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"EXPRESS" FARTHING PER WORD ADVERTISEMENT SCALE. AyArt-metts Wanted, Furnished Iieojna te efe Let and Wanted, Situations Wanted, Servants Wanted, Public-houses Wanted and fer Sale, Horses and Carriages, Miscel- laneous Wants, Personal, Articles Last or Found Sale and Exchange, and ether Adver. Msements of a similar character can be inserted in the EVENING EXPRESS fer ONE FARTHING PER WORD. The Name and Address to be Counted. Three in tertions will cost half as roach again as One Insertion, and Six insertions twice tha price of one. Odd Farthings are not charged. Thus :— ONCIG. THRKE TIMES. SIX TIMES. 12 words od. 4jd. 6d. 18 „ 4U .n 6^1 9d. 24 „ 6d. • •• • »» 9d. 1s. 30 „ 7^d « lid. Is. 3d. These charges, which muse Da prepaid, apply only to conseautivs iusgrtisn's. The above scale doss not apply trada advertisements or to announcements 81Danating from public bodies. Cheques, Postal, and Post-office Orders aheuld be crossed and made payable to Mr, D. W. THOMAS. in cases where Postal Orders cannot be obtained adrercisers are requesttd to sead Halfpenny Stamps. AdTertisements may be received at the following piaces CHIEF OFFICE :—WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF, WESTKRN MA.IL OFFICE Newport. WESTERN MAIL OFFICE Swansea. WESTERN MAIL OtFiCK.Merchyr. MR. W. H. KEY. Taff-street .Pontypridd. MIT. C HUTCHINGS, Queen-street.Neath.

String MAEKIAGES. LEWIS—KEMPTIIOUNE.—At the Cadoxton Parish Church on Tuesday, Lucy Maud Kempthorne, daughter of Mr. J. H. Xemnthoriie, of Wauuceerch, to Llewelyn Lewis, physician, Neath. No curds. M4!>uAX—MAXWELL.—On September 18, at Castle Douglas, by the Rev. George Walker, B.D., James Maddan, Glamorganshire Bank House, Aberavon, to Mary Elizabeth Low, eldest daughter of the late J. H. Maxwell, proprietor of the Kirkcudbright- shire Advertiser," and of Mrs. Maxwell, Quesn- street. NcTTrxG—Kxox.—On September 19, at St. John's Church, Cardiff, by the Rev. P. H. Griffiths, B.A., Alfred, youngest son of Henry Nutting, Esq., of Honor Oak, Surrey, late of Somerset House, to Edith Louisa, eldest daughter of Mr. N. Knox, of .Cardiff. No cards. PHILLIPS—PBITCHAKD.—On September 19, at St. John's, Maindee, Newport, Hon., by the Rev. J. Swinnerton, vicar, Henry Percy Phillips, eldest lion of Edwin Phillips, G13.sl.vn, Newport, lion., to Lucie Edith Pritchard, second daughter of the late John G. Pritchard, Beaumaris, Ansrlesea, and niece of William Stanley Jones, Newport, Mon. No cards. DEATHS. JOHN.—On September 18, at Eaglesbush Grove, Neath, Mrs. Jane John, aged78. WILLIAMS.—On September 13, at the George Hotel, Docks, Cardiff, niter five days' illness, Lilly Morgan, youngest child of S. O. and Mary Williams. Deeply mourned. FUllcral will he 'I. -LL

=- ==:c==c:ccc:c =-=- = Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmaster* are Not j>Ucwed to Deliver I.eUerfe Addressed to Initiala or •fictitious names at any Post-office. Letters addressed to initials or fictitious names must bear lb*. address of the advertiser or one of the offices of si the "Western Mail." ..r IdI'J- -A. 33igron^ One Hundred Pairs Red Jacobin Pigeons three pairs for 5s., carriage paid,—Ralph Peters, Church- street, Little Dean. o5545a20 t^airwiBwaBBUBawBnwmiwiBwitJuuWMijiwMis^aaigiwiiBi^orewMMi JuMC- £ >mtSC5j. Merthvr.—Clarence Inn, High-street, for Immediate Disposal.'—Apply J. Morgan, Auctioneer, Waterloo- chambers, Merthyr. e5330a25 SKBO«BaWlll»llll«lll«»BilW»B«MaBIIUPJffimiJJMIIMIIM^IM1»CSai»a»!3B>uialM Bogs. For Sale, Three Prize-bred Fox Terrier Bitch Pups; splendid pedigree: 10# J55., each.—1T. Pniith, Kinjf-stpeets Carmarthen.^ prnnises to itt. "— To Let, Business Preunre. suitable for Stores. Ipply 46, Jamee-stereet, Dock. Cardiif. e5359a25 .Shop to Let; fixtures and small stock (di apery); V> agents.—46, Tortmanmocr-ruad, Cardiff. ea25 Business Premises to let; buit Scotch draper >r tailor; lock-up front room; bay window; f,x- Jores: corner house; main thoroughfare; trams.— ftpply 119, Woodvilie-road, Cathays, Canliff. To Let, Business Premises; suitable for stores.— Apply 46, James-street, Docks, Cardiff. e5287nl9 'I ^ousrs. to Let or Sold, 149. Kinjf's-road ncwly decorated throughout.—Apply Davies, Wiikins, and Co., Albert 'Chambers, High-street, Cardiff. e5283al9 To Let, 30, Sandon-place.—Apply 27, Metal street, Cardiff, between six and seven p.m. e5349a26 Wanted to l'un-ha.-e, House; new. or nearly new; near triuiis in Canton; four bediooms, basil (hot and cold), kitchen stove; state price for cash down. -z 33, Express Oflke, Cardiff. e53J6a21 to Let; Lhmishen-street, The ITeath; four bedrooms, hot water, and gn:' throughout; improved SRllitary a:I'lI1gemclltt;H. E. Lattey. 8, Working-street, Cardiif. e5357a2S To Let, Cottaee and .tables Upper Grange town, Ca rrliff.-Apply 99, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. ea24 Tor S*le, ic., .lId application to view, apply to W. C. Clarke and Dovey, 31, Queen-street, Cardiff. e3537 iinmniiiii—MOWIIMB jBr.f£'51nalHT£t, & Dre»sniakiuir.—Wanted, hy Vounjr Person, to ,U Out Dav Working or at Home.—Miss Turnhul1, 9. Crawslmy-street.. Penartn-road, Clever Stylish Dressmaker Required at once. — Apply, personally, 18, Chureli-etreet, Cardiff. (Euro- P' an L>resw-cutting AssociatJ\JJJ-ide entrance). [a21 To Dressmakers.—Wanted, a good Second Hand.— Appiv, stating age, ",xped.encp, and salary, to MLss Da vies. 64. Oxfor.l-street, Mountain Ash. yi7;i25 Diessmakiri^.—Wantt.d, indoor Improvers for Good-clasa Business; also Apprentices.—Apply Mrs. Thomas, 53. Bridge street, Newport, Mon. 811a24 Millinery.—Wanted immediately, an Assistant 3t; Milliner, able to eerve: Welsh.—Apply to L. B. lewis, Mo'Tist^rK '/C0a22^ Dressmakinff.—Wanted, an experienced Press and 'Mantle Maker; must, be good lit and style.—Apolv to D. Morgan. Brercn. S3S» £ 0 Sgfnt r ^eTi crs7" & I Advertisern are Cautioned that Postmasters ace Kot Allowed to Deliver Letters ArtIreased to Initiate or Fictitious IT lines at a: v Post-office. Letters ad- dressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the advertiser or one of the cilice's r,if the Western Mail. Canvassers Wanted, whole or part time, for Swan- and District; gOtHI chancs to earn £2 to £3 weekly; a local novelty..—Address F. H, Western .1fail Office, Swansea. Wanted, Salesman on Commission.—Boston 1'ubber Shoe Compa\1Y. Tower-chamoeiK, E.C. e5194d Monarch Child's Safety Table and Day CbMr.— A few tow.is and villages in Wales unrepresented agents wanted.—Write for terms, Monarch Chair fCompany, Newport, Mon. e5335h2 Canvassers Wanted in Blvmdda Valley, who'.e MI- .part time; good •jha.uce to earn C2 to 1:3 weekly; | a local novelty. -10, Morjran-strcet-, Pontv- ftridd- e31113_ Canvasser Wanted, C1othj¡: for South Wales; epe.-ial facilities for obfainiiij: orders; zood commis- »ion.—Address C 40, Western Mail Oflice, Swan- 1!C:1.. ej'()a24 Grocery.-Wanted, a steady Voun^ Man as Cake Traveller in Parts of Glamorganshire and Monmouth- ibire; must be able to speak Welsh, and procbce Brst-oJas.i certificates; only solier men need appiv.— Tohn l.'ovd, Tredegar Bakery, Tredegar. 713a22 Canvassers Wanted, Whole or Part Time, for S",nn- lea snd District; pood chance to earn £2 to gS wrcklv it local novel tY. by letter, F. 11. Western 'Mail, Swansea. 31113 Wanted, Man With a Good CVmnee.t'.on Amongst Farmers to Push the Sale of a Well-known and ron Sheep Dip' liberal commission to suitable I-rrson.—Address C. B.. care of T. W. Ilan, f,, 57 fii-1 59, Lwlgate Hill, London, E.G. U1V8 Ajitnts Wanted to Push SpecUIiUcR amon^t ¡ Steam Users; liberal commission.—Particulars, Argus Vanu&cturins; 'Company. Tempie,_ Bristol. ,r;f3i20 Wanted, a good Businefs M-n (Marine tr.^ioec rr>-ferred^ to Represent an 'd-eftablished I!i.v-», with good coniiftion c'O'l tilary to suitp.b,- vmjz. :\pp1y. statinf," experience sn;l l)!'ohd !1)'! :tive business, to Triple, Y 13, Western >.ra-d ;C,iTd;JI. Ajjer.ta Wanted, or xnare Tin e; coiv.t»- aion and bonus.—Ireton (l.mited), 92, Graeerh^rcii- ¡ ttreet, London. CaiiTatsera Wanted in Rhond Ja Vai>y. v.*i»e4e tr I part time; good chanoe to earn E2 to £ 3 we-My: k :('.('&1 novelty.—Address, by ldter, P. it, 10, ¡ pin-street., Fontypft-ieVj 31 US Traveller in th? fr'visiot1 Tr*d.>, \V:>jki»>a i'on- Ih0n!J."h¡rl! Part rf Glamorgan, One i or T'wo Additional Conunissiona.—A. X Wcalera Kail, Newport. 5r6a20 .A Gp.rrl.!eTt1;1.Il, coftstanHy irav-illi"3g4 ?n I ■i:d Monmot-ibsbiie, 'Woul.! Like ro Hesir of a iood j Ager-cy.—-g 7, Western )c>i5;L Oa £ fli;T. '/SoiSI I Engineer '^cod o^-ection) Wants Sif.uatir:n a« fi et'.er with eiL*itr Engine Oils or Agricultural JnipVneiats; s.riw.Il, ii Z 9, VftuS4 Young Man, ej.-ierieiic^'i. Iiequiras Situation as Travriler, OoJIccto* or Bixi.cteeper • flrst-olass rei'e- 'lences ari-i secant?-—H X»., Westeru Mail, New- 941a:5 '*—' 941a:5 jir1U5((¡¡t SplendId Cottage Piano for Sale price £ 9.—Apply 10, Bvron-street, Rooth, Cardiff. e534Sa26 m«gRxa)!^«»u.MiMmMi^)giunauBngZCT^^ammvwaTOta3»eqa» iHtCtrdSanfotiS) Want<>» Mrs. C. C¡¡lhnF. 62, Canllff.- Indies', and tientleiiien's Left-off Clothes. All orders promplv attended to. e5242r3 Have You any Furniture to Dispose of P If so, apply to the Syril Second-hand Furniture Stores, 12, Broadway, C.udiff, who pay cash at once. No wait- iotr. (5281)a20 !5 t ill1l1 Ti- 5s. Reward.—Lost, on Thursday, September 13th, a Gold Oval Brooch, between Charles-street and the Empire.—Above reward oa returning to 11, Caro- line-stieet, Cardiff. 5317a24 Stolen Hnudcart from 10, Virgil-street, Grange- town, C:1Idifi.-A!lj'one keeping it after this date will be prosee.1ted. e5282a!3 Found, a Black Dog, with white on breast; will be given up to owner on payment of expenses.— Charles Chatham, Brick Worlol, Trealaw, Rhondda. e5187 SaCTSBICT«g»IIS> lll« jblfecdlantoug. Another Compeb.t-iou.-Bute Tailonig Co., 16. Bute street.—Tug of War, ten men a-side winning team a pair of ourl3s. 611 Trousers to measure to eL'.ch member of team; any person select his team; conditions, timr, ami place to lie agreed upon by captains of each team.—Kor fiirther JJ:«rti- coiars a only Bute Tailoring Co., not l:1tpr than Septembber 30. ea341a25 Eost-:ni Ast!)o;y.-t'OI1, It, Professor Lanos, 174, Ctmeteiy-road, Sheffield, Marriage, Specula- tions, or Remo .1. fees frem Is.; 5, advised im- pofant cases; past events stated. e53C5a28 "WI.d ^Trp Fir— -PIle C 111:1. de SaJety for Sale; diamond frame; balls all over; Silvertou tyres; 1894 machine; equal to new never been puncturedcost 18 guineas cash; will sell for £8 10s. a bargain. —Apply the Cyril Second-hand Furniture Stores, 12, Broadway. Car- diff. e5325a24 £ 4 18s. fed. buys Cushion Tyre fafety. Humber pa tt l;r;1. lout; ball Coventry 1113 kp: bankrupt's stock; listed at £14 101< wonderful hargxiu ever ibis jø gr nxinc. Com* and ^re; V>o«t fare paid. 100 Pneumatics just as cheap; latest pattern, £6 10s. eacb.—Jt. Vlrarrilow, Wetton-super- Mare. e3503 Safety; splendid pneanr-.tic; balls evervwiiere; tangent wheels; detachable tyres: tsken for debt; £20 machine. £8 (aPl,ro\1I).Y 40, Evening Express Office. Cardiff. e5297a24 Morris Bros.' Cycle Works, Pontypridd.—Over lCO Cycles to be Cleared regardless of Cost.—Send for »{ecial lists, post free.—Repairs of all kinds executed in u. superior manner pruJJlptly aud cfceaplv. iirlcmep. A CAPITALIST is prepared to make IMMEDIATE PROMPT. and STRICTLY PRIVATE CASH ADVANCES in Sums from £10 TO £ 1,003 TO Professional Ladies and No Fee of any description. Gentlemen, No Bills of Sale. Tradesmen, No public or local exposure. Farmers, No objectionable Inquiries. Florists, No usual Loan Office For- Afarket Gardeners, nudities. Hotel Proprietors, And at a Reasonable Rate Job Masters, of Interest. And all ON NOTE OF HAXD ALONR. Intending- Borrowers are Cautioned against the flat- tering Advertisements that appear daily. The majority of them emanate from Agents, whose Sole Object is to Obtain Fees of ail descriptions. Applicants can rely npou-it t'tr.t by applying to me they do so in confidence, and that they will be treated iu a fair and business-like mam:er.-App].r M. BARNKTT, Im •-0^72 9. Caroline-street. Cardiff. c»»MwaMsi»wwnw^)«i'»iiiiiii«si<i»«iiiusiigiTO^wiijm»Mfiw>»wuwiws ilf1!srdlaneOH5 <^aTcs7 Chi-mee of '1 LifdilllP. -SpJpnr)jd Lot. of P mngazid Drawing-room Furniture, (Jrandfathpr's Clocks, Oil Paintings, &c\ must he cleared half their yalup; retiring from Old Curiosity Shop, "j, e5334a25 RGun.—For Sale, Double-barrelled Breech-loading Gun. 12-boj-e, left barrel choke sent three days on approval, carriage paid; price 5:5s.-Applv John Jenkins, Pontlnr, Caerleon. e5347a26 Imjortaiit Bargain—Spoons and Forks.—Lidy R<'ql1iring' 36s. Offers Exquisite New Service of Real Elpdro Silver, catalogue priee, £10 198.; compris- ing 12 tablespoons and forks, dessert spoons 'and forks, teas (60) pieces); guaranteed all marked A.A. King George. Pattern; approval anywhere before payment— iliss D., Avenue House. Lynette-averme, Clapbain Park, London. e530Ba22 Write to T. Lane Bowen, Llaneilv, for Prize Essay, "Rise, Progress, and Future of Tin-plate Trade," with Lithograph Welsh Lord Mayor of London; 7d.. post-free. e5307:i21 Ire-tream Traelc, Freezers, Glases; bargain; first bi ver.—Watts, Wbitwortb-terrace, Tredegar. ea21 Iron Buildirgs for Stle (New), tii accommodate 200. 250, 300 pe.-sins—Apply to Harris. Iron Church 7 8. I,IIIJ-Jar, London, E.C. f'277d wu^'»Ti»iLA|g. nwusmajajgaano, wa :ail?! 1tmt nts» Penarth.-18, Windsor-road.—Three Gentlemen egn be accommodated with Lodging's and Board Oil mode- rate terms; separate bedrooms dining and drawing room; cleanliness home comforts good cooldllp. piano; late dinner gas. e5343a26 We'l-Furnished Anaitments suit a or two friends; terms !wJúen¡te.pVly 83, Ke\port- road, Cardiff. e5333a25 Respectable Leggings; suit two 'Young Men; liiceiv furnished sitting and bedroom term. per week.—Apply 17, Harriet-street, CJtJ¡¡tys. er2 Coniforfcablv Punished Apartments to Let in G01 don-road; l)atll-roon: llot "\111 cold water, terms very mod-rale —Apply Z 37, Evening Express, Carriiff. 00343a £ 5 Apartmento Wanted in Riverside -district bv young (¡en1.Jemnn who has no objection to share sitting- room state lowest terms.—55 34, Evening Exp pss Ca-diff. ea21 Well-furnished Lodgings, suit gentleman or two friencls; terms -Apply 83, Newport- read. Cardiff. e5270al8 Lodgings or Ajja-rtroents suit Gentlemau or Two Friends b'fthroom end gas well recommended.— Apply 19, Plantagenet-street., Cardiff. Furnished Apartments for Married Couple, or Two Friends: front or back rooms; heallhv spot; near ti-aiiis; terms moderate.—60, Llandaff ioad, Canton, 0:> rdifr. e5328a24 MBMwgiiwuiMHi Ms»iB«»MMmii<Boririr^in!g»n»Bi»»MwM»iisi«UBi«»»i niiiiMiaaiwi Clerks anti itlanagtrs* \V;.rted, a good Copying and Engrossing Cierk, wh.) is alsi a 8hortk¡ml Writer; able to assist it, cor- respondence.—Apply, with particulars as to age, experience, and salaiv, Box 68, Post-offic?, Swau- ■•AV 1019a22 shoithuid, book-keeping; one wilh local connection eo.d trade preferred.—Address Z 45, Wftstem Mail, Cardiff. 1012a22 Wanted, Clerk, With Good Connection Amongst Cord Hovers !;hortlullI,1 writer preferred.—Write full particulars Z 44, Western Mjiii, Cardiff. 101;1:12;), Want.[8iua¡T Bov for Coal Office.—Appiv, own handwriting. jf, 43, Western Mail, Canliff. 1039a22 Wanted, a Youth as Junior Cierk in a Cardiff Office.—State age and wages Z 23, Western Mail, Car- diff. ^mt21__ Wanted, smart Youth in Coal Oflice shorthand. —Reply, own handwriting, Box C 42, Western Mail, Cardiff. B2r.20_ \Y¡;,ntp,d, smart, re»pee-tu.b!e Lad as Office Hoy; quick at figures.—Apply D. B., Western Mai!, pc>rt, Mon. 813a20 Articled Cierk Required by a Solicitor in Practice moderate, premium.—Apply Park Registry, 08. Queen-strest, Cardiff. 703a22 Chartered Accountant Destles Permanent Position of Trust: highest references.—Replies, with full par- ticulars, Z 46, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 1020:126 of both First pnd Second Class Ce-rtificatea Seeks einj loyment 3$ Manager or Under Mv:ir-ger House or Steaip. Coal.—Apply Z 40. Western Mail Office. 0-u* 2002a22 iHtsfrcUaiteous! titatioi Wanted, hy Young Man, a Situation in Bottling Stores: good scholar; two experience with Wanted, One Million Wives to Wash eTerythilll Kith Venus Soap. Dirt flies before it. Pure- la.-ting—cheap. Ask for it Get it: i Test e35b0 leading Cardiff linn.—Address Z 25, Eveieng Ex- pess, Cardiff. e5332a25 To Butcliei-s.—A Young Man, age 18, Seeks Situa- tion as Improver.—I. Isaac, 6, Cottrell-road, Roath, Cardiff. eoo0a-i21 To Bakers—Young Man, weil up, Requires Situa- tion.—18, Windsor-road, Penarth. e5203a20 t' Situation Wanted Ur.der-Usrdener or Single- handed.—H. C- Dobbs, Neatii. ea20 Wanted, Situation as carpenter; used to heavy timber work and contractor's plant; abstainer.— Write Z 14, Express Oiltce, Cardiff. e5322a24 A., Groom or Helper; aged 21; two years' goocl reference.—Address L. 15, Wcetcm ilail. Car- diff. e5325a24 Gardener W mted, Single-handed Place; good required.-Apply, E. M. Ilann, Aberamun, Aberilare. 982a26 Want. I, experienced f3iugle-handed Footman (in Livery) for Large Fiiiiiily, Countn House; aged ZU; iair heigh'ih; no Iwots or to clean.— Write, giving :111 particulars and refeiences, to H. Peel, Esq., Talistris, Llauililo, Souch Wales. ja22 Wanted, a Lad of 18 or so, Used to the Care of a Garden and Uor"Œ. -Ueply, with full particulars, to C 43, Westeru Mail Office, Swansea. 922a25 'U" n. Wanted, Gardener, thoroughly experienced, with- out family, preference given to Christian Scotch, abstainer. wages 17s. week, with lodge, coals, vege- tal,les; state whether wife caa do laundry work.- Appiy No. 7,218. at Locke and Phillips' Advertising Offices, Newport, Mon. 943,125 Wanted, as Commander's Servant, H.AI.S. Rupert, Pembroke Dock, a gcod Indoor Servant, who under- stands his du'.ies and can wait weli.—Apply by letter. (1(:?-1 Wanted, au experienced Mau, Used to Horses, Cattle, and Sheep, aud Make Himself Generally 1. 'seful.-Arpl.v D. D., \Vt:6teru Mail, Newport, Mon. 812*20 Wanted, Pageboy with some expeirence for Quiet Place iu Country.—Mrs. Vuiliamy, Gia.sbury House, Glaslury, Radnorshire. 894a21 V, anted, Grooin-Gnidener, with Knowledge of Live Stock, and Wife as Laundress; good wages, house and lire free, to -suitable couple.—Apply, with refe- rences, to I' Locke and Phillips, Newport. f816a24 Wanted, Grooni-Gaideuer; handy about country house; married; 18s. a weak, with small, two- roomed with character, R. Walters, Sarnau, Carmarthen. 6H-5a21^ Boy Wanted immediately (about 16) for House- v.ork; to live inde.ois.—Apply, stating wages re- quired and references, to Mrs. Masters, Lanelrvy, L1:'Tltrisflnt, South Wales. 32272 Gardener (Single Man) Wanted: must be well up in all branebfs board and lodging found—Apply John Tboir.as, Channel View. Aberlhaw. 490a:0 Girdener, Single-handed; ten gocxl expe- rience, inride and out; good references; single- B. A., 153, Broadway, Roath, Cardiff. 637»_21_ Situation Wanted as Coachman, Groom-Coachman; drive single, pair; ma»rieJ; seven years' good character,—W. 3, Henrietta-place, Park-street, Here- ford. 9411:125 Wanted, by a trustworthy Man, Charge of Shooting pex: aged 32; married; one dùld; st-rictlv total iibstainer.—Z 31, Western Mail, Canliff. 368a.25 GeiiC-ral Sladen Highly his iate Gardener as Head-Working or Single-handed; thoioughly experienced inside and out; five years' excellent character: married, no family; aged 36. —A..James, Fir Tree Ootinge, Glasbury R.S.O. |880a21 Young Man, aged 22, Wants Situation Groom or OrcoIll,Coa<:1mnn; thoroughly understands his work; can ride or drive well 'c?.n have good references.— Aoplv Groom, Frongelti, Pontardulaie, Wales. 888&25 Wanted, Situation as Farm llailiff; married, but m encuiiibrxn.^e; aged 38. good reference from last situation.—Y 33, Western Mail. Cardiff. 516a29 Coachman or Groom-Coachman Wants Situariuii; nearly seven character, drives pair well; single; aged 33.—Hiscock, St. Lawrence, (.hep- stew. Wsrted, Situation as Working Farm life experience with stock and crops; e,111 stack, thaicli, a ay farm work; wife dairy and poultry, if required; good references.—Davies, Gentlemau Wishes to Recommend a trustworthy, l'.r,«.st, and thoroughly reliable Man as íjr(.(olΡ. Ca; (h'ner or Groom; l1ndrr:t:ludf' iumters t :igfd 59. —Aj'plv J. C. C'o.ith, The Rhyl, Brldgeml. W,;Ja2'1 1_- Vi aui^n. tit-oaU-vii b\ YouiiJ? jMan, weH \wert to Horses: plainr garden, mint, aull generally useful; strong ;»ud wilting; good character; a.bsf¡dmT.- Edwin Lane, Llangibby, near Newport. 814a20 Situation as Groom under Coachman; ride drive well; good character; aged 18. Cranton, Maes-y-Deri Stables. Ganlel1er, thoroughly experienced grapes, pesches. tomatoes, ieucumbens, &c., Can be Well Recom- iv-euded; n\-irrie«l.—J. Portsmouth, The Grange, Wenvoe, Cardiff. 706a22 Wanted, Situation as Groom Gardener; aged 24; ride, drive, clip: abstainer; excellent references.— Please apply Coeike, Even Pitt, near Hereford. 11.22 As Groom-Coachman; wiping to be useful; aged 40: married long character.—Address Y 42. Wcs. ierri Mail. Cardiff. 32317 As Uroom-Gardener; ride and drive wetil; aged 24- light weight; single; good refereaces disengaged.— Wi'. 1 iams. 3, Sherborng-street, Cheltenham. £ 09a20 Groom, under Coachman; 19; three years in present situation; well recommended by present ern¡oJryer.-Addr",ss W. Rees, Hubberston Rectory, Milfcrd Haveu. 512a20 Waiited, Situation as Groom or Coachman sing'e aged 29; drive, double or sin;;le.-Eúg-ingl{)I1, Burton, Havrrfordwest. Y33a20 Young Mm Wanted as Station Porter; to live in must understand hotel work.—Apply, stating age, salary required, and references, Clarke, Heal Poets, Crown Hold, Pontypu.1. 482a21 Hall Porter Wanted in a First-class Cli-b in Cardiff; pensioner without ,pnnumhmupe preferred: :1:20 arid livery sleep in.—Address Z 13, Western Mail, Car- diff. 823a20 Boots Seeks Situation; single-banded or second of fliree experienced; aged 23; good references.—Apply IJootf, Crescent Hotel, llfnicoiube. 872a21 Waiter Seeks Situation in Hotel Coffee, Sitting, or C'(mmercial Hnnm; tall; experienced; aged 20; excellent references.—Skiggs, Crescent Hotel, Ilfra- combe. 835a20 Situàlfõi¡-î1eqIJired as Ostler in good Hotel; mar- ried aged 28; 110 encumbrance; ex .-eilent refe- rences.—Apply Stepney's Select Registry Office, Abergaverny. 801a24 Wanted, Situation as Boots or Barman; used to good counter trade; well up in cellar work.—C. Taylor, 75, Plassey-street, Penartli. Hairdressers.—First-lass Gentlemen's Hand Wanted at c nee; ol1tdn.)r<Y. liupert, Hairdresser, 1, Taibot-street, Port Talbot. 174n26 Elretriciliy.—Wauled, junior Electrician; Little experience; state experience, wages expected. noy to Learn: no premium, no pay.—Address r. 41, U'esivm Mail, Cardiff. lX5a22 Wanted, a Cropper Riebartio, Printer, 54. Lower Cathedral-ror.d, Cardiff. Rix g-nol Plasterers Wanted at once.—Apply Stanley Club Cott.1¡;eg, Tylorstown. _u &70a26 Colliery Mechanical Engineer Wanted not over 40. —Apply, giving full particulars of experience, salary required, and references, to Z 36. Western Mail, Car- diff. -V-W8 Engine Fitter.—Wanted immediately, a good, steady, experienced General Fitter as Working Fore- man for Lo-wvti.-e Engines, Cranes, &r.-AppJy, wit h testimjui-tls. stating wages required, to the Manr-ser. He.-er oir Works, CWIU Taff Fawr, near Mertlr 32394 Butchering.—Wanted, Y<>iuig Man as Improver; willing to make himself useful: used to cattle good character. —Gregory, Butcher, Trealaw. 995a22 Wheelwrights. Bodv-makeis, and Smiths are Re- quested to Keep Away from Bridgend, owing to a Dispute Pending. 961a21 Porlr Butchers.—Wanted, Young Man Well Up in Fork Trad*; must, he g-ooci pie-maker, aho small goods ill all its branches; 110 killimr; live in.—None but good tradesmen need apply 57, Duffrv .i-street, Ferndale. 925.^1 Wanted, respectable Young Man tlR-pnrt,r;accii8= tomed to shop work: must have good character: siDgle.—Apply, personally, Evans and Allen, London House, Newport.. 3"10,125 Wanted. Wheelwright: one used to body-making and repairing preferred.—Apply, nersonally, to Chas. Rees, Nora-street. Roath, Cardiff 865a21 Co'd 1-:011" Superintendent Wanted: must be thoroughly competent mau.—Auply, stating experi- ence and salary expected. Villiers Tin-plate Com- pany (Limited). Briton Xerrv. 32375 £ 30 a Month Csn Be Made Wirh £ 10—For par- ticulars address Cansig, 154. Leadenhall-street, Londcm. E'ecstrical Engineering.—Sydney F. Walker and Co. have a Vacancy for One Apprentice; premium required.—Appiv Cardiff Electrical Works. Car- diff. 349a25_ Grocer's Haulier Wanted at once; state salary, ind{'.('l' -M,'rg"rI\1 Bros.. Ahertillery 302a20 Wanted, good Shoeing Smith, Accustomed to Coun- try Work state terms or wages.—Apply, by letter, Thos. Evan O>ppoter^I,!angonoyd. Bridgend. [a22 Tn n,\1ien'l,a.ntpd, an experienced Second Ha1HI used to cake making; preferred married man.— — Personal application, Thompson, 48, Broadway, Cardiff. 35a22 Wanted at once, a Few good Plasterers.—Apply S. Wafkins, Fa irview- terrace. Merthyr. 682a22 Buldwril.-YoU!1g" Man Required at Once as Second in Shop and Slaughter-house; WeNh preferred.—■ Apply Y 47. Western Mail Offiee, Cardiff. 742a22 Cbliiiet-inaker Wanted; good chest, hand and general—Apply T. Williams, 215, Cowbricige-road, Cantcn, Cardiff. 17 Wanted, an Assistant, Coal Inspector and a Wagon Inspector; state experience and wages required; trust have good references—Address Y 44, Western Mail, Canliff. 32320 To Butchers—Wanted, a Toung Man for Shop nmt Slaughterhouse; used to small goods.—Apply Lawrence." 101, Broad-street, Blaenavon. 590)21 Black Mountain Company Want, 20 strong, active Workmen, accustomed to Quarry Work regular em- ployment.—Apply at Works, near Gwys Sta.tioii.fa20 Slaughterman.—Wanted, at once. Slaughterman; steady, and to assist at sho p.—Apply Geojge Robin- sop, Butcher, Abe"' 238a20 r ^truants, ^armains,$ct. Wanted at once, good General Servant in Private 1- alluly.-Hanloek House, 42, Cowtmdge-road, Car- diff. e5316a24 Wanted, a good General Servant.—Apply 17, Caro- line-street, Cardiff. e-5324a24 anted at once, a good General Servant; age about 25.—Apply 163, Mov-road, Roath, Cardiff ea22 Wanted, experienced Parlour-maids, Housemaids, Generals Young Girl for Day Work Caretakers.— Select Registry, 10, King's-road, Cardiff. e5313-a'22 Wanted a,t once, a strong General Servant; must have good character.—293. Cowbridge-road, Canton, Cardiff. e5315a22 Situation Wanted as Nirse or Help; age 18; good Medlew.iinai.-Hawkins, 3, Richard-street, Barry Docks. e53")5ii28 Nursemaid Wanted, witii some experience, for Young Cliildreu.—Ajjply 17, Dumfries-place, Car- diu. c5510a2& Wanted immediately, Gereral Servar t; good plain cook; over 2J; wages £12; no washing; no ctiil- dren.—Jenkins, 45. Westbourne-road, Penarth. a26 Wanted, th iro.igidy-experienced Ilouse-Parlcur- maiel; not under 24, housemaid kept; wages £ 18, all fOlT d.—Apply, stating age, height, and reference, to Mrs. Stevens, Penhill, Canliff. 473s.26 Wanted, experienced House-Parlourmaid.—Appiy, stating age, references, and wages lequired, to he Cottage, Merthyr Tvdfll. 1023a26 Wanted, an experienced Parlourmaid.—Appiy, by letter, stxting sit-ualicns lield, age. references, to I'lapflari House, Llandaff. 1018a26_ Want<,(I, a thorough General; must cook well; housemaid and boy kept; good references required. —Apolv, pfter seven, 54, Charles-street, Car. rl i fL 920a26 -Stro11. Girl Wanted.—Apply Windsor House, Ppnarth-road.Caidin 13C6a22 Wanted, a good Housemaid.—Apply Mrs. Greener, 1, Cian^street, Cardiff. 987a26 General Servant Required in a Family of Three.— Apply, stating age, wages, references to Mrs. Hill, Boddlondeb, Merthyr-road, Pontypridd. 966a22 Wanted, experienced General; must )>e gooo plain eeok and ahle to wait at table nurse-housemaid, man kept good refeiences required.—State age, wagp". MM Davies, Hillside, Pontypridd. 985a2o Good General Servant Wanted, where bov is kept; rged 30-40; must be good cook; wages £ 20.—Mrs. Chapman, S. John-street. Hereford. 978a21 Wanted at once, a General Saddlery Hand.—Apply, stating wages, to W. A. Hughes, Victoria Shop. Llan- drindod Wells. 979ci21 Good General Servant Wanted immediately wages 2,12 to experienced. respectable girL-Mrs., Hart, Outl'.tter, 139, Bute-road. Cardiff. %3a25 W;. 11 ted, good Plain Cook also Laundress. —Apply Mrs. J-nes, The Hafod, Dowlais. 064a23 ~A^gooflT'strDiig^Girl Wanted, from the Country; able to irjn. Also, Girl Wanted as Under Nurse must be fond of children.—Address B. F., 7, ('asMe- street, Swansea. 968a25 '3111-It or f a good General Servant for Family of Two.— Anplv to Mrs. Peter Williams, 3, Somerset- place, Merthyr Tydfil. SSOa^ — Wanted, General Servant at once.—Mrs. ^'fale, 5, Cwrt-v-Vil- road, Penartli. 78.2a24 Wanted immediately, a competent House-Parlour- maid and Needlewoman. Also, by October lltli. a Housemaid must be goocl needlewoman.—Apply Mis. Alfred Langley, Peterston-super-Ely, near Car- diff. 902a25 Established 18 Years.—Mrs. Ellis Jones's Registry, 42, High-street, Haverfordwest The only reliable office for Ladies and respectable Servants with good references. •— Appiv early, With stamped enve- lope- »L2ai5_ Mother's HpJp; six in family; must be strong and active: comfortable home for staid person.— Letters Walker, Liverpool House. Ferndale. 695a21 Housemaid Wanted must, assist 111 waiting.—-State age, experience, and full particulars Mrs. Lishop, Cymrythen. Llandovery. 8P2a2S Wan tech thorougl 11 v experienced Parlourmaid lamps and plate. Also Kitclienmaid. who has been out before —Give particulars Vickerman, Saunders- foot._South Wales. 889a25 Wanted, an experienced Nurse.—Apply, with refe- rences, &e., to Mrs. Rees, 45, Loudomi-tquare. Car- diff. 004>121 General"Wanted for BrvIJtirion. Neath; mist, he a good plain cook; housemaid and man L T .i«i.rlo Tlonsp Malvern. ö33a;.5 Win-ted, a respectable, steady Girl, aged about 18, as Nurse for One Baby.Apply Mrs. Crawford, Park- place, Tre legar. o- _■ 8S?^^D_ Wanted, early in OctolKr, Twc experienced General Servants; ou^ to do plipzt cooking; .uo washing or baking.—Appiv. with tierences, to Airs. Newell, College, Poribcawl. If 881111 Wanted, experienced "Jieneial Servant who is a good plain ct1í1k.pr-Jr, with references, to Mrs. L. P. Jones, Gaion Ucha^.Merthyr Tydfil. 935a25 Wanted, good Genera^, able to wash and iron: ,I C-,)Ie a gcod wages to Mrs. Cook, cD, LUnbleddian-ganlens. C.itdifi. 944a25 Good General Servant & once competent to cook, and take entire charge.;« -tCITh1;1 family.—Apply, per- sonaliy, 138, Cas!le-oad.,|jardiff. 915ii21 W'onfrd. a respectable fMe), aged 15 or lb. 10 Do Light Housework and Atiriid Shop.— Apply 42, ltoyal Arcc.de, Cardiff- b21a2Q Wanted, General fterwfe; country girl preferred; aged about 18.—Apply, fc-'tween seven and eh'ht. 23, Clao.de-rcad, Roath, Caam. 871a24 (Yi.nty Registry Reiflfees Several gocxl House- maids. Parlo innaids, Generals. Unemployed, Hoiisekeeuers.—Miss 6, Lower Statiou- terrace, Cardiff. 7i7n24 Wanted, a good Cook wpr September 29fch: refe- rences 762a20 Nurse, to Take Entire, Charge of Baby, two monrh- old must be a w«ood needlewoman.—Apply Mrs. Lee, 4, Marine-paijade. Penarth, near (-.Ar- diit. V 57 a22 Wanted, for Small llouisy in the Country four miles fron Cardiff, exp"riew)N{ General Servant; must cook wet!; good character indispensable; two in family only.—Apply, witM particulars, by letter, to Z 6, Western Mail Office, 'irditi. 767a20 Cook-Housekeeper, £ 20, House-Parlourmaid, £ 16 (Business); Generals. Nu. :es, Kitclienmaiiis, Seulleiy uaids. Pageboys. Other# Wanted (Home, Abroad, -Davies. 45, Charles-striift, Cardiff. 737a22 Wanted, good Plain CHVK.; wages £ 16 Also Two Housemaids wages £ 12. Welsh gir ls.—Mrs. George, Shakespeare House, East :in;ltle;o. London. 717a22 House-i'arlourinaid. foji London, Wanted: small family; seldom change ? ages £14; good character. —Mrs. P., 26, Frognai, H^nipstead. 716*22 Wanted, good General *>»rvant; also Young Ntize- Housemaid; Churchwon ,i.—Apply itrs. Jenkins, Oxwich Recton-, near f'\ unse^ 711a22 General Serva it Wante i; able to wash; al>out 20. —Apply, with reference, to Mrs. BUubry, 1, West Luton-place, Adamsdovvn, Cardiff. 676a22 Wanti(l, t Girl, with good character, as General in i-'tsill Family.—14, Kincraig- street, Roath, Cardiff. 743a22 Warded, good Plain 0<>k.—Ajiplv 9, Richmor.d- tenace, Park-place, Cat\hff t66:i22 Wanted at once, a General Servant; must undertake washing.—A;>wy Mrs. Jones, Upland House, Morriston. b43a21 Wanted, a good OeneTa^'Servant; must understand plain cooking; good refex.sices required; for private house.—Apply 146. C!ifto»-street. Card'ff. 62Ca21 Wanted, respectable Gitv as General Servant, with Wanted, respectable niri" as General Servant, with good reference; from tba'-eountsv preferred.—Apply Nortncote street. Roatlu Cardiff. 623a21 Wanted, experiensed$)vtx; three chiidre.ii.— Pc"lcmL Apply, between six and ^seien, 224, Ni-wf-c/t-rcid, Cardiff. { 580a21 WantEd, First Week in October, thorough General Servant.—Apply, stating wages, 168, Newport-road, Roath, Cardiff. 57la21 1-antC(l. an experienced Cook: good wages to a suitable person.—Apply Woxbnrgh, Park-road.' Prn- arth. 574a21 Hoase-Parloormaid for Harry; Wanted for Cardiff Nursemaid, trustworthy fjeueral. Cook, Cliinil,er. ..1 maids at once.—27, Tudcwcfroad, Canliff. 552a20 Wanted, a strong. wi[j»ig Girl as Housemaid.— Apply, after six. llO. Quejl-streei, CarditT. 498a20 Widow and Daughter Wtllted for T^undiy Work must be thoroughly cxpet&oced; wages 27s. to 31s. per week, with house, cools, and laundry expenses good references reqiired.-rApply, with full particu- lars. Mis. Masters, Laneiay, Llantrisant, South Wales. 32271 Wan tel. Two General Sjj-vants as Plain Cook an1 House-Parlounnaid; also -:7trl, about 15. as Nursery and Sewing Maid and Assist, in Housework.—Address Y 31, Western Mail, Cardiff. 51fl-.2C Wanted immediately, Rtuatiions iii Family of Two: also as Parlournaid. Same town preferred.—Address 7. James-street, Brith-lir. [a20 -c.o" _.£'J""> "V'" is ,SMe( Ladies who cannot read Welsh, get a friend to translate m & DON'T MISS IT! IS 0s oes apnoeii eisieu boneddiges i SK add,ysgu eicl^ plant, neu famaetft, neu un M i gynorthwcYo mewn dyledswyddau teulu- Si aidd, neu fopwyn, neu os oes apnoefi eisieu If '$& m lie eieh ftunan l^ysbyswch l>yny trwy yr ;S „ m gg Evening Express. g V Rhataf a'r Cyfrwng goreu i gyrhaedd y Cyhoedd SI yn Nghymru. 9 ';¡''ÇiJ. ifiatnmoainl. Matrimony.—Retired Manufiioturer, widower, no family, aged 49, tall, robust, affectionate and very fond of home-life and cheerful society, possessing ample i'ortiuie, wishes to correspond, with view to early marriage, with an educated, reiined Christian lady (spinstei or widow) of loving disposition aud respectably connected. Strict secrecy.—Address Mr. Wargrave, 54, New Oxford-street, London, W.C. [ea20 IHi) >lrtllMiriWilium ■liWililMH»liliHT>iiWMUrHag»»MmMtflMfiTMimC—Mfc ^>l)o5 i&ssf&tants, &t. Drapery.—Wa ited a shaip Youth as Improver.— State height, salary, and references, A. O. Miles, r 2. Bute-street, Cardiff e5i01a21_ Drapery.—Experienced Young Lady Wanted for Mantle Department; Welsh; good saleswoman; ■- rences indispen.saole.—Apply Daviei Evans, P'rio- ford House, Llaneliy. 477a26 Provisions.—Wanted, a Few Practical Men for the Bacon and Cheese Counters.—Personal application, Lipton's, Swansea. ■ :¡r¿;,j'.t21 Apprenttce.—Wanted, for the Funcy Dtapery, a smart Young Lady all Apprentice-G. George. 11, Commercial-place, AiienUue. 983a26 "Grocers—Wanted, a rcspectaMe Young 'Won<an tor Grocery and Confectionery Business.—State salary and reference J. B. Jenkins, Grocer and Confec- tioner, Sebastopol, near^ Newjioi't. Drapeiy7—Wanted, a Young Man, seven or eight years' experience.—Apply to J. E. Davies and Co., Newport. 939a 25 lloweU and ~Co., The Cardiff^l)ia{»crs, e'ardiff, H&ve a Few Vacancies for experienced B a nets in their Mantle and Millinery Showrooms; applicants must give full particulars of previous situations and state: salary- required. 8o9a26_ lronniongfiry.—Wanted at once, a good, sharp Hand; Welsh—State particulars an-1 salary ^re- quired Walsh, Ironmonger, Port 'albot. rioi i^-L Grocers.—Wanted, a smart and active Junior ió-r I Provision Counter—Apply to William Lewis. Glan- syeban House, Abereyclaui. 8/3>125 -Wanted. an t,.xperieiieed Yr)ujiq Lady Assistant: no Sunday work.—Address Z 17, Western Mail. Cardiff. 870.25 Ironmongery.—AVanted immediately, a smart Junior, must he a gaod salesman and obliging; Welsh pe.-essary.—Apply, with references, stating salary, & Z 22, Western Mail, Card iff. 930;i<il Wanted unmediateiy, expehenced Hamd to Take Charge of Grocery. Counter.—Apply Gunson, Groc ers, Merthyr, 840a24 Drapery.—Wanted, a wcli-edueated Youth as Apprentice to the General Drapery.—For terms ir.iily Evatis and Alleu. London House, Newport, Mell. 809â4 Boot Trade.—Junior Assistant Wanted; also Young Lady as Saleswoman.—Apply, stating experience, references, salary, expected. M'Avera, Switi. sea. 805a24 "^Pr^Wi^^s7"tte'Wel,.rMavket, Ton, Pent.re, is in Immediate Want of a Junior Assistant; willing to drive out occasionally. 862a24 Drapery.—Wanted, theroughly-expevieneeel lioung Lady for Finey; Welsh.—Enclose photo and full particulars, D. H. Lewis and Co., Neath. j"829a24 Drepery.—Smart Junior; uiust be good salesman and window-dresser.—Appty. full particuiars. JftTnes Evens. 80, Commercial road, Newport. PiSh24 Grocery.—Wanted, all Assistant: must be of sober habits.—Apply, stating experience, salary, and refe- rences. Jones, Co-operative Stores, Treorky. [761*22 Drapery.—T. Lewis, Oxford-street, Swansea, has a Vacancy for an experienced Young Lady for the Fancy; Welsh. 694a22 Drapery.—Smart Junior; mustbe good salesman and winciow-dresser; state salary, references Welsh. —Randell and Sons, London House, Llaneilv. fa20 ifm-i P-e ntpd, a sharp Youth as Improver.— Mate height, salary, and reference, A. O. Miles, 2, Bute-street. Cardiff. 599a21 Fancy Drapery.—Wanted. Young Lady as Assis- tant to live out. with home in Cardiff.-Apply Mar- ment, 20, Duke-street, Cardiff. 530a20_ Outfitting and Gents' Mercery.—Wanted at once, smart, expenenced First Hand; excellent window- dresser.; Welsh salesman.—Hawkins, Clothier. Aber- avon. 536a20 fttibUc ffntuscmettts CABDIFF. IJIHEATRB ROYAL, CARDIFF. LESSEE AND Manager MR. EDWARD FLETCHER. TC-NIGHT. and During the Week, LITTLE CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS COMPANY, Under the Management of Nr. WILLIAM GREET. THE SUCCESSFUL BURL ICSQUE OPERA From the Lyric Theatre, London. Where it has been played for upwards of 230 Nights and is still Playing to Crowded Houses. Little Christopher Miss MARIE MONTROSE., Train Arrangements.—On Thursday, September 20, a Special Exursion Train will leave Swansea at 2.10. Return Train leaves Cardiff at 10.45. Prices, 6d. to zC2 2s. Early doors 6.30. Doors open at 7, commence at 7 30. Half-price at Nine. Booking Offices at Messrs. Thompson and ShacKell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. SEPTEMBER 24.—The Charming Actress MISS ISABEL BATEMAN In her Famous Repertoire Jane Shore," "Leah," Romeo and Juliet, "Mary Warner," and •' Frou-Frou." 32335 THE M p I R B Manager OSWALD STOLL rO-NiGHI; THE DARNLEY BROS., Two men of great originality in the comic line. At the head of their profession through distinct freshness and method. LIZZIE VALROSE, To buy a new bonnet." NEWMAN and DOWNES, The human lath and his keeper. DAISY WOOD, A sister of Marie Lloyd. GAERTNER and RICHARDS, The two musical experts. ROSE HAMILTON, The feature of nearly every programme she figures in. JAPA and JAPO, The Japanese wonders on one wire. CLEMART, In an ingenious act, entitled On the Sands." Next Week :—Ma>-velle's Serpentine Dancing Dogs from the Palace Theatre. 32353 R A N D TH E A T R E. WESTG ATE-STRKET, CARDIFF. Lessee and Manager Idr. CLARENCE SOUNES. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT of MR. LAWRENCE DALY and COMPANY. FRIDAY, Last Performance of the Successful Romantic Comedy Drama, "PRIME MINISTER. SATURDAY, the New and Original Opera,. Dramit, entitled CISSY." Prices from 6d. to £ 1 Is. Second Price at Niue to Al Parts. 32538 D'ARC'S GRAND WAXWORKS, Victoria-rcoms, St. Ma-ry-street, Cardiff. GIGANTIC SUCCESS OF SATANELLA! SATANELLA! The Talented and Well-known Society Lady Palmist has arrived from the Alberr-ball and all the Princripa LoTi(!,r, Fetes and At Homes, and holds Receptions Twice Laily, viz., Two till Five and Seven till Ten. Seats are reserved from Two till Three and Seven to Eight. N otc.-Sataaella can arrange for Private Receptions at Families' Residences, Address, Madame D'Arc, Vibtoria Booms, Cardiff, The Waxworks open all day, with ilew additions. AdmMsioM M u&u*L *Ob"

I Floreat Cardiff. I — — ,— Dame CARDIFF Well done, Sir William, I see you are busy, as usual. When do you think it will be finished ? Sir W. T. LEWIS Well, madam, it is a big job, but I hope to get through it in about fire years.

THEIR BOAT CAPSIZED. Three Msn have a Very Narrow Escape en Roath Park Lake. This week the lake at the Roath Park. Car- diff, was the locale of what at one time threatened to .be a fatal accident of a distress- ing character. Three men, who apparently were totally unacquainted with the manage- ment of boats, obtained one of the craft which have been provided for the purpose, and embarked for a low. When they had gone three-purts down the lake two of the men attempted to change places, and by their clum- siness capsized the boat, and all the occupants were thrown into the water. The accident was, fortunately, seen, and icine of the boatmen rowed to the spot and rescued the men, who were floundering about. The chairman of the parks committee (Councillor E. BeaA-an), hear- ing of the accident., went to investigate the nwtter on Wednesday afternoon, and. in the presence "of Mr. Pet-ticyrew, spoke to the man spo9 who owned the boat, and urged that extreme carefulness should be exercised in the letting out of boat.s.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. j Mr. Brain will Again Contest the Grangetown Ward. Mr S A Brain, one of the representatives of the Grangetown Ward ;n the Cardiff County Council, and whose term of oitice expires this year, did not intend to seek re-election. The development of the business in which he is interested, his responsibilities as au officer of Artillery Volunteers, and the increased work of the corporation which has" been cast upon him induced him to come to that deci- sion. Mr. Brain is a member of no less than six committees of the council, one of them being the finance, committee, of which he is vice-chairman- Since the illness of Alderman Sanders Mr Brain, who has always de-voted himself assiduously to any duty which he has undertaken, has had greater responsibilities thrown upon him. Tn answer to the request .1 from the Grangetown Conservative Associa- tion that he should allow himself to be again nomimtxl, he explained his position, but de- ferieel a definite answer. Pressure brought to bear upon him by his numerous friends inside and outside the council, and a promise that he should be relieved of a portion of his public duties, lrave induced him to change his d mind, and lie has written to the Grange town Conservative Association to that effects His letter has been received with greatest satisfaction, and the members of the associa- tion have passed a resolution to do all in their power to secure his return next November should he be opposcd-a very improbable con- tingency.

BOXING FATALITY. Arrest of a South Wales Boxer at Torquay. In connection with the death a few days ago of a. labourer named Payne, who succumbed to injuries alleged to have been received while boxing at Torbay Regatta recently, the county police at Barnstaple on Wednesday arrested Tom Roonev, a man of colour, who formerly resided in South Wales, and Alf Wright, both professional boxers, who had set up their box- ing saloons in the pleasure fair grounds. Ac- cording to the evidence given at the inquest, deceased, while drunk, bo.xed with Roonev, W right., and others, and the jury gave as their verdict that Payne died of acute meningitis, caused by a blow, but that who struck the blow there was no evidence to show. Rooney and Wright will probubly be taken to Tor- quay to-day (Thursday).

CARDIFF EXHIBITION. Lord Bute Asked to Accept the Presi- dentship. On Wednesday morning a deputation repre- sen^Hig the Cardiff Exhibition Committee, anel consisting of the ina\or 'Councillor W. J. frounce). Alderman Carey, Mr. Lascelles Larr. and Mr. J. B. Ferrier, waited upon Sir W. 1. Lewis wiih reference to matters con- nected with the exhibition. Sir W. T. Lewis, after the deputation had explained its mission, eaicl that he would confer with the MfM-quess of Bute with reference to the presidentship, and would then give the committee his lard- snip s rcl-jlv. Failiiiiz Lord Bute's acceptance of that position, the committee pressed Sir William to accept it Sir William gav» thanks for the olfer. and added that, in view of the visit of the Prince of "^Valcs, the mar- quess was prepared to entertain his Roval Highness a.nd place the Castle at his disposal, flie committee will now officially invite the Princa.

ROATH MUSICAL SOCIETY. On Werlnesd&r evening Councillor E. W. Shackel' presided over a public meeting held in the Stacey-road Hall,- Cardiff, which was convened forI the purpose of setting on foot a musical society for Erath— Councillor J. Miuin explained the objects of the Roath Society.—Mr. W. Price, a capable teacher of music, will have charge of the classes, which will be held every Thursday evening; in the Slnccy-road Hall, and it is the intention of the promoters to organise conceits as soon as the. choir attiiu a sufficient state of perfection. After the me3ting several members were en- rolled, and all levers of music in the town are invited to join, which they can do by sending in their names to Mr. Ivor W. Lloyei, No 59, Albany-road, Roath. Cardiff.

CADBURY'S COCOA.—"A food alike suite-hie for building up the growing body and for repairing the waete which is incidtntal «A" the procexf of lUe u-?v Health" *1 -3557

I GLADSTONE'S RECANTATION. Expresses Condemnation of Local ) Veto. I Commenting upon Mr. Gladstone's leiter expressing the view that Local Option in the drink traffic is an imposture, the "Pall Mall Gazette" says:—" The more immediate matter of interest is the blow dealt to the Government, What Mr. Glad- I stone's influence is with those who were his followers a few months ago it is impos- I sible to say. It must still be considerable. And in any case when—if ever—Sir William Harcourt's Bill comes up for discussion, Mr. Gladstone's opinion will be quoted against it, that 'if pretending to the honour of a remedy it is little better than an imposture-' The Iteap of apples of discord is growing apace, and Mr. Gladstone has made his contribution to it. The Welsh are sulky, the Irish are re- volting. and now the teetotalers, who have I displayed gresa-t patience, will be up in arms. We admit that we rejoice in this collapse of plank after plank of the Newcastle programme, for i+ will be a healthv Ays thaif who in future may be tempted to bid for office on false pretences." The London correspondent of the '"Man- chester Evening News" writes that he hears from "a distingui-hed "T elshman" a remark: that Mr. John Morley let fall some time ago with reference to Mr. Gladstone. The con- versation had turned upon the prospects of the Welsh Disestablishment Bill in the House of Commons, and the Welshman told Mr. Morley that fears were entertained in Wales that. Mr. Gladstone might go back from the position which lie had taken up in support of the measure. "Mr. Gladstone rever goes back," was Mr. Morley's brief reply. Will this remark bring comfort to the more advanced wing of Sir Wilfrid Law- son's following who read the G. 0. Al. 7, Gothenburg letter this morning? The "Globe" says:—"Mr. Gladstone, writ- ing to the Bishop of Chester on the regula- tion of the drink traffic, expresses his appro- val of the Gothenburg system, adding that in bis opinion Local Option 'can be no more than a partial and occasional remedy.' Tltis is a little surprsing when it is borne in mind that one of the leading Government measures in the last session under Mr. Glad- stone's Premiership was a Bill for the establishment of that system. Now that lie is in a position of greater freedom and less responsibility Mr. Gladstone does not hesi- tate to express what is no doubt his real opinion, that the mere limitation of the num- ber of public-houses— the idol of Parliament for the last twenty years' —is, if it pretends to be a remedy for acknowledged evils. 'little better than an imposture. Says the "Star":—"Mr. Gladstone's an- nouncement that 'for many years' he has been in favemr of a principle with regard to the liquor traffic which is practically that of the system known as the Gothenburg system will cause some fluttering in the teetotal dovecotes. Is it the sign of a new departure with regard to the liquor traffic? It almost lexiks so. And how neatly com- plimentary is the reference to Mr. Cham- berlain

SCOTCH SENSATION. Alleged Attempt te "Capture" St Andrews University. There is going te be a. great field-day (wntes a. well-informeel correspondent to the "Edinburgh Evening Dispatch"; in the T.rr- | versity Court of St. Andrews on Saturday. The general council of the university are petitioning the Privy Council against certain ordinances of the L'niversities Commissioners, and it is stated in the petitioners' cz that "there are prospects of affiliation with Biairs College. Aferdeeikihire, the arrangements with regard to which are almost completed." As Biairs College is a Roman Catholic semi- nary, this statement hu.-s na.turally caused some sensation. The rejoarkubje "tiling is that the matter has never been before either t.i;? university oourt. or the seDatus, and it will be interesting to learn vrhn has bee-n. making the "arrangements"' in question. It looks as if a.n attempt wras being made to capture St. Andrews by surprise. We may m-e.nAion that. the Marquess of Bute is Lord Rector of the University.

CARDIFF LAD'S ESCAPADE. In Possession of Cheap Literature and a Dark Lantern. Sidney Charles Voung, a- bov, who de- scribed himself as coming- from Cardiff, was charged before1 ih" Bristol magistrates on Wednesday with stealing 14s. 4-d. in money from a chemist's shop in Collwge-street, Bris- tol. The boy was found in the shop with his hand close to the till. Money was missed from that recepiacle, and upon being taxed with the theft h« admitted his guilt. The Ixoy had in his possession a quantity of litera- ture of the penny dreadful typo, and also a dark lantern.—The Magistrates adjourned the case until Friday, in order that inquiries might be made in Cardiff concerning the bov's history.

HITiSON'S !—Nothing produces such perfect sweet- Hudson's! neas and cleanliness as "Hudson's Hudson's! Extract 01 Soap oi Hudson's Dry ,So»p. e3-^357

PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION. Another Pointed Warning Given by I Truth." "Truth" say.—I wish to put bondholders in the Provident Association, ujxm their guard II against joining any movement for the recovery of their subscriptions engineered by persons who may not in every respect, he relied upon to con- I duct the proeetdine's properly and in the true interests of thosE" who have invested their money in this concern- I may, however, state that I have been overwhelmed with letters from bondholders wishing to join the movement which I have underrakeu to inaugu- rate. It is quite impossible for me to reply to these <3ommimications Keparately. and 1 must, therefore, ask my coi*respo»dent« to accept this general notification—viz.. that I am registering the names and addresses of all these bondholders, and that I am taking measures to prepare a distinct plan of action, by which 7 hc]xj to sa^'e their interests, and, if possible, to obtain the return of at least a. por- tion of their subscriptions. I shall shortly, i i trust, be. able to announce in what manner i expect to accompli-h this pulT'Ose. and until thel: I must ask them, to exercise patience.

I "NATURAL CAUSES." {Coroner's Inquiry into the Death of Lord j Jersey's Stepfather. I Mr. Troutbeck. the Westminster coroner. held an inquest on Wednesday afternoon on the j body of Mr. Charles Brandling, of Micklleton Hall, Yorkshire, and 32. Wilton-place, Knights- bridge, who was found daad in bed at his town residence on Sunday morning last. The deceased gentleman was the second husband of Julia, Countess of Jersey, who predeceased him about a year ago, and was stepfather to the present Earl of Jersey, at whose request the coroner consented to hold the inquiry at the house where I the death took place, thus avoiding the necessity of removing the body to the public mortuary at Ebury Bridge.—Medical evidence showed that j the deceased gentleman, who was 63 years of I age, had long suffered from kidney disease, and that death resulted from sudden failure of the heart..—A verdict of Death from natural causes was returned.

LOSS OF A SWANSEA VESSEL. Six of the Crew .has been Landed at Liverpool. 011 Wednesday the steamer Iberia, of the Pacific Steam Navigation Company's line. arrived at Liverpool from the West Coast of South America, a.nd landed six of the crew of the Swansea sailing ship Cane Breton, whiah was totally lost on July 25 in the South Pacific, under circumstances already reported in the Express." They were received at the Liverpool Sailors' Home by the Shipwrecked Mariners' Society, and were supplied with means for reaching their respective homes.

STONES ON THE RAILS. Dowlais Boys Charged with Attempted Train Wrecking. At Merthyr Police-court on Wednesday two boys, twelve years of age, named Thomas Jernon and Henry James Pugb, were fined 40s. each, or a month, for placing stones and a piece of iron on the Great Western Railway, between Cwmbargoeel and Vocbriw. on August 17.—Mr. Waddington prosecuted, and it appeared from the evidence that the boys wanted to throw the I engine off the line so that they would not have to work at the colliery the next day.

NEWPORT FOOTBALLER MARRIED. A large number of friends of the contracting parties aroembled at St. John's Churc-h, Main- dee, on Wednesday for the marriage of Mr. H. I'Qj-t-y Phillips, the well-known football half- back (son of Mr. Edwin Phillips, of G-laslyn. Newport and representative at. that port of Messrs. Partridge, Jones, and Co.), to Miss Lucie Edith Pritchard (of London), niece of Mr. W. Stanley Jones. The service was con- ducted by the Rev. J. Swinnerton, vioar, and the bride wa* given away by her uncle. Mr. Trevor Phillips- brother of the bridegroom, wax the best man. The bridemaids wi-ra Miss Nellie. Pritchard. sister of the bride: Miss Agues Phillips, sister of the bridegroom: Miss Myfanwy Jones and Mi*e Olwyn Jones, daughters of Mr. Stanley Jones. The iiappy pair left. to spend the honeymoon in Nortii I Wales.

I TRAFFIC AT CARDIFF DOCKS. H Sir William Tho" eas Lewis will meet at the Town-hall. Cardiff, on. Friday next a ceKtrmiitJtee representing the Craeiifx Chamber of Commerce and corporation with reference to the question of the bridge over the canal at James-street. It is contended that the opening of the bridge causes a serious delay in traffio, and some arrangement with., a view of remedying the evil is sought to be made.

Three members of the board of directors of the London and North-Western Railway Com- pany, accompanied by Mr. J. Bishop, of Aber- gavenny (district traffic superintendent' paid a visit to Barry Docks on Wednesday, and were conducted over the Barry Company's dock and railway works by Mr. Richard Evans, the general manager, and other officials For the past quarter of a century there has been one continuous flow of letters bearing testimony to the trulv wonderful cures effected by Clarke's World-famed Blood Mixture, "tiie finest Mlood Puri- tier that science and medical skill have brought to light." Sufferers from Scrofula, Scurvy, fciena, Bad Legs, Skrr. and Blood Diseases, Pimples and l Sores of any kind are solicited to give it a trial to test itr, value. Sd,1 everywhere, at 2s. M. ner bottle. Beware of we.tUsss uaitatioAS. and substitutes. el337

At the Turn of the Tide, SOME FACTS OF INTEREST TO LADIES. The Age when Woman Pauses at the Height of Her Persenal ZD Ch-rms. In reality, at 35 a woman is still pausing at the height of her peronal charm. She gained the height, perhaps, seven or eight years before, but if she has been careful of herself, has had small experience of sorrow and paui and apprehension, has not had too hard work for mind or body. has had but little illness, lues kept her temoer and spared herself worry. He has not fairly begun the descent; or. if she has. then there is a slightly pa t1:c.tje chart* shout her, is about the golden tarnish of a rose that drops ?t« first petal, but is still the rose. For into the beauty of twenty, gradually unfolding and expanding up to ?.5 or 26, the soul, unfolding and ex- panding, too, has infiltrated a new quality, one v hicb is wanting to youth except in extraordinary in- stances and -his beauty of spirit and of iute-ilect has been, added to be-auty of flesh with ever-ii'creasinv power. And then just as the contours begin to yield, and the beauty of the Sesh ass tunes a doubtful part- when diet and exercise and massage and sleep, and the right colours, and not tco much light, all have to be carefully considered, and a veil is needed hide the fine lines when in the sun —and if Betty gives "the cheek a touch of red" and the hair a dust of gold powder, it is not our affair to know of it. nor doe", it diminish the fascination she uncousciousiv exert*—theu, ;f she has improved the years, come-' the second stage—of a eupenor captuvati.on to that exercised by the mere fleshly beauty. It w in the years of this ■period tbat unconsciously and- unwilhngiy women charm men mucit younger than themselves, and always men of rather ex- traordinary inteUeotual power. into pro- posals of marriage. At this time a worMan understamds-herself. and knows how to balance and counterbalance the circumstances of thE world about her She hae probably read man> books; she has seen many people; if the. amounts to anything wonh considering she has tact And skill and ease- of manner, she has lea rned something of the intricacies of human natiuv acid of the secrets of the heart; she has learned how to r&nder. net ernly herself, but her turrounduigs, attractive: she is no longer exacting: she-, makes people near her comfort- able she puts them into conceit- of themselves —that inexplicably pleasant mood. And people seek her prefeeotly for the eakp of ;eing com- fortable, and for the delightful atmospliere that Iter presence seexus to. create; men admire her, women adore her, young people follow her; she is a. social pOM er, ajtd it- .-of more weight and consequence than :my young person TIOT, I upon a thrcne—for, although she live tc three- score and tea, her throne is upon mea -:¡e:I1'ts. (

THE DIVINING ROD. A Cardiff Man Tells of His Success in Using It. Z> Mr. William Roth-veil, who for seventeen years hit;, lived ai 65. George-street, Cardiff, and who has obtained some considerable fame for h:s success with the divining rod. has recently been interviewed by a repre- sentative of the Evening Express." Mr Rott- vrell works in the day at I us vane, and he is past middle-age. and unpretentious in manner, though mrdonably proud of his mysterious gift. Lse a hazel stick, don't you?" said the reporter, favourably impressed by the man's manner. "No." was the reply, "any bit of wood will do. or a two-foot rule (on- duchig one from his pocket) few (fee aaMfr of that." Placing a half-crown on the tebfe, he picked up the rule and held one end in each hand. through the fourth finger and thumb. The, rule was then in a triangular shape, and at once* assumed something of the properties of a magnet, not attracting the half-crown tc itself, but bending towards the coin. slowly and forcibly. This it did as often as it was placed in the same position. "Now." was the next question, "and where, did you first discover you could do thesti tilings ?': "Well, about four years ago 1 was at Lis- vane. and having heard and read a lot about the divining rod. 1. out of curiosity, cut a stick, and walked across the fields until, ml » certain spot. the stick began to oscillate and turn down- I tried over and over again, with the same result. My first venture was with JMr. L, ddon. of Lisvane. for whom I found water, and also ascertained its exact depth, and a. 60ft. weli was sunk." He mentioned other cases in which he had been similarly successful. One-$ was that of Mr. John Hopkins. of Llan- daff. Mr. Hopkins had bored 34ft. without i finckng a. drop of water, but Mr. Rothwell, a few yafrds otF, found a good supply, and at a>j dentli of only 22ft. The other cases were] quite as remarkable, some applying to minerals, j to whose attraction the divining Tod is equally: suareptible. The mot* difficult part of the' business is to find out wha.t the rod is bending to—it may I, at a corpse, which attracts justl the same as water and minerals—and Mr. Rothiwell. when he goes Oil an (>xpeditioIl. ha* ro take with ilim, for purpo<ses of neutralise- j tion. a miscellaneous collection of articleg. j When the rod bench; (if he is searching ftrrt water) he applies water to the rod. and if iV stands still he knows then that water is the atfcrae^inig force: the same wiith metals, so that Mr. Rotliwell lias to know something: of metallus-gy. "But how would you find a corpse ?" "I should use a piece of putrid meat. No; • I 1-11111-1 identify' any particular body, or tlte;, sex. or tell how Jong he or she had been buried."1 M.r. Pothweil. though lie has not yet gauged the depths of Ins singular profession, has ad- vanced so far, however, that, blindfolded and in the dark, he has found watches and esoins, and he is prepared to do so a.a.:n. if chal- lenged. He also declares that water shall be exaetlv located where he says it is, and tha*' where he says it is not it shall not. be.

CHARGES AGAINST BARMAiDS Disgraceful Allegations bv a Lady Temperance Lecturer. "Gwyripth Yaughan" (M^s. HuglM"). speaking Bit a temperance demonstration at' Llaneilv on Wednesday night, dealt sevcrelv with the bajmatd system in the eyiemtry, and maintained that it was impossible for any bar- maid, ii, the conditions in winch she was placed, to lead a pure and virtaous life, and, while people cried that it was the sphere of the woman to be ai heme, she would never remain idle while tIt? flowers of our nanon were en- gaged in this way in the liquor trade. ow

On Wednesday evening the Rr-v- (-karles Garrett preached a sermon at the P»*v*Ji-road Wesleyan Chapel. Cardiff, and eci'ie* dons were made on behalf of the Sunday School. 1> KN'NKS!* or the LIQUOR RVjIT positively CERED by administering I-r. ITAlSE&s 5 COIj^IX f.rucrnc. It iu a Jiow.ior. which lie in beer, coffee, or te*, or in food without knowledge 0'1 the patient. It is harmless :Ðd will eHert a |<cra»K«nt and < vrr, vhfi' r ihe patient is a modiT*t<> drinker '.W an »<eoh.»ii3 wwii. J. has been given in i-heivsm Is of nw, and in every instance a. perfect cure brs followed. It Ilenr fails. Ilie system once impregnated with toe rjiwvSc ri bccomes an utter impossibility for tie li.fuor apt e tiie to exist. Forty-eight par book of ,)«rticulii* Oil receipt of postage stamp. Can tee bad of Hic*» IInd Co., 28. Duke-street, Queen et.wt. and Para. dise-row. Cardiff. Trade supplied Lxach ull' Co. tLimited;, London.