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CAROLINE-STREW1, CARDIFF. MONEY LENT, WITHOUT DELAl FROiI F.5 TO £1,000 At a few hours' notice upon an entirely new and easy system; adopted solely by this bank, for Ions or short periods, to Householders (Male or Feiiiale), Farmers, Cowkeepers, Cab Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers. Tradesmen, and to the Working Classes in general, upon their Household Furniture, Effects, Crops, Stock-in-Trade, Jfcc., without removal. Wines, Spirits, Cigars, Tea, Jewellery, Pianos, or ther goods taken on deposit, and cash promply ad- vanced on same. Distance no object, easy repayments. 71826 Apply personally, or by letter, to the manager. 266e 7tf> TO £ 30U A1) V ANCED D A11 A' to Householders, Tradesmen, Mechanics, and others, on tlieir own security, without delay or publicity.-Apply Pri. vate Loan Company, 19, Bute-street. Cardiff. 290e }mu5ttntttts. -4.. rpHEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LESSEE MANAGER MR. EDWARD FLETCHER. ACTING MANAGEa MR. JOHN SHERIDAN. Important Engagement of Messrs T. W. Robertson and H. Bruce's CELEBRATED CASTE COMPANY. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), June 30th, TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, The late T. W. Robertson's Great Comedy, CASTE. ACT 1.—The Little House in Stangate.— COURTSHIP. ACT 2.—Lodgings in Mayfair.— MATRIMONY. ACT -3.-The Little House in Stangate.—WIDOWHOOD. THURSDAY, the Military Comedy, OURS. FRIDAY, Bene-fit of Mr T. W. Robertson, SCHOOL. TAFF VALE RAILWAY.—On and after July 1st, Special Theatre Train from Penarth Every Evening at 6.40, leaving Cardiff at 10.50 p.m. MONDAY NEXT, July 6th, Mr H. D. Burton's Comedy and Burlesque Company. THE FIRE KING and BEARS NOT BEASTS. MONDAY, July 13, Miss MAUD BRANSCOMBE. Doors open at 7, Commence 7.30. Stage door and St. Maw-street entrance open 6.30 6d extra. Box plan at Messrs Thompson and ShackeU's, Crockherb- town. 53237 LESSER PARK HALL, CARDIFF JLJ (ENTRANCE IN WINDSOR-LANE). THIS fMONDAY) EVENING AND DURING THE WEEK, MADAME EMMELINE NICOLO (The Refined Lady Illusionist), In her charming DRAWING-ROOM ENTERTAINMENT ot MIRTH, MAGIC, MUSIC, and MYSTERY, As performed by her before T.R.H. the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, the Viceroy of Imiia, and most of the Crowned Heads of Europe. N.B.—A portion of the proceeds of each Eveningwill be handed to LOCAL CHARITIES. TO-NIGHT and TO-MOKROW (Tuesday) IN AID OF "NAZARETH HOUSE." WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY IN AID OF THE CARDIFF INFIRMARY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY IN AID OF THE DEAF AND DUMB SCHOOLS. I Changes of Programme. New Artistes. Doors open at 7*30. Commence at 8 p.m. Prices of Admission, 2s 6d, Is, and 6d. Children Half-price. 391e THE CARDIFF BLUE RIBBON CHOIR beg to announce that previous to going to London to take pirt in the competition at the Crystal Palace, they will give a GRAND CONCERT AT THE PUBLIC HALL, Queen-street, en WEDNESDAY, July 1st. 1885. The programme will include the pieces to be sung in London. Front teats, 2s second seats, ts; promenade. 6d Doors open at 6 30 p.m.; concert to commence at. 7 30 Tickets may be obtained of Messrs Heath and Sons Crockhe btowni Miss Morgan, Docks; at the Coffe'e Taverns; or from any member of the choir. 390e AR5IFFHARLEQUINS FOOTBALL CLUB. 1 ATHLETIC SPORTS, SOPHIA GARDENS PARK, SATURDAY, JULY 4TH, AT 2.15 P.M. MUSIC BY THE HUNGARIAN BAND. Prizes now on view at Messrs Lewis and Lewis, the renowned Upholsterers, Duke-street. 387 Hon. Sec., A. J. Davies, 22, Windsor-road, Cardiff. (Bxcnxsions. XCURSIONS BETWEEN CARDIFF AND WESTON, By the SaloouSteamer LADY MARGARET or QUEEN OF THE BAY, (Wind, weather, and circumstances permitting). July. Leave CARDIFF. Leave WESTON. 1 Wednesday,9.45a.m., 5.45p.m. 11.0 a.m., 8.0 p.m. 2 Thursday. 10.0 a.in. 6.16 p.m. 11.15 a.m., 7.30 p.m. EVENING TRIP ROUND THE FLAT HOLM, from Cardiff, Thursday, July 2nd, at 8.45 p.m., arriving back about 10.30 p.m. Fares, Is. Fares to-and-fro same day. Fore deck, Is 6d Saloon, 2s. Single Fares Is and Is 6d. Excursions in connection with the Half-holiday Movement on Wednesday and Saturday. 105, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 355 73788 E^ XCURSION FROM CARDIFF TO WATCIIET, MIX EH 15 AD, & ILFRACOMBK, BY "LADY MARGARET" (Or V Queen of the Bay"), THURSDAY, JULY 2nd. Leaving Cardiff at 6.45 a.m. Ilfracombe at 5.15 p.m. Passengers for Ilfracombe will have about Six Hours there. For full particulars see bills. 75152 105, Bute Docks. BY ORDER. 10, II. & 12, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. -1 G. Á. STONE, UNDERTAKER, HEARSE AND MOURNING COACH PROPRIETOR, OSTRICH PLUME A GENERAL FURNISH- ING ESTABLISHMENT. The Trade supplied with Hearses, Coaches, and? every requisite for Funeral Furnishing.^ JgjOONOMY IN FUEL. HAINS PATENT FEED WATER HEATER. — r 1 -WILLLkMS'.t ATENT BLOWER AND SMOKE CONSUMER FOR STEAM BOILERS JOHN WILLIAMS AND jgON, SOLE LICENSEES & MAKERS, QUJFLEN-STUE 22T, CARDIFF. 107a IttShtgSS :!bbrtS5tl. JOTHAM AND g 0 NS, THE PRIMJXPAUTY JUVENILE OUTFITTERS, 26 & 27, ST. 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CARDIFF AND SWANSEA, ALSO AT WINDSOR.ROAD, PEN ARTU BASS AND COr, ALLSOPP AND SONS. And otherii of tlia UliMt BURTON ALKH, PRICES Por Hilderkiii. 18s. 21s. 24s. Por Firkik, IPs! 6d 12s And upwards, 155 R J, HEATH AND ksons. 12, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF, Have now on view the largest Stock of HighiaiiMM PIANOFORTBS, ORGANS, AND JJARMONIUMS, IN SOUTH WALES, Which they are offering at a LARGE DISCOUNT FOR CASH and on the three years' system, from 10s 6d per month. Pianos, from 15 guineas. Illustrated Catalogues Poet Free 259e JJOMCEOPATHIC MEDICINES. AOTICE.—THE CARDIFF AND SOUTH WALES HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY. 6, CHURCH STREET, CARDIFF, IS NOW OPEN, And price lists and Books on the uses of the medicines and the simple treatment of common complaints may be had free on application. Consulting-rooms and Dispensary in connection with the above will shortly be opened. 74292 340e Observe Address—6. CHURCH-STREET. IANOS.—WHY BE WITHOUT ONE JL When you can become the owner of a nice instrument for the small payment of lOa 6d PER MONTH ON THOMPSON AND gHACKELL S HIRE SYSTZM ? No security required, and the instrument delivered to purchaser on payment of first monthly instalment. Every instrument guaranteed, and exchanged if not approved. ORGANS AND HARMONIUMS ON SIMILAR TERMS. Catalogues free on application. THOMPSON AND SHACKBLL, PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, QUEEN'S BUILDINGS, CARDIFF Also at SWANSEA, NEWPORT, MERTHYR and GLOUCESTER. 240e No ERVOUSNESS, LOSS of ENERGY, J-v and VITAL POWER.—A gentlemaii having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has discovered a simple means of self-cure. He will be bappy to tat ward the particulars to any sufferer ou recto* *i a stampe and directed envelope Addre$i JvTtaMtaiL ESQ.. Ch'swick. Midd esax. Utoittgga ).brtSJffí. x rpHE QRKAT JpIRE IgAHJT MARY gTREET, QARDIFF, CltOSS BROTHERS, JROS MONGERS, Beg tu iufurm theiv fiienob that all orders will be executed from their W-o » it fl a g T R E It T jgj STAB LI su MENT, Aud that they are preparing rpEMPORARY jp REMISES AT N 0. 3. ST- iVIAity STLIEET, I Which they hope will ba ill readi- ness in day or two. In the meantime they ask the kind indulgence of theit Customers, and assure them that all orders ahall have their best attention. í QROTTS GROTFLBRG, JRONMONGERS, CARDIFF. 1/ A EBusiness J\.bbrt5stS. I TRY pUDGE FOR TOOLS. I mooLs. mooLs. mooLs. mooLs, TOOLS. mooLs. rpooLs. moow. TRY P U D G E, AT THE NEW TOOL D EPOT. rpooLs. rpooLs. TOOLS. rpooLs. rpooLs. rjpooLs. rpooLs. rjpooLs. SHEFFIELD HOUSE, CUSTOM HOUSE STREET, CARDIFF. 286e KEMPE AND COMPANY, fpHE SOUTH WALES s CLOTHIERS, 4 QUEEN STREET, g AND 21 CUSTOM HOUSE ks TREET. KEMPE'S NOTED BOYS' NICKER SUITS Is 4D TO 8s IlD. MEN'S TROUSERS 2s 11D, 3S 11D TO 8s 11D MEN'S SUITS 12s 6D, 15S llo, 178 11D, 18s 11D, 19s 11D, TO 42s. CHALLENGE TROUSERS, 10s 6d. OUR CUT AND MEASURE BEATS ALL EVER PRODUCED IN CARDIFF. PERFECT FITTING SUITS TO MEASURE FROMStsllo TO L3 10s. TROUSERS FROM 8s lID TO 18s llD. gOUTH WALES CLOTHIERS, 4, QUEEN-STREET, 8, AND 21, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET. K IOLPE AND COMPANY, PROPRIETORS. ONLY FIRST CLASS LONDON CUTTERS EMPLOYED. 368e SKETCHES OF VAGRANT LIFE A SERIES of SKETCHES, by the Author of The Adventures of a Social Wastrel." The Career of a Scapegrace," "The King of the ileggars," "The GentleiMB Traoip," 4-c., COMMENCED in the "SOUTH WALES ECHO on Saturday, May 16th, and will be continued each MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. These sketches are the most sensational and enter- taining hitherto written by the author, surpassing in interest any of those above mentioned. The following synopsis wilt give some indica- tion of the interesting nature of the sketches:— CHAPTER I.-Introduction-" Tom the Dummy"—The Sham Dumb Compositor—His Abilities as a Linguist. „ n.-Tom's Adventures at Matlock—Kow he was cured and went to work. „ IU. The Nottingham Bellman "-How he went on the road—The Marquis of Townshend. „ IV.—A tramp round the coast. „ V.—The Belljnan in London. II VI.—Adventure in a London lodging-house. „ VIL—"Deerfoot"—His early history—O.f on tramp. II VIII. Deerfoot" turns pick-pocket—" Chester Bill. II IX.—' Deerfoot at Dartmoor. „ X.—On tramp again—A laughable adventure. „ XI.—"Larey Jim" the kite-flyer. „ XII.-Hardsitips of a vagrant's wife-Death in a 11 padding ken." „ XIII.—"Charlie the grid_dler"—Street-sinking as a means of livelihood. „ XIV.—Charlie's experiences in the north. XV.—"Captain Douglas," the broken-down army officer-How he worked his "fake." „ X VI.-The Captain's adventures on tramp—His pitiable death. „ XVII.—"Standing Pad"—The starving dodge. „XVTII.—Cockney beggars in the country-Thiev ing tramps—A "scene." II XIK. shallow Ned," the broken-down swell, „ XX.—" Shallow Ned's experiences. „ XXI.—" Lazy Poll"-A clever capture-Her sham marriage. „ XXII.—Deserted—On tramp in search of her husband. „XXIII.—" Lazy Poll" (coiitinued)-A tlispgreeable surprise-The haunted farmhouse, XXI V. Brummv Ned"—Sent to gaol. XXV.—'High life" in a lodging-house—On tramp again. XXVI.—A thieving trip into Wales—Mary sent to Cauada. XXVII. -The Ex-Schoolmaster's story. "XXVllI.-The schoolmaster on tramp. "XXI X.A iiifht in a vagrant w..rd-The won] e be incendiary. II XXX.—Adventures in a bam. XXXI.—Tlie Schoolmaster's story (continued)— Breaking out of a tramp ward. „XXXII.—A winter tramp to London. „XXKIII.—A model vagrant ward. ,.XXXIV.— Story of an old tramp. 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The annual report of this company is now before us, and is still far more favourable than that of the pre- ceding year, and must be eminently satisfactory to the shareholders. The premiums received amounted to £ 7.306 6s 2d, and the breakages to £ 3,V22 9s ll^d, being o0'9 per cent. The expenses of management were ill,818 12s lid, being 24"8 per cent, of the premium income, aud commission, &c., to agents absorbed the sum of £1,483 10s lld, 20'3 per cent., thus leaving a fair margin of profit of about 4 per cent, on the pre- mium income. The invested funds of the company, which amounted to £ 3,459 19s 4d. brought in £ l52 8s 10d by way of interest, being JB4 7s lod per cent., a very satisfactory rate. By the result of the year's working, the Directors are enabled to write oft the balance of £ 7i 6s 5id, standing at the debit of profit and loss account, to pay a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent., free of income tax, on the paid-up capital, while adding 210D to the reserve fund (which now stands at £950), and carrying forward a balance to credit of profit and loss for the current year. THE SCOTTISH PLATE-GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Balance Sheet as au 28th February. 1885. LIABILITIES. I. Subscribed Capital— £ s. d. 12,500 shares (of £ 1 each) 12,500 0 0 Deduct amount uncalled (16s per share) 10,000 0 0 II. Reserve fund 8oU 0 0 III. Suspense account, being balance of bonus received for lease of London office 109 19 4 IV". Outstanding debts— (1) Accounts due to glaziers and others 936 11 8 (t) Commission. &c., to agents 392 14 2j, V. Unclaimed dividend. 0 12 0 VL Balance, being profit 362 14 92 £ 5,152 12 0 ASSETS. L Investments 3,459 19 4 II. Cash ll) in bank (2) onhand. 247 10 11 III. Balance in hands of agents 1,445 1 9 E5,152 12 0 PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT. £ s. d. To balance from profit and loss account as at 29th Feb., 1884 71 6 5 „ Claims under policies, being breakages 3,722 9 11j Office expenses- 1. Salaries and directors' fees 983 13 5 2. Rents and taxes 286 14 9 Less sum -written off to meet these 36 13 2 250 1 7 3. Stationery, printing, advertising, &c 584 17 lli Commission to agents 1,320 12 04 „ Outlays per do 162 18 11( „ Balance, being profit 362 14 9f £7,458 15 04 By Revenue— £ s. d. 1. Premiums received during the year. 7,318 16 7 Ltsg unrecovered and considered bad.. 12 10 5 2. interest on invested funds. 152 8 10i 27,458 15 04 EDINBURGH, 5th May, 1885.—We hereby certify that we have examined the balance sheet and accounts for the year ending 28th February, 1885, and beg to report that, in our opiuion, the balance sheet is a full and fair one, containing the particulars required by the regula- tions enjoined by the Acts 25 and 26 Vict., cap. 89, and is properly drawn up, so as to exhibit a true and correct state of the company's affairs. DALL AND MILLER, C.A. LOCAL AGENTS: Messrs W. PEDLAR, 34, Royal Arcade, Cardiff; and A. SANDY, 5, Glebe.street. 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