South Wales Daily News

PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. SOFrB WAMS DAILY NEWS. WORDS. OSCE. SIX J XHffiS. TIMES jgja 20 Wordsj 0 30 Wordsj o 9 1 6 2 3 3IX TIMKs I —| NEWS W ordsl 1 0 2 0 3 0 1 I" ECHO." i ————— I 20 Words Each extra] j „ 10 Wordsl 0 3 10 6 0 9 | 2/6 I ro Words SOOTH WjU.ES ECHO. Q 'Q THREE SIX i WORDS. ONCE. xiMES. TIMES. 40 Words 20 Words] 0 6 1 0 1 6 5/" I j jEach Extra 30 Words 0 9 1 6 2 3 jio Words !—J | 1/- 40 Words 1 0 2 0 3 0 j—) 50 Words 1 3 2 6 j 3 9 60 Wordsj 1 6 3 0 4 6 These ch&rges apply only to the classes of Adver- tisement specified beløu" and are strictly confined to *hose which are ordered for consecutive insertion, rmd paid for previous to insertion-; if either oj t/WW c016ditions Z not cowiphed uith" the Accvertise- went tmil be nharyed by the Business Scale:- Apartments, Situations Vacant or Wanted, To bt Let or Sold, Lost Found, and Miscellaneous Wants. Notices of Births, Mamaqes, and Deaths, Is each, if tot exceeding SO words, and 6d for each additional 10 word, IterscitaL OVR Grandfathers enjoyed them. The East lnrlia Tea Co.'s celebrated old-fashioned Teas purest And cheapest. Direct from the gardens. Agents every- where.- Wholesale, 32, Great. St. Helen's, London. 1314 MOO Archer's "Golden Returns Sweetest Tobacco manufactured. 1255 = JftairhmmiaL ) MATRIMONY.—Orphan Lady (23) just returned from abroad, where her parents died, wishes to marry homely gentleman she has £ 1?,0 0 at com- mand.—-Miss Watts, 39, Britannia-street-, Gray's Inu- load, London. SB4 MINIS TER (35), gentlemanly appearance, j'ood position, with meins, wishes to meet Young !.aÜy, well connected, with means; view matrimony. 3end photc, particulars genuine secrecy, honourable. —Address Gwilym, Daily N ews," Cardiff. 695 nfíítal. APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed to initial or fictitious names, at this jifice, are requested not to send original testimonials Jrith their applications, but to enclose copies of estimonials only. MISS Astle, after 12 very successful years in Cardiff, has mu:h pleasure in announcing that she con- tinues giving Lessons on the Pianoforte and Singing penarth visited twice weekly.—Lessons given at the residences of pupils, or at 124, Richmond-road, Cardiff, close to Taff Vale and Rhymney Stations. Terms moderate. 1224 OIANOFORTE, trichord, iron framelementi Co., 1 London equal to new bargain alo American .organ, 5 stops.—18, Llandough-street, Cathays. 35 ¡ iKrMral. I SOUTH Wales Nursing Co-Operation, 152, Newport- road, Cardiff.—Medical, Surgical, and Maternity Curses Supplied Day and Night. Telegrams: Prompt, Ccuùiff: 13 9 ANTED, well-educated Youth as Apprentice.— tV J. Myrddin Da-vies, Chemist, 4, Oxford-street, Swansea. 1S72 (EiUtratiottztL A PPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this affice, are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but to enclose copies of testi- monials only. lno!1.iald only. BACKWARD or Delicate Boy.—A married clergy, man, headmaster of middle-class day school, .svoulfi receive above to educate and board with him highest references given moderate terms.—Apply Clerieus, South Wales D'ily News," Cardiff. 1788 jf lOLLXERY Officials and Miners.—Lessons by Post. The surest road to promotion. Syllabus ld stamp. —X. A. Southern, M.E., late H.M. Inspector of Mines, rii- Universal Mining School, Derby. 827 FRENCH Governess seeks Engagement young children preferred lady help or companion seaehes English, music, &c —M., 25, Windsor-road, Penarth. 693 FRENCH, Spanish, Italian, German, Private Tuition Classes. Special Classes for Commercial Correpolldènce and Conversation. Candidates pre- 'pared for the Medical, Law, Civil Service, Excise and Customs Examinations Scholarships through the post; Arithmetic. Book-keeping, Short-hand.—Mr W. Haines, jpnblic Translator, 25, Park-street, Cardiff. 335 SHORTHAND (Pitman's), Evening Lessons.—Pupils taught and qualified for appointments by an experienced tutor orally or by post individual tuition, t very evening from 7. Corresponding and reporting styles, and "peed classes.-Apply Principal, 21, De Burgh-street, Riverside. Cardiff. artnttsbip. PARTNER with £1,000 wanted to join practical man with stron connection lucrative whole- sale business.—Wilinshurst and Holmes, Partnership Brokers. Cardiff. last attfc FOUND, Black Retriever Dog if not claimed within JD three days will be sold to defray expenses.—Apply Mr Turner, 2o, Mansel-terrace, Old-road, Neath. 936 LOST, White Hoise, 15% hands, bare patch on hind quarter finder failing to report to Frank Alford, Melincrythan, Neath, will be prosecuted. 769 Bmtustu ^ertrants. 4 PPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this office, are requested not to send original testimonials withe heir applications, but to enclose copies of testi- moniltls enly. ENERAL Servant wants Situation strong country girl, age 17 now living at Tail's Well.— Mrs Coster, Registry, Gloucester. 64 HOUSEMAID wanted one who has had some experience state age, wages, and character.— Apply Mrs 1), H. Lloyd, Waunskeel, Bridgend. 180 f 3HO Servants.—Wanted, by March 1st, good General Servant, age 24 to 35 good home for a suitable person character indispensable two references re- quired.—State wages, &c., to 52, Plantagenet-street, Cardiff. 9W_ WANTED, immediately, good General Servant, age 18 to 20; comfortable home for suitable f age 18 to 20; comfortable home for suitable person reference required country preferred.-Apply George, Grocer, Merthyr Vale. 26 WANTED, thorough Cook-General for a family V housemaid kept.—St. Osytli, Barry. 321 W~ANTED, a Servant, fond of children, for a T public-hous* at Llandovery. —Apply A., care of J. Rees, Gloucester House, Llandovery. 877 WAN TED., General Servant, able to wash good character required small family.—Apply Mrs I Gelliwastad-road. Pontypridd. 1805 WANTED, experienced General Servant (another kept), age about 20 able to milk preferred.— Apply, with leferences, Lewis, Top-hill, Pontypridd. WANTED, "General Servant. — Apply Mrs ? Phillips, Wayngoch House, Blaina. 654 Situations Eacatrh APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed to initials or fictitious names, a this ofiice, arro requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but to enclose copies of testi- monials only. BOOl' Trade.—Wanted a good General Hand on Repairing constant employment to an obliging, s-earty u;a.i).— Apply G. Pollard, Ynysybwl, near Pontypridd. 182 ELECT KICAL Engineering.—Messrs Sydney F. Walker and Co. have a Vacancy for an Appren- tice.—Cardiff Elect.ril Works, Cardiff. 759 a strong, steady VI" Young Man, accustomed to horses personal ap- plication preferrad.—Alfred Jones, Ebbw Vale. 974 remuneration rom 1- per dozen copies; sample recipes Is Id (returnable unless appointed) and stamped directed envelope.—V. W. W. Stanley, The World's Recipe Bureau, Billson-street, Poplar, London. 733 X>LASTER ERS wanted for Glasgow, wages 81hd per I h ur on and after 3rd March, 9d.—Apply G. Some and Co., 136, Waterloo-street R. A. MacGil- 129, West Regent-street or any other of the employers. 926 TAILhks Wanted.—Apply Sees Da vies, King's Bridge, Gorseinon. 22 fl^INMAN — Wanted, a good, steady Workman for JL general wurk.—Apply to M. Thomas, 6, Oxford- ttreet, Mountain Ash. 732 TO Butchers.—Wanted, a Young Man, quick at scales and counter.—Colonial Meat Co., Maesteg. \V* ANTED a Young Man, from 16 to j 8,, to assist v ? in _Bftkeh'>us<? and deliver goods.—Apply liiumas, Hi^h-street, Mountain Ash. 694 \\rANTRD, a Man, a.1 gi- oai and ostler ste dy C!,lVer • Sood references required.—Apply Wm. tJarr-s, Ul4. High-street, Merthyr. _M'- j \\T Working Fureman must be pushing » ftustatnet; g..od reference practical expeii- fi iCt convortiMc Knglish and foreign* timber.—Lewis, timber Merchant, Pontypridd. 143 V\- Vt"1 8i>t class Spinner.—Apply Mrs "ovve". Wangaitock Factory, near Crickhowell ra^dia ely, a practical Working iiaraener, wao thoroughly understands vines, peaciies (.-ucunjoars stove, greenhouse plants, vege- tables, a drruit Apply, with character, to Box 44, Po-t-ofBc?, Swansea. WT AXj"nng ? I (io to 20) to prepare in their own homes for 'Poi'iuanoiC Government Sttuation good, sadsiries, prospocts, pensions «c. Prospectus with every in- formation free.—Apply, stating age, M. Stuart, JB.M.C S., Buchanan-road. Seacombe, Liverpool. 598 a Week Salary offered to >uTe and Female JL in town and country for their evenings or spare ♦sours. — For particulars of appointment apply, enelos- ir" addressetl envelope, to T. Smith and Co. (F131) rt. Helen s Gardens, North Kensington, London. W. easily earned in spare time by .t. either sex everywhere work can b. done .-8end addressed envelope to Eclipse Works, >JNavhoose-yard. Water-lane, London. 451 bolt :¡\.ssisfant!i. APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this offie, ara requesLed not to send original testimonial* with their applications but to enclose copies of testimonials only BOOT Department.—Ben Evans and Co., Limited, Swansea, have Vac3.ncies for experienced Youn, Ladies Welsh preferred state fullest particulars. DRAPERY.—Wanted, good Junior Young Man, also smart Youth as Apprentice.—Apply, full particulars, Joseph Rees, Golden Key, Llandilo. 14 DRAPERY.—Wanted, two smart Juniors.—Apply John Davies, 1S6, Cowbridgo-road, Cardiff. 134 DUAPERY.—Wantso immediately, a good Junior, j —Apply, stating age, salary, and experience, to Arthur Williams, Draper, Briton Ferry. 30 I \RAPERY.—Wanted immediately, experienced 1 y Young Men for Dresses a.nd Manchester Goods must be good window dressers.—Apply, with full particulars, to W. Williams and Co., Pontypridd. DRAPERY.—Wanted, experienced Young Lady for millinery sales and sale-room conversant in Welsh.—Apply to W. R. Edwards, Guildhall- square, Carmarthen. "59 "I^RAPERYT—Richard Lewis, 8 and 9, High-street, u Swansea, has a Vacancy for a thoroughly ex- perienced olng Lady (Welsh). 1840 DRAPERY.—Wanted, a smart, Junior Younf Man, 3 or 4 years' experience.—Williams and Co., 36, Woodville-road, Cardiff. 24 DRAPKRU and Millinery.—Wanted, in March, ex- jLP perienced Milliner, able to serve, and Young Lady for counter Welsh also Apprentices for work- room and counter.—Knight and Son, Swansea. 1S06 DRESSMAKING.—Wanted, thoroughly experi- enc d Dressmaker must be good lit and style also Young Lady Apprentice for Showroom.—Apply Joseph Raes, Golden Key, Llandilo. 15 DRESSMAKING.—Wanted at once, a thoroughly I experienced Hand none other need apply with reference,-Thomas Edwards, Paris Hou e, Per!10nd(\cl.. 25 GROCERY aiid Provisions.—Wanted immediately, a Junior, used to first-class trade; must produce tifRctory.!ferences.- Gri- Evans, Pontypridd. ( ROCERY.—Wanted, a Junior used to good class TT" trade.—Apply Jam s & Co., Hutr.phry-stree1', Swansea. 1800 ROCEItY and Provisions. —Wanted, an Assistant 71" or good Junior Welsh abstainer indoors references requirell.-Protheroe, Pengam, Mon. 957 ROCERY and Provision Trade.—Wanted, a strong JC Lad as an Apprentice; must know Welsh.— Appl) J. Thomas, Amman S»-ore.s Ammanford. 874 HOWELL <fc Co., '"The Cardiff Drapers," Cardiff, jLi. have several Vacancies for Young Men an Assistants; applicants must give full particulars 0f tneir experience and stat* salary required. MILJ/INERY.—Wanted, a Stylish Milliner take Charge of Showroom must be a good sales- woman state alary; references of two situa- tions. — Apply Randell and Sons, London Houss, Llanelly. 13 MILLINE-Y.—Wantec., Practical Milliner, with six to seven yeiwv experience—Apply, en- closing photo, the Misses Lewis, 17, Frogmo-e-strect, Abergavenny. _n 757 MILLINERY and Showroom.—Wanted, thoroughly experiencefl Milliner accustomed to serve also a young bdy, or g<io 1 apye>t¡ance, as an Apprentice. for showroom application Williams and Co., Treo/chy. 64t 1 PHILLIPS and Jones, Merthyr Tydvil, require an Jt experienced and stylish First-hand Milliner also a Youug Lady, of good experience, to take charge of mantle and millinery departments state full par- j ticulrs. TO Drapers.—Wanted, pushing Young Man of good address.—Apply, with particulars, to Wm. James, j Fishguard. 698 WANTED immediately. Two smart and obliging t Junior Hands.—Apply, s'atiug full particulars, Victoria. Tea Co., Limited, Pontypool. 145 WANTED", ail experienced "i oung Lady for Fancy Counter.—Apply, full particulars first letter, Donald Knight, Cardiff. 955 WANTED.—Experienced and stylish Milliner; accustomed to serve.—Apply, full particulars, John Harris, Carmarthen. 69" WANTED immediately, thoroughly experienced young man for the Drapery "good window dresser.—Apply H. Thomas, Golden Anchor, Car- marthen. 643 < Ckrhs, JEaitaprs, &r. APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements | addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this ofiice, are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but to enclose copies of testi- monials only. MANAGER Wanted by Stevens and Son, Cardiff, Limited, Wine and Spirit Merchants, for their Penarth Branch exceptional opportunity for an ex- perienced business m3.n with a knowledge of the bottle ale and stout trade.—Apply, by letter only, with refer- ences, stating salary required, to Stevens and Son, Cardiff, Limited. Wine and Spirit Merchants, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 11 WANTED, Sharp Boy for Office.—Apply in own handwriting, by letter only, Goldman, 10, Quay-street. 18; WANTED, a thoroughly competent Manager t" Boot and Shoe Business good windov-dresser and stock-keeper highest references indispensable commodious house adjoining shop. — Apply David Hughes, Victoria-road, Ebbw Vale. V' WANTED, Junior Shorthand Writer solicitor's office.—Apply, by letter, stating age. speed, TV office.—Apply, by letter, stating age. speed, references, and salary required, K. 17, Echo Office, Cardiff. 7 ituatiiTns T<hnfdr. C1ROCERS.—Situation as Assistant or Manager, X" accustomed to soliciting country journeys ex- perienced first-class reference out.-Jno, Unwin, RoiMd-green, Luton. 21 MILLINERY and Showroom.—Situation wanted as Second Hand 4 years' experience good refer- ences; disengaged.—Evans, OJ.kJand-place, Blackwood, Mon. 33 TO Bakers.- Young Man seek3 Situation as Second or good Third well up in bread, cake, smalls 3 good references.—Apply E. T. Evans, Dolau, R.S.O. 32^ j mo Bakers, Confectioners.—Young Man seeks JL situation First Single well up in bread, cake, JL situation First Single well up in bread, cake, E as tries, small, stove goods, deckers, machinery ighest reference.—Apply A. Cetta, 27, Moor-street, Chepstow. 631 TO Master Tailors.—Wanted, Situation as Cutter j_ or Assistant Cutter, or would manage work. rooms, Ac thoroughly practical good references moderate salary total abstainer.—H. Cook, St. Anne's-road, Exeter. 953 TO Plumbers.—Wanted, Situation as Improver over three years' experience a ge 17.—For refer- ences apply Hitt and Sons, Bridgend. 27 WANTED, Situation as Barmaid in good hotel t" t" tall good references thoroughly experienced. —Address N. M. Habberfield, Fernnill Heath, near Worcester. 34 &r. APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this ofiice, are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but o enclose copies of testi- monials only. A GENTS.-En-ergetic- mën-èaneaï-n£2 per week I selling our patent tablets. Required by every shopkeeper in United Kingdom. Can be worked in I spare time.—Particulars free, J. Brand and Co., Printers, &c., Clothfair, London, E.C. 156 AGENTS Wanted, Cauvassing Shopkeepers— Merthyv, Aberdare, Radnorshire, Brecknockshire, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire £ 4 earned week1y,- Messrs H. Pamphilon, Congleton, Cheshire. 20 AGE TS wanted o push first-class Machinery Oils liberal commission.—Box 31, Post-office, 1,¡ erpool. 734 GEN > S wanted throughout W ales, < ailing busi- ness people generally whole or spare time.— Att'ireas Aitency, 1, Aldersgate-chambers, Lon<lon, E.C. 735__ A GENTS wanted to Sell our celebrated Packet 'l eas. French Coffe^ in Tins, and Cocoa particu- lars free. —Oliver, Oliver and Co., 242, Southgate-road, London. 382 i^ANVASSERS wanted in the Engineering, Iron, 'J and Coal Business commission only.—Davidson, Timber, Merchant, Manchester, S.E. 1661 ARDIFF Starr-Bowketc Book for Sale 4 shares.— C. 859, "Daily News," Cardiff. 859 C- UVILService Appointments (salaries, R70 to £4(0); tuition by correspondence wanted Young Men t* prepare for Clerkships, Excise, Customs, etc. no payment until succes-ful stamp.—Secretary, 48, Lin- ton-street, Islington, London. 18 XJ" ANTED,Collector-Salesman.—The Singer Manu- T 1 facturing Company have at. present a Vacancy for a first-iate Man to be trained for a collectorship salary and CO" mission at the commencement: must be energeti an I trustworthy; Grocers and Dr3.penl (disengag d) will fiud this a good opening previous kno" ledge not necessary.—Apply, by letter only, to 68, High-street, Newport. 961 WANTED, influential Agents (liberal terms to suitable appl cant-) in Glamorganshire, Mon- mouthshire, and Herefordshire, for a leading British Life Assu anca Co., offering most advantageous terms to assurers.—Address L. 925, "Daily News," Cardiff. 1:ohgings, Uparinunts, &t. PENAB.TH.—Lansdowne Private Hotel. Exten- JL sive Channel view superior accommodation moderate charges. SpeciaJ terms to permanent resi- dents. 250 UNFURNISHED Apartments.—Two or three Rooms, with married couple; hot and cold bath; use kitchen references.—47, Mackintosh-place, Roatli. 611 lar -Houses, lanii, &r. OR Sala, Equity of Redemption for S150 pay 8 J[' per cent. tirst-class house yearly tenant.— .917, Daily News," Cardiff. 917 FOR Sale, Plas Gwynt, Cathedral-road three re- ception, eight bedrooms, dressing-room, bath- room, lavatorv, good offices, tennis lawn, stabling for three, coach-house (four carriages).—Apply Messrs Gottwaltz and Bowring, High-street, Cardiff. G-OUD Opening for Butcher or Chemist shop in JT excellent position for Sale, Pnntca.nna.-street.- Apply Geore Burgess, 2, Sneyd-street. 731 PKNARTH. Near.—Capital small Villa Residence JS. for Sale, with coachhouse, stable, fowlhouse, piggeries, yard. good garden, and field, in all about two acres cheap to an immediate purchaser.—Apply S. Hern and Pertwee, Auctioneer.<, Cardiff. 658 OINEYD-Park (best subuib of Clifton, Biistol;.— Family House, detached, 4 sitting, 9 bedrooms, kitchens, fitted bathroom, «fec., in perfect condition ground rent £ 20 leasehold, 990 years price £ 1,60^; £1.200 may remain on mortgage at 4%Box B139 G P.O., Bristol. 867 ff '.HIi Parade, Barry.—Ten-Toomed House for Sale X all latest improvements facing Channel, near Pebble Beach immediate possession.—Apply Trot- mau. Parade. Barry. 916 ø bt let-Bairns, I!an&, &x. FOR FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED Resi- JL' dences, Cardiff and Penarth, see Messrs S. Hem and ,St. Mary-st., Cardiff 1049 LANDAFF-Road.—To Let, a convenient House, JLj containing three reception, six bedrooms, bath- room, etc. early possession rent only £ 45.—Apply S. Hern and Pertwee, 94, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 657 rjno Let or for Safe,~BrookUnd House, Dinas Po.vis I immediate possession. — Particulars, apply: Edmunds, House Agent, Pena.rth. 370 TO Let at Lady Day, a Villa, near Llanishen Station 3 reception-rooms, 7 bedrooms, and billiard-room.—Apply J. Strachan, Contractor's Office,. Ea»t Side, Bast Dock, Cardiff. 120 TO Let, with immediate possession, No. 9, Pitman* I street, Talbot-street; eight roomed first-class | condition hoc and cold watt»' bath good-«ized garden.—Apply 3, Bangor-roacl. 786 rpo LetT 119, Crwys-road 15, 43, Dalton-street, I ditto 97, 113, Strathnairn-street papered baths.—Apply 138, Castle-road. 771 «11' fJmniscs, &r. A Bakehouse, Shop, and House to Let iu Canal parade, near Docks.—Apply 3, Bute-terrace, Cardiff 949 CCOMMODIOUS Premises (centre of Cardiff) to Let j on building improvement lease excellent opaor- tunity.—Appiy Charles Palmer, 18, lligh-st., Cardiff. EXCELLENT Premises in Wharton-street to Let as Shops, Offices, &c. altered to suit tenants.— Apply No. 10, Wharton-street. 83? "%TEWPORT.—To be Let, Suite of Offices, tour rooms and lavatory centrally situated in Tiedegar- pJace.-Ptl.niculars 0/ '.1a"rer, "Daily News" Oftic. e\1'pri .917. I PONTYPRIDD, best position in Taff-street, Lock- up Shop, with immediate possession.-Particu. lars, apply Dvies, Gogerddan Villa, Berw-road, Pontypridd. 195 mo be Let, Shop and Private House large back and B warehouse .side entrance in best and most central position in Tonypandy suitable for any trade. —Apply to J.Kinstley, Watchmaker. 956 "5^6 Let, 3 Sets of Rooms as Offices a.bove" South: jl_ Wales Daily News" Office, St. Mary-street.— Apply Daily News," Cardiff. 15306 1291 \UELL-encioserl Yard and Buildings to be Iiä-¡¡-¿lJ r' lease and mGderate terras suitable for en- "iueering or similar purpose with siding, etc. adjoin- ing Docks, Newport.—Apply Joseph Heald, Rolling Stock Works, Cardiff. 1259 Uitsiittsses fcr Itespasal. DRAPERY, Mantle, and Millinery Business for Sale most rising seaport in South Wales b??t position double front; rent £ 70 stock, fixtures, fittings, trade utensils, and furniture, about E900 £100 on signing agreement remainder per arrange- ment.-P.565, Daily News." Cardiff. 56J DRAPERS and Onto*t^r^.— It you want to Sell or Buy a Bus ness, ser.d particulars, which will be treated in confidence, to Isaac Thomas, Valuer, 23, Castle Arcade, Cardiff. 933 OIL, Colour, Lamp, Domestic Storef1, etC!H,äv8 premises, main road, old est" blished. An un- usual chance to any rpquiring a genuine business for simple valuation. Owner joining brother in Chicago. See this personally on the premises.—Hawkins, g7, High-street, Chatham, Kn _11.. SMALL Drapery Business, first-class position, d"inp increasing trade, for Disposal for cash or securitv; incoming not large; ilIne,u cause of leaving.-Apply Fred. W ] ans, Accunt'vnt. Jubilee-terrace, Cardiff. rrO Drapers.—Good Business for Disposal rising I town, best position, gr"l1d premises, proprietor retiring.—Write T 919, Daily News," Cardiff. 819 T- 0 Drapers and Outfitters.—To be Let immediately, in consequence of tbe decease of the owner, the 110use nd Shop and G0ndwill of rhe Business carried on by the late Mrs A. E. Herbert, Draper and Ont- fitter, Penygraig, Rhondda valley. The position is an exceptionally good one, where a profitable business has been carried on for many years. The stock and part of the fixtures to be taken Ht, a valnation.-For further particulars apply to the executors, D. Thoma, Th3 Bazaar, Pentre, or H.Knili, ^Vestbourne-place, Cardiff õ18I fare; ill-health cause leaving.—James S. Weston, 1, Queen Anne-buildings, Bristol. 958 DRAPERY.—Wanted, General Business. Stock and Fixtures must, not exceed £ 500.—Isaac Thomas, Valuer, 23, Castle Arcade, Cardiff. 932 3puliltc 1JDUS£S. j SEASIDE Hotel, free everything, resortof thousands, very cheap, E150 selling, going abroad 2 Beer- houses, cheap.— Hillman. Newport. 1836 TO be Let, with immediate possession, the Cross Inn Hotel, Cwiucyrdin, ?wbeswg, Ajsply Buckley Bros., Llanelly. lo82 .pUicijiturg, &01.11.5, &c. BOILERS.—Set of three, 3CI x 7', for 801bs. pressure, and others, various sizes and pressures, on appU. cation. KNGINES.—Winding and hauling, with cylinders 6in., 32in., 24in,. 20in., 18in., 16in., Hin.. 12in., lain., and Sin., with gearing, drams, &c. good second-hand, cheap. RATCLIFFE AND SONS, Hawarden Iron Works, Chester. Telegrams :— R&tcliffe Sons, Hawarden." 1435 17H)R~ SALE, THE" LARGEST STOCK IN THE TRADE of Engines for hauling, pumping, and wind- ing, Air Compressors and Mining Machinery, Boilers (Lancashire, Galloway, and Vertical), all sizes for all pressures. These can be r"el1 at my Broughton llall Works, Padeswood Works, and Hawarden Storeyard. >»> order to avoid unnecessary journeys into this neigh- '^ourhood I must say that there is no other storeyard at Broughton Hall except my own, and the whole of this property bdongs to me. and Jjllrchasers would do better by dealing with me direct, and thus saving commission agents' fee. Send for list.—Edward Ratcliffe, Hawarden, near Chester. Telegraphic address—"Merchant, Hawarden." 1377 address-" Merchant, H ,w3.rden." 1377 FOB Sale, Doable Cylinder Horizontal Steam Which.—Apply V». Bowen, Llanelly. 701 IOR Sale, Lancaghire, Galloway, Cornish, and other Boilers, aU SIzes, for pressures up to 801bs, Engines of various sizes for driving, winding, and hauling. Other :\1:1.chmery of ever .inscription. NOTICE.—flavins' Machinery and Boilers stored, and being taken out in various parts of the country, intending customers will oblige by writing in first in- stance to ray place of business, BROUGHTON, NEAR CHESTER, when an appointment can be made. My ONLY Address is :— FRANK R. POWELL, Broughton, near Chester. For Interview and Telegrams, 1556 BROUGHTON HALL STATION, FOR Sale, 16-h.p. Portable Engine, with w.i. wheels, new fire-box, and tubes, equal to new. One 6-h.p. Vertical Engine and Boiler (one Corn Grinding Hll by Barfonl and Perkins). One Vertical Engine and Boiler. GEO. KYTE & CO., Atlas Engineering Works, 1554 CANTON, CARDIFF. IF you are requiring Portable Engines, Mortar Mills, or Saw Benches, send for particulars to Clarence Wharf, Newport, Mon. 1820 TO BUILDERS, CON TRACTORS, ETC. If you want a. really good MORTAR MILL on the best terms, either for cash, hire, or purchase-hire, wire or telephone to CHARLES D. PHILLIPS, Newport, Mon. Telegrams, Machinery, Newport." National Telephone, No. 18. 5ft., 6ft., and 7ft. Mills always kept in stock at Newport and Gloucester ready for prompt delivery. Also 35 PORTABLE ENGLES- from 4 UP. to 30 n.h.p., which can be had on the sawe terms. Phillips' improved SAW-BENCHES are the best and cheapest in the market. Lot of other Wood-working Machines. The best stock in the kingdom of new and second-hand Plant, Shafting, Pulleys, Belting, etc., ready for quick delivery. First-class 8ft. MILL as good as new. PORTABLE 6ft. SELF-DELIVERING MILL, by Studd. new 1395 BEagons and OtøllUf!! RtquisíttS. J\MPORTANT TO COLLIERY OWNERS. FOR SALE, 100 Second-hand New Specification Wrgons, 10-tonners, with side and end doors. FOR SALE, 200 10-tonners at less than simple hire rate, even including maintenance suit admirably for shipping pnrposs or loc;> 1 traffic. Redemption, 3, 5, or 7 years quoted, if desired. Apply to E. BAtL, Secretary, North Central Wagon Co., Ltd., Rotherham or to G. T. HE ALT), Manager, 1810 Cardiff and Swansea Department, Cardiff. RAILWAY WAGONS for Hire or Sate. Cash or deferred payments.—The Midland Railway Car riage and Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Works Birminsrhavn 1'082 AI1.WAY Wagons and Locomotives.—The Cardiff JLIj Rolling Stock Co. (J. Heald) always have good Second-hand Wagons and Loco.'s in Stock, and New Wagons in process of building.—Works and Offices, hast Moors. Cardiff. 1364 IHruws, OtrírQdts, &£. 1\1 ORRIS j^ROS., CYCLE WORKS, PONTYPRIDD. Winter Clearance, 1\ few more solid tyre Bicycles left at 15s each good riding order. Seud P.O., 15s, for sample at once and full address. 1186 FREE FREE! Post Free to any address.— JU SAFETIES SAFETIES SAFETIES Important to Agents, Dealers, and Others. Wholesale List containing 1,000 (One Thousand) Machines, New and Second-hand, sent Post Free to any address. 50 per cent. cheaper than other makers or agents. Why pay more or fancy prices ? Single machine at wholesale price. Write at once for the largest and most complete list in the cycle trade. Sterling value and no large profits. W. R. WARRILOW, 1575 Cycle Works, Regent-street, Weston-super-Mare. FIRE 1 Fire Fire !—Safeties—bargains in soiled r machines, slightly damaged by water. Selling at less than half cost. All new machines. Call for list of salvage stock.—Warrilow's Cycle Works, 293, Bute. street, Cardiff. Wonderful bargains for short time only; cushion and pneumatics. 154 SAFETY.—Splendid diamond frame Pneumatic, detachable tyrea taken for debt B22 machine sacrifice £7 15s (approval).—A. 65, Echo" Office Cardiff. 65 SAFETY, double tube, pneumatic tyres, weight 331bs., with brake and guards, latest Humber style splendid machine, only used few times, not Boiled taken for debt; cost £22 10s cash, only £6 158; will send 011 approval with pleasure.-H. Humphries, 6, Regent-street, Weston-super-Mare. 895 SAFETY.—Wonderful bargain ever offe- ed. Genuin# pneumatic tyres double, latest tube tyres, Hum- ber (latest pattern), long ball head, lined and enamelled, plated head and ait crown; high-class machine, brake and guards taken for debt new, not Boiled pump and lamp complete approval with pleasure to any address cash wanted no exchange. —Apply to B. Hornett, Kildare, Regent-street, Woston-super-Mare. 61 SAFETY, St. George's Engineering Co.'s new Rapid, 1391, I>unlop pneumatics cost £ 26; £ 10 10s.— Write L 899, Echo" Office, Cardiff. 899 SAFETY Pneumatic quite new balls throughout; diamond frame; £ 5 10s, worth £ 20.—Write W 898, Echo" Office, Cardiff. 298 SAFETY.—Lady's new Rapid, unscratche'l, 1894 Durilop detachable Pner.matic £ 10 10s, cost £ 26 — Write F. 90), Echo" Office. Cardiff. 00 ^90ttttrtT,$tp0U2,&c. POULTRY, Pigeon, Cage Bird, and Dog Foods.— Write for prices and samples to Noah Rees and Son, Hay, Com and Seed Merchants, Cardiff. 1326 Horses -'ibt fork, damages. 1- 4 large number of Wagons, Carts, Carriages, and Agricultural Implements, to be seen at Stone's Wheelwright Works, Newport, Mon. 1750 t^ARRIAGF. Lamps,—Inspection invited.—Best se- j lected Stock in the West.—C rJ,. Gurnsey's Carri- age Lamp Works, Merchant-street, Bristol. 13-5 TTANDSOME Dogcart, suit horse 15.2 Cob-size I ■ B Battlesdsn Cart, and Pony Surrey.—Fuller birtill and Company, Hope-street, Cardiff. 625 TWO Hearses, massive carvings, glass sides, form' plain or open hearses also one small light ;j Hearse for country work, India-rubber tyres, little j nae<L sale or hire drawings sent free also twenty i fther Hearses- oa Sale.—Apply John Marstoo'aad Co., J 4, Bradford-street, Birmingham. SORE Shoulders, Grease, Thrush, &c., quickly cured by Condy's Fluid. Horses suffering from sora backs, sore shoulders, broken knees, grease, mud fever, mange, wounds, cuts, bruises, thrush, cracked heels, &c., very quickly cured by batldng the parts affected with a tablespoonful of Condy's Fluid in a pint of water. It makes the hair grow where rubbed off. Prices, 80z., Is 2Ooz., 2s, of all Chemists. Insist on having Condy's Fluid." 1841 USE Jeerol Ointment for speedily curing Sprains, Curbs and Splints when forming. Over- ra ches, C'appet Hocks, Rheumatism, Windgalls, SGUTI after blistering. Largo box post free for Is 2vl from Condy's Fluid Works, 51, Turnmill-street, Lon- don, E.C. 1841 TTETKRINARY Book free, containing full instrue- V tions for the treatment and cure of ailments affecting horses, dogs, cats, cattle, sheep, pigs, poul- try, Ac., from Condy's Fluid Works, 54, T'ummill- street, London, E.C. 1841 W. JLEWIS> COACHBUILDER, I 2, CLARE-STREET, CARDIFF. The New Extensive Workshops in Tudor-lane now completed. All kinds of Carriages built on the pre- mises. Best materials and workmanship guaranteed. A large assortment of firs class Carriages always in stock. invited. Second-hand Carriages Bought, Sold on Commi8si. u, or Warehoused. All kind's of Repairs done at the works. Estimates free. 1695 10r ^aU.-i^wIIatuaus. ABOUT 400 Yards T Head Iron Rails (about 651bs. yard), Fishplates, etc.- -Offers (on truck) A. 16, Daily News." Cardiff. 16 A LL over Wales.—Fligelstone's, Popular Pawn- f broker, 22, Castle- r)R,(I, Cardiff. 20 per cent. 1?6S than all advertisers. 1415 A1 Bargain.— Just formated at Fligelstone's Gent's 18ct. Gold En^li- -Lever, original cost £ 20, only 6gs. 1415 A LL over Wales.—Sligelstone s 22ct. solid Gold .1" Wedding Rings is a popular word. Who is cheapest? 1415 A LL over H'ales.—Fligelstono's 22ct. solid Gold ,¿ New Wedding Rings, 3dwt. 15s, 17s 6d, 20s. 1415 Á -LL;;petitio!1 dfi :-=-Flige!3tone's Feather Bed. Bolster, two Pillows, best Linen Tick, weighs Ij{)ibs., only 37s 6d. 1415 ALWAYS cheapest.-Fligelstone's the popular shirt. Is wear guaranteed la ll%d the public Jikes them. 1415 A LWAYS cheapest.—Just forfeited atFligelstone's, .t 20 Silver English Lvers, only 20s each war- Ta" ted. 1415 A LWAYS Cheapest Fligelstone's Gent's Solid J\.a ilver Albert hall -marked every link over 2oz. 10s. 1415 A NOTHER Grand Bargain.—Fligelstone's Electro- ..L"-1. plated Cruet-stand to cut-glass bottles only 6s 6d splendid value. 1415 LI. over VVales.— Fligelstone's Lady's Solid Gold JTA Watch hall-marked cases; only 21s, worth 4 svijnas. 1415 ANOTHER Grand has for- feited 40 handsome Lady's Silver Watches only lit-, each. 1415 ALWAYS Buy at Fligelstone's.—Best value, lowest price, and money back if not satisfaction. 1415 A P.O. for 15s, Fligelstone will forward Gent's hand- some Silver Watch a.nd Curb Albert; worth 3 ¡!uineas. 1415 ASTOUNDING Bargain.—Forfeited at Fligelstone's Gent's 9ct. sold Gold Albert, fancy curb, only 45s. A- lBariin.-FÜit{me;;Geilt;-GOld Signet Ring, hall-markerl, only 38 6d, worth treble. 1415 A Grand hall- marked Gold Lever, cot 12gs., only 4gs. 1415 Gent's Gold Albert, r\ 25s Lady's Gold Albert, 21s; Lady's Gold Chain, 25s. 1415 ASTOUNDING Value.-—Fligelstone's 18ct. Gold Keepers, fancy patterns, 10s Gold Keepers from 25s. 1415 AT Fligelstone's.—Gold Watches—Gents', 30s Silver Watches—Gents' and Ladies', 6. 1415 A LL P.O. payable to Fligelstone. Money will be i\ returned on goods not approved of. Estab- lished 50 years." 1415 BABY Linen.—A Parcel of Baby's First Clothes, I) superior quality, quite new, never worn; very cheap.—L., IS, Lancaster-rd., Fallowfield, Manchester. BLAIBERG'S Arcade.—Forfeited Despatch Bag, J[) solid leather»15s. 1370 BLAIBERG'S Arcade.—Forfeited Violin, 2 bows leather case, very old, 50s. BLAIBERG'S Arcade.—Forfeited Japanese Teapot, In case, 6s. BLAIBKRG'S Arcade.—Russell's Silver LaTer; JL) original cost, jE6 6s our price, 70s 25 years' warranty. BLAIBERG'S Arcade.—Forfeited 18ct. Gold Albert, £ 6, every link stamped. BLAIBERG'S Arcade.—Gent's Gold Signet Ring, 3s 6d. LAIUERG'S Arcade.—22ct. Wedding Ring, 3% dwt., 19s, Gold Earrings included weight guaranteed. BLAIBERG'S Arcade.—18ct. Keepers, 3% to 4dwt., 19a. Arcade.—Forfeited Silver Hunting Lever, 15s. BLAIBERG'S Arcade.—Out of pledge, 18ct. Lady's English Lever, B5. BLAIB ERG'S Arcade.—Out of pledge, 60 Gold jL) Keepers, 3s 3d each. Lady's Gold Dress Ring, 15ct., 12s 6d. BLAIBERG'S Arcade.—Will shortly transfer the Jewellery Department to Bute-street entrance. BLAIBERG'S Arcade.—Ansonia Alarm Clock, 12s 12 months free repair. ClURE for Pile3.—Perfect cure guaranteed in most j stubborn cases post free, 2s 9d, 4s 6tl.—La Trobe, Chemist, St. Michael's-hill, Bristol. 103 AS II ION ABLE Millinery.—Wanted, 5,000 more B Ladies to write regularly to Rhys Thomas, Oxford-street, Swansea, for their Millinery, Corsets, Underclothing, Hosiery, Gloves, and General House- hold Drapery.—The Swansea Reliable Stylish Mil linery Warehouse, 51, Oxford-street. 1380 FORSale, 115 Main Colliery Shares.—The Secretary^ Bristol Stock Exchange. 875 FUR Boa (Russian).—Lady offers very bushy, quite t' new, dark, soft, silky, Alaska Tail Boa, three yards long cash needed accept 18s 6d, worth JE5 5s approval, carriage paid before payment great bal" gain.—Mrs Donaldson, Yl, Elizabeth-street, Eaton- square, S.W. 599 UNS. —Buffalo Bill's Noiseless Sharp-Shooter JT fires ball and shot, and kills game at 150 yards, guaranteed, 26s each; 200 Second-hand Guns; cata- logues, testimonials.—Hilbtdon and Hillsdon, Far- Killing Gun Manufacturers, Folkestone and Dover. 60 ANDSOME Drawing-room Suite in silkTapestry! JjL £.5 5s nod Piano, £8 8s, worth £20; Dining- room Suite, :£3 3s.—Edes, Old Curiosity Shop, New- port. 1796 IMPORTANT Invention. Indispensable in Office.— The new Ink Eraser, warranted to remove ink stains perfectly from any fabric. Sold in bottles, 6d each by post, 7%d.—Prepared by F. Lones, Lydney, Glos. 1830 ~e MPORTANT genuine bargain.—Spoons, Forks, g guaranteed solid silver-plated lady requiring 36s offers exquisite new service (catalo/1;ue prue £ 10 19s), comprising 12 table spoons, forks, dessert spoons, forks, teas (6C pieces), guaranteed all marked A.A., King George pattern approval anywhere before pay- ment.—Dora, care of Mrs Ford, 116, The Grove, Hammersmith, W. 872 WyHOTOGBAPHic Novelties and Specialities cata jL logues post free.—A. L. Rubeau, Rue Rousseau, 19, Pars. 844 SHOPKEEPERS, Hawkers, and Market Dealers requiring Earthenware Seconds should write to Sainbrook, 25, Church-street, Hauley, Staffs. 716 MnHATCHER, of Bristol, beats the world for J Stationery. Write him, enclose 18 penny stamps, request five qaires Writing Paper, headed your Address anl1 Monogram HI bnlhant colours. You" wiH get it by return, post free.—T. Thatcher, the World's Stationer, College Green, Bristol. -| 00 Tons Pitcli-pineFirewood, Boards, Deals, Scant- .1. lines, Dunnage Mats, Grai Bugs, &c.—Shapland, bottom East Docks, Cardiff. 761 J LEATHERS FEATHERS FEATHERS FOR BEDS. Why buy common shoddy Wool Beds when you can get-Best ENGLISH FEATHERS at 6d per lb., carriage paid ? Warranted dry and sweet. Feather Beds made to order. Send for sampl8S and price list to H. HANDY AND CO. FEATHER MERCHANTS, WELSHPOOL, NORTH WALES. 1275 .fitísttUatUDUS. ASTROLOGY,-Future prospects, success, &c.. Is marriage partner described, 7 stamps; sena birthtime, description.—Professor Rex, 99, St. Helen's- fctreet, Ipswich. 29 INVALIDS, &c.—A Physician (Specialist in Nervous amI Mental Diseases) receives One In-door Patient in his comfortable home in this popular seaside health resort; kindest nursing last three coses ^permanently srccossful highest references.—Dr. & Danube Villa, Boulevard, Weston-super-Mare. 976 MRS Karn, 13A, Broadway, Cardiff, Purchaser of ..1.1.. Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots, «&c. good prices given. 185 STAMMERING.—The Truth about Stammering.—, Anyone interested will receive the latest informa- tion and important books on the cure, on loan, post free, without charge, from Ithuriel, Messrs Deacon 8, 154, Leadenliall-street, London, E.C. 1629 IHTORNISHon our New Hire Svstem. Houses or M A partments completely furnished on a new sys- tem adopted solely by us, whereby all publicity, exposure, and nquiries usu3.11y lll:1de by other com panies are dispensed with. We have an immensestock f Household Fnmiture of cheap and superior quality All goods sold on the Hire System at ready-money rices. We make no extra charge for credit, and all goods sent home in a private van free of charge. No stamp ur agreement chares made; no bill of sale evevythtng private. Arrangements completed without delay, ana, being manufacturers, we guaranteequality, and will undertake to supply furniture, etc., at 10 per ctnt les., than any price-list issued by any firm in Cardiff. Eleven showrooms. Call and inspect our im- monse stock, and compare prices before purchasing ) sewhsre. We will supply S6 worth for 2s 6d weekly S10 worth, 4s weekly • £15 worth for 5s weekly E20 worth, 68 weekly antt so on in proportion. Special tdms for larger quantities. Please note the Audi ess: SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY, 31, Casr'H-s:. {opposite the Cas"'e). Cardiff. 12783-1105-1 IftonetT. A DVERTISER wishes to Borrow (privately) :£10 until March 28th security deposited, and repay i;13 for accommodation.—Write D. 171, Echo, Cardiff. 171 £ 2 Weekly upwards may be realised by either sex, without hindering present occupation.—For samples (returnable), &c., enclose nddressed envelope to Evans, Watts [tnd Co. (p. 137), Merchants, Birming- ham. (This is genuine.) 67 fa5 and upwards granted daily to householders, with-; out sureties, no delay, no fees, and confidential.—c Apply, by letter or personally, to F. Gould, 88, Pont-1 .morbus, Merthyr Tydfil k3, „ Friar's Park, Lammas- f jBtreot, Carmarthen*; 'and *at^0,vCaroline-street, Bridg.j ■v 1759 > rilHE CHARING. CROSS BANK (Estab. 1870),. ¡ B 28, Bedford street, Charing-crosa, London, W.C. Capital, £30,000. Reserve Fund, £100,000. j Advances of £ 50 to £ 5,009 on any class of security. j Three per cent, interest allowed on current accounts i on the monthly br. lances when not drawn below £ 20. | Deposits of £ 10 and upwards received as under :— | 5% per ann., subject to 3 months' notice of withdrawal. | 5% per ann., subject, to 3 months' notice of withdrawal.. 6% „ „ & u u r 7% 12.. „ Special term for larger amounts. Interest paid quarterly. Write or call for Prospectus. 1337 A. WILLIAMS, Manager, j MORTGAGES.—S Hern and Pertwee, St. Mary- street, Cardiff, Mortgage and Insurance Brokers, have numerous sums immediately available for Free- holds, Leaseholds, Reversions, and Life Interests. 1049 MONEY Lent without Bill of Sale or Sureties, on approved Note of Hand alone, as follows :— £ 20—24 Monthly Instalments of £ 0 18 4 i £ 50—24 „ „ £2 5 10 i £100 24 „ „ i:4 11 8 j No Commission or Legal Expenses. A guarantee i given of strictest privacy. Apply for Prospectus to UNITED KINGDOM DEPOSIT BANK, 35, CRAVEN-vi'BEE'l, STRAND, LONDON. J 1398 A. G. WILLIS, Manager. A CAPITALIST is prepared to make IMMEDIATE, PROMPT, and STRICTLY PRIVATE CASH ADVANCES in Sums from £10 TO £1,000 TO Professional Ladies and No Fee of any description. Gentlemen, No Bills of Sale. Tradesmen, No public or local exposure. Farmers, No objectionable Inquiries. Florists, No usual Loan Office For- Market Gardeners, malities. Hotel Proprietors, And at a Reasonable Rate Job Masters, of Interest. And aJl Classes. ON NOTE OF HAND ALONE. Intending Borrowers are Cautioned against the flattering Advertisements that appear daily. The majority of them emauate from Agents, whose Sole Object is to Obtain bees of all descriptions. Appli- cants can rely upon it that by applying to me they do so in confidence, and that they will be treated in a fair and business-like manner.—Apply M. BARNETT, 1369 9, Caroline-street, Cardiff. rilHE DIBECTORS OF I. S. FIELDING AND CO I X (LIMITED; Advance Daily Sums fro £5 Method of Business FAIR INTEREST. EASY REPAYMENTS. ABSOLUTE PRIVACY NO DELAY. NO SURETIES ) TRADE BILLS DISCOUNTED. Prospectus and Particulars Free. Apply at either Addresses below Head Office THE HAY ES BUILDINGS, CARDIFF ALBERT-CHAMBERS, STOW-HILL, NEWPORT 4 ST. CATHARINE-STREET (opposite Police-station) PONTYPRIDD. 162 rO those requiring Money, at reasonable interest apply Manager, 3, Bute-terrace, Cardiff. 1308 'Kf'ONEY PRIVATEL V | PROMPT L Y AND CHEAPLY. f-RT. NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK, BALDWIN-STREET, BRISTOL. j The Directors of this Old-established, well-known Office, having large available funds, offer unusual facilities to all respectable and trustworthy persons ■ who require either temporary or permanent assistance. Cash in amounts from £(;0 to £10,000 advanced in all ¡. parts of the kingdom without sureties, delay, or pub- licity, and on the security only of the borrower's written promise to repay. These advances may be I repaid by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments extending over a period of time convenient to the borrower, or the principal may remain so long as the I interest is paid. No Bills of Sale taken, and the transactions are nob I' published in any newspaper or gazette. Apply, stating amount required, to Mr T. C. M17JSUKN, General Manager. NOTE.—Specially advantageous terms for Loans on I Life Insurance Policies, Reversions, and Second Mort- I gages, 141'1- I"! S. FIELDING & COMPANY^ LIMITE O (Established over half a Century.) FINANCE, MORTGAGE, AND INSURANCE BUOKERS, HEAD OFFICE—THE HAYES, CARDIFF, HEAD OFFICE—THE HAYES, CARDIFF, DEPOSITS RECEIVED B10 AND UPWARDS, ) At the following rates of interest, payable Monthly, Quarterly, or Yearly Withdrawal on demand. ,4 per cent, per annum. „ at 3 months' notice 5 per ct. per annum. at per ct. per annum. at 12 months'notice. 7 per ct. per annum. Depositors have the first charge upon the entire assets of the Company Olle of the safest and best paying investments of the day. Advances made iu any Sum upon personal and every kind of Security from B10 to £1,000, in Town or Country, without delay or publicity. TRADE BILLS DISCOUNTED. Prospectus and particulars free by applying to Mana- ger as above BRAISCHES London, Oxford, Bath, Newport, Croydon, Exeter, Gloucester, Pontypridd, Reading, Liverpool, Cheltenham, Leicester, Manchester, &e., &c. 1381 MONEY Lent upon Note of Hand, without Bills of Sale or Sureties, as follows :— £ 25 repayable in 24 Monthly Instalments of £1 2s 5d. £ 50" 24 „ „ B2 4s lOd. ( £100" 24 £49,. 7d. Larger sums in proportion. Strict privacy guaranteed. commissions charged. Distance no object.—Apply D. Williams, 15, Y ork-rd" Waterloo Bridge, London, S.E. "g~|~ o E' S SIMPLY DELICIOUS. ENJOY IT DAILY. SAUCE. Sold by all Grocers and Stores. 1325 tOTARP "gllAND CEYLON AND JgJISTEDDFOD jgLENDED TEA, jl< J3 i. PATRONISED BY THE QUEEN OF SONG, MADAME ADELINA PATTI-NICOLINI. These Teas are celebrated for richness of Quality, Strength, and Flavour, judicious Blending, and Sterling Value. Vide unanimous opinion of the Preils and Public. In Vi, and lib. lead Packets, at Is lOd, 2s, 2s 4d, and 23 lOd per lb. ——— 1303 WHOLESALE ONLY OF DONALD BROS. & CO. 3, SOUTHWARK-STREET, LONDON, S,E FIVE REASONS WHY ALL SHOULO BUY f JJ A Y M A N S jgALSAM,v IT STOPS COLD. IT CURES A COUGH. IT GIVES PROMPT RELIEF. IT HAS A VERY PLEASANT TASTE. IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM OR MORPHIA. Foa YOUNG MEN AND MAIDENS. OLD MEN AND CHILDREN. CURED MY COLD and I heartily recommend it.' MY COUGH HAS GONE after one bottle.' ONE DOSE RELIEVED.' MY CHILDREN LIKE IT." NO UNPLEASANT EFFECTS." Sold everywhere. Price, Is lid, 2s 9d, 4s 6d. 1022 POSTAL DELIVERY JL OF THE SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. The Proprietors of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEW bog; 0 announce that by a special concession of the Postal Authorities they are enabled to despatch their First Edition each morning by the Mails leaving Cardiff at 2.30 a.m. and 3.45 a.m Country Subscribers residing within the limits of GLAMORGANSHIRE, CARMARTHENSHIRE, PEMBROKESHIRE, CARDIGANSHIRE. The THIRD EDITION of the SOJTH WALES DAILY NEWS is forwarded (prepaid) to residents of the follow- ing and all other places within the Cardiff Postal Ditrict in time for the first morning delivery — St Fagan's I Sully I' Michaelstone-le* Pencoed Courtyralla. Vedw S Brides-sup,.Ely Dinas Powis I Castletown St. Nicholas Cadoxton Marshfield Bonvilstone I Barry Penarth Pecerstone Caerphilly LlandougU Llandaff Bedwas Lisvane Radyr Ystrad Mynaeh Llanishen Morganstown I Pwllypant Whitchurch Melingriflith St. Mellon s Taxi's Well Pentyrch Cefn Mably Tongwyulais St. Andrew's Wln't Tree Bdge London & West of England subscribers receive thei papers on the forenoon of publication As well doS those portions of BKECONSHIRE an MONMOUTHSHIRE comprised within the Tredega and Rhymney Valley Postal Districts, may now have the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS delivered at thei residences daily by the same post as that which con veys their London letters. PER QUARTER, POST-FREE 9 PER HALF-YEAR u -O'19 6 0 SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS OFFICES, Saint Mary.trP,8t. Cardiff NEW gHORT g TORIES FOR THE "SOUTH WALES JgJCHO." JJEMINISCENCES OF A JpRISON WARDER. BY AN EX-WARDER OF WEST GREEN PRISON. Under this title a Series of Fourteen Short Stories will be Published in the Columns of tho Eo". The first stQry- "pOOR CLARRY»" appeared on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH. Other stories will be published on subsequent WEDNESDAYS. The following is a complete lisb of the stories 1.—POOR CLARRY. 2.—GRANNIE'S PILGRIMAGE. 3.—THE TOUCH 0.1" A VANISHED HAND. 4.—TINY TINA'S SHOES. 5.—THE TROUBLES OF BINGSTER B-, 6.—ON THE ROAD WITH A BAG. 7.-POOR JIM 8.—THE BANNER HOUSE TRAGEDY. 9.—JACK ROBINSON'S SWEETHEART. 10.—PRINCE SOLTOFF'S VIOLETS. FOLLY. 112,-A STRANGE COURTSHIP; OR.-EMI-? t GRANT SYD. *15,—A MUFF WITH A GOLDEN LINING.j il4 _T>3re.lf AlTH OF THE COUNTESS OLGA! iht5itUSS J\bàr£ss£s. < 1 I THE JpITMAN'S DAUGHTER. Jt. JL THE jpITMAN'S JQAUGEtTER, JL JL THE JpITMAN'S JQAUGHTER. ANOTHER STORY OF MINING LIFE, ROMANCE, REALISM, AND LOVE, I From the pen of J. Monk FOSTER. The Miner-Novelist, The Successful Author of Mining Serials, NOW PUBLISHING IN THE I CARDIFF fJlIMES I AND SOUTH A new and powerful story of modern life in the coalfields, of a type which has, on the initiative of Mr J. MONK FOSTER, become exceedingly popular. Thanks to the skill and realism, the power and the pathos manifested in Mr Foster's earlier stories, his later novels of pit-life have been eagerly read by all ctions of the community. They present in a truthful and vivid fashion lifelike glImpses of the conditions under which thousands of human beings live and suffer, love and die. I Mr Foster's novel, specially written for our readers, is entitled THE PITMAN'S DAUGHTER. Ib is from the pen of J. M 0NK [ROSTER, Author ot "The Las3 That Loved a Miner," "A Miner's Million," For Love of a Lancashire Lass," "Children of Darkness," "A Crimson I Fortune," "Slaves of Fate," "The White Gipsy," "A Pit Brow Lassie," &c., See. Publication commenced on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD; OUTLINE SKETCH. THE PITMAN'S DAUGHTER. The heroine of Mr Mouk Foster's serial Story I is a typical Lancashire lassie one of the thousands of working girls who labour hard, suffer much, and yet live honest, worthy, and noble lives. In his new romance Mr Foster attempts to portray the development of a young woman of humble birth and lowly circumstance who, in spite of all adverse conditions, wins for herself the respect of the world, and lifts herself also oub of the unenviable groove into which an unkindly Fate had thrown her. The character of the heroine, Judith Saxon, will be drawn in detail and with great care, and will certainly commend itself to all who under- stand and love hard-working men and women. Of the story itself—its nature and incidents— it will be enough to say that the salient charac- teristics of industrial, and especially of mining life, will be graphically depicted. A Mining Mystery of a new and most sensa- tional kind will be introducad early in the narra- tive, and its elucidation will be eagerly followed by every reader of Mr Foster's latesb serial. I In the course of the narrative a moving account will be given of the great labour war in America, the spectator being a miner who has emigrated. THE NEW STORY, THE jpITMAN'S DAUGHTER, BY J. M. 0NK ROSTER Author of Children of Darkness," A Miner's Million," A Pit Brow Lassie," &c., IS NOW APPEARING IN THE COLUMNS OF THE CARDIFF TIMES JL AND gOUTH ^y*ALES ^yEKKLY J^EWS PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON JL TONIC Strengthens the Nerves and Muscular System. New size, Shilling Bottles. PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON JL TONIC Animates the Spirits and Mental Faculties. PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC Promotes Appetite and Improves Diges- tion. PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON JL TONIC thoroughly Recruits the General Health, and induces a. proper healthy condition of the Nervous and Physical Forces. Shilling Bottles. GREAT NERVE STRENGTH.— 'U!' PEPPER'S GUiNINE and IRON TONIC braces up the weakened nerves, increases strength of pulse, fortifies the nerve centres. GREAT BODILY STRKNGTH.— PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC.— By enriching the blood, giving tirmness to the tissues, amI strengthening the muscular system, weakness disappears, appetite returns, fatigue ceases, and re- eruited health results. i"iREAT MENTAL STRENGTH.— VTT PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC, by its supporting influences on the body and nerves, repairs the ravages caused by over-taxing the braiu power, and so igves really great mental strength. It costs about lx/ad each dose. Bottles, One Shilling. €1REAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH.— PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC pro motes appetite, strengthens the stomach, stopping Elinking sensations, r3moves indigestion, healtbunl palpitation, cures dyspepsia, constitutional debility restoriug health, strength, and energy. 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THE POISONED KREESE, Herbert Pearson. ON THE ROAD. Marie Von Thiio (of the Pseudonym Library). AT CLOSE QUARTERS WITH A HYENA, Captain C. W. Young. WANTED. Harold Conway. A DETECTIVE STORY, Ex-Chief Inspector Cavanagh, A GREEK GOD, Captain Random NOT FAR TO SEEK, Ida Lemon. THE BABIES' TEACHER, J. H. Yoxall. THE ROSE OF-GOD RUBY, Richard Ashe King. A WHITE ANGIL, Professor F. H. Williams. INTO THE LION'S DEN, J. Johnson Leak. PHYLLIS' LETTER, L. E. B. Stephens. A DEAD LOOK, WITH A SKELETON KEY, W. W. PenD. A HUNTING FLIRT, Mrs Kennard. THE LAST HOUR, F. M. Howard. The Ttventiecfh'Second Story of the Series, A DBAD J^OCK WITH A SKELETON KEY, BT W. W. PENN, Will appear in the columns of the CARDIFF TIMS AND g0UTH\y ALES^^TEEKLY NEWS I K3 v v v v ON SATURDAY; MARCH 2ND. jariCR-CLASS SENSATIONAL FIOTION. I NEW NoVEL, ¡ FROM THE PEN OF THE AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB." Readers may rely upon a First-class Story, fall of interest from the first chapter to the last. THE AUTHOR OF OUR NEW STORY. J^R J1ERGUS JJUME, Author of The Mystery of a Hansom Cab," "Madame Midas," "The Fever of Life," The Queer Story of Adam Lind," The Red Star," The Lone Inn," etc., etc. We have pleasure in informing our Readers that we have arranged with the Author of The Mystery of a Hansom Cab "—perhaps the most widely-read sensational story of recent years—for the right to issue serially his new MS. work entitled :— THE rjlHIRD VOLUME. THE THIRD VOLUME. THE THIRD yOLUME. NOW APPEARING IN THE 0ARDIFF rjlIMES AND I goUTH '^TALES^piEKLY J^EWS v' w READ THE THIRD yOLUME, A NEW NOVEL BY I JP»ERGUS H UME. -S' jLa. Author of "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab," "Tho Fever of Lite," Madame Midas," "The Red Star," "The Lone Inn," Sco., &c. DESCRIPTION. "THE THIRD VOLUME" is a etory full of movfiii-lit. Two men, apparently of theniost oppo- site characters and temperaments, meet in London. after many years' separation. The younger is of a fiery, restless, nomadic disposition, and, being moderately wealthy and an orphan, is continually on the move. He has just returned from an excur- sion in the Antipodes. Theelder man is the pink of neatness in dress and surroundings. Heliveslikean automaton. He resents the introduction into his own life of anything which is nob thoroughly orthodox aud conventional. His habits are of the most methodical type, and he is a pronounced woman hater. His young friend is in a rush of many engage- ments when ho is brought to a stand by the re- ceipt of two letters, one from a woman whose name he has never heard before, and the other from his lawyer cautioning him against some statement which he believes this woman intends making. The young fellow proceeds to investigate the affair, and at onca finds himself on the brink of a shocking mystery—which up to that time had been kept entirely concealed from him, this being nothing Jess than the murder of his own father over twenty years before, and the trial of his mother for the crime. Overwhelmed with his feelings he takes from the lawyer's hands a bundle of papers for per- usal at home. But, who he asked himself, was the woman who had written him, and what was the statement she wished to make ? I NOW APPEARING IN THE jE. ¡ £ JARDIFP rjllMES AND gOUTH ALES EEKLY "J^EW-S- THE THIRD VOLUME IS A FIRST. CLASS SENSATIONAL STORY, WHOLE- SOME, THRILLING AND FULL OF j-MOVEMENT. j ¡ HE CADOXTON AND BARRY J BILL-POSTING COMPANY (LIMITED), 5, VERE-STRKET, CADOXTON-BARRY. Secretary, MICH 1EL, DAVIES. J Best ToMtions at> <1 Lwpost Conneofekm ln'the Dig** y ""291 'I' 16nîttt55 J\bbr5l'ítJ. 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