South Wales Daily News

PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. SOUTH TV AXES DAILY SKTYS. • XHR.HK SIX WORDS. ONCE, TIMES_ T|ME3 20 Words 0 6 1 0 1 6 30 Words 0 9 1 6 2 3 SIX ™MSS — N EWS 50 Words 1 0 2 0 3 0 «< ECHO." j 30 Words Each extra 10 Words! 0 3 0 6 0 9 21" raoutn WALES MCNO. II 30 Words — TTIRT-E | six WORDS. ONCE. THIES. TIMES. ———————— 40 Words 80 WorclsJ 0 6 0 9 1 0 5/" lEach Extra 30 Words! 0 9 10 16 10 Word* I 1/- H0 Words 1 0 1 6 2 3 50 Wordsj 1 3 2 6 3 9 60 Words 1 6 3 0 4 6 These ch&njes apply only to the classes of Adver- tisement specified below, and are strictly confined to those which are ordered for consecutive insertion, and paid for previous to insertion if either of these conditions is not complied with, the Advertise- vicitt trill be charjtcd by the Business Scale:- Apartments, Situations Vacant or Wanted, To be Let or Sold, Lost Found, and Miscellaneous Wants. Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, Is each, if not exceeding o wjrdt, and ad for each additional 10 word*. !ltrScnaI. TF vou intend changing youv residence, apply to a Wood Bros Limited. Furniture Removers ana Storers, West Wharf, Cardiff. Estimate tree. 830 SMOkE^Archer's Golden Returns Sweetest Tobacco manufactured. fT<(0 be Given Away.—Twelve Sewing Machines. Any j person who has bad a, sewing machine (any- body's make) ten years or more, should write to Singer's. Those who applied last year should now 'Apply again.—Management far South Wales, 4, St. John's-square, Cardiff. 895" ax-buts bip. ARTNER Wanted, medium capital, in respect- able, sound, remunerative business, with connec- ton must nndet take i-avellin, -Particulars to J. L. Bassett, London-road, Neath. 611 IJ ETURNING to Louisiana. U.S.A., would like to PIL h -a v of a Partner with £ 200 to engage in farm- ht £ .— R Williams, Jcnkins-terrace, Cwmfelin, csteg, Glair). j&lusuaL PPLICAN,'TS sen,ling rei)lie,.3 to Advartkemen-ts PPJLICAKTS sendinx replies to Advertisements A addressed to lnitials 01' fictitious names, at this >ffioe, are requested not to sewd original testimonials witil thei rLpplicittioris, but to enclose copies of '«stimonials only. ANDSMKX.-l.arge Stock of Second-hand Brass and Plated Instruments eheap, in good order.— an,1 Plated Instruments cheap, in good order.— fill-tie, Maker, Aid wick, Mamches.er. List free. 25 COPYRIGHT.—Music made easy practical, easy method for all to play piano, httrmunium; Is.— dev. W. Hughes, Mill-street, Manchester. 214 LARGE Solid Uak Harmonium, by Dehain, 13stops, knee swells, etc., powerful and varied tone, suit rhiuch, chapel, or schoolroom list price, 50 guineas rcnuine reduction to £ 10 cash.—Spark, 54, Uigh-street, Worcester. H53 V A KG E Rosewood Harmonium, by WheaUtone, 12 I J stops, organ tone of superior quality, ivory keys iso price, 45 guineas genuine reduction to £ 12 IDs, :ash.—Spark, 54, High-street, Worcester. 1153 MAGNIFICENT Rosewood Harmonium, beautiful lTJ tone, ivory keys, eleven stop", patent melody ittachment list price, 40 guineas genuine reduction 5o £ 14, cash.—Spark, 54, High-street, Worcester. 1153 ISS Astle, alter twelve very successful years in Cardiff, continues to giva lessons in Pianoforte uid Singing.—Lessons ci-.n be given at the residence of ouoils. or at 22, Charles-street, Cardiff. Terms mode- ;ate. 3909 AKEX Tor Debt, Pianoforte full compass check action iron frame grand instrument cost 35 guineas sell for IS.—6j, Newport-road. 580 jlttüítnI. A *o«*, passed Preliminary, wishes to be Appren- ticed to a Chemist and Druggist moderate pre- iiiilt,ki. Medicus, Constitutional Club, Aber- dare. WANTED, to Apprentice a Youth to a Chemist respectable parents no premium.—Address X. 124, South Walen Daily News. Cardiff; 99ó3 ,4 PPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements _J\_ adttfc-siied to initials or fictitious names, at this ottke, art'ffcqiiested not to send original testimonials with th«f■ wjrplicatiows, but to enclose copies of testimortljOa only. i,1REN(»H, Spanish, Italian, German, Private Tuition. Clasr„.g. Special Classes for Commercial Correspondence -and Conversation. Candidates pre- pared for the ilediral. Law, Civil Service, Exciso and Customs Examinations Scholarships through the post; Arithmetic, Book-keening, Shorthand.—Mr W HitVmiS, Public Translator, 25, Park-street. Cardiff. 552 Y,STI,I'NIOUTH N,ti,,nil Scbol. Wanted, Assistant-Mistress for Standard* I. and II. salary 35 per annua).—Apply Head Master. 536 lK^tl:HAND (Pitinnan s), Evening Classes.—Pupils taught and qualified for appointments by an experienced tutor, orally or by post individual tuition, every evening from 7. Corresponding and re- pertin- styles, and speed classes.—Apply Principal, 21, De*Burgh-street, Riverside, Cardiff. ANTED immediately, Assistant Mas tor, Ex- P.T., lower standards, drawing, tonio sol-fa salarv iicO, monthly.—Head Mtrscer, Canton National Schools, Cardiff. 494 Jto&t attit 1Gun!). IIVE Shillings Reward.—Lost, on 31ondiy evening. August 14th, a Yox Terrier Dos:, white v.ith tan spot. Anyone bringing him to £ 0, Oakfield-slreet, Koath, will recaivo the above reward. 547 -F-,IOU,ND, Grey Cob, about 12 hands hi-h. Will be sold if not claimed in three days. -Aiply 7, Lower Zion-strect, Rowlan'.Vs-row, Pontypridd. H&4 OUND, Tliursday, Aug. 10, a. Cow, with two dead Jf calves, on Garn Goch Common, near Gor-einon cow Irish, red and white spots. The owner may have same after giving correct, description and paying all C0St.Apply David Mainwarven, Bryn Rose Farm, near Gorseinon, near Swansea. If not claimed within seven (lays will be sold. 1149 V-f Hsnusitc ^rfranis. A PI'LICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed to inilials or fictitious names, at this cdli e, are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but to encloac copies of testi- m()ni.1s only. C^LEAN, quick, country Girl, for service in Bristol, j two children, good cook, washing, good wages. —Davis, 251, tiotwoliroad, Bristol. 135 S- EKVANI'S wanted, all classes, country girls especi- ally good places and good wage* always obtain- able ladi«s immediately suited fee, 2s 6d servants, 6d only.—Universal Expedient E,egistry, 4, Green- street, Bath. Stamps. 274 W" ANTiiD, a Single Girl or-a Widow as House- keeper one that is used to milk a fovv cows.— Aviriiy Mrs William Adams, Maeayron Faim, near Tredegar. ^)_ WANTED at orrfte, good General Servant refer- WANTED at orrfte, good General Servant refer- ence required.-Apply Mrs Jones, Gellideg Villa, Pontypridd. ANTK D, a respectabli~Girl, about 16, as Nurse for Two Childrea.—Apply Mrs Jones, Bristdl House, Cadoxton-Warry. 2W WANTED, a good General Servant; oue used to 'f v a business* house preietre(I.-Apply to Wm. ltussell's Confectionery Worki, Swansea. 1083 (CLEVER COOKS can add to their list of dishes in j t.), o preparabion of choice dainttf-s for a dinner And sapper table by consulting the pages of alittre book entitled "Pastry ar.d Sweets," given to all cooks sead ng their addresses ts Alfred Bird and Sons, Binning ham Every lady and housekeeper in the land should have "Pastry and Sweets' handy for referarce. Theje is nothing to pay, and the book will be sonf by return post free to any addrsss. 1105 Situations Racant. APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements A addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this office, are requested not to sen.d original testimonials with their applicatiom, b1!t to enclose copies of testi- monials only. DOG Breaker.—Wanted, a respectable Man, who understands breaking pointers and setters, stud .whowill act as game witteher.-Apply, stating past ex- perience, and giving reforoncc atiot wages required, to M. K. N Connty Club, Cardiif. 492 f &RESS and 3rl;tntle-n>a&ing.—Wanted, Pupils to Lettrn the Art of Scientific DreOiii Cutting and Making. The Principal hag studied the above business. Mid has so simplified the art of this new and splendid system that she guarantees her pupils proficiency in the short apaoe of eight weeks. References are given co late pupils, and references are required. Ages from 15 to 40. Pupils take their lessons separately, and are taught everything, so that before they leave they are able to cut and mate perfectly a dress from beginning to end. Home comforts are provided. Terms very iiio(lerabe.-Scient,ific Mantle and Costume Maker, 1, !'emple-row, Wrexham. 272 "I. A SONS. — Wanted, good AVallers and few Banker 1,.1 Hands Public-hall, Cylfynydd, and New Inu Hotel, Pontypridd.—Apply Watkin WiHiams, Ponty- pridd. 1H2 "V3 ASONS.—To Let, Labour; only two house*, in Conwny-road, Canton.—Apply D. 100, Echo Office, Cardiff. 100 are requeg" to Keep Away from ..l' Penarth. Strike oil. STA'BLE Boy.—Wanted, an active Boy to attend three hovsea and to be generally useful.—F. Fear, Elibw Vale. 28 Sinitlia.-bkoeing and General Smith constant I employment and good wages.— Apply T. Price, Smith, Kern dale. 534 WAOTED immediately, an experiesice(I Pattern W Maker for about a month; must be steady.— Apply, stating wages, to Trealaw Engineering Foundry Company, Limited, Trealaw, near Pontypridd. 485 ANTED, Young Men, age over 14, and La-lies W under 20, to prepare at home for Government Situations, with commencing salaries ranging to 2100. Good prospects, petMiotts, &c. Prospectus with every information free. Apply stating age, M. Stuart, H.M.C.S.. Bell-road, Seaeombe, Liverpool. 313- illT ANTED/rimbcr Haulier, must have two horses VV for hauling cog and pitwoMt by contract.— Levi" Timber Merchant, Pontypridd. 336 A-NTED, a. Balaer, with knowledge of small WV goods.—State age, and apply 161, I langyfelacii- (f.treet, Swansea. WANTED, six Pfa sterers. -Apply at once, D. Richards, Ystalrfera, or at Intermediate *hooI, Ystalyfera. ^20 WANTED, Sharp Youth, about 18, who under-1 stands horses to deliver bread, and bo generally useful; out doors -Apply, with references and salary required, Gadlys Model Bakery, Aberdare. WANTED, young man to make dough and assist W with smalls.—Apply, stating wages required (indoors), to J. Coiifectioner, Rhayader. 336 YOUNG Man wanted; wages, 35s; regular work experience unnecessary for reply enclose sUiuip.—Manager, 16, Mawdsley-street, Bolton. 587 <« i weekly upwards may be honestly realised by either sex, without hindrance to present occupa- tioFl.-For samples (returnable), etc., enclose addressed envelope to Evans, Watts, and Co. (P. 137), Merchants, Birmingham. This is genuine. 128 bnp Assistants. APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements 11., addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this office, are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but to enclose copies of testi- monials only. DRAPERY.—Pushing Junior Wanted for Man- chester (Welsh); also sharp Youth as Appren- tice no premium required.—Apply D. W. Ll<v<l, Poith. 335 DRAPERY.—Wanted, a YonJII Lady as Milliner, able to serve state salary and reference.—A. O. Miles. 2, Bute-street, Cardiff. 229 DRAPERY.—Respectable Youth and Young Lady as Apprentices live in no premium.—Apply J. Jones, Bristol House, Cadoxton-Barry. 268 DRAPERY.—Wanted respectable, well-educated youth as an Apprentice.—Apply Howell Bros., Penarth. 234 DRAPEB v.—Wanted immediately, smart Juniors, Improvers, and Apprentices.—Apply Lockyer, 10 and 12, Vaughan-street, Llanelly. 147 tlllOCERY.—Wanted immediately, a sharp Lei d as JT Apprentice or Improver.—Apply with references, J. H. Jones, Emlyn House, Ferndale. 93 ROCERY and Provision — Wanted, an Jr Assi-ttant must know Welsh. Apply Wm. Harris, 144, High-street, Merthyr. 109 MILLINER must be able to serve in iliop live and board out terms must be moderate.— Young, Draper, Barry Dock. 601 MILLINERY.—Wanted, an experienced Milliner, able to serve and look after showroom.—Apply, stating experience, salary, and age, D. L. Evans, Holton, Barry. 486 WANTED immediatel5,, a Young Lady for Fancy VV Counter accustomed to window dressing, and good saleswoman.—T. George, Ferndale. 233 Ckrkst JKauoprs, &r. A PPLICANTS sending replies te Advertigements A addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this office, are iequested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but to enclose copies of testimoniLiLls only. ARCHITECTS Pupil.—Advertiser can introduce a smart, intelligent youth as Pupil to an Architect with first-class connections in Cardiif excellent open- ing premium required,—Apply Intro, Daily News Office, Cardiff. BOOKKEEPER., middle age, good character, and i of varied experience, seeks engagement as Clerk, Time, or Storekeeper six years in present employ- ment, ceasing in September.—W. R. 300, "L>aiiy News," Cardiff. 300 OFFICE Boy wanted, Shipbroker's Office one with experience preferred wages, 5s weekly.—Apply P. 482, Daily News," Cardiff. 482 -Agtnrits, grabcllerz. &r. i PPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements j^ addressed to initials or lictitious names, at this office, are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but to enclose copies of testimonials only, A Well-known Cardiff Provision House requires an C,w energetic Traveller; must know the Valleys thoroughly good references and security required.- Apply L. 69, South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. ADVERTISER wishes to Purchase Insurance or Industrial Society Book. Applicants to send amount in book ar.d pnce.-35, Herbert-street, West Bromwich. 519 AGENTS wanted, whole or part time capital opportunity for good man good terms speedy promolion.-Hodgson, 1, Ivy-street, Penarth. AGENTS w inted, for celling Vinegais, Soa.ps, and Provisions; good salary ami commission.— Grant, 21, John Campbell-road, Stoke Newinsrtou, London. 309 AGENTS wanted liberal terms whole or spare time.—Address Finance, 222 to i;2S, Strand, London, W.C. 337 AGENTS wanted throughout South Wales and Monmouthshire to take Orders (on our new u Monmouthshire to take Orders (on our new hire system) for our well-known Pianos, Organs, Har- moniums, Melodeons, Violins, Watches, Clocks, Sewing Machines, Mangles, Washing Machines, Family Bibles, Albums, Opera Glasses, Electro-plate, &c.; first-claas commission to capable men no risk or responsibility illustrated catalogues on application good references and security indispensable.—Jones and Jones, Porth. AGKNTS wanted for Business Register," trades- men's account book liberal commission' and bonus S4 earned weekly. -Patupllilom and Co., Con- gleton, Cheshire. 83 AGENT wanted, £2& per quarter, paid weekly rlL splendid open n. Experience unnecessary. Specimens free.—Address Compo Works, Farnwortii, Bolton. 31 BOILER Composition.—All old-established firm of Di-incrustant Manufacturers require Agents or Representatives in unrepresented districts to sell their Boiler Composition for removing and preventing in- crustation in Steam Boilers.—Address Box 1,337, Sell's Advertising Offices, London. 334 LUB Agents wanted for Watches, Clocks, jewel- j lery, Ac. splendid value good commis- sion.—Appply Wright and Co 3 Lamley-stieet, Clap- ton, Londoa 531 1NDUSTPJAL Assuvunee.—Civllectclts wanted for JL ASeru.C^e And Merthyr two -good.books vacant; reference and security required,—Superintendent, 6, Brondeg-terrsce, Aberdare. 416 li Briars; im- PIPES.—SpeciftiApaiieyJor ^rench Briars; im- mense selection marvellous value in 6d and Is lines; wholesale only.—Itogera, Westgate-st., Cardiff TF^O Wine Merchants, Ale Dealers, and others.—An JL old-established firm of Burton Brewers is de- sirous of entering into an arrangement with a good firm in respect to a purchasing agency for their ales and stouts as regards Cardiif and neighbourhood ex- ceptional terms given to thoso able to do a la rge busi- ness.—Apply, in first instance, P.A. S3, Daily News Office, Cardiff. 9987 Office, Cardiff. 9987 WANTED, active workers everywhere to take W orders for Shepp's World's Fair Photographed. A magnificent collection of 250 copyrighted photo- graphs of Buildings, Scenes, Exhibits of the World's Columbian Exposition. Splendidly described. Authorised by the Official Management. One oblong volume 9in. by Hin. Half million copies soldin the U S. Foreign agents doing tremendous business. Books shipped to any part of the world. Little or no capital needed. Finely illustrated circulars and terms free. Outfit and 50 photographs post paid only 4s. Addros-i Globo Bible Publishing Co., 358, Dearborn-street, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A. 1001 £ 20 Monthly.—Agents make £ 20 monthly selling our new 3s 6d Rotary Knife^Cleaning Machine terms new 3s 6d Rotary Knife^Cleaning AIachine; terms free.— Douglas and Co., 330, High Holbora, London. fiünntiolt5 TgRanfcfc. BAKERS and Confectionem.—Situation wanted by good all-round Man as fore hand or single well up in stove goods used to machinery and deckers first-class references.—Apply Baker, 148, Clare-road, Cardiff. 283 GROCERY and Provisions.—Experienced young Lady Keeks situation well up at both counters capable of managing highest references.—R. 19, System-street, Roath, Cardiff. 487 Gito ycllry and Provisions.—Situation wanted 8 \JT years' experience oca S3 abstainer good reference di,Apply A., 57, White Kock, Penygraig, R.S.O. 417 (GROCERY and Provisions. —Situation wanted;. JT experience, 7 years aged 21; highest seferences. Arthur, 55, Florentia-stieet, Cathays, Cardiff. 169 IRONMONGER'S Assistant (25), nine yearV experi- ence in general, famishing,janiljbuilders and books; abstainer.—Roberts, 46, Do Burgh-street, Cardiff. 1163 MOTHER'S Help.—Youjig ladv desires .engagement, or Gevemess young children domesticated; willing near Cardiff. —S. R., 36, Duckett-road, Harriu- gay, IrfcidofK 515 SITUATION wanted as Gardener, six years'* good experience good character.—Apply S. Lewis, 48, Coveuey-street, Roath, Cardiff. 433 STATIONER and Bookseller. — You/ig Man seeks situation as Junior Assistant accustomed to library good window dresser.—E. llickard, Cheap- street, Sherborne, Dorset. 422 TO Bakers and Confectioners.—Wanted, by young married man. Situation as single or second hand. —J. Watkins, Mill-terrace, Llanelly. 445 W ANTED, Situation as Assistant in Confectionery Business euperienced good reference from former eniployer could take entire charge of shop; good saleswoman comfortable home appreciated more than salary.D., care of Mason, Solicitor, Milford Haven. 609 "STTANTED, Situation as Stecoad-bafid Milliner, T T accustomed to serve I wo years' reference.— Apply Eliaitie Richards, Post-ofhea, Mill-street, Aber- dare. 489 WANTED, Situation as Groom and Coachman married no children good reference ride and drive well -Apply D., care of Mr George, Baiter, etc.. Mill-street, Caerleon, Mon. 1C00 .r -4 r 110 -v di Jt.Tbgingz, llpartmmts, &c. OUNTRY Apartiner-ts, two sittinj( and four bed- \_y rooms would divide lovely scenery, air bracing, dairy supplies from «wn farm.—Mrs Long, Severn View, News ham. 517 ICT) linmetli-ttely, near lolumble8, Fur- .(\¡ nished Cottage, 4 bedrooms moderate renl- Apply Mrs Longmore, The Villa, Kingslaod, R.S.O., Herefordshire. Z66 ANTED, a Young Man to Board and Udge.- TT Apply 7, Church-street, St. Thomas, Swansea. lEanti, &£. 4 House for Sale in Maehen-pls#ce, Riverside; 4 bedrooms, bath fhot aiwl cold), long garden, and entrance immediate possession.—Apply E. 90, "Daily News" Oiffce, Cardiff. 90 ALBANY-road (No. 14).—.For Sale, Villa, contain- ing ni»e rooms upstairs, w.e., hot and bold bath, lavatory, and cellar lias also side entrance price, £ 550.— Wilde and Allen, Builders, Cardiff. 231 A SHDENE, Penarth.-t'or -sale, witk immediate rjCV possession, Ashdene, residence of the late J. P. Jones., The property stands on one of the most beauti- fully-situated sites in Penartb, commanding an unin- terrupted view of the Bristol Channel, measures two roods 100 yards superficial, Biútlly laid out, turfed and shrubbed, and is held under a lease from Lord Windsor 93 y«;ars from May, 1885. at an annual ground vent •f £ 18. The house, built by the late owner, is splendidly finished, the eorniqes, joiners' work, grates, chimney piece*), feath, and other fittings being of a costly nature. It consists of porch and entrance hall, dining-room, drawiug-room, rrorning-room, and gentle- men's lavatory. On the ground floor, nine bedrooms, bath-room, linen and store cuplroards, w.e., rood kitchens, cellars, and other domestic offices. Is wlthtn two minutes' walk of the public baths, beach, esplanade, and the boat club. Sanitary arrangements arc pcrfect. There are two censervatories, and a private entrance to the beautiful Windsor Gardens, whiclr bound the property on one side. Price 23,000. —Further particulars and cards to view may be obtained at 9, Dukevatreet, Cardiff. 9154 FOR Sale, clearing up an estate, Leasehold Houses, Nos. 61, 62, 63, and 64, Milton-street, Cardiff.— Jones, Beaufort Arms, HTbbw Vale. 1166 HOUSES for Sale, ISangor-street, Roath Park 6 rooms, bath-room, w.e., and lavatory.—Apply 7, Howard-gardens, Cardiff. 199 LLANELLY.—For Sale, cheap, Two Leasehold Dwelling-houses, situated at St. Panl's, neE? Railway Station.—Apply X,. Daily Leader" Office, LlaneJl" 197 go bt 3taitb, &r. cABP.LEON.-To Let, that newly and well-built- j liouse, Ty Craig large garden rent, £ 30.— Apply L. Stafford, Caerleon. 292 CIHARLES-street. — To Let iii September, con- j veniently-arranged Honse, twelve rooms large bathroom.—Ensor, Surgeon, 34, Charles-street, Cardiff; EIGHT-Roomed House, 131, KingVroad, Canton, to Let; rent 13s 6d, free of rates excellent con- dition ICe.v at No. 97 614 OR FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED Resi- dences, Cardiff and Penarth, see Messrs Hern's Register.—94,St. Mary-street.Cardiff 1049 GREAT Frampton Farm, near Cowbridge.—To be Let from February 2nd, 1894, -the above Farm, containing 160 Acres, or thereabouts, of Pasture and Arable Land, together with a large well-built Farm- house and Buildings, and a very good garden.—Apply Ir John Thomas, Land Agent, Cowbridge. 1103 HOUSE to Let, Neville-street, Riverside easy walk from town 9 rooms, bath-room, and w.e. —Apply 7, Howaid-gardens, Cardiff. 200 mo Let, No. 66, Oakfleld-^treet, containing 3 re- JL ception rooms, 7 bidrooms, conservatory, and u,iual offices.-Apply to Wm. McDonald, 21, High- street, Cardiff. 216 mO Let, Usk Villa, Chepstow-road, Newport seven L rooms £ 32.—Apply next door, or ISO, Newport- road, Cardiff. 44 T, jo iusitt £ 3s 1.)rtmistz, &-r. ^■^ILFYNYDD, Pontypridd.—Comer Shop and House splendid position for grocer, bootmaker, or butcher:-Apply Mr John Christopher, 9, William- street. OACH-house and two-stall Stable, loft over back j 22, Oakfield-street; 56 week.—Apply Lattey. 8, Working-street, Cardiff. 377 CONVENIENT Stable in centre of town low rent; CONVENIENT Stable In centre of town low rent; immediate po-^ession.— Jenkins, Clarke and Co., Estate Agents, 12, VTestgate-streec, Cardiff. 1050 F- Elm ySiÓ-=-Housc and Shop to Let, suitable for F any business drapery, millinery, dressmaking e-irried on for many years.— M. Morgan, Cambrian House. 539 /I OOD Offices, second floor, Queen's-chambers, \JT Queen-street; rent low.—Apply Secretary, Queen- street Arcade Co., Cardiff. 378 HOUSE aud Shop, 223, Bute-road suitable for any business near shipping long lease granted. -Apply at 266, Bute-street, Cardiff. 301 TEWPO-T.-To be Let. Suite of Oflicee, four rooms Xl and lavatory centrally situated in Tredegar- pl,i,ce.-Pp,rticuUrs of Manager, "Daily News" Ottice, Newport. 1309 OFFICES to Let a suite of two first-classrooms in the Bank-buildings, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, with early possession.—Jenkins, Clarke, and Co., Cambrian-chambers, 12, Westgate-street, Cardiff. 1050 OFFICES to Let :single or other rooms, second or third floors. Reform Club, Custom House Bridge, ftcing Great; Western Railway Station. Jenkins, Clarke and Co., Cambrian-chambers, Cardiff. 1060 PENTRE, Rhondda.—To Let, or Solti if removed, P Wesleyan Iron Chapel, near main thoroughfare suited for warehouse or furniture saleroom 60 by 30.— Apply Rev. J. B. James. SPLENDID Business Premises to Let at Roath suitable for an extensive grocery or drapery trilete; doubla frontige commanding position low rent.—Morgau Morgan, Albert-chambers, High-street, Cardiff. 590 mo be Let or Sold, with immediate possession, all a that old-established Freehold Steam and Water- power Flour Mill, situate in the populous village of Lydbroolc, near Ross, in which district there are large Tin-plate Works and Collieries. It is now worked on the combined principle, greater part of Plant having been put in recently. There is a good opening for a bakery business. If purchased, a portion of the money maybe left on mortgage.—Apply Messrs Rootes and Wintle, Ross, Herefordshire. 1127 WAREHOUSE, House, and Premises, row occupied by Hide and Skin Company also stabling, etc. —Apply North, Windsor Yard. Adamsdown, Cardiff. WJWLL-enclosed Yard and Buildings to be had on lease and moderate terms suitable for en- gineering or similar purpose, with siding, etc., adjoin- ing Docks, Newport.—Apply Joseph Heald, Rolling Stock Works, Cardiff. 6705 14, Higli-treet, Cardiff.—These magnificent premises to Let. They comprise first-class shop a.J.so excellent and ample office and living accommodation, and will be let either together or separately.—Apply Stephenson and Alexander, 5, High-street. Caidiff.9522 2- 2,-C;Ù-;I-e-stJ:eet. South Splott, with Confectionery AJ Business, but suitable for Chemist and Hairdresser, or other trade.-Apply as above. 131 28itsn«as Jttmíztz Mattkti. GENUINE Grocery and Provision Business wanted good position, convenient premises.—Particulars to E. D., 76, High-street, Barry, Cardiff. 403 Haiti*, &r., Kftanijii. "HAREEHOLD Building Sites required in colliery L1 district where there is a lari.,e demand for houses; sites must, have good fronttge,, gas and water near lowest price per acre.—Messrs F. 0. Preston and Co., 4, Tokeuhouse Buildings, Bank of England, London. !)nhlír au£ít5. A BJijP.vARE.-To Let, a Double-Licensed Public- house free for all good; b-.st situation in town 12 years' lease.—Apply to Whitly Evans, Auc- tioneer and Valuer, Aberdare. 533 FOR Disposal, in Bristol, a good House, paying brewers £ 30 per month.—Apply Fred W. Bennett, Cider Merchant, Pembroke-road, Southville, Bristol. PUBLIC-HOUSE for Disposal; free house, doing a large trade; with early possession at least £3,OCO cash required.-J ellkin, Clarke and Co., Cardiff. PUBLIC-HOUS li Disposal one of the best full-licensed houses in Cardiff in-going about £ 5,500 arrangements can be made with applicant having £ 2,000 cash.—Jenkins, Clarke and Co., Cardiff. PUBLTC-House for Disposal, the Bailey's Anus Hotel,I'etitre. Rhondda Valley,' 'one of the bbsi houses in the Rhondda Valley good lease ingoing reasonable.—Jenkins, Clarke, and Co., Cardiff. 1050 mO Let, th« New Market Tavern, Trinity-street, JL Cardiff next door to market; double license immediate possession unexpired teull of 16 years, from 25th March last; rent, £192 per annum.—For further particulars apply to Joseph Henry Jones, Solicitor, Philharmonic Chambers, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 260 rpo Let, that fully double-licensed Public-house B_ known its the Bush Inn, Treforest; term, 10 years unexpired; low rent.—Full particulars 011 application to Powell, Roach and Co., Temple Chambers, 8. St. John's-square, Cardiff. 175 rpo be Let, with immediate possession, a capital fully JL licensed Inn, with every convenience, and 4 acres of Grass Land adjoining rent, £ 50 ingoing moderate.—J. Neale Biker, Auctioneer, Valuer, and Business Agent, Hereford. Monthly Register gratis. fstoiroas** for -Disposal. d "1IGAR and Tobacoonist Business, near railway V7 station, Bristol profit £ 4 weekly would suic ladies or young couple ingoing, £ 95.—Tebbs, Bristol. OFFEE Taverii, Bristol profits 25 weekly guaranteed genuine suit industrious people I ngoing only 255. -Apply Tebbs, 33, Old Market-street, Bristol. 264 DINING-Rooms and Refreshment Business, near South Wales Railway Station, Bristol good living trade and money saved proprietor going abroad will accept tl 65 for everything, including good furniture.—Apply Tebbs, Bristol. 264 DRAPERY and Outfitting Business for (iisposal near Pontypridd, Glamorganshire.—Address Alpha, Daily News," Cardiff. 235 fllil&T-olass Grocery Business for Disposal large premises and store-rooms, double frontage Kiocers beer, wine, and spirit licence.—Apply Grocer, 24, Goat-street, Swansea. 612 HAIRDRESSING Business for Sale (bargain) splendid position, doing good trade, good clasi and prices four chairs well fitted with aU modern appiiances, complete retiring.-Apply S. 294, "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 294 rpO Painters or Painters and Plumbers.—Country I Business for Sale ill-health cause of leaving no reasonable offer refused.—Address Daily, 71, New Briggate, Leeds. 26 ri^O Tailo«s and Merters.— To be Disposed of, the I old-established Tailoring Business carried 011 for 25 years by the late Mr D. Parry, 46, Queen-street, Cardiff in full-working order large connection only principals apply immediate pos.,e-ion. 54 $t«xfj«ur £ r, uraD!S, &t. p ECKE" AND KSONS J^OCOMOXIVB jgNOlNB jgUILDEBS, bRISTOL, HaveinStock, ready for immediate delivery, NEW LOCOMOTIVES with Cylinders from 10" to 15" diameter, 4 and & wheels eoupled, with all the LATEST MPROVEMENTS. Ful particulars on application. 081 ITIOR Sale, 1 6-h.p. Portable Engine and Mortar Mill, in good working order.—Ponsford Bros., New- port, Mou. 1051 ARDNEll'S Silent Sausage-machine and Filler, VJI" complete very little usod cost nearly 215 price £ 9,—Address Machine, Echo Office, Newport. 31 0-Horse double cytfuder portable Engine for. Sale, [ excellent condition dfso Saw Bench and Stone ieaker.—Powia and Co., liotunda Buildings, Cardiff CHARLES D. JpHILUPS, BMLVN IRONWORKS, NEWPORT, MON., and GLOUCESTER. SOLE REPRESENTATIVE in South Wales6 Monmouthshire, a-id Gloucestershire for HAYWARD, TYLER & CO.'S WORLD.RENOWNED PUMPS. These Pumpa are made in different designs, for al kinds of work, and will do their duty thoroughly and efficiently. All inquiries receive prompt and careful attention. 1305 Tolegmms:TvIACHIN BUY, NEWPORT." THE following COLLIERY PLANT is n Stock ready for immediate delivery and work xrfnks, Loco., 12in. cyls., 20in. stroke, 4 wheels, copper tire-box. Equal to new. Two Boilers, X x double.flues, working pressure, 751 bs. Two ditto, 24* x 6', 601ba. Pisis of Horizontal Winding Engines, 32in. cyls., 6ft. stroke high-class job. Ilair of ditto, 19in. cyls., 42in. stroke, ôet. drum. Equal to new. Pair of ditto, 16in. eyls., 3ft. stroke, 7ft. drum. Single ditto, 16in. cyl., 8ft. drum. Pair of Self-contained Horizontal Hauling Engines, loin, cyls., 20in. stroke, geared 2 to 1, with two loose daunts. Equal to new. Pair ditto, 12in. cyls., 18in. stroze, geared 3% to 1, Joose drum, 4ft. dia. Pair ditto with two drums. Pair ditto, 10in. eyIe., 14in. strpfce, drum, 14in. dia. Direct-acting Barclay Pumping Engines, 73in. and 42in. cyls. Horizontal Pumping Engine, 16in. cyl.. 24in. stioke, fly-wlieel and gearing. Nearly new. Cameron Pump, two 16in. cyls., and two 12in. rams. New. Cameron Type Duplex Pnmps, 18in. cyls. 7%in. rams. New high-speed Ventilatiug Fans, 5ft., 8fb., 10ft. and 12ft. dia., with Engines. Capacity, 25ft. to 100.000ft. Improved Guibal Fa.n, 40ft. dia., with duplicate. engines, 36in. cyls. A multitude of other Engines and Pumps, all types, blowing Fans, Pulleys, etc. For Prices and particulars apply to 8539 Prescot-et., Wigan. THOMAS JOHNSON, D. J ENKINS AND gONSfc PORT TALBOT, HAVE FOR SALE, 2 Four-wheel Coupled LOCOMOTIVES, 10" and 8" Cyls. 2 Pairs of Horizontal HAULING ENGINES, IS* X 36" Cyls. Pair of Vertical MILL ENGINES, 22" x 31., 611 Cytog with two 15 tons fly wheels. Horizontal .MILL ENGINE, 27" cyls. -x 43" stroke, massive spur wheel and pinion, and 22 tons ty wheel. Pair of 8" x 16" Tangye WINDING ENGINES, ftiPur and clutch gearing and drum. New 16" x 30" Horizontal ENGINE with link motion. STEAM HAMMERS, 30 cwtl., 50 cwt., and 8 tons. FLY WHEE, in segments, 15, 20, 22, and 26 tons. Vertical, Lancashire, and Cornish BOILERS for 50 and 60 lbs. pressure. Incline Drums, Pit-head Sheaves for flat and round rope New 3-yard Tip-end WAGONS. Chains, Nuts, and Bolts, c., &c. 1178 FOR Sttle, Horizontal Engine and Boiler, in good condition cylinder, 12in., stroke, 24in.; with fly- wheel, large driving pulley, and governors complete boiler, recently insured at 501bs pressure, replaced by gas engine low price to clear.—Apply The Bute Works Supply Co., Bute Docks, Cardiff 8833 WANTED at once, 3-h.p. Portable Engine and Mortar Mill, 7ft. pan.—Apply J. Howells, Con- traetor. Aber, near Caerphilly. 550 lEagons anfc (Latlitm ruquizitts. w AGONS Inquiries and Orders Solicited by LSR !THE BUTE WORKS SUPPLY CO., 133B, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegrams Gething, Cardiff. Telephone No. 45, Western Counties and Post Office 1160 50 10-ton Great Western Railway Coal Wagons, 5 years old, to be sold on purchase lease, or let bn simple hire also 70 8-ton Taff Vale Co;11 Wagons.— Box 107, South Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff. I> AILWAY WAGONS for Hire or Sale. Cash or deferred payments.—The Midland Railway Car riivge and Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Works Birmingham 1082 Horses, í1Tt tJ.1.tk, Carnages. CARIUAGg Laii-ipc;Itispectioii invited.—Best se- C lected Stock in the West.—C. E. Gurnsey's Cam- age Lamp Works, Merchant-street, Bristol. 3961 Ci URNSEY'S Carriage Lamps, first quality and best X value ever offered. Lamps repaired. Large stock new and second-hand lamps.—\VTorks, Merchant-street, Bristol, and 18 arid.19, Bute-lane, Cardiff. 8361 HjlOR Sale. Second-hand Brougham, in good cotioli- tion, with pole, and new wheels maksrs, Peters, London.—Apply to W. Griffith, Copper Works, Port Talbot. ITIOR Sale, useful Cob, vet. examination allowed also strong Trap and Harness lot cheap.— Apply 27, Wood-street, Cardiff. 215 iTHOR Sale, handsome Chestnut Cob, Phaeton, silver- mounted Harness, and gentleman's Saddle. Par- ticulars on application.—Mrs James, Railway House, Treforest. 94 FOR Sale, a very handsome Bay Cob warracted sound 6 years old also set of silver-plated Harness, equal to new. -Apply S. Williams and Co., 146, Clifton-street, Cardiff. 63 ( ROCER has for sale Cob Horse, 13 hands used to ~JC traffic. Satisfactory reason for selling. —liex, Post-office, New Tredegar. 490 HANSOM Cab for Sale, in thorough good order JI-JJL price, 16 guineas.—Apply Worcester-street Mews, Gloucester. 32 ORE Shoulders cured by Coudy's Fluid.—Horses £ 5 suffering from sore shoulder?, sore backs cracked heels, grease, or broken knees cured in a few hours by batliiug the parts affected with diluted Condy'a :Flni,1. Prices, 3oz., Is ;20oz., 2s. Veterinary book free, Fluid Works, 54, Turnmill-street, London. 9719 VI,TANTED, New or good Second-hand Baker's VV Two-Wheel Coburg Cart.—Sbiid price, A. Hargreaves, Brynamraan. ANTED, Second-hand Trap, to W suit pony 13 hands must be in good condi- tion.—Cymro, "Daily News Office, Swansea. 1126 JOHK No P. M A N. COACHBUILDER, MARKET-ROAD, CANTON, CARDIFF, HAS THE LARGEST STOCK IN WALES OF CARRIAGES, CARTS, VANS, BREAKS, WAGGONS AND TROLLIES, NEW AND SECOND-HAND. CANTON TRAMS PASS SHOWROOMS AND WORKS 5093 G WATKIN AND SON, COACHTSUILDERS, NEWPORT, MON A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK FOR S E L E C TION. 13 ftottliiTT, fligwms, &c. CANARY and Cage lovely Norwich songsters 15s.—Postal orders to F. Potter, 7, Dereham- ad, Norwich. R 581 LANGSH'VNS.—Four April liatchediniulletau bred JU from winners of silver and bronze, "v itli unrelated Cockerel, 20:«.—lteadwiiv, Fot.tH i Dero/cm. PARRY and Co., Electro-platers, Westsate-strnot, Cardiff, Agents for Premiers, Wliitworths, Rovers, Cryptos, Swifts, Excelsiors, Referees. Lamps Bells, and all accessories. Special low prices for one month. Repairs at trade prices. Ladies' Safeties on Hire. 7456 OTICE TO CYCLISTS. Why pay fancy prices to Agents and Local Dealers when you can save from 25 to 30 per cent, by dealing direct with the manufacturers? We make eight dis- tinct patterns in Safeties, and Front Drivers, ranging in prices from j36 10s upwards. Any Machine made to rider's own specification. Every Machine that wo turn out is guaranteed. All kinds of Repairs done, including plating, enamelling, and lining at moderate prices. A large quantity "of secottd-hand Safeties always in stock. Cushion tyres from £4 upwards, and solid tyres from R2 10s upwards. We are the only Wholesale Cycle Manufacturers in Wales. 7609 Write for lists at once. ARTHUR WILLIAMS AND CO., DEFIANCE CYCLE WOJIKS, GLANAMMAN, R.S.O. l ORRIS JgROS., CYCLE WORKS, PONTYPRIDD. 2,000 Worth of Cycles and Children's Horses, &c. ë:1;I We offer the best show. We have taken the lead in South Wales for 20 years, and cannot be beaten, because we have fully equipped engineering, electro- plating, and enamelling plants, with competent men at our disposal, and give prompt attention. Repairs at trade prices. Bicycles, 10s; Safeties, 45; cash. See the new Beestou Tyres before buying any other. Cyclists' outfit, Ó 6d, bag, spanner, lamp, bell. 11 Ho Mtscdlamam Mants. WANTED, care of Lady's Baby weekly, or would Adopt, £ 100, £ 25 premium, in good country home abstainers can take at once no questions asked.—B. 460, "Daily News," Cardiff. 460 Jfor 3alrelt.- isrtilatttaus. CCANADIAN Hay.—Cleeve Bros., 22, Sir Thomas j street, Liverpool, importers. Prices on applica- tion. 9502 ELERY, Colery.-Splendi(i Celery, also large and c small Apples.—For prices apply Geo. S. GerrMi, Gordon-road, St. George, Bristol. I.AY Pipe-. -Pub] ictn. speciality, six gross Vy straws; Irish, meerschaum shapes; stamped name, address, 10s; patterns free.—Corcoran, Maim- facturer, Lamb-stroet, Bristol. 233 IT^OU Sale, the British Barque Gladiateur," of London 390 registered carries 635 tons eargo built in Jersey, in 1866, of oak and teak. Dimensions, 137ft. 3in. by 28ft. by 9in. Original class, 14 years re-classed and metalled at Appledore in 1891. Well found in every respect. Now lying in West Dock, Cardiff.—For further particulars, apply to M. J. Begg and Co., 21, Mor.ntstuart-square, Cardiff. 1161 FOR Sale, perfectly new Mail-Cart, cost 45s, tako 39B. Also Perambulator, cheap.—Apply 21, Hamilton-street, Canton, Cardiff. 163 IjlOR best London Portland Cement in bag or casks go to Messrs Maybury's, Dock-street, Newport. GENTLEMEN.—For 21s 64, a splendid Coat and Vest to measure, in Serge, Worsted, or Vicuna Cloth All-wool Serge Suits, 23 6d; Scotch Tweed, 34s 6d patterns free, with instructions.—The WooJIen Co., Nortongiite, Bradford. 411 DryARDWARE, Fumittn-e, Bassinettes, Carta, Toys, H Pipes, Watches, Jewellery. Agents wanted.— Buyer's Guide free.—Write Henry May, Birmingham. HAY", Prime Irish Clover, and ItyegHtss.—Apply to J['J M. J. Begg and Co., 21, Monntstuart-square, Cardiff. 1162 HAY.—About 25 Tons of goo«i Clover for Sale.— jLt. Apply Evans, Rallyr Court, IJandaff. 359 EWELLKRY.—Wa^ Cut"- ej lery, Electro-plate, Musical lwtrumeiits whole- sale lis ft post free.—-Wright, St. jjojee's-road, Bir- mingham. 189 SAFE, very strong, 30 x 20 suit jeweller or pawn- broker also one 20 x 17 baraain.—Webber and Wilkinson, 25, Queen-street Arcade, Cardiff. 1172 SAFES.—Several Second-hand for S;Ue, have been ■ SAFES.—Several Second-hand for S;Ue, have been taken in exchange please state siae required.— Lord's Safe Works, Wolverhampton. 217 SPLENDID Pair of Opera and Field Glasses, new, in case cost £ 2 2», sell 12s 6d seut pust free on approval toajiyaddress.—Write O. 675, Daily News," Cardiff. 675 SWEETHEARTS Curious Love Lettei', Six Funny Photographs, Six Magic Cards post free. 12 penny stamp!I.-Hyams, 28, Myton-street, Hulh 63 TO Brewers and Innkeepers.—To be Sold by Private Contract, in one Lot or Single, a Three-quarter Biewing Plant; condition as new.—For full particulars apply Fountain Inn, Blaenavon. 606 40,000 feet of inch Dunnage Boards, Deals, and 4 Scftntling all sizes and long tlis. 13, Loudouu-square, Cardiff. 104 ^>200.—For immediate cash holder will sell two £ 100 First Mortgage 5 per Cent. Debenture Bonds in Limited Company of high standing the first reason- able offer accepted.-Trusbee, "Daily Neivs" Office, Cardiff. 1141 W E ITSM FEATH E-R BEDS. THESE CELEBRATED BEDS ARE MADE IN WELSHPOOL, NORTH WALES THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FEATHER BEDS NOW OFFERED. No. 1,—Single Bed, Bolster, and Pillowj 6ft. 3in. s. d. by 3ft. 6iu., weighing 101bs 30 Q- No. 2.—Doable Bed, Bolster, and 2 Pillows, 6ft. 6in. by 4ft. 6in., weighing 501bs 37 61 No. 3.—Double Bed, Bolster, and 2 Pillows, 6ft. éi-n. by 4ft. 6in. weighing 551bs 41 0 WARRANTED DRY AND SWEET. These renowned Feathers are put into Best Union Ticking, arid well made, sent enrriage paid to any Station in the United Kingdom. Any sized Beds made to order for 9d per lb. Samples of Feathers amI Ticking pest free. Feathers without Ticking, 6d per lb. All orders must be accompanied by Cheque or P.O.O. payable to H. HANDY & CO., FEATHER MERCHANTS, wih JShpool. seat Il\IPORTANT.GI,ASS, CHINA. & EARTHEN- JL WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. The fastest selling and most profitable in demand. Grocers and others wishing to add Crockery to present business, sec our New Illustrated Price Jist. Small Sample Cftse3 made up. ExtraoKdinary low Quotations for Cash. J. R ROGERS, 8099 WESTGATE-STREET, CARDIFF Jitis££llatUDu.5. ASTROLOGY.—Date, condHimls marriage, busi- ness prusp'ect8, da.te two prominent events past, liio. Send birthtime. Fees, Is detailed, 2s 6d.—Mr3 Charles, 57, Carlisle-place, Bradford. 308 ]710U Hair-falling or Baldness, in patches or other- wise, try Jones's excellent preparation testi- moni21s and wis seeu.-Joues 1, Swansea. IF you are married, or contemplate taking this im- portant step, we can send you valuable informa- tion which you ought to know. Send your address and we will send you catalogue and pamphlet free.- Address H. G. Kerr, Westhill, Wandsworth, ond iVff ARQUEES, TQnts, Pavilions, Flags for Him; iTl. Tarpaulins, Waggon Covrs, Bags all canvas goods mde to order.—Apply Jonathan Jones, Swansea. MARQUEES and Tents to 78ft wide for Hire; l'f.L dbtance no object.-Apply Thomas Pugsley and Co., Newport, Mon. 772 Incomparable Writin Paper.-Send for the quires, forwarded by return, with each sheet beautifully headed with any adthess in distingu6 coloui, all complete for 18 penny stamps, or a room for 5s.—Thatcher, College-green, Bristol. 311 TOBACCONISTS commencing. See Hlustrated Guide (post free) how to Outfitting Co., 186, Euston-rd., London. Est. 1866. 241 IJWRNISH 011 o"ew Hire Sv stein. Houses or .1."1 Apartments completely furnished on a new sys- tem aùapted solely by ll, whereby all publicity, exposure, and inqllhies usually made by other com panies are dipenRed with. We have an immenslI stock » r.Houebold Furllilure of cheap amI superior quality. Ail goods sold on the Hire System :'1t ready-money prices. We make no extra charge for credit, and alt goods eent home in a private van free of charge. No stamp or agreement charges made; no bill of sale; everything private. Arrangements completed without delay, and, heing manufacturers, we guarantee quality, nd will undertnkc 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 compare prices boiore purchasing elsewhere. We will supply £ 6 worth for 28 611 weekly £ 10 worth, 45 weekly £ 15 worth for 5s weekly £ 20 worth, 6s weekly and so on in proportion. Special terms for larger quantities. P1ease note the Address SOUTH W AL1!:8 FURNISHING COMPANY aI, Castle-st. (opposite the Castle). Ca.rdif1'. 12783 -1105-10 IRnn£! WANTED, £ 1,150 on First Mortgage of "Freehold 't't' Property repaid iu 0110 year, together with £ 350 110nu security recommended by professional man; fun particulars 011 ar'p1íca,ion.-Address Frce- hoJd, EdlO" Office, Cardiff. 1068 MONEY.-ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT BILL OF 1.'[1. ALE, PUBLICITY, OR FEES' FROM ONB MONTH '1'0 FIVE YEARS. THE NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK, BALDWIN-STREET, BRISTOL. EST. 1875. CAPITAL, £ 200,000. The Directors of this well-known, old-established Bank are prepared to off'3! xecptional advantages to all responsible persons in need of temporary cash assistance. Private an Prompt ADVANCES made 1aily, 011 borrower's simple Promissory Note, AT tJ PER CENT. INTEREST. The amount borrowed may LJc rcaid by instalments or at the end of a stated pe1"Índ. SPECIAL NOTICE. This B3nk is ot connected with any Loan Societies 01' Advance Companies, anù he usual objectionable loan office routine Ii entirely speuasd with. Apply in strictest confideace to MR T. C. MILBURN, _9?_esident Manager MONEY LENT BY A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN UPON NOTE 01<' HAND Without loan office routine. From £ 10 to £ 5,000. mO ¡,fulies, Gentlemen, and Traders generally, Jl. upou note of hand alone, and to assist persons into business. Also upon the security of reversions, annuities, private income, furniture, machinery, plant. stock, crop ill town or country without removal. Also on deeds am1liie policies at J per COllt. Oidy u few hours' notice requird to C;1,rry out all advances.- Apply to the actual lender, Clmrles H. Wheatley, Esq., No. 34A, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, London. N.B.-If desired, Mr Wheatley will attend person- ally at applicant's residence with cash and carry out the advance. 82:2 ('1AHU ADVANCED b. I. 8ELINE, from £ 5 and J upwards, 011 perso¡:il.1 security, to all clas!>es, repayable to suit the convenience of borrowers. Dis- tanee 110 object. Apply personally or by letter, 8, BELLE VUE-STU}<;ET, SWANSEA. Printte and contidential as heretofore.—N.B.— Advances made on plate, jewellery, watches, doc., at a reduced rate of charges. 1250 MONEY.— If you want it promptly, privately, and 1., at a low rate of interest on your simple promis- sory notes, wilh or withou tsurelies, apply immediately, enclosing stamped envelope, to 1\1¡- W. P. Thomas, 2J, Market-street, Abertillery. Special Features :-No in- rluiry fees; reasonable interest, which i" quoted before- hand; universal promptitude, a day's notice being generally sufficient; no oppression of honest and solvent clients. The Carlton Bank, Limited, for whom 2\1¡- Thomas is Branch Manager, has been established 10 years, amI has l);lÜÜ ùf £ 30(000, comfequently 110 _i,Lnr¡;t,r!r>I,tion is ever refused. PRINCIPALITY ADVANCE BANK, 6, ALliERT-OMMlBERi^, UJ^JU^RKEi', CARDIFF. Cash Adv;¡,nc3d Daily in llms from £ 5 to £ 1,000 at a few hours' notice to all respeclabl0 pjopls Oil NOTE 01<' HASn ONLY. EASY HE-PAYMENTS, LOW INTEREST, ABSOLUTE pm: v ACY. TRADE BILLS DISCOUNTED. Applicants waited upon at their places of business Oi- private residences, jf lleÚrcd. 91U All communications are tre¡t1y pr.j; ate. COMMERCIAL ADVANCE BANK .J 19, QUAY-STREET, CARDIFF £ 3 to £ 500 can be obtained on the same (!:J,1 ae apphcIl for by professional gentlemoa, tradesmen, farmers, cowkeepers, and householders. •Applicants lllay rely OIl the strictest secrecy being observed. Charges moderate, and no enquiry or üLher e.:1 clHUgCI unless cash avalllce¡). Country applica- tions attended to without delay. Apply personally or by letter to Mr I,. JOSEPH, COi.\IIERCIAI,AJJVANCE nANJr, 11M 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 hand alone, for any term not exceeding 15 years, fr0111 £ 15 to £ 1,000, at 5 per cent., to Clergymen, Fanuel'13, Hotel Proprietors, Lodging-housE Keepers, Tradesmen, or to any responsible Person, Male, or Female, in Town 0.1 C<;1untry. Without loan ofF;.e,.jonnali!ieB UT biU of sale DHtance no object, Ild so long :13 the interes is paid the capital can remain. No genuine application ro fUHed. All communications are treated stnctly private -Apply to the actual Lender, H. Harrison, Esq., S'I York-road, Westminster Bridge-road, London. 1113 &?/S !K AAA Roa,i>" to be Advanced on good oVTc'J'sx" lyVfFreoliold or Leasehold Property, in :.t11U:s of ;1;;100 to £ 10,000; :11so Oil good personal sacu rity, reversions, annuities, Ac., &0:)le"sI8 Hern, Financial Agents, 94, St Mary-street, I;¡¡,rdilï. 1019 JV8 ONEY LENT ON N OTEOF HAND AT SHORT O-VJI. NOTICE, by a Private Gentleman, from £ 10 to £ 1,000, at 5 per cent. AVhy apply to Professional Money Lenders, so-called Curopames or Banks, whøn any responsible applicant can obtain all advallco Privately, without sloretieltand the usual formalitie8 of a Loan Office For the benefit, of Borrowers I am prepared to grant advances from one to ten years in any part ùf England or Wales, to male or female (distance no object), amI if desired the in. teret can be paid quarterly 01' ha1f-yenrly, or a mny be arranged, therefore the applicants get tl:" fUll bcnfit of cash advanced Apply in contillencc to the a?lu»l lender, H. l-IFN1'}Œ Esq., 1135 13564 130, Westminster Bridge-road,London. MONEY LENT AT FIVE PER CENT, FROM £ 10 to £ 2,OCO. WHY pay more, when a Private Gentleman is pro. parerl to grant Advances to Male or Female, upon thdr PROMISSORY NOTE ALONE, in any pari-, of }<;nglanll, Wales, or Ireland, without loan office formalities 01' objectionable inquiries ? 1\0 Bill of Sale or urcties re- quired. The advance can be T..uÎllllack by easy il1st&l- ments, or can remain out from 1 to 15 years by paying the interest only. Vall or write to tlu actual Leader, WILFRliD WIUmiFORCE, Esvt., 11, Stroud Green-road, Finsbuvy-pavk, London, N. MONEY to Lend.— £ 2,000, £ 1,000, £ 800, £ 600 1.1. thebe amounts and others really to be aùvanced imnwdiately on mortgage 011 good !0<1801101(1 01' free- hold propeJtie,¡ in Cardill.-Jenkin; Clarke, lond Co., Cambrian-chambers, VVestgate-.street, f.Jardiff. 1050 1\10NEY LENr PRIVATELY from £ io to )oJ £ 1,000, at 5 PER CENrT., UPON NO TE 01" HAND ALONE, to any responsible person (male or female), at a few hours' notice. No sureties or fuarantees required. Advances can remain out from to 15 years by paying interest only. Distance no object. Country applicants can rely on receiving tlw same prompt attention as those living in London. Ap¡.tly ill confidence to toe actual lender, II. GRAHAM, Esq., 24A, Regent-street {entrance in .1m;n-st.), 15054 7520 J,(J!\DON, S.W. ^/H ONEY LENT WITHOUT JULL-Ol< SW: If1 OR SECURITIES BYTHK UNITED KINGDOM DEPOSIT BANK, 1 35, CRAVEN-STREET, S'11tAND, LONIXJW, Upon Noto (If Halld, as followiJ :— £ 20—24*Monthly iI18L.lment.¡¡ of £ 0 10 4 £ 30—24 It It £ 1 7 6 £ 60-24 „ „ £ 2 5 30 £ 100—24 „ „ £ 4 11 B Wo commission or ]eal charges incurred. A guarantee given of strictt privacy. Write or call for prospectus. A. G. WILLIS, Manager. T" ^DlrtECOTRsTjFlTsTF CO. (LIMITED) Advance Daily l1lUS from £ 5 1'0 £ 1,000 Method of Business: I FAIR INTEREST. EASY REPAYMENTS. ABSOLUTE pmv ACY. I NO DELAY. NO SUil.ETIES. TRADE BILLS DISCOUNTED Prospectus and Particulars Free. Apply at either Addresses below :— Head Office THE HAYES BUILDINGS, CARDIFF" ALBERT-CHAMBERS, STOW-HILL, NEWPORT ARCADF.-CIUl\1BEW:i, PONTYPRIDD; 23, ALKRED-STREET, NJ1:A'l'H; 8, GRUGOS-TERRACK, PORT TALBOT. 9083 #rt5 and upwards granted daily to householders, with- 3(^1 out sureties, no 'delay, no fees, and confidential.— Apply, by letter or personally, to F. Gould, 88, Pont. morlajs, Merthyr Tydfil. 1144 ^Ij00iJtt0. LAMORGANSHIRE.—To Let, withiu a reasonable \j|" distance of thj town of Cardiif, 5,000 acres of excellellL shooting, with a rearing of between 400 an 50) pheasant>ó.-Apply Stephenson and Alexander, 5, street, Cardiif. EVljRY MAN suffering frcnvNEftVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY ¡ should sond for 1\ valuable pamphlet explaiuing how I all nervous and organic derangements Inay be success fully treAted without stomach medication. The method is easy and pleasaut, and will effect 1\0 perfect and per. manent cure. Sent, scalot1.. post free.—Address E. 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