South Wales Daily News

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SPECIAL Notice.—Applicants sending replies to Ad ertfeements addressed to initials or fictitious aan.es, nt hi? office, are requested not to send original jtentimoTiiaJB -.villi their applications, but to enclose ^copies of testimonials only. ftersonal. j ANB to Morgan.—NY ill be there same time. 661 ZSMOKR~ircherJs "Golden Returns." Sweetest Tobacco m&nttfactured. 6281 PsrtitfrslTip. TO Small Capitalists.—Young man wanted to join advi-er in extending working business, will be taught trade.—R 934, Echo," Cardiff. 984 JKatrimonial. m cou ixtellance an(I i(illy (!i-positioii. atliei- dead countenance and jolly disposition, father dead and mother married again, wishes to hear from carcftil Gentleman (in basinet or profession preferred). Ad- vertiser lias an income of £ 200 and £ 1,500 banked.— Miss Griffiths, 91. North-street, London, N. zw TWO Drapers' Assistants (Jack, 23 Will, 24), good prospects, wish correspondence with 'l'wo Young Ladies well-educated referred view, matrimony enclose photo in confidence.—B 330, South Wales Daily New- Cardiff 390 WIDOWER (4), with fani'ly; business man; respectable, cood appearance quiet, comfort- able home; a*mut £ tC0 a year income. Spin ter or Widow, with means, desiring immediate marriage, Widow, with means, desiring immediate marriage, plerv-e send proper name, address, particulars, and photo, that interview may be arwg^'l.— B. Hawfcin, No. 6,101, at Locke's Advertising Offices, Newport. Profound secrecy guaranteed no agents. 66-5 ■ xj- *$UtsuaL MISS Astle, after twelve very successful years in Cardiff, continues to give lessons in Pianoforte and Singing,-Lessons can be given at the residence of pupils, or at 22, Charles-street, Cardiff. Terms mode- rate. J5909 PONTYCYMMER MALE VOICE CHOIR AND CHICAGO.—Wanted, Eight more Members to make choir complete; only those possessing pood voices need apply t inis same as other members tonoro n.nd bass.-See., Tom Lewis, Pontycymmer. 449 TWO Second-hand Pianos for Sale equal to new JL both iron fi-atnes great bargains.-Apply 34, Siacey-road, Cardiff. 109 iittMtal. PPRENTICF,W. J. Williams. Family and Dis- A pensing Chemist, Llandilo, has a Vacancy for an Apprentice term moderate 555 XTJTANTED Two Apprentices, with preliminary 7 T qualifications, to the drug business.—W. George, Pharmaceutical Chemist, 10, Oxford-Street, Swansea. <8&nrattonaI. g/UtENCB, Spanish, Italian, German, Private JP Tuition. Classes. Special Classes tor 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 TT anslato:, 25, Park-street, Cardiff. 994 SHORTHAND, Shorthand.—Evenings spent plea- k3 santly. Pupils taught the art and qnalifie for appointments by an experienced tutor, orally or by post. Corresponding and reporting styles.—Apply Principal, 21, De Burgh-stree Riverside, Cardiff. Jtozi sntr Jounb. FOUND,light brown and black Collie (bitch); brown mark over eyes and brown paws.—Win. L >rd, Crown Fuel Works, Maindy. 330 "jf~~OST, sm 11 Pug Dog, wearing plated colltr I a marked S.S., 59, Penib:oke-place, Liverpool; punched hole in ears —( index- will be rewarded on returning same to Atlas Furnishing Company, Hayes, Cardiff anyone detaining same will be prosecuted. 363 T OST, on Friday (17th), from Albion Inn, Aber- <• 8 j »man, Black Retriever Dog white spot on brnast, ten weeks old. Whoever returns it will be rewarded. Anyone detaining same alter this notice will be prosecuted.—Evans, Albion, Aberaman, Aberdare. I TT OsT, a Silver Card Case between Richmond-road B a and Parlc-place. —Finder rewarded on returning same .to 17, Newport-road. 332 Bonusiir ^rtraitts. < "VLY Scliools.—Wanted, a Laundress; wages P-18 a Uj year, with board, lodging, and washing.—Apply Jri the Master. 7357 ■ x EXPERIENCED Genetal Servant wanted age t about i0 no washing good references indis- -peA.able.-Apply Mrs Hawkins, 1. Albany-rd., Carditf. g V\3NTsRAL Servant wanted ",t onco.—Apply Davics, 52, Victoria-road, Ebbw Vale. 531 General ervant wanted at once also Nurse- IT' Housemaid.—Apply, stating wages, references. care of Fvans, Iro-.)monger, Pontypridd. ic pkie (good) rt-quired, youngest child 2% years £ 14- £ 16.—Oakiands, Rnmney Hill, Car- dfe. 163 W- A^^O, good Cook, who would take charge of t«nall dairy also a thorough Housemaid.— Apply (bj'.lottt-r) Bayncon House, Llandaff. 59 BD, 'espectable Housekeeper in small VV ian^'y no children must be thoroughly cl^an and Cood wag s given to suitable person.— Apply W. Jimkiiis, Ta-d-orsand Outfitter, 1/ondon House, Strand. Blz"e I\ zalw. c-41 ghl t ii, -ooil Genertl ;ervant W able iV as ist in bar; to commen e duties on We<luesday m, rnin next at Trcmains Arms, CWlU. < park, Rhoiid(la.-I \pply, >;ta.till uge, wages, references, to Wm. Thomas,,Butcher, BJaenclydaah, Rhonada. 490 WANTED, i General Servant, age J3 to 23 country 1 preferred good reference.— I country 1 preferred good reference.— Address T. Evans, 8 Morley-str-.et, Carmarthen. 304 A,NTI,D -,it ei tee, General Servant, 4 in family W must be stron? i gnot! character ilidiapen-able. —Mrs Knight, 20, ••ey-road, ttoatti, Cimiiff, 417 W— ANTED imnjiedVately, ejcperifnwfl General Ser- vant, not urwler ^0 also young Housemaid, to make herself generally useful.—Appi} Mrs Abraham, Bank House, Abenlsire. 262 WANTi'.D. at once, general Servant.—Apply Mrs Hall', 264. Co.* bri< 1 ge-roa:i, Cardiff. 175 WANTEi'i immed ately, General Servant; ablto v»a.ih and irm good rharaeter.-Apply to Miss Edwards, The Couwt. School, Merthyr. 116 WORKING Ilouse&cever for widower. Write, enclose stamp, or' c">me personally.—Roberts. Glynneatb, Neath. 605 M ^LEVLR COOKS can aii'd to their list of dishe,, in I 'J the preparation üfchoi ce dainties for a dinner »nd sunder table by consulting the pages of a little book ntitled Pastry and Swt*s £ s," given to all cooks send- • teg their addresses to Alfvt»i Bird and Sons, Birming- Every lady and housekeeper in the land should ? *ha.ve» "Pastry and Sweets' hajtoy for refere->ce. Theie ^oo<jtnng to pay, and the b ook will be sent, by return I bst iVee to arty address. 1105 V „IL ,i ^ttuaiions (Eacairf. y s A CTtf 'E Young Wen out of employment, between ]8 & nd S6, shoul apply to Rfcruking Officer at Cardiff Batmck s, -or any Sergeant, Instiuctor of Volun- ieerts who will scaply all ififi,imation A pamphlet, Adyantap-, of 'the Arm?," can be had free &t any jPorft-oifice. Weekly pocket money,. 3« to 4s 6d. 1'46 A.KY"outh to assist in bakehouse Mm and delnf«r>r-Addr«4s, ttatisig wages, W. Wil- Euua, GoireC'ioner, Gladstone Coffee Tavern, Merthyr. 1>AK' RS.—"Vtoang Man wanted as Bread Baker.— DjtAK ES.-Young Alin wanted as Brea.d Baker.— 1""> 4pj^iy, wieb parteulatg, Alf. Phillips, Pont- louyn. 601 TpjciOT Trade. V?yantea. steady Joung Man for Mb R^P4 tx*, 811 up time in shop.—Apply personally, Cr. Oliver. Boot Warehouse, Treorky. 276 £ II IL Se> viqe.—Caixii^ates Vented need 15 to 28, ladies under 20 special prep.M alien (orally or by dellce) over a300 successes 85 fir<lr. places '350 passes ho 1891- rita. for sp cial terms to Mr. Starry tibe Londpu Civil Service and University Col- I lege, Ltd., 67, Chancery-kine, London. Boa dex- taken. Read the Civil Service Competitor," Id f wee 11 (tbrousrli bookseller). Specimen copy free. 24 5jrr XIRUREci-ERh. — Wanted, a Young Man fl tfndborsS must be a good sharer nc f^mdaj moik. —^re^p's, Alesandra-ro i d, Newoort, Mon. 7377 MASON wanted permanent situation on an es- tate wHges 20s and cottage.—Address, with mfereuces, to P. S., cape Ow-au and Bryant, Swiss- abambers, CardifE. 431 MASONVS are requested to Keep Away from Cardiff and Distric'. Strike still on. 530 MASONS are requested to Keep Away from the ithofldda «us there is a Dispute pending. 7303^ YR-AAILOR,S.-Wanteti, gmtd General Hand; constant .1. work to steady man,- W. Lewis, Tailor, 9, Market-street, Abertiliery, Mon. 560 TAILORS.—Three good Coat Hands wanted im- mediately none but steady men need apply constant work.—D. Davies, < Icth Hull, Perth. 45G ri^AILORS.—Wanted at once, Coat Hand and JL Trousers Hand steady men, §pd must be prac- tical.- clntosh, 1, Wood-road, Pqftypr dd. 7291 0 Boot and Shoemakers.—Wanted at once, good Shoemakers — Apply personally to Hughes, Tonypandy, Rhondda Valley. 16 TO Butchers.—Wanted, two first-clas's Managers go_d wages. No use applying without being well up In the trade.—Eastmans Limited, Abergavenny. 657 TV*. Hauliers.- Wanted, strong, active Young Man, I btlrongbly iv customed to hordes f indoors.— Full ^^ticalars, Ú. George, London Warebouss, Hirwain. rtTO Plnmbers and Fitters.—Wanted, at once, a first- X class .Matt for Range and Ho -water Fitting, PIn bing, Beit Hanging (crank and electric) one conlii fill in time at bet uti if required preferred.—Apply with all particulars, wages and references, to J. E. Nott and Co., Brecon. 551 mo Tailr.r-i.—Wanted at once, good Coat or General jt Hand; none b t steady men need mpply Wil'ifiTni, Tatlor, Blaengarw, Bridgend. 492 TO Tsilors.—First-clfl.ss ("oat Hands wanted.—Appiy J. F. Davie*, 11, Cradock-street, Swansea. 7337 rilO Tailors.—All Jeurneymen Tailor-" are requested I to Call at the Club House, G^ancynon Inn, Mountain Ash, before seeking employment. 501 f|V) Tailors' Machinists.—Wanted, a good, ex J[ perienced Machinist,—Farmer <ft Co., Castle- ro?.d, Cnrdiff. 8 rilO Watcltmnkers.—Wanted. Young Man (steady) JL for the above trade live in Welshman pre- ferred.—T. E. Luley, Jeweller, Ferndale, Rhondda.607 WANTED, a Chape!-keeper—Apply »,t Vestry, Lon^rcross-strett Chapel, Roath, Monday evening next, and after 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. 592 WANTED immediately, an experienced Barmaid. —Apply personally, Ma.ck\vorth Hotel, Neath. WANTED, an Aie and Porter Bottler; must be competent, and well recommended.—W. Dawkiit EvAns, 9, a few Persons to do Horn-a-Sewing; T T £ 1 weekly easily arnc(i Patterns awl Book Ins ructions, six stamps. Many employment advertise- ments mi-dead thN is enu;" and reliable.—Address Wilby, S:vileton, Dewsbury. 580 Wf ANTED, a steady young man as Carman, well ▼ T ed to horses.—Apply Evans Bros., Morris- ton. R.S.O. WANTED, respectable Young Man, used to W hordes, as Haulier, and to serve a bread round iHti't have good character; abstainer preferred.— Sal at y expected and all particulars to W. Caunt, Aber- dare. 542 WANTED, a Lad to assist in Bakehouse must be able to mould.—Apply Wm. Harris, 144, High- street, Merthyr. 343 WANTED at once. Man and Wife to manage coffee- 'f tavern must be total abstainer and without -Apply A. Williams, 5a, TratnroaH-ter- race, Me tliyr. 457 WANTP.D immediately, young Man o respectable appearance to a-sist in the Bakeh oise and do iver one from country preferred.-Apply in own handwriting, enclosing references, E. Jones, 6, Cross- street, Newport, Mon. 7321 JET" ANTF.D, at a tinworks in the neighbourhood of T v Swan en., Roll Turner, Tinhouse Siiperinten- dent, and Millwright; must bo capable men and well recommended.—Apply, stating experience. to Landore, "Daily News" Office, Swansea. 7293 WANTED, 1883.—Capitalists, Agriculturists, and oihers in Canada. Pamphlets ismucal under the authority of the Imperial and Dominion Governments, and full information respecting Free Gants of Land, Money B'»ius to Settlers, Chances of Investment, Demand for 1-abour, &-c., &c., supplied free by Mr John Dyke, Canadian Government Agent, 15, Water-street, Liverpool. 7121 (yO* to £10 additional weekly Income; no delay, f_f difficulty, or risk rare opening to make money for a f$w persons with small capital.—O. Price, 122, Neville-road, London, N. MO 2 Weekly and n Upwards may be honestly realised by either sex, without hindering present occupa- Lion.-For sample (return bio) &c., encl'se addressed envelopo to Evans, Watts & Co. (P137), Merchants Birmingham.—This is genuine. 51, — '— f bop Assistants. | \RAPERY.—Wanted a Young Lady Junior for P shop must speak Welsh state salary and ex- perience.—Charles Brothers, Mountain Ash. 375 RAPBR.Y.-W,tnte(I inime(ii.%tely, an experienced hand for Dress Department.-Full particulars firsi, letter, Williamz; and Co., Penire, Ystrad. 338 RAPERY.-Wazited, a thorotigll d J (%Velsb, -Apply to Thos. Lewis, Oxford-street, .•svvansea. 734o RAPF,RY.-Wanted by Easter, good pushing Junior; must be good sale-mn; personal application preferred.—Apply D. N. ldoyd, Commerce H (Use, Porth. 7373 PAPERY.-Wantecl immediately, experienced 1) S.1.1c;WOlUan Welsh. Give full particulars first letter.—J. H Powell, Draper, Aberaman. 112 DRAPI5RY.—Wanted immedate:y, experienced Young Men knowledge of outfitting preferred good window dressers Welsh. Also a good Junior.— J. H. Powell, Draper, Aberaman. 113 DRAPERY. — Wanted, respectable Youth as Apprentice age not under 15 years.—Api ly to J. James, New Manchester House, Cardigan. 7302 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, Young Man as Junior Assistant must be of fairly good ex- perience, of nice manners and appearance, and good reference state age, height and salary, and send photo.—Greenish and Dawklns, Haverfordwest. 81 DRESSMAKING.—Wanted, a thoroughly expe- rienced Hand must be good fit and style. None but competent hands need apply. State full particu- lars inlirst letter.—W. Rees, t Taper, Ebbw Vale. 42) i ROCER^.—Assistant wanted.—Apply, givii.g full \3T particulars, Alf. Phiilips, Pontlottyn. 600 ROCKRY.— anted, an Assistant for general IT trade must know Welsh. Apply, with full par- ticulars, to William Jones, Grocer, vie., Ynysmudw, Swansea. Valley 60o C1 ROCERY.—Wanted, a strong active Young Man, X well used to horses, to deliver goods. — Full particulars to Davi i Hughes, Ebbw Vale. 396 GROCERY.—Wante l, Young Man from 18 to 20 years of age Welsh indoors.—James Jo.'ies, Vv ajsa'il-squaie, Swansea. 7337 GROCERY.—Smart Junior wanted, used to good class trade; personal application preferred.— Apply Jamea and Co., Humphrey-street, Walter-road, Swansea. 73J6 d ROCERY.—Wanted, sharp Youth as Improver.- VJT Apply Henry Jones, Loudon House, Pontardu- lals. 250 BROCERY and Provision Trade.-Wauted, an Assistant ;must know Welsh.—Apply Wm. Harris, 144, High-street, Me. tliyr. 342 G1 ROC. RY aud Provisions.—Wanted, a Young Man IT as Assistant for Cardigan.—Apply Bo wen Bros., Cardigan or Pontypridd. 7290 MILLINER, to take and execute orders, keep stock, and serve through state lull particulars. baac Jamas, St. Helcn's-road, Swansea. 7292 MILLINERY.—Wanted, an experienced Milliner, XT J. able .o serve through.— Apply, with full par- ticulars. David Harries, Glyn House, Brynamman. V| ILLINERY.—Wanted, nil experienced Milliner AT 8. to take and execute orders; must have good reference.—Apply Donald Knight, Cardiff. 593 1V8 ILLINERY.—Lewis Lewis & Co., Swansea, have ixJ. vacancies for Assistant Milliners. 7369 MILLINERY.—Wanted, April 20th, a good Mil- linet, that can keep stock we 1 and serve in own department; Welsh; lull particulars and salary re- quired.Benjamiji Jones, 'ireherbert. 252 OUTFITTERS.—Wanted after Easter, Young Man, for hats, anti fancy department u ed to tailoring preferred must bJ good salesman and window dre-er. -Apply, first instance by letter, H. Job, Biaina. 30 OUTFITTING.—Wanted, an experienced Young ) Man. to take charge of outfitting department indor,rs.-W. Woolverton, Coleford, G.os. 423 WANTED at oncu, a smart Youth as Apprentice VT to th, Geneiai Drapery.—Apply Mrs W. J. Roberts, High-street, Brecon. 549 WANTED, immediately, smart Junior Assistant good appearauce and character provision counter able to dress window. Apply Wolfe antl Co., Docka. Newport. 7383 QLltrks. Jtianaprs, &t. "tLERK, Corresponding and Speaking German and \j French, Bookkeeping, wants Situation.—Address Paul Land, 3, Adauisdowu-square, Cardiff. 436 WANTED, in Merchant's Oiffce at the Docks, V V well-educated Lad shurthand jweferred.— ApFjy, in own handwriting, to N. 432, South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 432 WANTED, an Office Clerk must be quick and accurate at figures knowledge of Welsh necessary.—Apply Wm. Harris, 144, High-street, Merthyr. 341 WANTED, smart, respectable Junior, with some k'.owl-dge of Customs work and shorthand preferred.—Apply, by letter, stating age, experience, salary required, with references, to S. A. Williams, Siiipbroker, Barry Dock. It2 (JUNG Man (20) requires Situation as General 1 (lerk, knowledge of shorthand good references. -1; 435, Diiiiy News Office, Cardiff. 435 ,Agtit,rits, STratolbrs, &t. At-ENT wanted to Sell on Commission for large Factory, Margarine and ali kinds of Soaps.— Auuress, giving references, to No. 193, Keith and Co., Adveriis.ng Agents, Edinburgh. 545 AGENT wanted for Bent's Advertising "Stickers'' for Shopkeepers saleable novelty liberal com- uiLs<ioii staLe trades calling upon.-ó.3G, Borongh- road, London. 316 AGENTS wanted, whole or spare time the best paying agency going constant income assured particulars tree. Also l'ocket Rubber Stamp of your name and audress.—Richards, 44, Snow-hill London.52 AGENTS wanted. Liberal terms. W bole or spai-e ,AL time.—Address Finance," 222 to 225, Strand, London, W.C. 300 \GE TH Wanted evety where for our marvelled Nimrod Bicycles incomes largely incieased re- PILIC."T zsp"ialiLy.-App.y immediately, Nimrod Cycle Company, BristoL 4^8 tlLUB Agents Wanted, to form Clubs for M atches, Clocks, Jewelleiy, Silver Plate, Opera Glasses, Musical Insts., <&c. Members pay Is per week. Terms, Catalogues, &c., Kendal & Dent, 106, Cheapside, London. Splendid value. Great success. Mention paper. Ladies'and Gents' Silver Levers 42s., worth 70s. mBAVELLKJft, to call upon House Furnishers, <&c., JL in i? locks and Bedding part salarv and com- mission one with other commission and "having con necticn preferred.—B.. Box 128, Wheeler, Manchester. WANTED, buying Agent of rst-class Cider and W Peri y l'or SouLh Wales and Wes ern Valleys I liberal terms to straightforward man.—Address Cider, "South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 537 WANTED, by a respectable and well-connected gentlem n, Situation as Traveller for the Grocery and Provision trade in South Wi les. Adver- tiser is ahle to converse fluently in both languages.— Se d terms, &c., to Box 30, Post-office, Maesieg, Glarn. WANittD, Bottling Agents for White's Non- iutoxicating Hop Ale and Hop Stout; prices on appiication.-White and Sons, Brewers, Pontypool. 9 3 Situations trEantair. X s useful Companion or Housekeeper, where servant XVIL is kept, Lady, thor ugnly domesticated good reierences.—Address Duiaa, Post Office, Hay.9 BAKERS.—Yottng iVlan seeks Sitaation, Second or good lhinl t acctistoiiied to suuvlis) ttbstiunof — Tarrant, 15, Armoury.terrace, Kbbw Vale. 212 BAKERS and Confectioners.—Young Man, 24, requires Situation single or secoua outdoors rei-ure Davies, Post Office, Vale-terrace. Tredegar. 391 BAKERS.—situation wanted, second, third, or single, in bread or assistant confectioner refer- ences.—U.P., 15, Wilson-street, St. Paul's, Bristol. tHLOTUIElUs.—Wanted, situation as Manager, I tHLOTUIElUs.—Wanted, situation as Manager, j first, by thoroughly experienced man, aged 30 8rat-class efereuces.—Q. 400, "Daily News," Cardiff. I R ESS MAKING.—First Hand, 16 years' experience, mj lirst-cla-sjj scieniifiu certificate.—A. Brown, Gordon-terrace, 35, Grove-road, Norwich. 2 J KOCERY.—Eighc, years' experience, well up both JT counters, family and ready-money tra.ie.— As .is,tant, Lynton Villa, Longcross-st., Roath, Cardiff. ROCERY-Provisions.—Good assistant seeks situa- \JT twn well-up both counters ten yearo' ex- perience highest references.—F 23o, Daily News." Carditf. 283 MAN Wants Situation, public-house, warehouse, or anything can play violin and piano references. -4), Mount l't. Coventry-road, Biruvaghaw. 890 IRONMONGER'S Assistant ( o) seeks Appointment; experienced iu general furnishing, tools, builders Welsh and English; a.bst ainer. -Iron, "Echo" Office, Pontypridd. 7348 "^TORTH German J ady, 18, desires charge of 1 or 2 _i_^l children out of arms and to assist in house well-educated, good needlewoman • no music could come over at once.—Mis Klodt, 43, Park-place,Cardiff RE-ENCAGEMENT required by respectable,steady 't. person as Housekeeper to respectable working man good reference.—A. X., South Wales Daily News" Office. Cardiff. 603 RE-ENGAGEMENT required by Woiking House- RE-ENGAGEMENT required by Woiking House- keeper good cook and manager abstainer good reference*. — Mrs Drew, 14, Mundy-place, Cat-hays, Cardiff. 76 TO Grocers.—Re-ei:ga«ement wanted by married man, age 31 years 16 years' experience excellent references manage branch, first hand or travelling. Grocer, Gower House, Rhyding Park-road, Swansea. TO Master Tailors.—Young Alan seeks Situation as Cutter's Assistant or Trimmer, in good class tr»de 6% years' experience on the board total abstainer.—Address A, "Echo" Office, Newport. 7.309 %^ANTED, a Situation as Cowman or Workman T T understands all kind of farm work thoroughly understands C-ittle m,-ti-rieii.-Georae Higginson, Clyndwern R.S.O., South Wales. Ill \y%7^ ANTED, a Situation as Shoeing or General f t Smith, or Collieiy Smith.—Apply J., next door to Crown IlIn, Blackwood, Mon. 79 lEfltJgittgs, Apartnttnts, &r. PENARTH.—Lansclowne Private Hotel. Extensive Channel view. Superior accommodation. Moderate charges. Special terms to permauent residents. 703 rpo Let, Furnished Sitting and Bedroom to one or jL two gentlemen friends terms moderate.-Apply 6, Ilan iiali-street, Docks. 168 !raus*s, &r., ltlttantth. WANTED, to Purchase House in Richmond-road or Roath Park, worth from £ 40 to £ 50 a year. — Particulars to R 56, Daily News," Cardiff. 56 Jor ^aU.-H*ws*s, lEanir, &x. V> A kRY Dock.—Business Premises for Sale in I Holton-road.—Apply to Lewis Lewis, Auctioneer, \o/, Holton-road, Barry Dock. 251 BARRY Dock and Cadoxton —Owners of Property in this di-itrict desiring to Sell, are invited to send full particulars and lowest price to A. II. Roberts, Char, erect Accountant, 72, Palmerston-buitdings, Old Broad-street, I<ondoti, E.C. 666 ADOXTON-Barry.-Two Houses in Lee-road J lease 999 years ground lent, S2 eacli.-Addres.,i John Treharne, Beatrice-road, Cadoxion-Barry. 663 FOR Sale, 16 Houses, Vale-street, Barry rent 6s weekly good and const-ant tenants.—Apply No. 67, Daily News," Cardiff. 734J ¥jlOR Sale, six and eight-roomed well-finished JL Houses bath and w.c. Bangor-street, Roath Park.—Apply 33, Wellfield-road. 226 TTIOR Sale, 8, Miskin-stree', Cathays nine-room JL1 house hot and cold bath, lavatory, and w.c.— Price £ 500. 279 ri^KN-Roomed House to be Sold or Let; in excellent X condition, with bath, greenhouse, large cellar.— 96, Chepstow-road, Newport. 425 181, Newport-Road, Cardiff.—For Sale, awell-built House; three reception rooms, five good bed- room hot and cold bath, w.c. sanitary arrangements perfect; well-stocked gardens; capital stable, coach- house, conservatory low ground rent; moderate price. Apply above address. 179 a bt -Houses,$att&, &r. n_ FOR FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED Resi dences. Cardiff and Penarth, see Messrs Hern's Register.—94,St. Mary-street.Cardiff 1049 OUSE to Let, 161, Newport-road.—Apply 88, JLl RiclimoDd-road, Cardiff. 408 OUSE to Let.A spacious and most commodious Dwelling-house, 176, R.ath-road, Cardiff.— Apply John Williams and Son, Queen-street, Cardiff. "jVf OUNTAIN Sheep Farm to Let, Glyngwillim XTJL Uchaf, si, miles from Neath.—Apply to William Jo-iies, Tyiiyrheol'l'ojina, -,NeaLh-. 604- PARISH of Lla.ngyfelach.-Alltyfanog Farm, con- JL taining abou 190 acres, with extensive rights of common, to be Let from 25th March, 1893.—Apply to W. J. Rees, Laud Agent, Swansea. 7371 UOATH.—Very desirable Residence to Let, with im- R mediate possession.—Apply Arthur Coe, Auction- eer, 26, Castle-sti eet, Cardiff. 190 f |^0 Let, No. 1, St. Andrew's-place (corner house) JL just re-papered and painted; conservatories.— Apply S. Brukewich, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 510 rilO Let, House, 4, Fitzalan-plajce, Roath, Ca7diffl X immediate possession bath, hot anil cold water. Apply at house. 433 ray} Let, Furnished, 11, Dumfries place, Cardiff, 2 X reception, 5 bedrooms, bath-room, hot and c Id water. Apply as above or 20, St. fudrew',Hreoceut. fllO Let, St. Fagan's, two minuted walk from G W. JL Rail way Station, 4 miles from Cardiff, a charm- ing Country Family Residence, with all modern im- provements, bath-room, hot and c. -ld water, 2 cottages, <23 acres pasture land, stabling, coach-houses, barn, piggeries, fowl-houses, and other outbuildings.—Apply S. Biukewich, 112, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 992 P110 Lot, with immediate possession, Y Groos, X. within half a minute's walK o. Pencoed Station, G.W. K. The House contains nine rooms, with the usual offices stables for three horses, granary, coach- house, cowsheds, piggeries, fowl-houses. The House stands in its own grounds, and is m.^st conveniently situated, with orchard, lawn, and gardens, together with four Fields of excellent Pasture 1 and.—To view, and for termo, apply to Mrs Griffiths, Y Groes, Pen- coed, near Bridgen I. 336 MHO Let, small Farm, about 70 acres of rich arable JL and pasture land in a h'gli fuaie of cultivation, amaiiably adapted for market gardening and dairy purposes, with water-power Grist Mill and 8-roomed House, close to ailway station, and three miles from Cardiff. Kare opportunity romantically situated. Immedi .te possession can be had, and unexpired lease can be taken over subject to landlord's approval Apply No 7069, Daily News" Offic Cardiff. 70o9 rfUVO Cottages to L<st at Twyn-pen-garn, Pentyrch. A Apply 8>, Woodville-road, Cathays, Cardiff. 161 rjl O BUILDERS AND OTHERS. The following eligible LANDS to be let in BUILD- ING PLOTS on long leases :— AT CWMBRAN, near the Patent Nut and Bolt Company's Works, for Cottages. AT LLANTARNAM, near Cwmbran, for Cottages. AT CRINtJAU, on Glass Work^-road, for Ccttages. AT ALTERYN, near Barrack-hill, for Cottages. ON CIIEPSTO VV-lt AD, for Villas of various classes. AT SHRUBBERY-ROAD, STOW-HILL, for Terrace Houses and email Villas. For particulars apply to inlit B. LAWRENCE, Architect, Austin Friars-chambers, 7322 Newport. f 0 IriL-Uuanwaa$cu 4 large number of Front Offices or Show-rooms, XJL with kitchen, cellars, dinner and luggage lifts, (Sc., Pel can Club Buildings, Custom House-stroet, Cardiff, to be let in one lot. of divided into suites, with immediate po;;se"siGn.eJlts Jenkins, Clarke and Co., Cambrian-chambers' V. estgate-street, Cardiff. fIERDARP,ro Let, with immediate possession, 1: No. 3, Canou-street 22 feet frontage, newplitte- glass windows, back cart entrance, stable and hay- loft, large cellar, and a spacious dwelling-house suitable for any bus ness moss central position.— Apply to U. George, 11, Commercial-place, Aberdare. ADAMSDOWN.— Lfrge Shop and Premises, suit- A nble restaurant or butcher low rent early possession.—Jenkins, Clarke, and Co., Cambrian- chambers, Cardiff. 1050 AD( XTON-Barry.-A Shop to Let in Vere-street; j suitable for respectable h ji dresser. —Address; John Treharne, House Agent, Beatrice-road, Cadoxton- Barry. óA GOOD Suite of Offices in St Mary-street, with immediate possession.—Jenkins, Clarke, and Co., 16, Westgate-street, Carditf. 1050 C1 OOD Shop to Let; immediate possession.—Apply T Secretary, Queen-street Arcade Co., Cardiff. 468 MUSI' 'oe L"t immediately, large Shop in Western Valley best position.—Apply L., South 1 "ales Daily News Cardiff 85 LW PO [Vf.-To be Let, Suite of Offices, four rooms and lavatory centrally situated in Tredegar- !ace. -PzLr-.iculai s of Manager, Daily News" Office, Newport. 1509 OFFICES to Let single or other rooms, second or third flours, Reform Club, Custom House Bridge, facing Great Western Railway Station.—Jenkins Clarke and Co., Cambrian-cjiainbers, Cardiff, 1050 PONTYPOOL.—Hanbiiry Arcade 4 commodious, JL new sh..j>s to Let early May plate-glass fronts, splendid pozii t ion. -Apply Secre,At-y. 7218 SPLENDID Premises to Let, with or without living accommodation, most rising part Tredegar fitted uirotighout for grocer suit any trade rent moderate. —App.y Thomas Arthur, 17, James-street, Tredegar. mo Let, large Siiop, Stuart-street, Bute Docks, JL Cardiff suitable for offices.—Apply Morel Bros, and Co., Cardiff. 533 f I^O Let, Lock-up Shop and Pi\ miso» most, cenaul X position at the Bute Docks.—T. Hoult, Diuas Powis, near Cardiff. 329 riV) Let, double-fronted plate-glass tine Shop, with X or without stock ;established 14 years; proprietor retiring.—James, Draper, Llandiio. ■ 996 rilO Let, House ami Shop, in Iirst-cla3s position X rent moderate.—For particulars apply David Gulliford, 2, Tillery-street, Abertiliery. 50 rlioe at 220, Bute-road, 6 rooms, 3-stalled stable, JL and loft, suitable for coal, salt, or hay and corn stores. 189 r IREHARRIS.-A Lock-up Plate-glass Front Shop X to Let, in best position in Tretiarris suitable for any trade fixtures will be put in to suit tenant. —David Prosser, Trehairis. 553 Cellars, 5bft. by 35ft. and 30ft by 13ft. respec- JL tively, n centre of town, suitable for b nded stores.—Apply I^attey A Co., 8, Woiking-st., Cardiff. WFLL-enclosed Yard and Buildings to be had op lease and moderate terms; suitable for en- gineering or similar purpose, with siding, etc., a.diain- i. g Docks, Newport.—Apply Joseph Heald, Rolling Stock Works, Cardiff. 6705 j Trafalgar-place, House and Shop splendid fetua- I tion fa butcher's shop combined would do well.— W. Ltine, Buil ier, Gorse-lane, Swansea. ?345 ISttBittJssfs for 33isposal. BUTCHER'S Bnsiness, ijoing concern, best position in Gorseinon shop, dwelling-house, slaughter- house, AtAhie, coachhouse, piggeries. Also Coffee- tavern, good position growing place long leases be both. — Llewellyn,' Gorseinon. frtOR Dispo al, rea y-money Grocery Business eight years'successful trading •principal thorough- fare, Cardiff suburb.Write D 529, "Daily News" Office Carditf. 5,9 Ij^OR Disposal, good established Coffee Tavern (New- JD port), neariiocks main thoroughfare be.ls let well; low rellt,-Address Business, "Eclo" Office, Newport. 7:03 CI OOD Drapery Business for Disposal; grand posi- F tion in working district; stock lew; rent itioderate.-Apply A 3v8, "South Wales Daily News," Carditf. 308 1 ROCERY Business to Let or Sell; beer licence \JT attached; can have spirit licence at Brithdir, Rhymney Valley.-A fred Phillips, Pontlottyn 602 HAIRDRESSERS' Bnsiness for disposal owner going abroad every investigation opportunity seldom offered.—Apply Artb»r Coe, Auctioneer, J>, Castle-street, Cardiff. 191 TRONMONGERS, Furnishing, and Tools rent, £ 40; ■ goodwill ai d fixtures, £ 60 stock to suit buyers.— Robertson, 134, Clifton-street, Cardiff. 260 NEWSPAPER (Weekly), established four years, wiih good Jobbing connection, for Sale as agoing concern, in Glam"t-gaustlire.—Address A. H. Roberts, Chartered Accountant, JMmentoa Buildings, Old Chartered Accountant, JMmentoa Buildings, Old JJroiul-Htreet, Loadop 665 PENARTH.—To Let, in good position (lease or otherwise) an old-established Baking and Grocery Business.—Apply Mrs Jones, 19, Windsor-road. 379 mO Let, a good sound Grocery, Beer, and Coal I Business, doing capital trade.—Apply W. J., 1, Bradley-crescent, Snireharapton. 395 UNUSUAL Oppo tuni y.—Smart Coffee-tavern and Dining-rooms, centre of Bristol taking £ 12 weekly; beds clear rent; everything, including good furniture £ 30 great bargain.- Apply Tebbs, 83, Old Market-street, Bristol. 427 public Honsis. FOR Sale, Free Double-Licensed House at Maesy- cwmmer, in excellent position near railway station, and doing brisk trade. Also Thro Cottages adjoining thereto; • 7 years (if lease unexpired ground rent, £6 4s. May be sold separately or in one lot; tenders invited.—Apply James Phillips, Solicitor, Pontypridd. 7339 p tract the fully-liceiise(I Sold by Private Con tmet the fully-licensed house known as the Albert Inn, situated in Diamond-sireet, the principal thoiough are in the town unexpired term 58 years. 55 SWANSEA.—To Let, a good single-licensed H<>u.se, situated within a few hundred y rds of two large works, fully employed, beinn alsot tramway terminus. Avenge sale of lieeTaloi.oexceeds 30b irrels per month. Twenty ye rs lease. Rent and ingoing low.—Apply X, "Dally News" Office, Swansea. 7344 $rirtrcUs, & £ PNEUMATIC, 1893 Dunlop, detachable tyres, long I 1. wheel base, ball head, weight 3 lbs, full roadster, warranted to stand as well as any machine that cost £20 ca"h £915. sent on approval with pleasure. Also new machines, never been ridden, cushion tyies, at E4 10s —Warrilow's Cycle Works, Weston-super- Mare. 774 AFErV Dunlop, Pneumatic Tyres, by Singer, Coventry, with deflating valves good condition balls everywhere; £10; approval.-4, Albert-street, Merthyr. 458 SAFETY, semi-diamond, solid tyre balls all parts SAFETY, semi-diamond, solid tyre balls all parts ball pedals, hammock saddle, lamp, be'1 well plated, lineit, and enamelled warranted new not used six times no use to owner, £3 15s approval.— Frank Burnell, 5, Regent-street, Weston-super- 'are. SAFE Y, diamond frame, ball head, cushion tyres iy4in., best quality, ball pedals, and all other pa rts splendid machine, 1893 latest patrein, Humber. new (not used a dozen times), hammock saddle, best lamp, bell, & approval cash B6 10s bargain.—F. Meager, 45, Great Alfred-st. W ston-super-Mare. 610 SAFETIES] Safeties Safeties !—Write for most complete List in the Trade, post free, containing over 5 0 New and Second-h;tnd Machines, all of the latest pit terns. Machines irom 25s, cheapest and best in the world. Trade supplied. Fifty percent, cheaper than "thor makers. Large list post free.—W. R. Warri- low, Regent Cycle Works, Weston-super-Mare. (,626 l 0 R R 1 S ROS., CYCLE WORKS. PONTYPRIDD. £ 2,000 Worth of Cycles and Children's Horses, &c., to be cleared about Half-price for Cash, to make room. We offer the best show. I\' e have taken the lead in -out h Wales f r 10 years, and cannot be beaten, because we have fully equipped engineering, electro- plating, and enamelling 1 lants, with competent men at our disposal, and give prompt attention. Repairs at trade prices. Cyclist's outfit for 6s 6d, carriage paid, with lamp, bag, alarm, &c. See our Light Racers, Geared Ordinaries, and Patents of all kinds. Parcel f Books, Lists, and Hints, &c., 9d post free, worth double. 1186 r.r 0 0YCLISTS. Our LARGE STOCK of CYCLES for the COMING SE VSON NOW ON VIEW. We SELL THE FINEST MACHINE in the WORLD, "The HUMBER" Also the much-boomed NKW HOWE," theunrivalled "RUDGE," and the celebrated QUADRANT and B.A., amongst ethers Rudge Racers, 201bs weight Road Racers, 271 bs all on. W. H. DAVIES & CO., THE CARDIFF CYCLE DEPOT, 6847-481e CARDIFF. JHitrijin*r|j, &r. p ECKETT AND SONS. J^OCOMOTIVE JglNGlNE B UILDBRS, BRISTOL, Have in Stock, ready for immediate delivery, NEW LOCOMOTIVES with Cylinders from 10" to 16" diameter, 4 and 6 wheels coupled, with all the LATEST MPRO V EMENTS. FUllparticulars on application. 1081 ONE Pair 25-h.p. Undertype Engines, one pair 20in. x 24iti. Hauling Engines, one pair 16in. x 30in. Winding Engines, two single 20in. Engines, one 24in. x 36in. Horizontal Engine, one 10%in. x 24i. ditto, one 12in. x 24in. ditto, pa r 9in. x 18in. Hauling Engines, Horizontal Air Compressor, with cylinders, 18in. diam. and 4ft. stroke, 12ft. fly wheel, one 3-ton Contractors' Steam Crane, Sundry Vertical and other Boilers. Evans, Engineers, Supply Depot, Swansea. fff^HE Hornsby Patent Safety Oil Engine simplest, I. safest, cheapest, best for all purposes, from 2-h.p. to 20-h.p..—Price lists and full particulars free from Sole Agents, Hibbert and Sons, Castle-street, Car- ditf, where one of these engines may be seen at work. I7K)R Sale, KYTE and CO.'s well-known MORTAR JL MILLS at Reduced Prices. Intending Purchasers should civil and inspect hem before going elsewhere Good second hand Mills in Stock. Also a large number of New and Second-hand Portable Engines from Six to Eight H.P. Saw Benches, Pumps, &c., and all kinds of Machinery, V) RTICAL and OTHER BOILERS. N.B.-Sole Agents in South Wales and Monmouth- shire for Marshall, Son*, and Co., Gainsborough. GEO. KYTE, Mill-lane and Atlas Engineering Works, Cardiff, 2013 A S JTJ N N E S x4 N.H.P., by Crosdey, ho izontal, with all connec- tions and fittings and 2 mastive fly-wheels as good as new throughout. £ 160. 6 N.H.P., by Crossley, horizontal, with all connec- tioiiq and fittings can be seen at work by appoint- ment a thoroughly good engine. £100. 3 N.H.P., by Cros -ley, horizontal, with all connec- tions and fittings a specially constructed engine, and has only done a few weeks' work. 3 N.H.P., by Crossley, vertical, complete with wattr tank, 2 fly-wheels, &e. £25, 1 N.H.P., vertical, by Day, complete with two mas- sive fly-wheels, tank, &c. perfectly new. £52. Vf N.H.P., vertical, by Day, practically equal to new and can be seen at work by appointment. 222. 1 M.P. Bis:schop," by Andrew, complete with By. wheel, &c. £10, The above Engines are ready for immediate delivery, are as described, and can be seen at any time by appointment on application to CHARLES D. PHILLIPS, NEWPORT, MON. Telegrams Machinery," Newport. 5025 E v A N SAN D "T I D 0 W FIE L D ENGINEERS AND MERCHANTS, 5, BUTE-CRESCENT, CARDIFF. Tele. address Brattice, Cardiff." PROPRIETORS OF THE CARDIFF BRATTICE CLOTH WORKS. Agents for JOHN DAVIS and SON'S, Derby, Electric Lighting and Pumping Plants, Safety Lamps, &c., Ac. Specifications and estimates on application. 1212 -L. trEagons antr lUqinsitus. i CARDIFF Rolling Stock Co. (J. Heald) always have I Vy new Wagons ill progress to the latest regulations also a large number oi cood secoiid-han Coal and other Wagons ready for lettering several Locomotives in stock prices on application —Works a.nd Offices. East Moors, Cardiff. m32 I) TO Coal Merchants.—10 large 8-ton G.W. Coal Wagons, with side and end doors suitable either for retail trade or shipping; cheap, for cash, or 5 and 7 years'purchase hire.-Apply J. Heald, East Moors, Cardiff. 6683 1 0 TON COAL WAGONS FOR SALE. A number of New to Latest REGULATIONS, Side and End Doors, ready for instant delivery. Also 25 SECOND-HAND in excellent condition, Side and End Doors, and of first-class buili. All lO-'i'ONNERS, and iactij he seen at Cardiff. To inspect and for prices apply THE BUTE WORKS SUPPLY CO., 133B, BeTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegrams—"Getbing, Cardiff." 5565 RAILWAY" WAGONS for Hire or Sale. Cash or deferred payments.—'The Midland Railway Car riage and Wagor. Company, Limited, Midland Works Birmingham 1082 '#orst s, ilrt to,k, Tarriagt s. BARGAIN.-Useful Trap, suit butchei- or grocer al^o Gig. Set of Harness, snd Riding Saddle.— Deakin, Herbalist, High-street, Swansea. 7517 CARRIAGE LAmps.—Inspection invited.-Bcst SII- C lected Stock in the Weit.-C. E. Gurnsey's Carri- age Lamp Works, Merchant-street, Bristol. 7126 ("1 URN.SEl 'S Carriage Lamps, first quality and best J[ value ever offered, lamps repaired. Large stock new and second-hand lamps —Works, Merchant-street, Bristol, and 18 and 19, Bute-lane, Carditf. 712S EDWARD ROGERS and Cu., Coachbuilder College-place, Bristol. Telegrams, '• Carrossier, Bristol. Telephone. No 247. Established nearly a cel1Lury, 1168 FOR Sale, a good Chestnut Horse, between 14 and 15 hands high age, rising 5 years quiet to ride ami drive warranted sound, and free of any vice.— Apply 161, Newport-road, •h.rdiff. 523 NjlOR Sa e, hftutUoiae brown M tre 15 hands, 6 yeai-s; sound, docile, free from vice perfect in single c p and double harness and saddle. Owner requiring Cob, 14 hands; would exchange or accept a reasonable offer; satisfaction given to intending purchasers; dealers ignored.—Apply 11, Edward-street, near Taff Vale Station, Cardiff. 173 MANSOM Cab for Sale, in thoroughly good order. price 16 guineas.—Apply Worcestev-atrett Gloucester. 531 HARNESS.—Handsome brown leather sets, price £ 3 black leather equally cheap. Saddles, 25s carnage Lamps, 7s 6d.—Saddlery Company, Arcade, Swansea. 7J84—?37e JOBMASTERS and Undertakers. — Great Sale of ti Carriages at John Marston and Co's, 24, Bradford-street, Birmingham, including twelve Lan- daus, twenty Hnnsoins, forty Hearses, (iiewdesigns), Reform Funeral Cars, elegant Washington Cars, Light Omnibuses, ten Bnikes (large and small), .several Char- a-bancs, ten Broughams, some second-hand Vohicles. Great bargaisis. Easy terms. Catalogues free. 709 SMART Cob, about 13% hands, owner 110 fur her use; will warrant it sound, quiet, and good worker.—A ply Mr Unwyl, People's Park, Ponty- pridd. 7410-796e STANHOPi fPhseton, equal to new, pole bar shafts, S' brake, lamps, with swing seat complete new Pild second-hand Dog-carts in great variety.—Miles and Co., Carriage Builders, Swansea. 738-5 A Nommm.1 ^poulirtj, pigeons, &c. I EXHIBITION Birds.—Black Hamburg, white Leg- li horn, Andalusian and Minorca Cockerels for Sal; sittings from either above breeds,3s6cL—Shellard, Beach, PeaarUi. m Jar Slale.-iitesallatttou5. BILLIARDS or Bagatelle I—All those lequiring new or second-hand tables, requisites, or billiard work done should, before going elsewhere, send for price list to Hennig Bros., 29. Htgh-st., London, W.C. BREWERS and innkeepers.—Sale, at a sacrifice, BREWERS and innkeepers.—Sale, at a sacrifice, three-quarter Brewing Plant- condition as new. —Full particulars, apply Fountain Inn, Blaenavon. 353 DAFFODILS f r Church Decoration; 6 doz. large bunches (carriage paid) 6s.—H. Sawyer, Kempley, Dymock, Glos. 30 doz. 15s, not paid trade. IJ^XCKPTIONAL Bargain. — Ladies' magnificent \i Half-hoop Ring, 12 Diamonds recently pledged B4 10s; 25 5s approval.—E. Browne, Prospect House, Platstow. 513 FIRBWOOD-oak an.1 Larch. Special quotations JjD for two tons and above on rails.—Price and illiams. Timber Merchants, Builth. 198 FOR Sale, immediately, about 15 tons of S^raw, good F for bedding, <fec. can be seen at Cardiff Arms Park.—Apply Secretary, 17, Duke-stre t, Cardiff. 7332 tj^OR Sale, Kidney Bean Sticks—Apply David Jones and Co., Timber Merchants, Arcade Chambers, Newport, Mon. 117 171UR BOA.—Lady has for immediate private dis- 1.1 posal a real Russian Tail Fur Boa, very dark brown, 10 feet long, immensely thick, soft value 75s sacrifice for 19s 9d perfectly new.—Can be seen by writing P.1I., Daily News, Cardiff. 133 J 1 RNUINEPrivate Bargain.—A Gentleman reduced Jf through heavy losses in companies and Barker's Bank, offers, with pressure, his valuable SilverPlate and Cutlery. Money wanted to pay voyage to the Colonies. Silver-plated tea and coffee service, 42s, cost £6 l?s6d silver-plated oval waiter, with handles, 50s, cost 28; siiver-plated soup tureen, 45s, cost ;C7 10, pair silver-plated entree dishes, detachable handles to form 4 dislies, 40 z, cost £7 7s; pair sauce tureen and covers,36 6d, cost £558; 5 o'clock kettle and stand, with spirit lamp c mplete, 17s 6d, cost £2 2s do. 5 o'clock tea set, 19s Sd, cost 50s; cabinet 12 pairs, silver-mounted, hall marked, fish knives aud forks, 50s, cost £ 8 8s cabinet de-sert do., 12 pairs to match, 47,¡ 6d, cost £8; pair fish carvers in case, superbly silver-mounted, 17s 6d, cost B2 2s set of silver, hall-marked, mounted iable cutlery, 12 table knives, 12 cheese knives, pair meat carvers, pair game carvers, and -teol, 42s, cost E7 10s set of silver-plated spoons and forks (tabl" and dessert), tea, egg, salt, and mustard POODS, soup and sauce ladles, gravy s; con, sugar tongs, 83 pieces in all, silver-platud or nickel silver, warrantetl for 20 yeais' wear, 95s, cost £ 14 14s. All above are quite equal to new, and oifers entertained for the whole or part. They must lie sold, cash being urgently wanted also sent carriage paid for inspection.—Address in first instance, R392, "South Wales Daily News," Ca diff, 392 MILK for Sale 30 gallons daily (refrigerated), by rail; churns found.—James Butt, Compton Bishop, Weston-super-Mare. 472 -super-i NETTING (tanned) for seed beds, poultry fences, fruit trees, protection from frost, &c., Id square yard carriage puid.— E. Parnall and Co.. Netting Makers, Bedminster, Bristol. 15036 7061 PHOTOS of the Welsh and Irish International Teams, taken at Llanelly. March 11th, 1893 splendid photographs size 10 x 8, mounted 10 x 12 post. free, 5s the pair 2s 6d single cabinets. 2s single, Is.—Address D. C. Harries, Studio, LI ndilo. 32 PIG and Poultry Feed.—Kiln-dried damaged Wheat reduced o £ 2 10s per oon, cash %-ton upwards. Sweet, clean Wheaten < liaff, 30s per tPD.-Apply to Peter White, Corn Merchant, Liverpool. 305 AFES.-lieveml good Second-hand for Sate state size required. Agents wanted.—Lord, Victoria Safe Works, Wolverhampton. 940 ff^H E Matrimonial Herald and Fashionable Marriaee JL Gazette Official organ of The World's Great Marriage Agency, the only High-class Marriage Insti- tituor. in the British Empire. (10 years' public refer- ence.— Tide Press.) Price 3d (in envelope secure from observation 5d).—EDITOR, 40, LAMI1S CONDUIT- STREET, LONDON, W.C., or ordei of News- agents. » 1184 rpo Capitalists.—The "Climax" Fire Grate Im- X prover the only portable article that will burn anthracite in open grates fully prot'-cted in iron, fire- clay. or any fire-resisting substance all rights for sale (subject to short contracts already entered into) with a pushing firm; eno moils profits* may be made.—Full particulars on application to the inventor, '1'. S. Payne, 11, Wind-street, Swansea. Note.—The sbove is the only business adtiress of T. S. Payne, formerly of the Payne Furnace Co. 7401 VICTORIA Knitting Machine, 8% bed, 120 needles, complete; cost 13 guineas, ca-sli only £ 6.— Greenwood, Trinity-street, Hapley, Staffordshire. 477 WELSH Books, Papers, and Music, at Roberts Brothers, 15, Working-street (late High-street Arcude), Cardiff. 6162 50 different 4d, including Ecuador, Transvaal, Turkey, Hong Kong, British Guiana, Natal, Canada, and West Indian.—W. Boag, 36, Spical-st., Guildford. 476 500 Bundles Bean Sticks and Dunnage Boards and Deals and Scantling, all sizes and lengths, cheap —Shapland, 9, Canal-parade, Cardiff. 493 yy E L S H F E A T II E B BEDS. THESE CELEBRATED BEDS ARE MADE IN WELSHPOOL, NORTH WALES. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FEATHER BEDS NOW OFFERED. No 1. —Single Bed, Bolster, and Pillow, 6ft. 3in. s, d. by 3ft. bin., weighing 401bs 30 0 No. 2 —Double Bed, B .l-ter, and 2 Pillows, 6ft. 6in. by 4ft. 6in., weighing 501bs 37 6 No. 3._D(,ui)le Beii, Bolster, and 2 Pillows, 6ft. 6in. by 4ft. v.in., weighing 551bs 41 0 WARRANTED DRY AND SWEET. These renowned Feathers are put into Best Union Ticking, and well made, sent carriage paid to any Station in the United Kingdom. Any sized Beds made to order fo' 9d. per lb. Samples of Feathers and Ticking post free. Feathers without, Ticking, 6d per lb. All orders must be accompanied by Cheque or P.O.O. payable to H. HANDY, FEATHER MERCHANT, WELSHPOOL. Sept. 30, i892. 5749 iEtsallaneons (Hants. T"\P..APEP"S',Outfitter¡¡'.allfl Milliners' Stocks pur- JY chased for cash.—Apply Isaac Thomas, Stock « ijjVVi'hartow^eefc, {^rdiff 7093 £ ^tf) Ai iifieiai Teeth purchased, cafeh best price I J given; remittance return pgst misfits re- mouelleu.—Parcels must be addressed Goodman, 5, Bristol Bridge, Bri-tol. 951 SPRING Cleaning.—Household Furniture, Carpets, Bed-, Betiding, antl Goods of E^ery Descriptiou purchased by Woodruff Bros., 1, Meteor-street, Roath, Cardiff. 496 WANTED, 10 gallons of genuine Milk daily.— Reply to John Lewis, 76, Penygraig-road, Penygraig, Diaas. 546 WANTED, two 12ft. diam. Pit-head Pulleys to take TV round rope.—Peel, Swansea. 7336 WANTED at once, one good Stone-breaker, buy or hire.—Send particulars to Gradwell, East Moors, Cardiff. 159 Ml i&cdlmums. BOOK Dt>bts Purchased; private arrangements made with creditors tradesmen in difficulties snotild consult us.—Jones and Jones, 16, Malvern- tetrace, Swansea. 74CO—794e f»OOK Debts bought for cash private arrange- JL> meats ma te witn creditors advice free, in strict confidence; tradesmen in difficulties should at once consul Messrs Taylor and Houghton, 3, Baueswell- road, Newport, Mon. 221 OLD Fields.—Party of working men intend pro- \jf ceeding to South Africa shortly pamphlet and ali particulars, six stamp^—Mr Brise, Porthcawl. 568 IF you are married, or contemplate taking this im- J). portant step, we can send you valuable informa- tion which you ought to know, enll your address aud we will send you catalogue and pamphlet fiee.- Address, H. G. Kerr, Westhill, Waudswortli^London. IVjfARQUEBS, Tents, Pavilions, Flags for~Hira. .iTX- iaipaulins, waggon covers, bags, all canvas gooas made to order.—Apply Jonathan Jones, Swan- sea. 7315 MARQUEES and Tents to /Sit. Wide for Hire di tanco no object.—Apply Thomas Pugsley and Co., Newport, Mon. 772 ^USQUEHANNA _PillZ—Dr_Web:ster's Ceiebiated Pdl* have for 43 years cured tens of thousands of Indigestion, i.iver Complaints, Piles, Rheuma<isw, Gout, Bronchitis, and all Diseases of the Blood. Boxes Is 2s 9tl, 4s 6d, and lis, of all Chemists. Sent anywhere on receipt of stamps by SAMUEL RUSH- WORTH, BOTANIC INSTITUTE, NOTTINGHAM. 699 ijH'RNiSHo;i our iiew Hire system. Houses of 7 A partments completely furnished on a new sys- tem adopted solely tiy iis, whereby all publicity, exposure, and inquiries usually made by other com panies are dispensed with. We have an immense stock of Household Furniture of cheap and superior quality. All goods sdldou 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 cnarge. No stamp or agreement charges made no bill of sale everything private. Arrangements completed without delay, and, being manufacturers, we guaranteequality, and will undertake to supply furniture, etc., at 10 per cent, less than any price-list, issued by aaiy firm in Cardiff. Eleven showrooms. Call andiiispectouriiu- mense stock, and compare prices before purchasing el- .vlieie. We will supply £ 6 worth for 2s 6d weekly £ 10 worth, 4s weekly lo worth for 5s weekly £20 worth, 6s weekly and so on in proportion. Special terms for larger quantities. Please note the Address. SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY, 31, Castle-st. (opposite the CasMe). Cardiff. 1276.5-1106-1O JHonetr. MONEY—ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT BILL OF SALE, PUBLICITY, OR FEES FROM ONE lONTII TO FIVE YEARS. THE NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK, BALDWIN-STREEL, BRISTOL. EST. 1875. CAPITAL, £ 200,000. Tho Directors of this well-known, old-established Bank are prepared to offer xceptional advantages to all responsible persons in need of temporary cash assistance. Private an Prompt ADVANCES made daily, Qii borrower's sunple Promissory Note, AT 5 PER CENT. INTEREST. The amount borrowed 'nay be repaid by instalments or at the end of a stated period. SPECIAL NOTICE. This Bank is not connected with any Loan Societies or Advance Companies, and be usual objectionable loan office routine is entirely spensed with. Apply in strictest confidence to MR T. C. MILBURN, 6001 Resident Manager MONEY LFNT ON NOTE OF HAND AT SHORT NOTICE, by a Private Gentleman, from £ 10 to at 5 per cent. Why apply to Professional Money Lenders, so-called Companies or Banks, when any responsible applicant can obtain all advance Privately, without sureties and the usual formalities of a Loan. Officet For the benefit of Borrowers I am prepared to grant advances from one to ten years in any part of England or Wales, to male or female (distance no object), and if desired the in. erest can be paid quarterly or half-yearly, or as may be arranged, therefore the applicants get the full benefit of cash advanced Apply in confidence to the actual lender, If. H[TN'n;t, Esq., 1135 13564 130. West minster Bridge-road, London. 1% B ON'EY LENT PRIVATELY AT A FEW ItJL HOURS' NOTICE A Gentleman having a large amount of Capital is willing to grant advances, upon note of hand alone, fo/ any term not exceeding 15 years, from £15 to at 5 per cent., to Clergymen, Farmers, Hotel Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers, Tradesmen, or to any responsible Person, Male or Female, in Town oi Country. Without loan office, formalities ur bill ofsate Distance no object, and so long as the inteiest 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, Cork-road, Westminster Bridge-road, 1115 MONEY LENT WITHOUT SURETIES, «n Borrower's simple Note of Hand, repayable as :— fol OW8 :— £ 20 .24 Monthly repayments of £ 0 17 11 £ 00 do. do. £ 2 4 10 B100 do. do. £4 9 7 Other amounts in proportion. No commission or legal charges incurred. Write or call for Prospectus to actual Lender, GEOtiGE H. SHOVE, 21, Jehn-street Strand, London, W.C. 4025 MONEY LENT AT FIVE PER CENT, FROM £ 10 to £ 2,000. WHY pav more, when a Private Gentleman is pre- pared to grant Advances to Male or Female, upon tneir PROMISSORY NOTE ALONE, in any part, of England, Wales, or Ireland, without loan office formalities or objectionable inquiries ? No Bill of Sale or Sureties re- quired. The advance can be paid back by easy instal- ments, or can remain out from I to 15 years by paying the interest only. Call or writo to the actnal Lender, WILFRED WILBERFORCE, ESQ:, 11, Stroud Green-road, Kinsbury-park, London, N. CCOMMERCIAL AD VANCE BANK J 19, QUAY-STREET, CARDIFF ES to £500 can be obtained on the same cL&.7 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, 1166 19, «UAY-STItERT CARDIFF. ONEY to Lend. — £ 2~,0jd7~ £ X00bj £ 800, £ 600 these amounts aud others ready to be advanced immediately on n.ortgage on good leasehold or free- hold properties in Cardiff. —Jenkins, Clarke, and Co., Cambrian-chambers, West-gate-street, Cardiff. 1050 £ 10 to £ d,000 advanced on personal security, deposits, .r; share certificates, Ac., without inquiry fees of any kind.—For particulars call or write to Manager, 3, Bute-terrace, Cardiff. 6933 £ 5 and upwards granted daily to householders, with- out sureties, 110 delay, no fees, and confidential.— Apply, by letter or personally, to F. Gould, 88, Pont- morlais, Merthyr Tydfil. 6570 jf* .4 (r Ready to be Advanced on good VVl/Freehold or Leasehold Property, in sums of:EIOO to £ 10,000; also on good personal secu rity, reversions, annuities, &c., tfce.—Messis Hern, Financial Agents, 34, St Mary-street, Cardiff. 1049 sporting. GUNS, Rifles, Revolvers, Air-guns, Air-pistols, Card Targets, Riflemen's Shooting Requisites, and General Sporting Tackle of Every Description at Prices previously unknown in South Wales; firearms re- paired at from 10 to 50 per cent, below local maker i"' prices lessons given in the art of shooting on most moderate terms.—Wm. Ellicott, 18, Custom House- street, Cardiff. 70 il ELLICOTT'S Specially-loaded Pigeon Cartridges are the Best the World Can Produce. One secret of their great success is that they are loaded personally by William Ellicott, Gunmaker, Cardiff, who is well- known throuuhout the universe as a devoted lover of the trigger; inquiries invited. 7091 ONE of the Greatest Aids to Successful Shooting is the confidence created by the use of Perfect Weapons and Ammunition, hence the unvariable suc- cess of Ellicott's patrons. Hundreds of testimonials don't n iss a treat by delay.—W. Ellicott, Custom House-street, Cardiff. 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"0 111 ISttsiiuss THE PEOPLE'S pAPER 18 THE CARDIFF fJIIMES AND gou'ra "yy ALES -yy EEKLY NEWS VT VV I JYJOST J\TEWS I JgEST FA ICTION I VARIED JglEATURES t SPECIAL ARTICLES 1 The following are some of the Special Features which appear weekly in its Columns. MEMORABLE DAYS. Echoes from the Calendar, dealing with Saints' Days, Holidays, and the strange and interesting individuals and customs recorded in the Calendar, WORKMEN'S TOPICS. A weekly Article, specially written or the Carditf Times and South Wales Weekly Vetas by Mr WILLIAM ABRAHAM (MABON), on current Labour Questions and the Conditions of Labour in Great Britain. Read by thousands of uimei-s in the Rhondda WELSH GLEANINGS Interesting Paragraphs of the doiugs and sayings of Welshmen in every part of the world. SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE. A drew Fletcher, of Saltoun, in a letter to the Marquis of Montrose, wrote I know a very wise man that believed that) if a man were permitted to make all the ballads he need not cars who should make the laws of the nation. Under this heading appear weekly Poems dealing with the life, the ioys, and the sorrows of the People, culled from all sources. BOOKS NEW AND OLD. A special feature dealing with the best books published at prices within the reach of the People. GOSSIP OF THE DAY. Brigiit Tittle Tattle of doings and sayings in South Wales. OUR SATURDAY SERMON. A Pithy Homily weekly on life's duties, selected from the writings of the "Great Ones of the Earth." MUSICAL AND EISTEDDFODIC NOTES, By Maelgwyn, deal with all the more interest- ing Eisteddfodic and Musical matters of South Wales. FARM AND GARDEN. A weekly column of interest to Farmers and Amateur Gardeners. THE HOUSEHOLD. A collection of Recipes and Hints of value and interest to every housewife. A WOMAN'S LETTER TO WOMEN. A special illustrated article on Dress and the Toilet, written by a Lady Journalist. THE ORDER OF THE ROUND TABLE. The most interesting Children's Column pub. lished. Conducted by Aunt Maggie Symington. Y GOLOFN GYMREIG, By DAFYDD MORGAN WG The best Welsh Column published. Read by Welshmen the world over. FICTION. MISS DORA RUSSELL'S New Story— A HIDDEN CHAIN. A SERIES OF ORIGINAL SHORT STORIES. By FAMOUS NOVELISTS. EXPEKiEN. ES OF A LONDON DETECTIVE. A complete story each week. WELSH TIT-BITS, Nou Wreteb«i>n qtai. ir Singiou. By Cadrawd; WIT AND HUMOUR. A column of selections from all sources QUEER STORIES. Grave and Gay True and otherwise. "FROM THE SOCIETY PAPERS.' Interesting paragraphs of doings in the World of Fashion. WELSH ECIIOES FROM LONDON. Political, Social, Literary; specially written by Our London Welsh Correspondent. "THE WORLD OVER.' Under this head appears the cream of the Foreign Intelligence of the Week. "CAPITAL AND LABOUR." The Week's News in the labour World. In addition to these Special Features the CARDIFF TIMES and SOUTH WALEts WEEKLY NEWS contains THE NEWS OF THE WEEK. The Largest, Brightest, and Best Weekly Journal Publr-hed in the Principality. All the Features of a Magazine and the News of a Great Weekly Newspaper. THE JpEOPLE'S JOURNAL. 72 LONG COLUMNS Of Special Articles, First-class Fiction, and the Week's News for One Penny. ORDER FROM YOUR NEWSAGENT A COPY OF THE CARDIFF rjjIIMES AND SOUTH WALES WEEKLY IVEWS, ONE PENNY WEEKLY. No NAME OINTMENT. _L1 This Ointment is confidentially recommended as an old, tried, and successful remedy for scurvy, scrofula glandular swellings, ringworm, old wounds, ulcerated [egs, scald heads, blotches on the face and body, Si Autnouy's fire, burns, chilblains, bruises, piles, fistula, rtieumat.isiu, bunions, tMc. It will soon heal up the most obstinate eruptions of the skin of overy kind. Please note r lie ri-ade Mark Labfl on each pot. 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London & West of England subscribers receive their papers ou the forenoon of publication PER QU, "FAt, PUST-VME .099 P" IIALE-YELA 0 13 6 PER YEAR 1 19 0 SOUTJi WALKS DAILY NEWS OFFICES, fcaint Mary-street, CaraLX, 4 Ihisuuss ^.bbmsis. BRILLIANTI SERIES OF STORIES BY WORLD-FAMOUS AUTHORS. SECURED AT ENORMOUS EXPENSE FOR ORIGINAL PUBLICATION IN THE CARDIFF TIMES AND SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS. THESE STORIES HAVE NEVER BE. JL FORE BEEN PUBLISHED, and are the Latest, Best, and Most Attractive Works by the following Distinguished Novelists :— MARIE CORELLI. Author of i' A Romance of Two Worlds." JEROME K. JEROME, Author of "Three Men in a Boat." JOHN STRANGE WINTER, Author of Booties' Baby." FLORENCE WARDEN, Author of "The House en f').rsh." MRS FRANK GRIMWOOD. The Heroine of Manipur. EDWIN L. ARNOLD, Author of Phra, J'J the Phoenician." HELEN MATHERS, Author of Comin' thro' the Rye." COMMANDER CAMERON. Author of "In Sava-tare Africa." WILLIAM WEST ALL, Author of "A Phantom City." 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