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PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS CARDIFF. fJIHEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. Lessee and Manager .ROBERT REDFORD. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30,\ The New Farcical Comedy, MR. HOPKINSON, By R. C. CARTON. Preceded by THE IMPOSSIBLE TRIO. Next Week ffiaeter Monday at 2 and 7.30), THE CHRISTIAN. Box Office at Theatre 10 to 5. Nat Tel.. 362. a6334 K ING'S J-LHEATRE, CARDIFF. 4aole Lessee and Manager.FRANK BATEMAN. TO-NIGHT, at F.30, THE FVXECL-TIONEWS JJAUGHTER. Next Week: A WOMAN'S LOVE. Easier Monday-Matinee at Two o'clock. Booking Office open 11 to 2. Na.t. Tel., No. 01393. a16".A Tia not in mortals to command success, but we'll do more-deserve it,Addison. THE -C ARDYFF JJMPIRE, QUEEN-STREET. Hnoaging Director .OSW ALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! (Good Friday excepted.) FRED KARNO'S LATEST AND GREATEST CREATION, ,MOSES & SON. Written and Arranged by Fred Karno, Fred Xitohen, and Harold Gatty. Music Composed and Arranged by Dudley Powell. The Company includes Fred Kitchen, and, Vith. this sole exception, this Ooloesal Attrac- tion will be Presented by a Stupendous OaBt. composed entirely of acknowledged Hebrew Artistes.'—including Miss Leah Morris (late Principal Fkxrodora Company), Miss Janet Reeve (sister of Ada Reeve), Miss Kate Forster (from t-he Savoy Theatre), Miss Rose Abra- hams (from the Gaiety Theatre), Mr. Herbert Landeck. and Mr. Anthony Gordon. For the correct representation of this Novel and Original Production, the entire plant of Scenery, Properties, Costumes, Electrical Effects, Ac., have been specially painted, designed, and manufactured at Karno's Theatrical Factory, Camber-well, under. the immediate direction and personal supervision of Mr. Fred Karno. The Typewriters used i-n "Moses & Son" axe Royal Barlock Visible Writing Machines. Perkins (caretaker at Moses & Son"). Mr. FRED KITCHEN. Scene 1. Bank of "Moses & Son," wm'baTd- fctreet, City. Scene 2. The Stock Exchange, Throgmort,on-gtTeet.. Scene 3. The Mosee Jfansion, Park-lane; the Ball-room. "The Policeman and the Baby." REZENE & ROBINI. THE GRAND NATIONAL Ite-proamed on the American Bioscope. HARRY CONLIN, Comedian. The Renowned Juggler. WALTER BELLONINI. {ERNEST HFATHOOTIE, Comedian. BOSIE COLEMAN, Sand Dancer.. ANDOS, Happy Little Japs. Bicycles Stored Free of Charge. Two Performances Nightly. Early One Between Seven o'clock and Nine; Late One between Nine o'clock and Eleven. AU Artlstœ Appear at Each Performance. L18863 PHILHARMONIC TTALL, JL ST. MARY-STREET. — MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. The AMERICAN BIOSCOPE COMPANY Present the IJIRAIN w RECKERS, In Twenty Exciting Scenes. She Race for the GRAND NATIONAL. A STORY OF A BROWN HAT. Genuine Pictures of the RESCUED MINERS atCOURRIERES. A Thrilling Subjecit. JHttnidreds of New Pictures from AU Parte of the Globe. Entertaining Side Shows. CONTINUOUS PROGRAMME. Admission Sixpence to See Everything. a6354 pARE-HAiLt, CARDIFF. TO-DAY AT THREE. TO-NIGHT AT EIGHT. LAST TWO PERFORMANCES. THE ST. LOUIS TALKING AND SINGING PICTURES. ;"PK :-Zd., 6d., Is.: Reserved Seats, Is. 6d. Doors Open 2.30 aaid 7.30 p-m. Early Doors Two and Severn p.m. (3d. Extra). 3354sl4 NEWPORT. THE NEWPORT EMPIRE, ?- CHARLES-STREET. Managing Director 01;WALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! (Good Friday excepted.) SCANNING'S ENTERTAINERS, in a second edition of The Hotel Boots." Frank Dunlop, comedian. Marie Collins, the bright spirited singer. The Grand National ne-produoed on the American Bioscope. Reed- Oetzmann Troupe, in On Tour in the Srrol." Marzella's Birds. Lady Fanntleroy. mors and Lola. B. H. DOUGLASS. the Private Detective. L18864 Lye E U M, VEWPORT.,1 Lessee A Manager. 1 SIDNEY COOPER, BASTER MONDAY, AND DURING THE WEEK; at 7.30. GREAT HOLIDAY ATnRAOTION. Vbe Successful Homely Drama., THE LITTLE BREADWINNER. mlATINEE EASTER MONDAY and TUESDAY, At Two o'clock. APRIL 30th WEEK— 2624 THE CARL ROSA OPERA COMPANY. t5=- J K gPRING-TIMB Kature requirea a little assistance, the myntem needs toning up and strengthening, and conditions appear -which should be I promptly remedied. Don't wait until your <fcGBjth becomes impaired-take at once a -eouTge of medioine which is known the world I over as the beet Spring Medicine. BEECflAM'S PILLS are a most efficacious remedy for swing lassitude and listlessnese. They purify the blood, strengthen the nerves, and exert a beneficial tonic action throughout the entire misem. Becin to ta/ke them now, for BEEOHAM'S PILLS jjRING JOT AND JJRIGHTNESS. Sold everywhere In benes, price 1/11 (56 pillg; 1mi I/O (168 pilola). I FURNITURE. AT HALF-PRICE BANKRUPT STOCK FROM LONDON FACTORY. JWST BE OLEARED QUICKLY. GRAND: OPPORTUNITY. ■PT-w and First?cbm Condition. Mprm?M AND PARLOUR SUITES. BED- PIANOS.OVERMANTELS, ^^OARDS, kiiqMM FUBNTTURE, &0. DON'T BE ENTICED into OTHER SHOPS-COME TO US. LIST fBEE BY RETURN OF POST. DEIdVEBY FREE. Six Kitchen Chairs Given with J Each Furnishing Order. HUGHES & CO., FACTORY PRICE FURNISHERS ? CHUFXH-STREW, M?6AM6B?-HOAW? MM- J EXCURSIONS. RED FUNNEL LINE. Xt SAILINGS From CARDIFF and PENARTH. (Weather and eiroumstances permitting.) APRIL, 1906. LEAVE CABDIFF. I LEAVE WKSTON. Esat. Sat., 14—9.15, 11.15 am, 1.10.0 am, 12.0 noon, Ea'st. m 1.25. 7.50 pm lr6.25, 8.15 pm East. MM.,16—9.20, 11.10,0, "10.0, *11. £ 5 am, 1.45, on3" .0, 8.?10 pm 8.15, 9.40 pm Ea.3t. TU.l. 11.25 am, 1 10.10 8là, 9'.1:n *3.3, 2.15, 4.15 pm j 9.30 pm ? e<L,13—10.53 am, 2.0, 3,45 pm 11.35 am, "U5, 5.20 ?m ThM., 19-*6.40 am, 1.15, 3.15 I 11.50 am, *2.0, 4.0, 6.20 5.15 pm J pm LEAVECABDIFF. j LEAVE CLEVEDON. Easter Mon., 16—3.0 pm 178..310 5 pm EMterTues., 17-4.15 pm 8.30 pm LEAVE~CARIHFFl I LEAVE MINKREAD. Easter S?t., 14-9.30 am 7.40 pm East.. Mem., 16—9.3& am, 12.23 7.45 pm LEAVE CARDIFF. ITEAYE ILFRAOOMBE. Easter Sat.,14—R9.20, P9.30am, 14.50, 6.15 pm PI. 30 pm Easter Mon., 16—R9.20, P9.30 4.30, t6.15 pm am, P12.20 pm EasteT Tues., 17—E9.20 am | 4.30 pm Wed., 18—R9.20 am, P2.30 pm I 4.30 pm, t7.0 pm » not uïrat- Penarth. EASTER SATURDAY. AFTERNOON TRIP to I.YNMOUTH and ILFRACOMBE.—Cardiff Pier-head 1.30 pm; Ilfraoombe 6.15 pm. Fare—2s 6d. EASTER MONDAY. DAY TRIP to BRISTOL (direcl).-Cardriff Pier-head 8.25 a.m.; Bristol 10.30 am, 11.0 pun. Special faire-s-Single Is 6d, Return 2s. AFTERNOON TRIP to CLEVEDON, via. Weston.-Ca.rdiff 3.0 pm; Clevedon 7.15 pm. F.are-Singl.e Is, Return Is 6d. EASTER TUESDAY. AFTERNOON TRIP to CLEVEDON, via Weston.—Leave Cardiff 4.15; returning from. Clevedon 8.30 pm. Fare-Singl.e Is, Return is 6d. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. AFTERNOON TRIP to ILFRACOMBE.— Cardiff Pier-head 2.30 pm; Ilfracombe 7.0 p.m. Fare—2s 6d. Oalls off Lynmouth 35 minutes before and after Ilfracombe, except trips marked t. R Special Boat Train from Riverside Station, via Barry Pier, at 9.20 a.m. each day. P From Cardiff Pier-head. Penarth 10 minutes later, except Trips marked The fares from Riverside Station to Lyn- mouth and Ilfracombe, via Ltarrry Pier, are the same as from Cardiff Pier-head. Season Tickets, f,2 lie. A limited number available between Cardiff and Weston, 11 Is., and Half-fare Coupon Books on Sale. Through Bookings from Stations on the Barry, Taff Va.le. and Rhymney Railways. Excursion Bookings to DEVON and CORN- WALL from Cardiff Pier-head or Riverside, via Barry Pier and Ilfracombe. For Further Particulars apply 13arry and Bristol Channel Steamship Company, Mer- chants' Exchange, Cardiff. Nat. Tel.. 156. Tele,gra,me. Devonia. Cardiff." &6248 THIS IS THE^m Third Great Art Drawing HELD BY THB National Art Union FOR THE READERS OF THE It WESTERN MAIL," II EVENING, EXPRESS" itrs tl WEEKLY MAIL" The Winner in the First Draw- ing was a Charwoman, who received, a Prize value 2155. The Winner of the First Prize in the Second Competition, value £100, was a Police Sergeant. The Winner of the Second Prize, value f.30, was the wife of an Inland Revenue Officer, and The Winner of the Third Prize, value £20, was an Engine Driver. [ ——— j 19" You can start to-day. THE CONDITIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS L In every issue from the 29th of January until the 24th of May will appear on Pace 1 of the Western Mail," Eveming Express," and Weekly Mail" an Art Union Coupon. 2. Each t reader forwarding a Coupon, to- gather with Two Halfpenny Stamps, to the 1 National Art- Union, Western Mail Chambers. Cardiff, will become a. Member of the National Art Union, and be entitled to one chance in the Grand Prize Drawing, which will take place on June 18, 1906. The Stamps MUST NOT BE GUMMED to the Coupon. A reader may Bend in any number of Coupons provided tnat each Coupon is accompanied by Two Halfpenny Stamps or a Postal Order. 3. The Prize-winners will be notified after the drawing, and the list of names and addresses may be inspected at the Art Un'on Offices, Western Mail Chambers, Cardiff, and at their' Head Office*, 10, Lancarter-plaoe, Strand. W.C., or will be forwarded upon application, accompanied by 008 Penny Stamp. 4. In addition to the Three Prizes already mentioned, one prize, consisting of a repro- duction of a well-known work of art, will be given in every fifty chances or Coupons, and all who subscribe for and send in not less than 60 Coupons in one batch, and do not win one or more prizes, will be entitled to a CONSOLATION PRIZE. 6. When the Coupons are received oa43h Coupon will be numbered, and these num- bers will be publicly drawn from a large Ballot Wheel for Prizes in the presence of the Managing Committee (approved by the Board of Trade) and the Members at the General Meeting of the National Art Union, on Jane 18. 1906. 6. All coupons must be forwarded on or before May 31,1906, and if members so desire they may be saved until that time a.nd for- warded in one batch. It wil be distinctly understood that this Art Union drawing is organised and promoted entirely by the National Art Union, working under the Act for Legalising Art Unions, 9 and 10. Victoria c. xlviii.. and by express authority of his Majesty's Board of Trade. POSTAL ORDERS MAY BE BENT WHEN SIX OR MORE COUPONS ARE FORWARDED. An acknowledgment of the receipt of Coupons can only be given when they are accompanied by a stamped aad directed envelope. MRS. WILLIAMS 28, and 30 ROYAL ARCADE, CARDIFF ?ving just returned from London, is NOW BLOWING the LATEST STYLES in SPRING MILLINERY. BLOUSES. SKIRTS, GLOVES, BRLTa. NECKWEAR, CHILDREN'S COATS, PELISSES, HATS AND BONNETS, UNDERCI/OTHING, CORSETS, SPECIAL LINES AT in. lljd. Marcrabout and Feather Stoles a Spediailirte. An Inggeotaon. Solicited. anU I EXCURSIONS. P AND A. CAMPBELL (LIMITED). SAILINGS FROM CARDIFF AND PENARTH (Wind, Weather, and Circumstances Permitting). APRIL. LEAVE CAii&irF LEAVE WESTON. Sat.,14—S.20, 11.20am, 1.30, 7.30 10.10 am. 12.10, 6.20, 8.33 Men., 16—8.15, *9.30, 10.15, *9.0, *10.15, 11.5 am, *11.15 am, 12.15, *1.15, 2.15, -12.0, 1.5, *2.0, 7.30, 3.0, 8.45 pm 8.0, 9.45 pm Tucs.,17—9.30, 11.30?m,2.0, 4.45 110.30 am, *12.20, 3.45, 9. 30 ? (.?., 18—11.0 am, 1.0, 3.0 pm ) 12.0, *1.45, 5.30 pm 2.15, 4. ?' 5 p .1.15, 3.5, 6.15 pm T h rLs.k, -A-Vk-(?-kilblI-'F.LE-AY-ECLE-VEDON. Sat., 14-dc7.30 pm 10.10 am Mon.. K—E.2.15 p!n 7.0 pm LEAVE CARDIFF. LEAVE BRISTOL Fat., 14—dc7.30 pm 9.0 am, 8.45 pm Mon., 16-"8.]5 .? *c8.30 pm 10.30 am, 10.45 pm Tv.es., 17—*10.30 am, bcll.O pm 1.0 pm Wed., 13—b?l'2.M ?m ? ?? ?— LEAVE CARDIFF. I LEAVE r t F RA comkr-. Rat., 14—"fl 1.0 am I 5.0 pm Mon., lS-f10.30 am 6.15 pin Tues., 17-f10.30 am, 3.0 pm §8.30 pm Wed., 18— j 10.0 am Steamer calls off Lynmouth to anil fro except Trips marked §. EASTEK^MONI)A Y, APRIL 16th. ———— Whole Day Trip to BRISTOL.—Cardiff *8.15 am; Bristol 10.30 am, 10.45 pm. Special fares: Single Is 6d, Return 2s. MINEHEAD and ILFRACOMBE.—Cardiff 10.30 am, Ufraoombe 6.15 om, Minchead 8.0. Fares: Minehead—Single 2s 6d, Return is; lIfra- combe—Single 2s 6d and 3s 6d, Return 3a and 4s. CLEVEDON, via Westoll.-Ca.rdiff 2.15 pm; Clevedon 7.0 pm. Single Trip to NEWPORT.-Cardiff *9.30 pm. TUESDAY, APRIL 17th. AFTERNOON TRIP to ILFRACOMBE.— Cardiff 3.0 pm; Ilfracombe 8.30. Return fare: 2s 6d. Note.—This Steamer calls off Lyn- mouth down journey only. -t- ♦Does not can at Penarth. tCheapTloute to DEVON or,d CORNWALL. a Penarth 25 minutes earlier, b Penarth 30 minutes earlier. d Penarth 40 minutes earlier, c Single only, e Via Weston. A Limited Number of Half Fare Coupon Books (Not Transferable) will be issued. Through Bookings from all Taff Vale and Rliynmey Stations to Weston and Ilfracombe. For Further Particulars apply W. GUY, 70a, Bute-street, Cardiff. a&267 Tj?ASTER HOLIDAYS! COOK'S TOUM !-Extremely I?w Fares! Cardiff to Rome and Back for 5 guineas. Paris 2as., Brussels 34s. 6d., Oetend 29s. 8d. Boulogne 33s 10d., Dieppe 36s., Channel Islands 22s., Switzerland, Riviera, Sea. Cruises on Liners, Home ReeortiS, Hotels, &,c.Ap-ply for Pro- grammes and Tickets for All Railways and Steamship Lines to Messrs. TROUNCE and SONS, Bute Docks, Cardiff. (Wires: Trounce, Oardiff. Tel. Nat.. 200.) 62033 PUBLla NOTICES. 2ND GLAMORGAN R.G. A (VOLUNTEERS). REGIMENTAL ORDERS BY COLONEL H. OAKDEN FISHER. V.D., Commanding. Cardiff, 13th April, 1906. 1. Parades.—Tuesday, Company Drill, with arms. Friday, Battery Drill, uuder P.S. Saturday, 21st inst., Drill at Fort Laverneck; Parade at Queen-street Station at 2.50 p.m.; Uniform to be worn. Signalling, D.R.P. Specialists, Laying, Stretcher Drill, and medical inspection of recruits each evening. 2. Extract from London Gazette," dated 7th April, 1906.—" 2nd Glamorgan R.G.A. (Vol.).—Captain and Hon. Major A. E. Taylor resigns his commission, with permission to retain his rank and wear the prescribed uni- form. Lieutenant A. L. Moon resigns his commission. The undermentioned Lieu- tenants to be captains:—R. J. T. ReeS) A. T. Gibson, A. P. Thomas." 3. Postings.—Captain R. J. T. Rees is posted to command No. 3 Company; Captain A. T. Gibson is posted to command No. 6 Company; Captain A. P. Thomas is posted to command No. 10 Company. 4. Duties.—The Company on duty for ensu- ing week: No. 3 Company. Medical officer: Surgeon-captain C. O. Parsons. (Signed) J. E. G. FOLLETT. Captain and Adjutant, 2nd Glam. R.G.A. (Vols.). PEN ARTH COMPANIES. Wednesday.-Compa;ny amd Recruit Tram- ing at Eight p For Duty: Sergeant Collins, Trumpeter Matthews. (Signed) H. C. VIVIAN, Captain. Conunan4M$Peiiarth. Companies^ NOTICB. Officers attending tlie Dramatic Performance at Penarth on the 20th and 21st inst., will appear in Mess Dress. a5001 SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTH- SHIRE CLERKS* ASSOCIATION. The Nineteenth. Annual General Meeting of the Members of the aCOOve Association will be held at the Royal Hfcttel, Cardiff, oni Saturday, the 21st April. at 6.46 p.m. At the elofie of the meeting a Smoking I Concert will take place. e2191 RJTO S HOPKEEPERS. SHOPKEEPERS AND OTHERS REQUIRING NEW SHOP SUN BLINDS (Spring Roller or Hook Up) are Invited to Send for Estimates to MORGAN and RICHARDSON, Sun Blind Specialists, 43, BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF. Blinds Fixed in Any Part of the Country. Nat. Tel. No., 326. Telegrams, Tarpaulins, Cardiff. e2028 HOTELS AND HYDROS. I EsJ: AT¿DRTH. -? CAWL. SPECIAL EASTER TERMS. I REDUCED TERMS FOR VISITORS STAYING ONE MONTH. e2184 SALES BY TENDER. VALE OF GLAMORGAN. rpo be SOLD by TENDER, as a Going Concern, the Business of WHEELWRIGHT and CARPENTER for some years carried on at St. Athan by Mr. James J. David, with 3i-h.p. Oil Engine. Stock-in-Trade, and UnexpiTed Term of Lease of Premises. The Stock. &c. can be Inspected upon application to the Vendor, on the Premises. Tenders to lie sent to Mr. J. David. Auctioneer, Caw. bridge. on or before 24th inst. eZle7 SUNDAY SERVICES DEUTSCHER GOTTESDIENST.— BARRY DOCK, 100, Kingelamd-cresoeovt, 3.30 p.m. CARDIFF, 186, Bute-road, 7.30 p.m.— J. Achilles. Seamen's Pastor. el994 BUSINESS ADDRESSES FURNITURE. NEW PREMISES JUST OPENED. TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUY. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. £5.629 15 0 Worth of Household Furniture, including several Pianos, 5ft. and 6ft. Solid Oak and Walnut Sideboards, Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Bedroom Suites, Dining and Drawing Room Suites, etc., etc., has been removed from our London Showrooms, to be disposed of by Private Sale at very low prices. Sale commencing each day at 10.0 a.m. Call amd inspect our Stock, or if not able to mil isc-nd for CataJogne, free on application. CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS DELI VERED-FREE Note our only South Wales Address: THE WEST LONDON FURNISHERS, 47. ST. MARY-ST.. G.W.R. End, opposite the Theatre Royal, CARDIFF..5230 REYNO LOS' B B EAD A WORD ON BREAD. The Bread which contains most nutriment is J. REYNOLDS & CO.'S Gold Medal WHEAT-MEAL BREAD It is as appetising as cake. EASILY DIGESTED. Is both a. muscle and tissue builder. ORDER REYNOLDS' BROWN BREAD FROM YC?Up LOCAL BAKER. €ole Makers of Gold Medal Wbea-t-meal: J. REYNOLDS and 00. (Ltd.), m MILLERS, GLOUCESTER. tI I u PREPAID SCALE. COMBINED SCALE for Small Prepaid Advertise merits in the "WEHEUN MAIL and "EVENIG EXPRESS :— WORDS. I THRKK SIX TIMES. TIM US S. D. 9. D. S. D. 14 words 0 8 1 4 2 0 15 to 22 words 1 0 20 SO 23 to 3C words 1 4 28 4 0 F,ach extra 80 4 08 1 0 words Small Prepaid Advertisements are inserted in the EVENI- EXPRESS" at the following rates:— "'T THREE SIX OxtCK 'l'UU;S. TIMES. TINKS. TIMICS. S. D. s. D. S: D. 14 wo/as 0 3 06 0 9 15 to 22 words. 0 5 010 1 3 23 t0,30 words. 0 7 12 19 Each extra 8 7 7' wordr 0 2 04 1-0 61 In all cases the naaie and addre63 are counted a6 part of the Advertisement. PERSONAL _PERSONAL? of Mfg. ?/ Kara?i Comners—height bft. 8in., sandy liair, sandv complexion, small face, small grey eyes, small mole left side chin; little lamo right foot; large joint second on the big toe; wearing brown cloak down to her hips; littla boy with her, 14 months old, liglit brown hair-to Samuel Collings, 53, Fern-hill, will receive the above reward. 026¡;a.°21 TKUST.—Can arrangement completed lines my J_ many proposals altered your discretion, detaining sum guarantee fulfilment alternative doclincad refer matter back.-X. e2614811 WILL T. Communicate with Fr:cnds*?n*'t? ? V Nurt? en the 2?rd and DHh of this month. 0,20 "TrTIS Country, uid Gir' 7 cs o.-H- Isc.()uiîtiY;-King;nd-GirC" aung ??iUie Lindon, Worda and Music ■ will Appear in To- morrow Sunday's Umpire." Order at once from your newsagent. e2139 t'?T'lLL the Person w]?o tc<;k Gent'a?'B?c?cIe from V V cut?ide Central Hotel, Cardiff, TLie?-?ay after- noon, pleasa return same to 23, Cameron-street, Car- diff; information will be given to police if not returned Immediately; numbers and marks known. e2565sl6 LOST AND FOUND. LOST, a Gold travelling from ^lacsteg JLJ to Llwynypia by 9.15 train; finder will be hand- somely ruvardeid.Appry Police-station, Maesteg. oslS MEDICAL rilHE Retreat, Yor 'robatic?;iers wanted for JL Mental Nursing Training for Three or Four Years; lectures, certificate; uniform and laundry; salary from commencement; excellent health essential. —Apply, with photo, station, profession, or business of father, to Matron. c6713 WANTEp, a Junior Assistant in Colliery District; C170 per annum, with rooms, coal, and gas, and 10s. extra miclwifery.-Reply Box M 19, Evening Express, Caxditf. c6724 PRIVATE pursing and Convalescent Home.—Chfonicl JT Jftcdical, and Surgical Cases received; sunny aspect; high and bracing; near wells and bath.- Terms on orplioatioa to Nurse Murphy, Homestead, Llandrinftod, Wells. cGno MiEDIOAL, Practitioners are requested not to apply l\' for appointments under the Ebbw Vale Work- men's Doctors Fund without first oommunicating with the Medical Secretary, British Medical Association, 429, Strand, London, or Honorary Secretary, Mon- moutlisbire Division, 19, Gold Tops, Xewport. e2463614 CLERICAL WANTED, As?t?tantCura? ?1em?ilCountry  Parh; light, but Interesting work; bachelor; priest; interested in young men; healthy, beautiful country, three hours from London; Severn Tunnel Junction Station in pari&h; June, OT as scon as pos- sible; stipend, excellent furnished lodgings and £120.- References to Archdeacon Bruce, Bogiet Rectory, New port, Mon. 4sll LEGAL. BOY, just leaving eehool. wanted for Soi:citor's BOInce.?kpply, in own handwriting, stating age, schooling, and parents' poeition, L 83, Evening Kxpreas, Q'.idJt. e252-tslJ SCHOLASTIC. A6S1STANT Schoolmaster wanted for Quakers' Yard XTruant School; salary C45 per annum, with board, lodging, and lauildry.-kpply the Superinten- dent. C6631  Teacher WMted, Art  M, S-'1UPPLEf.ET"\JY 'lèac/Jm- wanted, Art. t8, S Infants' Department, renarth Nation&l School; salary £ 25.—Ap<piy Secretary. e2593s20 ",ULY ,Nursery Governess wanted Gdrl of Eight; JLF musxal; needlewoman.—Write, statins previous engagements. age, &c„, to M 17, iEvening Express Office, Cardiff. e2598sl4 Jfj (Board of Education and Ablatt'a system) requires Further Visiting Engagements in South Wales Dis- trict; six years in best London art scbools.-Taylor, Bryngwyn-road, Newport. e2560518 HOUSEKEEPERS, díc. I LADY dosir&5 Situation as Children's Sewia {.-niM; I JLj good needlewoman.—B., Jubilee Cottage, Caer- went, Chepstow. e'.443sl4 SITUATION wanted by respectable Widow as Working Housekeeper.—B., 8, Eoeser-street, I Wainfelin, Pontypool. enOSS17 HOUSEKEEPillt.—Wanted, for Single Gemtleman? lr., experienced Working Housekeeper; good plain k.-kpply Manager, London and Provincial Bank, CowBridse, Glam. e2594s23 t?7'ORKiNG Housekeeper or good General requYred for Single Gentleman, Pembrokeshire; ti8 to E20 per annUm.-M 4, Evening Express, Cardiff. e?216 -RPEC'11A:BLE Farmei's--Da.ugliter- seeks Situation Useful Help, Mother's Help, or Nurse.—L 89, Evening Express, Cardiff. eZ556sl8 SUPERIOR young Widow seeks Situation House- ketper or Help.-Suerior, EVenin Exprem, Merthyr. e2535sl8 ANTED, Useful Help; plain cooking; Tised?o W~ children. Also Servaat.—L 74, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2522sl4 LINEN-Keeper, Scwingmaid, by Widow; recom- JLj mended; email wages to have girl 4J.—Bines, llest, PoruhcawL e2431sl7 DOMESTIC SERVANTS WANTED, experienced Parlourmaid; Churohw?aa. w -.kpplv letter cnjy, Ws. Arthur Lewis, Tr?- newydd, LiL&i. c6638 W ANTED, good General at on#.—Apply Mril tT Thomas, Five Belle, Bridgend. eJ63flsl8 WA-NTiED, experienced General; four in fam;ly; W nurse kept; L13.-Mrs. Jones, Trevethin CQt- tage, Llanishen. e2605s20 WANTED at once, good Cook-General; alio Generals; good wages.—Servants' Registry, Abertillery. e26l0s20 TXT"ANTED at offcc^TGeneralScrvant^Apply Bow- < lands, Coach and Horses, Caerwent, Chepstow. e2611s20 ANTED immediately, good Plain. Cook.—Apply Vv .Mr?. CliSord FeMce, Taff Brae, Cefncoed. es20 •VVTTV j-ANTED at once, a strong Girl as Kitchenm?d7 f f -Iltley, Central Hotel, Merthyr. e2603sl8 W- AN'Í'W;-3rd-)iï\Y;-Rous{¡'ma:ld;-ageirahOut 237 W?.-t be experienced and have good references. Apply Penarth House, Penarth. e26l7s20 OUNTRY Girl, 19, erquires Situation General or ?OUNTRY &irl, 19, requires Situation General cr four years; Penajth, Porthcawi preferred.-M 6, Even- ing Express, Cardiff. e2580sl9 AVrED, second week in May, good Plain Cook; W three in family; country.—Apply, with refer- ences, stating wages, Miss Carver, Wenallt, Carmar- then. e25Blsl9 WANTED" immediately, House-Parlourmaifl; three W in family; country.—Apply, with references, 6tating wages, Miss Carver, Wenallt, Carmarthen. esl9 a,OOD Cook-General wanted; four in family; three G.t,lier servants and boy for boots, &c.-APPIY Mrs. S., 53, Newport-road, Cardiff. e257Cs16 WAl^TED, good Cook; willing to do a little housework; abstainer; two in family; two ser- vants kept.St&te wages, Mrs. Clarke, Govilon Rec- tory, Abergavenny. e2547sl8 WANTED at once, experienced Cimeral; houee- W maid kept.—Apply M. Morris, Clydach Vicarage, near Swansea. e2552sl4 GENiEHAI~Servant, with good reference, wanted Gat once; woman for washing; small family; governee6; wages £18.-Mrs. Bloomer, Penpont, Clydach ne3r Swansea. e2542sl8 A* NTED, a General Servant; small family; help W Ki?eu; good references.—Apply 11, Dogo-street. e2529sl4 "TXTANTED, good Cook-General by \.pril 30.- W Apply Mrs. Jabez Thomas, ?-cerrig, Swansea. e2523518 ITUATION wanted as Kitchenmaid; disengaged April 12th; good references.-L 56, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2476sl6 'NVAZN-LIIIM imtiiediately, good Plain Cook in Gentle- if man's Family; Churcllwmuan.-Eaton, Dale, Milford Haven. c6675 EiPEP-IENCKD Cook-General wanted for Quakers' JPJ Yard Truant School, for 1st May; wages £ 20.— Apply the Matron. C6632 W,A.INTED, a good, strong Girl in Farmhouse; three in family; nurse kept; good home.— Apply, With reference, to Donne, Monkton, Wick, Bridgend. e2442sl4 ANTED immediately, House-Parlourmaid; small yy family- good references.—Mrs..John Evans, Penybryn, Pontypridd. e2377914 HOTEL SERVANTS, &c. WANTED immediately, experienced Vaults Bar- maid; good oharacter indispensable.—References and wages required to Manager, Griffin Hotel, Bryn- mawr. CZ708 ANT!Eb~a.t once, am??M?tenoed Houae-Cbam?- JNII'd. X.II Head Hotel, Now- port. <62S7tel8 k A HOTEL SERVANTS, Continued WANTED at once, Sin?e-haaded Chamhcnnaid,— IV State age, wages, refei-cncM, Wynnstay Hotel, Machynlleth. e2..89511 WA.NTED, young Lady for Hotel Bar; Welsh pre- I f ferrod.—Apply Wyndham Hotel, Bridgend. el!H WANTED at Onm, Second Waiter for tlie Newport t t and County Club; experienced; good refer- ences; understand billiards.-Manageress, King's Head Hotel, Newport. e25755J8 RESPECTABLE young Person wanted as Barmaid, \1 and Assist Housework.—Bc?erencM, HarshaU, Griffin Vaults, Brecon. cESn C^OOK wants Situation in ifrst-class FamJiy or Corn- C mcrcial Hotel; thoroughly experjenced.ddrœs M. M., Castlo Hotel, Merthyr Tydfil. e2E4^E14 WANTED, an experiesced Commcrcial-roora it Waitress—Apply Mrs. Bentley, Central Hotel, Merthyr. e2534sl3 ANTED, respectable Girl, ta As&tst in Kitchen. W —Apply Great Western Hotel, Cardiff. e25!9sl4 ANTED, reliable, sober Cellarm&n, well up to his business; exceptional references necessary.— Bridgend Hotel, Pentre. e2542sl4 "\V \V T ANTED immediately, a House-Chambermaid^ t" also a Laundres,pply Proprietress, Cam- march Hotel, 12angaminarch Wells. e2494sl7 ANTED, good Working-Cook; help glven.tate W age, wage, reference?, "Wynnstay Hotel, MachynUeth. e248817 ANTED at once, C cc-Commercir.1 State age, wage, leferencses, Wyanstay Hotel, Machynlleth^ e249«)sl7 WANTED at once, Barmaid for Hotel Bar; must i" 00 thoroughly experienced; good reierences; aged 26.—Manageress, King's Head Hotel, Newport. e24i?t.l4 NURSES WANTED, -Nurse?ktte-ndant for Invalid Lady; 17 rmu.st be bright, cbh'e, :md experienced.-State experience, references, L 59, Evening Exprœs, Cardiff. e250117 W" ANTED, beginning of May, Nurse-Housemaid; W must have character for re.>ctability.-Anpíy Mrs. Griffiths, Vicarage, blantrisailt. c6711 ANTED7 by midfdie cf May ryOTingG irl as TTr.der- \V Nurse; not u4dlr ? years.—Apply Mrs. W. L. Morgan, 5, Gwydr-gafdens, Swansea. e2435s17 CLERKS, MANAGERS, &c. SECRETARY wanted for Swansea Y.M.C.A., Septem- ber 1st.—State age, qualification, salary required, fu'J particulars, before April oGtb, to T. 1'. Coqk, EH1., The Mirador, Swansea. e2525sl8 WANTED, sharp Boy for O%co W&rk.—Apply J. and C. Sankey, Hope ..street, Cardiff. e25376l6 CHARTEKED Accountant :bM a Vacancy for ail C Articled Clerk; premium required, which will b" returned in salary.—M 22, Evening Express, CardUI. ba returned in -,aiar3"22, E,en-Iig Express, Cardiff. ACCOUNTANT wanted; able to take entire c?rce Xof books, including accounts of several branches, and preparation of balance-sheet; also to take charge of office in managers absence.—State age, salary, a.nd references to Manager, Breconshire Coal and Lime Company (Limited), Brecon. e2.534s16 COtiT Office.—Intelligent young Man, quick at figures, wanted in large Manufacturer's Office; state a?e, experience, salary required.—Apply Elliott's Metal Company (Limited), Burry Pert. e2550sl4 YOUTH, aged 19, desires situation -as tfhortband- JL Typist or General Clerk; five )Iears, experience; thorough knowledge -of bookkeeping.—Apply L 77, Evening Express, Cardiff. e253014 ABROAD.—Anyone Wishing fpr a Situation Abroad or in the Colonies ehejald send two penny stumps for the "Ccionizer," 17;L I Iildon-slroet, Lon- don. OCIZ4 30a. W««kly.—Spare-time ampioymcnt Odered to t) Either Sex who, can write; particular* frft.- Addra"ed ensiciv to M=&ger, Gl&adow«. Torquay. Eshblllbed 1893. *?' t??' HOW Can I Assist the Bome? Money saved in the iiome. Suro means of earning a living prorlded by Automatic Knitter; ivork taken to double cost of machine.—Write C. E., 67, Southwirk-gtreet, London. el359 AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. EVERYBODY wants something. I Provide Every- J'J thin?." In four years I ¡ baepaid to Spare- time Agents £ 112,655 19s. 9d. -(jonimiseion.—Write for particulajs of agency, J. G. Graves, Agency Dept., The World's Supply Warehouse, Sheffield. el320 THE Scottish Plate Glass; Insurance Company (Limited) requires a Pew influential Agents'in South, wales; splendid terms toigood raen.-Arply, by letter in first instance, to Mr; Mathieson, Secretary, 1, Ca:uwn-sirp.1!l., .*?. — eM<Bti4 rT?BAVRLLER?mMLted? for?outb?Wtlea, &c., by Old- Tegtablished Bri-Aol House, wit-h good connection; thorough knowledge of coachbuilders, wheelwrights, smiths, and builders' ironmongery essential; per- manency to a capable man; salary, expellses and mi&sjom.—FuU particulars, with photo, to L 44, ,,r.- ing Express, Cardiff. cid5 SHOP ASSISTANTS, MILLINERS DRAPEHY.—Junior YomigManwantedimme- Ddiately, three or four years' experience; WeIEh.- &=uel. Pontlottyn. e2E2 £ sl8 WANTED, a first-class MUHner.—Apply, stating 'V age, references, and wages expected (outdoor), Co-operative Stores, Commercial-street, Tredegar. eslS IUONMONGERY.—Wanted, Junior Assistant, to Take Cbarge of Cycle Dp?r?,m,?ut.-Apply, stating age, references, and wages required, Davies Brothers, Iron- mongers, Llanelly. c6723 MILLINERY.—Wanted at once, good Second Hand. .U't -Wilkinson, Commercial-street, Pontypool. c6714 CROSS BrosT^Limited), Tbe Cardiff Ironmongers, require, rmart Assistant, who muet have had experience in the handling of silver, E.P., and cutlery. —Apply stating age, height, salary required, full references, enclosing plioto. c6703 WANTED, thcroughly experienced young Lady for ir Showroom; WeLsh.-Apply Thomas Lewis and Co., Swansea. e2S26sl8 Junior wanted, Mercerv Depart- ment.—John Joaes and Soll, Manchester House, Merthyr. e2c33sl4 PROVISIONiS.—Wanted, experienced Salesman for Butter Counter; references indispen-??ble.- Lipton Limited, Merthyr. e2532sl8 1WVE RY.—Wanted, smart young Man.—Glass and I Roberts, General Drapers and Milliners, Neath. ■ e2500sl7 DRESSMAKING.—Wanted imm^iateiy, stylish DDressmaker; good fit; medium class traue.—St?te age and salary required,, Thomas, Draper, Knighton, Radnorshire. e2471sl6 QMAM'? air-rc-urndAslantreq?-ed? OMmot S'L'Id of work and capable of t&klng manage- ment.-Fun particulars, letters only, Chamberlain, Grocer, Port Talbot. e2447sl4 I MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS I WANTED, by a firm of coUiery proT"'iet<?;. a competent Wagon I et?,r; Q wagon builder I by t rade will e,, e Pr??'fe -4-pply, btatirlg quali- fications, 6ge, wages required, copies cf two ist references, to M 16, Evening Exprtss, Cardiff. c6il7 WANTED, Foreman for Box and Packing CMe Works.—O. S., Evening Express, Newport, Men. e2629&18 ANTED immediately, experienced Ostler; single; f f live in.—Apply, full Particulars first tetter, Rock Hotel, Lla.ndrindod Wells. c6722 WANTED, Groom-Coachman; to make himself TV generally useful; wife to take small dairy and poultry.—M 21, Evening Express, Cardiff. eC6O9el7 MEN, Youths, desiring to become Stewards, Butchers, Bakers, kC., on Ocean Liners, send addressed envelope Edwards, 137, St. Albans-avenue, Ch is wick. C6719 AStrong Lad wanted for Stable, and aasdst"m Ah",se.-M 3, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2569sl6 w ANTED, steady, reliable an to Drive Traction I Engine in South of Spain; one used to 6team power and tools preferred.—Apply, in writing, with full particulars, references, age, and wages required, to Willie, 104, Bute-street, Cardiff. e2567si6 S ADDLE'RY.-Ben Evans and Co. (Limited), Swan- sea, have Vacancy for Working Foreman Saddler; thoroughly capable of cutting out.—State full particu- lars. e256oslS COACH-Trimmers wanted; steady employment to good rnen.-Apply Argyle Motors (Limited), Alexandria, by Glasgow. c6712 A 'rANTED, strong aged 17, with Knowledge of Driving; must be willing to make himself useful in and about house.—Apply, stating references. Dr. Joyce, Perth, near Pontypridd. e2546sl8 WKERS.=Sitùatii)O-,vanted; 9-d doughmaker and D moulder; aged 25.—Williajas, Knowle, Braunton, Devon. e255fsl8 A-S-&>çond X?n 'oF?Groom in Li,er ag 23.- XApplv no. Newman Cottage, Bonvi?ton. e2541sl4 P RlN'riNG.-Working Foreman; must be a good t Welsh proof reader.—Send references, age, and wage required to Jones, Printers, Conway. c6704 ^ARDENER.—Wanted, an experienced Gardener; XX wages 28s. per week.APPiy Dr. Mitchell, Gor- seinon, Glamorgan. e2554sl8 '-Xt.ÄNTIID at once, Uroom-Ccachman; single; in- Iv a,Tr; must be good driver, and make h'.f?self generally useful.—Apply Dr. Leah, Aberdafe. csl7 S Groom-GiLrdenkii6 go of garden and A-table wGrk; can milk; aged 32; elngie; abstainer. Apply Gittins, Herbrandstcn Rectory, Milford Haven, Pem. e2502si7 ANTED, ,S;itu on 'Faxm F&i'ff, fhoi-ouglily w experienced; aged 32; single—Apply Station- master, Loughor. e25017 ANTED, Situation as Gamokeeper; good shoFi W good trout fisTitr, and rough carpenter if required.—IAill particulars on application to Keeper, Llangwyryfon, Abcrystwyth. e2426sl6 WANTED, Night Melting-shop Foreman foTsteei TV Works; six Siemen's open liearth furnaces; must be a respectable, steady man, and fully compe- tent to take sole ohirge.-StatO age. experience, and wages required, also give references, Steel, Evening Express Office, Swansea. c66&5 W~ ANTED, for South slilp port, fs-o-r- VT oughly practical Brass Founder and Copper- smith Foreman, to Take Entire Charge of Workf.- Apply, giving full particulars and experience, to L 42, Evening Expioss, Cardiff. e2440sl4 ANTED^ competent Brick-burner for Best?hale W Facing Brick.-Appiy ?- 1'ond, Blackwood, Moa. C6700 Q¡MtD ËNER -sîtua.tjOJ1-heador81nii&- v.X hMded; good refeieceec.-?Pply ,?, TmuMl-ier. noe, Neraort. OMI018 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS, Continued. "*T7"ANXED, Situation Grcom^Gardcner; u-?eful VV married; aged 36.-B., cjo Frank Mumford, Corn Merchant, Pontypridd. e2487sl7 CANADA.—Berths Re.5CFCd on Steamer -il?ug April 2ah.-Wankd, 72 healthy young Men for Farm Work; must pay £5 towards ocean ana Canadian rail- way fare. Send stamped envelope British E.T.C. Society, Central Hall-buildings, Newingtcn, Liverpool. e24317 ROLL Turner.—Wanted, a thoroughly competent Man; six mi!l3 and cold rolls; good T?elds, wakes indispensable.—Apply L 70, Evening Express, Cardiff. 066W WANTED, young Man, Look Alter Pony and t f Mako Himsslf Generally Useful.—Bailey"'s Arm-, Pentre. e2571sl9 PARTNERSHIP. PARTNER required to Develop Timber Business, j. RhymllCY Valley; excellent railway facilities; with good connechm3; modern machinery laid-down. —Particulars, L 88, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2540sl4 SEASIDE AND COUNTRY APARTMENTS. PENARTH.—(Jo mTortable Apartments;- well fur- nished; suit one or two entlt'men.-1. St. Augustiue's-place. e?S36slB VURXJ:IH,:D 6-rcom Cottage to Let (seaside) for F Summer Months.—James, Ferndalc-ternoe, Rho()se. e2608324 IiTARMHOUSE. near Liandaff and St. Fag.%a's.- X Rooms to Let; t.e!!Iij! moderate.-L 90, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2548el8 APARTMENTS. 64, ,Z L, ir, and uperict Apartments or Board- Re(h;ne. e2601o::0 O UI'ERIOR Fuini??hod -kpart lue nis: for mar- O rea couple; good cooking and attendMicp.—24, I'onylan-road. e2596s20 IONDON.—Superior Apartments lor Visitors; by ii day or week; mcderate term?; toar? optic?nal; central.—Write requirements Manageress, 41, Bernard- street, Ru-tsell-square. e2097 WELL-Furnisiied Front Apartments; suit one or Y t' two gentlemen; terms moderate.-114, Newport- road. e2520alB CATHEDRAL-Road.—To Let, Well-furnished Apart- c ments.- L 93, Evening Expre3S, Cardiff. es18 FIR,ST-Class Beard Residence for Gentlemen; central town and stations.—31, Park-place, Cardiff. esi6 PREMISES. MESSRS. S. HERN AND FERTWEE, ?JL AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, SURVEYORS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. For List of Business Premises and Houss to be Let or Sold seo "Western Mail" daily. Printed register free. Offices, S3, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. Established iu49. el 234 TO Le Let or Sold, 82, Richmond-road; close to CM'S. T-,kppiy ,.bo?e. 7'21 LLANWRTYD Wells.—TO Let, good House and Shop, in best position; suitable Ls rastaurant or any other business.—Apply Mrs. Prytherch. 615620 TO Let, Wellfield—detached Villa; two recep- tion-rooms, kitchen, pantry, three bedroom?& box- room, back kitchen, store-room; flower, kitchen garden; outhouse; nine minutes' walk churtb, village etatioa twenty (Efail Isaf;.—Apply Wellfield Villa, Liantwit Vardre. e-258551:1 T.?OB? S&!e7?S8,Ryder?treet?Cathedra.t-rcad?exct? .r lent condition; i=e.iate oJ)..pply on premi%c-. e19 PENCOED.—To Lef,Yewtree Y:Ua:usual offices; I j. rtable, coach-house; U acres land, adjoining commoin; ten minutes' walk, from station.—Britannia Hotel, Pencoed. e257Jsl6 SMALL Furnished House Few Months in or near Cardiff.—State terms, M 9, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2589sl6 PETERSTONE.—Six-roomed House frontage; &ide entrance.-L 75, Evening Express, Cardiff. e252lsl4 HOUSE—2, Franklen-street, Grangetown; near 'nrOUSE—?,FranMeH-stTeet,GrMgetowc;netr Roaih. e25b7sl4 URNISHED Houi?a to Let; three reception, few Fbed rooms; 'u4Liaxd tAbte.—L 76, Evening Exprem, Cardiff. e2327slS OATH Park.-salc, up-to-date New Semi-detached R Villa; three recepticn-rooms^six bedrooms. Also Three Villas, Monthermsr-road, Hoalh Park end; to- gether or separately.—Leonard, Builder, Boverton- strcef. e251idsi7 Tr?tKKHOLDResidence,eiceeto&t?tlon,I'mM .r l?owis; large e?'?a'Hoult, 131, Albanv-roW, cxNEa"'  -=- ?sn?ie—i TTOR Sale, Four Villas, about two minutes' walk JJ from Liandaff Station .—For further particulars apply John Price, Taff Cottages, Treherbert, Glam. e2468sl6 Let, at Llanwrtyd Wells (the rising health resort;, a choice Villa Residence; beautifully situated in its own grounds; southern aspect; good water supply and perfect sacitatiou; totabliIlg and outbuildings; with or without pasture land; an ex- ceptional opportunity for a resiuence at the Wells, with the privilege of several miles free fishing in the Irvon.—Apply Mrs. Campbeil-D^vys, Llandovery. c6670 -A-PëW'5 and 6 room Houses; rentals 5s. 6d., €s., A 7s.; comfortable, ccnen?;c4at; recently renovated. —Apply Parkfield House, North-road. 'Buses passing. e2397s20 PUBLIC HOUSES. COMMERCIAL Suburban Hotel, opposite railway I station, Bristol; billiards, stabling, &c.; price includes furniture, fixtures; £ 350; illness of owner sole cause of disposal.—L 96, Evening Express, Cardiff. C6702 FREE Double licensed PuNic-hci?f, good position in Swana; doing genuine trade; good l; ln- feoihg £ 150—Apply Thomas, Estate Agent, Rutland- street, Swansm. e:æ?() rjnO Let, Co??-treamHotel, O.lrditI.pply IUd.' TC.op?,, and Co. (Limited), 108, Frederick-street. e2588sj9 JLRDIFF.—To Let] lully-liceiised Hotel—Vulcan ? Inn, Adam-street.—Apply Jenkins, 100, FMderick- street, Cardiff. e3636sl8 c OLLIEI?.SL Arniis Hotel, Pontypridd.—This Free Hotel to be Let for a Term of Ton Years.—Full particulars can be obtained from John H. Harrison, Solicitor, Market-square-chambers, rontypridd. e2180 I QUEEN'S HoCeVr Xlandaffroad, Cactou, to Let; five years' lease; rent £45 a year; present tenant 17 years.—Apply to Proprietor for particulars, George Hurman. e442el4 BUSINESS PREMISES. TO Let, &hop and Prcmise&=Ko.-Udor-rOild; JL SMitaMe for fish and po?tty deeJer.—Apply Tud&r Hot¡, Cardiff. c2S5?6l3 WMBRAN.—Shops, with living premises, to Lét; good position; growing district.A.pply Matthews, Cwmbran. 6258sels I' M) Let, the Premises formerly xnown a& The Parrot J Inn, Caerphilly, with stabling accommodation.— Apply D. Williams and Co., Taff Vale Brewery, Mer. thyr Tydfil. e2506sl7 NJCWPORT. —To TjrZ immeClately, excelleat Shop 'l?rE?'PORT.—'?e T?et nameCIately, exeeUeat Shop LSOO.-Bear, Brewer, and Bowman, Skinner-street, Newport. eZS117 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL SMiALL CoUiery for Sale, with 8 ame ot Mynyddis- lwyn coal, at Pengam.—Apply for partkialara to E. J. Davies, Plough and Harrow, near Pengam. c6646 C YCIAE) Business for Disposal; shop fitted with forge, enamelling stone, &c.; good connection; house if required; no inguing.-70. Commercial-road, Newport. e2627821 BUSINESS WANTED. WANTED, Dairy, with good butter, eggs, &e., yy trade; good milk round; early possession pre- ferr8d. c/o Down and Sen, Badcox, Frome, Somer- set. 62462516 MUSICAL. 'r ANTED, good Pianist; willing to make herself N uful; gocd borne.-Apply Taabot Arms, Brictgend. e:612s20 R. Edgar Hanoock's Method of Voice Culture Ensures Rapid Progress; Saturdays and Tues- days, Davies, Music Stores, Newport; other days, ÁocrtH.lry. e2M •lyTEW PBM!OB for H?re; WaEon 1905-1906; ordinary i? r&tM charged.—Dale, Forty, and 00., Cardiff. e14ó3 DOMESTIC ARTICLES. DOUBLE Mail-cart for Sale; neMty Bew.—Appty D-,3, Glenrcy-stT"et, Roath, Cardie. e245641 I STABLES TO LET. rrv) Let, 4-horse Stabie, Large Yard, and Loft; I terms modente.-3, Kirbj-street, Newport, Also Two or Threes Rooms.—Apply above. e24S5sl4 LAND AND FARMS FVRM, 10 -icre? (mere if reqlt¡1;-Owls' L<xige J Mayals, Biackpm; adjoining dyne Common; over? looking Mumbles and Bristol Channel; J. miles from Swansea, J-mile from two stations; newly-built eight- roomed house; oommoa rlghtll.-8tevone, Solicitor, Swansea. 82505811 2 Very desira'o'e l-'arme, near Newport, of 60 and 2 110 Acres, to Let, with immediate possession.— Particulars from John H. Eennie, Auctioneer, Newport. cwu COAL FOR SALE. COALS, per too, for cash on deliverv.-Red Ash House Coals, 17s.; Cobbles, 15s.; Nuts, 14s.; Double- screened Large, 19s.; Britannia Coal (superior quality), 21s.; Haif-to-ns Is. per ten extra.-Sbields Brothers, Crwys Coal Yard (ILB.), near Crwys Bridge, Cardiff. el 234 JEWELLERY FOR SALE. Is Y our Watch wrongr The best and cheepeet shop j. in Cardiff for the repair of watches of every description (English or foreign) is 36, Oietle Arcade (third shop from Castlo-etreet), by James Ketr (for tea years with M.. Spiridiao). Qecto and ltoto Bnni ekuto& I¡tI4 repaind. ÐoI to BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, Ac. OIL Bath Gear Ca-e! Yoa need not pay an extravagant price for Cycle with Oil Bath Gear Chse. I can Sell-you one to fitted, built of Ccnxpo- nenrs fittings, for £ S »?., with Duniop tyre and: BroohM saddle; fully guaranteed e,erything first-rate. —Norton, 126, Queen-street, Cardiff. e219 G4SNTNS 1SC6 FTee-wheel ??cie,with plated 'lms ?J and two of the new pattern roller brakes, L5 5a. -orton'e Cycle repot, 126, Queen-street, Cardiff.  61804 t OVER CYCLES set the fashion to the wcTM J[? twerty-one years ago, and ?e still the fasMont'ule machines Call and see them at our depot- e2i P,3 9, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. gUNEEAM TRUTHS. 3. What's 'What." Perfectly lubricated in its Chc'n and Driving Bear- ings, perfectly lubricated in its Variable Gear, built without regard to cost, is it remarkable that the Sun- beam has become the leading-English Bicycle, and that those Cyclists who really know what's what" insist on having a Sunbeam for their steed? There are certain commodities which actually bring a reputation with their owners, and the Bicycle is one of them. The different conditions under which Sunbeams run, and the fact that they cannot be mistaken for a cheap grade (for no cheap grade Sunbeams are made), mark them out as the one Bicycle of fashion for the Season of 1906. These grand Machines may be Seen and Fullest Par- ticulars obtained at Bevan's Depot, 31, Castle-street, Cardiff. e2176 A Marlborough Swift Eoadstet at £ 8 8s. is exception- ally good value, and intending purchasers should sec it before deciding; can 00 supplied on monthly payments of lis. 6d. e2176 NEW Hudacn Swift. or Star 'cle!>, wih a'l tate? ¡mpNrements, from £ 6 155. cash, or on monthly payment from 10s. e2176 GEISHA and m'o Cycles, guaranteed for four Gyear1-. aU latest improvements, at ?5 5s. cash, cr monthly payments of 10s. e2170 Hold the Largest Stock of Cycle Accessories, such as Tyres, Brakes, Lamps, Bells, and the thousand and one requirements of a cyclist, in the Principality. My Pncos are Rock Bottom. A,60-page Catalogue may be had for tlie asking. e2176 ALL Mach:neiare-Packed~ Free and Carriage Paid to Any "ldres" in the Kincdorn. and all have my personal guarantee for four years.—Robert B^vaa, 31, Castle-street, CaidiC. e2176 ;"Ri':I;oyL:: II DAIMLER. Argyll, and Talbot Cars may be 'Seen -nd Tried c-,?? New $bowro,,mt;, THE SOUTH WALES MOTOR COMPANY, 94, ST. MARY-STERET. CARDIFF. Works: Parfc-tU-eet. atOZ2 ROVER CABS, 6, s, 10/12, 16," H.P.; ?nple, s,retig Rs,wd?', I6!ible. and iuapcnsiv6 to run 'rriz runs arranged at our dcpot- 2183 9, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. TOR Bodies Be-painted, ite^trimtried-Eepaired, :1. &c.; promptly executed; Improved Cape Hoods, Folding Windshield", and Dustscreens Fited.-Perry and Turner, Frederick-street, Cardiff. e2C04s20 NOTICIi. OSH. WILLIAMS' (J KEW MOTOR AND CYCLE WORKS, COBNER OF THEATRE ROYAL, Will Shortly be pee118- HIRE.—Three Sret-clane C&ra always ready for Hire; Jjt. experienced and careful drivers. Hiring Tariff on application. GIBBON BROOKS, THE CARDIFF MOTOR GARAGE, E.I. QUEEN-STREET. CARDIFF. «2027 THE Kannard Motor Company (Limited), City-roud, Cardiff, undertake All Kinds of Repairs, Accu- mulators Charged, Petro11!, Oils, and Accessories; New and Second-hand Cars; Cars on Hire. N.T. 1333. e2078 FOR Sale, 3-h.p. Singer Mot or-bicycle; chain-driven, I magnetic ignition, new Grose hand; good condi- tion; excellent hill climber; £ 15.—Trench, Pennar Bar- racks, Pembroke Dock. e2572sl9 TTiOR Sale, 12-h.p. Darracq; teat four; good working j; order.—Wiiliams, Caecoed, Aberdare. e2470sl9 FARM AND GARDEN. CABBAGE FlanM.—tThes?r'a Iroperial, 29. per ? IODO; Bed Picklere, 26. 6d. per !.OCO; CMh; on rail Martock.—Ttomas Maris, Merriott, Som. e2141 POULTRY Farm, abouit a?e miles fromC?ditf; fully equipped w,th mcdern appliances; lr.?-o?g moderate.—Apply L 17, Evening Express. Cardiff. CS635 "VfORTOEKN Star Need Fot?toee, oest main-aop i?t DOt?toe in cu:u?t:cn, 6s. per c?' carriage pa:d. —J. James, Monaclidy Farm, Ynysvbwl. cSC71 Arj)EN~Seads, Flower Seeds, Farm Seeds,eed grass; Special Mixtures for Permanent Seed Potatoes—Sir John Llewelyn, British Queen, King Edward, Duke of York, Discovery, &c.; Artificial Manures, Superphosphate, Bone Maaure, Guano, Nitrate of Soda. Garden Todls of every description. Seed Drm, Chain and Drag Harrows, Cultivators. Rollers, Ploughs, Lawn Mowers, Garden Rollers, Garden Barrows, Churns, Cheese Presses, Cheese Vet?. Oil, Gas, aLd Steam Engine?. Bee Appliances of ail kinds. State requirements. Catalogues free.—John Hibbert and Sons, 10 and 11, Castle-street, Cardiff. elas MEDICAL REMEDIES RUPTURE Sufferers should use the Steeliess Eaeifit .truss; meet comfortable in any position.—Send for particulars (makers of all kinds of trusses and surgical applianoes), Allen Pearce, 23, Charles-stroet, Cardiff. C2139 "TVTV THKN wanting Herb Packets or ary other of the W preparations please write Trtmnell, The Herba- list, 144, Mohmond-rcad, Cardiff. Established 1879. s- e2391 RIMNiXL, senior, The Herbalist, who estab- J_ lieheA his business in 1873, has removed to 144, IHchmond-road, CardJT. e29Sl T AKB Herbal Pilis and be Happy, Head and Stomach, Aperient, Diuretic, Liver, and Female, fcc., penny boxes; also Head and Nerve Powders in penny packets. Thousands of shopkeepers sell them; they require no licence or stamp duty.-Wholesa.1e from Trimnell, senior, who haa removed.—Please note new address, TrimneU, The Herbalist, 144, Richmond- road, Cardiff. Established 1879. 02991 COMPOSITION-Powder is the beat subetituta lor all stimulants for persons who have to go out I early In tne morning, late at night, or in the rain, fog, frost, or snow 4d. per bcx, post free 5d.-Trim- Ren, The Hertsittt, 144, Richmond-road, Cardiff. Established 1879. e991 T- BIUNELl-, senior, 'n;e Hei, whc e*ablished This bWl!! in 1279, has remend to 144, Rich- mond-road, Cardiff. eml FURNiiU R E. ,Handr-r,me Saddlebag rrct*y Ohippendaie Cabinet, £ 2; Carpet and Rug, £ l; masive Wal- nut Bedroom Suite, £5; no further use.—72, Beau- clmmp-etreet. e-2616620 2. Very massive Leather u:te, carved f, springs throughout recently; Wlnut Overmantel, £1; beautifully carved Walnut Sideboard, £ 4.-72, Beauchamp-street. e2 £ 16s20 URNfTURFi Buyers — Note: B??er and betMr bar- J' ?ne in Newport. No &boddy stuff. It wiU pay you to visit Harris's Ecvporium, Market-buildings, Newport. Harris's celebrated reliable Suites are known throughout Wales, only £4 15a., complete; better design; superior finish and most comfortable; over 3,000 already sold, and still more popular than ever; money returned If not fully satisfied; carefully p«u;ked, and sent, carriage paid, to any station in the United Kingdom.-E. E. HajTis, Wholesale and Retail House Furnisher, Market-buildings, Newport. el857 SHOP FITTINGS, SUN &Iinds (Spring ROtWr or Hang-up) for Shop ks or -Ou?s Tents, Fhgs, &c.—M&r?aa and Richard- son, 43, Bute-st., Cardiff, Telgs, "Tarpaulins, Cardiff." el955 /ROSS Bros., Ltd., Safe Department.—Large Stock, various make's. Gnffitbti, 18 x x 12, 48s. 6d.; 20 x 14 x 13, 55s. Perry's, 22 x 15 x 14, sSe.; 24 x 17 x 15, 90s. Miiner's, 25 x 19 x 19, 105s.; 25 x 19 x 19, 2 drawers, 126s. Full illustrated lists on application. e2140 ILOP Window Fittings and latest Show gt-7an- 6 HOP Window Fittings and Latest Show Stands.— t? GriMths, Manufacturer? Stirchlev, Birmingham. e2451sl4 CROSS Brothers' Soale Deputmeont.-Every Class of Scales kept in stock; repairs promptly done at low prices; seed for illustrated list, free.—Crces Brothers, The Cardiff lronmoagertl, 3 and 4, St. Mary- etrett. C £ 84 MACHINERY, TOOLS, Ac. R Sale—completion of contract-s-=-h:p:-P<Jrt.bJe Engine, Mortar Mill (eft., under driven), Circular Saw Bench, all in working order; Engine House, Trestles, Pcles, Planks, 4c.—Apply Paul, Builder, Bar- goed. e2562sl6 Y OW<X)CK'SFuel Economises 72 tubes; new; navet been unpacked; suitable for Lancashire boiler 150ib. pressure; extra tubes can be added; price- ,Cr)5.-South Wales Economizer, Evening Express, Swansea. e251111 FOR SALE, HIRE, OR PURCHASE- HIRE. INCLUDING GOOD SECOND-HAND AXD NEW, A BOUT 190 ENGINES, Consisting of- ALocom?otive.?, Portable Engines, Semi-Portable, Horizont!?, Vert"l, 'Lla-,?ne G Engines for Road Haulage Work; A., ?DUI n VI.ump4ng, and Haulage Engines, Engines, and Boilers combined; Boilers of every construciion, fcr all purposes, about 70; About 45 rAL=es azid 43 Various Machine Tools; 30 Mortar Mills, New and Second-hand; about 90 Pumps, for &11 purposes, including Pulsometers; Saw Benches up to 4iln., and Baj'.d Saws up to 30in. saw pulleys; Planing and Moulding, Tenoning, Cross-cut Sa., Morticing and other Wood-working Machinery, includ- ing Lathes; 10 Stone-breakers, Tanks, Winches (hand and steam), about 30; Electric Machinery, including Dynamos and Motors. BOILKB AND ALL KINDS OF ENGINEERING REPAIRS DO NX AT MY OWX FOUNDRY. INQUrBB OFTRN AT THE ONLY ADDRESSES— CIIARLE D, pEILLIPS, EMLYN BNGINBEJUNG WORKS AND FOUNDRY, HSWPOBT, MON., AFD GLOUCESTER. XffTAS*ISBBD** 7&AZ3, to „ PUBLIC NOTICE. CARDIFF RACES. TA,STER J"-1 10-N-DkY AND T7- I EASTER MONDAY AND TUESDAY. APRIL 16 AND 17. FIRST RACE ABOUT 1.30. t TUESDAY: THE WELSH GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE of 500 Sov*. PRICES: Tattieneall's 5s. (L?di?) 3s. Paddock (extra-) 2s. 6d. ¡ ¡!t{: :t: 06'" Cour&e Is. a6274 HORSES, LIVE STOCK, <fcc 1 "TXJ"ELL-IJred C??-i"nut Hors-t- icr c:ght y^ars, 1 VV 15.3 h4h; a gdod hu. p?eas?.it h?ck; goes in harness; :Cl5.-Groom, Tidenham Vicarage, Chep- etcw. C6636 SALE, Horse (dark bay), five years old. 14 hands; regularly driven, ueed to traffic; 2nd prize St. Mellon's Show, highly recommended Lord Tredegar's Show; vet.'s examination.—145, Clifton-street, Cardiff, c6718 T?OE?Salc?Oross-bredPt)ppi?s:sire, oldEnglish rbob ta?i: dam, Hue-coloured c0lLe; what f.Sers?— A. B. Paddison, 20, Queen-street, Nec.th. e23S7sl7 AN Irish Terrier Dog Sale, tt low figure: regis- tered Pengean Bandit; aged 35 mor.thf prise-j winner, Cardiff show.-179, Richmond-road, Cardiff. eslS SQUIRE Giles' Worm PuwiIen for Dogs :Ie a Stan- dard and safe specific; nothing like 'em; four powders 1. SQUIRE Giles" Distemper Piils for Dops; 6d. a-na 1s. per box, with pamphjet on dog disorders; of all æed merchants or direct cf Squire Giles, Oorr.pany, Cardiff. e4279 CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c. I "\TEW Landaus, Vict,:?ri- \\nettes, Four-wheel J\ Da?c&rt', GoTernesa C?rs. Tudor Giga, Bu6?.c and Surrey Carte, Second-hand Fou:-v:bc31 American Show Wagon (equal to new and rubber tyres), Two Wagonettes, Two landaus, Four Four-wheel Dog- carts. and Carts.—Lewis, Carriage Builder, Clare- street and Tudcr-lane el Til F Or. good, strong Brake; seat 16; suit hilly ground.—Marine. Scuthernèo"1. e261:;S17 LARGEST Selection in Wales.—Over 130 Vehicles in JLJ Stock. Dotcarts, of all kinds, incivding Surreys, Rustics, Si:le-8E4ts, Governess and Jubilee Cars, Gigs, t tc. Also Landaus, BrOt: gtanie, Wagonettes, Brex>;s, Ac., at J. Norman's Carriage Showrooms, Canton, Cardiff. Canton cars psFA door. Nat. Tel., 470. eSeO "1TTANTED, Sieeriing 0: Living Van, for wse with ¡ VV traction engine; must take to T,.ec 4 for c-,p??t —Quote lowest price, giving full particulars, to Willie, 104, I VOR-ale=£H-Ple;UreTY;P;go-;d as Dev. walnut I bodv, 1&ricewc??d e-hafts- rubber-tyred Warner wheels; lamps.—52, Crwys-road. Catl12Y, Cardiff. eslS 1 MONEY TO LEND. I IVI 0 N 10 lVI 0 !i" J: Y. I MR. WM. LLOYD. of 16, CJIARLES-Sr. CARDIFF, Advances Sums from £ 10 Upwards on a Simple KOTE OF HAND alene. Advances completed on day of application. No lets. Strictest privacy. If pre- ferred ca Gall by appointment.—For full particulars call or write to Actual Lender:— WM. LLOYD, Ie, CHAELES-STREET (Queen-street end), CARDIFF. Nat. Tel. 0620. Tel. Add. Temporary." Mil Pike, 27, Nicholas-street, BristoI.—Wrt? fcr 1.f.l. Terms before iiie f?-e? or borrowing elsewhere. Deposits Received: One month's notice, 5 per cent, per annum: three mouths, 6 per cent. Established 33 yeare. Highest references. e2136 IMMEDIATE FINANCIAL .ACCOMMODATION ON -L NOTE OF RAND ALONE, from £ 20 to El .DW, I granted at An hour's notice to Professional Gentlemen, tb" Cterjy, Farmers, Tradesmen, and all those Bequiring Financial Assistanoe, WITHOUT SECURITY, SURETIES, or FEES of any description. Strictest privacy, town or country. Apply, in confidence, Jrp QTONE. 4, CEUBCH-SIT:EET, CARDIFF. t? T. Nut. TeL. 112C. 1100-2 MONEY AdTt?ce<t qMOUytyI?&nefmnrm? to ?-L any extent with cr without eeeunty. Special Features:— Priracy; fixed, incleaies, and re&mnable Int.rc; and no Preliminary Expenses. W. P. THOMAS, KARKLT-ST.. AMRTIL.LEBY? eIS37 f» to "Ir.veST in' a'?aT? ?M p W-d& <?0)UUU IMMEDIATE CASH ADVANCES made on LIFE POLICIES, SHARE CERTIFICATES, 1 DEtEDS, PROMISSORY NOTES, or any k;:d 0: Security at reasonable rates. JOHN jgROWN, 1. PEMHiOKE-TEE., QUEEN-ST., CARDIFF. I Trade Eiils Disoocnted. Nat. Tel., 3036. SURPLUS STOCKS of any description Bought forcesh Strictest priTacy observed in all transactions. e2151 ze 5 TO ^05,001. If you are prirately In want of money !mmediate>, or you want to start a basinees, or yonr buaJcasa i nab& mora c?pit?i, or cree?t?rs Me pressing, oome c write to me—the actual Lender. SPECIAL FnaJ!œd (WJTHOt;T' the ordiuwy n?oney-lon??erv' routine) on Borro"er'81 own Note ,f Hand, Re-payment* to gWt their con- l venience. Distance no object. Consultations free at My time. No ?enui? busing refused 01- Mr. THOMAS PICTON, 19, Duke-street, Cardiff. <?CT! HIGHEST Prices Lent on Jewellwyl r?to? and N Silver. Loans atcvo ?2 at 4d. in £ intert. Valuables kept in twrglar and fire-proof safe.—Fligel- etoce. Pawnbroker, Icz., 22, City-rd., Cardiff. Fat. 1869. 62069 THE CHARING CROSS BANK. ESTABLISHED lVt. CARDIFF BRANCH: 73, ST. MART-STREET. Head Offlces: 2, BEDFOSD-STBEET. and 119 and 120, BISHOPSGA-STREET WITHIN. LONDON. Branches at Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Bradford, B-ifto!, Blrmingnam, Sheffield, ftc., Ac. Assets .£881,£16 0 0 Liabilities r545,196 0 S surplus E=,IKO 0 < LOANS of fZQ to E' ,ODD granted on any class ef security. Special facilities to all requiring banking accounts. Deposits of Lio and upwards received as under:- 5 p.c. per an. subject to 3 months' notice of withdrawal t p.c. per an. subject to 6 months' notice cf withdrawal 7 p.c. per an. subject to 12 months' notice of withdrawal Special terms for longer periods. Interest paid quarterly. Write or call for prospectus. I Th. Terminal Deposit Bonds pay nearly 9 per cent., and are a we investment. Instead of paying large dividends to shareholders, we pay fair rates of inte- rest to our depositors, and by so doing have earned the position that we undoubtedly bold in the public confidence. We have been established for 36 yeaie, acd our uiique position in the banking world to-day testifies to the success of our business methods and to the satisfaction of our customers. Write or call for prospectus. A. WILLIAMS and H. J. TALL, Joint Manager*. 89098 Rio TO £ 1,000 Granted at a few hours' notice on EIMPLE PROMIS- 60RY NOTE without the bother of a surety or security. The strictest privacy observed. On receipt of application principal will call by appointment, and make the necessary advance then -d there. Re-payments to suit borrower's convenience, and terms always clearly and distinctly arranged beforehand.—Write or apply, in confidence, to H. T. LEWEIN and Co., 27, Charles-street, Cardiff. Nat.* TeL, izig. elM6 SUMS FROM £ 20 TO £ 3,000 ADVANCED AT SHOBT NOTICE, On Approved Note of Hand. Personal, or Other Securities. Charges arranged before Transact ioos are Completed. Mortgages on Property Effected at Current Ratea of Interest. TouriBtsl and Season Tickets Purchased and Arranged far Clients on the Payment Principle. Money Advanced cr. Second Mortgages. Apply 1. W. lAcyd. Manager, FIELDING'S, HAYES BUILDINGS, THE HAYES, CARDTCT. Nat. Tel. No., 467. e672i THB Old-established Provincial Union Bank cci T tinues to lend immen? rams da!lv. from ?10 to £ 1,000, on Note of Hand alone or other security. No office inquiry charges whatever. Moderate interest. Easy instalments. Special rates for short periods. Largest nnd mo«t honourably conducted business in the Kingdom. TiiCusande of our regular cust.cmers have expressed thoir entire satisfaction in repeated transactions with ui. A gentleman from Bank wiU wait upon you at once with rash.—Call or write (in otmfidence) to Manayer, (Stanley Dowding, 1, Queen- square, Bristol; cr to the Local Agent, Mr. James -Dowen, Princes's-cliambers, St. Joha's-souare, Cardiff. e2063 PHIL Phillips, Pawnbroker, Jewel lor. of ::4, S. JL Mary-street, Cardiff, advances money upon plate, jewellery, deeds, silver, works cf art. china. Shares and long-life policies at low raAos of interest. Sums of Cloo at Us. Eid. per mouth interest. Fire and I burglary safee by best makers. A large asaortmeat of jewellery of all kinds kept in stock. el462 t iO to £ 5,000 Advanced on Note of Hand atone, with. 10 to :C5,000 Aaranced on -c out bonus, publicity, or charges of any description whatever unless businew ia done. No bills of Sale, aad the strictest privacy guaranteed. On receipt of appli- oaotioo representative will wait upon you by appoint- ment and advance you the amount required, re-payable by easy instalments to anit ycr:r own omveniomce- Special rates for short peaiodL-Write (is confidence) to actual landea- C. WELLS, COJUUDOB CRAMBEBS. MARICET-PLACM. LEICESTER. el 928 "jTjjrS Pike, W, wicholw,;treet, BriMaL- 7n?t-efor M?lterzw before paying f- or borrowing dsewhere. Deposits remived: One ma&tù'" notice, 5 per cent, per annum; three months, 6 per cent. EOt&bl:Olled a-1 yeam Highest referencw. e2072 MISCELLANEOUS EXCHANGE Oolleetm Coins (v?ue about £ 3) 1m- EGent's Fre??-beeL Cyoie.—M 11, Expre?, Car. 08690616 BOOKBINDING.-E:ucycl<Jpædi&, Educa.tor. KUäiè, B&c.; all rt.fle&-Jows. W-8t..reet. CM<M. Trade work done. a247MY ITADAMT1. Proctor, Whait on-street iotmr Fm* 1YL Library), Cud*—ftoitfiy; pM* Mctfc debar, PIGEONS, POULTRY, Ac. BUFF Orpington t-CSS, 2s. £ 4. sitÜ- griiîd'in&' I\train.-Lasar. Br¡o¡-mree¡, Newport. 1e EGGS for Sitting.—Pure Bred 'WM? Le?hcrn. BuC j'J Orpui?cn, :wd Golden Wyandc?te. 2s. 6d. for 12; pack;ng. 6d.-M:-s. Knight, Tythegsion Court, Bridgend. C2613siT PA.nR(¡T8-T1:;in warranty; month's trial! my .L risk: 32s. 6d. Parrot Cages. 6s. Ed. Partionlsi* free.—Princes' Aviaries, Mrs. Forester, Violet-strest, Liverpool. ei4S4sl6 SPORTING LLtlNDISNNY'.—To Let, for the season, about Throe L M?lee Trout Fiing on the Olway &n? Pwlth Brooke, within mile of Liandeany Station; good farm- house accommodation.—Apply Angel Hotel, Aberga- venny. c6o94 I WISHING Bods, Baske; Fl:es, 6d. and la. p? j' doMn.—Scnd for price-list (free), Cbamuers, Gun- maker, Cardiff. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS TR-^DLSMEN'S .Stocks (all kinds; and Household j_ Eaecis BGught for C?h.—SiT, Co?-brnigc-roML. Ccnton. c24$7517. MISCELLANEOUS SALES. O U¡YEYOR'S 12in. Level for Sa4e ? price.—Apply O. I\, EveclNs Express, Sw&nse&. e £ 459sl6 BILLIARDS.—Full-size Billiard Ta'jles, Ly Bur- ?? ro?hg a?d Watte, c=piete; also laree 10ft. x GIt. Tables, London and other makers.—Smart, 35. Col- lege Green, Uristol. c6729 SUPCEIOS Eol:-tep Desk Icr Sale, cr Exrlaarge r ? 8nml'er One.—), Wei?Eid-o!td, Cai'dia. e26ff7s2D r OR l e. large Fixture <ornu.me".Uu to Suit smart FOJtj' :f:t:e¿¡; long, wi:'1 coloured marble top; (i-law Show Case (very large', with beveliod-edge, plate glass shelves: Several Plate-glfcs Minors; to be seen at Dcwlais Cake stores, 8, Queeo-streot. Cardiff, for a few <i »v".—.Ail orders to Jones, Dickenson, Dov,la!s. ct>7:5 INGEItSaLL 5s W&tchrc&mpbeH'6?MeIodecns7 Walk- in,; StiCCl, &c., &c.—Timothy's to, corner of Arcade, St. re. e £ G3p OAK Timber for Sale, 12 Trees, feli, and-sound, averaging 35fi. a tree; put on rail Caeriean Apply Worgent. Llangibbv, Mon. e::5Xsl1 DOORS.—Why Use Foreign Doors? English made, Dsf?. 6?n. bv 2,'t 6 .;1. b, "JIL. squz, 4,. 9d.; M?u'ded T?o &;des. 5. Hd.: SoJid M?;dfd. I1d.: til other sizes in stock; send builders' trade care f,r list.—Jennings and Co., Penrywel;-rond. Bristol. el865 F OR szk, Large Oak 'fubs. suita"e for scalding p'gF: also Large A? ater Casks and Tar.^s. —Thoma?, Hodges'-row Cooperate. Cardiff. e246lM5 LADIES" of Waies.—Send for Catalogue of-. Lace Q:rtaín. H.o61; pattern post free.- Wm. CMtam. Weekday (??. Xott?n?h&m. E<-ab- lished 3848. C2327 CHEAP Weres for Bazaars. Dealers. Auctloaeers; Marketmen. 4: illu rat.d catalogue, post free, 3 penny stamps: cash or credit terms arranged. See Beginners' Crme, with free China Tea &r,"ioe. Raw- kers' Crate Assorted Crockery, about 1,900 articles, 42s. 64.—Arthur J. Hull, Dept. 15, Longton, Staffs. elm OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Will Farnisli Information of the BEST AND CHEAPEST PIANOS BY ALL MAKERS. From Cli 16e. Od. Upwards. PIANQS AND ORGANS TUNINGS and REPAIRS. EXPERT ADVICE GRATIS, Irrespective of Distance. DALE. FORTY. & CO.. HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. Aloo at CHELTENHAM, BIRMINGHAM. At. FORABLISHL, D ILO. FURNITURE BARGAINS. A FEW LEADING LINES AT BEVAN & COT"Y.'S (LIMITED), ANKU AL COLOSSAL STOCKING- CAI C TAKING ???-C.. 97, St. Mary-street, and 21, Duke-street, CARDIFF, J3 s. d. 527 Fnll-eized Everlasting Wire-woveo Ma-ttreeses 0 9 11 346 Handeome Heavy Brass-moajrced Bed&teada 117 6 45 Splendid All-Brasg Btdst«ads 4 î 360 Fuil-sized Own Ma.ke Fea-tlier Beds 1 12 6 1176 Pkhable Leather Cloth Suites 3 19 6 I 58 E&ndao?me Saddlebag States 5 19 6- 36 Grand Drawing-room Snitee, in Figured Velvet. 7 7 ft 134 Cottage Bedroom Suites. with Marble top, tile back wash stand, I two chains. Ao., Ac 3 3" > 119 Excellent Bedroom Suites, with plate door to wardrobe 6 17 6. 95 Yery Haxtdsome Satin Walnut Bed- room Suites, from 8 8 0, Also NEWPORT, SWANSEA, PONTYPOOL, and PONTYPRIDD. el3il TO BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS IN SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE. James Lulham & Co. (OF LEICESTER), 89, Bridge-st., Cardiff hold the Largest Stock of Boots and Shoee as Factors in the Principality. [ WE ARE Agents for all the leading Makers, and hold, amongst, others, the followng well- known Brands: CENTUSION. OCEANIC. NEW CENTUEY, VIOLET. ESPERANZA, CAMEO. We are also FULLY STOCKED IN CHILDREN'S AND NTESEB.Y LINES. CANVAS GOODS AND SEA BOOTS A SPECIALITY. WRITE FOR LISTS. 8 WHOLESALE ONLY. eD I — jfjlIPBWRITISG, WORK AOCURATELY COPTEJ). BY XXPSBISNCE1> OPESATOS8. ifrfr mTj^Tvrmna OF OOPXZNa ECBOCTTEO, l