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--?--?-?.A>L"??'C. SfftHS^arrtagesi, ant! Beatlig "^TAEillAGK. ,WgOMAs-iEvAse.—-On Wednesday, March 14, at Cwrt- i y-Betlft Oimreh, Thomas, second son of Mr. Morgan Theirius, Bedwellty, to Alice Maud, youngest Slighter oi Mr. Richard Evans, Argoed Arms, Argocd. DEATHS. ? £ £ ,— Oa March. 12, at Saviie-row, London, Siigflibath Mary, third daughter of Pascoe St. JiegerGrevifelS; of Maesteg House, aged 58. The |ttnef&i will take place at Swansea Cemetery next r Friday, March 16. Funeral service in St. Thomas's Dhuroh a,t three o'clock. —Oil March 15, at 69, Oakfield-street, Cardiff, Jane tTrsulft, the beloved wife of Eichard Proud. "llAIAMS.—On March 14, at Merryvale, Pembroke- Shire, Marguret. widow of the late Judge B. T. n Williams, Q.C., aged 53. ?? ?- ?. CP.. ,A. G (I 5 TONE AND CO | YTNDBRTAKERS, | ESTABLISHED OYER 36 YEARS. | At the Old and Only Address— | I 10, 11, AND 12, WORKING-STREET, 1 CARDIFF, I AND UNDER THE MANAGEMENT Oi' 1 I MISS STONE, I | Assisted by an Efficient Staff. | || Telegraphic Address—"STONE," Undertaker, § | CAE-BIFF. 21505 | l¿?.??? -'g ? .u,,???Aft;R}; "fI ? ,,7HOHfl). MO XE Y Advanced Daiiy from £ 2 to £ 300 at a few hours notice—Apply to the Imperial Advance 9, Senghenydd-rcad, and 1, Mtuidy-plaee, Cathays Cardiff. e2923 %-o rlt,CatTmgf s piOR Sale, stron;-Sl1l'¡;g Truck, nearly new suit fish Ma 1 01 fruit salesman.—Apply 201 Stall, Cardiff iHatrifflomaL {T-j-E^fXLEMAN, 27, tall, desires Correspondence with JS good looking Young Lady view matrimony secrecy.—P 25, Express Office, Cardiff. [e3389 TRADESMAN (Bachelor), 27, desires Corresponding with respectable Domesticated Young Lady, view r-nJoi y marriage enclosed photo returned strictest toSSdence,—H 6. KveningBxpress Oflie, Cardiff. eu20 jfotlglg. TO Let. with immediate possession, House, close .Tr Roath Park; eyerv convenience.—Applv 19, Words- ,^g £ th street, Roath, Cardiff. e3457ul9 PONTCANNA iCanton) ,-Two nice small Houses for well let at 7s. 6d. cheap ready purchaser. BifDrleg. j\jNEW Dunlop Tyre, diamond frame, balls through- .„ 0Bt. gear 60, light, never been ridden, listed £ 23, 'vdi™6. iess than half list.—12, Neville place, Riverside, rg £ gjg. e5490u22 ABSOLUTE Clearance Sale. Lease Having- Expired .ET^V we Mr,gt' Dispose of Our Stock at What Offers. i>v +uniS>us sacrifice of 63 New and Second Hand safeties Aon? Seu- LamP?» BeUs, and Accessories, POVP-P"fscrewcuttiug Lathe, Vices, eh' bellows, and Tools, Bargrams to Immediate Pnr- cttS1'?" Invited.—Parry, Westgat-c street £ rni- 3480 u20 ANIED, gafety Pneumatic diamond frame, *v cheap. — 10, Pearson-street, Castle-road. Car- e5471u!9 jV.f ORKTS BROS.' CYCLE WORKS, PON'l'Y PRIDD.-Over 100 Cycles to be Cleared Regardless ywst.-Send for special liscs, post free.—R< ir* of all ~Pus executed in a superior manner prompt; ???. -'J/? Bu^tnes'^ for Tl l\G Mloon, Tobacconists' and Stationer-—Important Business £ 230 cash. Sta- -PT?'er' Rooksejlers. etc., good position, and averages u ret wee. ±A)0 iincluding stock £ 150). Small but cen- irciusive). Drapery and Post Office, 1 -<r -r ■; upwards £7 per week. Other .-ad retail.—J. Cuthberi Goulding, r.'icatrc. e3476u!5 c, in country, Tobacconist and liff., Sale good opportunity.— Royal), Cardiff, Insurances e3474,,15 -'?????? iW'Q Jfj3U!!a. jpOUND, a opK-mel Bitch; if not claimed within tliree „ days wui be sold to defray expenses.—Applv B., -*> '-man erc.l — „t. Ebbw Vale. e3476ul5 F. OF";» and White Dog, with a Collar r- -i' li l K-ee days will be sold to defray toC'. dor-road, Cardiff. fe3462ul6 -~RR^ I IE j*€a^&iimmi £ ;,jtiisrdlanfDUsi 2Mantg» fc-Bf •• ■ -vs.. Agents, Builders, Householders, &c.— If '• lit Painting, Papsrhanging-, Glazing,Writing, s r done send post-card to E. Hughes, 17, > -t, Cardiff. e3478u20 MRS. G-uKMAN, 7 and 8, Bridge-street, 31 and 33, ,'W'yudham-arcade, Purchaser of Ladies and Gentie- Wardrobes, Dress Suits, &c. Good prices piven. ■established 1S6Q. e3473u19 V^rr AXTED, Second-hand Bookcase must be cheap, v Y Write particulars to G 11, Evening Expr^'s ?r'aice, Cardiff -=- '-?-?- i'Bfgrfllancoirs lyGUS, from improved Houdans, everlasting layers, vev.y handsome. 10s 6d dozen Eggs, from immense ■p^s, Eangshans, 10s 6d dozen free.—George Gowing, *galtry_l ii j_ol arcon, Norfolk. e3487u21 ">0 Cf Clocks of all kinds; eight day .¡ 01 ROl. ft, month brass faces; chimes carved t..u S 11 »<li and other cases; from £ 2 2s. up- ^arq'— Lctea. Old Curiosiiy Shop, Newport. e3459u!6 l)AL};S Goid Aiedal Dubbin makes Boots andHar ~?r. ries: soft, and wear three times longer J'>vs I 17 liighest awards —Sold by Boot —tins 2d.. 6A., and Is. [B QOOTCli Sample I'.ottle of Fine Old iT ^raiginors Whisky forwarded, carriage paid, on -S0?^ of jiostal order for 3s. 6d. "One of the finest ?nigkies Scotland produces."—Vide Press.—T. C ~°Vack. Port.obello. iSr B. ^^UsrrUancou?? ^itnattons, Jl01Ü? Pniijo^mi i Easy, either 1"- -1 v 'canvassing, ■ «•O. copy, with ,lot pJnin. Good u I' rri-i-iuar, jyondon.N. [u20 A s Coachman, snisrle-banded, pair; reliable driver >eT- s' rictly nobor, willing age 27 indoors or out two Fa i anr' months' good character.—Arthur Lane, —Kotwe. Plussey street, Penarth. e3486u21 immediarelv, a Groom-Gardener single; ■ m drive tHeel ride; good references must .ti'plications: state wages.—Apply Alpha, ■-ail Odice. Mertlivr.. 844nl9 VV ;J' t5 -i-!f:tnded Gardener, married, who fi,m.. thol"'Ji' n .-stanas Kitchen Garden, also «"•-> •• cocrage found and potato p.v -ii wrsen necessary .-Apply Rhayader. 869ul9 \y A 1 '-ati: indoors; one with know j. i eferred must be well •»—Jen,e-.i —Price. Xalley House, Llandilo. [u2I. iEE Wanted, capable of Working Single- nanaed and Lay-out Kew Grounds.—State age, •a^1 referencas to Barrett, Esq., Ystradlawis, ^SEgillardre, PontvpridJ. _761ul7 •-4, -i" -i" 1 v and coal found for J Working Bailiff; I Y/"1?, 1 iti particulars, to J 690ul6 \\f rn o 1 1 c Charge of Pony and Vi, t1" ii.ii.chen and Flower Gaa-dens, Conserva- ^ectr^S,1*" ,-iiaiie ilnnseif Generally Ueeful.—Apply to -^1. Llp.cbcclr^ Crickhowetl. 697ui7 ,??-?- STRONG Boy Wanted, Living near Whitchurch S must understand kitchen garden, and attend to ponv wages 12s. per week.—Apply G 33, Western Mail, Cardiff. 687ul6 W live in lodge to attend poultry, two cows, pips live in lodge to attend poultry, two cows, pigs I Wife Laundress.—G 39, Western Mail, Cardiff. [664u20 ANTED, a Working Farm Bailiff (Married), to IV Work on Small Farm; lionse found.—Bevan, Lee Hotel, Penrhiwceiber. 648u20 WANTED, an experienced Gardener (wife as Laundress) no family preferred.—Address Osborne Sheppard, Neath. 28271 WANTED, Coachman total abstainer preferred if married, wife laundress good references required.—Apply Cory Yeo, Sketty Hall, near Swan sea. 617ul9 ACTIVE Young Man, 18 to 20, Take Charfre~Two Horses and Make Himself Generally Useful live in—Began Farm, Leckwith, Cardiff. 571ul9 WANTED, Groom (Unmarried) for Country Place good reference required wages £ 20 abstainer preferred.—Colonel Gray, Stone Hall, Wolfscastle, Pem- brokeshire. 426ul7 WANTED, near Cardiff, Man as Groom and f f Gardener must have thorough knowledge of his work.—Apply G 1, Western Mail, Cardiff. 400ul7 WANTED, a Groom-Gardener; married man pre- ferred; must be thoroughly reliable; able to drive.—Apply Mrs. Bevan, Bradbury, Llanelly. T445U17 ~WTANrT F-jl), Young Man, aged 20 to 30, to Look ~WTANrT F-jl), Young Man, aged 20 to 30, to Look v v After Pony and Trap, Billiard Table, and to Make Himself Generally "Useful.—Address M 39 Western Mail, Swansea. 298u15 !.I ANTED, Youth t,) Drive Milk Around; must be W able to milk-Apply, stating wages required indoors, Wilkins, Cwmbach Farm, Llanelly. 297u15 GROOM.—Wanted at once, Young Man (iudoorsTfor Horse and Trap, and Make Himself Generally Use; ful.-R.eferences and salary required, Dr. Parry, Ponty- cymmer, Bridgend. 229u15 WANTED, Situation as Coachman or Groom- Coachman ride and arivo well, single or pair.— Address Roberts, 3, Bridge-street,. Treforest, Ponty- pridd. 862u22 I^J-ROOM or Groom and Coachman; single, pair, VJi or one horse and garden; greenhouse, cucum- bers, &c. aged 28; single; good references—H 14, Westeri- Mp.d, Cardiff.. 812ú21 MRS. WYLIE highly Recommends Young Man, aged 23, as Groom, under good coachman has been in her service for some time and given entire satisfaction—Address Blaendyffryn, Llandyssul, South WaIes- 753u21 WANTED, Situation as Gardener or Groom- Gardener single, aged 28 good character life experience.-G., Western Mail Office, Merthvr. 727u20 WASTED, by Married Man, aged 28 (no family^ feittiation as Caretaker good characters.—J., Western Mail Office, Newport. 717u20 WANTED, a Situation as Shepherd or General Farm Workman; good fencer married no family; wife good nl" Apply G 29. Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 601ul9 BAILIFF (Working) Seeks Situation experience~of farm work and management from earliest life highest references.—T„ 14, Coity-road, Bridgend. [u20 WANTED, Situation as Groom, to Take Charge of Stallion for Season—Thoroughbred or Hackney Carmarthen district preferred good references pre'- vioua experience.—Address H 1, Western Mail Office Cardiff. 683n16 GARDENER, Single thoroughly experienced in G vines, peaches, melons, chrysanthemums flower and kitchen gardening highest references—Gardener 3, Clifton-hill, Swansea. 581ul9 ARDENER.—Good Single-handed, or with Hdo O married; age, 34; two children life experience in stove vinery greenhouse cucumbers, melons kitchen, lawn, and flower garden good reference ~-G Evans, The Gardens, New House, Thorn-hill, near Car' aiff- 570ul9 WANTED, by Single Man, Biination to Look After Pony, Small Kitclien Garden, Make Himself Generally Useful; no objection to few cows —Bsrldock 10. Park-strest, Carne Town, Navigation. 4«9ul7 GARDENER (Head); thoroughly experienced in G stove and greenhouse plants, choice fruits and general routine of flower and kitchen garden • e-oorl 1 references.—E 23, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. [u!6 PRINTERS.—Wanted at once, good Jobbing Haiud (Welshman)'; used to Machine preferred must be .sober.—Apply Manager, Free Pre??, Pontypridd'. T28330 WANTED, Young Man to Drive Out and Assist in Stores.—Apply, stating particulars, to New Tre- degar Co-operative Society, New Tredegar. 843ul6 HAULIERS.—Wanted, Several good Men as Hauliers those used to contractor's work preferred. —Apply Rees, Contractor, Merthyr Vale. 834u21 BOOKBINDERS.—Wanted, a good Machine Ruler at once.—Apply to Roberts Bros., 134, Bute-road Cardiff. 2851.7 WANTED immediately, Runner for Clothing one accustomed to the shipping.—Apply Thomas, 86 Holton-roa i, Barry Dock. 820u21 WANTED, Man to Deliver Mineral Waters refe rences required.—Apply Watson, Soring Gardens Roath, Cardiff. 786ul7 £ ) QA a Month Can be Made with £ 10.—Address Coleman-street, London, E.G. [u23 TO Plumbers.—Wanted, good General Hand, capable of Plumbing and t he usual work in a large busi- ness permanent work for a good, steady man.—Address G 44, Western Mail, Cardiff. ° 706n20 APPRENTICE Wanted to the Photography Pro- A fession premium required.—Apply J. H. Goldie, 7, Temple-street, Swansea. 584u19 ELECTRICAL Engineering.—Messrs. Svdney F Walker and Co., Cardiff Electrical Works, Cardiff, have a Vacancy for_an_Articled Pupil. 402ul7 INTELLIGENTYOUllg Men (aged 16 to 25) and"'Young -1 Ladies (aged 15 to 20) who can Study for Few Months at Home to Prepare by Correspondence for Government Situations, with good commencing salaries, promotion, and pension, write. Secretary, Civil Service Exam. Agency, Dulwich, London. 4777n17 € CARPENTER and Handy Man Seeks Employment: J well up in repairs and jobbing; steady, abstainer' —Write H 17, Western Mail, Cardiff. 859u22 SHOEING Smith.—Wanted, Situation as Fireman, or Doorman Fireman preferred; steady man thoroughly experienced good references aged 30,- G 43, Western Mail, Cardiff. 707ul6 TIMBER Trade.—Scandinavian Shipmaster, 34, Desires Engagement in Importer's Business as Foreman, or similar good connections and knowledge of buying highest references.—G 25, Western Mail. Cardiff. 560d9 IU!ÐI!?.A ?"'3J Clerks aitft iflanagers, ADVERTISERS are Cautioned that Postmasters are A 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 tit Western Mail ,e of WANTED Situation as junior Clerk knowledge of shorthand (150) two and a half years' experience. —Apply, G 15, Western Mail, Cardiff. e3469ul7 WANTED, Clerk, to be Articled in Solicitor's Office,' Cardiff, to Fill Vacancy Caused by Late Clerk's Admission moderate premium.—Apply ii 23, Western Mail, Cardiff. 881u]9 j I AW.—Wanted Junior Shorthard Clerk and Type J writer.-—Apply T. S. Edwards, Solicitor, New- port. 827u17 CKLERKS and Others (Male and Female) Requiring J Remunerative Employment should Consult Clark's ] Civil Service Annual; 2s" post free contains all information, hints, &c. over 200 vacancies in April.— Write at once to Clark's Civil Service College, Chancery- lane, London. Mr. Clark has secured appointments for s over 2,500 candidates. 746ul6 WANTED for two weeks, smart Ledger-keeper accustomed double entry.—Address G 45, Western i Mail, Cardiff. 28286_ 1 TRAFFIC Machine Weigher Wanted immediately one accustomed to inland traffic preferred good wages for energetic man.—Apply Fernhill Collieries, ] Treherbert. 700u20 WANTED, in a Solicitor's Office in Newport, an Engrossing and Shorthand Clerk.—Apply, stating 1 age, experience, and salary required, to G 27, Western • Mail Office, Cardiff or Newport. 567ul9 SHORTHAND and Engrossing Clerk Wanted by Mr. Harry Cousins, Solicitor, Cardiff good handwriting s essential must use or learn to use Remmington type- writer.—State references and experience fully, also age and salary required. 28234 mm JMPORTANT TO MEN ALL DISEASES QUICKLY CURED. Apply to PROFESSOR PRICE, 270, J 1 STREET, CARDIFF. ITT ANlT(3bT39rBute-streer i hand aide), Cure in a Few AUJ DISCHARGES, either Constitutional or Acquired. Kindey Troubles, Fains in the Back Without Mur cury. Consultations Bftily, from, Tea a.m. till Till .aaa. AflTkeFjfre.: W3Su2a | WANTED, an Underground Manager for a House Coal Colliery in Monmouthshire raising 350 tons per day; must hold first-class certificate.—Apply, stating age, experience, references, and salary required, to "G 5, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 28205 WANTED, an energetic, active Man (Pensioner or Retired Policeman preferred.^ as Warrant Officer and to Assist in Rent Collections must be good penman and have undeniable references as to character.—Apply, stating age and salary expected, Property, Western Mail, Swansea. 376ul6 ACCOUNTANTS and Auditors.—Opening Desired in good Firm as Articled Pupil; moderate premium excellent testimonials.—Address H 19, Western Man, Cardiff. 865u22 TTETANTED, all Immediate Engagement as Colliery Manager by a Man of thirty years' experience a" Overman and Manager in Mines, holding a first-class certificate highest references.—Address H 15, Western Mail, Cardiff. 838u28 CIVIL Engineer, Associate M.Inst.C.E.. Accustomed to Sewer, Water, and General Engineering, Open to Engagement.— R 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. 757u21 TO Quarry Owners.—Management of Lime. Building Dimension, or Paving Stone Quarries Wanted by a thoroughly practical Man (quarrying and Address G 6, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 790ul7 QIgtHciti1 GANVASSERS Wanted for many Different Classes Insurance.—Write H 7, Express, Cardiff. [e5484u20 TRAVELLER required for Joinery Works; must be TRAVELLER required for Joinery Works; must be practical and able to take measurements.—Apply Bute Steam Joinery Company, Cardiff. 67bu20 WINE Trade.—Required, Representatives and Agents; must have a g-ood private connection, and able to give refei-ences and security.—Apply Josiah Stallarcl and Sons, Limited (Wine Merchants to the Queen), Worcester. L10992 RARE Opening for Two or Three (suit shop assis tants), with £150 to 12DO a-piece excellent manu- facturing, &c., trade; strictest confidence observed.— Write E 96, Western Mail, Swansea. 777u21 WANTED, a Traveller to Call Upon Private Fs.milies and Hotel-keepers in the Tea Trade one with connection in Glamorganshire and Carmar- thenshire preferred, and must give first-class references and security.—Apply, by letter only, to London and Pro- v nicial Company, Merthyr, ?IJop Qb3?ígtantg, & YOUNG Ladv (IS) desires Re-engagemeut, Confec- tionery, Boot.—22, Tudor road, Cardiff. e3492u22 GROCERY.—Improver Wanted; Welsh preferred must be quick and obliging deliver occasionally.— Apply to E. Johns, Llanharrn, Llantrisant. e3475ul9 DRAPERY.—Wanted, Junior Young Man,with three to four years' experience.—W. Williams, Adams- down, Cardiff. 842u21 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, a Young Man for Manchester Department also One for Gents' Mercery.—Applicants state full particulars first appli- cation, Jones, Manchester House, Poutypool. [ul7 WANTED, in Country Grocer's Shop, respectable Female to Attend Books and Serve in Shop; a pushing xierson, good writer, and quick at figures will find comfortable home one. used to business preferred. —Apply Reporter, Western Mail, Llandovery. 800u21 DRAPERY.—Good Junior Young Man Wanted im- immediately must be steady and have good references. Apply T. Wootton, Cloth Hall, Merthyr. 782u21 WANTED, Smart Young Lady as Apprentice in First-class Fancy Shop.—Apply 10, Royal Arcade, Cardiff.. 749nl7 DRAPERY.—D. H, Lewis and Co., Neath, have Vacancies for Young Men Manchester Depart- nient; eight to ten years' experience good salary also smart Juniors for Hosiery; Welsh; immediate appli- i cation. 701u20 DRAPERY.—Wanted, experienced Young Ladies for Ribbons and Laces outdoor.—W. Hughes, 15 and 17, High-street Arcade, Cardiff. 661u20 WANTED, strong Hand as Improver to Grocery Trade willing to do warehouse work.—Apply William Harris, 144, High-street, Merthyr. 657u20 DRAPERY.—Wanted at once, Saleswoman for the Millinery Welsh indispensable.—Apply J. Davies and Co., Commerce House, Aberdare. 646u20 ^117 A-N"TED at once, a Young Man for the Drapery T -window-dresser and able to speak Welsh.—Apply J. Davies and Co., Commerce House, Aberdare. [647n20 DRAPERY.—Jones and Co., Pontypridd, Have a -U Vacancy for a good, pushing Hand.—State salary and last situation. 644u20 TEA Trade.—Smart Junior Wanted as Manager; obliging, and able to speak Welsh. Also an Improver. —State age, references, and salarv (indoors), to London and China Tea Company, Aberavon. 653n20 MIIJLINERY.—Wanted, Young Ladv for Millinery M Sales.—Apply Dent Jones, Oxford-street, Swan- sca. 619n19 DRAPERY.—T. Lewis, Oxford-street, Swansea has a Vacancy for an experienced Young Lady for the Fancy (Welsh). "620ul9 DRAPERY.— J. E. Davies and Co., Merthyr, have Several Vacancies for experienced, stylish Young Ladies in Mantle and Fancy Departments. 587ul9 Ladies in Mantle and Fancy Departments. 587ul9 IRONMONGER'S Assistant Wanted must be active, sober, and smart salesman; state experience salary (m and out doors) Welsh.—Apply 90, High- street, Swansea. 579u19 rjPO Grocers.—Smart Junior Hand Wanted outdoor A Welsh necessary,—Applv, stating reference and salary, T. Smith, Carmarthen 518u17 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, pusliing Young D Man good window-dresser.—State salary and all situations held, Phillips, Bute-road, Cardiff. [509u17 DRAPERY.—Wanted, an experienced Young Man also a Junior and a respectable Youth as an Ap prentice (Welsh).—W. Sarvis, Aberdare. 465u17 OUTFITTING.—Wanted at once, Young Man to li.-e indoors.—Apply McCann, Holton-road, Barry Dock. 341u16 TAILORS and Hosiers.—Wanted, by Young Man (21). Situation as Junior or Assistant 5J years* expe- rience highest references.—Z., Stamp-office, Aberga venny. 870u19 YOUNG Lady Seeks Employment in any Light Busi- ness excellent references.—Apply L. Davies, 16, Church Hill-terrace, Cardiff-road, Cadoxton. 799u21 DRAPERY.—Young Man Seeks Situation in Cardiff as Junior, General Drapery, with Knowledge of 55, I-ligh-street, Brecon. f795u21 GROCERY and Provisions.—Young Man Seeks Situation 12 years' experience good references —F. Butcher, Over Ross-street, Ross, Hereford- shire. 721n20 GROCERY and Provisions.—Situation Wanted as Second well up at both counters, driving, and soliciting^; eight years' experience first-class refe- vfness.—H. G., Monmouthshire Central Supply Stores 705u20 DRAPERS. — Young Lady (19) Seeks Situation above six years' good experience also good refe- rences.—Particulars Grocer, 22, Church-road, Newport xVlon- 718n16 S BOW ROOM. Mantles, or Millinery Sales.—Yonng o Lady, aged 24, good appearance and address, city experience, Seeks Engagement.-G 32, Western Mail, Cardiff. 672u20 GROCERY and Provisions.—Wanted, Re-engagement as First or good Second by experienced Man used to Q. R. M. and family trade ten years' experience aged 24 highest references out disengaged distance no object.—Address Provisions, Western Mail Office Swansea, 585n19 HOSIERY and Hats.—Re-engagement as Manager XJL or First Hand; good window-dresser good refe- rences. —Stevens, 38, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. [n19 MILLINERY.—Wanted, good Milliner, to Take Ovvn Orders and Serve When Required.—Apply, with full particulars, to George Lee, Mumbles. [u16 MILLINERY. — Wanted, good, stylish Milliner, Serve in Showroom and at Counter when re- quired good saleswoman indispensable.—Manage'- Supply Stores, Usk. 632n20 MILLINERY.—Wanted, an experienced Milliner -<;?J. Able to Serve if Required; Welsh; enclose photo.—Apply Mrs. Lloyd-Davies, Paris House Llan- Qlio' 804u21 WANTED immediately, a good, stylish Milliner.— Apply, with references, to M. Bowen and Co. Bridge-street, Abercarn. 744u20 DRESSMAKING. Wanted, a thoroughly ex- D perienced Hand to Manage Workroom.—Apply, full particulars, salary required, and giving two last situations, Rees, Draper, Guildhall-square, Carmar- then. 810u20 ¡ WANTED at once, thoroughly experienced Milliner; able to serve own department.-Apply David Evans, Manchester House, Tonypandy 650ul6 WANTED, an Apprentice for Millinery and Drapery, with Premium; 16 to 17 years good home.—Pryce, Draper, Kington. 634u16 WANTED, a thoroughly experienced Milliner Welsh able to serve.—Apply, with full particu hrs, to Davies and Co., Bristol Shop, Porth. 572n19 MILLINERY -Wanted, an experienced Hand; able ..lll. to speak Welsh.—Apply to D. and T. Morgan, Maesteg. 558"MIIH Wrf£)51naktrg, &r. -??-? YOUNG Ladv Seeks Situation as Second Hand Mil- liner; three years' experience; good reference. Hats altered if required.—Dunn, 18, Railway-terrace, Abervstwith. 471u17 IADY Desires Engagement as First Hand in good i Dressmaking Establishment in Cardiff ten years' £>1'1'1:l«11t5t 33armail3S, &t. YOUNG Girl (18) requires Situation as Barmaid, or in Tobacconist's; not been out before.—Apply 117, King's road, Canton, Cardiff. e3464nl7 GOOD General Servant; three in family.—Mrs. Wood, Wycombe, Porthkerry-road, Barry.fe3426u26 WANTED, a respectable, ataid Woman as General Servant; able to do plain cooking. —Apply, first, Bnrnell, Penyfan, Llanelly. 852u22 \\T AN TED, General Servant; to understand plain V? cooking; reference required.—Apply 44, Oakfield- ;treet, Cardiff. 846u22 Vt7AN' 'F.D, good General Servant; one who can do T f plain cooking, washing, and ironing; early riser housemaid kept; good references.—Apply Alpha, Western Mail Office, Merthyr. 845ul9 WANTED at once, a good General Servant.— w Apply Mrs. Evans, Bush Hotel, Clydach Vale, Llwynypia. 866n22 WANTED at once, a geod Plain Cook.—Apply, stating age, wages, and references, to Mrs. Wilson. Shortlands, porthcawl. 864u22 GENERAL Servant, aged between20 and 25,Required in Gentleman's Family (3) must have good per- sonal character; comfortable home.—Apply between sonal character; comfortable home.—Apply between =ix and eight p.m. 13, Union-street, Carmarthen. [ull WANTED, goo" General Servant; able to wash and iron aged 22.—State wages and reference, Mrs. Wain, Bedw'Bach, Llantrissant. 573u19 WANTED, good General Servant; must understand cooking another kept.—Mrs. Hillier, Court House, Caldicot, Chepstow. 765n21 'PLANTED, Nurse-Sewingmaid must be a good i' 7 19, St. Cardiff. .? 754u2i \\rANTED. J^p.r.uryTOald, single-handed.—Apply H.owe.-»._2i, The "Walk, Cardiff. 755u21 \\f AKTED, good General Servant also Young GM to AsKist in Housework good references.—Mrs. Mattock, 13, Queen-street, Cardiff. 785u21 aXT ANTED, a strong Girl as Laundgraaajd and Hda GREAT FOOTBALL COMPETITION. PRIZE OF ONE GUINEA. We invite our readers to state on the following Coupon what in their opinion the result will be of the following- SIX FOOTBALL MATCHES, fixed for SATURDAY NEXT ?, COUPON. WINNER. LOSER. MATCH. WINNING CLUB. G. T. PTS. G. T. PTS; "j -I 1- Newport v. Swansea Penygraig v. Mountain Ash Penarth v. Llanelly Bristol v. Neath Cardiff v. Aberavon Cardiff 'Quins v. Llwynypia 1 Matches played in each case on ground of first-mentioned Club. I Name of Sender Address March 16, 1894. CONDITIONS 1. Each competitor must write his selection on the appended Coupen, and sign the same with his name and address. 2. Envelopes must be marked outside "Football Competition." Any number of Coupons may be enclosed in one envelope. 3. Competitors' selections must reach this effice before noo a on Saturday, March 17. 4. The prize will be awarded to the Competitor whose forecast approaches most nearly to the actual result of the matches, If more than on e competitor is successful, then the total amount will be equally divided amongst the succes sful competitors. 5. The announcement of the name or names of the winner or winners will be made in the Evening Express of Wednesday, March 21st. The Editor's dec ision to be final. WANTED, JlIrs. Pedler's Registry, 22, Charles-street, IV Cardiff, Laundrymaid, Cooks, House Parlour- maid, respectable G-enerals. Nurses Chepstow, New- port, Barry, London, Bridgend. 781u21 WANTED immediately, a General Servant, Able to Do Plain Cooking.—Apply Mrs. Evans, Iscoea, Merthyr. 822u21 WANTED, a clean, steady Girl, about 20, as House- maid.—Apply, personally, Mrs. Jones, Fronheu- log, Cefn Coed, Merthyr Tydfil. 832ul7 \\T ANTED at once, in Small Family, good General ? » Servant; with reference.—Mrs. Lloyd, 111, Tudor- road, Riverside, Cardiff. 745u20 NURSE Wanted experienced and trustworthy capable of taking care of young baby.—Apply Mrs. Richard England, 33, Park-place, Cardiff. [28291 WANTED, good Plain Cook in Small Family,— Apply Mrs. Woods, Rheanva, Swansea. [736u20 WANTED, an experienced General Servant able to cook two ih family housemaid kept.—Apply between seven and nine p.m., JYlrs, Rainforth, Bright- holm, Stow Park-road, Newport. 722ul6 HOUSE -PARLOUR J! A ID Wanted experienced under-housemaid kept.—Apply, with particulars, Mrs. Phillips, Ffrwd Vale, Maindee, Newport, Mon. nOu20 WANTE"b, good General Servant Who Cook Well, j for Two in Family; housemaid kept.-Full par- ticulars to 89, Walter-road, Swansea. 618u19 WANTED immediately,<oxI it> use-parlourmaid also strong, active Housemaid and to Assist in Nursery, and a good Plain Cook; no kitchenmaid kept, —Apply, stating wages and references, to Mrs. Treharne James, Penydarren House, Merthyr Tyd- fil. 28269 WANTED, a strong Girl, about 18, as General Servant.—Apply, personally, between ten and eleven o'clock, Gasworks, Barry Dock. 641u20, WANTED, strong Girl to Clean Offices; must be clean and honest.—Applj Inspector, Salisbury- chambers, Castle Arcade, Cardiff. 642ul6 WANTED, experienced General Servant.—Apply, with references, Mrs. Rogers, 27, Plasturton- gardens, Cardiff. 674u2O WANTED, a good Plain Cook and a House-Parlour- maid.—Apply at 35, Park-place, Cardiff. 677u20 WANTED, experienced General Servant small family.—Apply to Mrs. Evans, 5, Talbot-street, Cardiff. 662u20 GOOD Plain Cook Wanted, 9th April; clean, good character, and obliging good general servant not objected to if fond of Pearse, Grosvenor House, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 691u20 GOOD Plain Cook, must be early riser wages £ 16 no beer washing sent out good references indis- pensable.—Molony, Gunfort, Tenby. 69411.16 NEAT General Servant Wanted.—Apply 73, Newport- road, Roath, Cardiff. 680u16 W' ANTED, a respectable Girl as Housemaid.— Apply Mrs. Speed, Hazelhursfs, Opposite Station, Penarth. 734u20 ENERAL Servant Wanted early in April.—Apply, with references, 14, Church-road, Penarth. [ul9 ANTED, a respectable Girl, 18 to 20, to Make Her- self Generally Useful.—State references, Miss Jenkins, Southerndown. 28260 WANTED, for Penarth, by April 3rd, good General Servant plain cooking, light washing wages S15. Also a strong Housemaid wages £14, Must be early risers; small family nurse kept.—G 16, Western Mail, Cardiff. S32ul9 HOUSEMAID and good General Servant Required; able to do plain cooking good references indis- pensable. Apply Box 1, Llanelly, Carmarthen- shire, 608n19 W~ ANTED, Plain Cook, also House-Parlourmaid" for Lady, now staying at 32, Clive road, Penarth. 610u19 WANTED, a good Plain Cook country.—Apply, stating all particulars, Mrs. Philip J. Dunn Crofta, Llantrisant, WANTED, by April 7th, good Cook small family state age, experience, and wages.—Apply, between ten and twelve or four and six, to Mrs. Richard E vans, Penalltau, Barry. 507ul7 WANTED immediately, good Plain Coo early riser; good wages boy kept.—Mrs. Ferrier, Coeamor, Penarth. 4-79ul7 WANTED, March 27th, trustworthy, capable Nurse for Three Children, youngest fifteen months; good needlewoman; assistance given; parlourmaid, housemaid, and cook kept.—Apply, stating wages and references, to Mrs. Treharnc James, Penydarren Honse, Merthyr Tydfil. 28222 ■VSTANTED, a Girl, about 15, as Nurse and Make > ? Herself Generally Useful.—Apply Mrs. King, 7, Church-avenue, Penarth. 416ul7 WANTED immediately, good General Servant for a Business Ho-s.se.— Apply Mrs. Prosser, 145, Clifton-street, Roath, Cardiff. 512n17 REGISTRY (Davies's).—Wanted, House-parlourmaid, Cooks, Kitchenmaids, Generals, Nurses, and several others; good wages; rare chances,-4S, Charles- street, Cardiff. 505u17 WANTED at once, agood Plain Cook wages £ 20.— Mrs. Robert Baton, Brynnewydd, Sketty Green, Swansea. 357u16 AS Parlourmaid or House-Parlourmaid good refe- rence good wages required tall aged 22.— M. B., 29, Eyre-street, South Splotlands, Cardiff. [u22 WANTED, Situation as House-Parlourmaid in a Small Family good reference from last situa- tion.—Write E. P., Post-office, Abercarn, Mon. [808u21 DISENGAGED, thoroughly experienced Ladies' D Monthly Nurse doctors' and patients' references. — Apply 25, Cyfarthfa-street, off Castle-road, Car- diff, 404u17 OITUATIONS Wanted for Thirty Cooks, Housemaids, kJ and General Seryints. Hundreds of Ladies Suited. Write for Coster, Registry, Gloucester. 476u17 LADJES Suited with All Classes of Servants. Situa tions Secured for Servants. Fee Is.—Miss Walter,s- 30, Page-street, Swansea. EXPERIENCED Nurse, good Needlewoman, Laun XU drymaid, Sewinswoman, or Matron's Help in School; excellent references. Wanted, Man and Wife. -Mrs. Furnivali's Registry, Cardiff 333u16 WANTED, by respectable Person, a Family "Wash- ing good drying ground.—Apply E. Harry, Cathedral-road, Canton, AS Cook or Cook-Housekeeper, by an Elderly Person, in a Small Family—Apply Pattison.Noyadd Wilym, Llechtyd, South Wales. 28181 WAITRESS Wanted for Grill-room.—Apply Wash- ington Hotel, Cardiff. 900ul9 WANTED, a good General Servant, well up in Plain Cooking'.—Apply, personally, Cambrian Hotel, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 834u22 WANTED, experienced Young Lady a-s Barmaid.— Apply, stating age, salary required, and photo, to Sidney J. Jones, Fountain Hotel, Chepstow. [8681119 "AITRESSES IflMndoors), Barmaids ( £ 26KCooks w (£30), Kitchenmaids, Generals, Housekeeper (cook), Chambermaid \£14), Nurse, Pages, Wanted.— Davies's, 45, Charles-street, Cardiff. 738u17 WANTED, respectable Young Lady as Barmaid who will make herself generally useful.—Apply, personally, Bush Family and Commercial Hotel, Swan- sea. 738u20 WANTED at once, Relief Barmaid.—Apply Mrs. Tunbridge, Royal Hotel, Swansea. 740u20 WANTED, respectable ¥hung Person of good ap- pearance as Waitress and to Do Housework.— Apply Restltunmt, 51, Poutmorlais, Merthyr Tydvil. [u20 WANTED at once, good Servant; able to wash and iron and good plain cook another servant kept; one from country preferred good character,—Apply Greyhound, Bridge-street, Cardiff. 733u20 "T5TANTED, a strone, active General, not under 24.— Apply with references, am1 stating watjes re- quired, to Secretary, Coffee T OMM E R C £ A J. li.. a hi V quired irtmiedm:■■ 'es trosi hist situation, l ( ar diS. ? -? \HT ANTED, an experienced Vasetabte Msud, to Assist VT Cook also Scwlle £ m»i<WApply. Jto, Price, tm??a??B?.s?? ?? apartments. FRONT Bedroom and Back Sitting-room or Lodg- j' ings,-15, Coveny street, East Moors, Cardiff. [«20 PARTMENTS for Young Man furnished. Terms moderate.—Apply 64, Salisbury road. Cardiff. u20 REQUIRED, Two or Three Unfurnished Rooms in JLV Neighbourhood —Applv, stating terms, to H 18, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 860ul9 GENTLEMAN Requires Bedroom and Sitting-room (Furnished), Roath or Canton; good cooking hot e' and cold bath: no children.—Address G 34, Western Mail, Cardiff. 659\116 A*~ Lady Highly Recommends Comfortable Apartments • for Accouchements in House of a Nurse.—8, St Paul's-road, Clifton, Bristol. 801u21 1 Gordon-road, Roath, Cardiff.—Well-furnished Front $Sitting-room and Bedroom; bathroom terms moderate. 821u31 TSTELL-FURNISHED Front Sitting-room and Bed- W room to Let gentleman dining out preferred.— 195, Richmond-road, Cardiff. 772u21 APARTMENTS or Lodgings (Front or Back Rooms) suit two or three young men or mar- ried couple.—7, South Luton-place, Cardiff. 682u20 OODVILLIhllO-l^. V/t'J furnished Apartments for Gentlemen dining out; hot and cold bath trams no children.—G36, Western Mail, Cardiff. [ul6 ROATH.—A Lady has Superior Front Apartments IPV Vacant in Good Locality: bathroom good cooking trams; terms moderate. -7, Partndtre-road, Car- diff. 676ul6 VERY Superior Home Offered to One or Two Gen- tlemen on the Newport-road.—Apply G 31. Western Mail, Cardiff. 638u20 £$Llanbleddian-jfardens. — Apartments comfort- JU, able, well furnished suit lady and gentle- man or gentleman; central position; highly recom- mended every convenience baths. 667u20 "DOATH PARK.—Well-furnished Apartments suit JLV gentleman dining out no children; terms mode- rate and inclusive,-G 19, Western Ma.il, Cardiff. [u19 TO Let, Comfortable Apartments for One or Two Gentlemen sitting-room, one or two bedrooms.— 9, Kincraig-street, Castle-road, Cardiff. 525ul9 ELL-FURNISHED Apartments for One or Two W Gentlemen; no cbildren.-62, Stacey-road, Roath, Cartliff. 552u19 TO Let, Sitting-room and Bedroom (Furnished without attendance) m Centre of Town; 9s. weekly references re uired.-F 45, Western Mail, Car- diff. 415ul7 SUPERIOR Front Rooms Vacant, best part of Roath s suit gentleman dining out or late.—Apply Mr. Hogt?, Stationer. Queen-street, Cardiff. 408ul7 "IjlURNISHED Apartments two sitting, two bed A/ rooms hot and cold baths. 44, Gordon-road, Car- diff. 419U17 PENARTH, near Station. -Lady, highly connected, P Wishes to Let First-cla=s Sitting-room and Bed- rooms • "hoard if necessary guid Address F 47, Western MaihJ^ardhf ??rftntSt5. TO be Sold, Tobacconist and Stationery Business«in good position stock at valuation.—App ly6, Miskin street, Salisbury square, Cathays, Cardiff. eu22 TO Let, 46,Queen street, with immediate possess on Apply Parry and. Co., on the Premises. e3367ul6 NEWPORT —Wanted largeBusinessPremites suitable for draper all modern conveniences must be best position.—Letters only X., Star Office, Newport. _——?_ 828u21 WANTED, a Hall or Large Room, centrally situated, seating about 200 persons.—Apply, stating lowest rental, for religious services on Sundays only, to F 41, Western Mail, Cardiff. 364ul6 T. MARY-STREET.—Shop amfPremise. No. 32. to Let.—Apply C. A. Heitzman, Solicitor, St. Ma.ry- street, Canliff, 876u22 ipttblu Amusements* CARDIFF. rjlH E ATBE ROYAL. LKSSKK ANTI MANASKB .Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER. TO-NIGHT and During the Week, the Popular BEN GREET Comedy Company, in a Special Pro- duction of the Great London Success, from the Garrick Theatre, by Special Arrangement with Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft, piPLOMAOT. Recently Performed at Balmoral, by Command of HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. Prices E2 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. March 19th, Mr. TOM THORNS and COMPANY, in the Popular Comedy, OUR BOYS-First Time for Twelve Years. 28229 THE E M P IRE. Manager OSWALD STOI/L TO-NIGHT! pAUL ^WQUEVALLI, -B- ?' THE WORLD'S ONE WONDER. The Handsome AtMete The Magical Juggler His Art being through sheer Superiority the only one of its kind, and marketable all over the civilised world, has rendered him one of the Highest-paid Artistes that grace the Variety Stage. MISS MARIE TYLER, From the Aihambra Theatre, London, where she is engaged for a period of three years. The Celebrated WHIMSICAL WALKER And his Sketch Company. The Principal Comedian in Sir Augustus Harris's burlesque Venus." O'CONNOR AND BRADY, The Startling Humorists. Further Varieties by the following Artistes :— Vesta Sunshine, the Vol becque Troupe, Daisy Gertrude, Millie Tempest, aud Llewelyn Lloyd. ALHAMBRA. J? WESTGATE-STREET, CARDIFF. COLLIER'S MARVELLOUS PERFORMING BULL AND GRAND AMALGAMATION OF STARS. See Bills for Particulars. Popular Prices, Is., 6d„ 4d., and 2d. Doors open at Seven. Commence at 7.30. 27503] Managing? Director Gpo. Harrington. CYCLES.—SEASON 1894.— CYCLES! THE NEW HOWE MACHINE CO., LIMITED. The above Company beg- to intimate that they have oneueii a Depot at 3, CBATE,CU-STBEET, CARDIFF, with a selection of the Newest Pat- terns of First-oiass Safeties, at moderate prices. Early inspection large discount for cash. T. H. MEAwEft, Depot Manager. AREATA WAITED. «3386

-?-- An Agreeable Drill, ?.?" CHIEF-CONSTABLE McKENZlE Eyes right Move up two. ??

MIDNIGHT JINKS. Monmouth Gentlman Fined for Annoy- ing a Doctor. At Monmouth Police-court on Thursday the mayor (Councillor W. Honeyfield) and a full bench of magistrates investigated a case in which Captain Charles Champney Powell was summoned for wilfully annoying Dr. Shiels, North-parade, by ringing his door-bell twice shortly before midnight on the 21st of February. Alfred Hassall, surveyor of taxes, and Philip Endel Wanklyn, borough surveyor, were summoned for aiding and abetting in the offence.—Mr. Herbert Williams, for the prose- cution, said all the defendants had had ample time and opportunity to tender an apology, but had not dom- ho. Captain Powell sent a very meagre and inadequate apology, which his client could not accept. The apology (pro- duced) admitted the offence with regret, but omitted Dr. Shiel's name altogether, and declined, further, to sign one dictated by prose- cutor.—Dr. Shiels said his children, were down with influenza on the night in question. He had a notice on the door not to ring, but knock gently. When the bell wae rung first he saw Hassall and Wanklyn running away, and on the second occasion he went out, and saw the two defendants Hassall and Wanklyn standing at a corner some 30 yards away. He did not see Captain Powell near the place that night.—The Bench thought thi whole case was one that might well have been settled out of court, but, having been heard, they considered the charge against Captain Powell proved, and a fine of 5s. would be imposed. The other two defendants were dis- missed.

LADY BARBER'S FATHER. Summoned on a Charge of Assaulting a Clerk. At Swansea Police-court on Thursday Mr. Edwin Davies, solicitor, applied for a summons against- Robert Chettle for an assault on David J, Jones, one of his clerks, during the serving of a writ in connection with certain proceed- ings in the High Court of Jnstice. Mr. Chettle, who keeps a barber's shop at St. Thomas, is the father of the London "lady barber," Miss Chettle. The clerk went to his shop on Mon- day and Wednesday to serve writs. On Wed- nesday he was asked if he had received the first writ, and said no. The clerk said, "Then, you will take this." He refused to take it, and on it being thrown towards him he struck the clerk in the face, knocking his spectacles off.—The summons was granted.

ROATH PARK OPENING. Preparing for the Address to the Earl of Dumfries. A meeting to arrange for the presentation of I an address to the Earl of Dumfries on the occa- sion of his opening the Roath Pi.rk was held at the Town-hall, Cardiff, on Thursday even- ing. Mr. W. Bradley was in the chair.—A number of letters were read from various local benefit and fnendlv societies intimating their desire to take part in the movement.—A number 3f gentlemen who had been communicated with 3n the subject were elected as vice-presidents ')f the society.—A further letter was read from Mr. Allen Upward with reference to the cor- respondence that has taken place between him and the committee.

ROLLER-SKATING AT CARDIFF. Since Mr. Tetlow has been in charge of the roller-skating rink at the Cardiff Panopticon the rink has always been crowded, and the pastime has gained much in popularity. Sir. Tetlow is ever courteous and painstaking, and has taught quite a large number of ladies to skate; in fact, so many that for this (Friday) 3vening a competition for ladies is being ad- vertised. On Thursday evening a football match on skates took place. The teams were —Messrs. Milford (captain), Hooper. Adams. Moon, and Powell: and Messrs. Day (cap- tain), Perry, Walsh, Mole, and Sherritton. A ?rent deal of excellent skating was witnessed and a lot of fun was caused. Milford's team scored six goals to their opponents' four, thus winning the match.

THE IRISH DEFECTION. Lord Rosebery is being strongly pressed by colleagues and supporters to "explain" his statement in the House of Lords last Monday. Nothing will satisfy the Irish party except the repudiation, by the Prime Minister himself, of the interpretation popularly put upon it by the Unionists. If (remarks the "Standard") he Prime Minister chooses, he can either offer ni explanation in the House of Lords on Thurs- < lay, or in his speech at Edinburgh on Satur- 1 lay. -?- -?--

The Late Miss Grenfell. The body of the late Miss Grenfell arrived < it Swansea- on Thursday, and will be buried, as previously announced, to-day (Friday).

ADVICE TO MOTHERS.—Are yen broken in rcur rest by a sick child suffering with the pain hy jutting teeth ? Go at once to a chemist and get a oottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYIZVP. It will relieve the poor sufferer immediately. It is pleasant to :aste: it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving tier child from pain, and the little cherub awakes is bright itS a. button." Of all Chemists, Is. ljd per 1 settle i-Er The Rev. John Johns, of NeylMid, has jooepted the call as pastor of Horeb Baptist Chapel. Blaenavon. i LJVKR COMPLAINTS.—Dr. KinsfK Dand lion icu Quinine Liver Pills, without Mercury, are a- potent remedy remove all Liver and Stemach C»*» ?la.inte, Biliousness, Headachy, Siokiusss, Sfc*«14er 1.

THE NEW TORY AGENT. Committee will Select from Some Excellent Candidates. The annual meeting of the Cardiff Conser- vative Association was held at the Conserva- tive Club. St. Mary-street, Cardiff, on Thurs- day evening. Dr. Treharne (president of the association) occupied the eliair. and there was a large attendance. The alteration of rules having been proceeded with, the annual report was read. It congratu- lated the members of the association upon the improved condition of the party, not only throughout the country, but also within the Cardiff Boroughs: and went on to record the success which attended the visit of Lord Salis- bury and the delegates of the National Union. With reference to the candidature of Mr. Maclean, the report expressed the opinion that the association was to be congratulated on having secured the services of a gentleman of Parliamentary eminence who was recognised as an authority on commercial and Imperial affairs. The management committee also pointed out with great satisfaction that the debt by which its work had been hampered for many years had at last been wiped off. and the thanks of the association were due in a large measure to the assistance given by Lord Windsor and Sir W. T. Lewis. The report concluded with an expression of regret that Mr. Bridcut had found it necessary to resign his position as agent, ajid intimated that active steps were being taken with a view to the appointment of a successor. The balance sheet was also read, and found to be of a satisfactory character. In moving the adoption of the report, the Chairman referred to the success which had attended the risk of the National Union to Caidiff, and hoped that the enthusiasm evoked by the appearance of Lord Salisbury and the other prominent Conservatives who attended the meetings of the National Union in their midst would be pioduetive of good results, and that its ultimate outcome would be the return of Mr. Maclean to Parliament. (Applause.) Dealing with the political situation, Ur. Tre- harne pointed out that, notwithstanding there had been a change of heads of the (Govern- ment, the danger they would have to face was the same as before. Proceeding, the chair- man said that the •■Evening Express" in its cartoon of that evening was urging the early appointment of an agent in succession to Mr. Bridcut, and this matter would be pushed for- ward. He must congratulate them upon the fact that some very excellent agents and other gentlemen had made application for the post. (Applause. I The report was unanimously adopted, as also was the balance sheet. The election of officers then took place. The Right Hon. Lord Windsor was unanimously re-elected president: the vice-presidents were re-elected: and Dr. Treharne, J.P.. was re- appointed chairman amid To the new office of vice-chairman Mr. Councillor J. H. Cory was unanimously appointed, while Mr. W. T. Symonds was re-appointed lion, treasurer, and Mr. Geo. David lion, secretary. The most complimentary leferences were made to all these gentlemen. Subsequently Mr. J. M. Maclean, the Con- servative and Unionist candidate for the boroughs, who was accompanied bv Sir Morgan Morgan, attended, and delivered a stirring speech upon the political situation. Mr. ¡ Maclean was accorded a most enthusiastic re-I

JABEZ BALFOUR. He Wins-on-the First Count of the Ex- tradition Proceeding. A late edition of the "Pall Mall Gazette" on Thursday published a telegram from Bnenos Ayres as follows:—"On the first charge in the extradition proceedings asrainst Jabez Bal- four as to absconding with £ 20,000, the Salta judge finds 'no issue.' It is held that the sum of £ 18,000 of the amount has been accounted for in other criminal proceedings, and it is staited by Mr. Balfour that the balance is his commission. Other sixteen charges remain to be heard, but the con- sideration of these has been postponed pending the receipt of documents at Salta.

THE DEATH OF A COUNCILLOR. Coroner's Jury Makea Recommendation to the Local Board. Mr. W. Roberts Jones, coroner, and a jury of whom Mr. J. Fisher was foreman, held an inquiry at the P&ntnewydd Inn on Thursday morning into the c ireitm stances attending the death of Councillor D. Thomas, Maindy Farm, Upper Cwmbran, whose body was found in Nantybran Brook on Tuesday morning.—Mr. Thomas having identified the body as that of his father, Mr. R. Evans spoke to having been in deceased's company on Monday evening at the Pontnewydd Inn. Deceased was perfectly sober when he left, and walked with witness part of the way home, leaving him to go across the fields, by a. short cut. to his residence. Witness could not account for deceased walking back to Pontnewydd to the spot where his body was found.—Evidence as to the finding of the body having been tendered, the jury brought in a verdict of Accidental death," coupling thereto a recommendation to the local board to repair the bridge crossing the brook, which was described as being in a very dangerous condition.

GOVERNMENT DEFEAT. Said that Lord Rosebery was Disposed to Resign. There is the best reason to believe (says the Standard) that the Prime Minister would have refused to continue at the head of the Govern- ment unless the House of Commons had been asked to negative the Address with the addition made to it at the instance of Mr. Labouchere.

THE UNIONIST CAUSE. A Tribute to Sir Morgan Morgan and Mr. Robert Forrest. The committee of the Junior Carlton Club, at the annual meeting of the club held on Tues- day last, paid Sir Morgan Morgan and Mr. Robert Forrest, high sheriff of Glamorganshire, the compliment of electing them as members of the club, in recognition of their services to the Unionist cause. I l;"Vl'lUU. ù _?

New Hotel for Cardiff. The above sketch represents the front eleva-! tion of the Avondale Hotel, which has been ?rected on the new Corporation-road, near the bridge over the Glamorganshire Canal at the Docks. The hotel is exactly opposite the new station which has been constructed on the Riverside branch of the. Great Western Rail- way, and is on the main road between the Cardiff Docks and Grangetown. Canton, and Penarth Harbour. It is the only house afford- ing good hotel accommodation on the western aide of the canal, and. as it is pretty certain that no other licensed house will be per- mitted in the locality. the venture of the proprietors is likely to' prove a very successful one. The population in the immediate neigh- bourhood is not very large at present, but schemes are drafted which will eventually lead to the formation of a small town between bhe canal and the Tag River, to say nothing of the development of the yiropertv on the Srangotown side of the Clarence Bridge. A portion of the land is to be let for M ar- houses, aud ground has been taken for the erection rrf 200 cottages close to the sit" of the A\i*«- iaie Hotel. It is also expected that when the Dowlais Iron Company are prepared to roll ..?'?. i¡¡e.?-- commenced at the Bute Yard. which is situated about 200 yards above the Clarence Bridge. Plans were prepared some two or three years ago for constructing at this point a. yard capable of building eight large-sized steamers at the same time. With such works within measu- rable distance of completion, there can be no question that the proprietors of the new hotel possess a property which will give them a grand return on the money they have invested. The building, which was designed by Mr. E. W. M. Corbett, is in the eonventional style, and has two frontages, the principal one being towards Corporation-road and the other facing I westwards. On the ground floor there are two bars, having four distinct compartments, entered from Corporation-road, while on the western side there is a large luncheon-room, a bar, and bar parlour, with all the usual ^ppoiatmente and accessories found in a modern hotel. On the first floor there are eight bed- rooms, a, sitting-room, and ;L commodious coffee-room, with lavatories. &c. On the second floor there are seven bedroomg and a large room in the turret chamber with the usual appointments. The hotel has been con structed on the most approved Imes, and is intended to give the very best accommodation to all classes. We understand tha.t i,t will be om&t sMat- i

"Is that New Yorkr s' YES, WHO ARE YOU, CARDIFF OR LONDON?" It May Not be Long Before YatUsee Twang will Come Scurrying O'er the Thelephwe to Wates. It begins to look now m if we would be able pretty soon to "ring up" E-urope over the 'phone. The question of ocean telephony ? being earnestly studied, and for a mosiiB past experiments tending towards that end have been carried oa. The results thai have been obtained are the talk of the staesrtiSe world. Keen attention; to the subject has been caused by the invention of a now eAeottie wire, and. according to some eminent a,uitio?i- ties. it may revolutionise the present system of long-distanoe talking. The problem of how to bring both sides of the ocean viftbas speaking distance of each other ha.- been pen "dered difficult because of the breaking up (4 the sound-waves, the leaking of the insulation, and several other technical obstacles of a like nature. But it looks at present as if all these might be overcome, for the new wire oaa-rtes sound perfectly and does not need any inaai*- ticHJ at aH. Strange as it may seem, however, -this very wire was known eleven yeare ago, ,-and has actually been in use for that ckne, though its owners did not know it aact re- mained ignorant of its grefrt possibilities. It sis composed of a steel wire coated over with copper, and, simple as the fombmsitaon is, it apparently solves the problem of long-dis- tanee communication. Another po^at m its .favour is that it may be used with any style of transmitter, so that there will be no inter- ference of valuable patents to increase the cost. Also, as communication can be made by it at the rate of 150 words per minute, the advan- tage over the present cable methode- which will only allow of twenty, is apparent. Early in 1883 the Postal Telegraph Com- pany, in extending its lines to the West, em- ployed a wire consisting of a steel core upon which a thick layer of copper was deposited. This conductor had a tensile strength greatSjr exceeding that of any similar line theretofore employed, and, in addition, had a much greater oondnctivity. The results obtained" wrtii thi* wire were telegraphically so good that they at once suggefriJed the possibility of eropkwiog the line for telephonic transmission as weS. Experiments were commenced at once. A fine wire composed of steal and copper was laid without any insulation on it for a mile and a half through the water, smd. and 81 uih of u country road. When that length Lad been stretched out a common, ordinary tele- phone receiver was placed at each end of the line and whispers were distinctly h«svl by the men at each end. A heavy truck loaded with stone ran across the wire. but it was merely pushed deeper into the mud, and the talking still went on. A remarkable fact about this line is that only one wire is used. The earth takes the place of the other wire The fact that, part of the line ran through sf brook seemed to make no difference in it* working; hence the inference of its working across the ooean. The large and importaai point in favour of the new system is that P. requires no paten fed attachments to work xt, Any ordinary telephone receiver will ;.at!,>?v(-'? ■aod the conversation goes on just the same The bimetallic wire, as it is called, is jtrsi now "ailing forth a great, many opinions put and con in the scientific world, but all agrei that there are immense possibilities at. tim bad. of it, and that in the near future we may be able to converse readily with our transat- lantic neighbours, or with Kamschatka. or Queen Liliuokalani by telephone.

FOR LORD DUNRAVEN. A New Yacht to be Fitted with the Centre-board. -———— The Earl of Dunraven, who, it was reported, waii about to build a 20-rater racing cuttei from his own designs, has purchased instead the Dragon, the crack of the class last year, a,nd intends to fit her on the Itchen with c centre-board. The result of this alteration wit lie looked forward to with much interest bj yachting experts, especially as the Dragon wili. be raced against her chief oppouant of last season, the earl's Deirdre, -svhich ha., tesen sold. It is believed his lordship has p!|saeed thç vessel by way of experimenting wi £ i a design for another America Cup challenge. -?- -?-

UNIVERSITY OF WALES. The First Meeting of the Guild of Graduates. We are requested to sta.te that, fer tne con- venience of graduates in connectiell with the- three University Colleges of Wales wko wish to attend the first meeting of the guild M Shrews- bury to-morrow (Saturday), a special train will leave Cardiff at 7.45 a.m.. stopping at Newport 8.5 a.m., Pontypool Road 8.20 a.m.. and Aber- gavenny Junction 8.40 a.m.. at ordinary fares. -??-?-

RATIONAL SUNDAY. Proposal to Open a Picture Exhibition at Cardiff. For some time past thE gentlemen interested in the Cardiff Rational Sunday movement have been engaged in forming a picture gallery which it is their intention to open to tha public on Sundays only. A mom for this purpose has been taken in the building situated next to Mr. Freke's premises in Duke- street, and. although not of very great size* it is admirably adapted for the purpose. Th. "hanging" of the pictures, which comprise works by several well-known artists, has been commenced, and it is expected that the exhibi- tion will be opened on Sunday week. # -?.?._?.?-

ACCIDENT TO JUSTICE WILLIAMS. Mr. Justice Vaughan Williams and Lady Vaugfum Williams met with a carriage acci- dent at Hampstead late on Tuesday night, After dining with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stedali ?7 at The Firs, Hampstead Heath, they left in their carriage .at about eleven o'clock. The co; it in an accidentally drove on to the high, footpath of Spaniards-road, and the caniaga. fell right over on to its left side. The judge and Lady Williams extricated themselves through, the window, being slightly scratched by broken glass, and the coachman was hurt about' the hands and face. ?- -?.

WAR VESSEL IN A GALE. ?-?- According to a New Zealand correspendent. her Majesty's ship Lizard. on arriving at Milford Sound early in February. reported having experienced a severe gale, and that two men. W. Tucker and L. S. Sand, were washed overboard. Another man, named A. Street, an able seaman, was hauled en board in the last stage cf exhaustion., The ship lost two large boats.

Cardiff Theatre Royal. Peculiar interest will be attached to the visit of Mr. Thomas Thorne to the Theatre Royal next week. "Our Boys. the most famous comedy of modem days, was originallv y>ro< duced by Mr. Thomas Thome at the Vaude- ville Theatre. London, when it enjoyed the pbenonenal run of 1,362 consecutive nights. Miss Mnly Thorne, now a member of her* father s company, has won herself goldeu opinions as a bright and anarkpnc- comedy a»ctresg.