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jfertfrg, jliarnageg, anti ffiraths BIRTHS. W-U.LIAMS.-OII March 18, 1894, at Consett House, vrrore Hill, Middlesborough, the wife of Penrv illia-ms, of a daughter. T MABRIAGES LIE Ma.rch 21, at St, Margaret's, Roath, Cardiff, by the Rev. G. M. Lovibond, Edwin Ra.y, of Clifton, to Alice Maude, daughter of the Jate Edwin E. Page, traffic manager Taff ValeBitil- way. No cards. p DEATHS. On March 21, at the residence of her parents, Troy Cottage, Pontnewydd, Lizzie, the dearly- Joved wife of D. W. Bees, of Rothsrhani (formerly of Cardiff). Private funeral at Caerleon on Satur- day next. HOMAS.—On the 23rd inst., at 76, Elm-street, Car- diff, Philip Thomas, aged 84 years. Private 'Uiieral on Thursday, leaving the house at 10.30 p_a.m. for Penmark. j. fGL A. ST0NE AMC° 1 | UNDERTAKERS, | | ESTABLISHED OVER 30 YEARS. I I At the Old and Only Address— i I 10, 11, AND 12. WORKINU-STKKF'<\ 1 I CARD IFF. I | AND UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF I I MISS STONE, I | Assisted by an Efficient Staff. | fi Telegraphic Address— STONE," Undertaker, 1 k CARDIFF. 21505 i Canaries. O ANARIES.-Cook/, in full song, from 6s. hens from ,2s. 6d. Pair from 8s.—Baker, Hairdresser jiftatrnnoHral. (GENTLEMAN, 27, tall, desires Correspondence with good looking Young Lady: fiew mMrii-aonv an& Jfmmio* -—— Monday afternoon, an English Terrier ii*-4 answers name of "Prin." -Finder rewarded return- £ g to 36, Talbot street, Cardiff. e3531u30 | OST, between Docks and Cathays, Engineer's Refe- rf-« rences and Discharges. Finder rewarded on re- ■irning .same to 10, Woodville road, Cathays, Cardiff. iftterellancmig OTaittSu "S^USNITUSE Bought in Large or Small Lots, and ■;?; Goods of Every Description Purchased.—Apply R. •^oodruff, 12, Cyril crescent, Broadwav, Roath," Car- o.lff e3517u29 v\7ANTED, by respectable Person, Family's Washing J or Cleaning, three or four days a week good r £ £ ?f? gronnd.-B. L., 59, Minny-st-reet, Woodville-road- c<iuhays, Cardiff. e3;5t9u29 P,S. GORMAN, 7 and 8, Bridge-strget, 31 and 33 f. 'y}1'L-ham -arcade, Purchaser of Ladies and Gentle- azotes, Dress Suits, ftc. Good rtrices given Established 1869 e34'3ii27 Montr*. rPHE CHARING CROS^UASklEit^Mshed 1870-23 Years), 28, Bedford-street, Charing-cross, London w.C. Capital, .€300.000. Reserve Fund, £ 100,000. Capital, £ 300,000. Reserve Fund, £ 100,000. ■"OAKS GRANTED, £ 30 to £ S,000. Town or Country, ^proved Promissory Notes, Mortgage of Furniture, ^rade end Farm Stock, Life Policies, Reversions, Plate, Jewellery, Stocks, Shares, Freehold and Leasehold Pro- terty, &c. Special facilities to all requiring banking accounts. t.ti1 ■ per cent, interest allowed on current accounts on 'Oe minimum month! T balances when not drawn belew ™ pounds. Deposits of £ 10 and upwards received as under 0 Per cent, per annum, suV.iect to 3 months notice etf r Withdrawal J „ f} '■ >> 12 Speciai terms '/or larger amounts. ?nterest paid HUarcerly free of Income-ta;„ Write or call for pro- .2:!°47 A. WILLIAMS, Manager. MONEY Advanced Daily from £ 2 to X300 at a few hours notice.—Apply to the Imperial Advance £ ?ank, 9, Senghenydd-road, and 1, Mundy-place, Cathays ^rdiffi. |[||||i[m iin.i I, e29S3^' ;fB!srfnaneo!!s^a!fg+ FOR .Sale, Garden-frames, Counters, Dressers s- Ladders, Trucks, Kennels, &c.—Blake, Cathays iai'd, Minister-street, or 31, Llanbleddian-scardens, e3522u29 YOUR Name, neatly Engraved on Brass Plate, suitable for door or wall, 4s. 6d., carriage free.—R. Wigley, General Engraver, 105, Cleveland-road, Crump- Manchester. e3518n29 | 11DKR, from Best Makers, 9d. psr Gallon, delivered Cardiff.—H 42, Express Office, Cardiff. e3511u24, "f^GGS, from improved Houdans, everlasting layers, p-* vei'y handsome, 10s 6d dozen Eggs, from immense .pxe Langshans, 10- 6d dozen: free.—George Oowing, poultry Farm. Mnjbarton, Norfolk. e3437u21 J Ali F' Gold Yledal Dnbbin makes Boots nuclHar "fv, ness waterproof, soft, aild wear three times longer ^Ipws polishing; 17 highest awards —Sold by Boot ^kers.Leatkersellers, tins 2d., 6d., and Is. [E CSCOTOH Whisity.- A Sample Bottle of Fine Old Craiginore Wjiisky forwarded, carriage paid, on Weipi; of postal order for 3s. 6d. "One of the finest •hiskies Scotland prodnccs."—Viife Press.—T. C •goyack. Portobeiio. N.I3. j Clerfes' anli iSlaitagers* ADVERTISERS arc Oiiutioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed 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 tli IVetf.cr)), .1[oil WAIN i ED, x ouiig Men laged. 14 to 30; and Ladies 15-20> to Prepare in their own Homes for per- manent I)I IT mri 1 itions; good salaries, &c.— Pro- spectus.i 1 -rilormation, free, 31. Stuart, H.M.(,r- 1,1, Seacombe, Liverpool. [,:29 (^J.Ovl. iiiiiuintments.—Over 200 Vacancies. X 1 o specimen question papers, with wlntion Civil Service Annual" for 1894, which c ■■■< .» iniormation on all points 2s. 1 ti n s s.j. S. College, 2, Chancery lane, 1180u24 Of iicft coy Wanted in Solicitor's Office.—Awply, in Of iicft coy Wanted in Solicitor's Office.—Awply, in own handwriting, stating age, frc., to I 23, Western Mail, Ciu-diff. 1247u24 LAW.—Wanted, a Cierk, about 18 years of age. Accupwmed to the Work of a Solicitor's Office, and who can write shorthand.—Apply Alfred Jackson, 17, Church-street, Cardiff. 28410 LAW.—War,ted, Shorthand Clerk; must be good typist.—W. R. Davies, Pontypridd. 1083u26 WANTED, experienced Clerk state full particulars, references, wages,—Apply Esplanade Hotel, Porthcawl. 977u23 WANTED, by an efficient Book-keeper, Situation as V V Clerk or Book-keener shorthand and French; salary 30s.-Apply I 39, Western Mail, Cardiff. [1403U27 WANTED, by Young Man, Situation as Collector or W Any Outdoor Work.—1 27, Western Mail, Car- diff. 1316u26 YOUNG Man (22), experienced, Seeks Permanent Appointment as Gereral Clerk shorthand good writer highest references.—Apply 1 31, Western Mail, Cardiff. 13121120 ANTED, Position Manager, Cashier, or Book- V V keeper; fifteen years with last firm: first-class references disengaged 1st April.—I 22, Western Mail, Cardiff. 13031129 WANTED, for Lad, Junior Clerkship in Auctioneer and Accountant's Office.—Anplv I 14, W.-s)»rn Mail Office, Cardiff. 1220u28 W*'N ,if'" Mail, Cardiff. t IP 1 838n28 -8 Mail, CarctiS. 838u28 AGENT Wanted, calling on Grocers, Provision Dealers, Grindery Shops, &c.; salary and comrni sion.— Apply Worrell. 52, Queensbury street, "New North road, Islington, London. 3497u23 EXPERIENCED Traveller Wanted for South Wales by a Firm of Mill and Colliery Furnishers: must ave good connection and testimonials.—Address J 10, Western Mail, Up-.rclhf. 28444 WANTED, a First-class Salesman Calling upon Grocers in Glamorgan and Monmouthshire, to Sell Dried Fruit, Peas. &c., on Commission; security and referen0Cs required.—Apply to H 48, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1114u27 A GENTS Wanted; liberal terms whole or spare r\. time.—Address Finance, 222 to 225, Strand, Lon- don, W.C. 1031 u26 CREDIT Drapery.—Wanted, Young Mau, to Solicit live in good character.—Apply, with references D. O. Morris, 109, Hill-street, Rhymney. 934u23 WHOLESALE Grocery and Kindred Trades — v v Young Traveller, with connection, Shortly Open diff 1243u28 to Represent Good House.—I 22, Western Mail, Car- COLLIERY Agency.—Advertiser would Accept C Agency for Steam or House Colliery at Cardiff could provide wagons, and for sound concern occasion- ally finance wages.—Address H 44, Western Mail, Car. diff. 1099u27 $art!UT5m|3y* ACTIVE Partner Wanted, with £ 130, to Do the Entire Books and Correspondence in a good. Well-established Wholesale Business. Equality, Western Mail, Newport. 1360u29 PARTNER Wanted in Established Printing Business; :p plant about £350 capital required, £1O() to £150 unexceptionable references given good opportunity for active, industrious young man.-I 36, Western Mail, Ca.rcliff 1403u30 OARTNER.—Wanted, Mason or Carpenter, with JL about £ 200, Join Another and Take Management of Work—H 38, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1055u26 RARE Opening for Two or Three (suit shop assis- tants), with £ .150 to £ 200 a-piece excellent manu- facturing, &c., trade: strictest confidence observed.- Write E 96, Western Mail, SW:1usep". 777u26 ARTNERSHIP.S Offered :-Brickworks, £ 1,000 Engineers, £ 250 Produce Brokers, £ 1,000 Ship; owners, £ 2,500; Drapery, £ 2,500 Glass and China, £ 400 Jewellery. £ 2,000 Cider Merchants, £ 909; Quarry- Owners, £ 2,000; Auctioneers, £ 500; Manufacturers, £ 500, £ 1,000, £ 5,000.—Wilmshurst and Holmes, Quay- street, Cardiff. 941u23 PARTNERSHIP.—Advertiser, with capital, Wishes to Join an Established Business; would take entire charge of books and correspondence.—Applv I 5 Western Mail, Cardiff. 1130u27 ltvhop a^istant^, ^rr* HAT Trade.—Wanted at one-, smart Junior for above.— Apply Manager, Dunn and Co., 11, Duke street, Cardiff. e3512u27 WANTED, for hospital, second Laundress wages £ 13 also experienced Groom Gardener for gentleman's establishment.-10, King's road, Car- diff. e3439u21 YOUNG Lady (18) desires Re-engagement, Confec tionery. Boot.—22, Tudor road, Cardiff, e3492u22 D DAVIES, the Forth Draper, Outfitter, Has a • Vacancy for a good Hand, Outfitting; Welsh; state salary, reference, and experience. 5351u26 GROCERY and Provision Trade.—Wanted, an Im- prover, Willing to Do Warehouse Work must know Welsh.—Apply WIll. Harris, 144, High-street. Merthyr. 1355u29 DRAPERY.—Wanted at once. Third Salesman for D Manchester Department; accustomed to quick and good-class trade personal application preferred, or photo.—Evans and Allen, London House, New- port. 1356u29 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, experienced Young Man accustomed to dresses and window- dressing,—State particulars C. Stuchberv, Bridgend, Glam. 1421u27 OUTFITTING.—Wanted, smart Juniors persona application.—Griffiths and Sons, Newport. [1401u2 WANTED immediately, a Young Lady for the Showroom accustomed to serve through oblig- ing and industrious.—Apply, with references, stating salarv, to W. P. Thomas, Glasgow House, Abertil- 1394u30 BOOT Trade.—Boyle and Co., Cardiff, Require an experienced Assistant good salesman and window- dresser.—Apply, stating salary and references. [u29 DIIAPERYT-R W. Woolley, Pontypool, Has Vacancies for smart Young Men; must be good window-dressers. Also a well-educated Youth as an Apprentice. 1328u26 ANTED, Grocery and Provisions, smart Juniors for quick Counter Trade good references.—Full particulars Cooper and Williams, The Hayes, Car- diff. 1289u24 R APERY .—Morgan Jones, Aberavon, Requires Young Man six or seven years' experience must be well trained, and. window-dresser. 28524 T^tTlLINERY.—:Wanted, a good Showroom Hand i?l must be a good saleswoman and stock-keeper state salary, references, &c. Welsh.—Apply Randell and Sons, London House, Llanelly. 1182u27 WANTED immediately, Young Man for Drapery Welsh able to dress window. -Apply, full par tieulars, D. R. Morgan and Co.. Llanelly. 109lu26 C i ROGERS' Assistants.—Wauted, a good Hand one X accustomed to ??atent Medicines preferred Welsh; outdoor. Applv George Evans, Morris ton. 10701126 DRAPERY.—Wanted at once, a Junior Assistant J good window-dresser. Also Improver and an Apprentice.—Apply Owen .Tones and Co., Llanelly. [u23 DRAPERY.—Wanted, a good Junior. Also a D thoroughly experienced Hand for General Drapery; st8te references, salary, age, &c.— Apply to il/EPORT ANT TO M E N ALL DISEAt "S QUICKLY CURED. Aw>ly to PRO^E ,9R PiJIGG, 270. BUTE "'f 'irr. CAR'DTFi- ,'9037 r ITT AND 00.; 39, B'l.te-sfcrget (ieio -t- iiaiid bide-, Cure in cv'v Days ALij ÏHSCHAHGBS, either COllE t.itutiO\11i ')1' Acquired. Klndey Troubles, Pains in the Back "ft 'thout Mnr cary. Consultations Daily, from Ten a ,11. till Titi Ten Advice Free- e34488u3| MANTLES, Millinery Sales, or Fancies.—Young Lady (aged 24, good appearance and address Citv experience) Seeks Engagement.—I 26, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1311u29 f 1 ROCERY and Provisions.—Experienced Hand Jr Seeks Re-engagement as Book-keeper; will not object to serve occasionally good reference; none but Christians need apply.—Address Ledger, Coffee Tavern, Tredegar, Mon. 1282u24 OUTFITTING.—Wanted, Situation as Improver in above agen. 18 3!¡ years' experience.—Outfitter, Western Me.il Office, Swansea. 11411127 VOUNG Lady, of good appearance, Desires Engage- JL ment in Confectionery, Fancy, or any Light Busi- ness; Cardiff preferred.-S. H., 60, Wood-street, Car- diff. 1060u26 GROCERY.—Wanted, Situation as Branch Manager or First Hand good references sixteen years' ex- perience.—'Watkin, Post-office, Grosmont, Pontrilas, Hereford. 933u23 msssaase^r^strt,i^!ss!w^ssBasisimmTTfLf- IDrfSSmakers, &c. DRESSMAKING.-Wanted, Geneial Hand.-Applr, D full particulars, salary requixed, to Mrs. Watkins, Cambrian House, Whitland. 1191u27 MILLINERY.—Wanted at once, a stylish Milliner 1.1.1. mnst know Welsh.—Apply L. Smith, Anchor House. Pentre Rhondda. 1185u27 ]%,TILLINERY.—Wanted, an experienced Milliner able to serve and take own orders.—Apply George Lees, Mumbles. 1147u27 DRESSMAKING. Wanted, a thoroughly expe- D rienced Hand to Manage Workroom good fit indispensable.—Personal application preferred to Cloth Hall, Clydach, Swansea Valley. 1142u27 DRESSMAKER.—Wanted, experienced First Hand Take Entire Management perfect fit and style indispensable.-Statc salary and reference, enclose photo, Randell and Sons, London House, lilanelly. [u26 VACANCIES for Young Lady Indoor Apprentices, One to ^Dressmaking, One to Sales and Stock- keeping.—Clarke, Bridge-street, Newport. 982u23 WANTED in a month, good Milliner, to Execute Own Orders, Serve when Required.—All par- ticulars, with photo, to William Lewis, Milford House, Tenby. 926u23 ^^Ttwation%. ,in I WANTED, an experienced Runner for a I" Boarding-house.—Apply at 179, Bute road, Cardiff. e35301127 CARPENTER and Joiner Wants Situation on Estate C or for a Builder used to buildings and bench work; well up in jobbing and cabinet repairs age 25.- J. M., care of 58, Castle road, Roath, Cardiff. [eu21 PRINTERS.—Wanted, Boys for Cropper only those thoroughly used to the work need apply.—Goadb y Corporation-road, Grange. Cardiff. e3501u24 Corporation-road, Grange. Cardiff. e3501u24 BOOKBINDING.—Apprentice Wanted: small pre- mium. — Bussell, Lower Cathedral road, Car- diff. e3498u26 AS Coachman, single-handed, pair reliable driver: strictly sober, willing age 27 indoors or out two years and four months' good character.—Arthur Lane, Fail-field House, Plassey street, Penarth. e3486u CARDIFF UNION.—Ely Schools.—Wanted, a Porter, salary £ 20 a year, rising by £ 1 annually to £ 26, with board, lodging, washing, and uniform.-A statement of the duties and forms of axiplication, which must be returned not later than Saturday, 31st March, 1894, may be obtained at the Office of the Clerk to the Guardians, Queen's-chambers, Cardiff. 28096 WANTED, a thoroughly competent Mail to Take Charge of Lawn-Tennis Court in the vicinity of Cardiff from April 2nd to October 31st, with Partial Employment during the Winter Months.—Reply, with references, stating wages required, to I 41, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 28538 G~ rROOM^RDEYERS (Several), single, married r Page-boys, experienced Waiter, young Others Wanted. —Davies's, 45, Charles-street, Cardiff. Waiter, COCl0hman Disengaged good references. 1086u22 WANTED, a smart, active Stable Boy, about 15 or 16 years of age.—Apply Stephenson and Alexander, 5, High-street, Cardiff. 28497 WANTED, Situation as Groom or SecondCoacli- man single ride and drive well aged 23 height 5ft. 7-^in. weight 9st. 81b.—Apply R. Hook, Chariton, Goodrich, Ross. 1364n26 GARDENER Required, at Whitchurch, for One Week certain wages, 24s.—Apply I 28, Western Mail, Ca.rlliff. 13091126 ANTED, a Young Man to Look Aftof Horse and 5! Trap, Kitchen Garden, Greenhouse, and Make 0 Himself Generally Useful.—Apply, stating wages, to I 21, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1196u26 A Steady Lad, about 17, Wanted, for Horse, Trap, and Garden, in Country must be able to drive. Address, with references, J 11, Western Mail, Car- diff. 28445 c- WANTED (Indoors', a steady, quiet Man, to Work in Kitchen-Garden and Make Himself Generally enl ahúnt; & Place.—Address, stating .i l1afwGtLWc.¡.- <-o V. owjil, Ohitpei. House, near r-i'lih. 1056u26 ~TANTED, Single Man as Gardener (Indoors; to VT Milk and Attend Cows.—Apply, stating age, wages, references, H. Kirkhouse, Brynbedw, Tylorstown, Pontypridd 1005u23 ~\7t7"ANTED, near Cardiff, Man as Groom and T V Gardener must have thorough knowledge of his work.—Apply G 1, Western Man, Cardiff. 28391 WANTED, Groom; light weight; experienced in breaking young horses.—State full particulars, references, wages, James Brogden, Porthcawl. 975n23 "^0[7ANTED, active Lad to Make Himself Generally » Useful in House and Garden.— Apply Heitzman, The Holmes, Penarth. 943u23 OITUATION Wanted by Youth (20) to Look After kJ Horse and Trap, Attend to Garden, &c.— Albert Evans, Lower House, Walton, Radnorshire. 1346u29 WANTED, by a Married Man, Situation as Single- handed Gardener good character and experience. —Merry, 4, Risca-road, Newport, Mon. 1427u30 GROOM.—Respectable Young Man Seeks Situation as Stable Help or Under-Coachman; can be highly recommended ride ana drive well.—Address Groom, Cae-ithon, Pontypridd, 1409u27 SITUATION Wanted, as Under-Garaener. or good Single-handed Place Not Objected To good refe- rence.—C. Dobbô, Gardens, Tnisygorwn. Neath. [u26 MARRIED Man Seeks Situation as Grcom-Gardener (Plain) can milk if required two years present situation, nine years previous; good references.—A. Morgan, Cascade Cottage, Pengam, Gelligaer. [1317u26 WANTED, Situation as Groom or Groom-Coach- man single aged 23 well recommended.- Griffiths, 17, Briton Ferry-road, Neath. 1283u28 GROOM-COACHMAN or Groom-Gardener Wants Situation aged 23 life experience: good references: ride and drive well.—Barnes, 7, Glebe-street, Cadoxton, Cardiff. 1300u28 GARDENER Seeks a Situation: single; aged 26 experienced in all branches; good references.— A. Powell, Langrove, Ross. 935u23 GARDENER, Single-handed or with Help tho- U roughly experienced in all branches married agec126; good references-F. E., Western Mail Office, Newport. 1175u27 WANTED, Situation as Groom and Coachman: ride and drive well, single or pair; understands hunters good character: aged 30 single; please state wages.— T. Allen, North Petherton, Bridgwater, Somer setshire. 1154u27 X/STANTED, Situation as Groom eight months' good Vr references'; aged 19.—Apply TO W. Ridout, Dynas POWlS, near Cardiff. 1059u26 /ARDENER, Second in the Houses aged 21 seven vJT years present situation.—G. James, the Gardens, Picton Castle, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire. [1004u23 WANTED, Lad as Billiard-marker.-Apply, full particulars, to Proprietress, Wyndham Hotel, Bridgend, 1380u27 BARMAN Required at the Royal Hotel, Car diff.—Apply personally between three and four o'clock. 28516 BOOTS Wanted, experienced, for the Crown Hot°l, Hay must understand driving and billiard mark- ing.—Address Manageress. 1330u26 WANTED, Head Ostler, at The Speech House; steady, respectable, and know the Forest.—Apply Mr. Boyce, Speech House, Coleford, Glos. 28486 REQUIRED, Single Man as Boots good character indispensable.—Tredegar Arms Hotel, High-street, Newport, Mon. 1172n22 (b /"), a Month Can be Made vith £ 10.—Address £30 QUARRYMEN Wanted for Craigau Quarry, Pen- yrch.—Apply to the Foreman, at the Quarry. [u27 PRINTERS.—News and Jobbing Hand Wanted at once used to machines permanency.—Brecknock Beacon Officc, Brecon. 1423u27 WANTED, steady, competent Smith to Act as 'f Foreman.—Apply Gelli Colliery, Ystrad Rhon- dda. 1350u26 COLLIERY.—Wanted at once, Engineer for Colliery- C Slant; do his own repairs used to anthracite coal and abstainer preferred; 35s. week to suitable man.- Apply Machinery, Western Mail Office, Swansea. [28544 HAIRDRES8ERs.-Wanted, good Haircutter and -]L-JL quick Shaver; outdoors.—State terms at once Hope, Hairdresser, Rhayader. 1322u26 WANTED, a good, steady Man to Burn Bricks on both Up and Down Draught Kilns.—Apply Darren Brick Company, Ystalyfera, SwaRsea. [1303u24 WANTED, a competent Brick Burner u?ed to down-draft square kilns must be prepared with good references.—Graig Brick Company, Morris- ton. 28476 PAINTERS.—Wanted, a steady Out-doer Painter accustomed to work on scaffolding.—Apply to the Mechanic, Great Western Colliery, Pontypridd [28477 PICTURE-FRAMING—Wanted, a thoroughly Practi- cal Man, Handy at Jobbing.—Climax, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 1291u25 TO Butchers.—Wanted, a tespectable Young Man, to Do a Round, Assist in Shop, and Make Himself Generally Useful; live indoors good character indis- pensable.—Apply T. B. Brown, Butcher, 10, Quay- parade, Swansea. 1294u24 WANTED, Two Tin-plate Workers constant work.—Apply B. Fury, 108, Worcester-street, Brynmawr. 1264u24 WANTED immediately, a strong Young Man for Warehouse (indoors).-Apply Gunson, Grocers, Merthyr. 1271u28 WANTED, a competent Fitter for Tin-plate Works I t must be thoroughly acquainted with mill and tin-house work.-Apply J. R, Griffiths, Tintern, near Chepstow. 28452 ELECTRICAL Messrs. Sydney F. Wa'ker and Co., Cardiff Electrical Works, Cardiff, have a Vacancy for an Articled Pupil. 1217u28 WANTED, steady Married Man, 30 to 35 years, to W Look After Machinery ill /Erated Water Factory. —Apply G., Western Office, Merthyr, 11681127 WHEELWRIGHT.—Wanted a good All-round 0/' Hand, at once; constant job.-Apply Cross j Brothers, Coaohbuilders, Aberdare. 1039u26 ANTED, good Bread and Cake Baker must pro- duce s-ood references .—Apply T. Scott, Pont laon. 3033n26 WANTED, good Bricklayers, to commence on 27th 0/ '¥ March, on New Ice Factory at Milford Haven. Also a Sawyer, to work Circular Saw Bench and Take Charge <)1' Portable Engine.-Ap'91y 1". S. Lock, Builder, < „ 4 c ) it (in -iter, \m i x t ud Gla m lanes ierrvsiae. viouij r|!0 Plumbers and Builders.-Wanted, a Situation as JL Improver to the Above; three years' experience. —P eixj/Locouiotivs iua» Bro&dw&i'. Cwdia. 1363u29 I I BOOKBINDING.—Good All-round Hand Open to Situation ext-r;- finisher could take charge of department.—A., 4, Hinton-road, Easton, Bristol. [u26 WANTED, any Position of Trnst, Storekeeper, &c., with plenty of work attached.—Apply, first Estance, X., Gay, Ystrad Rhondda. 28479 EMPLOYMENT Wanted of any Kind by Young TA Man who has Learnt Ironmongery Trade.—F. I C., 153, Bute-road, Cardiff. 1272u23 WATCHMAKERS.—Wanted, Engagement as Assis- tant by smart Young MIMI; would, make 11)) tilllP at bench thorough practi .al knowledge also gilding, plating, and engraving.—I j3, Western Mail Office. Car- diff. 1221u28 CLOCK Winding and Repairing Undertaken by Special Contract estimates given. Repeating and other Watches Repaired.—Strong, 18, Castle-road, w.- diff. 1212u28 TO Saddlers,—Wanted, Situation as Improver town or country.—Apply W. Gibbon, care of Hopkin Thomas, Saddler, Cowbridge. 1202a24 rpO Butchers.—Young Man (18; Seeks Situation as X Second in Shop and Slaughter-house; can dress sheep and pigs.—L., 45, Bridge-street, Chepstow. [u28 TAILORS.—Advertiser, good Cutter, good Connec- tion in Cardiff, Requires Permanent Situation salary or salary and commission disengaged.—I 16, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1216u28 TO Bakers and Confectioners.—Situation Wanted by- experienced Workman. state terms disengaged", highest references.—31, Union-street, Weston-super: Mare. 1150u27 SUBSTANTIAL Gratuity for Mate's Berth in IO Steamer; confidential good testimonials five years one ship.—Address J 4, Western Mail, Car- diff. 1125u22 JEWELLER and Watchmaker.—Wanted, by Young Man, just finished apprenticeship, Situation as Journeyman.—Address X, Western Mail Office, Swan- sea. ALL Kinds of Jobbing and Repairs Done, estimates given, by C. Rook, 214, Cowbridge-road, Canton, Cardiff. %7n23 STOREKEEPER, Timekeeper, Watchman, Galemaii, s Any Place of Trust, Wanted by respectable Man good testimonials and references.-P. W. Master, Mumbles. 927u23 TO Bakers.—Wanted, Situation by respectable Man good second; single used to smalls references.— -5^Devo^street^al^^a^diff^969i^^ ^rrbants, Barmaids,$a KEQUIRED at once, Re-engagement as Working Housekeeper, by respectable Young Person good reference: Newport or Penarth preferred.—Address Housekeeper, care of Mr. Key, Taff street, Ponty- pridd. e3523u31 G' 1 IRL Wanted, fourteen to fifteen years of age, for T children, and Assist in Light Housework. -Apply 38, Denton-road, Canton, Cardiff. e3316 :;¡-XT ANTED, clean, respectable Char Girl.—Applv V V Royal Tudor Hotel, Cardiff" e3504u27 SERVANT Wanted.—Apply 44, Bridge street, Car- IV diff. e35!.lu27 GOOD General Servant; three in family.—Mrs. Wood, Wycombe, Porthkerry-road, Barry. [e3426u26 A GOOD General Servant Wanted; 17 or 18.—Apply 185, Pearl-street, Roath, Cardiff. e351ju27 WANTED, April 13th, a good Plain Cook assistance given in the kitchen —Apply, stating particulars to Mrs. Grover, Clydach Court, Pontypridd. e3514u28 "V\T ANTED immediately, General Servant, A ble to Do VV Plain Cooking; good character; good wages given.—Mrs. Williams, 5, De-la-Beche-street, Swan- sea. 1367u29 WANTED, a thorough Housemaid t.aged 25) and to Wait on an Elderly .Lady from a distance pre- ferred must have good character from last situation.— Mrs. Shirley, Gwentland, Penarth. 28545 "XTtTAJfTED, strong, active Ivitchenmaid, in Large TV Family must understand plain cooking ncj under 20 years of age.-Address Mrs. Ingledew, Calhe. dral-road, Cardiff. 28540 WANTED, a thorough Laundress must be strong and able to do all kinds of laundry work wages, £20 and all found. -Apply, personally, any morniug before ten o'clock, and bring references from last situa- tion, to the Matron, Cardiff Infirmary. 28541 WANTED, a good Plain Cook willing to make her- self generally useful.—Apply Mrs. Davies, Tydraw, Aberdare. 1304u28 WANTED, Sewing-maid used to cutting and VV making boys' and girls' clothes, with light house in duties morning and evening; state age, experience, and salary; comfortable home to suitable person.—Apply D 38, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 1293u24 WANTED, a strong Girl, about 16, to Assist in Housework; one from the country greatly pre- ferred. -Watts, 40, Tudor-road, Cardiff. 1296u24 WANTED, April 17th, General Servant plain cooking, washing, and ironing. Also House- maid, with Knowledge of Waiting at Table good reference.—Mrs. Ivor Davies, Bryngarw, Porth, Rhondda maid, with Knowledge of Waiting at Table good reference.—Mrs. Ivor Davies, Bryngarw, Porth, Rhondda :lle,. J r maids, Several Generals, Nurses, Sewing-maids House-Parlourmaids, Page-boys, Others Wanted: rare 45, Charles-street, Cardiff. [1084u21 TTT AN TED at once, strong Girl as General; aged 18 VT washing out; nurse kept.—Apply, weth re- ferences, Mrs. Curtis, Grocer, Treorky. 1186u27 WANTED, good Plain Cook Who Understands Baking.—State wages, floinfray, Plas Liamion, Llanelly. 1184u27 WANTED, a clean and useful General Servant.— Apply Mrs. George Rees, Glanyrai'on, Cathedral- road, Cardiff. 1246u24 ANTED, April 13th, a good plain Cook assistance given in the kitchen.—Apply, stating particulars, to Mrs. Grover, Clydach Court, Pontypridd. [1214u28 GENERAL Servant Wanted, April 5th: three in family.—State age, wages, references, Mrs. Williams, Bryn Hyfryd, Albany-road, Aberga- venny. 12_6u24 ~\XT ANTED, a good Plain Cook for a Small Family VV must be active and have good references.—Mrs. Bythway, Warb trough, Llanelly. 1223u23 WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply Mrs. Howell, 21 W The Walk, Cardiff. 28385 GENERAL Wamted good plain cook; highest refe- kx rences • housemaid and man kept.—Mrs. Lloyd, Bryntirion, Neath. 10931126 WANTED, trustworthy, strong, clean, active Girl, for General Housework another kept two in family.—Apply Mrs. Rhydderch, Vicarage, Hirwain, Aberdare. 1082u26 WANTED, experienced General in April nurse- maid kept small family good references re- quired.—Write, stating age and wages required, to Mrs. Gibson, Glendare, Cowbridge. 28429 ANTED immediately, experienced Cook kitchen maid kept.—Apply Lady Morris, Sketty Park Swansea. 1139u27 WANTED, reliable Nurse for Two Children.—Mrs. Redgrave, 2, Belgrave-terrac-e, Walter-road, Swanse& 1143n27 ,]i.! ANTED, an experienced General Servant age, ,'V between 24 and 30: Good character indispensabie good %ages offered no children.—Apply 13, G wydr- terracC Uplands, Swansea, between three and seven p.m. 1140u27 WANTED, the End of April, a good Plain Cook must be a thoroughly clean woman.—Apply Mrs. 1\ must be a thoroughly clean woman.—Apply Mrs. Shearman Vachell, Clive-place, Penarth. 28443 WANTED, experienced General Servant: good v v reference, two in family, another servant kept.— Apply Mrs. Llewellyn, Llwynon, Llandaff. 1008u23 WANTED, for Hospital, Second Laundress for VV Llandaff Cook, House-parlourmaid, Groom. Gardener for Cardiff (Doctor's) experienced General.— 10, King's-road, Cardiff. 1157u27 WANTED immediately, Young Housemaid; two in family; two servants kept.—State age, wages, and reference, Mrs. Meyer, Dilston, Mumbles, Swan- sea. 1164u27 QXPERIENCED Nurse for Country; South Waios E good needlewoman; baby seven months —Mrs. Bowen, care of Mrs. Wills, ~3, Worcester Villa ':8 Clifton. 1146u27 WANTED, a good Plain Cook good character in- dispensable no kitchenmaid good wages.— Apply Z., Western Mail Office, Newport. 1174u27 WANTED immediately, good Plain Cook good I I personal character. Also experienced General Servant, for, LonCion must be good cook.—Apply, stat- ing particulars, to Mrs. Thomas, Park-road, 1'2.n- arth. 1063u26 WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply 8, Richmond terrace, Park-place, Cardiff. 1042u26 WANTED immediately, good House-Par le urmaid also thoroughly good General who can cook really well; nurse and housemaid kept.-Apply, stating wages and references, to Mrs. Treharne James, Peny- darren House, Merthyr Tydfil. 28415 GENERALS, Young Servants, Nurses, an d Laundry maids Required; stamp. Disengaged—good Cooks, House Parlourmaids excellent references. Mrs. Evans's Registry, Elm-street, Cardiff. 1088u26 EXPERIENCED Woman Wanted as General E Servant for One Lady Welshwoman prefé'l'1'e'l.- Apply, with references, at No. 48, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. y47u23 WANTED, an experienced dook, Who is Able to v f Take Charge of a Small Dairy (two cows).— Apply, with references, Mrs. Jenkins, Broda-wel, Caer- leon. 986u23 WANTED, immediately after" Easter, strong Girl, about 20, to Assist Housekeeper.—Apply 42, Par- tridge-road, Roath. 980u23 7- ^JITUATION Wanted as good Cook; excellent reie- kJ rence.—Apply Thomas, 9, Elm-street, Roatli, Car- diff. 1434u27 WANTED, Situation as Housemaid where parlour- maid is kept; well recommended; aged 23.— Address E. Hopkin, 68, Holton-road, Barry Dock. [n24 SITUATioliwanted as Parlourmaid: aged 25; excel- S lent reference.—Address J. B., Haw Cott>tge, Lyanshall, near Kington, Herefordshire. 1036u2& LADIES Requiring Servants, Servants Places, apply Jones, 152, Cardiff J\h.rket. Hot Nurses, Helps Disengaged respectable Person Requires Family's Washing. 1260u23 MOTHER and Daughter Desire Situation as House- keeper or Caretaker where the Services of Two Western WANTED, by respectable Young Person, Situation as Nurse or Sewing-maid comfortable home required; country; good references.—I 17, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3215u28 LADIES Suited with All Classes of Servants. 8itua tions Secured for Servants. Fee Is.—Miss Waltors- 30, Page-street, Swansea. -u_ 1052u?,6 A Lady Can Strongly Recommend good Parlourmaid leaving for no fault disengaged March lath. Address S., Oakli 1 h i ney-hill, Cardiff. [951u23 WANTED immediately experienced" Waitress.— Apply, stating aye, references, and wages, with photo, Barry tf< ¡, 1417u30 "Y\7"ANTED no, strong General Servant Able to V n. Weil—Applv, witii refe- rences, EagleH 1597a27 VS/'ANTED at once, an 0nder-Chamberniaid; good » T character indispensable. Apply Manager, Gate House Hotel, Tenby. 13Klu3» WANTED, reliable Person to Take Charge of Vaults;'good needlewoman. Also strong Girl as General.—Apply Hoinn-s, Co-,nny Hotel, Ebbw lovfcuoO c'omiVr and smoke-room. -S; ?.id pm. WANTED, experienced Barmaid used Cabtle JloteJ, t Cardiff. G OOD UeueriU Seivano, about :6. A Alably Hotel, Morri.ston, Peiuu-tli. WANTED immediately, a good Stillroom-maid.— Aimly King's Head Hotel. Newport, ,f28426 \T7"ANTED at once, respectable Barmaid Who Will » Make Herself Generally Useful; aged about 25: good references.—Apply, Evenings, Five to Eight, per- sonally. Butchers' Arms Hotel, Canton. Cardiff. 11124 XX7"ANTED, strong Girl as General 16 to 18 years of it age good reference.—Apply J. Carrick, Romilly Inn, Canton, Cardiff. 1199u24 WANTED, a strong General Servant.-Apply Wynd V Lam Hotel, Cardiff. 1259 u34 COK Wanted, Who Understands Soup Making.— v State wages and reference Cameron Hotel, Swan- Iseo,, 1290u28 WANTED at once, good General Servant.—Apply King's Head Hotel, Pentre. 1285ui4 WANTED, a good Housemaid also Under-House- maid good references required.—Applv Mrs. Lewis, Mount Stuart Hotel, Docks, Cardiff. 1165n27 WANTED, a good General Servant, Able to do Plain Cooking.—Apply Mrs. Evans, Star Hotel, Brid3 end. 1038u26 XX r AN TED immediately, good Stillroom-maid.— VV Apply King's Head Hotel, Newport, Mon. [u27 WANTED, General Servant must have good refe- rences.—Apply Royal Exchange, 161, Commercial- road, Newport 1178u27 "VSTANTED, respectable Young Person with kirow- v » ledge of cooking willing to make herself gene- rally useful.—Apply, stating age and salary required, at Ivor Hael Hotel, Llwynpia, R.uondda Valley. [1010u23 WANTED, Situation as Barmaid experienced good references willing to assist in household duties. —Address M. Jones, 74, High-street. Mountain Ash. [u30 WANTED, by, an experienced Waitress, Re-engage- ment in a First-class Hotel; Cardiff preferred good references.—Apply E. Davis, County Hotel, Ebbw Vale. 1265u28 WANTED, by a Young Lady, Re-engagement as \i" Barmaid; thoroughly experienced good refe- rences: domesticated.—Apply F. W., Western Mail Office, Newport 1270u28 RESPECTABLE Young Person, experienced, De- -ILO) sires Re-engagement to Manage Bar: would assist in light house duties.—Address I 18, Western Mail. Cardiff. 1209u28 WANTED, by highly respectable Young Lady, Situation as Barmaid oi' good appearance aged 22; give short time.-I 15, Western Mail, Cardiff. [u28 A Young Lady Requires a Situation as Barmaid can manage a small bar country preferred.—Apply 25, Fitzhamon-einbankment, Cardiff. 1095u26 WANTED, Situation as Barmrdd experienced thorough knowledge of French first class references.—Address H 37, Western Mail, Cardiff. [u26 \%TANTED, Re-engagement Management of First VV class Bar or Any Position of Trust long unex ceptionssl references.—Address H 22, Western Mail On-di £ .t^ 9lpartntnu0* Talbot street; six bedrooms, bath vhot and cold jmiA, water), all conveniences; best position, good locality; immediate possession.—Apply 136, Newport loaù, U&rdiff. 3523u29 ILFRACOMBE.—Lodgings for Easter Holidays and Aftcrwa ds grand position near public baths terms moderate.—MHs Moon, 5, Runnacleave cre- Hceut. e3516u29 ILFRACOMBE.—Lodgings for Easter Holidays facing promenade; magnificent sea views from windows and balconies terms moderate. Hanson, Endsleigh House. e3515u29 WANTED, Furnished Apartments- Penarth or Cardiff; sitting-room, two bedrooms, with at- tendance not exceeding one pound weekly.-I 37, Western Mail, Cardiff J.4Q7u27 PENARTH.—Bed and Sitting Rooms Wanted, with breakfasts and teas only.—Apply I 33, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1336u26 FCRNISHED Apartments two sitting, two bed F rooms hot and cold baths.-44, Gordon-road, Car- diff. I34Gu29 FURNISHED Apartments sitting and two bed rooms suitable for two gentlemen pleasantly situated no children.—18, Summer Hill-road, Maindee, Newport. 1370u29 APARTMENTS, suit two gentlemen hath Ihot and cold).—4, Edwards-terrace, Cardiff. [1297u28 MUMBLES.—Small Furnished House, near Bays also comfortable Home for Paying Guests mode rate terms pleasant situation.—Mrs. Williams, Fern- cliff Cottag 3. 1262u28 TO Let, Large Front Drawing-room or Sitting-room, One or Two Bedrooms two minutes to Taff Station. -2.5, Newport-road, Cardiff. 1218u23 ELL-FURNISHED Apartments for One or Two Gentlemen: no children.—62, Stacey-road, Roath, Cardiff. 1107u27 APARTMENTS good locality large front drawing- room, two bedrooms piano close to town.— Apply 12, Wordsworth-Street, Roath, Cardiff rLii27 Jk Superior and Comfortable Home Offered for a Young Gentleman i;i ? f9lect neighborhood of j-.e-riti" noehiidi-'n (.cim* arranged.-H V-'estorfc Mail, Cardiff. H59u27 £ )C> De Burgh-street, Riverside, Cardiff.—Com- O f, fortable Apartments for One or Two Crentle- men; bath (hot and cold); no children; terms moderate. Illlu27 OA Glynrhondda-street, Cardiff. — WeU-furnished /mi\J9 Rooms to Let near Taff and Rhymney Stations moderate terms 952u23 m ii«iiiiiiiini«gaE £ BaaKM»c $ct. TO Let, March 26, 29, Park-street, Cardiff rent- 13s. 6d. weekly.—Apply 19, Richmond-road, Car diff e35201129 ABERAVON.—To Let, Spacious Shop and Basement, in very best position suitable for any business. -Apply to C. F Oliver, Solicitor, 4, Welford-place, Leicester. e3502u28 TO be Sold, Tobacconist and Stationery Business'in good position stock at valuation.—Apply6, Miskin street SaLsbury square, Cathays, Cardiff. eu22: miMc amusfmrnts* CARDIFF. rl-l H E A T R E ROYAL. -L LWSSKH iirn MANAKKE ..Mr. E D WARD FLETCHER. TO-NIGHT, March 24, MR. THOMAS THORNE (of the Vaudeville Theatre, London) and his Splendid Company OUR BOYS, By H. J. Byron. Originally produced by Mr. Thomas Thorne at the Vaudeville Theatre, London, and played for 1,362 nights-by far the longest run on record. Preceded, at 7.30, by MEADOW SWEET. Prices, 6d. to £2 2s. Doors Open at Seven. Com- mence ac 7.30. Half Price at Nine. Booking Offices at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. EASTER MONDAY, March 26th, the Popular Actor, Mr W. H. HALL ATT, and his Celebrated Company in F. A. Seudamorc's Sensational Dmma, THE DANGERS OF LONDON. 28393 THE jg M P IRE, Manager OSWALD STOLL TO-NIGHT M ILL IS, The Ventriloquial Genius. A Wit, a Humorist, a Comedian. The revealer of hidden charms which have resuscitated interest in Ventriloquial Art "Riley Knows Him." KATE PARADISE AND HER GRACEFUL TROUPE Of agreeable Vocalists Rud superb Dancers. THE COLUMBIA TRIO, Celebrated Ethiopian Glee Singers. The Neck to Neck Eac\" "The Bull Fight." THE TWO BOSTONS, ouple of Originals. MISS FANNY WRIGHT, An Accomplished and Charming Artiste, JOE IVES, The Instrumentalist. WALLIS AND LANGTON, Comedians. G. W. FYVIE, A Popular Irish Character Singer. 28412 T L H A M BRA, WESTGATE-STREET, CARDIFF. ONE PERFORMANCE NIGHTLY. BEATTIE and BENTLEY'S Great Speciality, In Darkest Africa" MORRELLA (late Philharmonic), with his Clever Dogs; and Big Star Company. Popular Prices, Is., 6d., 40. and 2d. Doors open at Seven. Commence at 7.30. Big Attractions for the Holidays. Morning Performance Easter Monday, 1.30. 27503) Managing Director Air. Geo. Harrington. CYCLES.-SEASON 1894.—CYCLES. THE NEW HOWE MACHINE CO.. LIMITED. The above Company beg to intimate that they have opened a Depot at 3, CHUBCH-STKEET, CARDIFF, with 9, selection of the Newest Pat- terns of First-class Safeties, at moderate prices. Early inspection invited; large discount for cash. T. H. ME AGES, Depot Manager. Agent- Wanted. e3286 ARDIFF SUNDA Y SOCIETY.— I V EXHIBITION OF PICTURES nt Duke-street Hall. Open to the Public on EASTER MONDAY 1 and E PKIBST AND (j°-> TAFF VALE IRON WORKS, CANTON. CARDIFF. O& ClP'Cl "ROLLS^RO^rmr Fl^Ty yery Besi ZU4s. 6d.; No. a, 6s. Od.; No. 3' 7s. 6d per roil; 25 yards iong, 32in. wide; 600 nails free witl isch rol\ two rolls cnrrin.g-e ps.id. "~rbNS_BOOFING SHEE-fs7~verr Best •' 5ft. by 2ft. 3*. wide, Is. 4d. 6ft.: ls.7d. 7ft., Is. lOd. 8ft. 2s. Id. 9ft., 2s. 6d. IOn., 2u. '0 ea.ob» »t W0rks. o K fl BA YARDS GALVANISEFlyiRE^NE'i OOa, JUU Best; 3in. mesh. 2ft. wide 3s. 6d., oit., 5s.; 4ft., 6«s. 3d. roll; ia. mesh oft wid« 4B. 64.; 3ft.. 6s. 10d 4ft., 9s. roll. 00,01-0 stHiid, 3ft. wide, 4m. mesh, lights 7s 10-i hoary, 10s 44 sfioagest- and heaviest, 13s ro'jjs gf /at-ds Caab with order; 50s lot of netting, carriKae ^aid. Name pitjin-r. H 7 (\K GALVANISED STEEL TANKS —in 'y0 Galen., 12» 6d 40 Gallon, 14s 3d 60,18s6d .00, 2/s. '-irriav.e TON:, WISE, p; I owl. OAU'¡'¡ijítí Jf<1-.

The Rivals. assesssw — I Miss RUGBY What young Athlete can see in that Association girl I can't tell But. there, it's only a. passing fancy—he'll soon come back to me.

SWINDLED FOR A TENNER. A Cardiff Gentleman Lends this Sum on a Forged Letter. The Cardiff police are investigating a swindle by which Mr. Edward Fletcher, lessee of the Theatre Royal, wa^ inducted to part with n cheque for JSIO. Information which a repre- sentative of the "Western Mail" hae obtained from Gresnoek shows that towards the end of last month Mr. Fletcher received a letter purporting to be written by Mr. Edmund Tearle, the eminent tragedia.il, a-sking for the loan of £ 10. The writer complained of the theatrical business being bad, and promised to re-turn the money in a few days. So satisfied wa*> he that Ins request would be grafted that he enclosed an IOU Mr. Fletcher knew his hand- writing well, and the fact that he did not scrutinise the letter very closely, proves tJla-r the tragedians calligraphy had been very well imitated. A crossed cheque for the amount was addressed to Mr. Tearle at the Tavistock Hot-el, London, from which place the letter was dated. Two or three days afterwards Mr. Fletcher observing that Mr. Tearle' was playing" at Belfast, and, suspecting that lie had been duped, telegraphed to that city making inquiries. Mr. Tearle's reply was to the effect that he had not written asking for a loan, and stating that the letter referred to must have been a forgery. Half an hour later a telegram was received from Kingston-on- Thames thanking Mr. Fletcher for the cheque, and promising to return the money shortly. This also purported to be sent by Mr. Tearle. In- quiries made at the Tavistock Hotel elicited the fact that letters addressed to Mr. Tearle had been received there, and had been sent on to an address at Surbiton. This piece of infor- mation was forwarded to Mr. Tearle, who replied that lie had no connection with Sur- biton. and never gave instructions that letters should be sent to him there. A representative of the "Western Mail" haJ an interview with Mr. Tearle at the Theatre Royal, Greenock, this week. Although he has his own suspi- cions as to the person who has been obtaining money in his name, lie does not feel at present at liberty to speak in explicit terms on that point. Mr. Tearle. suggests, however, that, the cheque being a crossed one, it bhould not be exceedingly difficult to get a description of the party to whom it was paid at Kingston-on- Thames or of the person to whose account it was placed. Although there can be no doubt that a forgery has been committed, it is ques- tionable whether proceedings will be taken, inasmuch a.s it would be necessary for Mr. Tearle to visit Cardiff, and this would mean to him a very heavy loss.

PRIZE FIGHT AT PENARTH. Police Come on the Scene and Arrest the Would-be Combatants. A disgraceful attempt to break the peace on the eve of Good Friday at Penarth was happily frustrated by Inspector Rutter, who, in conjunct-ion with Poiice-oonstable Rees, displayed signal smartness in preventing a prize fight between Albert Jone.s, Saltmead, Cardiff, and John Williams, butcher, Bute Docks, and also capturing the principals. In- spector Rutter had reason to antieipa-t-c, the scene of the encounter would be in the neigh- bourhood of Penarth, and had, therefore, picketed his men in plain clothes all over the district. Strange to relate, the spot selected for the battle was within 300 yards of the police- station, on premises in Salop-street belonging to Charles Harley, who was also present. When the inspector and Police-constable Rees broke in, to the utter amazement of the 30 or 40 assembled, including the Cardiff gang known as "The Forty," the two principals were stripped for the fray, and were being rubbed down by their seconds. Four posts had been erected, with a rope running round. The floor was plentifully strewn with sawdust, sponges and water bottles were also en evidence, and everything incontrovertibly pointed to the fact that a "fight to the finish" was expected. The two principals were arrested and conveyed to the -station, but were subsequently admitted to bail by two prominent tradesmen becoming sureties.

SMALL-POX AT CARDIFF. Another Case Discovered in Patrick- street. Another case of small-pox was discovered in Cardiff on Thursday. Whilst the sanitary officers were engaged in disinfecting No. 26. Patrick-street, Docks, from which an affected sailor >vas removed to the hospital on the previous day. Chief-inspector Yaughan noticed that another of the inmates was covered with a, rasli, and, from his large experience he at once concluded that the man, also a sailor, was suffering from small. pox. He. sent for Dr. Walford, the medical officer, and his diag- nosis proved that the suspicions of the inspector were well founded. The man WR" immediately ¡ removed to the Hamadryad Infectious Hospital where he is now progressing favourably. He came from Havre, where the disease is now raging, about ten days ago, and the malady had almost run the full period of incubation before it was discovered. Every possible pre- caution has been taken by the sanitary authorities to prevent the spread of the f»n- tagion. inn iinmnrnmiiiiiiii iiiiiirT~nTmrwiifMwinw

MADAME PATH'S RETURN. MaOa-me Patti will soon be homo from America, as she ij>tencU to leave New York by the Campania on the 2oth. She IIRS BEEN pressed to ta.ka another engageiaexit acro&s the A fJa.nibm. Hni Has dAolined*

I CONCERT AT THE EMPIRE.j Mr. Lascelles Carr Gives Good Advice to Railway Men. An entertainment on behalf of the Amal- gamated Society of Railway Servants' Orphan Fund was held on Good Friday evening at the Cardiff Empire Music-hall, which was kindly lent for the occasion by Mr. Oswald Stoll, who is a warrrv friend of this deserving society. The entertainment was of a diver- sified character, and its excellence reflected considerable credit upon Mr. G. Williams, sec- retary of the committee, as also upon the com- mittee itself. There was a large and well- pleased attendance. Through some misunder- standing as to the time. Mr. Lascelles Carr, who had been announced to preside, was not present at the commencement. In his absence. Mr. Councillor Gerhold took the cha-Îr at seven o'clock. Upon the arrival of Mr. Lascelles Carr at 7.30, Mr. Gerhold vacated the chair in his favour. Some talented artistes gave their services, and most of the items were re- demanded. The friends who assisted were Miss Prior, MissAniyWaUei s, Mr.g.rLillips, Miss G. Wedlake, Mr. W. Reed, Mr. W. Owen. Miss S. L. Jones, the Bisters Elsie and Annie Mor- gan, Miss Aggie Davies, Master Geo. Jones, Mr. A. Billings, Mr. F. W. Watkins, the Kerman Family, and the Macnaniara Band. During the interval in the programme Mr. Lascelles Carr warmly commended the work of the society on behalf of the orphan children of railwa.ymen. The business interests of news- paper proprietors depended, he said, to a great extent upon the punctuality of railwaymen. and they often felt under a great obligation to them for the services they so cordially rendered. Having said this much on behalf of the news- paper proprietors, Mr. Ca.rr went on to say- that on the occasion of his visit to America", in the early part of last year, lie had an op- portunity of comparing the railway services of the two countries, and his compari- son was greatly in favour of the home pro- duct. (Applause.) After referring to the general attention, the politeness, and the kind- liness of railway servants on all occasions, and also the infinitesimal number of accidents that occurred through carelessness or neglect of duty, Mr. Carr said he was sorry to learn that the appeals for aid lately made by the secre- tary had not been so favourably received as could be expected. He (Mr. Carr) ventured to give the secretary a word of advice. His method, he told him, was to send out well- written appeals to the sympathies of the public, but there was nothing easier to an-wer than a circular, which they could put into the waste- paper basket with the smallest amount of -,x.r- sona1 effort. He suggested that the officials of the society should, if possible, wait upon the merchants at the docks, and lay bef .,v them the claims of the railwty men. and. if such :111 appeal were made. he felt sure die. wouid have a much more favourable response than the £7 10s., which was the total amount contri- buted by merchants at the Docks. (Applause.) For himself, he would be glad to contribute, so far as his means would allow. He cordially sympathised with them in the work in which they were engaged, and hoped the funds would be so strengthened that orphans would not be driven foth to share the cold charity of a heartless world—that those who had prospered by their labours might be enabled to provide some means for these children, that they might at all events, be fed. clothed, and educated, and enabled to enter upon the battle of life, with a fair chance of success. (Applause.)- The proceedings closed with the usual votes of thanks and the singing of the National Anthem.

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BRISTOL EXHIBITION. I Committee Won't Wait for Cardiff's Offer for the Buiiding. At a meeting of the executive of the Bristol Exhibition Committee held on Friday it was decided that, no definite offer having been received from the Cardiff Exhibition Committee with regard to the purchase of the Bristol Exhibition Buildings, the whole of them as they now stand be offered for sa.le by tender. The party whose tender is accepted will be required to remove the buildings before May 28. This resolution will, of course, not prevent the Cardiff committee from submitting a tender.

QUICK DESPATCH AT CARDIFF. A ea*e of exceptionally quick despatch is reported at Cardiff. A large steamer, named the Ramore Head, belonging" to Messrs. G. Heyn and Sons, of Belfast, arrived oil Monday morning at eight o'clock, and went into the Bute Dry Dock. where she was painted. She entered the Roath Dock the same, evening, and loading commenced at midnight. By two o'clock on Thursday she had completed her cargo and bunkers—6.400 tons—and wa.s ready for her voyage to Bombay. This firm have a very tine new boat, built by Messrs. Harland and Wolff, called the Torr Head. She will carry 8.600 tons. The agents f the firm at Cardiff are Messrs. J. P. Huvquoil and Co.

LIVER CCM'V.AIN'IT. *~fJr. King' Dandiion a ud (.Jniiiine Til'.<. without Stereury. are a potent veniedy remove all Liver and Stomach Com- flsiuU. Biliousness, Headache, Sickness. Shoulder Indigestion* CvaetivatioA.

S GOOD FRIDAY. How the Day Was Kept by the People of Cardiff. Probably no holiday in the year is observed in such a varied maimer by all classes of people as Good Friday. Originally a day of fasting and of solemn religious ceremonies, it is now becoming a popular secular holiday, and as such is kept in a variety of ways, according to the tastes of the individual. As usual, morning services were held in all Anglican and Roman Catholic churches and some of the Nonconformist chapels, but by far the greater number of people, favoured by the warm spring weather, indulged in outdoor recreation. The railway companies ran special excursions to all parts of England, and these were taken a,dvan- tage of by a considerable number of people throughout South Wales. Marine excursions too1: place from S-vaiitea. Newport, and Cardiff. and a number of football matches were con- tested in various localities. Eisteddfodau. con- certs, and miscellaneous entertainments were also largely attended in all districts. Cardiff, The beautiful weather which prevailed throughout the whole dsy was taken advantage of by thousands of people, and the streets were thronged with pedestrians from morning- till night. Religious services were held in all the churches and some of the Nono&nformist places of worship, and these were fairly well attended. The tram" and omni- buses were freely patronised, and some thousands of people wended their way to the Roath Park, but had to content themselves with viewing the ratepayers' property" through interminable iron railings. The marine excursions to various points of interest in the Bristol Channel were an a,ttractive feature of the holiday, and local football matches drew together a large number of spectators. Concerts and various entertainments also took place in the evening. The Welsh in Cardiff. THE WELSH CHURCH.—Services were held all day in St. David's Church. Therf were large congregations, the officiating clergymen being the Revs. A. J. H. Hyslop and T. C. Phillips. CATHATS CONGRKGATIONALISTS.—At Minny- street Congregational Chapel the annual tea meeting took place in the afternoon, and a sacred concert in the evening'. THE BAPTISTS.—The Tabernacle (the Hayes) Sunday School also held their annual tea meeting in the afternoon, and a grand concert in the evening, under the presidency of the Rev. Principal Edwards, D.D., of the Cardiff (Pontypool: College. The artistes were :-Airs. J. Jones, Miss Sophie Matthews, Miss Eliza Davies, Miss Lizzie Vaughan, and Miss Kitty Griffiths, and Messrs. T. J. Jones, J. T. Phillips, Emanuel Benjamin, and Tom Price, The choir of the chapel, tinder the leadership of Mr. David Yaughan. took part in the pro- ceedings, and Miss Lily David presided at the organ. SINGING CTMANFA—The annual singing Cymanfa of the Calvinistic Methodists in Cardiff and neighbourhood was held at the English Presbyterian Chapel in Frederick-street. The conductor was Mr. David Jenkins, Mas.Bac.. Aberystwith chairman of the executive com- mittee, the Rev. J. M. Davies, Docks: treasurer. Mr. D. Morgan. Canton secretaries, Mr. David Evans, Docks, and Mr. Thomas Thomas. Pembroke-terrace. Meetings were held at 10.30 a.m., two and six p.m. and were presided over by the Rev. J. M. Davies, the Rev. T. Jones-Davies (Pentyrchl, and the Rev. J. M. Jenes (Cardiff). There was a very marked improvement in the singing, and. under the baten of the able conductor, some of the chants, anthems, and tunes were rendered, with great effect, especially "Kilmorey," Biaen- hafren," "St. Elizabeth." BroIlcairo." and the chants. At intervals speeches were de- livered by the presidents, Mr. Davies (" Car- dotyn "), America the Rev. Wa-tkin Williams, Barry; and Mr. David Evans. Miss Jennie Morgan (Pembroke-terrace). Mr. John Thomas (Pentyreh), and Mr. O. T. Davies (Cat-hays) acted as accompanists. In every sense this was the most successful" Cymanfa" ever held in Cardiff by the Welsh Calvinistics. The chapel was crowded, and the singing good, and the result cannot be otherwise than to raise the standard of congregational singing in the town and neighbourhood.

GLAMORGAN MAGISTRATES, A Protest is Made by the Pontypridd) Li beral Club. No little dissatisfaction is being expressed at Pontypridd because the claims of the town for a larger representation on the county bench had been recently ignored, and at a meeting of the Liberal Club committee on WTeclneedav night the following resolution was passed: — "That this meeting, while rejoicing at the appointment of an additional magistrate for Pontypridd, regrets that the Lord Chancellor did not see fit to pl-aoe a larger number of loeal gentlemen on the bench, and especially that no one was appointed representing the labour interests which so largely predominate in this district; further, that, having regard to the fact t.bat. Mr. William Williams the newly-appointed justice, is the only local Liberal on the bench, and in the whole of the town of Pontypridd, comprising a population of 25.000. there axe even now but four resident magistrate, we respectfully ask his lordship to re-consider the matter, and to use hi" pre- rogative by placing several other local Liberal and Labour leaders on the commission of the peace for the, county at the earliest possible opportunity." Copies of the resolution were ordered to be sent to the Lord Chancellor and Mr. Alfred Thomas, MP.

Keen Welshmen buy Keen's Mustard, -vrith 150 years' araajuntes of cii.uU.ity. 1892 Keen's 3rd Jubilee. x5e3265

r A Swiss's Strange Vov SWORE TO REFUSE MOF AND LIVE WITHOUT FSRf A Hermit Who Did Penance for T' two Years is Now to Hav a Monument. After the lapse of years a small maa "is to be erected in memory of Fr Phyle. a famous hermit, whose grt pies a far corner in the burial g Mount Holly, New York State of Phyle was a, native of Switzerland. I t sojourn in America of 22 years he ? I, small cave. When he first made 1 I anoe in America he wore the un- French soldier. Being unable to understa^" English he had at first considerable ditfioak.y in making his wants known, but whenever he was given food he would make a low bow. a-ftex which he would kiss a email erncits: he carried on his breast, and would then appa- rently call down benedictions on the heads of those who had administered to his neces- sities. He took up hie abode on a farm, a few days after his arrival, in a small cave under an uprooted oak tree in the midst of a small grove. Through an interpreter the owner of the farm managed to learn a little of the man's history. He was a native of the Canton of Lucerne. Switzerland, where he be- came mvolved in a controversy, and finally killed his nearest friend in a duel. To esca,pe the consequences he fled and enlisted in the French Army. After years of gallant service he was promoted to the rank of a corporal and. immediately afterwards became disgusted with the life of a soldier, in consequence of which he deserted and went to C-aaiada. from which coun- try he went to New Jersey. where he expressed a wish to spend the remainder of his days and do peitanoe for his sins. He was a devout Catholic, and on his coming to America made a vow to live without fire and never accept pe- cuniary aid from anyone. This vow he reli- giously observed. One morning in the winter of 1880 he was found dead in the cave which had been his habitation for nearly 23 years. His graye will soon be marked by a modest shaft of marble, on which will be inscribed a brief sketch of his virtues.

FOUND IN THE TAFF. Police Discover the Body of a Svlissing Pontypridd Collier, It was announced in our columns last Satur- day that a young collier, named Thomas- Llewellyn. living at 20, Gyfeillon-road. Ponty- pridd, had been missing- since the previous- Monday. He was last seen alive near Bridge-end about nine o'clock on the nie-ht of his mysterious disappearanee, and fears were that he had fallen into the River Ph^jfk,. ihts proved to be '.rue, for the bociyAtf" unfortunate young fellow, who was only twenty years of age, was found on Wednesday night in the River Taff near Nan-tg-arw, a spot several miles a-way from where it is conjec- tured he fell into the river. An inquest was held at the Farmers' Arms. Gyfeillon, on Thursday, and a verdiet, of Found drowned was returned. .„.„ .j.M.

FROM WEALTH TO PENURY. An Old Man's Sad Death in Westbury Workhouse. S; An old ma-n named Chat-wood, or Wilson, who has for some weeks past been an inmate of the union workhouse at Westbury-on-Severn, died' in that institution on Thursday evening from injuries caused by being knocked down by a runaway horse a few days ago. The de- ceased was a, wholesale chemist in London, and had made, a fortune. Misfortune dogged his footsteps, and at length he was so much re- duced that he was forced to earn his living by any means that presented themselves. Early in winter, whilst in the neighbourhood of Lvd- brook, new: Ross, he fell into a quarry, and was considerably hurt, and it was in conse- qbenoe of this that he was removed to the union at Westbury. It has transpired iiillQ he was likely to become again possessed with considerable means.

MARQUESS OF BUTE. Said he Intends Purchasing an Old Scotch Castle. The rumour that the Marquess of Bute has acquired the site of Sanquhar Castle for a. llIonaster)- is causing a great deal of talk in Dumfries-shire. The old castle in its day was one of considerable importance, and was the residence of the ancestors of the "Admirable Criehton," who wielded great power in the up- lands of Dumfries-shire. His lordship is the lineal descendant of the Crichton family.

THE GOVERNMENT. Said One of the Highest Oflioes will soon be Vacant. The London correspondent the "Liverpool Post" writes:—"In official circles there is a rumour that a slight change is pending with respect to one of the highest office^ in the Go- vernment. I understand that the present occupant of the post will receive an appoint- ment which will necessitate his retirement from Parliament. It is not yet known whether the contemplated change will take place before the re-assembling of the House after Efsster." .8!111 .1., f

CARDIFF HARBOUR TRUST. The Question of Pledging tne Rates of the Town. We understand that when the Cardiff Harbour Trust Committee next meet the mem- bers will, be asked to recommend the council to bring the quest-ion to a decision. The scheme has now reached to a point that it is necessary to pronounce a definite opinion on the question of pledging the rates. It is believed the recommendation will be made by the committee, and it wiU then rest with the council to forward or ruir. the whole scheme.

PEDR WILLIAMS. Ministers are to be Invited to Hear his Explanation. The Chri.stirm World says that Pedr is 'not. M resign. The deacons have heard his explana- tion. and they have invited the Revs. J. M. Gibbon, late of Swansea, Guiness Rogers, and the pastor of the City Temple to h" ;0. [ exiiianatiotts