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THE WEST END TAILORS, 19 & 23. DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF, WILL FORWARD PATTERNS TRUE „ I FIX OP WINTER SUITINGS, {GUARANTEED NEW TROUSERINGS, at 421-. 45[-, and I.. NEW OVERCOATINGS. 1016,131-, and 16K LADIES' COATS AND SKIRTS7'" 45/ T- a r»Trtn, To Measure, from £ 2 3s. LADIES SAC OR RAGLAN COATS, 35/ Telegraphic AddressMof m„ Revolution," Cardiff. Telephone^.

pipping Notices. jg ELFTS^C AND GLASGOW. First Class Steamers are intended to sail as trader CARDIFF to BELFAST every MONDAY p.m. tide. CARDIFF to GLASGOW every Monday & Thursday SWANSEA to BELFAST every Wednesday p.m. tide. SWANSEA to GLASGOW every Wednesday and Friday. NEWPORT to BELFAST and GLASGOW. TUESDAYS, Oct. 9th and 23rd, p.m. tide. e&-Gla.sgow, Cabin. 20s Deck (Sailors). 10s. Belfast, Cabin, 17s 6d; Steerage. 10s. Best route to North of Ireland and all Scotland. For rates and farther particulars apply to ALEXANDER GREGOR. 9, Bute-crescent, Cardiff. R. BURTON & SON. LD., Newport. M. JONES BRO., Albion Chambers, Swansea.1014 D^T A M E R 1 C A N L I N B HOU-PHAMPTON-NFAV VOKK HEHV«{S OlK ivcconii»odat)ou forH»lao..».Hecn,H» jjftbin and Steerage Passengeia WVI3RPOO^|^LASPHlyA SKRVIOM » p**BenJf^'rI ot the Pennsylvania Railroad, which w U.e Shortest aud most Direct. Route to all places /> the,Western Stafcen.^ Spaueo & 0o-> 8onkhRmptiOJJ ■Ap?ipmool • W. J. Trounce & Sons, Bate Docks: C. J. Cud- S; 8 Oaatle-rd. Cardiff; Mason & Co.. 2,,MounM.; ,1pp. Casti" BUcfK-tcs. 8 wan senT. a. Austin, ^ib'road, bandore; D. H. miomas. lUibisli £ e £ r?ln.ndovery W. Hancock. Downing-fit., & J. f°^ we^ LXneia, Llanelly H. Lewis. I ridfie. Neath' W. Milton Locke. 3, Comniercial-st.. -n^rt • D L. Jones. Villiers-sb.. Briton 1' erry, Jtoliecbs. Mills, AbeVbiUecy JHigh-st. Fern dale .A JWnej, 1««» rpiiomm, V. W. H..g be*]Jjfe''i^ug. IS. Davies-st.. flrymnaw" 6 T-' H, Tomkins. Abergavenny. HU6_ CO.'8 [y- LINK OF STEAMERS. J*8BsS^r SWANSEA TO MAl^II'tlKG. 11< rp (iHubttiii COUDC* C1T £ OJ' ^L^vVin?J i U N D*" "Captain Green CITY 01? DOltlBIUNIJ -n Marl0w, .&18. For ]j'relbts. &c.. "pply III) "he owurø. Palgrllo"fe, BSSt^Vm DnblJtl. OJ: to thp Agents, FUHRMANN. ^169 Agent at Himbure^iuw —^JT^itisTEAM PACKET CO., KXO ""S^SSS NEWRORA EVEBI "gggjji NEWPORT WEDNESDAY. „ CARDIFI •••■•■ „h" Batea to Limerick, ff^perary.Trafee, Mallow, and other place, m the '^eck°Passengers carried^ Faws lOs^ the Asents, For Rates of Newport; B. C. Tames Maddock. 109, diC or t0 city of Cork T%T EW ZEALAND S HIP PIN N FPB 0APBTOWN,TASMANIA, AND NEW AUBAUAJ ZEALAND- Monthly Ser*\ce- llonna' CiOW Fares, bpec^iai ihe World 1'leasnre iom«- Noy. g PA PAN UI, 6.372 tons — Dec 6 BANFFSHIRE, 5526 tons Jan. 3 BIMUTAKA (new fcwin-sCTe ). Ijea(lenhaU. Apply to Cardiff to G. J. Cndlipp, tteet. London, L.C.. fi floa (,0 1;, Perkins. 11, t2. Castle-road; or i» towansea, no Somerset-place. T\OM3NION LI^RST10YAI' PASSENGER SAILINGS/FHOM LIVERPOOL. oY. 1st, commonwellJtb, for Bogton. S°T- WncT^r/CiMfaxand Portland. ??T0S5K# -E?I5 parUcalars forwarded on applica- Klon 3' gseugerBo noharli at the Prince s Laud- P Writff or handbook of informfttiou to tog Stage. James-street, Liverpool Queen-street: C or to | stuart-squaro Caleb J. Cndlipp f2 Castle-road W. J. Trounce. Bute Docks; Captain j'A. Scott, 47, Catbays-iierrace, Cathays, Cardiff, Bros Masonic BnilcliDSSi Pontypridd, Son Locke, 3. Commeicial-street. Newport, Mon.; r TUneV CarlyVstreet, Abeitiliery. Mon. Ujs3_ "M LÃÑGJ.lANDS&SONS;STEAMERS REGULAR STEAM COMMUNICATION BTNIGnTLY B15TWF.KN mj\i^SwWCASTLE.HULL, and CARDIFF, ABEBDB.BN. NIjW p at Snutloiland, v"»" Bump* F« FLlsht. ,,5! QQNSP^ gH^mgjXgS^ggg will bl re«nlarlY despatcbed to IIbe 10110,,106 ports:— irrmUACHEE, AND PERSIAN BOMBAY. ,!okTS (nUilpptlon of Glasgow. Chester. lieao. (/Five Goods—\ „ I Nov. 30 I jjoy> 30 NOT. 26 •{ j^otigh Goods— j [ Nov. 30 j .Fine Goods— OLAN J Dec. 10 K0Hgh Goods— PAi:QU0AB' ( ( Dec. 14 cniiun MADRA^I CALCUTTA. OOLOMWO. MAUi^a^)os,DK Datfig At GlasgovY. At Birkenhead CLAN Whnrs.. NOT. l.Thnrs.. Nov. 8 ^Sn U'hnrs.. Nov. 15,Thtirs.. Nov. 22 FERGUSON. AFRICAN PORTS. HOU'J-'n aN^ T;^foc cargo Taking cargo for CLAN («-R0W M NAaBaftnyd FORBES. lBirkenheltd, Nov. 6 Mauritius. Nov. 81 Cape To WD, Glasgow. I jjosgei Bay, CLAN j HJftst Loudou MACNAB. Blrl?enbead Nov. 13 j For freights apply ^o ^nd^n.^Manchestei; « lO^Hope-^tSe't, Glasgow^—5Z??_ ^ATTHEW^' LO'NDON STEAMERS I,WEH0DSK I,WEH0DSK LONDON.. EVERY THURSDAY FOR CARDIFF AND SWANSEA. Goods ouly. For RlIotes, &e., a.pply M. For Rates, &c., apply 52, LEADENHALL-STREET. LONDON. 7423 124, BU'lE-STREE'r, CAUDIFF, Itnd =- THE ROMANCE OF A SHOP GIRL. WEIRD AND MYSTERIOUS IN PLOT REALISTIC IN DESCRIPTION! READERS WILL WELCOME THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF A NEW NoVELs BX RICHARD MARSH, Anthor of«« The Goddess," In Fail Cry," « The ^.tl.: A Mystery," « Tbe Crime the 7, » The Datchet Diamonds, and C Nnm«.».O.h.rPoworfal S.o,i. THE NEW SERIAL I§ ENTITLED THE STRANGE JJLORTUNE OF pOLLJE BLYTH: THE STORf OF A CHINESE GOD." J^OW APPEARING IN THE CARDIFF TIMES AND GOCLH WH»W™UllN"WB MR RICHARD MARSH. 4.^ «AveiIs bv this author will A glance at the list of nove Y REMARKABIE refresh the reader's memory w jjr Marsh's reputation as ft sensational wriw high, »od hi. power of awitmoO"* ing plot of mystery and creating scenes w weird imagination almost take the reader's There 18 no breath away is Becond to none. J-here doubt that bis new story will add considerab y bis fame as an original and impressive writer. TIRIVATE RESIDENCE for CURE of Mr EXCESSIVE USE OF ALCOHOL.—Special iftidicinal Treatment for Alcoholic Diseases has been •accesi^lully established in Glasgow since Au^t 1898 n Dublin since October, 1899; and now near. Cardiff Over 30!) Patients have undergone treat-, ment Deration of Treatment-Thiee Weeks, Only.' Satisfactory references. Te™3 Information furnished at toe ELAGEY INijii ^VfflC WINDSOR^ PLACE, All Oe*BH«Uwtl9n9 SWtiy ConMeotiai. ait.s bu ^.uctiait. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Messrs BAILEY, GILLER. and TELFER. pA«epc Carxi3»«GS, &cM at Cardia .NOV. o Horses, C. CLARKE & POVEY. Leasehold Properties, at Cardiff. Nov. 20 Hotel and Premises, at Senahenydd .Nov. — Messrs MICHAEL DA VIES & PERKINS. Iiife Interest and Policies, at Cardiff ^Nov. 13 Mr MICHAEL DAVIES, Valuable Shops, at Maesteg v^V'i7 Freehold Farm, at Bridgend .iNov. 1/ Messrs WILLIAM FOWLER and SON. Jewellery, at Cardiff Nov. 5, 6. 7, and 8 y. Mr JOHN FRANCIS. Horses, at Carmarthen Messrs GOTTWALTZ. BO WRING, and PERK. Leasehold Premises, at Barry Nov. 6 Household Furniture, at Car,.Iiff Nov. Leasehold Kesideuce. at Cardiff -Nov. 12 Properties, at Taff's Well -N^- If Household Furniture, &c., at Penarth .Nov. 19, 20, 21 Carriages, Horses, &c., at Cardiff. -Nov. 24 Carriages, Horses, Harness, &c., at Cardiff Nov. ^arriag .Mesf,rg HEKN and PEBTWEE. Household Furniture, &c., at Penarth ^Nov. 7 Properties, at Cardiff J* Business Premises, at Cardiff Nov. 15 Messrs J. G. MADDOX & SON. Building »•" Mr SETH PHIFLIPS. Freehold Farms, at Ne^wport .Nov. 14 Mr W. J. ltiiihib. 'Tinnlatf Works, etc., at» Maesteg Nov. 7 Messrs STEPHENSON and ALEXANDER. Freehold Mineral Estate, at Cardiff Nov. 27 Freehold Property, at Cardiff -Nov. 29 Tinplate '%Vc,ks, at London Nov. Mr J. RICHARD THOMAS. Country Villa, at Pentyreh inl' 11 FMStOCk, .11^1,a* Mr E. PAR tit ^rdo.;NOT'' Household Appointments, at Carditt INQV. 22 GLAMORGANSHIRE. PARISH OF GLYNCORRWG. SALE OF A VALUABLE FREEHOLD MINERAL ESTATE. 1%/TESSRS STEPHENSON and AIiEX- IW | aNDER are instructed to SELL by AUC- TION, at the Angel Hotel, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, the 27tli clay of November, 1900, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, T-. THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD MINERAL ESTATE known as "FFORCH LAES." situate in the parish of Glyncorrwg, in the county of Glamorgan, and containing in the whole 211A. 2R. 37P., 01'THE rprOperty now offered for sale is situate in the Avan Valley, in the county of Glamorgan, and n^-ar to < 'vmmer Station on the G. W. and R. and S B. Railways, having direct communica.ion with the South Wales shipping ports of Briton 1 erry, Port Talbot. Swansea, Ba.rry. and Cardiff. The well-known colliery of the Messrs Glvncorrwg bounds the property to the north-east, the Avan Vale Coliiery now being worked by the Messrs Plummer bounds the property to the soath- west, and the upper coal measures have bee a pioved and are being worked on the adjoining properties. The situation of the property in whatmaybe characterised as almost >.he centre of the Wales Coal Fields, its nearness to all the great South Wales shipping ports, and its accessi to all the local railway systems, render it espewUly entitlel1 to the favourable consideration of investors on the look-out for properties of this description. Plans, particulars, and conditions of sale are in course of preparation, and may shortly be obtained on application to Messrs Gabb and Walford, ^o^ci- tors, Abergavenny, or to the Auctioneers at thcir offices, 5, High-street. Cardiff. PENTYRCH, NEAR CARDIFF. SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY VILLA. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. MR J. RICHARD THOMAS has received instructions to at the Lewis Arms, Pentyreh, on THURSDAY, 15th November, 1900, at Seven o'elock in the evening, subject to conditions of sale to be there and then read, all that very desirable DETACHED COUNTRY VILLA, situate at Pentyreh, and now in the occupation of Mr T H. Sparks. The house is convenient and well built and stands in its own grounds of about a quarter of an acre, and is held for a term oi 99 years from 25th September, 1896, at the low annual ground rent of C5 Is. Further particulars in future advertisements, meantime all information may be obtained on appli- cation to the Auctioneer, Andrews-buildings, Queen- street or to Messrs Morris and Sons, Solicitors, Quay-street, Cardiff. 9697 CHRISTMAS FAT STOCK SALES. MR J. RICHARD THOMAS has fixed the Dates of his FAT STOCK SALES aa "^LLANTWIT MAJOR 10th December. CARDIFF 11th December. Prizes will be given as usual. Auctioneer's Offices, Andrews' Buildings, Queen- street, Cardiff. 9688 SALE THIS DAY. WITHIN THE PREMISES, T^„„C! 29, WEST BUTE-STRE^, BUTP, DOCKS. Important and Hizhiy Interesting SALE of COSTLY JEWELLERY, the property of I Messrs PHILIP SAMUELS and CO., Diamond Merchants and Manufacturing Court Jewellers, 11, Hatton Gardens, who are realising. Tl/rESSRS WILLIAM FOWLER & SON iVI have received instructions from the above well-known firm of Diamond Merchants to SELL by AUCTION on MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, Nov., 5, 6, 7. and 8, at 12 noon each day, subject to the conditions printed in the detailed catalogue, a magnificent Stock of fine b JEWELS, DIAMONDS, and precious stones, comprising necklaces of dia- monds, pearl necklaces and collarettes, syrettes, brooches, bracelets, stars, crescents, clusters, ear- rings. a splendid assortment of finger rings. set with specimen gems of great beauty and value, a fine collection of scarf pins and dress studs, pearl muff chains, opal and pearl lace brooches, diamond set watches and bracelets, and a stock of 18 gold art iewellery, consisting of bangles, brooches, rings, pins, flexible bracelets set with gums, and enamelled watches. Also a few high-class gold English levers by eminent makers and other valuable articles appertaining to a high-class jewellers stock, The genuineness of every article is strictly guaran- bv the vendors. The entire collection will be on view each morning of sale from 10 o'clock. rahalosues and full particulars to be obtained of the Auctioneers at their offices. 23, Duke-street, Cardiff. 9573 THIS SALE IS POSTPONED TO NOVEMBER 13tb, 1900. IN BANKRUPTCY. CJAT.F, OF LIFE INTEREST AND POLICIES OF ASSURANCE AND A CONTINGENT INTEREST TN VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS AND MINERALS AT MAESTEG NE^AR BRIDGEND 11 MESSRS MICHAEL DAVIES and WH PERKINS have received instructions from the °^. t £ f SELL^by PUBLIC AUCTION? at^Queen's Hotel, Cardiff, on TUES- DAY the 13th November, 1900, at 3 o clock m the Afternoon, the LIFE INTEREST of Mr Isaac Griffiths, now aged 42 years, In the Estate of the late David Griffiths, £ S<1' t tj 0j" 1.7^ Gj Thp Tjife Interest consists at pie=>erit; 01 1 'tn 01 the income derived ^Xod^oTBddgend, and also1fromU royalties on Coal leased to and worked by. ^^heincome derived from the farms. land and hotel ihe income aeriv annum, and the income amounts to £ 1,076 19s six year9t from the minerals has, du^ aSnum *Theze is every probability from the^ present state of the coal trade that the r^altLef ^ig^entitled to the share of any The Bankrupt is a mriy predecease him, of his co-tenants fo,. t,eing the last survivor, and in the to the whole estate. The would become f ]j[e are now aged respec- B-nkrupt^ years or thereabouts, tively interest in the following And also the »^"P"CE on hls life :_(i) POLICIES £ A the Scottish Widows' Life Policy No. 140,738 May> lm< (or £ li000 Assutance Society, attaining age of 60 years payable at death or on thg premium £ 47 5s r ny dated 8th JanuRry, 1897, ftoyal Assuranw Company, aa^^ Nq for £ 1.000; aud General Life Assurance the Clerical Medic b 10 years; premium Society for £ 580, 73i9 £ 5i dated 2nd AprU, £ 8 17s 8d. (4) .Poll'ws. Life Assurance Society. 1856, in the Scottish wiaow rollcy Nq 59i675idated for £ 1,000; Pre,™27n the Royal Insurance Company lor Soo?' premium £ 37, Policies 1. 2, ana 4 are Bonus earning. ana conditions of sale For further parwcuiara Nolton-street, apply to the Auctioneer ard.e. George Bridgend, a^ ^Becsfve™ Cardiff James B G. w- k- B",a*u' WOOD AND W^iams.^ 9400 —— ME MXCHAE £ DCA/OF S OFFER IfX for SALE bv AUCT1 17th November. Hotel, Bridgend, on SATURD.A t(j there and 1900 (subject to conditions1 01 » then produced), all that valua with the Farmhouse and Buddings. pjetfon. Vacant possession will be given <pn c p Sale to commence at 3 p.m. precise y- atten- The Anctioneer desires t0 draw the p tion of capitalists and others to ™°rtnnity for property as affording an excellent opport y 'DFor further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Nolton-street, Bridgend, or to „ 9657 T.J.HUGHES, Solicitor, Bridgend. JJENRY COLES, A.I.E.E., ELECTRIC LIGHT & pOWER E NGINEER, (Eight Years Superintending Engineer Messrs J. C. Howell & Co.) COLLEGE BUILDINGS, S W ANSEA. TELEPHONE No. 0450. Telegrams: COLES, ELECTRICIAN. SWANSEA Enquiries Solicited. 9323 P. OO N A C H E R AND CO, ORGAN BUILDERS (The Old Firm), H tJ D D E R S F I E LD South Wales Agency: ony rf A NSDOWNE-BOAD. CANTON, CARDIFF, Tanings by Contract or C-asually. Estimate? pent free, 9051—17015 ale5 TO Auictijoil. ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT, 8th and 9th NOVEMBER. AN IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE OF FIRST-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, being THE CONTENTS OF THE RESIDENCE, SANDOWN," PARK-PLACE, CARDIFF, By Order of the REPRESENTATIVES of the LATE A. NORTH, Esq., Also the Furnishings of a Residence at Penarth. Two high-class cottage pianofortes by Holdernesse and Holdernesse, another by Wernier, a very handsome American organ by the Estey Organ Co., the Bedroom Furniture, superb Drawing-room Appointments, a very fine buhl cabinet mounted in ormolu, handsome wall mirrors, elegant over- mantels, Dining-room and Morning-room Furni- ture, valuable oil paintings and drawings, a selec- tion of ornamental china, a laree dinner service. table glass, electro-plate, contents of kitchens, and outdoor effects. H/fESSRS GOTTWALTZ, BOWRING, 1YJL and PERRY have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at their Salerooms, 11, High- street, Cardiff, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY NEXT, 8th and 9th: NOVEMBER, at 11 o'clock each day, the VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD APPOINT. MENTS, removed as above. comprising in the BEDROOMS SUPERIOR BRASS and IRON BEDSTEADS with bedding complete, several SFTS OF BEDROOM FURNITURE with Jarge wardrobes and toilet tables, including a 6ft. BEST WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE with cheval toilet tables and OTHER SETS for SMALLER ROOMS, large MAHOGANY AND ENAMELLED WARDROBES, easy chairs, box ottomans, Minton toilet serviecq, baths, commodes, curtains, excellent carpets and rusrs, VERY FINE CHESTS OF DRAWERS. The FORNITURE of DRAWING- ROOM includes EXPENSIVE CARPETS and rugs, massive fenders and sets of freiroxis, SUPERIOR DRAWING-ROOM SUITE with natia covers, a NOBLE CABINET with plate-glass back, occasional table and chairs, TWO UPRIGHT GRAND 7-OCTAVE COTTAGE PIANOFORTESby HOLDER- NESSE and HOLDERNESSE and WERNIER, a BOUDOIR GRAND PIANO by COLLARD and COLLARD, in burr walnut case: music stool. hand- some screens, mirrors and brackets, the OAKEN DINING ROOM APPOINTMENTS with handsome SIDD, BOARD, SUITE OF CHAIRS, easy ditto and a couch, a massive dining table, dinner waggon. fire screen, real bronze ornaments, and a large marble timepiece. OIL PAINTINGS, WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS, etchings, and engravings. The FURNITURE of BREAKFAST-ROOM and LIBRARY, a 6ft. WAL- NUT BOOKCASE, revolving chair, lofty pier glasses, superior window draperies, ihe LIBRARY of WELL- BOUND BOOKS, including historical, geographical, and educational works, poetical and fictional works by weJl-known authors, handsomely bound periodical literature, &c. Electro-plated articles, a LARGE CHINA DINNER SERVICE, a dessert service, and handsome table glass, superior oak hall furniture, stair carpeting, and the whole of the kitchen aDd outdoor effects. 9579 ON VIEW TWO DAYS PRIOR TO SALE. Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneers, Cardiff. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ, BOWRING, and PERRY are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Barry Hotel, Barry, on TUESDAY, NEXT, the 6th day of November, 19^0, at 6 30 o'clock in the evening, subject to Conditions of Sale, all those LEASEHOLD PREMISES, situate at the back of FRYATT-STREET, BARRY DOCK, and comprising a large yord.:a coach-house, a two-stalled stable with large loft and open shed, which premises are'now in the occupation of Mr Grirnshire as yearly tenant at the annual rent of £11, landlord paying rates and taxes. The Premises are held under a lease for 99 years (less the last three days) from the 1st day of May, 1889. Further particulars on application to the Auc- tioneers, Cardiff; Messrs LLOYD and SON SOLICrPORS, LEOMINSTER or Messrs MORRIS and SON. SOLICITORS, CARDIFF. 9495 ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12th. 1900. BY ORDER OF THE CHARITY COMMISSIONERS AND THE TRUSTEES OF THE BRITISH SCHOOLS. LLWYNYPIA, RHONDDA VALLEY. MESSRS J. G. MADDOX & SON are favoured with instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, at 2.30 p.m., in several lots, the whole of the valuable MATERIALS of the Boys, Girls, and Infants' Schools and two ad- joining Cottages, together with the Boundary Walls, situate at Llwynypia, and known as the British SCMay be viewed by order from the Auctioneers, from whom further particulars and conditions of sale can be obtained on application. Auctioneers' Offices, 25, Duke-street, Cardiff. CARMART HEN. SALE OF HORSES. MR JOHN FRANCIS will Hold Ins Periodical SALE OF HORSES at the Lower Market Placed Carmarthen, on TUES- DAY. November 13th, 1900. About 50 Horses ar. already entered, amongst them being those of Mr Je R. Thomas, Towyn Mrs Brogden, lscoed Cantain Brewer Mr Thomas, Pertredavis; Mr E. Stephens, Lan; and others. „„„„ Further entries are invited to be sent m early. 9689 :¡alts Iw (!I;tttb'tr. BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. SALE BY TENDER. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD INN AND PREMISES FOR SALE. ESSRS W. C. CLARKE & DOVEY are instructed to offer for SALE by TENDER the valuable Leasehold FREE FULLY-LICENSED HOTEL AND PREMISES, KNOWN AS THE PILOT INK," together with the Yards and Outbuildings, sitnate in George-Street, Bute Docks, Cardiff, held under a lease for seven years from the 1st day of January, 1896, at a yearly rent of R130 10s, payable quarterly. The purchaser will continue the tenancies of the undermentioned premises, viz., Warehouse, Stable. and Carthouse at the rear of Dudley-street, rented from Mrs Haines at 8s 6d a week, and ot the Ware- house or Storehouse adjoining the Inn, being No. 24, George-street, rented from Mr T. J. G. Jeanes at 17s 6d a week, both of which are held on weekly tenan- cies. The purchaser of the Lease must take to, by valuation to be made in the usual way, all the Stock- in-Trade, Loose Plant, Trade Machinery, Tenant's and Trade Fixtures, and Fittings and Household Fur- niture on the nremises. A Schedule of these articles can be inspected at the Office of the Brokers, aDd same is produced for information only. Orders to view can beobtained at the Office of the Brokers. Offers must b, of a specific amount for the pur- chase of the Lease. The Brokers do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any Tender. Tenders in writing, sealed and endorsed Tender re James Shears," must be lodged with the Brokers at their Office, 33, Queen-street, Cardiff, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of November, 1900, at 12 at noon and such Tenders will be opened on the same dav at 3 p.m. in the presence of those tendering who care to attend. For further information, particulars, and condi- tions of sale apply to the Brokers,.33, Queen-street, Cardiff, and to Messrs Lewis Morgan and Box, Solici- tors, High-street, Cardiff. 9588 piANOS. piANOS. JpIANOS. FROM 10s MONTHLYjON NEW HIRE SYSTEM. B ECHSTEIN p TANOS, THOMPSON AND SHACKELL, LD., SOLE AGENTS. LONDON PRICES FOR CASH, JGTEINWAY piANOS. THOMPSON AND SHACKELL, LD., SOLE AGENTS. 0OLLARD & COLLARD PIA"NOS. c JL y THOMPSON AND SHACKELL, LD., JGRNST I^APS jpiANOS. THOMPSON AND SHACKELL, LD., SOLE AGENTS. BRINSMEAD piANOS. THOMPSON AND SHACKELL, LD. J^EUMEYER ~pIAN OS THOMPSON AND SHACK ELL, LD., SOLE AGENTS. TBACH pIANOS c HALLPN pIANOS. JGSTEY QRGANS. THOMPSON & SHACKELL, LD,( SOLE AGENTS, CENTRAL MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 24, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, And at Swansea, Newport, Merthyr, Llanelly, Ponty- pridd, Bridgend,' Barry Dock, &o., <Src. Pianos by other makers taken in exchange. Fnll value allowed. 1047 WILLIAMS' (PONTARDAWE! TJRR ORM LOZENGES. For over Thirty Years this highly valuable Remedy has met with the greatest success. The effect upon Weak, Delicate Childreu (often given up as incurable) is like Magic, Getting rid of his tormenting pests by taking these lozenges, the thin, pale-faced, inanimate Child becomes strong, healthy, and lively, the pride,, instead of the anxiety, of his guardians. Sir,-I have for some time used your Anthelmintle or Worm Lozenges in my family, and find them, a very speedy aad efficacious cure for ascearides, and their agreeable and convenient form Is a great recommen-, dation for children.—W. HUTCHINSON, Vica of Howdon" Sold at 9J £ d, i3J £ d, and 2s 9d per box,by most Chemists, or for 14 or 34 stamps-from J. X>avies, Chemist, 30, High-street, Swansea. A list of testi- sympfconp. &n OJ' A,pp!tCfI.tion. 1156 CARDIFF ADVERTISING, BILL: POSTING, AND CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, LIMITED OFFICES AND WORKS ± 1, PARK-STREET CARDIFF. SECRETARY: FRANK H. SIMPSON. SECRETARY: FRANK H. SIMPSON. Proprietors of the Principal Stations In Cardiff and Neighbourhood Contractoralor all descriptions ot jantrlif Juntos. CARDIFF RACES &- STEEPIECHASES.1 TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, 6TH & 7TH NOVEMBER, 1900. SIX RACES EACH DAY. ADMISSION TO COURSE Is 0d. Do. TO PUBLIC STAND 2s 0D. Do. TO TATTERSALL'S (Including Paddock) 10s OP. 9576 PttMtc The SUBSCRIPTION LIST WILL BE CLOSED on or before TUESDAY, the 6th NOVEMBER, at ] 4 p.m. THE LONDON UNITED TRAM- WAYS, LIMITED. (Incorporated under the Companies Acts.) SHARE CAPITAL ISSUED. £ 600,000, viz., 30,000 Six per Cent. Preference Shares of Y10 each £ 300,000 30,000 Ordinary Shares of S10 each £ 300,000 £ 600,000 Share Capital uncalled at this date, £ 250,000. ISSUE OF £ 350,000 4 PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE DEBENTURE STOCK (part of a total authorised issue limited as herein- after stated), of which X34,125 is reserved for allot- ment to the holders of existing terminable Debentures, and the remaining 9315,875 IS NOW OFFERED FOR PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION AT PAR, Payable as follows;- On Application X 5 per cent. On Allotment. JE25 „ On 2nd January, 1901 £ 30 On liFMarch, 1901 £ 40 „ £ 10 0 The Stock may be paid up in full on Allotment or on the 2nd January, 1901. Interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum will accrue from the dates of payment. BARING BROTHERS & CO., LIMITED, are prepared to receive applications for the above- mentioned issue. ■ The First Mortgage Debenture Stock is limited to an amount equal to that of the Share Capital for the time being paid up or credited as paid up, and is secured by a Trust Deed constituting it, subject as hereinafter explained, a first charge upon the Com- pany's whole undertaking, property and assets, both present and future, deluding its Capital for the time being uncalled. The Trust Deed provides that further issues of the Debenture Stock, which will rank pari passu with this issue, can only be ltwtde for the purpose of additional capital outlay, and thsn only to the extent of 50 per cent. thereof after an equal amount shall have been first provided by call- ing up Share Capita.1 or from other funds of the Com- pany. The Deed provides for the existing Deben- tnrer. being redeemed by means of the present issue. The Stock may be redeemed at the option of the Company at 1105 per cent. after 1st January, 1920, by six months' notice, and in the event of a wiuding-np is also repayable at a premium of £5 per cent. Interest on the Stock will be payable half-yearly, an the 1st January and 1st ;fuly, the Srst payment calculated on the payments to that date being made an the 1st January next. Failure to pay any instalment will render the Allotment liable to cancellation and the payments made to forfeiture, or interest may be charged on any amount in arrear at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum until payment. The Stock will be transferable in multiples of £ 1. The Register of the Stock will be kept by Baring Brothers and Co., Limited, who will undertake the transfer arrangements aad the distribution of the interest. DIRECTORS. GEORGE WHITE, Esq., Bristol (Chairman Bristol Tramways and Carriage Company, Limited, Chair- man Imperial Tramways Company, Limited), Chairman. EDWARD EVERARD, Esq., Bristol. HUGH C. GODFRAY, Esq. (Director Imperial Tramways Company, Limited). J. CLIFTON ROBINSON, Esq., M.Inst.E.E., A.Just.C.B., London, Managing Director. SOLICITORS. — Messrs STANLEY, WASBROUGH, and DOGGETT, 18. Clare-street, Bristol. SECRETARY.—SAMUEL WHITE, Esa. OPPICES.-Tlie LONDON UNITED ELECTRIC TRAMWAYS, CHISWICK, LONDON, W., and Clare-street House, Bristol. This company, inaugurated in 1894, is authorised to eptablisht, system of Electric Tramways in the Western Districts of London, embracing the terri- tory bounded Citvwards by Hammersmith Broad- way and Shepherd's Bush respectively, and extending westwards by the main roads to Uxbridge, to Houns- low, and to Hampton Court. The mileage 01 these electric lines amounts to 38 miles of route and 74 miles of single track. Under the Company's Acts and Orders, the periods to elapse before the local authorities have an option of purchasing the lines are, as to 12 miles 25 years, 17 miles 2 years, 4 miles 19 years, and 41 miles 9i years, giving a general average of about 22 years. In case of purchase, the local authorities would, as to 22 miles, pay the market value as a going concern, and as to the remainder Tramways Act terms. The Company's Central Power Station at Chiswicb, now lv.pidly approaching completion, is one of tho finest tramway traction stations in tht> fcu>gdou», has been designed to accommodate al! the generat- ing machinery which will be needed for the entire system of 33 miles. The first portion of the scheme to be carried out comprises 16 miles of route, of which 11 miles have already been completed and are about to be nut into operation electrically the remaining five miles are in course of construction, and should be open for traffic in the ensuing summer. These 16 miles will include the main routes from Shepherd's Bush (Central London Railway Ter- minus) via Acton, Ealing, and Hanwell to SouthaJl, and from both Shepherd's Bush (C.L.R.) and Hammmersmith Broadway via Chiswick, Kew, and Brentford to Hounslow.. When this portion, with the power station, depots, and equipment comprised in the security for the First Mortgage Debenture Stockholders, has been completed, the undertaking of the company will have involved a capital oatlay estimated at over CBOO,OW, and of this amount the outlay to the present time has been over £ 500,000. The cost of property in real estate, depots, power station, and fixed plant, apart from the value of the tramways and rolling stock, will exceed the amount of the present issue. The company has had in successful operation for the past six years nine miles of the Tramways (in- eluding 1; mile between Kew Bridge and Richmond, for which authority to use electricity has not yet been obtained), and, although worked under all the disad- vantages of horse traction, the profits have enabled the company to pay dividends upon its Ordinary Capital of eight per cent. ner annum for the first four years, and 10 per cent. per annum for the last two years. The net revenue from this small mileage, with its initial capital of £ 150,000 only, is now at a rate more than sufficient to cover the entire interest charge upon the present issue of Debenture Stock. When the 16 miles are completed and worked by electric traction, the revenue will, the directors believe, be sufficient, after meeting Debenture Interest and Preference Dividend, to pay substantial dividends on the Ordinary capital and to set aside ample reserves. Ths company's reserve fuud now amounts to £ 3t>,190, aud five-sixths of the Preference Shares have been issued at a premium of 20 per cent. A reference to the map accompanying the Pros- pectus indicates the important advantages to be derived from the fact that the Electric Tramways of this company and the underground Electric Railway of the Central London Company form II, continuous meaus of communication between the Western suburbs and the heart of the City of London. The securities of two other Electric Tramway Com- panies under practically the same administration as this company are quoted at the present time as follow; BRISTOL TRAMWAYS. 4 per Cent. Debenture Stock (Redeemable 1916 at 110) us -120 4 per Cent. Preference £ 10 Shares 10i— 10f Ordinarv £ 10 Shares 23 24 IMPERIAL TRAMWAYS. 4 per Cent. Debenture Stock (Redeem- able 1920 at 110) J13 -115 6 per Cent. Preference X10 Shares 115 Ordinary 110 Shares 20 -21 The statements contained in the foregoing Pros- pectus are made upon the authority of the Board of Directors of the Company. Application will in due course be made to the London and Bristol Stock Exchanges for an official quotation of the Debenture Stock. A print of the Trust Deed (which charges to the Trustees for the Debenture Stockholders the Com- pany's whole undertaking, property, and assets, pre- sent and future, including its capital for the time being uncalled, as security for the Debenture Stock, subject only to a small annual charge not exceeding Ivv' ? contains a provision that majorities of Debenture Stockholders can control minorities for the purposes therein provided), and of the Company's Acts of Parliament Met Provisional Orders, may be inspected by intending applicants at the Bristol Offices of the company and at the counting house of Baring Brothers and Co., Limited. 8, Bishopsgate Within, E.C., where Prospectuses and Forms of Application may be obtained. In cases where no allotment is made the deposits will be returned to applicants in full, and when the amount allotted is less than that subscribed for the balance of the deposit will be applied towards the instalment payable on allotment. 2nd November, 1900, Q. R E A T g A L E". pIANOFORTES AND ORGANS LL BY A INIAKERS. gJXPlRATION OF LEASE, R. J. HEATH & SONS. 51, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, REMOVING TO T/RGETl PREMISES, QORNER OF £ JHARLES-STREET. QREA REDUCTIONS. Cash-ami New HirsSydtew, 10SS -—— 28i ALSOA* PENARTH AND PONTYPRIDD. MANUFACTORY—LONDON. 9431 i Nat. Telephone Cardiff 1.021. Pontypridd, CLARKE'S B 4L PELLS are warranted %j to cute GRAVEL and FAINS .in the BACK and all kindred complaints. Free fr om mercury Established upwards of 30 years. In boxes, 4s 6d j each, of all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors- throughout the world, or 'sent for 60 stamps by the" makers, t The Lincoln and Midland Countws Dray Company. Lincoln. 138 1003 \r EWPORT OFFICES il Off THE ^fSOOSH WALES DAILY NEWS,, R 11. j public 00ticts. CARDIFF AND DISTRICT £ JHRYSANTHEMUM g^OCIETY, PRESIDENT THE MAYOR, FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SHOW, NOV" 7TH AND 8TH, IN THE PARK HALL. The SHOW WILL BE OPENED BY THE MAYOR ON WEDNESDAY AT 1.30. FRED. G. ROBERTS' ORCHESTRAL BAND EACH DAY. ADMISSION Wednesday, 1.30 .Subscribers only. „ 3. 0 P.M. Thursday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Is. „ 5 p.m. to close 6d. ERNDALE WORKMEN'S EYE Jj INFIRMARY AND GENERAL HOSPITAL.— Pull compliment 30 beds. Patients admitted free of charge on recommendation of Governors for medical, surgical, and eye cases. Eye cases attended to Tnes- davs and Saturdays, 3—4.—HENRY DAVIES, Hon. Sec. 120 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. FORTHCOMING EXAMINATION. FEMALE LEARNER in the POST OFFICE at CARDIFF (15-18), 29th November. The date specified is the latest at which applica- tions can be received. They must be made on forms to be obtained, with particulars, from the Secretary, Civil Service Commission, London, S.W. ADAME NELLIE ASHFR, E,.A,,M., MADAME NELLIE ASHERTRXMT, 1 SOPRANO VOCALIST (Pupil of Wm. Shakespeare, Esq., London), LESSONS GIVEN IN SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION, For terms, etc., apvly Carlton House, 34, Ban gor- road Cardiff public jkppstnittttttts. N EWPORT U N ION. MAESYCWMMER DISTRICT, APPOINTMENT OF DISTRICT MEDICAL OFFICER AND PUBLIC VACCINATOR. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Guardians will at their meeting on Saturday, the 24th November next, ELECT a MEDICAL OFFICER and PUBLIC VACCINATOR for the Maesyewmmer District. The district comprises all that part of the parish of Bedwas lying to the north of the Ffrwd Brook run- ning from the mountain near Cae Brith to the Rumney River, and that part of the parish of Mynyddislwyn lying to the north of the parish of Bedwas and bounded on the right by the road leading from the Bryn to the northern boundary of the parish near Upper Trelyn, thence along the northern boundary of the parish to the river near Fleur-de-lis, and from thence down the river to the northern boundary of the parish of Bedwas near Maesy- cwmmer. Estimated area, 4,550acres; estimated population, 1,441. Salary as Medical Officer, 915 per annum, to include all medicines and appliances, except quinine, cod-liver oil, and trusses. No extra fees except lunacy and orphans. As Public Vaccinator, the fees fixed under Article 3 of the Vaccination Order, 1898- (a) Is, (b) 6s, (c) 2s 6d. If the person appointed be not resident in the district the appointment will be made for one year only. Candidates must possess the necessary qualifica- tions and certificates prescribed by the Local Government Board, and produce a special certificate of proficiency in vaccination, and the appointment will be made subject to the sanction of that body and to the provisions of the Superannuation Act, 1896. Applications, endorsed" Medical Officer," accom- panied by cop:es of three recent testimonials, together with diplomas and certificates of registra- tion and proficiency in vaccination, to be sent to me on or before Thursday, the 15th November inst. By order, JOHN POWELL, Clerk. Union Offices, Queen's Hill, Newport, Mon., 1st November, 190J. 9677 QARDIFF SCHOOL BOARD. MANUAL INSTRUCTORS. WANTED, TWO MANUAL INSTRUCTORS and TWO ASSISTANT MANUAL INSTRUCTORS (Teachers preferred). Salary—Manual Instructors, £100 per annum, rising by 15 yearly to £ 120; Assistant Manual Instructors, 980 per annum, rising by 95 yearly to £100. Applications made on foolscap paper, stating age, qualifications and experience, should be sent in not later than Saturday, 24th November, 1900. JOHN J. JACKSON, Clerk of the Board, School Board Offices, Howard-gardens, Cardiff, 3rd November, 1900. 9678 Q.ELLIGAER SCHOOL BOARD, W ANTED AT ONCE, FOUR ASSISTANT MIS- TRESSES (Art. 50). Salary according to scale. Applications, stating age, qualifications, and experi- ence, with copies of recent testimonials, to be sent on or before 19th November, 1900, to FRANK T. JAMES. 9647 Clerk to the Board. High-street, Merthyr Tydfil, 26th October, 1900. IGHERNEWCASTLE U .D. SCHOOL BOARD. WANTED, for the TONDU BOARD SCHOOL, ASSISTANT TEACHERS (Art. 50 or 51) for Boys' and Girls' Departments. Salary according to scale of the Board. Apply with testimonials and particulars as to experience to JESSE HURLEY, Clerk, 9653 Tondu, Aberkenfig, Glamorgan. LANDDEUSANT, CARMARTHEN- L SHIRE.—INFANT MISTRESS (ex-P.T.). Must be competent to teach Singing, Kindergarten, Needle- work, and Drawing. Salary, £ 15. Application, with testimonials, to be in hand on or before November 13th, to the Secretary, Board School, Llanddeusant, Carmarthen. 9684 feiims au& Contracts. O COAL MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. The Corpcration of Cardiff is prepared to receive TENDERS for the supply of STEAM COAL FOR STEAM BOILERS for the four months ending March 31st, 1901. Specification may be seen and forms of Tender obtained on application at the office of Mr W. Harpur, M.Insr,.C.E.. Borough Engineer. Sealed Tenders, endorsed" Coal," to be delivered at my office on or before the 20th inst. J. L. WHEATLEY. Town Clerk. Town Hall, Cardiff, 5th Nov., 1900. 9679 TTP^BR NEATH SCHOOL BOARD. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION OF MIXED SCHOOL, LATRINES, BOUNDARY WALLS, &c., to accommodate 320 children. Plans and Specifications may be seen and Bills of Quantities obtained at the offices of the Architect to the Board (Mr J. Cook-Rees,.St. Thomas's Chambers, Church-place, Neath. upon payment of one guinea, which amount will be returned upon receipt of bona- fide tender. Tenders to be sent to the undersigned not later than the 20th day of November, endorsed Tender for Mixed School." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CUTHBERTSON & POWELL, Solicitors, Clerks to the Board. Water-street, 2nd November, 1900. 9675 In, OREST OF TAEAN STONE, iLl BLUE AND GREY, suitable for all Classes of DOCK AND RAILWAY WORK, BUILDING OR MONUMENTAL WORK JgATH STONE., -UP FARLEIGH BED, CORSHAM BED. BOX-GROUND BED, AND CORNGRIT BED. SAWN ASHLAR IN ALL SIZES. Estimates given for Dressed Stone Work, Prepared ready for fixing in either of the above or any other Stone. Stone supplied either Sawn to Size or in the Rough. Samples on Application. jg rjlURNER AND gONS, STONE MERCHANTS AND QUARRY OWNERS, PENARTH-ROAD, CARDIFF. Telegraphic Address: Turnerson." Telephone Numbers: National 645; P.O., 507. 7567 SESSIONS AND Q ONS, LIMITED. O Manufacturers and Importers of CEMENT, SLATES, TIMBER, CHIMNEY-PIECES RANGES., GIRATFS. AND ALL BUILDING MATERIALS. PENARTH "OOAD, /CARDIFF. 79e JOb VJ 4993 TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. ARCHIBALD D. DAWNAY & SONS. LIMITED, WALES & WEST OF ENGLAND GIRDER WORKS EAST MOORS, CARDIFF, STEEL JOISTS. FLITCH PLATES. ANGLES. TEES. CHANNELS. CONSTRUCTIONAL STEELWORK. BRIDGES. ROOFS. PIERS. PITHEAD STAQES. FJRE-PROOF FLOORS. Telegrams: Dawii&y. Cardiff." National Telephone, Cardiff. No. 694. 1139 ROSS'S ROYAL IS BELFAST" y^ERATEPfc jyjpNERAL^T ATERS ,I AND LIME JUICE CORDIAL M&y be obtained in any Port in the United Kingdom p froni the leading Ship Store Dealers. 9457 V W. A.-J&9S& & 8Qm* LM, 8S&EAST. J 1 Ditiiitr Amusements. CARDIFF. fJlHEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. Lessee and Manager ROBERT KEOFOBD. THIS EVENING, & TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, at 7.30. Mr GEORGE ALEXANDER'S COMPANY. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THURSDAY, FRIDAY,SATURDAY & AFTERNOON. RUPERT OF HENTZAU. Next Week—CHARLEY'S AUNT. Box Office open 10 to 5. Nat. Tel., 362. 1041-le fl RAND THEATRE. IX Lessee and Manager EDWABD QUISLBT. TO-NIGHT AND DURING THE WEEK, The Sensational Spectacular Drama, JJENEATH THE STARS, Including the Two Eltcns. Box Office at Thompson and Shackell's, 24, Queen* street. Time and prices as usual. 28e 1155 TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. J) ARK HALL, CARDIF F, THE "jplDWARD LLOYD FAREWELL CONCERT, Positively his Final Appearance in Cardiff. Miss EVANGELINE FLORENCE, Mr EDWARD LLOYD, Miss SARAH BERRY, Mr H. LANE WILSON. Solo Violin—Mons. JOHANNES WOLFF. Solo Pianoforte-Miss GERTRUDE PEPPERCORN. Conductor—Mr PERCY STARNES. Tickets—Balcony (Reserved), Five Shillings Each Centre Area (Unreserved), 3s Side Seats, 2s Back of the Hall, Is. Plan now ready at Mr Wm. Lews's, 22, Duke-street, Cardiff. Doors open at 7.30; com- mence at 3. Carriages for 10. 9405 CARDIFF ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. SERIES OF THREE GRAND CONCERTS. Madame ALBANI, Madame AMY SHERWIN, Miss HELENE VALMA, Madame ELVEY, Mr BEN DAVIES. Mr ANDREW BLACK. Mons. JOHANNES WOLFF, Mr FRED. GRIFFITH, Mr FREDERIC H. COWEN. Full Orchestra of Eighty Performers. Conductor Mr J. E. DEACON. Subscrintion rates for reserved seats ground floor; Two for each concert, 17s 6d: three ditto, 25s; four Two for each concert, 17s 6d: three ditto, 25s; four ditto. 32s 6d; five ditto. 40s six ditto, 47s 6d. The Ballot to determine the order of booking takes place on November 8th. All applications prior to that date participate in same. The balcony seats are all applied for. Pro5!pectus on application to the Hon. Sec.. Glen Lyn. Cathedral-road, or Mr Wm. Lewis, 22, Duke-street, Cardiff. 9649 1Suilbing &0ridtus. RINCIPALITY PERMANENT Jj. INVESTMENT ■JJUILDING SOCIETY. BEST WDIUM FOR LOANS. ON jpROPERTIES. APPLY FOR THE 40TH ANNUAL REPORT AND Prtspectua to W. SANDERS & SONH, Managing Sees., 28, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 1023 AffBHxs—-Newport: Mr J. M. WOOD, 20, Bridge-street Penarth: Mr D. H. EDMUNDS, Windser-rd Barry: „ Market Buildings Ebbw Vale: Mr J. A. DAVRES. Ida-place, PONTYPRJDD, LLANTRISANT, AND JT RHONDDA VALLEYS PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. Great Reduction to Borrowers. Easy Repayments—5 to 20 Years. No Annual Charge for Management. Mortgage and Survey Fees Paid, by SOCIETY. Redemption on fair Terms, Advances Made Promptly, Investing Single Payment Shares, bearing Com- pouBd Interest at 4 per cent.. Now Issued. Deposits received, renayable at 14 days' NOTICE bearing interest at 3^ per cent. For Prospectus apply to the Secretary, Mt H. S. DA VIES. Town Hall Chambers, 9017 Pontypridd, < rjIHE MONMO UTHSHIRE AND ft. SOUTH WALES PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY < H, J. PARNALL, Esq., J.P.,Chairman, RESERVE FUNDS, 1900.£11.884 28 8d. The Directors are prepared to receive DEPOSITS for fixed terms at per ceat. interest until farther notice. Full particulars on application to F. J. HBYBWINE, 8ecr»tery. HEYBYBNE Se BROWN, 1, Friar's Chambers, Newport; 7066 And 21. West Bnte-stneet, Cardiff, t9 uhlicniious. milE WELSH PEOPLE, their Origin, I History, Laws, Language, Literature, and Characteristics with two Maps. By Principal Rhys n.nd D. Brynmor Jones. Pub. at IGs; Post Free for 12s 6d. DARWIN'S ORIGIN OF SPECIES. First cheap edition. Post Free for 2s 6d. EVERY MAN HIS OWN MECHANIC, 924 pages, 850 engravings. Post Free for 7s 6d. MATTHEW HENKi'S BIBLE, 6 vols., for 42s. ROBERTS BROTHERS, 15. WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. 7126 ^ARLINGTON'S JJANDBOOKS. Sir Henry Ponsonby is commanded by the Queen to thank Mr Darlington for a copy of his handbook." A brilliant success."—The Times. Most emphatically tops them all."—Daily Graphic, EVERY VISITOR TO LONDON SHOULD USE "Xj0ND0N and envieons-" 5s, by E. G. COOK and E. T. COOK, M.A. Twenty-four Maps and Plans. Sixty Illustrations Visitors to Brighton, Eastbourne, Hastings, Bourne- mouth, Wye Valley, Severn Valley, Bristol, Bath, Wells, Weston-super-Mare, Malvern, Hereford. Wor. cester, Gloucester, Llandrindod Wells. Buiith Wells. Llanwrtyd Wells, Llangammarch Wells, Llan- dudno, Rhyl, Conway, Colwyn Bay, Bangor, Carnar- von, Aberystwyth, Ba.rmouth, Criccieth, Pwllheli, Bala, Llangollen, Bettwsycoed, Snowdon, The Isle of Wight, and Channel Islands should use DARLINGTON'S HANDBOOKS, Is Each. LLANGOLLEN DARLINGTON AND CO. 6474 LONDON SIMPKINS. & ALL BOOKSELLERS. NOW READY. THE MINING MANDAL -iL JUt. 1900. BY WALTER R. SKINNER. Contains full particulars of all Mining Companies known to the Exchanges of London and the Provinces. Separate secions are devoted to Australasian and South Africa.n Companies. Also separate sections of mining directors and mining secretaries. The particulars given of each Mining Company in- clude the directors and other officials, date of estab- lishment, seat of operations, description of the property with the purchase consideratiou.details of capital, calls, dividends paid, and the latest FINANCIAL position as disclosed by the accounts. Over 1,400 pages. Demy Sto, Price 2ls., post free. LONDON26, NICHOLAS-LANE, LOMBARD- STREET. LONDON. E.G. 1136 rrHE ARCHITECT AND CONTRACT X REPORTER. Established nearly a Quarter ot »<taat«ry. The ARCHITECT and CONTRACT REPORTER has a.lllorge and intlnentiaol circulation amangst Archi- tects, Bmlders, Contractors, and the wealthy classes of the public, and has been found t. B6 a very valu- able medium of publicity. The ARCHITECT and CONTRACT REPORTER contains a larger number of Tenders and Contracts 0pen than any other paper. The ARCHITECT and CONTRACT REPORTER contains the finest and most beautiful Architectural and Art Illustrations of any paper published in ANY. par of the world. WEEKLY, PRICE 4d. PUBLISHED BY P. A. GILBERT WOOD, IMPERIAL BUILDINGS. LUDGATE cmcus, LONDON. 1154 ÇARDIFF, SWANSEA, AND NEW \J PORT SHIPPING GAZETTE. Published every Monday Morning. Price 21s per annum, or by Post 258. The CARDIFF, SWANSEA, AND NEWPORT SHIPPING GAZETTE contains a complete record 01 the Shipping business of Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, Bristol, Neath, Briton Ferry, Burry Port. &c., and circulates among all the Merchants and Brokers of the Bristol Channel Ports, and generally thoughout the various ports of the United Kingdom. It is filed at Lloyd's, the Lombard*and most of the Chambers of Commerce, and is also sent to the leadin&Foreign Perts. CHIEF OFFICES :-105, St Mary-street, Cardiff. New Edition. Just published, post free 6 stamps. A TREATISE ON NERVOUS DISEASES and WEAKNESS, with a descrip- tion of the most Common-sense and Scientific Treatment ever introduced.—London A. J. LEIGH, 92 and 93, Great Russell-atreet. 8007 Post Free Three Stamps. ATREATISE on the Cure of Nervous and Physical Exhaustion in Men, Loss of Vital Power, and its accompanying diseases; their success- ful Cure by an entirely Original and Effective System of Treatment. JAS. MURRAY, 7, Southampton-row, London, W.C. 264 THE OLD fJlOY ARE HOUSE, J E. COMLEY AND SONS, 23, MontA-TERRACE, CARDIFF (Near New Infirmary), Are the Oldest Toy and Fancy Goods Dealers in the Principality. IMMENSE STOCK OF TOIS, FANCY GOODS VASES. FANCY CHINA, ACCORDIONS, And General Goods of all Descriptions. WHOLESALE ONLY. 1289 ESTABLISHED OVER 20 YEARS. 5Ce EATH AND DISTRICT BILL POSTING COMPANY—Late T. Wail. Offices:—ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, NEATH Manager:—J. W ROBINSON. &?$^NTFTJFRPIOQETORS of the best Posting ST<attous Jublir Àntnstnttttts. CARDIFF. 'Tis not in mortals U command success, but do more deserve it.Addisou. THE CARDIFF EMPIRE, QUEEN.STREET. Managing Directar. OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT. WITHOUT A PEER AMONGST COMEDIANS— THE INIMITABLE LITTLE TICR) IN HIS ECCENTRICITIES. THE JUNO SISTERS, Duettists. THE THREE BLOSSOMS, In their Eccentric Trick Sketch, A Hot Hot-house." MR GEORGE ARVEY, Juggler. POPULAR ALBERT CHRISTIAN, The Eminent Baritone Vocalist. The Original Singer J|F Soldiers of the Queen." THE MORGAN SISTERS, Duettists. WILL JOHNSON, Comedian. DAISY MARTELL, in Song: and Dance. THE MATCHLESS ATHOS Troupe of Head Acrobats, Two Performances Nightly. Early one between 7 o'clock and 9: late one between 9 o'clock and 11. AU Artistes appear at each performance. Box Office open daily (with exception of Saturdays) Ham. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Saturdays 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Plan of Grand Circle. No booking lees. Telephone No. 625. 22e 1141 SWAJNftKA. THE EMPIRE, HIGH-STREET. Managing DIRECTOR OSWALD STOLL, TO-NIGHT. The Crawford Brothers, comedians, singers, and automatic dancers F. V. St. Clair, the leading topi- cal singer, who wiJI recite his own poem of" The Story of Mafeking"; Miss Lily Morris the celebrated Jees; Gladys Mavius; G. W. Kenway; the Clan Johnson Troupe Alice Maydue. Next week—LITTLE TICH. GRAND THEATRE, SWANSEA, Sole Proprietors. David Allen and Sons. Lessees and Managers, Mr H. H. Morell & Mr Fredk. Mouillot. MONDA Y, Nov. 5th, and every Evening during the Week, Mr Morell's and Mr Mouillot's Company, in. cluding Mrs Mouillot, in MTSS HOBBS, and the Japanese Tragedy. MADAME BUTTERFLY. Box Office at Gwynne H. Brader's. 17. Heathfield- Street. Telephone Ne. 291. Commence 7.30 p.m. NEWPORT. NEWPORT EMPIRE, CHARLES-STREET. MANA«IK« Dibkctoh Oswald SSOLI., TO-NIGHT. From the Crystal Paln.ce and the London Empire, the Peerless CINQUEVALLI, Rupreme as a, Juggler; REZENE and ROBINI; LIZZIE VALROSE Mr CHARLES SEEL; THE McCONNELL TRIO; Miss MAY QUEEN. Miss MAUD NEEDHAM: EILY ADAIR; ROBINSON BAKER TRIO, intro- ducing Robert Baker, the World s Champion Jumper. 1" Y CE u M, nYwpobF, _J Proprietor Sc Manager. MI: Cr,ARSNOK So ONES. TO-NIGHT at 7.30 and SATURDAY next at 2,30 and 7.30, Up-to-date Musical Comedy, FJIHE £ JRISETTE, Matinee. Saturday Next at 2.30. Prices:—6d to £1 Is. Box Office Open Daily, 10.0 to 10.0. Telephone No. 158 Nat. 1178 45e Next Week—The Great London Success, AMES- r SAGE FROM MARS. from the Avenue Theatre. (Stmcaium. CARDIFF. HARROW" HOUSE SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, NEWPORT-BO AD, CARDIFF. r Principals The Misses MARKS, assisted by trained f Certificated Resident and Visiting Teachers. Kinder- r garten under Froebel Mistress. Pupils prepared for Public Exams. Vacancies for Boarders. 1162 PONTYPRIDD. THE ACADEMY, PONTYPRIDD. E. DUNMOR EDWARDS, M.A., Headmaster. SPECIAL PREPARATION for Colleges, Uninr- sity Matriculation, Public Professions, &c. Quarter begins Oct. 1st.—Apply to the Headmaster. 18 insurance JP H (ENIX FIRE OFFICE. 19, LOMBARD.STREET, LONDON, E.G. ESTABLISHED 1782. LOWEST CURRENT RATES. LIBERAL AND PROMPT SETTLEMENTS, ASSURED FREE OF ALL LIABILITY. ELECTRIC LIGHTING RULES..SUPPLIED, -.à.. Agents a.t Cardiff:- Mr. Charles E. Stallybrass, Exchange; Mr. David Shepherd, 1, Frederick-street Mr. Fred. W. Brett, 10, Windsor-place. Mr. W. E. Roberts, 5, Ryder-street; » Mr. A. H. Howard, Metropolitan Bank; Mr. S. A. Hussey, Llandough-street; Mr. Edwin Hullin, 56, Mount Stuart Square; also, at 71, High-street, Barry. Messrs James and Morgan, Charles-street Chambers, W. Williams Thomas, 117, Cowbridge-road, CARDIFF BRAKCR :— 108, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 1031 ALEXANDER GOOD Local Secretary N0 HIRE S Y S T E M' JjlURNISH AT SAMUEL TAYLOR, 46 & 4:8 COWBRIDGE ROAI>' CANTON, CARDIFF. Is IN THE £ ALLOWED OFF ALL GOODS. AVOIFJ INSTALMENT SYSTEMS. Instalment and so-called Easy or Gradual Payment Systems are simply lures to lead ycu into debt. Why place yourself in a false position and risk the unpleasantness that crowds on a Debtor 1 ALL GOODS SOLD STRICTLY FOR CASH ONLY. All Goods delivered either in our own vans or by rail Free any distance. Canton Trams pass the door. NOTE THE PRICES. NO LIMITED COMPANY. Feather Bed, Bolster, and two Pillows (full size), pure linen tick, all beeswaxed inside, weight 60lbs, only 115 Q Woo! Bed, Bolster, and two Pillows, weight 501bs, only 0 10 6 Wire double woven 0 8 11 Wire Mattresses, 4ft. 6in. double woven, cabled edge and centre 0 12 6 Wire Mattresses, 4ft, 6in.,4-ply, cabled centre and sides, usually sold at 21s, only 0 17 11 Wool Mattresses, 4ft. 6in., 5-inch thick 0 S 11 Washed Wool Mattresses, guaranteed sweet and wholesome, only 0 12 6 Wool Mattresses, 4ft. Gin., best that can be bought for mouey, only.„„„ 0 15 6 Feather Pillows 0 2 6 Wool Pillows 0 0 11$ Feather Bolsters 0 5 6 Feather Bolsters 0 5 6 Wool Bolsters 0 2 0 Straw Mattresses, 4ft. 6in" 4i-inch thick 0 6 11 Straw Mattresses, 4ft. 6in., 6-inch thick 0 9 11 Chair Bedsteads and Cushions, full size. complete. 0 12 6 Strong Iron Bedsteads, 4ft. 6in" only 0 14 11 Strong Brass Rail Bedstead, 4ft. 6ID" only 0 16 11 Very handsome Bedstead, with Rosettes and two Brass Poles, 4ft. 6in 0 19 11 Beautiful Bedstead, with 6 Brass Rings and 6 Spindles, 4ft. 6in.. 0nly 1 10 0 Very massive 2in. thick Pillar Bedstead, 4ft. 2 5 0 Strong, well made, spindle-back Couch, only 0 16 11 Strong Combination Bedsteads,fitted with Wire Mattresses, complete, only. 0 14 11 Mangles, Hardwood Rollers, thoroughly reli- able, only 1 15 0 Solid Walnut Octagon Tables, only 0 16 11 Loo Tables, large size, only 018 6 Very handsome Solid Walnut Sideboards, 4ft. 3 19 6 Beautiful Design Solid Walnut Sideboard, 4ft. 6in. 5 19 6 Grand Value, 5ft. Bow-front Sideboard, Solid Walnut, very massive, only 8 8 0 Cheffoniers 1 q V Dining Table, 5ft., telescope, Walnut 1 15 2 Leather Suites, thoroughly well made (7 pieces), all spring seated Do., do. (9 pieces) D C H Saddlebag Suites (7 pieces) J. ,? J} Do. (9pieces) — ° Dressing Chests and Washstands in satin'or black Walnut colour. Two Chains a. Towel Rail, only ^DAIRS AND R Very Handsome Walnut OR MAHN^AN^ Duchesses, with Two Chairs and Towel Rail, complete IUWEI I do not advertise any GO^SF CANNOT PRODNCE; jgAMUEL rjlAYLOR, 46 A 48, COWBRIDGE-ROAD, CANTON, CARDIFF. Orders by Post Promptly attended to. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. 1317—52e N 0 IT I RE S Y S T E M ^ustiifss .Aùàrt5slfi" J. bum JAMES JJOWELL AND CO. AR* THIS DAY MAKING ONE OF THEIR SHOWS oi* NEW GOo D S THE PRESENT SEASON. ALL DEPARTMENTS QJI 0YEBFLO WING WITH STOCK. JAMES JJOWELL AND £ JO«, RJIHE CARDIFF JJRAPFIFIS, QARDIFF, 95ft THE ATLAS FURNISHIN. COMPANY, J ^IMITEQ ABB THH i J^EAMNG JJOUSE FUBNISHEBS IN WALES, THE GOAL OF TO-DAY THE STARTING STONE TO-MORROW ABSOLUTELY UNRIVALLEB IN TH* THREE ESSENTIAL REQUISITES A UAL IT Y GTY'LE, ■Y A L J E NO SUCH VALUE EVER BEFCBB OFFERED A SELECTION OF STOCK ON THE PREMISES OF £50,000. Persons about to furnish are invited to Me en Stock. No other house in this part of the country has anything like it. We make most of the goods we sell. They therefore carry with them a warranty foe soundness and qaaJity. All the materials we use are of the best quality and the woods are well-seasoned. We employ a larger number of workmen than any similar firm in Cardiff under most experienced foremen, who see to the goods being RELIABLE AND SOUND. WE EMPLOY NO AGENTS NOB PAT ART COMMISSION for the introduction of Customers, therefore pRICS ARE J^IGHT, EVERY JJEQUISITE IN JJQUSB JJLURNISHING KEPT IN STOCK. Also pIANOS, H ARMONIUMSAND. ORGANS. NEWEST STYLE AND ENDLESS VARIETY OF MAIL CARTS k PERAMBULATORS. EASY TERMS, If Purchasers desire it we arrangethe pavmeBte OB ..ery ea.sy terms to suit their convenience, and strictly private. CHAIRS AND TABLES LENT ON HIRE FOB PARTIES OR ENTERTAINMENTS GOODS DELIVERED FREE WITHIN 100 KILBB CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION. Note the Address :— ATLAS JJLURNISHING Co., CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, Ltc" 15e iii. HAYES BUILDINGS. CARDIFF. HUGH JJAVIES'S COUGH jyjIXTURB NO MORE Difficulty of Breathing. ¡ NO MORE Sleepless Nights. I NO MORE Distressing Coughs. DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for COUGHS DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for COLDS DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for ASTHMA DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for BRONCHinR DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for HOARSENPHR DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for INFLUENZA i, DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for COLDS DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for COUGHS DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for SORETHRrtw DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE-Most Soothing DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE Warms the Chfat DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE dissolves the Phl^L, DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for SINGERS I DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for PUBLIC DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE smo-ur DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for COTTPHR 1! DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for COLD? I DAVIES S COUGH MIXTURE fo £ ASTHMA DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for RRnNnnr™ SilHililSsS i ELL 111 EIL S 1 DAVIES'S COUGH MlXTURP~w^ sf>othing 1? DAVIES'S COUGH MiXTrrw^ Warms the Chest DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTTTRP dissolvesthePhlegW t DAVIES'S COUGH S°r LINGERS DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTUHP DAVIES':S COUGH MIXTURE THE SAFB ASASGGGGSSIP j GREAT WELSH REMEDY. | 13d and 28 9d Bottles. Sold Everywhere, Sweeter than Honey. Children like it. J HUGH DAVIES, CHEMIST, JF MACHYNLLETH. 9419 NO NAME OINTMENT. This Ointment is confidentially reconunaadftA t an old, tried, and successful remedy for scurvv i, scrofula, glandular swellings, ringworm, old wonndL P ulcerated legs, scald heads, blotches on the face mS It body, St. Anthony's fire, burns, chilblains, bruises. Ii piles, fistula, rheumatism, bunions, dcc. It will soob 1 heal ug the most obstinate eruptions of the skin oi fp Please note the Trade Mark Label en each oaf I TVTO NAME PILLS. PW* JLN For scrof ula, scurvy, ulcerated legs, ERYSTNELAJL I blotches on the face, eruptions on the bodV i fistula, glandular swellings, &c., &c. • j! They may be taken by persons of either sex tonic and invigorating, and, acting upon the ni™ tionsjthey are a truly valuable blood porifierfSS W may be used in conjunction with the ''No N»»f> J Ointment in any of the above diseases. f Sold in pots and boxes by all chemists j j j, IW a, H eacti. d I; tbem. T ■%EJPBOPaiE*OBI 194 DEltlTEND .BIRMINGBAK. I Agents wanted in every district UIO f PAINE'S BILL POSTING SYNDICATE For Aberdare, Hirwaia, Mountain Ash, aad 81 Z. ANDREWS, SXCBBXAB* '3590 OMOKFI: I [ NEW PRAGAXRFI, 1