Evening Express

'HOMOCEA'I TOUCHES TEE SPOT Ps( £ -K«Kev8Bji;. SoouuBg-aod CtirfctiTr £ >ut»rirant. 'Etiuoeca ims no equat in the world of feeaJiny rein««ites. Its acfei like tbs £ >C. in.ntly i^ucfcift;; titf spot aflSjct* with Fitce-Ache. &-uiHes, Snro.í" RonSs. CtUll>bo.iÐs Pil*s. Boils. Fk. Chaps. .00.I: tiudrwi In. and Com¡>Iamt- All wholesale OOUJ!es stock Homoewi. Of uli Otieaiifffls and others, jtri; is. l*<i. or 2s. 9d. per bmt. wtre^ fcyjposr for Is. 3d. &r« 3e;.tr<*m ?Ik- Wholesale Agoncy.21. Haaoltor: S,,=re. Birkenhead-

"EXPRESS" FARTHING PER WORD I ADVERTISEMENT SCALE. Bar ^ar^Iaen^s Wanted, Furnished Booms te be Let and Wanted. Situations Wanted Tfy anted, Public-houses Wanted and for Sale, Herges and Carriages, Miscel eOI.1B Vvants, Personal, Articles Lost or Found, Sale and Exchange, and other Adver ^iments of a similar character can be inserted in the EVENING EXPRESS for ONE FAHTHING- PFR, WORD. The Name and Address to be Counted. Three in *-Ue^ Will 0O3t half as much again as One Insertion, and Six insertions twice the l^ce af OIle Odd Farthings are not charged. Thui :— esTCK. THKEK TIMES. SIX TIMES. 12 vror&s 3d. 4^d. 6d. is „ 4gd 6§d 9d. 24 „ 6d. 9d Is. 30 „ 7jd lid Is. 3d. These charges, which must be prepaid, apply only consecutive insertions. *110 above scale dees not apply to trade advertisements or to announcements ^a^ating' from public bodies. Deques, Pestal, and Post-office Orders should be crossed and made payable to Mr I). W. THOMAS. In cases where Postal Orders cannot be obtained advertisers are requested to send ILwipenny Stamps. Advertisements may be received at the following places :— CHIEF OFFICE -WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF. WESTERN MAIL OFFICE Newport. WESTERN MAIL OFFICE Swansea. WESTERN MAIL OFFICE Merthyr. MR. W. H. KEY, Taff-street .Pontypridd. MR. C. HUTCHINGS, Queen-street Neath. $er £ onaL ADVERTISERS are Cautioned that Postmasters are Sot- Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to ™iUak or Fictitious Nami-a at any Post-office. Letters •caressed to initials or fictitious names must bear the •oaress ot.tiie advertiser or one of the offices of the f^^nr, in

jBarnages, anis 23eatl)$> S"-ALLACB;.—On March. 2itd, at 23, Charles-street, <^Mdii5, the wife of S. Wallace, surgeon, of a TI DEATHS. .-On February 27, Lydia, beloved, wife of Mr. •kvhii Davies, contractor, Portli, aged 65 years. 5} '° frraera!, leaving Perth twelve o'clock ■Monday for Uantrissant, viv, Treforest. No ■wreaths. EAEKIS.—OH March 1st, at Pontyraister Farm, Jeniale, the beloved wife of Alfred Harris. Funeral on Monday, tLs 5th iust., at three o'clock, for Eisea Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. r ? JIarch 1, at Somerleigh, St. Margaret's, °f Pneum°nia, Annie, the beloved wife £ j^jua^Jones, formerly of Henley-on-Thames. G-. A. ST0NS AND C° | TTNDERTAKER8, J I ^ESTABLISHED OVER 30 YEARS, 5| At the p.nd Only Address— g I 10, 11, AND 12, WORKINtsl-STREET. IS f CARDIFF, 1NB TODEK THJ £ MANAGEMENT MISS STONE, Assisted by an Efficient Staff, 1 I:.Tele#^phic Admass-4* Stoki," Undertaker, 1 CARDIF.h'. 2150:3 CAEI>IF1\ 21505 |! ifl.t'3'ceiiaiixous' Wants'* a, Q,.nt- of Defective Kitcher- pE6nge-s '4 ,,7 \C7Quantity of Defective Kitchen Eanges v V i to Put in thorough Working Urder; no cure no pay. Also infective Chimneys, Rcofs, and Drains a Speciality —Sand post-card to 6. Chandler, Mason, 3Bin>rle^ ABSOLUTS Clearance Sale, Lease Having Ex- <CTL pired we Must Dispose of Our Stock at What Ofiers. Enornius E:1nrjfiee of 60 New and Second Hand safeties by the Best Makers. Lamps, lielk, and Aoces- »jries, Abour. Half Usual Prices. Screwcutting Lathe, _Xices, Forge ECIIOV/E, and Tools, Bargains tolmwediate purchasers. Inspection Invited. Parry, Westrate- »treet, Cardiff. e3413u9 MORKIS BROS.' CYCL3 WORKS PONTY PE. iLD.—Over 100 Cycles to bf Cleared Regardless «^st.—Send for special lists, pes" free.—Repairs of all ^iias_execmied i;i a superior manner promptly. feorsesjube ^tock, Carnages "If^9KIN(i Brown Cob; thickset, 14 hands VJ« aDont nine years old free from vice and sound even to Yet. exajnination now on graM price, £,¿Z,- Appiy Mr. Sclirocter, g, Pier Head-chambers, Car- *S96u6 -4- llimMBUHMEBM CJHOPS Wanted in good positions immediate pos- t- session.—Address, with particulars, D 10 Evonint' ^fpress Office, Car iif. e33S7u3 Frederick street. Cardifi; about rr T,, 50 years lease unexpired ground-rent, 56s year.— ^BgL.s-g?et, Roath. Cardiff. c3393n5 ■—■"■™»»™qg|ggj^iaiBB»ia««MTiniiiim—B—MBMawag Canaries ~l Sinking Hartz Mountain Cook Canaries ^_real champions; ,iay light, gasUj,*ht, and twilifrht •altars warranted m full rolling song 7s. 6d. each. terTdl atd ""Sing at 66, Wells sU-eet, K.ei|ide, iWatrtmoitiaL MAw^fO^S0^P5^k ^°lr^early> fMm |L' UjU^'asa^ t^i^est^ccrecv^-xprcsaJ3mce,_car(|j g; (^.5539 lit ^K)MPOKTABI^E~Komely Lodgings, or Apartments, for a Couple of respectable Men: use of bath; 93, Woo&viUe road, Oftthays, Cardiff. e3410u5 "5^XjRNISH51D Apartments.—Comfoxtablo Bedroom and Sitting-room or Bedroom alons for Single Jreixtleman within stone's throw of G.W.R.; reasonable —12, Penarth road, Cardill. e406u6 T AEGK Villa for Sale, close to Radyr Station good iilonep^ 'pHB CHART?! (J CROSS BANK (Established 1870-23 years), 28, Bedford-street, Cliaring Gross, London W. c. •* t-'fvpitidl £ 300,090. Reserve Fund £ 100,009 WJASS GRANTED £ 30 to £ 5,000. Town or Country, SF^pproved Promissory Kotes. Mortgage of Furniture, Farm Stock, Life Policies, Reversions, Plate -wellery, Stocks, Shares, Freehold and Leasehold Pro- £ ty, i-c-. special facilities to all requiring Banking accounts, jv "Tee per cent, interest allowed on current accounts on «e miniTn-am monthly balances when not drawn below founds. i>ep0Sjt £ 0f £ iq at(j Hoards received as tuider :— Per cent, per annum subject to 3 months' notice of 6 Withdrawal. 7 s » z » n z for larger aanounts. Interest }>aid quatr- i^o^* ^ree °' income-tax. Write or call for Prospectus, L10674 A. WILLIAMS, Manager OKEY Advanced Daily from £ 2 to £ 300 at a BaSv a a ^ours notice.—Apply to the I mperial Advance fv7r.,i;l, ^Hirhenydd-road, and 1, Mundy-place, Cathays, iBis>c7rianeou5 ^ales;» J^JOSes, Hoses, Rases the best in cultivation, for «tron<x-ihit»^ anc' ot^er P"n>oses; twelve good, di».» ■^dwarf bushes, 6s. for cash.—D. Davies, Lngwar- ^t^Jjeveford. e3404u7 J^JRISTS Irish Hay for Sale, in large or small >T,W inantities.—For particulars address D 34, Evening- z!^ £ ess Odice, Cardift. e3395u6 JJALE'S Gold Tiledal Dubbin makes Boots andHar AUrmaess wat6rpi-oof, soft, and wear three times longer liako^ Poli'ting; 17 highest awards —Sold by Boot 7-_ iL *8-LeathersePers. Ac.. tins 2d., 6d., and lfi. [E SCOTqH "Whisv5~A Samjilr liowl'l of Fine Old Crai,-more AViilrky forwarded, carriage p&id, on of postal order for 3s. 6d. One of the finest Sr,T! ScotL-md produces."—Viiit Press—T. C ■ £ i2°k1Portobe5io. K.B.- "gy-wwinawyiBBaKasau——a—wan mini laaamnH 11 anroug ^ituations» ISBRS are Cautioned that Postmasters are ^Uowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to *ddrpo= °i ™lct't'iona Names at any Post-office. Letters rto or fictitious names must bear the M &t'vei't18"r or ^le offices of the a strong Lad, about 16, Used to Grocery rade-~Address E 17, Evening Express Office, e407«.8 A respectable Lad a £ Apprentice to the J^QUirAfi ? Writing and Decorating; premium Apply j x.eader, 38, St. Iilaary-street, Car- e409u8_ eYrf'fnOS» i5? Yo1,rl? Man, 25, care of horses and ———L_ ^('rehg D Fixpress Office, Cardiff. [e2 HOME Ella Wanted. Easy, either ?,J book-hniinl agency coi-resiwjndence (no canvassing, ^s,'iicticnisqS I^^ctions alone, 3d.: copy, with f^oice. —Oh'a, ^'writing-not, plain. Good' ne-T' 'ea'a;nont-road. London, K, [pd you Require Assistance TO CbX«2?i -n?1" AUI other Clerical Work, send W^tera Mail Nwvj^rt.r WANTED, Work by a good Paperhanger; piece work or otherwise.—Apply C 44, Express Office Ca.rdLff. e3332a3 WANTED at once, a Youth to Look After Horse and Trap and Deliver Goods.—Apply D 3, Express Office, Cardiff. e330S0u3 11/"A^i TED at onue, staady Man to Look After Two » Horses, Kitchen Garden and G-reenhonse, Make Himself Generally Useful.—Evans, Brynmarlo;?, New- castle Emlyn, u7 ASTA.VTE1), Single Man as Gardener, to Milk and v Y Attend Cows; indoors.—Apply, stating age, wages, references, E 19, Western Mail, Cardiff. [u8 WANTED, a Single Man to Look After Hor.se and Trap, Kjtchen-Gav(jen; Greenhouse, and Make Himself Generally Useful.—Apply, stating age and wages, to E 5, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4590u3 experienced G-room-Coaclimaii; wages, » £ 1. cottage, garden.—M., Novadd Wylim, Car- digan. 27958 \\7ANTED immediately, an active Young Man as » F«n» Labourer willing to make himself gene- rally useful, and of sober habits—4pply E. 3. Poole, 285, Bute-street, Cardiff. 4617u7 WANTED, handy Mail as GroomT&c-; must ,)G singie.—D 46, Western Mail Office, Car- (liff. 4573u3 "VAT ANTED, Man, 19 to 25 Thoroughly understands V"V ^colts weU up stable work.—Apply Mon- mouthshire Horsebrealcmg Establishment, Bassalleg, near Newport, Mon. 4553u7 ThJ "TED immediately, Groom-Coachmajl. must .understand kitchen garden and be wiLling to make nitnself generally useful.—Apply S. F- Thompson, Brondeg, Bryn-road, Swansea. 4511u5 WANTED, Gardener, to Make Himself Generally Useful, Milk, Attend to Cows Pony and Trap good references required.—Mrs. Gwrn, The Cottage, Llandough, near Cowbridge. 27920 WANTED, March 12th, Boy, about 17; live in house t V all found pony, trap, garden; generally useful good r.haracter.-Alpha, WaunypivU. Caerleon. [4420u6 WANTED irr-iiediately, Pj^J^ Gardener, who nnoerstands horses and can milk married.— Apply, with references, to Mr. Spittle, Llanhennoek, near Caerleon. 4377u5 WlVNTlvD a Gardener, kitten garden and glass! to Make Himself Generally Useful— Applv, stating terms, &c., W. Merchant. Pias-y-dderwen, Pontypridd. 4295u3 ti ARDSI^liR (.Head); thoraaghly exjierienced in stove and greenhouse plants, choice fruits, aud general routine of flower and kitchen warden • pood references.—E 28, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. [h9 GARDENER, Working, age 40 Single twenU' year^ practical experience in &n branches; ten years at Pontypool Park Gardens highly recom- menaed-Apply J.Patorson, The Gardens, Glento-.ven House, Pontypool. 4731n5 .le MRS. WYLIE can thoroi7givi7~>r.eommend'" Youu? Man, aged-3, as Helper in Stables under good coachman he has been in her service some time. and always given entire satisfaction.—Address Bljtendvffrm, Llaudyssil, South Wales. 27s5s ■\747AN T15D, by Single Man, l<T^T7,ymenb ln Market v V Garden four or five days a week, or piecework moderate wages.—Address E 8, Western Mail Car 4643n3 YOUNG Man Seeks a Situation as Second, or a Small Single-hand Place as Gardener; can be well recom- mended—J. O. Stapleton, Post-office, Stapleton, Bris- to1- 4557u7 GENTLEMAN highly recommendrGroom as Groom or Groom-Conehman thoroughly understands hunterR; good stableman light weight.—Holmes White Ball, Wellington, Somerset. 4549u3 FOOTMAN (under a butler or single-handed) height, 5ft. 6in. age, 19; understands plate, lamps, hunt- ing things, boot tops good character.—Apply Kendall, 12, Guildford-street, Hereford. 4552u3 GENERAL ORCHARD Can Highly Recommend His Gardener to any Gentleman Requiring the Service 0^ a Man Experienced in All Branches'- a°-ed 30, married.—Apply Gardener, Alltygog, Nantgaredlg, Car- marthen. 4448u5 COACHMAN, good Driver in Double or Single Har- ness, Understands Hunters; wife good cook, if required; abstainer. J., 150, Malpas-road, Newport, Mon. 4604u3 WANTED at once, Re-engagement as Working Bailiff on Small Farm; attend to stock anil milk; married, no family; w Poultry; good references.—App^y Western Mail Office, Newport, Mon. 4374u5 B~ UTLER (Foreign) Wishes Place heig ht"sft76hT aged 31 wages £ 50; best rei.erence.—Apply C. Dan-y-Park, Crickbowell. 4259u3 ARDENER Seeks Re-engagement (Head Workirig or Single) experienced in all branches excellent references; married; aged 31. Kendal, Glanogwr, Bridgend. 4269u3 TTTANTED, a respectable Young' Man as Boots; I" muse be very steady, with good reference.— Angel Hotel, Swansea. 4765u6 WANTED immediately, good, strong Boots will- ing to make himself generally useful; must be sober and honest single live in- A-PPly Holmes, ,g, County Hotel, Ebb-v Yale, Mon. 4713u9 ANTED, sr~. "iig Man, about 20, to Make Himself Use- w .n H-tel Yard; must be accus- tomed to horses and driving; personal application pre- ferred.—Apply Windsor Hotel, Llantrisaflt station. [u5 WANTED, Barman, for Wholesale and Retail Wine and Spirit Merchant's, at Seaside Resort must have a good address speak Welsh and English charac- ter strictly investigated state age and required, also references and previous experience. & 10, W-estern Mail, Cardiff. 4642u5 WANTED, smart Lad as Ostler and Boots: must make himself generally useful.—Apply Pelican Hotel, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire. 45%u3 ANTED, a Young Man as Under BootTTmuit have good reference.—Apply Head Boots, Bush Hotel, Merthyr. 4586u7 T7' ITCHEN Porter.—Wanted, a respectable Young CrabrIIfi^» Set* K- EPRESENTATIVES Re(iuired~Througliout Gla- morgan, by a Society doing a first-class business.— For terms, which equai any, write District Manager, 1, Ivy street, Penarth. e>540^n7 TRAYELITeRS and Agents for Penny Speciality; T particulars and cne dozen samples, post free, seven stamps. — Manager, 1, Portland passage, Leeds. e5j98n6 AGENT Wanted— £ 26 per quarter, paia weekly splendid opening; experience unnecessary speci- mens free.—Address Compo Works, Farnworth, Bol- ton e3j5fel8 AGENTS Wanted whole or spare time liberal com A missions samples free; manufacturers supplied —Uppuigton's Rubber Stamp Factory, Wme Office court, Londom 371^u3 rno Grocers, Sc.—A most valuable Agency, resulting X in enormous sales, and specially adapted for mining districts, is Offered to enterprising Tradesmen .rapre- sentative now in this district will close with nrst applicants in each town.—Address B 7, W estern Mail, Cardiff. 4334,12 -rANT-r,,D, respectable, energetic Men as Can- s W vassers and Collectors salary and commission. —Apply the Singer Manufacturing Company, either at Merthvr, Neath, Newport, or Swanssa. Also roung Girl Required for Shop.—Apply to the eathBianca^tuS W" ANTED immediately, Collector and Canv^er permanent employment good references mdig- pensable—Apply, stating wages, &c., Personally Mt een three and four afternoon, Roath Furnishing 42, Castle-road, Cardift — GENTS Wanted liberal terms; whole or ^_oare time.—Address Finance, 222 to 225, 4239-3 don, W.C. rnRAV'ELLER Wanted in the Y/est of England m 1 tb.i Coal Trade.—Apply by letter, stating a e, 1 ™i.™ &0" D 2 Western Mail. ("iardifE. innijiiiym. ■» mh* "if'JLi?- partmr^t)t|3i»» IRTNBB Wanted, Sleeping or Otherwise, in o p Going Concern; fu-st-class paying business lar„ town; no opposition.-V 24, Western port, _— ADVERTISER, 23, Desires Junior Partnership good Business (Wholesale Beer, Coal, preferrM' or Commercial; strictest investigation; capital bivo. D 28, Western Mail, Cardiff. 445^uf IMPORTANT TO MEN: ALL DISEASES QUICKLY CURED. Apply to PBOFBSSOK PRICE, 270, BOTE STREET, GARDIFF. ego" ITT AND CO., 39, Bute-street (left band side), Curs in a Few Bays ALL DISCHARGES, either Constitutional.or Acquired. Kintiey Troubles. Pains in the Back W ithouu Mitr- cury. Consultations Daily, frvux 'XCU UiW- wl» Clerks anb jMaitagers. ADYERTISERS are Cautioned that Postmasters are A Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addreissed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post-office. Letters addressed to initials or fictitious names must bear the Address of the advertiser or one of the offices of th Western Mail GOVERNMENT Appointments. — Female Clerks, G.P.O., 30 Vacancies Customs, 12 Vacancies Male Sorters, 150 Vacancies.—For prospects, specimen question papers v.ith solutions, secure the Civil Service Annual for 1894, which contains full information on all points, 2s. post, frce, Clarke's C. S, College, 2, Chancery- lane, London; 4727u6 WANTED immediately, Junior for Shipbroker's Office good writer knowledge shorthand in- dispenfible.—Apply Box 32, Bute Docks Post-office, Car- diff, 4745u9 under 16 Welsh *»i;ate w age, v%it h reference.—Apply to Co-operative Stores, Tylorstown. 27987 ~%T £ TANTED, Shorthand Clerk: typewriter (Reining V ton) preferred.—Apply, stating salary, to E 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. 45Sln7 WANTED, General Clerk; fair salary to suitable applicant must have good testimonials and re- ferences.—Address E 1, WesternJgail, Cardiff. 45/0113 WANTED, a sharp, intelligent Office Boy; must v' 0/ make himself generally useful.—Apply Box 56, Post-office, Cardiff. 4540113 LAW.—Wante: Junior Clerk who can Manipulate Typewriter; shorthand preferred.—Lex, Western Mail Office, Newport. 437Tu5 LAW.—Wanted, Junior Clerk.—Apply, personally between one and two o'clock, Mr. Beymm Harris, 5, Church-street, Cardiff. 27911 npo Brewers.—Experienced Book-keeper De.ires Re- X engagement quick at figures shorthand trav el iî required good references.—E 26, Western Hail. Car- diff. 4735n9 XADY, shorthand writer and typist, Seeks Eng»t;e- J moat in Office at Cardiff.—letters to D 43, Wes-' G0rE Moil Office, Cardiff. 4554u7 EFFICIENT Shorthand Clerk and Typewriter 1141 Knowledge HOt)k-keeping and General Office Work, Wants Situation; salary, 20s.—Beta, 39, West- bourne-place, Cardiff. 4566u7 CLERK (22) Desires Engagement in Shipping Office; chartering, correspondence, forwarding, &c. French, Ge: man. Italian, shorthand five yearil ex perience.—D 11, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4330a7 VENING Employment—If Yon Require Assistance with Accounts or any Other Clerical Work, send postcard to Careful, Western Mail, Newport. [4313u3 Jm*bant§, Darmai7Js, &r. GOOD General Servant Wanted: also strong Girl for Kitchen Work; good wages given.—Coinley's Res- taurant, Porthcawl. e3411u9 LADY, experienced, Wanted, for First-class Confec- tionary and Restaurant Business; state references, age, and wages expected.-Apply, by letter, McMain and Co., Oven Builders, 5, Mill lane, Cardiff. e3412u6 w ANTED, by the 13th of April Next, a good Plain V v Cook.—Apply, stating particulars, to Mrs. Grover, Clydach Court, Pontypridd. 3381n3 "ITTANTED, a good General Servant.—Apply Neville W Hotel, Clac-i road, Cardiff. e3387u3 VTTANTED, good Housemaid small family.- Write VV fully to Deane House, Newport-road, Car- diff. 4737u6 ANTED. House Parlourmaid tall.—Stanley House, The Walk, Roath, Cardiff. 4745u9 TANTr-:i>7GeneM.rServant7acreCV 17, by the Sth iust. T » —Apply Air,. Tliom-vs, Pentwyn, 1,landatl. [119 WANTED, strong General Servant: country girl preferred; plain cooking; two other servants.— Mrs. Newman, 53, Doughty-street, London, W.C. [u9 THOROUGHLY respectable, experienced General Servant Wanted, middle of March; plain cooking good wages.—Apply, between five and six p.m., 7, East- grove, Cardiff. 28000 WANTED, useful Nurse who Understands Children, youngest three years old; aged.not under 27; trust- worthy: good needlewoman. — Severn Bank, Pen- arth. 4762n 6 SERVANT Wanted for a Boarding-house no cook- ing" only housework.— Apply Mrs. Burnett, 9, Wood-street, Barry Dock. ANTED, good CrCireral ';Servant (EngliMi) must be good cook.—Apply, before one and after Bix o'clock, 16, Park-pla.ce, Cardiff. 4634u5 WANTED, srood Plain Cook, and in experienced House-Parlourmaid; two in family; good refe- rences required.-Mrs. Chavasse, Glandofan, Rbos Hill, Pembrokeshire. 4635u5 WANTED, General Servant good plain cook young girl kept wages £ 12 must have good reference.—Davies, 175, Castle-road, Cardiff 4654n5 WANTED, an experienced House and Parlour Maid; good wages to a suitable person.—Apply at Roxburgh, Park-road. Penarth. 4650u8 'y TANTED immediately, General Servant (able to do v V plain cooking), Gentleman's Small House and Fllluily; good references. Mrs. Julius, Raglan, Mon. 4637u5 WANTED, an experienced General Servant for Pri- vate Family; good character indispensable.— Apply Mrs. Griffiths, 31, Tudor-road, Cardiff. [u5 \xrANTED immediately, thoroughly good Upper V\ Housemaid aged about 30; good needlewoman. —Apply, with full particulars and reference in first letter, Gillespie, Trewyn, Abergavenny. 27986 ~7ANTED (Easier1, for qui?t Courtry, good Plain 7 Single Cook -} tiu-ee in dming-room over 30 good references indispensable baking good wages if good worker.—Mrs. Lascelles, Rosedale, Pickering. [u7 WANTED, for Situation near London, a respectable Young Girl as Nurse-Housemaid.—Apply Miss Oliver, Menevia, Stow Park, Newport. 4503u6 WANTED, a good General Servant, aged 25 years.— Apply Mrs Lewis, Coedcae House, Merthyr. [u7 WANTED at once, a good General Servant clean and trustworthy small family.—Mrs. Thomas, Bronwydd, Llanishen. 4641u3 ANTED, Housemaid; must thoroughly under- V V stand her dutie-s (rood needlewoman.—Apply, with references, Mrs. Phillips, Cwmgwilly, Bronwydd Arms R.S.O., Carmarthenshire. 453'2u7 WANTED, good General Servant for Small Family » f (3i .—Apply Mrs. Carter, St. Margai-et's, Victoria- road, Penarth. 4707a7 WANTED. Servants.— Good Cook, Upper House- maid, Kitchenmaid (indoor), Boy and G. 'ieral Servants, small, good Fa.milie:Mrs. Fumiyall's Select Registry, Cardiff. Nurse Disengaged. WANTED, experienced General Servant able to cook, wash, and iron small family two other servants kept.—Reply, stating age, references, and wages, Mrs. Oliver Sheppard, Cartnefle, Bridgend. [u3 WANTED at once, good Plain Cook small dairy all found except beer.—Apply, stating age, wages, aud reference, to -Mrs. Dunn, The Cross, Cõw- bridg^ 4399u3 ~\XTANTED, Nurse-Housemaid must be good needle- f v woman and fond of children.—Apply Mrs. Arthur Evans, The Armoury, Cowbridge. 4491n6 (GENERAL Servant Wanted; able to do plain cook X ing comfortable situation.—Apply Mrs. Woolton, Cloth Hall, Merthyr. 4:60117 TlX P E RI EN C E D C ook Wanted.—Apply to~Mrs. F. li E. Williams, 1, Uplands-crescent, Swansea. [45S4u3 WANTED, for Family of Two, good General Ser- vant, capable of cooking well; housemaid kept.— L, p" Western Mail, Swansea. 4583u7 WANTED, a General Servant; good character required.—Apply Avon House, 19, Charles-street, Cardiff. 4582u7 GOOD strong General Wanted; must have good re- ferences.—Mrs. Lougher, Rock House, Ely-road, Llandaff. 4576u3 OUSE-PARLOURMAID Wanted" ChurchwonmT; aged about 30; wages, £18, all found. Also Kitchellmaid; must be strong, active girl; aged 17 to 18; £8 to £9, all found.—Mrs. Edwards, Ashlewortli Rectory., Gloucester. 4543u5 Middle-aged Woman as General; in NN country; cook and nurse kept; near Monmouth wages £ 14.—D 23, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. [u5 WANTED, good General Servant good references required.—Apply Mrs. Morris, 85, Albany-road, Cardiff. 4453u6 GENERAL Servant Wanted.—Apply Fennell. 54 Windsor-road, Penarth. 4433u6 WANTED by 6tli March, good General; wages £ 12 Also clean Girl, about 18 wages £ 9. Good refe rences.—31, Charles-street, Cardiff. 4434u6 GENERAL Servant Wanted must be good plain cook, and able to wash and iron two in family housemaid kept good character indispensable.—Apply Lewis, Pentwyn, Merthyr-road, Pontypridd. 4365n5 ANTED immediately, good G-eneral Servant, for 3, Partridge-road, Cardiff two in family.—Apply The Hollies, Llanishen, Cardiff. 4489u6 WANTED, a Cook or a General Servant, who understands good cooking. Also a Housemaid.— Apply Mrs. Simpson, 41, Newport-i-«»<»^ Cardiff. [u6 TTT ANTED, a good Cook for the Country; kitchen VV maid kept also an experienced Parlourmaid aovd about 30.—Apply 26 Box, Post-office, Newport Mon. 4338u5_ IIOUSE-PARLOURMAID Wanted aged about 18 _la good character indispensable.—Lewis, Pentwyn Merthyr-road, Pontypridd. 4366u5 WANTED, experienced Housemaid; also good Plain Cook; wages, £ 16.—Apply Box 62, Post- office, Swansea. 4289u3 W~ ANTED, by March 4th, a Housemaid good refo rence. — M. H., Western Mail Office, Swan- sea, 4290u3 WANTED, respectable Girl as General Servant for Small Family good references required.—Mrs. Price, Norwood, Ely-road, Llandaff. 4232u3 ~5"5"T ANTED, Young Girl of neat appearancc as House- V f maid in a Gentleman's Family in the Country; wages £ 10.—Mrs. Scott, Llanstephan, Carmarthen. [u3 WANTl-iD immediately, thoroughly good Cook- General. Also superior Nurse-Housemaid fond of children and good needlewoman.—State age, wages, references, &c., to Mrs. Pollard-Lewis, Bank. Llan- clly. 4246n3 ~WTANTED, by the 13th of April Next, a good Plain V v Cook. — Apply, stating particulars, to Mrs. Grover, Clydach Court, Pontypridd. 4215n3 WANTED, strong Girl for Farmhouse; must bo good milker.—State age, wages, and references, Mrs. Jenkins, Mount, Pleasant, Lisvane, Cardiff. [u3 PLAIN Cook Wanted.—Apply Mrs. Fiddian, 23, The Walk, Cardiff. 4233u3 WANTED at once, good General Servant; able to wash and iron three m family.—Apply 39, Kings- land-crescent, Barry Dock. 4235u3 WANTED immediately, respectable Girl, about 18 as General Servant; good references required.— Apply Carlton Villa, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. 4257u3 WANTED, in a Small Family, a thoroughly experienced House-Parlourmaid.—Apply, giving references, Mrs. Powell, Maes-y-Dderwen, Hirwain, near Aberdare. 4264n3 -H- OUSE-PARLOURMAID Wanted Middle March Small Family, London state age, experience, Wages.—Apply, between ten and twelve,ir four and six, to Mrs. Richard Evans, Penalltau, Barry. 4304u3 WANTED, good General that understands Cooking housemaid kept.—Apply Mrs. Speed, Hazelnut, opposite Station, Penarth. 4261113 WANTED, General Servant for Business House.— Apply, giving full particulars of last two situa- tions held, B. W. Davies, The Square, Neath. 4312u3 AS House-Parlourmaid or Housemaid small family five years' reference Cardiff or district.—M., 9, Elm-street, Cardiff. 4752u6 WANTED, in or near Newport, Situation as House- Parlourmaid.—Apply to Emily Parsons, Crick House, near Chepstow, Sion. 27985 f ^OOK Requires Situation; £ 22 to £ 26; good reffc- V rence. Cooks Wanted; £ 15 to £ 20. — Lowther Registry, C ranbrook-street, Richmond-rond, Cardiff. fu8 AS Housemaid, where Footmaji or Parlourmaid, is kept; experienced wages £ 18 aged 26; dis- onjrtigcd,—Wbijk. il, Asgjes^'sfcrees, Omtpn, Oar- YOUNG Person Seeks Situation as Under Lady's Maid, or Maid to Young Children good refe- rence three yearA dresSlllakinl;F1oron<:c Owen, Ncston, Corsham, Wilts. 4544u7 ANTED, by respectable Person, as Cook: under- stands dairy and baking: where kitchenmaid keot.—M., 16, Thesiger street, Salislmry road, Car- diff^ AS Housemaid or House-Parlourmaid no objection to country good character.—H., Mrs. Furnivall's Select Registry, Cardiff. Experienced Nurse Disen- gaged March. 4599u5 ANTED, Situation as Housemaid in Gentleman's Familj' where parlourmaid is kept good needle- woman.—Apply H. Grant, Kingsland, Peterston-super- Ely, Cardiff 4383u5 AD IKS Requiring Servants, Servants Places, apj>ly Jones, 152, Cardiff Market. Nurses, Helps, House- maids Disengaged. Ladies' Maid, Cooks, House-Parlour- maid Wanted. 4349u5 DISENGAGED Cooks, Parlourmaids, Housemaids Barmaid, Bailiffs, Grooms, Coachmen, Groom- Gardeners, Gardeners, Youths. WanSed, Generals" Nurses, Others.—10, King's-roa.d, Cardiff. 4010u3 CJITUATION Wanted as Plain Cook; excellent O character from last situation. Thirty other Servants (all classes) Disengaged.—Mrs. Coeter, Regis- try, Gloucester. 4250ul0 ADIES Suited with All Classes of Servants. Sitna tions Secured for Servants. Fee Is.—Miss Walters 30, Pa-ge-street. Swansea. 4291u3 ANTED." General Servant good character no I I washing;; aged 16 to 18.—Apply Princess Royal, Millicant-street, Cardiff. 4761 u6 WANTKD. an experienced Young Ladv in an old- W established Wine and Spirit Business must be a good writer.—Apply W. H. George, Wine Merchant, Haverfordwest. 4726a6 ANTED immediately, a Barmaid willing to make herself generally useful; must produce good re- ferences; enclose photo.—Salutation Hotel, blan- dly. 4709u8 WANTED at once, a Hall maid must have good re to rences aged about 25.—Apply Manager, Lang land Bay Hotel, near Swansea. 4705u3- WANTED, Under Barmaid: used to quick counte, t.:ade strictly honest; good references.—D 38r Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 4498u6 WANTED, experienced Kitchenmaid, wages £ 18 also Under-Kifcchenmaid, wages £ 14; aLso ex- perienced Waitress, wages £ 20.— Ewins and Sons. Albert "Restaurant, New) )ort, 4578u6 "Tnt.7 ANTED, a highly-respectable Youne Lady as Bar- TT maid; one who has not been out before not objected to.—Address, enclosing photo (which will be returned),* to Miss Jennings, Exchange Restaurant, Swansea. 4479u6 WANTED, an experienced General Servant must be a good plain cook, with good references.— Apply Blaek Lion Hotel, Cardiff. 4358u5 WANTED, good General, able to do Rain Cooking; tV also Wanted, Pianist,-Apply, stating wages and reference, Williams, Tredegar Anns, l-Ymty- priad. 4297u3 WANTED, MI experienced Chambermaid for the Imperial Hotel, Barrow-in-Furness.— Apply Proprietor, Gnffin Hotel, Brynmawr, South Wales. (" n3 WANTED at once, Situation as Barmaid colliery district preferred; good references thoroughly experienced. — Apply M 36, Post-offioe, Mountain Ash. 4760n9 A, WANTED, bv respectable Young Person, Situation as Barmaid used to quick counter trade good ref erences.—Apply A. B., We stern Mail, Swansea. [u9 TOESPRCTARLE Person Desires Situation as B»r- maid 5],s years' experience age 22.—Address L. B., Western Mail Office, Newport. 4671u8 E-ENGAGE, MENT Wanted by experienced Young R Ladv as Rarmaid: comfortable home sought in good hotel; excellent references. — M., Greenfield House. Pencoed. 4542u7 AS Barmaid.—Wanted, Situation as above, by dean, attractive, well-educated Young Person from the Country; not been out before; aged 18,-Addre.;s D 15, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4332u5 WANTED, Situation by Young Lady as Barmaid TV experienced aged 20.—Apply 53, Station-street, Barry Dock, near Cardiff. 4341u5 REQUIRED immediately, Situation as Barmaid tall; age 23; experienced; good reference.s,- Apply A. B., 65, Wyndham street, Canton, Car- diff, 4306u3 WANTED, Situation as Barmaid thoroughly expe ilenced and used to quick counter trade good references.—Apply Old Castle Inn, Bridgend. [4270o3 ggggi!g»»^a'&aas! mgaaaBO WANTED, an experienced Man for General Drapery. Also Young Ladies for Fancy Counter.—.Tones and Co., 32, Qceen-gtreet, Cardiff. 4592u7 GROCERY and Provisions.—Wanted at once, smart Assistant; must be honest and obliging indoors enclose iphoto.—C. Hole, Milford Haven. 4708u7 DRAPERY.—Wanted, an experienced Hand, also Junior, for Manchester Department; personal &pphcction.—J. E. Davies and Co., Temnle of Fashion Merthyr. 4561u7 <ri ROGERS.—Smart Assistant Wanted Welsh in G doors.-Apply F. W. Mander, Aberdare. 448Su6 DRAPERY. — Wanted immediately, experienced Young Man; good window and door dresser.— State salary and situations held Phillips, Bute-road Cardiff. 4653u8 HOW KI L and CO., The Cardiff Drapers," Cardiff, have Vacancies for Two or Three respectabl Youths as Apprentices. Terms on application. F4670tio DRAPERY.—Wanted, well educated young Lady as A]}r'Ventice.—Apply for terms Evans and Allen, London House, Newport. 4672n5 itantr to iLtU LAND! LAND!! LAND! | VALUABLE BUILDING SITES TO BE LET IN ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF The PROPRIETORS of the WESTERN MAIL having decided to carry on their GENERAL PRINTING BUSINESS In Extensive Premises Erected and now in course of Erection by them at the Corner of T U D 0 R R 0 AD, RIVERSIDE, Find it unnecessary to occupy with the New Buildings they propose to erect for the WESTERN MAIL the Whole of their OLD SITE in ST. MARY-STREET, and have consequently; instructed MIt. J. E GUNN TO LET UPON BUILDING LEASED THE SURPLUS PORTION OF LAND Not required by them, having a Frontage to St. Mary-street in its best position of 52ft. and an average depth of 138ft., with a frontage of 50ft. or thereabouts to the back street known as the Great Western-lane. f b' s i |>^ r I PLOT ? I 1^1 | «; £ iiy & r. I t*. PLOT v5 1 1 1 /1 h 49 j k! i | I hj I 'PI-OT4- 1 j s; PLOT 1 I 1 k 55*' °;; J<^ 72- •>! -i^ — —j« 'Hi n" ■IWWHWH l»lj I. |'l| Mil THT~ri^ n tn ) j GREIlT WESTERN' IPOTEZ _111 WI The Property is held for an unexpired term of 81 years, and will be let in one or several plots as may be agreed. Such an opportunity rarely occurs of securing a long leasehold site, unencumbered by buildings and FREE OF ALMOST ALL RESTRICTIVE COVE- NANTS, in the very best position in Cardiff, suitable alike for Shops, Banks, Insurance Offices, or other hiirh-cl&ss premises. Plans can be seen at the offices of the undersigned, or at the offices of Messrs. Jones Richards, and Budgen, 18, St. Mary street. All applications as to rent and other particulars must be addressed Westgate-chamber3. J. E. GUNN. Cardiff, January, 1894. pofelif 3mu¥enmt& CARDIFF. rjl H B A T RE ROYAL. p LESSEK AND MANAGER.Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER. SATURDAY, MARCH 3rd. MR. D'OYLY CARTE'S RENOWNED REPERTOIRE COMPANY.. DAY PERFORMANCE, Saturday Morning H.M.S. PINAFORE i Saturday Evening H.M.S. PINAFORE and TRIAL BY JURY. Prices 6d. to JE2 2s. Efcrly Doors, 6.30. Doors Open at Seven. Commence Hot 7.50. Half Time at Nine. Seats not guaranteed. Morning Performance-Doors Open at One. Com- mence at Two m Booking Offices at Messrs. Thompson and Shaekell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. On MONDAY, March 5th, the Drury Lane Drama, PAUL KAUVAR. 27887 ALHAMBRA WESTGATF,-STREET, CARDIFF. ONE PERFORMANCE NIGHTLY. 20 STAR ARTISTES. See Bills for Particulars. Popular Prices, Is., 6d., 4d., and 2d. Doors open Seven. Commence 7.30. 2 5031 Managing Director Geo. Harrington, ■miiiiiw. Wmnin wrm~nr -n nxTunfMnt MmuuHaagmrTwrTP ptbUc fiottfts POPULAR SUNDAY AFTERNOON SERVICES. PARK-HALL, CARDIFF, SUNDAY NEXT, at Three p.m. ADDRESS by Rev. NICHOLSON JONES. Anthem, Praise the Lord (Watson). Solo, Come Unto Me (Coenen). SIDNEY ROBINSON, ESQ., will Preside. Grand Organ at 2,30. 25612 HORTONS ORIGINAL' por(^^tes| BENEDICT PILLS | s THOUSANDS of Testimonials h&va 1 been received from all parts. Fenuiles of aU ages should take them. They at, ouce remove a- obstructions, no matter how obstinate or from whatl ever cause arising. In boxes Vid., Is. l^d., and 2s. 911, Sent Post Free, under «over, ld.^ ertra, direct by the Proprietor, GL D. Horton, M.P.S. (from the Birming- ham and General Lying-in H01pitai), Aston House, Aston-road, Birmingham. Agents: C&jdi&—A. Hagon, Chemist, 39, Bridge-street, and 11, Bute-street, Merthyr—Wills, Chemist, Pontmorlais, and Gesrjre town. SWlwsea-L]øyd, Chemist Oiforrd-street Newport—Young, Chemist, High-street. Cannot be ba,d from other Chemists. N.B.—N.B.—None Geauine unless bearing "G. D. Horton," ia red &t.Mf9 e&qb fj H E J, M P I R E, Manager OSWALD STOLL TO-NIGHT! A PASTORAL PRODUCTION, entitled JJ A R V B S T JJ o M E From the Empire Theatre, Edinburgh, where it con- stituted the Christmas Attraction, and ran for eight consecutive weeks. At the close of its stay in Cardiff it opens en bloc at the CANTERBURY THEATRE, LONDON. Invented and produced by Mr. John Tiller. New Music by Mr. Cuthbert Clarke. The special scene depicting "Honeysuckle Hollow," painted by Mr, John Watson. Period-The days of dandies, deportment, and demure damsels. THE VILLAGE FESTIVAL. SPORTS. OLD-FASHIONED DANCES. GRAND MARCH OF FLOWER GIRLS. INTERSPERSED WITH VARIOUS INCIDENTALS. Varieties by THE EDGAR BROTHERS, The two successful comedians of the recent Royal Pantomime, And a host of Variety Artistes Of eminence. Ee pRIEST AND CO., TAFF VALE IRON WORKS, ZINQ'S-ROAD, CANTON, CARDIFF. Qf. OftfVltOLLS ROOFX^TpKLa; vm-y Beat £ u,umj No. 1, 4s. Si.; No. 2, 6s. 0d.; No. 3, 7s. 6d, per roH; 26 yaxiln long, ,J2ir1. Wtdt; 600 sails free witi! eI\.Ch reOi two rväv caxriajS* O QQ1 TOiralBOO^fi. SHEETS; vary Beet 5ft. by 2ft. 3in. wide, la. 4d. 6tt, taja. 7ft., la. KM.; Bit. 2g. Id.; 9ft., ^B. 6d.; lOtt,, 2s. IOà eaah, at Works. SRFT FFOD YARDS GAL^NLSTT) WIEE NET OOU,WJV lrDjG Best; iu». mesK, 2ft. wide 3s. 6d.; 3ft., 5s. j 4ft., 6s. Sd. ren. ia. ntesk, 2ft, wid, 46. 6d.; 3ft,. 6s. lOd 4ft., 913. roll. 04 Q YARDS SHEEPNETTINQ, with Oatr. Stand,3ft. wide. 4m. mssh. %hfcs, Is lOd, ieary. IDs 4d strongest »»« heaviest, 13s roils o| 80 yards; Cash with order; 50s lot »t nottiBc. oanian pM. paper. GTFTFI GALVANISED^L IAIRFFIA.-3C Oj » Ou Gallon, 12afid;40O«lian, X4s 3d; 60,l$«6d; 100, gfe. Curriaga faid.

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SECRET MANOEUVRING. Cardiff Corporation and the Royat I Wedding Grant. Public men often find it difficult to assimi- late the ideas which serve them in good stead c at the hustings. The atmosphere of the council" chamber seems to have an enervating effect, j Of what, for instance, did we hear more at f the last m-untcipal election than of the impend 1 tive necessity for the most absolute candour 1 on the part of all members of the council ? t The ratepayers, it was urged, should be, and t were to be, first. consulted upon every con- S oedvable question, and there was to be an t end for ever of the old days of secrecy and f backstairs jobbery. And now where are we ? Just here, that such an absolutely public matter j ( ag the action brought against the ex-mayor in respect of £ 650 of the ratepayers' money j voted him laet year was on Thin-day dis- cussed by the CaaxiifP Corporation in a meeting, which was not only private in the ordinary j sense of the word, but, considering the holding I atnd upshot of which, the most desperate efforts were made to secure that nothing should reach 1 the ears of those chiefly interested, namely, the ratepayers. At this meeting, at which two of the plaintiffs in the action seem to have been present, a course was decided upon which, it may be presumed, i¡> intended to direct, ii not to bind, tire tmal action of' the council when the question is once more permitted to emerge into the light of day. Could incon- sistency go further ? The maimer in which the < affair is regarded in the town may be judged t 1 by the fervent manner in which those who j i were not present rejoice that they were not i there. 1 "Had you a hand in Thursday's a,ffair ?" asked a "Mail'" man of Councillor Gerhold f yesterday. c "No. thank God!" replied the councillor, ] with emphatic fervour; "I was in London." The meeting of the council lasted two hours, and resulted in a decision to try to compromise, five of those present being appointed a j ocmmittee to ( arrange the affair. Wlhat the public will want < to know is the ground for such a decision. 1 Why should the meeting have practically ] decided that the voting of the grant was £ wrong in law ? Were the committee authorised c to compromise on any terms, and, if not, how j do the members present at Thursday's meeting f justify procedure which may only result in I prejudicing the trial of the action ? r

Canon Thompson's Illness. 1 We are glad to be able to state that the Rev. ) (.'anon Thompson, D.D., vicar of St. John's, i Cardiff, who for the last few days has been j suffering from an attack of scarlet lever, is now somewhat better, and is progressing as well as can be expected.

Bazaar at Cardiff. The third day's proceedings in connection with t'tie ldazaar at the Asseiiibly-rooms. Town-hall, j Cardiff, were opened on Friday by Councillor T. Andrews. The taking's on Thursday amounted to about £ 40.

THE GREAT SALH OF SEWING MACHINES, j Mangles, Perambulators, Mail Carts, will end on March 1.—A. W. Spcnoer, successor to Henry Thoiflns, St. John's Church-square, Cardiff.

TRANSATLANTIC TRADE. A New Line of Steamers from Swansea to New York. In connection with the movement for direct communication between South Wales ports and America the efforts of the Swaasea Harbour superintendent have just re- sulted in the establishment of a new line of steamers to run from Swansea to New York, and vice versa. It appears that, negotiations have been going on for some time with a Liverpool firm to run steamers to South Wales ports, and it was not decided a-s to whether Swansea or Cardiff should be selected. The Americans, it appear, came to the conclusion that Swansea was the best situated port for the trade, and arrangements are accordingly being completed to bring the line into work immediately. The first boat- which will commence loading in a-few weeks- will be the Brooklyn City. The American agents are Messrs. Arkell and Co., Whitehaii- etreet, .\ew York; and the Swansea represen- tatives Messrs. Burgess and Co., Exchange- ¡ buildings. ..IL-ôI

NEW TIPS FOR PENARTH. A Large, increase in t!is..Coai-Sh;.pmen!si at the Dock. I Plans for four tips of the latest design to be erected at Penarth Dock have been submitted to the maua-gezucnt of the Taff Vale Railway, and it is probable instructions will be given shortly for their erection, to meet the demand caused by increased shipments. For the first seven weeks of this year, compared with those of the same period last year, there has been an in- crease of 100,000 tons of coal shipped at Penarth Dock.

District News. CARDIFF At the Board of Trade examination held in Cardiff this week for engineers' certificates of competency the following gentlemen were successful, viz. :—Mr. John H. Williams. Brynmawr: Mr. George H. Gowan, Bristol Mr. Luther S. Wall. Marshfield Mr. Benjamin Stevens, Cardiff Mr. James Hambling, Car- diff and Mr. James S. Thomas, Cardiff, first class. Mr. Thomas Bradley, Cardiff; Mr. John R. Boyd, Glasgow Mr. Hnrold B. Seddon. Car- rljft: Mr. Joseph St. E. Murray, Cardiff and Mr. Llewellyn M. Davies. Cardiff, second class. The above were prepared at Tod's Marine Engineers' Academy, 20. Pcmbroke-tcrra-cc. Car- diff. CLEARANCE Sale of Ladies' end Children's Millinery, Pelisses, Costumes, Pinafores, Aprons, Uuderlinen, CorsEts. Skirts, Gloves. Ties, bilk Hand- kerchiefs, Moo Ctsps—at less than cost price, to eii'eec a clearance in order ;o make room for spring goods. The whole of the stock reduced.—Mrs. Willinuxs, 25 Royal Arc.sde. Cardiff. e5195

On Thursday evening the directors of the Villiers Tin-plate Werks received a deputation on behalf of the workmen, when the dispute was auaicably settled and werk is to be resumed on Monday ne^L DKU> KENA'ESS or the LIQUOR HABIT positively CURED by adroinifterinff l>r. HATNES* GOLDEN SPECIFIC. It is a powder, which can be piven in been coffee, or tea, or in food, without the knowledge (\r the fjatient. It is harmless, and will effect a penm""CIJ ¡, SJIII speedy cure, whether the patient is v. moderate drinker gr an alcoholic wreck. It has been given in thonsrads of caSe.5, and in every instance a perfect cure followed. It never fails. The system once Ül1pre¡,"ll'i,t.i with the specific it become? an utt-er impossibility for liquor appetite to exist. Forty-eight pare book of par- ticulars on receipt of postage stamp. Car, be had uf HICKS and Co, 28. Duke-street-, Queen-street, and J'ara dise-row, Cardiff. Trade supplied by LYKS and C'o. Ltd London. 3-i

I SKETCHES AT CARDIFF POLICE COURT, I 1. Jane Dunn gets a month for stealing money from a bedroom. 2. J. H. Jones adds to his knowledge of l*w. 1 xm sm't xas 2. J. H. Jones adds to his knowledge of law. 3. A Solicitor's Clerk. iL „ 4. Rose Parker is cautioned for stealing- clofcfe*8, goes to join the &rr&t}»n Army. 5. Alderman Daniel Lewis csads a private letter- 6 The Stipendiary, to a mwriea, With ohiWxeB^ia ike only reason 1 xm sm't xas

RACING IN THE HOLY WEEK. The Bishop of Swansea Utters a Strong Protest. The committee of the Carmarthenshire Hunt Steeplechase^, compelled by cnrounist.anees which it was thought, militated against the success of this year's meeting, postponed the fixture to the 20t,h and 21st iust. These days happening to be in Hol" Week has drawn from the Bishop of Swansea the following- protest: — To my mind it is nothing less than scandalous that the Carmarthen Race Meetings should be held in Holy Week. Amongst those who are responsible for this arrangement are, no doubt, some who call themselves Church- men. It may be that the coincidence had not occurred to them. It is not too late for them to re-consider their position. Admitting that horse races are defensible upon some grounds. I maintain that no one who believes in the Divinity of Christ and in the merits of His Cross and Pass-ion can countenance such a pro- deeding as is here proposed. It was found practicable a few weeks ago to postpone the races in consequence of the very sudden death of a highly-esteemed local eentleman, who was at the same time a prommeut official in ooimec- tion with these races. Nothing could have been in better taste. Surely something- can be done to save Carmart-hen from the threatened dis- grace of rioting and drunkenness, chambering, and wantonness.' at the very time that the whole of Christendom is comm em orating the Passion of the Redeemer of the world."

T OWN-HALL CO to Wi 1TTEE. I Sketches Taken at Yesterday's Sitting ( at Cardiff. Mr. Harpur i? glad to be released. Mr. Frank Beavan is not on the sub-cemmittee and has to leave. I Aldarmnn Jones tÏlOM not object to smoking in tue CjCUScil cjaambef

The Kissing Society. A CLUB OF CONNOISSEURS OF CARESSES. Members Hold Meetings Weekly to Tell of the Gtrts Th4y Have Kissed. The title of the "Kissing Society" wtiidh has been bestowed upon a very small and select organisait-ioo of young Chicagoany of wealth and higii family residing on the Southside. is oer- tainly a pretty enough one tIO suit anybody, and k describes the asms and objects aad ambitions of the orsanisatioe as wen as aay other ootrid do. T^v,* chief member of tfte sooioty is a youtfu of exta-emely hajidsoine ap- pearance, whose fatfoer's name is ocmstanUy being heard in connection with vast tmancaaJ projects, and who hap been reported engaged at, various times to some six or seven different belles of the Windy City. Tfoe main purpose of the society is to hold a formal meeting at the ciub or elsewliere. at wtiicii the various members exchaiig-e confidetwte as to i3ie numbef of girls kissed by each of them dunnp the week, and the different brand of caress "put up." as they tipress it. by each partieular siren. The name* of the young ladies, the saerednees of whose favours is thus ardently taken care ai, are carefully writtee down and filed away in the record of the society, it being understood that any fair one who is not deemed sufficiently liberal iL the kissing line shall be cut of the visiting lift of each and everyone oi the members. The leading mem- ber congratulates himself on having, as he f>¡.ya. ''broken the record last week by having- kissed seven new girls in four night* Jt is easy to predict ttlaÆ the society, which ai pr^tgenet ï. quiet new. has a flattering future before it.

ONE CIGAR TOO MANY. A Yarn Totd About tne Late Sir Andrew Clark. The late Sir Andrew Clark was so ardent in his crusade against overeating or over- drinking. and so firm in his belief that ir a large majority of cases diet would do far more than drags, that he was a little too much inclined to take it for granted that his patients were self-indulgent to the ruin of their health. Among the many anecdotes to which his views gave rise, the following is one of the most amusing: A patient came to consult him. and was at once overwhelmed with directions on the sub- ject of the life he should lead and the diet te which he should adhere. "Now. remember, only one glass of wine at each Mk.Si. the physician concluded, "a.nd just one cigar after dinner won't hurt you. Good morning. Be sure you keep strictly to the one cigar." "One cigarsaid the patient. But "My dear sir,r broke in Sir Edward, some- what. testi'.y. "I must insist. If I am to treat you, you must foilov my dirwt.icms. I know quite well you will find it nara. hu, it is absolutely necessary for your lie-altb." The patient heaved a deeip sigh. -All right. Sir Andrew. since you insist I will do my best. Good morning." He went his way, but his health c;ti not and at urc afta oi a ft>A .•« returned to the physician's consulting-room. "No better?" said the doctor. sjrof>se<L "But have you followed ail my directions?" Ahs.olm.ely," replied the visitor. I muyt admit that the oigar was rather hard 1\k a.t first, and, in fact, made me feel very i-il- but I soon got used to it. and now I rather like it." "Good heavens!" said Sir Andrew, on whom the truth dawned, "do you mean to tell me-" "Yeo, I had never smoked before."

ACTRESS'S ACTION. The Claim for Injuries Caused at i Swansea Theatre. In the Queen's Bench Division of the Higi Court of Justice on Friday, the hearing of the case of Eden v. Melville was resumed before Baron Pollock and a special jury. M-, Hume, the plaintiff's medical attendant, was cross- examined by Mr. Darling to the injuries front which the plaintiff suffered.—Dr. Robert Boxaii. a specialist for the diseases of women, was next examined. He aid he was called into consultation by Dr..Tames or the 20tb of October, and found her suilerini? from vrfiat might be trailed chronic peritonitis. Ail the? mischief was caused by the plaintiffs faR. The operation wa.« a -eriou- one. and has charges amounted to £179,-lir. L;;kin. who assisted at the operation, and Dr. -latnee giwe confimiatei ry evidenoe'. and thi. concluded tiie plaintiff's evidence.—Mr. Darling proceeded to open the defendant's case. He said Mr. Mol ville was a gentleman of consideral^e ic tliaatricai ma*t«?s. and was in the habit of letting his Theatres to travelling- companies. He let his theatre at Swensea to Mr. Charles Goold for tih<' week ending February 11. 1893, and it was dnrinc that week that the unfor- tunute accident,took place. Defendant not only hired the theatre, but also the permanent 6erra-nt« of th" theatre to Mr. Goold. against whom there wss undoubtedly a good cause of aotion. but not P ;ne.t the defendant.— Andrew Melville, the defeiidant. then gavt evidence, and medical testimony was given ir support of the view that the condition of ttw plaintiff arose from natural cau-9s, and wat not attributable to the accident.—The court tht-ri adjourned till Monday.

CARDIFF POLICE FORCE Presentation to be Made to Superinten- dent Tamblyn. A public meet.ing wa.s held at tfce Tom-a-ball Cardiff, on Friday evening for the purpose of forming a committee to take in hand the pro- posed presentation to Superintendent Tamblyn. Captais Poaneroy presided, and testified to the feelin"- of respect and admiration with which he regarded Mr. Tamblyn. both as a citizen and man.—On the motion of Mr. Sheridan. Mr. Hawker and Mr. Frank Fsrsdike were eleclc ■! hon. secretaries, and the following geBtleo>a were chosen to form an organising committee Messrs. J. H. Cory, E. Handeock, C, R. Hu, W. Hawkins. John Hill, J. Lace. A. Rees. J. Sheridan. W. Shepherd. J. Weaver. J. Dunn, J. Morish. R. P. Culley, F. Courtney. Angus'^ Stone, Nickson James. A. liodmilp'ric. 2, Willisbms. the Rev. Father Butler, and Tap. Downing.

ST. CADVAN'S WELL. Has Been Filled up with Stones as it Doesn't Pay." The celebrated well of St, Car'van, Towyn, Merionethshire, the lvpuled healing properties of whose waters have for many centuries past caused it to be resorted to by rreuma-, patients, dyspeptics, and other invalids, has BOW been filled up with stooes by t1>e owner. who find that the well no longer pays," aud the buildings over it have been converted into & coach-house and stables. The people of Towyu are greatly displeased at the indignity thus shown to their patron saint of the sixth centarjr by the closing of the well hallowed by its asso. ciation with him. Giraldtte C&mbrozisis, the historian, and the tber Archbishop of Canter- bnry. bathed in its waters when on their pil- grimage through the Principality in 1180.

The aon-commissioned r»ffi.cers of thp Mecthyt and Merthyr Vale Detaebwaents of the, Zrd V .ii. Welsb Repiment had their aanraal now oar Thvirs'lay night, at the Lamb Inn. Mflr&jn* when the catering- of Sergeant and Mtb. NaaIt. gave the utmost saiisfactjon. AlTERATIOK AKD ISNLAITIIKMBUT of the Old-estu.bhshed DonteStic Mackine Xiepot. Oa March 1 business will be temporarily re;aov«d to foar doors above present address. A. VT Bpeaoer successor te Kearj Thon-as. St, ^okn'-s Orowfa, 3tJ3Bs>