwailS^ Fisher-street. Leeds: '21, East Parr,(Ie. J. F. L. CROSLAND, M. Inst. M.E., Chief 4154 EDAVARD HADFIELD, Secretary^ SUN FIRE OFFICE, ESTABLISHED Sum insuredin 1889, £ 338,900,000. For further information apnly to the follollg AGENTS ":— CARDIFF. Mr Peter Price, 21, High-street. Mr Charles Cross. Mr J. Jenkins, C.A., Cambrian Chambers. Mr F. E. Furze.- Aberkenfig Mr Jesse Hurley. Cadoxton Mr B. G. Da vies. Mr Da^d Jones. Cowbridge Mr Thos. J Parsons Caerphilly Mr Henry Coggius- Gilfach Goch Mr Arthur F'itt. gg4* Llandaff Mr John Ilowe- l(f&. Maesteg Mr David Da.vies:_ E S U L F S ——— 01; ca TWENTY-YEAR TONTINE POLICIES Now Maturing in the JGQUITABLE J^IFE SOCIETY k7 OF THE UNITED STATES. r UNEQUALLED BY ANY OFFICE I> WORLD. ANY PERSON who will send his NAME, APD f t,bi and Date of Birth to the Manager, or any Agent 0 Society, will receive an v ILLUSTRATION OF THE RESULTS OF A ISSUED AT HIS OAVN AGE, and for any Desired Amount between £ 200 and Gentlemen desirous of representing the Society please communicate with the Manager. They it is EASY TO WORK FOR, AND HARD TO W'OP AGAINST. wm- T RIGGS, 1J1J MANAGER FOR WALES & WEST OF EN C" BANK BUILDINGS,$ gT. jyj^ARY-STREET, AND 57. 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