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GARDEN SEEDS, SEED POTATOES, ¡ AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. ALL SELECTED FROM BEST GROWJSBS. I IMPLEMENTS AND GARDEN TOOLS ¡ WILLIAM LEWIS. 13, CASTLE STREET, CARDIFF, SOLE MAKER OF LEWIS'S NOTED CLEANED HORSE CHOP.

pipping Jiotos. /SIIMIFFANDBOLLDEAUX The CARDIFF STEAMSHIP ^HHHJrCOMPANY'S FIRST-CLASS SCRB^V ST K AM BBS will sail as follows, circuM mantes Permuting :— Cardiff for Bordeaux April II ..Bordeaux for Cardiff April 9 itti goods ana passengers. „ °r. Ratesof Freig.it, (fee., apply to Mr A.G. To. irS? • » Qua' des Chartrous, Bordeaux ana to ,,5 W. R. CORFIELD, „ iel««aphic address, Exchange, Cardiff. Welcotabe." National Telephone, No. 154. JG E L F A S T AND GLASGOW First-class Steamers are intended to sail as under CARDIFF to BELFAST every MONDAY p.m. tide. t, to GLASGOW every TH URsDAY p.m. tide. SWANSEA to BELFAsT and GLASGOW Every WEDNESDAY p.m. tide. WpORT to BELFAST and GLASGOW, TUESDAY, Hth and 28th APRIL, p.m. tide. BRISTOL to BELFAST and GLASGOW Every MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING Fares Belfast—Cabin, 17s ód Steerage. 10s. Glasgow „ 20s; „ i2s 6d. Sailors, 10s; Return Tickets, fare and a half. JJWBS of freight and all further particular from 5" "ones and Bro., Swansea R. Burton and SOD, rt M. Whit will and Son, Bristol; or KJJ. E. TAYLOR and CO., ——— 9, Bute-crescent, Cardiff. && £ CTJNARD LINE. jfcfiyfi/V^FIVE & A THIRD DAY PASSAGES. ^TDOYAL MAIL STEAMERS li FROM LIVERPOOL CALLING AT QDEEN^TOWN. ET»I?S.Nbw YORK. rott BOSTON. CAMUVIa -.Sat., Apr. 4 | CEPHALONIA ..Apr. 2\ 8E»WTANlA-.Sat,Apr. 11 SYLVANIA.Tues., Apr. 7 Tues., Apr. 14 | BOTHNIA ..Th., Apr. 9 for Bin ACCOMMODATION at moderate faro »k,„, f"ST and SECOND Class Passengers; also ^aMHINA' japan NlsW ZEA^AND and Passengers to all p*rts of America and *»oobla at 'ow rates' those by Boston Steamero TBnZ 40 New York without extra charge. *«K OUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED 8, Water-street Liverpool OR TO THEIH AGENTS, John Davies, 9, Edward-place, Crookherbtown ii W. J. Trounce, Bute Docks, Cardiff Messrs a ah Howe and Co.. OaidifF D. S. Thomas, School- 2 £ ?f?r' Uandovery D. T. Davies, 43, Upper Thomas 'jE*et» Mertliyr VV. M. I-ocke, 3, Commercial-street, j J. Roberts, Pontypridd W. Hanoock, 2, ■gggging-at, Haneliy J. S. Lambert, Portli. 1185 A M E R I C A JN LINE £ ul2hj'J\. SODTHAMPTON—NliW YORK "^EBBES- SERVICE. UNITED STATUS MAIL STEAMERt j SOUTHAMPTON TO NEW YORK DIRECT, w. Every SATURDAY. e^lthest Class of accommodation for Saloon, Secoiu Passengers. Steerage outfit ftse. IJVEBPOOL-PHILADELPHIA SERVICE. Every WEDNESDAY. LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA Calling at Qusenstown every Thursday oteeiage oattit free. Passengers and Good9 are unded at Philadelphia on the Wharf of the Penn- J J'vania Railroad, which has the Shortest and inosv. ■*»rect Route to all places in the Western States. 1016 r Apply to Richardson, Spence A Co., Southampton oi t ~*egp°0l; or to S.J. Davies .9, K<1 wards-J>1., Queen ??•1 T. C. Howe dfc Co., 31, Mount Stuart-sq.; C. J. Cud j pp, Castle-rd., Cardiff; Mason and Co., 2. Mount 1111., j Swansea Austin and Silcocks, Swansea T. H. Austin «eaAh-road, Landore; D. S. Thomas, British School 1 Wandovery; W. Hancock, Dowiiing-st., & J. L. Bowen *AkeBeld, l.ianelly; II. Jaiwis, Bridge-si., Neath W I JJUton Locke, 3, Commercial-street, Newport, Mon. > JJ' L. Jones, Zo. Viiliers-sl., Kriion Ferry; J. Roberts, I Pontypridd; D. T. Davie. I>. J. Kvans, Mertliyr Jjhya Roberts, 92, VVoodBeld-street, Morriston M. D. j Price, 64, High-st, Ferndale; A. Tiluey,Steam Saw Mills, I Abertill«ry; W. Edwards, Biaina; A. Davies, 1, Queen- PonUottyu J. Luoiuas, Tredegar ;J. D. Thomas. Seven Sisters, Neath. J»ALGRAVE: MURPHY & 1.1N K OF STEAMERS. -VBV SWAN SUA TO HAMBURG CITY OF CADIZ— .—Captain Connor ( CITY OF DORTMUND.. Captain Codd CITY OF OPOICTO Captain Hcare One of the above or other steamers of the same Lint. < ^intended to leave &w»i<sea for Hamburg every Ten I^or Freights &c aup».- »o the owners, PaJgravu, Murphy & Co. 17, Eden Quay, Dublin, or to III" j Aqents BURGESS ct CO., Swansea I Agent at Haiuijui, D. 1'U i 1 !».'< 1ANN. 6525 J^ONDON~RO CARDIFF & SWANSEA, I „ WEEKLY SAILINGS. 5 «# London and South Wale*Stumers are intended j Si. e*ery FRIDAY from l.ondon(King and Qvteen l%*jnb Itotherhitlie, S.E.), carrying Goods for CAR- I and SWANSEA, as follows Sh^-iu*" London to Cardiff dc .Swansea. April 2 "tzwjlham s.s„ „ „ April 9 «Src,fuTther particulars apply to Matthew* and W Sussex House, 52, Leadenhall-s reet, Londou, r~~« » F. H. Tucker and Co., Swansea; or Matthews 1'Pff. Vienna Chambers, Cardiff. 1282 Insurance. ACCIDENTS TO LIFE AND LIMB, Ii RAILWAY ACCIDENTS, EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY. INSURED AGAINST BY THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSUR- "—— ANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1849. CAPITAL, £1,000,000. COMPENSATION PAID, £5,600,000. 64, Cornhill, London. A. HAN, Secretary. -JAgenjs ;—Mr R. Richard, Station-master, G. WI 2°~w»y; and Messrs Tregerthen Dunn and Co., 12, *ioi!SfcstUilrt-SQuaie, Cardiff Mr W. Thompson, Divi« .■taperintendentfsJJBice^JJV^ ^nblitattons. INFORMATION IS THE ESSENCE OF BUSINESS SUCCESS. m .f)A.U..y TENDERS AND CONTRACTS" Is,. (Two Ediiions a Day) J*U»e ONLY DAILY CONTRACT ORGAN, and, con- iw!&nt,y. gives INI'ORMATION A WEEK IN *«ONT OF ANY OTHER PAPER. Price Id. Con- jlls; 0f Machinery Wanteil. May be ordered of rjy Bookstall or Newsagent. Subscriptions, po-t free, jffi^ble in advance, £ 1 19s per annum —BOUVERIE r?EyS (LIMl 1 ED), 93 and 99 and 5, Temple-chambers, !$°don, E.C. 9111 JYI^INING JYJANUAL, js BY WALTER R SKINNER ntaïns full particulars of all Muting Companies 1)1Irn to the Exchanges of London and the Provinces. U^.seParate section is devoted to South African Com- A full list of mining directors is also given. Qlaa Particulars given of each Mining Coiupany in- the directors and other officials, date of estab- PtaSent' seat operations, description of the ^ty with the purchase consideration, details of dividends paid, and the latest financial Ul°n as disclosed by the accounts. A^*P«cial feature is the particulars given of West "tralian Mining Companies. Price, 10s 6d, post free. LONDON 26, NICHOLAS-LANE, LOMBARD- STREET, E.C. 1255 "'aE ARCHITECT AND~ CONTRACT REPORTER. Established nearly a Quarter of a Century. he ARCHITECT and CONTRACT REPORTER large and influential circulation amongst Archi- tø, Builders, Contractors, and the wealthy classes of J?'Public, and has bee I found to be a very valuable of publicity. J^e ARCHri'ECT and CONTRACT REPORTER Jr11 tains a larger number of Tenders and Contracts than any other paper. ARCHITECT and CONTRACT REPORTER the finest a nd most beautiiul Architectural itt .Art Illustrations of any paper published iu any rt of the world. WEEKLY, PRICE 4d. PUBLISHED BY P. A GILBK11T WOOD, 175, STRAND, LONDON. W.C. 1307 CARDIFF, SWANSJiA, AND NEW M v, PORT SHIPPING GAZKITE. "ttbliahed every Monday Morning. Price 21a per Urn! cARDirr,U'SWA^iEA,1 AND NEWPOltl S^»PING 3AZEll'F. contains a complete record ol j»J? ^nipping business of Carditl', Swansea, Newport nstol, Neath, Briton Ferry, Buvry Poit, <fec., ami cir g^tes among all the Merchants and Brokers of toe jrjstol Channe "Pores, and generally throughout the SlJ°U8 ports of the United Kingdom. It is filed at s, the Lombard, and most of the Chambers ol and is also sent to the leading Foreign PorU ^«IKF Offices :—105. St. Mary-s'.rce' Cardiff Just Published, for Two Stamps, -wUi J- A. BARNES, M.D. (U.S.) a Treatise, entitled Rj OW TO ENSURE HEALTH mosb valuable Bo jk on the Laws Governing Life, fcisL e Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment of all passes depending on Nervous Debility, Mental and j^ysmal Depression, Palpitation of the Heart, Noises .\he Head and Ears, Impaue sight and Memory, fJ^'ge&tion, Prostration, Lassitude, Ac. Sent post on receipt of Two stamp-.— Address 4 Messrs BARNES, J.('\nIIl\,l!ll" ï Ii" "1. 116 -= W WILLIAMS' (PONTARDAWE) ORM LOZENGES. or over Thirty Years this highly valuable Remedy I' Wr Wet with the greatest success. The effect upon ta k, Delicate Children £ .ften given up as incurable) Magic. Getting rid of iiis tormenting pest« by these Lozenges, the thin, pale-faced, inanimate ik becomes strong, healthy, and lively, the pride ed of the anxiety, of his guardians. б tslr.-I have for some time used your Anthelmintic «t>„ m Lozenge?, in my family, and find thein a» ery ily and efficacious cure for aseearides, and their Wont 0 anJ convenient form is a great recommenda- or childran.—W IiUTCUlNSON, Vicar of Howdon.' Off at 9^d, 131/od, and 2s 9d per box, by mo.st <JheS fov 14 or 34 stamps from J. Davies teoSiff1,30. High-street Swansea. A list of tew. symptoms Ac on appiicatiftu. X^°RTANTTO THOSE^WHO SUFFER. of Horton's l.X.K Pills are guaranteed bite]. CQmpIications. Also gravel and pains in tne (Itoin tu tree for 4s from G. 1>. Horton, M.P.S. General Hospital), Aston-road, Birmingham. Chemist, 39, BndglHt., Merthyr—Wilis, Chemist. Swansea '•i'jh-st 0*ford-st Newport —Young, Chemist, ers a„ Has never been known to fail.ket- Ted tree. Please name paper. 4373 by Ãudiøn. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Messrs COOKE & HANSON. Household Furniture, at Cardiff April 2 Messrs J. J. DAVID and CO. Detached Family Residence, at Cardiff April 2 Messrs FULLER, HORSEY, SONS, If, CASSELL Machinery, at Woo las ton, Glos April 8 Mr SYDNEY GIBSON. Freehold and Leasehold Properties, a.t Ca.ralff.. April;3 Messrs GOTTWALTZ, BOWRING, and PERRY. „ Orchids, at Cardiff ^P'lJ Office Furnitu e and Effects April 9 Safes, at Cardiff April 9 Cows and Heifers, at Cardiff — Ji Freehold and Leasehold Properties, at C&Tdiff April io Household furniture, etc at Cardiff —Apnl « Messrs J. M. LEgnER and SON. Household Furniture, Ac., at Swansea April 14 Mr MORGAN MORGAN. Leasehold Property, at Cardiff • Messrs NEWLAND, DAVIS & HUNT- Licensed Property, at Mr THOMAS PARRY. Tinplat« Works, at Newport — • • • ? Mr ALFRED PHILLIPS. Horses, at Cardiff — ApnI 8 Mr W. D. PHILLIPS. Pictures. Furniture. Ac., at Haverfordwe-t AprU 14 Messrs STEPHENSON ami ALEXANDER g Pasture Land, at Pare Coed, Machen.. Household Furniture, Ac., at P°"'yPnd Anrfi J6 a 17 Plane and Machinery, at Port ^bot • • • • P .j 100 Leasehold Cottivges, at Pontypridd. ■ .j Freehold and Leasehold Propernes.at Cardiff. -AprU f Plant, Machinery, Ac., at Cwmavon Wor ■ Freehold Land at Marcross • i. Ca.ttle, Sheep, "c., at Cø.Dt{)n FaIr.. ..AprU 6 sS"*as GioCBr'sStockJn-Trade^ TaRC^o'edTmACH^SAINT-Y-NIL, NEAR 4TTVTTAL LETTING of about 400 ACRES ol ANNUAL ^(\ellenx PASTURE. MESSRS STEPHENSON and ALEX. ander will LET by AUCTION at this Farm, on THURSDAY, the 2nd day of April, at 1 p.m., the foregoing PASTURE LAND, in convenient lots np to the 1st January, 1897. Luncheon at 12 o'clock. Further particulars may be had upon application to the Auctioneers, 5, High-street, Cardiff; or to Mr Abraham Longdon, the Bailiff a t the Farm. 8747 PRKXJMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. UNRESERVED SALE OF VALUABLE AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPOINTM ENTS, VALUABLE PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, AND WATER-COLOURS, GREENHOUSE PLANTS, Ac. MESSRS STEPHENSON and ALEX- ANDER are instructed by the Trustee to SELL by AUCTION unreservedly, on MONDAY and TUESDAY, the 13th and 14th days of April nest, at Plas y-Dderwyn. Pontypridd, the whole of the COSTLY FURNITUUE, VALUABLE PICTURES IN OIL AND WATER-COLOURS, And other Appurtenances of this Residence. The contents of the Orchard House, Vinery, and Conservatories. Sal" each day at 11.30 a.m. Descriptive Catalogues in order of Sale are in course of preparation, sixpence each, obtainable from the Auctioneers. 9252 CANTON FAIR, CANTON, CARDIFF. MONTHLY ACCTTON SALES. MR J. RICHARD THOMAS will HOLD his NEXT SALE of CATTLE, SHEEP, Ac., at this Fair on MONDAY, the 6th April, 1896, at U Present Entries include 50 PRIME CORN-FED FAT Yearlings, 80 SHROPSHIRE DOWN AND RADNOR EWES AND LAMBS, 20 FAT AND STORK CATTLE, from Messrs Rees Thomas, Boverton R. Templeton, Blackweir; L. Watkhis, The Fields; E. Griffiths, Greettway Thomas, Caia D. Evans, Liliput; H. Jenkins, Ca.ton and other*. Further Entries solicited. Auctioneer's Offices, 2, Duke-street, Cardiff. 3885 SALETHliToAY. PARK-PLACE, CARDIFF. SALE OF VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. MESRS J. J. DAVID and CO. have been instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, the 2nd day of April, 1896, at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon, all that valuable and centrally-situated DETACHED FAMILY RESIDENCE, 41, PARK-PLACE, CARDIFF. The House contains Busemenfc: Three good cellars. Ground floor Entrance-hall, heated with hot-water pipes dining-room, drawing-room, break- fast-room or library, opening into conservatory; kirchen, larder, china. pantry, and other domestic offices. First fl<.or Three excellent bedrooms, large dressing-room, bathroom (h. and c.), w.c., etc. Top floor: Three good bedrooms, boxroom, and drying closet. All the front upstairs rooms have a charming view of Cathay." Park. There is alorge garden, with lawn, containing good assortment of prize and other fruit trees, one green- house (heated), with choice vine in full bearing; one greenhouse (cold) with two splendid vines, also good bearers summer-house, potting shed, frame, Ac. The garilmi opens out into enclosed lawn and shrubbery, used in ommon with three adjoining hon«es—an ideal plaos for young children. The Property (excluding the shrubbery, Ac.), has t.,hout 44ft. frontage and about 162ft. depth. The house was built by the late Alderman Daniel Jones for Mr J. G. Proger, which is a guarantee that the materials, building, and sanitary arrangements are all of the very best. Tho Property is held under lease for 99 years from 29th September, 1870, at the small annual ground rent of £13 Is. „ T For further particulars apply to Messrs Randal and Cay, Solicitors, Bute Docks or to the Auctioneers, SHORT NOTICE OF SALE. UND R DISTRESS FOR RENT. 57. ALBANY-ROAD, ROATH PARKt CARDIFF. MESSRte. COOKE & HAISSON will .11"-L SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURS- DAY. April2nd,one large PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, nearly new, also HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Mid EFFECTS, comprising Harmonium, Chairs, Tables, Ac. Sale at 2 o'clock sharp. 703e PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT 1tE R. COOK JENKINS, A BANKRUPT. THE TYNEWYDD TINPLATK WORKS, PONT. NEWYDD. (Five miles from Newport. Mon.) MR THOMAS PARRY will offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at, the Westgato Hotel, Newport, on WEDNESDAY, April 22nd, 1896, at 3.30 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions of Sale, in One Lot, as a going concern, all that well- arranged and^compact works known as the TYNEWYDD TTNPLATE WORKS, together with tbe fixed machiuery, which is of modem further particulars in posters and future advertise- ments. ov may be obtained of the Auctioneer Thomas W. J allies, Esq., Sol kit or, Swansea or of Messrs Ward, Colborne, and Coulman, Solicitors, Newport. Dated, Auction and Estate Offices, Albany-chambers, Newport, Moil., March 27th, 1696. 9200 IN BANKRUPTCY. BREAM, FORESTOF DUAN. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. JO GROCERS, DRAPERS. FURNITURE DEALERS, AND OTHER*. MR JOHN YOUNG has been instructed by G. H. L'ewellyn. Est[, Official Receiver, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, the whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE belonging to the Bream Supply Co., Limltd, and valued at about £250, consisting of: GROCERIES—Tinned salmon, lobster, brawn, beef, milk, tea, sugar, pepper, cheese, butter, flour, mustard, bottles of pickles, jam, marmalade, soaps, candles, lard, rice, black lead, herb extract, coffee, cocoa, baking powder. Zebra polish, jellies, lemon and candid peel, coffee mill, lamp wick, buckets, ginger wine, brasil scales and weight*, tea, butter and provision paper, bags, blue, matches, oatmeal, bacon, biscuits,) tea cannisters. oranges, lamps. FURNITURE .-—Sideboard, office desk, clock, mattresses, beds, blankets, perambulator, wall papers, washstands and toilet tables, folding chair, sets of ware, toilet gla ses, commodes, chests of drawers, cushions, tin boxes, kettles, tins, brushes, book shelves, fenders and fire irons, sewing machines, Ac., Ac. 300 PAIRS OF BOOTS AND SHOES. DRAPERY Prints, flannel, shirting, calico, suits, towelling, oilcloth, hose, blinds, haberdashery, wools, fixtures, fittings, Ac., Ac. Goods on view day of sale. SALE will be held on THURSDAY, April 9th,1896, at 12 noon "harp. Book to Lvdney Station, Dated 1, Tredegar-chambert, Newport, March 26th, 1&1&. NEWPORT. SALE OF VALUABLE LICENSED PROPERTY. MESRS NKWLAND, DAVIS and HUNT will srLL by AUCTION, at the King's Head Hotel, Newport, on WEDNESDAY, April 8tn, 1896, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon (subject to Con- ditions of Sale to be produced), the HANDSOME AND WELL-BUILT PREMISES, No. 51,. Commercial-street, Newport, containing excel- lent kitchen, scullery, pantvies. wine and beer cellars, bakehouse, exceptionally well-fitted oliop, two large and well-arranpted dining-rooms, lavatories, etc., large sitting-room with bay window, seven bedrooms, lava- tory, oaths, w.c.'s, etc., in which the business of a Confectioner and Restaurateur has been carried on for over 50 vears, and to which are attached WINE, BEER, AND PORTER LICENCES. The Premises have recently been rebuilt, and are especially designed for the carrying on of the above or any similar Business. The Property is held on lease for 99 years from 25th March, 1891, ac an aunual ground rent of :£25. Further particulars of the Auctioneers, or Messn Francis, Stanton, aud Parnall, Solicitors, Skinuer- street Chambers, Newport. 9240 L, gAMUEL, Hayes BUILDINGS, THE HAYES, CARDIFF. "SCAONEKR, VALCEB HOU8E AND ESTATL AGbNT Sales coducte.t at lowwt uiclusive charges, with prompt settlementti. d fnr cot. Cash advanced on Goods KT Rents Collected. Book Debts Bought. Only Address— £ ?_ HAYES BUI I,DINGS. THE HAYES. CARDIFF .v THE GREAT Bt.OOD PUlUPIER THOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS over, -i. come the worst forms of diseases, and the forest tate of the blood, stomach, liver, and kidneys tney go to the core of every disease, wiiue no o'.iiM' luwiciusa have power to reach. The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER cures the follows complaints:—Indigestion, or wind in tho stomach or bowels, giddiness in the head, dimness of sight, weak or sore eyes, loss of memory, palpitation of the heart, liver and bilious obstructions, asthma or tightness in tho chest, rheumatics, lumbago, piles, gravel, pains in the back, scurvy, bad legs, bad breast, sore throat, sore heads, and sores of all descriptions burns, wounds, or white swellings, scrofula, or king's evil, gatherings tumours or cancers, pimples or blotches on the face and body, swelled faster legs, scabs and itch, erysipelas jaundice, and'dropay, and fevers of ail kinds. In boxes at-Is lid \nd 2s 9d each, sold by moat Chemists, or from the Iturdoc* Pill Manufactory, 44, U.\ford-stre«t Swansea '005 aus by øno SALE Tins DAY (THURSDAY) AT 12 O'CLOCK. SALE OF ORCHIDS, Imvorted and established, and in flower or bud. MISSRS GOTTWALTZ, BOWRING, Jfm- and PERRY have received instructions from MESSRS F. SANDER A CO., ST. ALBANS, to SELl. by AUCTION, at the Salerooms, 11, High. street, Cardiff, Thi., Day, THURSDAY. 2nd April, 1696. at 12 o'clock, fine selection of ORCHIDACEOUS PLANTS, including Dendrobium Jamesiannm, Cypripediam bellatulum, Cypripediam Chamberlainianum, Orel- dium Rogersii, Coelogyne tenebresa, CattleyaTriande, Dendrobium Dracoius, Cypripedium Curtisii, Den- drobium formosum giganteum, O'tortile, Cypripedinm insigne montanaim, Laelia pumila, Angraecum Hum. blotii, Dendrobium noble, Coelogyne cristata. alba, Cy- prtpedium Mastersianum, Vanda Coesnlea, Dendrobium dersiflorum, Habenaria. Sasannae, Dendrobium, Wardianom,Calanthe veratrifolia, Dendrobium Find- layanum, Cymbidium eburneum, Laelia auiumnalis, Atro-rubens, Sophronitis grandiflora, Dendrobium crassinode, D Fytchianum, Lycaste Skinneri, Thunia Bensoniae, Dendrobium suavissimum, D. Dixanthum, Orcidinm Gravesianum, O. Rogersii, Cypripedium Charlesworthii, C. Lawrenceanum, C. Parishil, Cattleya Harrisonico, &c. also SPLENDID SELECTION OF ORCHIDS IN FLOWER OR BUD, Boxes of MISCELLAN KOUS ORCHIDS, Ac., together with Haemanthus Kallreyerii, Amaryllis aulica, Vallota purpurea, Bougaenvillea glabra, Sanderiana, Tecoma. Smithi, Pancratium, GuJanense Gloriosa superba, Sprkelia., formossima, Ijatania rotundifolia, Diplndenia atropurpurea, Sarracenia flaAa, Browallla speciosa, Major. Ac., Ac. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. INSPECTION INVITED. Catalogues may be had from the Auctioneers, who will be pleased to give all particulars and execute commissions. 8851 BRYN-Y-MOR. SWANSEA. IMPORTANT UNRES RVED SALE OF BOUSE. HOLD FURNITURE. nOoKs, HOTHOUSE AND OTHER PLANTS AND OTHER EFFECTS. MESSRS JOHN M. LII; DER V SON have received instructions from the Repre- sentatives of the lute Mrs E. Ba.th, to SELL by AUCTION, at the above residence, on TUESDAY, April 14th, 1896, the CONTENTS of the library, dining and drawins-rooms, entrance ball, inner a.nd outer ditto, bedrooms, kitchens, scullery, greenhouses, garden, Ac., comprising mahogany dining.room suite in leather (12 chairs and couch), do. dining table, dinner waggon, sideboard, bntier's tray anil stand, Turkey and other carpets, wool mats, window and other curtains, eas. chairs, fenders and fireirons, gipsy stands, occasional tables, coal vases, whatnots, card tables, coffee do.. chimney and other ornaments, jars, rosewood drawing-room suites, grand pianoforte in walnut case, door mats, gas lamps and fittings, hall chairs, benches, settees, mahogany umbrella stand. The contents of 12 bedrooms, servants do., and nurseries, consisting of fenders and fire irons, Brussels, tapestry, and other carpets, coal v<uses, brass and iron French bedsteads, bedding, chain, spring and hair mattresses, mahogany, walnut, Japan, and other washstands and dressing-tables, unlet and other glasses, couches in cretonne, tadies and gentlemen s chairs, mahogany, maple, aod pitcbpine ward. robes, window pole and fittings, curtains, Venetian blinds, gas brackets and globes, linoleum; also the contents of the kitchens, furniture and scullery Catalogues are in course of preparation, a.nd may be had one week prior to sale. Sale to commence at 11 a m. Goods on view Saturday and Monday, Ap.il utb aad 13th, by c i talogue only. 9004 Auctioneers' Offices, Goat-street Chambers, Swansea. IfTBANKRUPTCY. RE DAVIES, GEORGE, AND DAVIES. IMPORTANT SAI.E OF VALUABLE PICTURES, OLD WINES. CHINA, SILVER, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, BOOKS, Ac. MR W. D. PHILLIPS has been in- strncted by John James, Esq. (the Trustee of the above Instate), to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at tbe Masonic Hall, Haverfordwest (removed to the Hail from Sir William Davies's residence at Spring Gardens for convenience of sale), on MONDAY, the 13th April, 1895, and FIVE FOLLOWING DAYS; at Scoveston House (the country residence of Sir Wil. liam Davies, situate about six miles from Haverford- west), on TUESDAY, thtl 21st of April, 1896, and at his Seaside Residence, Broad Haven, St. Bride's Bay (6 miles distant from Haverfordwest), on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 23rd and 24th April, 18?6, the who:e of the OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ANTIQUIC AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CHOICK OLD WINRS, OLD CHINA AND SILVKR, CARRIAGES, &cc.. forming II. collection of effects of such a high class ItS has not been offered to the public in Pembrokeshire for many years, formerly the property of Sir William Davieg. The Oil Paintings are by the following celebrated Artists, vis. Moreland, Rolph, Adam, Corbould, Dames, Schluger, Venias, Musin, Wilson, Depratire, Schlngg and others. The Cellars contain Emperor Port, vintage 1792; Grand Old Thwuy Port, vintage 1847; and more modern vintages; Choice Sherries from 1866, Madeiras, Clarets, Ac. The Old China is a, very fine collection of Majolica, Old Japan, Chelsea, and other wares. The Silver embraces a variety of patterns and Ages, beautifully chased, and iu a good state of preserva- tion, acd tho Eleetro-plate is of the very best quality arid make. The Furniture is of antique and modem manofac- 1me,and of a class boflUing the position of a. gentle- man of Sir William Davies s status in the county. Thê Oarages compliso handsome ¡,andau, Brougham, W.iftonett' and other vehicles, by the best-known builders. The Household Library contains a Varied Assort- ment of Books by Standard Authors, some of the Works being rare. The Sale will commence at 11 o'clock each day. Detailed Catalogues, giving order of Sales, are in course of preparation, and maybe obtained from the Auctioneer at Sixpence each, and no one will be admitted to the Masonic Hall without a Catalogue, as the space will be limited. The Effects will be on view on Saturday, April 11th. Market-street, Haverfordwest, 91h March, 1896. 9178 totters anD TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS^ The CORPORATION of CARDIFF is prepared to receive TENDERS for the ERECTION and CON- STRUCTION of a HOSPITAL PAVILION and LAUN. DRY BLOCK on the FLAT HOLM ISLAND. Plans and Specification can be seen and Bills of Quantities obtained on and after the 7th April, upon the deposit of one guinea, which will bo returned on receipt of a bona fide tender. Sealed Tenders endorsed in accordance with the specification toO be delivered at my office not later than 9.30 a.m. on Monday, April 13th, 1896. By order, J. L. WHEATLEY. Town Clerk. Town Hall, Cardiff, 31st March, 1896. 9227 GWXNSEA HRBOnR TRU3 T. CONTRACT FOR CLOTHING. The TRUSTEES are prepared to receive TENDERS up to the 13th APRIL for the SUPPLY of CLOTHING for their Officials for the current year. Forms of Tender anil full particulars may be had on application to the undersigned. The Trustees do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. WILLIAM LAW, General Superintendent, Harbour Offices. Swansea, 27th March, 1896. 9181 ysrrRADYFODCHÕOL BOARD. T WINDERS a.re invited for the ERECTION of a PUPIL TEACHERS' CENTRAL SCHOOL at Porth, with accommodation for Deaf and Dumb School and Cookery Class-room. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the residence of the Board's Architect, Mr Jacob Rees, Hillside Cottage, Pentre. Tenders (sealed and endorsed, "Tenders for Porth Pupil Teachers' chool, etc.") must teach me not later than 12 noon on Monday, the 13th April. The Board do no., bind themselves to accept the lowest or auy Tender. W. G. HOWELL, Clerk. School Board Offices, Pentre, Glare., 30th March, 1896. 9205 SESSIONS AND Q O N S, k7 LIMITED, k5 Manufacturers and Importers of CEMENT, SLATES, TIMBER, CHIMNEY-PIECES RANGES, GRATES, AND ALL BUILDING MATERIALS, PENARTH I> OAD, /CARDIFF. 123e JCV V> 6963 HEATING BY HOT WATER. IMPROVED HIGH PRESSURE (Small Pipe System) HEATING APPARATUS For Churches, Mansions, Hotels, Ac. ALSO LOW PRESSURE HEATING. EDWIN HAMPTON, LIMITED, HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS, ABERGAVENNY. 1386 TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. ARCHIBALD D. DAWNAY (Established 30 years), having made extensive additions to his works and stockyard at the WALES AND WEST OF ENGLAND GIRDER WORKS, tr.A.ST MOORS, CARDIFF (Into which sidings run from the G.W.R., L.N.W.R., Tag, ana Bate lanes), and Fitted up New Engines, Machinery, Punches, Kivetters, aud other requisite plant, is prepared to Design and Execute to Architects' Requirements every Description of Constructional Steel and Iron Work with considerable expedition. LARGE STOCK OF ROLLED JOISTS, PLATES, Ps. L's, and CHANNELS KEPT ON HAND. Pa.tentee of the Solid Tile Fireproof Floors. OFFICES .-—EAST MOORS, CARDIFF. Telegrams Dawnay, Cardiff." National Telephone, Cardiff, No. 694. 1274 DAVIES BROS" TIMBER, SLATE, AND CEMENT IMPORTERS. BUILDERS' MERCHANTS AND IRONMONGERS EVERY REQUISITE for the BUILDING TRADE, LONDON WHARF, NEWPORT, AND AT 8107 BARRY DOCK. &t., id lit. T° BE LET "by "TENDER all that A DOUBLE-HCENSED HOUSE and Premises, GfiE Y HO UND HOTEL, BRIDGE- stREET, Carddf, for the term of 7 or 14 years from 1st Juue, 1W96. Tenders for either Or both periods to be sonfc to the undersigned on or before the 10th day of April next Draft Form of Lease and further particulars may be obtained from r YOBATH and JONES. Solicitors, 9095 Weatgate-street, Cardiff. r — BUY the CARDIFF TIMES & SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS—ONE PENNY taublít Crnnpatms,$tt. I rpo THE HOLDERS OF NORTHERN X PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS. In the plan, dated 16th March, 1896, which has been prepared for the reorganisation of the NORTHERN PACI, IC RAILROAD SYSTEM, Holders of the SIX PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS are offered the privilege, until further notice, of converting or exchanging their Bonds as follows :— For each old Bond of 91,000 will be given $1,350 FOUR PER CENT. NEW PRIOR LIEN HUNDRED YEAR GOLD BONDS, carrying interest, payable quarterly, from 1st July, le96, and 530 in cash, payable immediately on deposit of the old Bonds, in respect of the coupon due 1st July next on the said old Bonds. The old Northern Pacific First Mortgage Bonds possess mortgage rights over the main line as regards 2,152 miles, and, together with the Pend d'Oreille and Missouri River Divisional Mortgages, which precede them in rank, and the St. Paul and Northern Pacific I Bonds, which are to be included in the New Prior Lien Mortgage, require fur their yearly service a sum of about$4,000,000. The New Prior Lien Bonds, on the other band, when the plan is entirely carried through, will be a first charge on the whole of tho Northen rPacific sys tern amounting to 4,706 miles, and will require for their service a sum _of$4,570,000, being an increase of only $373,000. It is proposed under the plan to pay off in cash at par the aforesaid Pend d'Orielle and Missouri River Divisional Bonds, and to retain in reserve an amount of$8,423,000 Prior Lien Bonds against a like nominal amount of st. Paul and Northern Pacific Bonds now in circulation, and which cannot be repaid before maturity. Under the plan $105,000,000 (including the above of the New Four per Cent. Prior Lien Bonds are to be issued. This amount may be increased by a maximum addition in the course of about 16 years, but any such incre se is only to be authorised for new mileage or for important better- ments of the property coveied by the mortgage. The Prior Lien Bonds will, as regartts both the principal and interest, be payable in gold, and be secured by mortgage not only on the main line, branch lines and terminals, but abo on all rolling -tock and equipment, as well as on the entire land grant, includ- ing that portion of the grant which hitherto has not been covered by the first mortgage. From the :proceedg of land sales an amount not exceeding$500,000 in each year is to be devoted to the redemption by purchase and cancellation of Bonds of the new Company. In the first iu stance purcliasea will be made of Four per Cent. Prior Lien Bonds, so long as said purchases can be effected at not over 110 per cent. When Prior Lien Bonds are not obtainable on these terms, purchases will be made of the security next in rank, viz., 'three per Cent. General Lien Bonds. The new Company waiving the r ght of redeeming Bonds before their maturity, holders of the new Bonds cannot be compelled to surrender their Bonds for sink- ing fund purposes. The existing general First Mortgage Bonds, how. ever, are redeemable at 110 per cent, by compulsory drawings for account of a sinking fund consisting of— (a,) The annual surplus arising, after provision for 6 per cent, interest on the balance of bonds out- standing, from a sum equal to 7 per cent, on the original amount of the mortgage. (b) The excess proceeds of land grant sales. Even if the sale of lauds should continue to proceed as slowly as has hitherto been the case, the funds available would probably be sufficient to entirely redeem all non-registered First Mort- gage Bonds iu about 10 years. It is. however, intended to introduce a different policy regarding the land salos, with the object of attracting settlers to the domain of the Northern Pacific. It may be here- fore anticipated that; the entire compulsory redemp- tion of the old Birst Mortgage Bonds, both non- registered and registered, will be accomplished at no veiy distant date. For these reasons the Committee of First Mortgage Bondholders, as well as the New York firms who originally issued these Bonds, Messrs ,T. P. Morgan and Co., August Belmont and Co., and Winslow, Lanier and Co., as also the Deutsche Bank, recom- mend all holders thereof to avail themselves of the privilege of voluntary conversion as aforesaid. We now request holders of Northern Pacific General First Mortgage Bonds desirous of converting their holdings to present their Bonds at our offices, 4, George-yard, Lombard-street, E.C., between the hours of 11 and 2 (Saturdays 11 and 1). Bonds—with coupons maturing 1st July, 1895—must be deposited under th • Plan and Agreement of Rear. ganisation, dated 16th March, 1896, and be numerically listed in dnplicata on forms winch may be obtained at onr offices. Until further notice the conversion will :be effected free of charge, the rignt, however, reserved to the Reorganisation Managers to vary the conditions offered or to close the conversion entirely. Against Bonds so deposited the holder will receive in respect of every eld Bond of c-ish payment of S6 2s 6d (less Income Tax), being the equivalent of $30 at 49d per 3. and our certificate of deposit, to be exchanged, on notice by advertisement, for definitive Reorganisation Certificates of Deposit. These certifi- cates will be for$1,000 each, and will be listed in New York. An official quotation on the London Stock Exchange will be applied for in due course. DEUTSCHE BANK (BERLIN) LONDON AGENCY. 4, Ge"rge-yard, Lombard-street. London, E.C., 30th March, 1896. 9235 legal nt1:ttz. TTAMEL-HAI RBRLT'IN g — VV REDDAWAY v. BANHAM IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 26th, 1896. By JUDGMENT delivered this day their Lordships unanimously revcl"SO.1 the decision of the Court or Appoal and confirmed the findings of the Jury on the trial of the Action. The qne8tion left to the Jury anà their answers thretù wer" as follows — Q. Does Camel-Hair Belting' mean belting made by the Plaintiffs as distinguished from belting made by any other manufacturers A. "YES. Q. Or does it mean belting of a particular kind without reference to any particular maker ?'—A. NO." Q. Do the Defendants so describe their belting as to be likely to mislead purchase's and to lead them to huy the Defol1.l;'lIts' beltint: a" and for the belting of the Plaintiff* ?"—A. YES." Q. Did the Defendants endeavour t pass off their goods as and for thB,!70Ot/8 of th Plmt1.ff8, Foas to be likely ¡1 to deceIVe purchasers ?"—A. YES." Their Lordships ordered a. Perpetual Injunction, and that the Defendants should pay tho costs of tho Action and Appeals. CAUTION: CAMEL-HAIR BELTING. Messrs REDDAWAY, MANCHESTER, having con- tinuously since the year 1879 applied the term Camel Hair" to Belting, such balling having acquired a world-wida reputation, and under that term become nnivoany known os the exclusive mauuacture of Messrs F. Reddaway and Company, certain unscru- pulous persons have recently adopted that, term to endeavour to pass off their belting as the belting of Messrs Reddaway and Company. Purchasers and users are warned against tith fraud, amI ate requested givd informatIon to the undersigned as to any cases of deception within their knowledge. A. MACDONALD BLAIR, 5, St. James"-square, Manchester, 9234 Solicitor to F. Reddaway A Co., Ld. WILLIAM: THOMAS, DECEASED. Pursuant to the Statute, 22nd and 23r.1 Vic., c. 35 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tlmt all CRlmr- TORS and other person* having any DEB i S, CLAIMS or DEMANDS against the Estate of WILLIAM THOMAS, lato of Cilwendeg, in the County Borough of Swansea, Builder, Contractor, and Timber Merchant (formerly a member of the firm of Thomas Watkins and J.enkin*. of the I'.runswick Timber Yard, Swansea, and lately Managing Director of Thomus Watkins and Company, Limited, of the satne address, both Builders, Con tractors, and Timber Merchants), who died on the 24th day of August, 1885. and whose Will was proved in tho Principal Probate Registry of her Majesty 's High Court of Justice by William Rawlins Thomas, Llewellyn Thomas, Alfred Henry Thomas, and William Henry 5lichael, the Executors therein named, on the 10th day of December, 1895, are hereby required to send particulars in writing of their debt*, claims, or demands to the said Executors, atCiiwendeg, Swansea afwesaid. on or befor j the 1st day of May. 1896, after which date the said Executors will proceed to dis- tribute the assets of the said deceased among the partIes entitled thereto, having regard only to the debts, claims, and demands of which thfiy shill then have had notice. And they will not be liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person or persons of whose debt, claim, or demand they shall not then have had notice. Dated this 14th day of March, 1896. COLLINS A WOODS, 1, Worcester-place, Swansea, 8940 Solicitors for the said Executors. ubitc ^ppotntmencs. E- BBW VALE FRRAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. APPOINTMENT OF CLERK. The Urban District Council of Ebhw Vale are prepared to recoivo APPLICATION* for the APPOINTMENT OF CLlm., Applicants must be fullv qualified solicitors. Salary B120 per annum, payable quarterly. The person appointed will be required to provide au A^.is'aitt Clerk (who shall be resident iu the town) to attend at the offices of tho Council daily. Applications with testimonials are to be directed to the Chairman (M. J. S. Lyons, Esq.), at the office of the Council, endorsed Appointment of Clerk," and to be sent In on or before Saturday, the lltli day of April next. Da.ted tbifl 31st <I!l:.Y of Ma.œb, lbÐó. JOHN E. W AIW, Markot Buildings, Ebbw Vale, 9229 Cleric to tho said CounciL GEDWELLTY ^JSCHOOL BOARD. WANTED, MALE ASSISTANT TEACHERS foi the Earl-street and George Town Schools. Also a F KM ALE CERTIFICATED ASSISTANT TEACHER to take charge of the Infants Cjass of the Troedrhiw- gwair School, near Treuepi. oalatite as per Sca.le of the Board. Applications, with testimonials, to be forwarded me on or before the 6th Apnl next. C. DAUNCEY, (solicitor, Qina _Clerk^of_Board, Tredegar, Mon. R|LEBTH. A COMPLETE SET, ONE GUINEA. MESSRS. GOODMAN, 56, QUEEN-STREET, AND 10, DUKE. STREET, CARDIFF. SINGLE TOOTH, 2s 6d 5 YEARS' WARRANTY, Painlessly fitted by Atmospheric Suction AT ONE-THIRD THE USUAL CHARGES. No extra.<:tiollB necessaw. Country Patieuts supplied in One Visit and Railway Faro Allowed. Dr. ANDREW WILSON (late R.N.) says :1 can recommend Mr Goodman as a v iy skilful and humane dentist. His reasonable chaigas should attract to him all classes." CONSULTATIONS FREE. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DENTISTRY (MESSRS GOODMAN), 10. DUKE-STREET, and 56. QDEEN-STREET, CARmFF. and at 86, TAFF-STREET, PONTYPRIDD 28, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT 15, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. Hours, 1C to 8. Consultations Free.- 127 ftabltr Jloikes. GOOD FRIDAY AT ST. PETER'S, 3T ROATH. MASS at 10 o'clock. PreacherThe Rev. Father CORMACK. EVENING. TENKBRiE SERVICE. 6 30 p.m. Preacher'The Rev. Father NOLAN. 832 IFE ASSURANCE POLICIES JLj WANTED for large sums on lives past 45 con- siderably over surrender value given; speedy settle- ments and highest references. Also Reversions pur- chased.—Full particulars to T. ROBINSON, Insurance Broker, 85, High-street West, Sunderland. 774 TRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON, B. FOR MUSICAL EDUCATION AND EXAMINATION. INSTITUTED 1872. The NEW REGULATIONS and all Particulars for the THEORETICAL (JU N IS) and PRACTICAL (J ULY) EXAMINATION may NOW BE HAD of the LOCAL SECRETARY. WALTER SCOTT, Camden House, 8894 173, Newport-road, Cardiff. rTuBERNACLE BAPTIST CHAPEL, JL THK HAYES. CARDIFF. The Bev. J. GOMER LEWIS, D.D., of Swansea, will deliver his renowned LECTURE on THE WORLD'S FAIR," in English and Welsh. GOOD FRIDAY EVENING, April 3rd, 1896. CHAIRMAN Mr Councillor EDWARD THOMAS (Cochfarf), J.P, Admission: B >dy of Chapel, Is Balcony, 6d. Doors.open at 7, to Commence at 7.30 p.m. 831 NEWPORT MON.) UNION. I, the Undersigned, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. that the AUDIT of the ACCOUNTS for the half-year ended Lady Day, 1896, of the said Union, and of the several Parishes therein, will commence at the Board-room of the Guardians of the Poor of the said Union at NEWPORT, on FRIDAY, the 17th day of APRIL, 1896, at 10 o'clock ill the foreuoan. Dated this 31st day of March, 13S6. (Signed) ALFRED W. IXjLBY, District Auditor of the Herefordshire and Monmouthshire Audit District. Newport.Mon. 9231 0ARDI FF RAe E S, EASTER MONDAY AND TUESDAY. £1,200 IN STAKES. Excellent Entries in all Races. The Welsh Grand National Steeplechase of 500 sovs. will be run on Monday. The PenUyn Hurdle Race of 200 sovs. on Tuesday. Cheap Trains from all parts. 9141 ARDIFF PORT SANITARY AUTHORITY. INFECTIOUS DISORDERS. p.EGULATIONS have been made by the Cardiff Po; t Sanitary Authority for the removal to Hospital of persons brought within the Port Sanitary District of Cardiff by any Ship or Boat who are infected with a )angerous Infectious Disorder, and any person offending will be subject to the penalties therein mentioned. Prints of the Regulations may be obtained gratis at my Office. J. L. WHEATLEY, Town Clerk and Clerk to the Cardiff Port Sanitary Authority. Tawn Hall, Cardiff, 31st March, 1896. 9228 I~ ARDIFF INHIBITION, 1895. PATRON: HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. WILL BE OPENED S ATUR-DA y, jyjAY 2nd, 1896, AT 2.30 P.M. f. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. /-V FINE ART GALLERY, MACHINERY IN MOTION. GREAT DISPLAY OF MODELS, WORKING COAL MINE. OLD CARDIFF. CANAL AND LAKE FOR BOATING. OLD WORLD BAND. FINEST CYCLE TRACK IN THE WORLD. GRAND WATER SHOW AND FIREWORKS. ILLUMINATIONS & OPEN-AIR OPERA. The BAND ot the ROYAL MARINES has been specially engaged for tha Openmff. Applications for Season Tickets (admitting holder throughout the ran of the Exhibition) may be made to— The HON. SECBICTABT, Exhibition Office, 9212 St. Mary-street, Cardiff, mYLORSTOWN EXPLOSION LOCAL JL RELIEF FUND. The COMMITTEE beg to ACKNOWLEDGE the Receipt of the following Donations. Further Subscrip- tions will be gratefully lccoived by the Treasurer ?. £ s. d. Amount previously acknowledged 1,674 19 2 Waunfawr Congrsgational Chusch, near Carnarvon, per Kov O. H. Hughes 0 11 9 Mrs E. Harries, The Manor House, Bristol, per II. iSirkhouse, Esq 5 0 0 C.M. Church, Llanbcdrog, per Rev D. M. Phillips 0 10 0 Congreg tional Church. Ynysgau, Merthyr, per Rev O. H. Hughes 1 15 6 Amounts received in collecting boxes at Abordare: Boot Hotel. 0 14 6 Royal Oak 0 10 3 Iron Bridge U 7 6 Rock Vaults 0 4 3 Other Sums 0 1 Õ 1 17 6 C.M. Church, Eglwysbach, per Mr Richard Roberts, through Metropolitan Bank 0 8 0 Llangloffan Baptist Church, per Rev J. D. Hughes 014 6 Rev 13:, Davies, Llangloffan, per Rev J. D. Hughes 0 3 0 Mr J. Williams, per Rev J. D. Hughes 0 2 6 1 0 0 1 11 DAVID FEN WICK, Bryuheulog House, Chairman, CHARLES POWELL, Checkweigher, Vice-Chairman. J. E. JONES, Hendrefadog House, T WM. DAVIES, 20A, L^ast-road, INASURTRS. DAVID MORGAN', Schoolmaster, 1 S. 1'. JONES, Cbeckweighev, ysecretaries SEASON 1896. "A C M E," (HACKNEY STALLION, No. in Stud Book, 4,105), THE PnOP&RTY OF Mtt HERBERT B. CORY, DRUIDSTONE, CASTLETON, NEAR CARDIFF, Will Serve a Limited Number of Mares at DRUIDSTONE FARM STABLES At B5 3s Od each Groom's Fee, 2s 6d. He is a Dark Chestnut Horse, 5 vears, standing 15'1 hands, with nice, short, flat legs, plenty of bone, good all-round action, perfectly sound. By Belthorpe Masher (No. in Stud Book' 2,833), out of Lady (No. in Stud Book, 1,600), by Sensation (No. in Stud Book, 694. The owner will not be answerable for any damage done to either Mares or Foals, but every care will be taken. All Mares tried and afterwards taken away to be paid for unless understood by tha Groom. 9089 SEASON 1896. QUICKSILYEiT SHALES II. HACKNEY STALLION. (No, in Stud Book, 4,460). The Property of Mr Herbert H. Cory, Druidstone, Castleton, near Cardiff, will serve a Limited Number of Mares at Druidstone Farm Stables, at B5 3s each Groom's Fee, 2s 6d. He is a well-bred Red Roan, 6 years, stands 16 hands hiRti, with great strength and fine action, and has proved himlf a sure stock-getter. Sire, 1\11' Chas. Edwards' "Norfolk Champion "(No. in Stud Book, II 922), winner of the First Prize at East Dereham in 1886, and also at Attieborough, 1887. G.G. Sire, The Genlloman" (whose siock was sold for each), the property of Mr J. Rowel, of Bury St. Huuts. by Quicksilver," by Porfoiliter," by" Prickwillow," I by Boi l's Pheuomeion." "OUICKILVKR SHALES ll.'n" Dam, "Nellie j (No. in Stud llook, 9,923), by Lard of the Manor." His Sire, Gld Finùer," ou of a. mare by that noted I Horse, Oid Rattier." Grand Dam by Fireaway hliales." Great Grand Darn by Jackson's Old Perfection," thus showing that QUICKSILVER SHALES II." is descended from one of the Best Bloods in England. Tho owner will not be answerable for any damage I done to either Mares or Foals but every care will be taken. All Mares tried and afterwards tah.n away to be paid for unless understood by the Groom. 9090 AT EATH AND DISTRICT BILL- 11.r POSTING COMPANY —Late T Wall. Offices ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, NEATH Manager :1. w, ROBINSON. Leasees and Proprietors of the best Posting Stations. "i Neatn and District- 7296 public JXmusfnuitis. CARDIFF. fpHEATRE ROYAL. JL LXSSBE ANJt MANAGER—MFT ED. FLETCHER TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, at 7.30 (closed Friday, Good Friday), Saturday Morning, AT 2, and Evening at 7.O. Mr S. Dauncey and Mr Clayton Phipps' Company, including Mr G. H. Harker and_ Miss Helen Conway, in the Powerful Modern Drama in Four Acta, entitled r|l H E ECKONING. Time and Prices as usuaL Booking Offices, Messrs Thompson and Shackell'S, Ltd., Queen street. Telephone No. 521. Seats can be re- served for the Matinee on Saturday next at Salisbury's Fancy Bazaar, 62, Regent-street, Weston. Boat leaves at 12.2C, and returns from Cardiff at 7.15 p.m. Glorious Attraction for the Easter Holidays t The 8ILVER ING. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Mr FLETCHER begs to announce that he has secured Mr ABUD'S SPECIALLY ORGANISED COMPANY from LONDON o give SIX SPECIAL PERFORMANCES and ONE MATINEE of rjy R i L B Y, FROM THE HAYMARKET THEATRE, LONDON, By arrangement with MR BEBRBOHM TREE. On MONDAY, APRU, 27th, terminating May 2nd. In order to avoid disappointment, ana to meet the numerous requests already received, seats can now be buoked at Messrs Thompson and Shackell's, Ltd. Applications can now be received, or by letter or tele- gram, market! "Trilby Engagement, as «eat« MUST be allotted in their order of PRIORITY. G It AND THE A T R E. \3T THE PREMIKR THEATRE OF WALES. LESSKU &, MANAGER Mr CLARICNCE SOUSRS, IMMEDIATE AND PRONOUNCED SUCCESS of Tho New Romantic Emotional Drama, HER EDDING J)AY* With Entirely New and Magnificent Scenery. Doors open at 7 commence 7.50. Box Office open M Theatre daily 10 to 4 Telephone 725. Prices from 6d to £1 18. EASTER MONDAY, April 6th, at 2.30 and 7.30, SHADOWS OF A GREAT CITY. GRAND WAXWORKS, VICTORIA ROOMS, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. THE MADAME TUSSAUD'S OF WALES. GRAND NEW FASTER ATTRACTIONS. Just Added :— CECIl. RHODES, PAUL KRUGER, AND DR. JAMESON. Admission 3D; Children, 2d. B86 pARK ÍIALL CARDIFF. EASTER MONDAY. jyjEISTER GLEE gINGERS, fhe Greatest Glee Singers of tbe Age. SOLO VOCALISTS Mrs HELEN Soprano. Mr WILLIAM SEXTON, Alto. Mr GREGORY HA T. Tenor. Mr WILLIAM FORINGTON, Baritone. Mr WEBSTER NORCROSS, Bass. SOLO VIOLLFI—Mr JOHN SANDERS. ACCOMPANIST—Madame HASr. Balcony (reserved), 3s Ground Floor (unreserved), 2s aud Is. Plan of Reserved Seats at Mr Win. Lewis's. 22, Duke-street, Cardiff, t'oorsopen at 7.15, commence at 8 o'clock; carriages for 10.15. AU letters to Mr W. A. Morgan, Glen Lyn, Cathedral- road. 9193 LOYAL ORDER OF ANCIENT JLJ SHEPHERDS, A.U., PENARTH AND CARDIFF DISTRICT. GRAND FETE AND GALA ON EASTER MONDAY, APRIL. 6TH, 1896, In the SOPHIA GARDENS FIELD (By permission), For the Benefit of the Widows and Orphans. Admission to the Field, half-price. For Ground Space apply to Bro. D. EVANS, College-road, Whitchurch Or to Bro. J. T. STEPHENS, 9083 32, Penypeel-road, Canton. nuls, iSimng-raoma. r- LYN MOUTH. LYNMOUTH. N RTH DKYON, THE ENGLISH SWITZERLAND. NOW OPE. SPECIAL EASTER TARIFF. LYNN VALLEY PRIVATE HOTEL AND JJOAitDtNG ESTABLISHMENT. This was s-peciat/Y built to meet the require- ments of Tourists, FAMILIES, and Day Parties, and CONTAINS Sixty good Room*, with large and elegant Coffee and Drawing-rooms. LIGB'ed with Electric Lights anil fitted wiih all Modern Improvements. Boarding lerms, IOS to 3os per week. Write ior Tariff, showing position of Hotel, to CECIL N. liliYAN, PROPRIETOR. (Late Proprietor Tors Park Hotel). 9137 .v- -z- ILFHACOMBE. THE RUNNACLKVE, JLFRACOMBF. j A. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS. ——— 9103 INCLUSIVE TERMS FROM 68 PER DAY. MINEHEAD. H F, A D, SOMERSET. 1M I N E H 1 A -— S 0 M: E R SE'f. SPLENDID SEA AND LAND SCENERY. THE PLUME OF FEATHERS HOTEL. Faces South, and is a First-class Hotel for Families and Tourists. Sanitary ARRANGEMENT pe) feet. Central for Golf. Reduced Terms quoted from Easter to end of June. 9164 GEORGE THRISTLE, Proprietor. TO TOURISTS AND PLEASURE -E PARTIES. Immediately Opposite the STALACTITE CAVERNS, and in the Most Goinantic and Picturesque Scenery, is the CUFF HOTEL, CHEDDAR. EXTENSIVE GROUNDS. LAKE, AND TROUT STREAM. SPLENDID ACCOMMODATION. PARTIES AND CLUBS CA TERED FOR IN THE BKST STYLE. GOOD STABLING, &c. Conducted by WALTER FRANKLIN, Late of the King David Hotel, BL'istoL Special Terms TO Cycle Club*. 9128 LONDON. N.B —THE RE-OPENING OF THE GWALIA JpRIYATE JJOTEL, \jr JL JLJL UPPER WOBURN-PUACE (Close Sc. fancras Chureli), TAVISTOCK-SQUARE, LONDON, W.C., Under the personal management of Bdward Jenkins, the original proprietor, and the present proprietor of GWALlA HOTEL, LLANDRINDOD WELLS. AULD LANG SYNE The Proprietor bags to inform his numerous friends and acquaintances that his London Gwalia has under- gone thorough repairs and decorations, and that it lias been newly furnished throughout. He therefore ap- peals to them for the renewal of their support and recommendation, feeling sure that they will And it as of old, a Home from Home." POSITION CENTRAL. SPACIOUS ROOMS. SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS PERFECT. TARIFF MODERATE. For further particulars apply to 8273 EDWARD JENKINS, GWALIA HOTEL. UPPER WOBURN-PLACK, LONDON, W.C. -A QAUTION. JgASS AND CO. Respectfully and earnestly request the Public to insist on seeing the label when BASS" is ordered, and to communicate with them when Fraud is Suspected. WHEN ORDERING "BASS" IN BOTTLE ^SK FOR J^ASS," AND INSIST ON SKEING THE LABEL. INFERIOR BEERS ARK FREQUENTLY SOLD AS BASS." 8|WS_ CARDIFF EXHIBITION, 1896. FOR SHOW CASES AND FIXTURES of every Description apply BARTLETT AND SON (LIMITED). SHOW CASE MANUFACTURERS, MILL-LANE, CARDIFF- 8941 PA IN iT & "coT^kL-POSTERS ANI> ADVERTISING AGENTS roB. ABERDABEJ HIRWAIN, MOUCTAINAJ3H, PKNRHJWCBIBLIR AND DISTRICT. A"ents for Guion and American Lines. » 13690 —' 1137-' gent for Guion and American Lines. » 13690 1137" AHPVK.sg (,1. 1 > F. A I R-HTRVI RT. ABF.KD AWF. public jkntttsittttttis. CARDIFF. THE EMPIRE. MANAGING DIRECTOR—OSWALD STOLL TO-NIGHT. j TWO PERFORMANCES. THE EMPIRE PROGRAMME, THE EMPIRE PRI< ES, TRANSFERRED FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY TO THE PHILHARMONIC HALL, MARY-STREET, DURING THE COMPLETION OF THE NEW EMPIRE BUILDINGS, Now being erected on the Enlarged Site of the Old Empire. TO-NIGHT at the PHILHARMONIC HALL. St. Mary-street, the following Empire Company :— THE TWO McNAUGHTONS, Laugh Providers. E S S M A N Who apparently sets at nanght the laws of equilibrium IO the art of juggling. ALICE LLOYD, Sister of Marie Lloyd and late of the "Sisters Lloyd." THE WILL FLETCHER TROUPE of Comic and Exhibition Skaters. LILY CHARD, Songstress a.nd D ncer. PHIL HERMAN, Dutch and irish CHARACTER Singer. CODA AND CARY, be under and over-sizod Musicians. J. H. MILBURN. The Celebrated Character Singer. NEXT WEEK :— Florrie Gal iraorc, CH Deane, Itc. SWANSEA. rriHE EMPIRE. X MANAGING DIRECTOR ..OSWALD STOLL. I TO-NIGHT "DINKEY DOO," by the COLLINSON COMBINA- TON, inrluding W. 11: DElt ( immv Greeu). I BLANCHE HOLT, The COMICAL OSTINS, The GWENT QUARTETTE. IDA DALTON, SISTERS COLV BUD. ERN SPARKS, Tbe HIGHLEYS. .r NEWPORT. rrV H E E M P I R K JL MAKAOISO DIRECTOR..OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT THE AUSTRALIAN QUINTETTE, MILLIE SEALE, THE BRADY AND JOHNSON SKETCH COMBINATION, ROSE GOVETTI, ALFRED RIVERS, R. VJLRA, WILL GILBERT, And MISS AZELLA WILSON. ATHLETIC GROUDS, NEWPORT. EASTER HOLIDAYS. GRAND FOOTBALL MATCHES. SATURDAY, APRIL 4th, 1896, ROCKCLIFFE v. NEWPORT. Kick.off 3.30 p.m. EASTER MONDAY, BARBARIANS v. NEWPORT. Kick-off 11 a.m. Seatfe may be booked at Club Office at Is each. ATHLETIC SPORTS AT 2 P.M. SPLENDID ENTRIES. Admission—Enclosure, Is Field, 6d Grand Stand, (Ssnu'sictts. jQ A I L Y R E~R"I~C~E BETWEKN CARDIFF AND WESTON By the WAVERLEY (Weather and circumstances permitting), APRIL, 1S96. Leave CARDIFF. Leave WESTON. | Thur.fi—10.45a.m.,6.30p.M Good Friday.— 9.20, 11.10 Good Friday.—*10.0,*11.55 a.m., 1.0 p.M. a. in. ,7.0 p.m. j. Sat.4.—9.A0, ll.-3Ja.RN., 2.0 Sat. 4.-10,2' a,m., 12.20, and *7.15 p.m. 7.15, and 8.15 p.m. East. Mon. 6.— 9.30, 10.15, I East. Mon. 6.—10.30, 11.15 1L30 12,30, 2 0, [ a..m., 12.30,1.30,3.40,80, 2.45, 4.45 p.m. 8.15 p.m. East-. Tues. 7.—10.45, 11.45 EA.SL Tues. 7 —10.45 a.m., a.m., 2.0, 4.0. 5.4A O.M. ) 12.45.3.0, 4.45, 5.0, 10.0 Wed. 8. — 12.30, 3.0, 5.0 j Wed. 8. 1.32, 4.0, 6.30 Thtftt 9—1.0, 3.0, 50 p.m. ( 1.5U. 4,0, 7.0 O.M. Fri. 10-2.0, 4.0, ) 3.0, 5.0, 7 30 p.m. Steamer leave* Pettftfili New Pier 10 minutes later than C%rdi:T, except trips marked THUS (*!■ j^ATURDAY, APRIL 4TH. BY SPECIAL REQUEST. WHOLE-DAY EXCURSION rrom Cardiff aud Pcnarth to LYN MOUTH AND 1LFR A COM BE, By the CAMBRIA (Weather and circumstances permitting). Leave Cs.riiKr, 11.0' a,RU. Penartii, 11.10 a.m. retmrni:1 FR^M [¡fnH"mh. 4.45 p.m. I.ynmouih, 5.20 p.m. Cardiff for Clavedou and Bristol, 7.15 p.m. Fares AS u"nI!J. lGLlt TRIP TO CLEVEDON AND BRISTOL. Leave Cardiff 7.15 p.m. Fares as usual. ASTER HOLIDAY SAILINGS, JLJ From CARDIFF and PENARTH, By the magniti'-ent Saloon Stoamars BRITANNFA, CAMBRIA. WESTWARD HO! LADY MARGARET, BAVENSWOOD, and WAVERLEY. Weather aud eircunutanceH permit ting. THURSDAY, April 2nd, LBSI LYNMOUTH and 1LFKACOMBE—L«ave Cardiff Penarth 10.40 a.m., iifracombe 4.50 p.m., Lynmonth 5.5 p.m. Cardiff for Clevedon and Btisool .Gp- GOOD FRIDAY, April 3rd. LYNMOUTH ud ILFKACOMBE-L^ave Cardiff 11.0 .m.. Penarih 11.10. Iifracombe 5.0 p.m., lyn- mouth 5.35 p.m. Cardiff for Clevedon and Bristol 7.33 p.rn. Also CLEVEDON (via Weston)—L?ave Cardiff 1.0 p.m., Penarth Clevedon 6.15 P.M^ SATURDAY, April 4th. LYNMOUTH and ILFRACOMBK.—Leave Cardiff I.30 p.m., Penartb 1.40 p.m., Iifracombe 530 pm., Cardiff for Bristol 8 0 p.m. N,)tc.t"1l1er calls at Lynmouth down journey only. Also CLEVEDON (via Wpsicn) —Leave Cardiff 2.0 p.m., Peua,rh_2.10p!D.0ey_cc101 fj: p.m. EASIER MONDAY, April t th. LYNMOUTH and ILFRACOMBE.— Leave Cardiff 10.0 am., Penarth 10.10 a.m., Iitrscoinbe 7.15 p.m., Lynmouth 7.45 p.m. Also CLEVEDON (via Weston).—Leave Cardiff 2.0 p.m., Penarth 2.10 p.m., Clevedon 7.0 p.m. EASTER TUESDAY. April 7th. LYNMOUTH and U,FltAC0i\1..BE.-Le:.ve Cardiff II.0 I\.U1., Penarth 11.10 Iifracombe 8.0 p.m., Ly jraouth !L35 p.m. Also BRISTOL (.single trip)—Leave Cardiff 10.30 p.m. Also LYNMOUTH and ILFRACOMBE (single trip) —Leave Cardiff, 5.30 p.m. Pesiavih, 5.40 p.m. Also CLEVEDON and CHEPSTOW (via Weston)— Leave Cardiff, 10.5 a, tn. Pen-tin. 10.55 a.m. Chep- stow, 3.0 p.m. Clevedon, 4.0 p.m. WEDN ESDA Y, April 8th. BRISTOL (single trip)—Leave Cardiff 12.30 p m. NOTE.-St:.t!a.IT1er leaves lliracomba this day at 9,50 a.m. for Cardiff and Bristol. SPECIAL CHEAP THROUGH FARES TO DEVON AND CORNWALL, In conjunction with the London and South-Western Railway Company. For full particulars and fares tife bills. 9199—676e For further particular* see bills, or apply Mr WM. GUY. Agent, 70a, BF.te-s;reet, Cardiff or Messrs P. and A. CAJII-BKLL, LTD.. Cumberland 9012 BAS IL, BRI-tol. 546e LURNA DOONE COMPANY. SPECIAL EASTER HOLIDAYS EXCURSIONS, By the Favourite Steamers LORNA DOON and SOOTIA, Weather and circumstances permitting. I ILFRACOMBE, CJLINFT at. LYNMOUTH to and fro. LORNA DOONE. Leave Cardiff, 11 a.m. Penarth. 1L10 April 2. Iifracombe, 4.45 Lynmouth, 5.20 p.m. Single Trip to Clevedon a.ud Bristol at I 5.20 p.m. 7.15. p.m. f SPECIAL EVENING TBIP TO WESTON. Leave Cardiff, 7 p.m. Penarth, 7.10 I p.m. Weston, 8 30 p.m. re- all over the steamer. Is. I LYNMOUTH and ILFRACOMBE. | LORNA DOONE. Leave Cardiff, 10.3J; Penarth, 10.40a.M.; | 'Combe, 5. ;5 Lynmouth, 5.50. April 3, Single to CLEV KOYN and BRISTOL at i 7.45 p.m. GOOD W E.- TON. RM.,„ I Leave Cardiff 8 ^5 10.45 a.m. 1.30 p.m. IRIDAY. J >T penarth..8.55 10.55 „ 1.40 „ | „ Westoa.45 11.45 „ 7.30 „ I CLEVEDON j Leave Cardiff, 1.30 Penarth, 1.40; ( Clevedon, 6.30. Fare, 2,,¡. t WESTON. f Leave Cardiff, 9 and 11 a.m., and 2.30 I p.m. Wesion, 10 a.m., 12 noon, and 8 p,m" calling at Penarth to and fro. SATUR- CLEVEDON (via WESTON). RV.V Leave Cardiff, 2 30; Penarth 2.40; ■UAXL Clevedon, 7 p.ra. April 4. I LYNMOUTH and ILFRACOMBE. Leave Cardiff, 11 a.m. Lynmouth, 535 p.m. Single trip to CLEVEDON and BRISTOL at 7.30 p.ru. "PARE# aa usual. For further Sailings see Papera or Bills. SPECIAL TICKETS for EASTER HOLIDAYS (fa., eluding Bank Holiday), from April 2nd to 11th, 78 6DL Limited number only. For further Particulars apply to Mr A. LOWICK, Pier Head, Cardiff J'QRTO < Captain HUCKER, -1 9196 Hotwells, Bristol. Itoimaa ,'¡\i)Ï}ttSfats. jgJARLY SPRING SHOW. EASTER I EASTER M JJOWELL AND QOMPANY Respectfully be to announce that rj> O • t) A Y They will MAKE AN ENORMOUS SHOW OF SPRISG Q. O O D 8. Every Department will be found thoroughly assorted with the Latest Productions for this Season. • H, St Co having anticipated the great advance and scarcity of Pure Aipacae, in plain a.nd fancy, are now prepared to give their numerous patrons iull advantage oi their foresight and purchases. DRESS DEPARTMENT. The Stock in this room will be fouud larger than at any other Season, with BLACK and COLOURED ALPACAS, SICILIANS, MO- HAIRS, LUSTRES, FANCY SILKS, MIX- TURES, CREPONS, &c. SILK DEPARTMENT Will be found worthy of attention, M it is tbe Largest 1n Wales, and Prices from 15 to 20 pec Cent. under ordinary Houses. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT la full of NEW STOCK. JACKETS, MANTLES, COSTUMES, SKIRTS, DRESSING-GOWNS, &c., Are Perfectly New, made after the Latest Styles and at usual at very Low Prices. Ladies should not fail to call and see H. & 00"( present stock. NEW DEPARTMENT. H. & Co. have made airangeuoent fur the supply of 'i'auor-Mad« Costumes to Order. Pattern Books at Cioth^, Styles, &c„ iu Stock. This Department must prove most Popular, M Prices wiil be tuliy Oue-Third less than elsewhere lil Card 1ft. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUT. FITTING DEPARTMENT will hold a great and varied stock. 150 Dozon LADIES UNDERCLOTHING, ouught direct rroui oiakto* at social price*. MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT is always full of stock of the best possible value. Comparison invited with auy houae in the trade. CALICOES, FLANNELETTE, OXFORD SHIRTINGS, FANCY STRIPE DRILLS, UO'l TON CR EPONS. 5,000 Pieces of DARK and LIGHT PRINTS and FANCY SATEENS. 1,999 Dozen HONEYCOMB, TURKISH and LINEN TOWELS, at makers' prices. BLANKETS, QUILTS, DUSTERS* GLASS CLOTHS, &c. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SILH UMBRELLAS are at all times well stocked, at prices that m other house can compete with. LACE TRIMMING AND FANCY GOODS, In this room au ima.e.isa Stock is held, thoroughly assorted, with newest goods, and at very moderate prices, when compared. 5,000 Dozsn PLAIN CAMBRIC AND FAN OX HANDKERCHIEFS to select trow. THE GENERAL HOSIERY DEPART- MENT is full of the best and recognised as H. an( little Warpath Department, where com- petition is eutireiy out-done. Without giving particulars, everything can bl lounct suitable for underwear. FURNISHING DRAPERY DEPART- MENT. In this Dapartmeut H. and Co. have made some extraordinary purchases, suitable for turaishtogt well knov/iug the demand must be great!¡ especially in view ot the coming Exhibition. I CARPET DEPARTMENT is thoroughly assorted with BRUSSKLSt AXMIXSTER, TAPESTRY, and other make*. LINOLEUMS, OILCLOTHS, &c„ all at old prices, without a penny advauce. CABINET AND FURNITURE DEPARTMENT WiUbe found up to H. and Co.'s usual standard for the best goods only. NO HIRING RUBBISH TO BE FOUND HERE. Customers should call and compare value an<{ prices. All Goods delivered Free and must be paid tor on or before delivery. JJOWELL & COMP. JuL rjHHE 0 ARDIFF DRAPERS. CARDIFF. em K. r