South Wales Daily News

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MOKE Archer's "Golden Returns' Sweetest Tobacco manufactured 1202 WILLIAM Oxley, Private Inquiry Agent (late Detective Sergeant, Cardiff Police). Confiden- tial Investigations.—11, Iiawden-place, Cardiff. Staff of Detectives always ready. 1 Reward to the person who will give "present •gW address, if alive, of Caroline, daughter of James Gwillim, of Newcburch, Radnorshire, aged 72. Married tame supposed to be Williams. Last heard of about Wantyglo or Brynmawr. Information to Thomas Griffiths, The Birches, Whitecross, Hereford. 585 JEairimomaJ. ,MATRIMONY-Young Welsh Latdy, orphan, with 2250 a year from freehold house property, wishes to marry steady, sober gentleman.—Address iMiss Da vies, 4, Alcfcebert-terrace, South Lambeth road, London, S.W. 853 RESPECTABLE Business Man in the Midlands, aged 44, wishes to Correspond with Lady, having means at command, to help on grocery trade, and with view to matrimony; Nonconformist preferred, and age 15 to 40.—Write first to Jack, Echo Office, Cardiff. YOUNG Lady (20), fair, good home, wishes Cor- respondence with steady Gentleman genuine. —E. W., South Wales Daily New«." Sw « 56,57 Mtbical Tl/fR White, Chemist, Barry Dock, has a Vacancy for ivA an Apprentice; .must have passed prelim. premium required (indoors). 781 SOUTH Wales Nurses' Co-operation, 152, Newport. road, Cardiff —Medical, Surgical, and Maternity Nurses Supplied Day and Night.—Telegrams;— Prompt, Cardiff.' 1330 WANTED, Chemist far Steel Works jduties will be to m ike analyses, and keep accounts of works salary B2 per week.—Apply Hughes, South Wales nany News," Swansea. 5690 L JitusicaL A PPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisement! addressed te initials or fictitious names, at this >fHce, are requested nob to send original testimonial! with their applications, but to enclose copies of testimonials only. CHOIRMASTER wanted for Hannah-street Con- gregational Church, Cardiff.—Applications to be sent in to the Secretary, 13, Windsor-esplanade, Cardiff. CHURCH Organs skilfully Tuned, Regulated, or Re- built lowest charges estimates free.-Address Priory Organ Building Factory, Plasnewydd-road, Roath, Cardiff. 950 1 TALIAN Mandoline, rosewood, superb tone, case I and tutor cost 75s sacrifice 21s. Approval.— Violet Blake, 67, Queen's-road, Bayswater, W. 560 MISS Astle .after 12 very successful years in Cardiff has much pleasure in announcing that she ooa fcinuea giving Lessons on the Pianoforte and Singing Penarth visited twice weekly.-Lmsons givenat the residences of pupils, or at 124, Richmond-road, ardiff, close to Tafl Vale and Rhymney Stations. Terms moderate 1197 PIANO (Squire) new, iron frame, check action list £ 31 wholesale price from London Agent £ 19 19s.—Lenstead, 38, Marlborongh-road,!BolIoway. 463 PIANOFORTE, good sound, nearly new inlaid PIANOFORTE, good sound, nearly new inlaid case can be s. en any time less than half price. —Isaac, 41, Queen-street, Cardiff. 619 J lOLIN, full, rich tone, case, bow, tutor, resin, ▼ mute, tuning pipe originally_ cost 3 guineas perfect preservation guaranteed will accept 14s 6d. Approval.—Mrs Wilson, 17, Westbourne-terrace North, Paddington, W. 559 ANTED. Female Pianist, to assist as waitress VT and make herself generally useful.-Apply, stating terms, to Coliins, Castle Hotel, Treherbert. 437 (gfttttftrifltuiL A PPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements A 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. XPERIENCED Teacher. certificated (London t'. University). musical, desires Daily Engagement in School or Family. Cardiff or Penarth preferred.— J622, "Daily News," Cardiff. 622 T7\RKNCH, SpauUh, Italian, German, Private JP Tuition Classes, Special Classes for Commercial Correspondenca and Conversation. Candidates pre- pared for the Medical, Law, Civil Service, Kxeise and Customs Examinations Scholarships through the post; Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Shorthand.—Mr W. Haines, Public Translator, 25, Park-street, Cardiff. 387 SHOE i HAND Without Complications, by A. Janes. Parliamenary Reporter, is the best and easiest system for all purposes, and anyone can learn it with- out a teacher. Instruction Book, Exercise Book, and Key to Exercises, sent together, post free, for One Shilling.-Address. A. Janes. 5, Crofton-road, Camber- well. London, S. E. 764 SHORTHAND (Pitman's). — Pupils taught and qualified by experienced tutor individual tuition. Corresponding and reporting styles.—Apply Princi- pal, 21, De Burgh-street, Riverside, Cardiff. SOUTH Wales Tutorial Classes.—Preparation for Government, University, and Professional Exami- nations.—R. Stowe, B.A., Secretary, 24, Richmond- road. Cardiff. 185 WANTED, a Young Lady to help in a Preparatory School; one with knowledge of Kindergarten work preferred.—Write Z. 267, Daily News," Cardiff. lost attfr Jønnb. LOST, by Richard Richards! Cwmeldog Isa Farm, Cilfynydd, Pontypridd, on November 27tli, light Bay Mare Pony white mark on three feet; about 13 hands high short tail. Anyone returning same to above address will be rewarded detainer will be prosecuted. 806 STRA YED, on Thursday last from Fair Oak Farm, k'3 Roath Park, Black Steer, two scissor cuts on right hip.—Apply Pow. 736 trbatds. WANTED at once, good General also Plain W Cook; must have good reforenee&-Apply. between 4 and 7 p.m., "Anchor" Restaurant. 31, Custom Home-street. 692 Bottusisc nbattl!í. A PPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements J\ addressed to initials or fictitious names* at this •ffice, are requested not to send original testimonials withb heir applications, but to enclose copies of testi monials only. OOD General, Clifton, £ f5 small family no washing or rough work plain cooking House- maid, 210; comfortable situation.—20, Stokes Croft, Bristol. 795 N- U RSE Attendant for elderly lady not particular N to age B18. all found also Maid, two children, £ 20.-71, Park.street, Bristol. 796 ANTED, good General Servant; 3 in family.— Apply, giving full particulars, Mrs Lewis, 224, High-street, Swansea. 5716 ANTED by-January 1st, a good General Servant, able to do plain cooking.—Apply Mrs Ruckland, Draper, Barry Docie. WANTED, Working Housekeeper to help in shop and keep books comfortable post.—For address and salary, 71, Park-street, Bristol. 800 ANTEdT General Servant, £ 16; assistance given lady and niece in family no washing small convenient house.—71, Park-street, Bristol, 801 ANTED, General for Gentleman and Lady w B14 small house, no washing, very simple cooking good home.—61, Apsley.road, Clifton. 804 W- 'AnTED,"Nurse Attendant for elderly lady not particular to age £ 18, ali found easy, com- W particular to age £18, ali found easy, com- fortable place,-71. Park-street, Bristol. 797 ANTED, thorough General Servant good cook- ing small family, no children no washing good wages.—Apply 13, Hickman-road, Penarth. 651^ WANTED, by 29th, two General Servants, about 24 two in family one good plain cook, the other aVile to do plain sewing wages, B15 each.—Mrs Jones, Mayhurst, Stanwell-road, Penarth. 528 WANTED, a good General Servant by December 24th.—Apply Mrs Thomas, Post Office, Ynyshir, near Porth. 456 WANTED, Plain Cook, £ 20; Parlourmaid, £ 18 also Housemaid, £ 16 family two friends or sisters comfortable home.-61, Apsley-road, Clifton. "^7STANTKD, General fnr gentleman and lady; 214 NV small house, no washing three evenings given weekly good home.—61, Apsley-road, Clifton. 446 WANTED, Nurse for baby, five months must be w over 20 and experienced.-Apply between 7 and g, 16, Oakfield-street, Cardiff. 428 "W7 ANTED, a General Servant, must be thoroughly clean and trustworthy two iu family.—Apply by letter, statins particulars, with reference, to Mrs Greenland, Myrtle Cottage, Chapel-road, Abergavenny. jjifagtiona Utarant. CA] APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements A addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this office, are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but to enclose copies ot testi- monials only. 4 Profitable Employment 15s to 30s weekly can be secured with the New Automatic Knitter, e for cash, hire, and work terms, S. W. Depart- ment, m, Southwark-street, London or Agency. 33, Oxford-street, Swansea. 846 "AIKF.Wanted Bread, Caft, and Smalls Hand, indoors; abstabrier.-Apply. With full. pomcnim liot I-otteri Jones, Nantyglo. '752 t A T Home. Employment (genuine), either sex A postal wrapper addressing only as stated directory and instructions: crossed P.O. for Is 2d, returnable on completion of worIL-Moult,43, Safe Deposit, Manchester. 618 B- OÓT-Tmde.=Wanted at once, good General JD Workman constant work for steady marl- James Wallen and Son, Anchor House, Blaina, Mon. UTCHF,RS.-Wanteti, steady Young Man to jLTt slaughter and small goods to live in.-Apply Wm. Cole, Station-street, Porth. 5 9 CARPENTERS and Joiners Wanted tor Station C Building on the Port Talbot Railway.—Apply on the Works at lsryn, near Port Talbot, and at Maesteg, S. Pearson and Son, Contractors. 5676 RTNTER.S. -Steady Hand Wanted immediately at JT the Express Office, Merthyr. 5722 TAILORS.—Coat and Trousers Hands wanted at once none bat steady men need apply.—B. "Williams, Tailor, Cymmer, R.S.O., Glam. 811 TO Tailors.—A good Coat Maker wanted at D. Davies, 33, High-street, Abertillery. 928 TO Tailors.—Wanted immediately, Trimmer, with knowledge of cutting must be practical tailor to Jive indoors.—Apply, stating salary and full par- ticulars, to Greenish and Dawkins, Haverfordwest. 822 ANTED, a Young Man, age from 18 to 20, will- W ing to make himself generally useful in bakehouse and out; mould and make dough, and deliver; indoors; state wages. Apply to J. W. Edwards, Viaduct House, Struet, Brecon. 924 WANTED, Lad for young gentlemen's College trim lamps, help wait table good wages most comfortable home.—71, Park-street, Bristol. 799 WANTED, a smart Coal Foreman.—Write, stating experience and wages required, to 760, Echo" Office, Cardiff. 760 WANTED, experienced Tinhouse Fitter applica- tions to state age, where last employed, wages required.—Alyn Steel Tinplate Company. Mold, North Wales. 654 WANTED, a Carpenter and Joiner; none but steady men need apply.—Page, Blaina. 348 WANTED, a few pairs of good Wagon Makers.— Apply Harrison and Camm, Rotherham. 5313 5S Daily Upwards (additional income) easily earned by either sex on sound, ever-increasing basis for reply enclose stamped addressed envelope. -Evans, Watts, and Co. (P 137), Merchants, Birmingham. This is genuine. 116 12s to 15s weekly can be earned in spare time by either sex everywhere work can be done evenings. —Send addressed envelope to Box 9, Eclipse Works, 92A, Aldersgate-street, London. 216 Ol.—A Salary of 12s 6d to £ 1 per week can be earned dw in spare hours or evenings, by either sex who can write. Proof sent free anywhere to whoever sends a self-addressed envelope to T. Smith and Co. (Depart- ment 6 G), 79, St. Helen s-gardens, North Kensington, London, W. 405 £ 30 a month can be made with £ 10,—For particulars address Caness, 151, Leadenhall-street. London. Shop Assistant*. APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this office, are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but to enclose copies of testimonials only DRAPERY.-Wanted, an Improver; also Youth, as an Apprentice.—Apply, with particulars, to R. Edwards, Merthyr. 5703 DRAPERY.—Wanted experiencsd hand; must be good window dresser and salesman. State full particulars.-Roger Edwards, London House, Aber- tillery. 753 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, Young Lady as Assistant good references.—Apply personally; Morgan Jenkins, 40, Waterloo-street, Swansea. 5666 YIRAPERY. -Wanted, Young Man as Assistant; good references.—Apply personally, Morgan Jenkins, Swansea. 5667 DRAPERY.—Wanted, immediately, an experienced Young Lady for ladies* outfitting department.— State full particulars in first letter to R. T. Jones and Co., Merthyr. 5632 DRAPERY.—R. T. Jones and Co., Drapers, Merthyr, have a vacancy for a smart Youth as an Apprentice. 5531 KOCERY.—Wanted immediately, good, respect T able Improver personal application preferred. —Apply Davies and Co., Grocers, Star Stores, Ynyshir. GROCERY.—Wanted, by January 1st, competent man to Manage Branch Shop also smart Im- prover must produce good references from late em. ployers abstainers preferred Welsh.—Apply Phillips, Blaenllecha, Ferndale. 733 GROCERY.—Wanted,a strong Lad, from 14 to 15,as Apprentice Welsh.—Apply W. Thomas, Grocer, Ynyshir, near Porth. 45748 ("1 ROCERY and Provisions.—Good Junior wanted X Welsh.—Apply James Evans, Carmarthen Stores, Merthyr. 5719 M- ILLINERY.-Wans-.d, an experienced Milliner, iTJt. take own orders, early in .Tanua.ry.-Apply, with full particulars, to J. M. Edwards, Dowlais. 333 TEA Trade.—Active Assistant wanted as Manager; abstainer; single state age, salary, references.— Chinese Tea Co., 224, Castle-road, Cardiff. B95 WANTED at once, Apprentice to the Grocery country preferred. — Apply George, Grocer,' Merthyr Vale. 816 WANTED, a Good Junior or Assistant; total ab- stainer.—Apply personally, Cwmbwria Co- operative Society, Swansea.. 5631 WANTED, two respectable Youths, also Young Ladies, Apprentices to the Drapery and Mil- linery. Also Improvers.—M. D. James, Draper, Ammanford. 461 WANTED immediately, Junior for the Presenta- tion Tea Trade well up in soliciting —Apply, with full particulars; Manager, London India Tea Co., Mountain Asb. 340 c¡ltrks. $Tattaprs, &t. A PPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements XJL addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this offiee,are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but to enclose copies of testi- monials only. CLERK, age 19, seeks re-engagement Cardiff pre- ferred three yeays in last situation knowledge of shorthand.—Address Shorthand, Daily News," Swansea. 5665 JUNIOR Clerk wauted, must have had two or three years' experience in an office, and be a proficient shorthand writer; highest references required as to character, &c.-Apply by letter only, stating age, and salary required, G., Melyn Works, Neath. 435 WANTED a sharp Senior Office Boy.—Apply by letter, The National Telephone Co., Ld., Cardiff. 751 —^ 3Kgmnts, SraMlirs, fer. APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this office, are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but a enclose copies of teati monials only. A Representative is wanted in Cardiff for an im- portant company to a suitable person the re- muneration will be most liberal.—Address A. 516, Daily News" Office, CardifL 516 AGENTS.—Old-established London firm want3 a few Energetie Men to Sell Goods Wholesale in industrial and agricultural districts permanent, pro- fitable employment for whole or spare time high commission no risk.—Address Position, 63, Swaton. road, Bow, London. 612 AGENTS Wanted.—Money easily made in spare time; best paying agency going; constant income; particulars free, also pocket rubber stamp of your name and address.—S. Bell, 120, Cheapside, London. AGENTS wanted to Sell our celebrated Packet Teas, French Coffee in Tins, and Cocoa. Particulars free.-Oliver, Oliver and Co., 302, South- gate road, London. 253 BIRMINGHAM Goods, everything; wholesale book free; canvasser's catalogue, Is Agents wanted. —Apply Henry May, Factor, Birmingham. 734 TRAVELLER wanted immediately, to work Cardiff and district; wholesale Grocery and Provision trade permanency to suitable man; reference and security required.—Apply, stating age, experience, and salary expected, to E 888, Daily News," Cardiff. 888 Slstaatums Stattbb. ENGINEER, many years' experience, will shortly be open to an Engagement; practically trained in workshops and office also as engineer's merchant. —Apply Engineer, at Locke's Advertising Offices, Commercial-street, Newport. 5673 GOOD Plain Cook seeks Situation 8 years kitchen- maid, 2 as cook excellent character good class country servant.-Bessie, 20, Stokes Croft, Bristol. 802 GROCERY.—Manager, Counterman, 11 years' ex- perience, now managing wholesale warehouse and travelling abstainer excellent references dis- engaged Saturday.—R. 734, Daily News," Cardiff. 734 1 IFE Experience in roses, vineries, peaches, toma- ■ A toes, melons, cucumbers, chrysanthemums, fruit, flowers, lawns, vegetables married no family.—11, Broadway, Cardiff. 302 SITUATION.—General £ 10 good cook fond of children 18 months' excellent character reliable country servant.—Emily, 61, Apsley-road, Clifton. 803 iCI ITDATIONS wanted as General Servants for Q several strong Country Girls; hundreds of ladies suited; testimonials free.-Mrs Coster, Registry, Gloucester. 481 -c TRONO country Girl seeks situation two years' |>0 character early riser fond of children wash and iron £ 8.—Ethel, 61, Aspley-road, Clifton. 445 TO Coal Merchants, Timber, Shipping, &c.—A gen- tlemanly Young Man, experienced, good refer- ences, wants a Situation has lived with present mer- chants and shipowners over four years; has done office work, superintended men in weighing, &c., and at- tended markets; writes a good hand thoroughly trustworthy and steady. —Address Mr W. L. Henry, c.o. Messrs Stephens and Co., Porth, Newquay, Corn- wall. Advertised for him. 650 TO Confectioners.—Pastry Cook's situation wanted by experienced hand in all Branches of the tirade. —Pastry, 28, Union-street, CardifL 676 WANTED, by a young lady, situation as Mother's Help or Companion to an elderly lady.—Apply 18, Carmarthen-street, Llandilo. 942 18, Carmarthen-street, Llandilo. 942 WANTED, situation General age 24, cook well, 5 years' good character not particular to distance.—'• Cook-General," 71, Park-street, Bristol. WANTED, situation as Haulier or Warehouseman first-class references.—Apply Daniels, Post Office, Abercarn. 73G I ANTED, Situation as General or Cook-General; W three years' excellent character as kitchen- maid good manager reliable.—Rose, 61, Apsley- road, Clifton: 447 YOUNG Lady (24) wants Situation after Christmas as Lseful Companion or Lady Help cheerful, domesticated, and musical; weU connected.-Write L 1, Daily News" Office. Cardiff. 1 Itoftginga, ).partnunts. &c. ENARTH.-Lansdowne Private Hotel. Extensive I JL Channel view superior accommodation mode rate charges. Special terms to permanent residents. 958 10r gan&, &t. NO. 7, System-street, Splotlands, Cardiff.—Corner House and Shop for Sale, with cellar and plumber's shop attached. -Apply within. 763 PONTYPKXDD District.—Four Houses for Sale JL best position in the place always well let; good inventmenL-RIMIEn, Echo 01Iiee, Swanøea. 452 go be 3ttL-Wousts, Hanft, &c. (^OLWINSTONE House to Let (rent £ 35). unfut- j nished; 3 miles from Cowbridge, 4 from Bridg- end 3 sitting-rooms, 5 bedrooms, stabling. lawn, and garden.—Apply Pwllywrach, Cowbridge, Glam. 563 FOR~T'URNLSHED~T.nd UNFURNISHlSD"Ttesf. dences, Cardiff and Penarth, see Messrs S. Hern and Pertwee'sRegister.—94 ,St. Mary-st- Cardiff 1049 NKWPORT-road.—To Let or Sell, a commodious House large garden, back and side entrances only £125TeqlÙreá; rernmnd r-of vuwhase money left, on mortgage,—A 763 I NEWPORT-road, Cardiff, No. 25, near University College rent £ 65 per annum, or with new two- stalled stable and coachhouse, JE80 suitable for medi- cal man contains drawing and dining-rooms, 20ft. by 14ft., breakfast-room, 6 bedrooms, 2 large kitchens, butler's pantry, and bathroom with hot and cold water laid on large garden.-Apply Hern and Pertwee, Cardiff. 444 ORCHARD Villa, 44, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff (a 0 few yards beyond the Union); 9 rooms, with b. and c. bath large garden side and back entrances.— Apply Mr Geo. Rees, 28, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 356 ENARTH.-TO Let, Houses iii Beach-road, P Windsor-road, Clive-place, and other good posi- tions—Apply Edmunds, House Agent, Penarth. 633 mo Let, Cowbridge-road (270); bath, h. and c. I back entrance, good gardens; trams pass recently papered, painted throughout hall.-John Williams and Sons, Queen-street; or 17,Bangor-streeb, Cardiff. 923 TO Let, 22, Clevedon-terrace, Roath, eight-roomed House; hot and cold water just renovated.— Apply Stark. Tredegarville Chapel House, Cardiff. 731 TO be Let, from 25th December, Hackerford Farm, near Llanishen, about 26 acres, with good dwel- liug-house, stabling, dairy, and outbuildings. -For farther particulars apply to H. Heard and Son, Solicitors, 24, Trinity-street, Cardiff. 427 (to 1!tL.usiness premises, &.c:. BARRY Dock.—Near Shipping, Board of Trader and Custom House Offices and Docks, an estab- lished registered Boarding House, containing 15 rooms and offices; immediate possession part furniture; low rental; ingoing easy.-Apply Edward Rees, Auction Mart, 79, Holton-road, Barry Dock. 927 BRYNMAWR (in main street).—House and Shop to Let.—Pegler, Brynmawr. ''94 EBBW Vale (in centre of town) —House and Shop to ILet., suitable for drapers showroom, 32 x 16. Pegler, Ebbw Vale. 793 NEWPOltT.-To be Let., Suite of Offices, fonr rooms and lavatory centrally situated in Tredegar- place.-Particalus of Manager, "Daily News Office, Newport. 1195 PTV) Let, Two Rooms as Offices, on third floor JL of Caledonian Chambers, 104, St. Mary-street. Apply "South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff.1218 ■■■■—■——> Uusnussjs for UtsposaL FOR Sale, Grocery Business in colliery district: takings B15 to S20 weekly; rent low; good reason for selling stock and utensils, horse and trap, about £ 70.—Y 755, Echo Cardiff. 755 flttblxr Hcaais- FOR Sale, a first-class Freehold Familv and Com- mercial Hotel; exceptionally good reasons for selling well situated.—Apply Mr David R. Knoyle, Chartered Accountant, Swansea. 5539 TO Let, the Stag Hotel, Trecynon three clubs immediate possession.—Apply to Whitty Evans, Auctioneer, Aberdare. 337 WANTED; a first-class double-licensed Public House in main thoroughfare ingoing, £ 500 to £ 1,000 Glamorganshire, Carmarthenshire, or Pem- brokeshire.—Apply Mr David R. Knoyle, Chartered Accountant, Swansea. 5538 Bicgtbs, aJ;tituWS, kt. Jy/JORRIS jF> ROS„ CYCLE WORKS, "PONTYPRIDD, Immense bargains to personal callers. We musl; shift the stock for new arrangements. Come and see, Also repairs. New maps ana lists, 4d stamps. 1186 ALLDAYS' Cycle Riding School.—Open d<vly from 10 aon.—Andrews's Hall, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. SAFETY.—1896 Lady's Pneumatic, in perfect order, £ 610s.—L 645, Echo," Cardiff. 645 SAFETY, reliable Pneumatic good make and fault- >3 less, £ 6:—Write S. 482, "Echo"Office, Cardiff. Magoits anir CoUury SLeqmsxtts, FOR Sale or Redemption Hire, 30 good 10-ton Coal Jf Wagons, dead buffers, side and end doors.—For particulars apply Howard, Davenport and Co., Rail- way Wagons Contractors. Cardiff. 684 HARRISON and CAMM, Rotherham, near Shef- field, Builders of Railway WAGONS for cash or on deferred payments, or on simple hire. Repairs and Maintenance Contractors. Depots at all principal stations. Also makers of Railway WHEEIA. Agents C. Tennant, Sons, and Co., Cardiff. 1283 AILWAY WAGONS for Hire or Sale. Cash or deferred payments.—The Midland Railway Car riage and Wagon Company, Limited Midland Works Birmingham 1082 HE BUTE WORKS SUPPLY CO., I. lA. PEARSON-PLACE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telephone No. 45 (Post Office and National). Telegrams: Gething, Cardiff. RAILS.—Bridge, flange, bull and double head. RAIL FACING MACHINES.—Five by Buckton and Co. SLEEPERS.—Steel and wood for all gauges. PORTABLE RAILWAY.—Eleven guineas per 100 yards of road, 24in. gauge. EARTH W AGONd.-Five side-tipping, 30in. gauge, jB5 each, f.o.t. Cardiff. LOCOMOTIVE.—Four-wheels coupled, 12 by 20, now at Cardiff, recently thoroughly overhauled and ready for work 2450 cash, or 214 monthly, three years' purchase lease. Also others, 3ft. and 4ft. ^in. RAILWAY COAL WAGONS (New and Second- hand) for cash or redemption hire. Quick delivery can be made of latest regulation Wagons, perfectly new- 14 uniform latest regulations 10-Tonners, good as new, with two side doors. Also Five uniform 10-tonners, ene end and two side doors, overhauled and painted, ready for lettering. 30 steel-framed 10-tonners, one end, two side, and two bottom doors. 50 low-sided 10-tonners, doors each side falling fuli length. De- livery early in 1897. Full particulars on application. WANTED.—Good second-band Tank Wagons for carrying tar, Ac. 1160 lO-ton Coal Wagons for Sale; amongst others, 2fi T.V. and G.W.R. type, in excellent condition at a low price.—Apply J. HeaJd, Rolling Stock Works, Cardiff. 1268 jkiuwtttiv, atøolSt fa. BOILERS, all sizes, Vertical, Cornish, Lancashire, and Locotype also "Vertical Steam Engines.— The Grantham Crank and Iron Co., Ltd., Grantham. lilOB Sale, at Swansea—2 Lancashire Boilers, 30 feet r by 7 feet 6 inches, each with 10 cross tubes, fitted with Williams's patent blower, complete with mount- ings 8 Vertical and 1 Locomotive Type Boilers, 18 Horizontal and Vertical Engines, from 30 inches to 4 inches cylinders; Portable Engines and Mortar Mills, Steam Pumps, from 24 inches to 4 inches cylinders 30 inches by 17 inches Blakes-Marsden Crusher and other Crushers, "Jacob's Ladders," Wrought-iron Water Tanks, 16 inches C.I. Socket Pipes, Rails, various sections; Iron Trams, 2 feet 8^ inches G Locomotive Engines, < £ c., &c. At Llanelly —Pair 10 inches Robey's Overtype, Semi-portable Engines; Greenwell's Patent Screen, with 10 inches Engine; Punching and Shearing Machine.—Apply Peel, Swansea. 5704 FOR Sale, 1 Winding Engine, 81jj}Ín.i x lOin. double cylinders; with 2 winding drums and clutch and boileer complete 1 6-h.p. Vertical Engine and Boiler Vertical Boilers from 4 to 40-h.p., new and second- hand 1 Steam Crane; 12 Steam Winches, from 4 to 7in., double cylinders, new and second-hand Portable Steam Hoists large stock of pulleys, shafting, coup- lings, and plummer blocks; water tanks from 5 to 3,000 gallons each 1 powerful set of plate-bending Rolls, to admit a 13ft. wide plate; Weston's Patent Blocks: 1 pair of timber wheels; 1 hand truck tool steel; gal- vanised com bins; anchors and cables. Apply Barrett and Co., East Dock, Cardiff. 1261 FOR Sale, 8-h.p. Portable Engine, 7ft. Mortar Mill Jf on travelling wheels, Saw Bench, 4 Saws, 2 Belts, portable hed; exceptional Machinery equal to new can be inspected Albany Hotel, Roath specifications, price.—13, Alfred-street, Roath, Cardiff. 1DWR Sale, at Close of Cardiff Exhibition, one High- .£1 class Vertical Engine (by Marshall, Sons, and Co.), 10" Cylinder, 14" stroke, especially equipped for Elec- tric Lighting, with special lubricating arrangements for continuous runnmg. Also a 6ft. Mortar Mill, mounted on W.I. frame, and fitted with travelling wheels and shafts.—Geo. Kyte and Co., Atlas Works, Cardiff. 4919 OD 15-hor- zo GOOD 15-horse Horizontal Winding Engine, with cog, drum, shaft and carriages £ 30 exchange for scrap iron.-4J 616, Daily News," Cardiff. 616 f OCOMOTIVES. Second-hand, 12in. 4-wbeel, JL4 Manning War die; thoroughly repaired; also 13in. 6-wheeler, eheap. New Locomotives in stock.— Avonside Engine Co., BristoL 877 WANTED, second-hand Scotch Derrick Crana^lift 2 tons; Horse Iron Tram shafts; 2 Coal trams, 2ft. IQin. Wao-Lewis, Timber Merchant, Pontypridd. 696 ORTHINGTON PUMPING ENGINE COMPANY. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT AND DEPOT: SKINNER-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. f DYNE STgEJ. & SON, MANAGERS. PRICES, DISCOUNTS, AND ALL INFORMATION ON APPLICATION. 5327 Horses, Itibt tøtk. (Innints. BARGAINS.—Four second-hand Traps from £ 310s; 30 new Business and Pleasure Traps from £ 9 inspection invited.—Avery, Coachbuilder, Newport. CANOE Landau, painted and trimmed green, equal to new circular fronted Brougham, thorough condition.—Cardiff Carriage Co., Hope-street, Cardiff. CARRIAGE Iamp&- Inspection invited.-Bwt se. C lected Stock in the West.—C. E. Gurnsey's Carriage Lamp Works, Merchant-street, Bristol. 5681 FOR '3ale, Black Cob 5 years old, 13*2, wonderful Jumper, will carry a lady excellent in harness. -—Apply Lewis, Pantglas, St. Clear's. 5717 GRAND 12 months' St. Bernard Bitch, sale, £ 10, offers winner first, two seconds, reserve only times shown.—Gardener, Hereford-street. 861 HOGSKIN Seat Saddles complete, 30s; sent on approval; cheapest house in Wales for band- sewn harness.—Saddlery Company, Alexandra-road, Swansea. 5620 HORSE and Trap for Sale cheap to prompt buyer no dealers.—Write O. 698, "Echo" Office, Cardiff. 698 LIGHT Waoonette, with movable hood also mini- ature Single Brougham; useful 4-wheel Dogcart, Cardiff -Carriage Co., Hops-street, Cardiff. 575 STRONG-made Dark Brown Mare, coming six, 15.2; perfectly sound; 20 guineas"Tenkns, 23-, College-street, Swansea. 5615 UNDERTAKERS. -Reform Funeral, Washington U and American CaM, Shilibeers, 20 Glass Hearses (some second-hand), great bargains Brakes, Omni- busses, Char-a-Banes, Hansoms, Landaus, Broughams, large stock sale or hire; catalogues free.—John Marston, Bradford-street,, Birmingham. 281 WHEELS Wheels 1 Wheels I !—Best seasoned materials, tyred or in wood, painted and lined if required, carriage paid send for price lists.—City Wheel Works, Great Brunswick-street, Dublin. 107 NO STABLE IS COMPLETE WITHOUT ELLIMANS ROYAL EMBROCATION. For SPRAINS and CURBS, SPLINTS when forming, SPRUNG SINEWS, CAPPED HOCKS. OVER-REACHES, BRUISES and CUTS, BROKEN KNEES, SORE SHOULDERS, SORE THROATS, SORE BACKS, SPRAINS, CUTS, BRUISES in DOGS, <fcc. Mr leak I. Van bet yon,.Dordrecht, South Africa, writes :—" I have two horses which were quite useless, but after using oniy three of your bottles they have now quite recovered."—Sept. 14th, 1896. Bottles, Is, 2s. 2s 6d, 3s 6d. Jars, lQs'&L 20s. Prepared only by ETJJMAN, SONS, and CO^ SLOUGH, ENGLAm). fforalirg, 'ígœns, t. WYANDOTTE, Orpington, Rock, Brahma, Leg- horn Cockerels and Pullets prices to suit all. Poultry and Profit," 6<L—Caaley Poultry Farm, Dursley. 5467 MOEgg. lnenbaaor, patent automatic regulator;, ther- 9J mometer, lamp, eta; aU^coim)lpto:i'fPr>oe^ !;• Yor j ADVANTAGE to Purchasers of Xmas. Presents. Fligelstdne, The Popular Cardiff Pawnbroker, Jeweller, Outfitter, 22, Castle-road, Roath, Cardiff. Grand selection of forfeited Gold and Silver Watcbei, Rings, Jewellery, at low prices. 1763 A1 Xmas Present.—Fligelstone has forfeited <So~ guinea Gent.'s 18ct. %-plate Gold English Leve#; 10 guineas. 1763 ;• A1 Xmas 'Present.-FÍigelswne's Gent.'s 9ct. gold, hall marked, very heavy Dog-chain Albert only 3 guineas. 17M;i Ai Xmas Present.—Fligelsfcone's Lady's 18ct. Gold English Lever cost 12 guineas only 6guinea4 Al Xmas Present.—Fligelstone's Lady's handsome 9ct. gold Fancy Victoria Albert, only ?5s. 1765 A 1 Xmas Present.—Fligelstone's Gent.'s 18ct. golfl A very heavy Bangle Ring, only 30s. 1763 s Al Xmas Present.—Fligelstone's Musical Bo*, plays 8 airs, Butterfly bells, only 30s; bargain. Al Xmas Present.—Fligelstone's Gent.'s 18ct. gold single-stone (pure white) Diamond King, only 5gi. Al Xmas Present.—Fligelstone's Lady's Hail- marked Gold Dress Rings, only 33 6d real stoneaf. Al Xmas Presents. — Fligelstone's beautifully illustrated Family Bible (by Henry and Scott), gilt clasps, only 18s: 1763 Al Xmas Presents.—Fligelstone's Gents' Silver Watches, 6s Ladies' silver Watches, 6s. 1763 A Leading Fligelstone's 22ct; Guinea Gold Wedding Rings, 3dwt., 15s 4dwt., 20s largest sale. 176S Al Xmas Presents.—fligelstone's 18st Gold Keepers to match Wedding Rings, 3dwt., 15s 4dwt.. 20s. Al Xmas Presents.—Fligelstone's Lady's 18ct. Gold 5-stone Brilliant Diamond Engagement Ring, 35s. Al Xmas Presents.— Fligelstone's Gents' Halt- marked Gold Signet Rings, 3s 6d. 1763 Al Xmas Presents.—Fligelstone's Gents' Gold Alberts, 25s Ladies' Gold Alberts, 15s. • 1763 A 1 Xmas Presents.—FligeJstone's Gents' 9ct. Gold -CJL Hall-marked Dog Cham Alberts, only 42s worth double. 1763 Al Xma3 Presents.—Fligelstone's Ladies' Gold Brooches, 5s Ladies' Silver Brooches from Is. Al Xmas Presents.—Fligelstone's Lady's 18ct. Gold Watch, heavy 18ct. cases, gold dial, only 45s. 1763 d^iOAJj Bags, Coal Bags. Also Corn and Forage v/ Sacks, Nosebags, Waterproof Horse Loin Covers. —Price list from E. Parnall and Co., Bedminster, Bristol. 16056 5131 /"1URE for Piles. Perfect cure guaranteed in most stubborn cases post free, 2s 9d, 4s 6d.—La Trobe, Chemist, St. Micnael's-hill. Bristol. 555 (1UTLERY (sterling silver, Hall-marked, mounted). y —For immediate cash, lady offers unsoiled 10- guinea service for 30s 12 large, 12 small knives, meat carvers, game carvers, also steel; finest quality aD- proval paid.—Mrs Farquharson, 52, Hugh-street, Eccleston-square, S.W. 590 CUTI.ERY (Sterling Silver-mounted).—Lady offers valuable Ten-guinea Set finest Table Cutlery, beautiful handles set solid silver (each Hall-marked); unused accept 35s approva).-Stevens, 131, Jermyn- street, London, S.W. 451 DESSERT and Fish Knives and Forks. -Lady offers elegant Ten-guinea Srrvice, 12 pairs fruit knives and forks, lovely handles set in sterling silver (each Hall-marked); never used; accept 30, Service 12 pairs Fish Eaters, matching, unused accept 30s; quite genuine; approval free.—Mrs Stevens, 131. Jermyn-street, London, S.W.f 453 EARTHENWARE and China.—Seconds, £ 2 crates best, £ 3; will send 15 doz. seconds articles for 17s 6d. Write for lists.-Webb, Longton, Staffs. Potteries. EXHIBITION of Mail Carts, Perambulators, In- JGj valds' Chairs, cash or easy terms. at Spencer's. Domestic Machine Depot, St. John's Church-square, Cardiff. 2877 ■ jlAMILY Plate.—A Widow Lady requiring 38s r offers very valuable 10-guinea service of Royal Beaded Pattern Spoons and Forks, Sterling Silver on Nickel Silver, Al, comprising 12 each table spoons and forks, dessert spoons and forks, teas (60 articles); never used. Approval paid anywhere.—Lady, 124, Newington Butts, S.E. 514 FOR Sale, Life Assurance Policy for £ 100 on person 60 years; no reasonable offer refused.—Write R 944, Echo," Cardiff 944 PURS.—Real Russian Fur Boa (dark brown), silky and bushy, 3 yards long, only 19s 6d, worth five guineas; also real Bear (dark brown) Crossover Neck. let. with 6 Russian tails hanging, Paris model, richly satin lined, very becoming, 18s 6d. worth B5; both new; approval paid.-Rosalind. 43A, Clapham-road, London. 591 GENTLEMEN.-Don't choose your suits until you G see our splendid Vicuna, Serge, and Tweed Suitings to measure, 35s 6d made high-class style patterns post free; you can save a sovereign.—The Woollen Company. Bradford. 29 GIVE the Fishermen a Chance.—Fish fresh from the sea, 81b for 2s, 111b 2s 6d, 141b for 3e, pre' pared for use; carriage paid by rail; cash with order. —The Fisherman's Syndicate, Pontoon, Grimsby. Mention paper. 886 GRATIS.—Sixpenny Packet Spangles with Silks, including 7in. brocades, 100, Is 6d. Prints, Is, Plusli, '2s 50, Is 3d. Liberty Fabrics, Is 6d. Un- usual value. Free. Money returnable.-Dayley, 60,, Highgate-road, Birmingham. 430 MPORTANT.-Forks and Spoons.-Youi)g Lady urgently requiring 2Se, offers 5 dozen articles, 12 each table and dessert forks and spoons, 12 tea, spoons, 8!>lid silver plated cost £ 13 18s 6d unused genuine bargain approval free.—Miss Kendall, 2, Claylands-road, S.W. 592 INVALIDS' Chairs, Mail Carts, Perams., on Hire by JL Week or Month.—Spencer's, The Cardiff Machine Depot, St. John's Church-square. 2877 g~RON Buildings for Sale at close of Cardiff Exhibi- JL tion, 146ft. x 146it., with seating and platform, and 75ft. x 45ft., both suitable for concert or drill halls also HospitaJ for eight beds, fully equipped.—Apply Humphreys. Ltd., Iron Buildings Works, Knights- bridge, London, S.W. 3399, IADY wishes to Sell Parcel of Baby's First Clothes, A superior quality, new, never worn very cheap. —L., 32, Lancaster-road. Fallowfield, Manchester. 290 AGIC. Lantern. -FuU-size Lecturer'b Lantern, l'f 4m. condensers. portrait front lens, 3-wiek lamp, 18s. Photographic Slides from 4d each; Coloured Lithographic Slides in sets of 12; Caliph Stork, Little Muck, Life in Soudan, Phantom Ship, Punch and Judy, 3s set, post free full list free.-Waxd, Onslow-street, Guildford. 363 "M/H AGIC Lanterns —Our Monthly Bargain List of 1 v I new and second-hand Lanterns and Slides goods on approval.—Surrey Athletic Co., Guildford. 364 ONE of the Wonders of the Age is Spencer's New High Arm Hand Sewing Machine, with walnut cover and full set of appliances, for S2 18s 6d cash. Money returned if not approved. Best value in Sewing Machines.—Spencer's Domestic Machine Depot, St. John's^iquare, Cardiff. 2877 PRIVATE Christmas Cards.-Thatcher, College JJL Green, Bristol, holds the Newest and Choicest Designs in Christmas Cards. Early application is earnestly solicited to prevent disappointment and ensure best patterns. 4500 RARE Books.—Curious and sensational French Novels in English; medical works, Ac. De- scriptive list; stamp.—Dawson, 44, Packington-street, London, N. 84 ,QAFES, Burglax and Fireproof.-Sevei-al good k7y second-hand for Sale; have been tafren in ex- change state size required.—Lord's Safe Works, Wolverhampton. 515 SEALSKIN Cape.—Lady offers exquisite Sealskin Cape measures four yards round richly satin lined finest quality, perfectly new and faultless Paris model; immediate cash required accept £ 5 worth 20 guineas; 23 inches deep.—IJol&uski, 52, Hugh- street, Pimlico, London. 5j3 SEND your Photograph and P.O. Is 6d for three Silver-blocked Xmas Cards containing three Photographs original returned uninjured. Superior cards, 2s.-The Old Advertiser, Charles Johnson, Photographer, Gillingham, Dorset. 637 SUMMER Canopy, with Irons, Straps, die., and fitted complete to your Mail Cart or Perambula; tor for 4s 6d.—Spencer's Baby Carriage Warehouse, St. John's Church-square, Cardiff. Opposite the Church. rilABLE Cutlery.—4-guinea Service, lfe 6d 12 table, X 12 small knives, meat carvers, also steel: white balanced handles also B7 Set for 25s 6d, with game carvers, extra ivory handles, finest Sheffield make approval paid.-Governess, 55, Handfortb-road, London S.W. 594 ARPAULINS for Railway Trucks, Wagons, Carts, Engines, &c., in black, yellow, white, or green. Waterproof Horse Loin Covers, Nosebags, Rup, <fec.— E. Parnall and Co., Manufacturers, Sheene-road, Bedminster, Bristol. 16057 5130 ARPAULINS.-Cart, Wa g n Covers, Horse and or JL Loin Cloth-Apply to the makers, Fred Morgan and Company, Mill-lane, Cardiff. 410 TIMBER for Sale, good Oak. Ash, and Elm.—Apply Jt_ Mr Haines, Hills Farm, Langharne, St. Clears. TRY one of Spencer's £ 1 9s 6d Wringer and Mangle combined.—Spencer's Domestic Machine Depot, St. John's Church-square, Cardiff. 2877 A DVICE Gratis.—If you want Artistic, Reliable Furniture,, go to Harris's, the Pioneer of Cash Tradings Market Hall, near top of Dock-street, New- port. 1346 YOU Get Married, We Feather the Nest.—Harris's Furnish a Four-roomed House for 15 guineas good, substantial furniture. Perhaps you doubt this. Well call and see. Harris have furnished thousands of homes and given complete satisfaction, as testi- monials will testify. A visit of inspection will be esteemed.-Harr&a, the Market Hall, Dock-street, Newport. 1346 -j 0,000ft. Dunnage Boards, Dealt, Scantlings, Russian and Dunnage Mats, etc., cheap.-Shapland, 18, Loudoun-square, Cardiff. 809 F E- A T R B R 8 1 JjlE ATHBKS 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 samples and price list to H. HANDY AND CO., FEATHER MERCHANTS. 16061 WELSHPOOL NORTH WALES. 1208 ,Atisrtllitlttvu.s Wants. WANTED, respectable married couple to adopt an Infant; reasonable compensation paid.—Apply, with reference, to M. 926, Daily News," Cardiff. 926 ^UsttUatuous. ASTROLOGY.—Your New Year prospects, mar- riage, future partner, family, legacies, fortunate seasons, ruling planet, &c., foretold. Forward birth date, 12 stamps and stamped envelope.—Madame Sinclair, 89, Victoria-street, BristoL 554 I^ICRNISHon our New Hire Svstem. Houses or 7 Apartments completely furnished on a new sys- tem adopted solely by us, whereby all publicity, exposure, and nquiries usually made by other com panics are dispensed with. We have an immensestock of HouseholdFurniture of cheap and superior quality All goods sold on the Hire System at ready-money prices. We make no extra charge for credit, and all goods sent home in a private van free of charge. No stamp or agreement charges made; no bill of sale; everything private. Arrangements completed without delay, and, being manufacturers, we guaranteequalitv, and will undertake bo supply furniture, etc., at 10 per cent less than any price-list issued by any ftrm in Cardiff. Eleven showrooms. Call andinspectour im- mensestock, and compare prices before purchasing i sewhere. We will supply £ 6 worthf or 2s 6d weekly; £ 10 worth, 4? weekly: i 215 worth for 5s weekly;, £ 2(51 wortb*>6rweekiy ana so on in proportion. Specia erm&for iarger<quantities. Please note thoAadresa: SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY, 31, .Ca.tle.ilt- (oppodowthe Castle). Cardiff. 12783-1105- ■a ^———m Motti#. CASH ADVANCED by L SELINE, from £ 5 and upwards, on personal security, to all classes, repayable to suit the convenience of borrowers. Dis- tance no object. Apply personally or by letter, 9, GROVE-PLACE, SWANSEA. Private and confidential as heretofore.-ILB.- 'Advances madeonplate, jewelry,iW^bes, 'ifcc., at?a jyjONEY LENT ON NOTJi: OF HANS, THE NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK BALDWIN-STREET, BRISTOL. Cash in amounts from B20 to £3,000 is Advanced in all parts of the Kingdom without sureties, delay, or publicity, and on the security only of the borrower's written promise to repay. These advances may be 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 interest is paid. This Bank is entirely distinct from any money- lending office, and has a long-standing reputation for fair dealing and prompt completion of advances. Apply, stating amount required, to Mr T. C. MILBURN, General Manager. Rom-Spe-ciaUy advantageous terms tor Loans on Life Insurance Policies, Reversions, and Second Mortgages. 483 A Private Capitalist, member of a well-known wealthy firm, having a considerable sum of un- invested money, is prepared to Advance the same in sums of not less than B10 to P.3,000 to persons of undoubted respectability on their own Promissory Note, without asking for surety or security, or preliminary charges, or fees whatever, at a low and reasonable rate of interest, for short or long periods strictly private and confidential. As this advertise- ment is not connected with any loan society, it is requested that habitual borrowers will not apply.—For full particulars apply personally, or by letter, direct to the lender.—James W. Ryland, Esq., 6, Livery-street, Birmingham. 517 MORTGAGES.-S Hern and Pertwee, St Mary- street, Cardiff, Mortgage and Insurance Brokers, have namerous sums immediately available for Free- holds, Leaseholds, Reversions, and Life Interests. 1043: THE CHARING CROSS BANK (Estab. 1870), 28, Bedford-street, Charing-cross, London, W.C. Assets, £ 512,475. Liabilities, £ 209,475 Reserve, £ 303,000. Loans of S60 to :£5,000 made on any class of security. 2% per cent, interest allowed on current accounts. Deposits of :£10 and upwards received as under :— 4% per ann., subject to 3 months' notice of withdrawals 5% 6 6% „ 12 „ Special terms for longer periods. Interest paid quarterly. Depositors have no liability whatever, and are amply secured. Write or call for Prospectus. 1264 A. WILLIAMS, Manager. MESSRS John F. Harvey and Co., Auctioneers, etc., Goat-street, Swansea, have Money to Ad- vance on Freehold, Leasehold, and Personal Security. Fxrniture, etc., warehoused, and advances made thereon. Bills also discounted. 4731 MONEY.—Mr Pike, 43, Salisbury-road—send post card for prospectns (returned in enclosed envelope free), and you will do business with no other Arm. 5578 SWANSEA.— £ 5 to B500 Advanced Daily by The a Swansea Finance Co., Ltd. Terms reasonable. All transactions kept strictly private. Distance no object. 5,358 Address 16. GOAT-STREET. SWANSEA. GROUND FLOOR, 11. DUKE-STREET. J. W. WILLIAMS, ACCOUNTANT. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE given to Gentlemen. Large Tradesmen, and others on Note of Hand, Life Policies, Deeds, and Plate. Strictest Privacy Guaranteed. Interest reasonable. No other charges. Re-payments to suit clients. 4574 J: DR. BROWNS COUGH BOTTLE. Dr. Cough BoUle warms the chest, cuts the phlegm, and lubricates the throat. For a tickling throat, a hacking cough, or a cold on the chest Chero is nothing like it. lbs enormous sale is an eloquent testimony to its sterling worth. Experience has taught us that Dr. Brown's Cough Bottle is an invaluable curative Cough Mixture, and on this ac- count we have every confidence in recommending it to those who need such a Mixture. t Sold in bottles at Is, 2s 9d and 4s 6d, by the Proprietors, JXBSB WILLIAMS and Co., Chemists, Park Hall Buildings, Cardiff. FOR COUGHS AND COLDS. 3611 3478 THE JJIRENCH IN SOUTH w ALES. g TOR Y OF 1797. SPECIALLY WRITTEN FOB THE CARDIFF TIMES A SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS. Q.WENNI yAUGHAN) OR, THE FRENCH INVASION; A PEMBROKESHIRE STORY OF PIRATES AND SMUGGLERS. AN ORIGINAL AND STIRRING STORY OF SOUTH WALES. The Proprietors of the Cardiff Twies and South Wales Weekly News have made arrange. noents for the publication of an ORIGINAL STORY OF SOUTH WALES, of thrilling and dramatic interest, entitled, Q.WENNY yAUGHAN; OB THE FRENCH INVASION. This new tele, with its startling incidents and surprises, not only narrates with pictorial faithfulness and historical accuraoy the excit. ing story of the French invasion of Pembroke. shire in February, 1797, but most of the sbartlini; minor events recorded arose out of that invasion, and are closely inwoven into it in this new story, from the first sight of the French ships in St. George's Channel until the final and dramatic denofiemsnt. The course of the story brings upon the scene the chief local actors in the stirring events of that memorable but, happily, frustrated invasion, whose names are now the traditional heritage of the Welsh people; whilst it records a. most interesting story ot love as wall as of war, as a tale of smuggling in which both love and war play some of the principal parte. The publication of this original and stirring local story will commence in the Cardiff Timet on Saturday, December 29bh, 1896. Q.WENNY V A U G H A N, A gTORY OF THE jgJREN OH -4 JNVASION OF SOUTH ALES. ■J^ORTH'S HOUSE COAL Best and most economical in the market. Wyndham Red Ash," "Park Red Ash," Maesteg Deep," ■"Victoria" Large Coals; "Coegna»t Cobbles," and Caerau Nut Coals. Agents—PARK COAL CO., SALISBURY-ROAD, CARDIFF, and 65, CONWAY-ROAD, CAN- e, TON. Nat. Telephone. 599. Chief Office-NORTH'S NAVIGA'IION COLLIBRIES 802e (1889). EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, CARDIFF. Swansea Office-THE EXCHANGE, SWANSEA. J £ ERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS K ERNICWS VEGETABLE PILLS. J^ERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS. TERNICK'S. They Cure Biliousness, Head- |\ aches, Indigestion, Liver Com- Knr~r~ vt>TCT/TPr^fil plaints, Rheumatism, and Tie. |X They strengthen the system, ~T-rrrr»c« brace the nerves, cleanse the ERNICK S. stomach, purify the blood,.and are pronounced by thousands to XT" ERNICK'S. be the Best Medicine ever >dis- "#% covered. |>ERNICK'S. «d XV "LITTLE" VEGETABLE KERNICK'S. F PILLS are half the size of the above, n"ir- t/tj Tr^TGT'Ci kut of exactly the same for- rnn'a- Sold onlyinW^d boxes. S9^e 16049 4946 THK CADOXTON AND BARRY JL BILL-POSTING COMPANY (LIMITED), VERJK-STREBT, CADOXTON-BARRY. Secretary, MICHAEL DAVIES. Beat. Popitivas^agd. LwxeBt>Capn€»tipn»i*1the Dla- Hjjct.' 1221-r business THE CARDIFF TIMES AND SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS OF DECEMBER 19TH WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY A LARGE ILLUSTRATED SHEET ALMANAC FOR 1 8 9 7 (Which will be GIVEN A WAY with each copy of the paper) The contents will comprise:- CALENDAR FOR 1897, Containing a large number of Dates of Important Local Iueidents, Colliery Explosions, and Special Events. THE TIDE TABLE FOR CARDIFF, SWANSEA, NEWPORT, Showing the Times of High-water at Each Porb, Morning and Evening, and the Height of Tide. LIST OF LOCAL MEMBERS, COUNTY OFFICIALS, OFFICIALS OF TOWN COUNCILS, SCHOOL BOARDS, ASSIZES, SESSIONS, COUNTY COURTS, BOARDS OF GUARDIANS, URBAN DISTRICT AND PARISH COUNCILS, THBOUGHODT SOUTH WALES. POSTAL AND LEGAL INFORMATION, ETC., ETC. A Copy of this LARGE SHEET ALMANAC WILL BE PRESENTED to EVERY PURCHASER of the CARDIFF TIMES AND SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS ON SATURDAY, DEC. 19m. THE XMAS NUMBER OF THK CARDIFF rpiMES AND gjOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS Will be Published in CHRISTMAS WEEK PRICE ONE PENNY, The Christmas Number of the Cardiff limes and South Wales Weekly News will be illus- trated, and, in addition to the week's news, will be found a complete Miscellany of SHORT STORIES, CHRISTMAS ARTICLES, and SKETCHES dealing with a variety of topics. As the following summary of the leading contents will show, this will be one of the brightest- and best Christmas Numbers ever issued. SUMMARY OF CONTENTS NEXT OF KIN," A Christmas Story. By GEO. R. SIMS, Author of "Dramas of LIfe," "Lights o' London," Tales of To-Day," Sco., &e. A CHRISTMAS AWAKENING," By MARY ANGELA DICKENS, Author of Cross Currents," A Modern Judith," &c. I" THE TWO NOELS," By W. E. NORRIS, Author of "Major and Minor," My Friend Jim," &o. THE SURREE AT MAHON'S," By JANE BARLOW. Author of "Irish Idylls," Bogland Studies," &e. SEA POACHERS," A Sketch, By the Rev. S. BARING. GOULD. Author of Mehala," John Herring," &o. GRAVEN ON THE LOOKING GLASS," By AMY MONTAGUE, A Story of Crystal Gazing and Divining. THE BOLDERO DIAMOND," By G. R. BURGIN. 'THE SILENT SISTERS," By I. ZANGWILL. Author of Children of the Ghetto," &e. CONJURING for CHRISTMAS PARTIES, By Prof. HOFFMAN, Author of Modern Magic," &o. HOW SANTA. CLAUS CAME DOWN THE CHIMNEY. IN DREAM-LAND. And many other Special Features dealing with Christmas Decorations and Christmas Parties and Presents. PUBLISHED IN CHRISTMAS WEEK. Sixpennyworth of Xmas matter for a Penny. IS™V~ ^MTTjpRESEDER, NURSERVMAN, CARDIFF. ATT FOREST TREES IN LARGE RTFT QUANTITIES. nropipo 10,000 Thorns of Various Sizes to offer- SHRUBS FRUIT TREES, APPLES. PEARS, PLUMS, PEACHES, PLANTS GOOSEBERRIES, CURRANT'S, VINES. I Strong Planting and Fruiting Canes. PEAT. I Finest selected Orchid Peat, Cocoa- SAND. I nut Fibre. Garden Pots. I Coarse and Silver Sand. Wreaths, Crosses, Cut Flowers a Speciality. Bridal and other Bouquets, &c., &c. Telegram Tresedcr, Florist, Cardiff. 4718 THE MOST NUTRITIOUS COOA. •pi P P S' s GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. O C O A 2873 WITH FULL NATURAL FLAVOUR. 15969 NOW THAT THE FESTIVE SEASON IS APPROACHING, AND OUR YOUNG FRIENDS CONTEMPLATE MARRIAGE, THE ROATH JPURNISHING CO., 42, CASTLE-ROAD, AND VERE-STREET, ROATH, CARDIFF, Would again remind them that they are still to the fore in the manufacture of their renowhed furniture, and that they cau offer far more acceptable terms than other firms in the town. We have jnst received a. large consignment of AXMINSTER, WILTON. 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DISTRIBUTING COMPANY (LIMITED) OFFICES CASTLE CHAMBERS 21, CASTLE ST CARDIFF. SECRETARY: FRANK H. SIMPSON. Best Permanent Posting Stations in- Cardiff .ami .Neighbourhood. Contractors •for <.aU«descriptroiist.o-: ADVERTISING?CMAILAIDDISLIIHUTII^»<FE^ /1Q$1320() AtoordemprC^ptJyMtteiJwWo ) jyjISS B RADDON's L ATEST gTORY. The Proprietors of the 0 ARDIFF rjlIMES AND JgOUTH ALES EEKLY-J^-EWS Have concluded arrangements which enable them to announce the forthcoming issue in their Columns of a CHARMING NEW STORY OF FIRST-CLASS CHARACTER From the Indefatigable and Unrivalled Pen of MIS S po R AD D-ON. Mosb readers have read—and are theeefore warm admirers of-Mks Briddon"s Famous Stories, including LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET," "DEAD MEN'S SHOES," If WEAVERS AND WEFT," "TRK CLOVEN FOOT," THE FATAL THREE." THOU ART THE MAN," And More than Fifty Others. Any one of these Stories would procure recognition and popularity for its author, and indeed such a galaxy of stories as that with which Miss Braddon has enriched the world is to be found nowhere else in English litera- ture. She still merits and retains the title earned long ago, The Queen of Novelists,' and we are gratified to announce that the Opening Chapters of her Fascinating Story, THE L ITTLE A UNTIE, APPEARED IN THB COLUMNS OP THB CARDIFF rjlIMES | AND KSOUTH- WALES '^TEEKLYJ^-EWS ON SATURDAY, QOT. IO, f IN rjIHE J^ITTLE ^UNTIE Pathos, Comedy, and Tragedy are inter. mingled with supreme skill. The Story fascinates the reader because of the exquisite grace and delicacy of portraiture, and the marvellous knowledge of the springs of human action. The central idea of the Story is the passionate, reciprocal devotion of an aunt and her three nephews, who have not the advantage of parental sympathy and restraint. The author weaves around the central characters a charming romance which reveals the minor traits of character and enlists the reader's sympathies for the heroine. THE OPENING CHAPTERS OF THE LITTLE AUNTI E BY miss BRADDON, APPEARED ON gATURDAY, OCTOBER 10TH. E W O M AN O E OF JOINING LIFE. THE Mine MASTER'S v JJAUGHTER, OR, THE MISER'S ATONEMENT, is from the Pen of MR J. MONK FOSTER. who has achieved great popularity as a writer of stories depicting the life of the toil- ing masses in large centres of industry and commerce. The Opening Chapters of this New Story Appeared in the CARDIFF rjlIMES .1. AND TV gOUTH -^TALES WEEKLY NEWS. ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 26TH. To those who have read his previous works our author needs no introduction or praise. His vivid pictures of industrial )ife live in the memory. For the benefit of those unac- quainted with The Queen of the Factory," Slaves of Fate," Children of Darkness," "Through Flood and Flame," or any other of the many successful stories from bis facile pen, we give a few particulars of his career. THE MINE MAS-E*RJS' D AUGHTER OUTLINE OF THE STORY. The Mine Master's Daughter deals with the varying fortunes of Annie Lynn, the charming daughter of a miserly colliery pro- prietor. Father and daughter have widely different temperaments Abraham Lynn is avaricious, unfeeling, vindictive whilst his daughter is generous and sympathetic, and endears herself to all with whom she comes in contact. Across the paths of these two lives there comes John Ulvarston, clever and shrewd, but manly in character. He comes as the new manager for Abraham Lynn, and soon makes drastic changes in the conditions of labour. He deals firmly with the old man, pointing out to the latter the consequences of bis niggardly policy. The miser yields reluctantly and suspiciously to the irresistible arguments and infectious enthusiasm of his now manager, with the result that bis mine develops into a very valuable property. Meanwhile Ulvarston is captivated by Annie Lynn, but honourably refrains from expressing his feelings to his divinity, who is engaged to the son of a local banker named Cunningham. The hero plunges into work, hoping to find therein an anodyne for his disappointment, and succeeds in amassing for himself a considerable fortune from an old mine his employer has refused to work. Fortune's wheel turns slowly but surely, and Abraham Lynn finds himself on the verge of bankruptcy. His daughter's fiance, Cunningham, refuses to help him, but the noble instincts of Ulvarston prompt the latter to assist the old man in his distress. Gradually Annie Lynn learns the true character of Canninghnm, and marries Ulvarston. There are exciting incidents in the coal mines, including the entombment of several miners by a large fall. Ulvarston is over- powered by gas in a daring attempt at rescue, and is injured by a falling rock. The reader becomes interested in the hero and heroine from the first chapter, and follows them with increasing interest through all the vicissitudes which lead tl5 their union. THE OPENING CHAPTERS OF rjlHE MINE ASTER'S DAUGHTER, 'F BY X MONK FOSTER APPEARED ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH. M PAINF,, BILL POSTER, AND ADVERTISING AGENT, For Aberdare, Hirwain, Mountain Ash, Peurhiwceiber, and District, 25, OA-NO N-STREET "13590. (Opposite NewPublicHall^ 1137 r ■ notices. jC /^ARDIFF AND BORDEAUX /nir ifTTr iiy'>^ The CARDIFF STEAMSHIP llj^COMPANY'S FIRST-CLASS SCREW KAMERS will sail as follows, circum* statK-es DM inn ting :— ^E • •Bordeaux „ „ ..Dec. 10 GARONNli ..Bordeaux for Cardiff Dec. 7 With goods and passengers. For Rates of Freight, &c,, apply to Mr A.G. Todd. 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