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t- L, I%- 0 Look Out for Our Views of "Beautiful Britain" Next Friday «- "EXPRESS" FARTHING PER WORD ADVERTISEMENT SCALE. • Aprta.-t, Wanted. Famisb.d t. I>t »4 Wanted, Situate Wanted, fcrj £ Wanted, PnUicho^s Wanted and f.r Sale, H„ses and Cama^, MW- Janeous Wants, Personal, Articles Lost or Found Sale and EKchanje, and other AdT,r. Usenet, of a similar character c« 1» SS 101 ONE FARTHING PER WORD. 'ilie Name and Address t» be Counted. Three m fertions will cost half as mnch again as One Insertion, and Six insertions twice the ?rice of one. Odd Fartmnjysare not six TIKM. 12 words 3d 4id 6d. is 4|d 9d. 24 „ 6d 9d. Is. A 30 Jt, 7jd. lid. Is. 3d. These charges, wmeu must; "toe prepaid, apply only to consecutive insertions. The above" scale does not apply to trade advertisements Or to announcements emanating from public bodies. Cheques, Postal, and Post-office Orders should be crossed and made payable to Mr. D- ta Ord«.«u«.t bo obtained adhere to .end Halfpenny Stamps. Ml.wing places Advertisements may be received at ths P „ K*mV* CHIEF OFFICE .-WESTERN MAIL YM+CAMM. WI8TEM Mitt OFFICE ••• S„AN9EA. »■ 4U"- °" Mertlrjr. WESTERN MAIL OFFICE MR. W. H. KET. Taif-street Pontypridd. MR. C HuTCHiNes, Queen street

sbtnos, jD?tiU)s>» T)EATHS. .CASCAJO.—ON SMDAY, November 4, of Juan Cascajo, of ±' ;x-e„ Cemetery on Friends, Graveyard. No WILLIAMS.-Oll November 3, at DuffrYll Frwd, Henry 'a Williains, second son of the late Henry oi Dullryii Fr,,d, a,ged 92 years. .J Advertisers are Cautioned that ,Pos^e™ Not Allowed to Deliver Letters tic ie»«cci to Init wis or Fictitious JS'ames at any Post-oflice. Letteik ai dressed to Initial or Fictitious Mame« must, tva the address of the^advertiser or one of the of thto Western ail. in p rnmsfrg to %tt To Let, Business Premises suitable for stores.- ^ly46, James-street, Docks, Cardiff. eg0d9_ ^ale Itoon15 to iLct. "toTitTSst. position in Pentre.-Apply .1,: ii, oncl(la v a 11ey. e5801d6 a pergonal Letters WriiteiTlw Uneducated Persons, Is. fF,] [k| Wel^li).—Letter Exchange, ,5, Charles- (fenUish, ™?i..ii, e5B42'15 -ll iftatrimomal* i' Matrimony.—Spinster, no relations, B583 yearly; "freehold property, few thousands at bankeis, resi- dential loca.lity unimportant-Miss Wood, Adver- tiser Office, Bristol. e5856d7 ^rfoalasm* —CatVuTys < May-street) Private School r.atin. Fiench, Shorthand, Mathematics, &c. EstabUsheJ 16 jlrlisceUaneOHS slants* gtenutiirp Wanted.—Xo matter what Quantity or caSh '«wrn. Original Advertising Bu;er.— -Voodruff, Aleteor-streefc, Jtoath (Close to_ Irfir- aary. eo844d5^ for JBisspasfai. Excellent Business for &,11e, including stocky and fixtures, near centre of town of Cardiff; estab- lished five veafs.—For full particulars, apply C. S. Arthur, Estate Agent, 10, Queen-street Car- diff. eo857d8 f)ousrs. No. 20, Edward-terrace, Queen-street, Cardiff, for immedia,te Sale.—Apply within between 6.30 and 9 p.m. e5890(112 For Sale, 37, Neville-street; well-built house, with evr.rv convenience; would suit doctor; also One in BortWin-ftreet (o;T Cathedral-road), and 100 and 102, Plasturton-aveime.—Particulars Thomas, 108, Rich- jr.ond-road, Cardiff. e5859d8 r t i i i Gun.—For Sale, Double-barrel Breech-loading Gun, 12-bore, with all the latest improvements; price 60s. lent three days on approval; carriage paid.-Apply John Jenkins, Ponthir, Caerleon. e5892dl2 Guns.—137 Babbits Killed at cost of 3s. lOd. 'with Ruffalo Bill's favourite, Xoiseless, Safety Sharnshooter! Fires shots or balls; kills at 158 yards guaranteed 26s. each; catalogues.—Hills- Jon, Gun Manufacturers, Folkestone. 200 second- han 1 gun*. e5865d EtfPtlt5. Bargain Seldom Met With.—Safety, pneumati c double tube tyres; very latest pattern; never used; taken for debt; no use to owner; weight, 301bs. listed £ 23 IDs. wonderful chance; sent on approval with pleasure; cash, £ 6 12s. 6d.—5, Regent-street, Weston-super-mare. e3763 Morris Bros.' Cycle Works, Pontypridd.—Over 1C0 Cycles to be Cleared regardless of Cost.—Send for III ecial lists, post free.—Repairs of all kinds executed in a superior manner promptly and cheaply. jftticellanemis Income-Tax. Hints to Taxpayers contains all requisite information re Keturns, Appeals, and Claims for Repayment of Overcharges; 115 pages. Post free, 2s. 8d.—Mitchell, Printer, Victoria-street, Wolverhampton. e5879dl0 Is Your Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for Watfli Repairs of every des- cription is Kiel"s, 38, Castle-road, opposite Cardiff Castle. C5377A9 ^orsfeg,i.tbe ^torlt.Carnaats For Sale, Cob 13.2 hands, with Business Trap and Harness; lot, RIO. Also Pony, 12.2 hands; war- ranted sound; quiet to ride or drive. Also Three Traps, from B4. Two Sets of Pony Harness; will sell cheap.—8, Rose-street, Routh. e5860d7 For Sale, at Rover's, Wharton-street, Cardiff, new Light Spring Trolly and One Light Hauling Cart. e5868d8 iWoncp. A CAPITALIST is prepamTtoliiake IMMEjDIATK PROMPT. and STRICTLY PRIVATE CASH ADVANCES m Sums from -PI £ 10 TO £ 1.000 TO Professional Laaiss and No Fee of anv description. Gentleman, No Bills of Sale. Tradesmen, No public or local exposure Farmers. ot)jectionable Inquiries. Florists, u^ual Loan Office For- Market Gardeners, mahties. Hotel Proprietors, And at a Reasonable Rate J&b Masters, of Interest. And OF KAxn ALONE. Intending Borrowers are Cautioned against the f.at- fcerina: Advertisements that appear claily. The majority of them emanate from Agents, whose bole Object is to Obtain Fees of all descriptions. Applicants can rely upon it that by applymii to me they ao so m confidence, and that they will be treated in a inu* and business-like manner. Apply m BARNETT, 37230 9. Caroliue-Btrfteti, Cardiff. L -¡ 'We\ guartineitts* Well-furnished Apartments, suit one or two gentle- men terms moderate.—83, Newport-road, Car- diff. e5891dl2 Board and Lodging, or Furnished Apartments, near Docks, Wanted by Young Married Couple, and one child eighteen months old.-Statc inclusive terms to L_39, Express Office, Cardiff. e3885d!0 Comfortable Furnished Apartments; Sitting-room and Bedroom; board and lodgings, 13s. weekly lodgings, 4s.—16, Brook-street, Canton. e5884dl0 Lodgings fOT respectable Lady or Gentleman.— Bussell, 57, Lower Cathedral-road, Cardiff, [edo Good Home Offered for Homeless Girl.-47, Eldon- road, Cardiff. e5855d7 C,Mf Ccmfortftble Home Offered to Gentleman or Lady, to Board with Family, or Apartments; home com- forts terms moderate.—81, Paget-stre.et, Grange- towu, Cardiff. e5854d7 Comfortable Home in Penarth for Two or Three Gentlemen or Ladies; piano; g-ag.—Addrrss K 9, Express Office, Cardiff. ° e5841d5 Furnished Apaifamenth Wanted bv Gentleman, within a few minutes walk of G.W.R. Station pre- ferred.—Address, with terms, H 36, Evening Express Office, Cardiff. ed5 Comfortably-furnished Rooms Offered to Gentle- man dining out; good family.—-Apply 16, Neville- afreet. Caa-difl-, Mvi IB rr5<jmali iv$t Wanted, good Milliner, Willing to Serve at Colin.'■ Whcu "eouired. —Apply T. Sectt, B.n Miwhe Poat- newydd, Man. To Milliners.—Wanted immediately, stjU.-li miat Hand Milliner; personal application or p.wto, none but competent hands need apply.—1Griffiths and Sons, Commercial-road, Newport. jX'eSsn'iakers.—'Wanted, First Hand; good cla«j trade.—Personal application, Sharpley and Pntcuard, Commercial-street, Ntnvport. ,61"'uu —i>re^raakin^.—Wanted, indoor Improvers and AppreEtices. Apply, 5, Risca-road, Newport, Mou.. "Wanted, an experienced Dressmaker gtiod sryie and tit.—Apply 14, C'arohr.e-streec. Card in. (-K-Odd J.filliners —Wanted, clever Hand, good experience. Take and Execute Own Orders sleep out: personal application. Sliarpeley, Pritchard, Coniiiiei cial- street, Newport. -.—— 4417d7 Milliner Wanted accustomed to serve through.— Applv Mrs, Williams, 25, Royal Arcade. Car- 4553liq Millineiy.—Wanted, Situation as Assistant in Lai';je Business or First in Small One; accustomed to take own orders; aged 20.—Address K- J-> 19, Devon- place. Newport, Mon. 4507d8 Agencies;* Cranellcrs?, &f Advertisers ire Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Acidvew-ed to Initials ov Fictitious Kames at any Post-ofhc' letters ad- ditssed to Initials or Fictitious Names must hear the address cf the advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail. Agent Wanted for Pickles, Vinegars, Sauces, Sta- tionery first-class salary and commission.—Howes, b. Oneeusbury-street, New North-road, London. edl2 Castle Coal Compafiy.Wanted, Energetic CMi- vassers to Sell Coal and Crown Fuel at 15s. per ton.- Apply P. Wride, Eidon-road, Canton Siding G.W.R., Cardiff N.B.— Orders punctually executed. e5882dl0 Wanted, Agents to Sell a New and Useful Article to All vShopkeepers.—Apply Lee and Edwards, Stock- port, Cheshire. 4703d12 Traveller Wanted, to Sell Ale and Stout in Bottles must have a good connection; security required.— Apply, stating salary and references, to L Z4, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. 4671d8 Wanted, for the Rhondda Valleys, Merthyi, Brecon, and Swansea Districts, Educated Men to Introduce a New and Important Work of Reference —Topographical and Statistical—of Enghml aml Wales; published by W. Mackenzie; beautifully illustrated. r.ptoi» dmpol-' tant towns.—Apply, personally or by letter, to It Goldie, 29, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 4472<!8 Agents Wanted to Retail Ceylon and Other teas, in Packets, from Is. upwards; cash terms.—Please send envelopes for price list Select Ceylon Tca Agency, 39, Lime-street, London. 280id Agent Wanted to Solicit Orders amongst Shipping; would suit anyone at present holding a similar appointment.—Address li 45, Western Mail, Car- diff. 4433d8 Traveller Working Wales Wanted on Commission; light samples compensation good.—Give fullest par- ticulars of ground, &c., Dixon, Hawthorns, Moseley, Birmingham. 4408d7 Situation Wanted as Traveller or Position of Trust by energetic Grocer; tall; good appearance and address; good references and security.—James, 53, William-street, Newport. 4725(18 Wanted. Commissions in Grocery aiid Provisions or Cora Trade for Monmouthshire and Glamorgan- shire; can give any security necdcd.-Apply W., Post-office, Talvivain, near Poiibypool. 4359d7 Young Man,' experienced. Requires Situation as Traveller, Collector, or Storekeeper; good refe- rences .security.—Iv 32, Western Mail, Cardiff. lel6 Clerksf anb iitlanagxrs; Youth, 16, Seeks Re-engagement in any good (ífljee" two years' experience.—Write, with full par- ticulars, L 35, Express Office. Cardiff. e588?dl0^ To Tradesmen.—Evening Employment.—Young Man Would Keep and Baiance Tradesman's Books, Make Out Accounts, and Correspond; woderitteteims.— Address K 43, Evemng Express, Cardiff. [e5857d7^ "Liters Written, Accounts Made Up, Wrappers and Circulars Directed.—10, King's-d, Car- diff. e5834d8 Wanted, Young Man as Correspondent and Clerk, with thorough knowledge ei ttoubip eutry; one used t.) butcher's business preferred; references re- quired.—Apply 39, Wind-street, Swansea. 4724d8 SnKtrt Yont): Wanted for Correspondence; good writer; progressive salary to suitable applicant.— T< 45. Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 4710d8 Wanted, Junior Clerk for Electrical Engineer's Office."—Apply, stating experience and wages required, to No. L _22/ Western Mail, Cardiff. 4594d7 Wanted, for the Country, Book-keeper; fair draughtsman.—Apply fuily Powell, Roieh, and Co., AccouT'lxr.ts, 3. St_Job«'^jsquare, CardiIT. [4436(18 Wanted, in Me ethanes' Oltice, Gentleman's leaving school, -itli knowledge shorthand and Frencb, .Apply, by letter, to A. H. Tapson and Co., rJx- change, Cardiff. 4318d6 Wanted, a General Clerk, in Coal-shipper's OfflceT abstainer.- Address, stating age, experience, and salary required, to K 26, Western Mail, Oar- diff. 4295(16 Oentleman (25), with irreproachable character^ Desires Permanent Engagement (Estate preferred), Surveyor, Drhughh<Jll(\lI, Book-keeper; six years' experience.—L 29, Western Mail, Cardiff. £ 4611(110 Clerk (abstainer) Wants Situation Wher- Energ-y and Honesty Required good writer; excellent testi- monials.—Address L 30, Western Mail, Cardiff.^ 463917 Young Man Seeks Situation as Clerk, Collector, or Similar Employment; good references; twelve years last place.-Adrlress L 14, Western Mail, Car- diff. 454 6d9 Young Lady Desires Engagement as Book-keeper, Mother's Help, or Any Position of Trust.—-L 13, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 4538d9 j>i*)op$ £ ?si9taitrs> &r. D. J. Meyler, Swansea, has a Vacancy for a smart Young Man for Dresses; good window dresser; Welsh. 47!3iU2 Stationery.—Wanted immediately", Young Ladv with Knowledge of Above; outdoors.—Address, with full particulars, L 42, Western Mail, Cardiff. _4689d8 (Trocerv and Provisions.—Smart Assistant Required immediately.— References and salary (outdoors) to 1, 32, Western Mail Office. Caidiff. 4668d7 Wantert Two respectable Youtlis, also Young Ladies. Apprentices to the Drapery and MiUinery.— Apply 113 Wanted, good Junior Hand, with experience in Boots and Outfitting; good stock-keeper; outdoor; ncrsonal application preferred. — Co-operative, Blaina. ^3365_ Drapery.—Wanted, a Young Lady as Junior also an Apprentice; comfortable home.—Apply George Lee, Mumbles. 4525d9 Grocery and Provisions.—Wanted immediately a Junior Assistant; Welsh indoors.—Apply, stating salary, International Stores, Pentre. Rhondda, fd6 Drapery —Wanted, an intelligent, active YoutH as an Apprentice to the Drapery; Welsh.—Apply Edwin n. Williams, Shop-yr-oen, Ystalyfera. id7 Boot Trade—Junior Assistant Wanted at once; able to speak Welsh.—'IVemellen, Aberdare. [d6 Piano Vendors.—Wanted, by Young Lady (highly recommended), Understanding: Music, Place as Assis- tant.-Address Miss S. Williams, Penylan, Christ-, church, Caerleon. 471&112 Drapery.—Wanted, by Young Lady, Situation in Fancy; able serve through; years' reference.— Miss Richards, Rose Cottage, Urosmont, near Aber- gavenny^ 4596d7 Young Lady Requires Situation in Confectioner's, Fruiterer's, or Any Light Business; been out hffe.e. güod reference given.—L 11, Wc;;t.em Mail, CM- diff. 4530dó -W;¡;nted. 3ituati¿n:-in Grocery as Manager or First Hand; 17 years' experience, in high-class trade.— K 41, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4364d7 iboot as Junior Salesman in Wholesale or Retail; experienced; aged 17.— \poiv Wiiliams, Rotunda, Salisbury-road, Car- rtiff. 4407dll To Butchers.—Situation Wanted as Manager ii; Foreign Meat Shop; experienced; references from present employer.—Address 17, Wolverhanipton- street, Bilstoru Staffordshire iBtefreUanfou^ Coals.-The Boys are growing. -'Merry Hearths all,1 Blazino- Fires."—Send trial order W. Davis, Agellt Castle Coal and Coke Company, 22, King's- rcad, Cardiff. e5876J9 Seconal-hand Furniture -For Cheapness, Quality, and Durability, go to Woodruff's, 1, Meteor-street, Rodh, Cardiff (Close to Infirmary). eo845d5 To Print(;rs.— Dawson Cutting Machine; cheap; room wanted.—Bussell, Lower Cathedral-road Car- diff. e5850d6 ^artnergjQips. Partner gent! email known ii). ship pin? circles preferred; capital necessary, Western Mail. Card]If. ^?ldL4_ Partners!?!p.—^Practical Bar and Shop Front Fitter and Air-tight Case Maker, &r., Wishes to Secure a perseverinc Partner (practical man preferred), with alxut £ 600 to £ 800, to Buy Out present Sleeping Partner and Extend the Business; fullest inquiry allowed to principals.—Address, in first instance, Partrership, care of Jenkins, Clarke, and Co.. Cam- brian-chambers, 12, Westgate-street, Cardiff. [4391d7 _118 "SigcrUaneo^ng~itnatio n^7 "Young Married Couple, with one boy eighteen months old, desire Free Board and Lodging with Gentleman, driving to and from Cardiff dRily pre- ferred, in return for services husband exceptionally handy, and used to horses, pigs, and poultry.—Apply L 44, Express Office, Cardiff. e5893d!2 "7ro""Butchers.—Wanted, Two First-class Men as Shop Managers; wages no object.-Apply 194, High- street, Swan-ea. e5878d!0 To Butchers.—Wanted. Young Man to Manage Pork Shop well up in small gouds.—Address K 37, Evening Express, Cardiff. e5852d6 Wanted, an active Lad, used to horses, to Look After Horse and Trap, and Make Himself Genera! Useful; outdoors.—Apply, stating particulars and if inbrian Hotel, Burry Port 4723(112 Wanted, a thorough Groom-Coachman; married".— Apply 21, Charles-street, Cardiff. 33^6 Wai7terl~Lad7 ~able"to Si ilk. Drive Horse and Trap, and be Useful.—Apply Maendy House, North-road, Cardiff, after Hve. | _4720d12_ Wanted, (Jroom-Coacliman married able to milk, and make iiimseW useful; wages 13s. per week, coa s and 19, 4637dl0 Young Man Wanted to Look After Three Cows and Poultry, Assist in Garden, and Make Himself Generally Useful; must be a good milker; Jive in- doors—Apply C., Court-y-Vil, Penarth, Glam. Wanted, Two Married Men to Follow Horses on a Farm; none but steady men need apply.—Apply, by letter, 91, Marslies-road, Newport, Mori. fdp Wanted, active Lail (16 or 17) for Stable and Garden to be useful; indoors character necessary.— Rector, St. Hilary. Cowbridge. 4413d7 Re-engagement Wanted by respectaole farmers Son (24)experienced in all branches; good refe- rences.—Address L 47, Western Mail, Cardiff. rr112 Grooin or Coachman Seeks Situation; 14 and 12 months' good character; well re;'o!1Jnrended.-Thr'H. Jones, Blaencwm, Trekch, LlanfyrnachJR.S.Oj [(112 "Situation as Groom-Coachnian single-handed drive single fnd ]iair; aged 24; weight 9st. thoroughly good character; at liberty now.—G. Powell, Thorney Cottage, Knightwick, near Worcester. 4683(112 Wanted, a Situation as Groom under Coachman; aged 18; excellent references.—Address O. Griffiths, Berthlanfach, Llandugwydd, Bo!i(-atli-]?.S.O. -F(ilO As Coachman or Groom-Coachman; ride and drive single or pair; single; aged 32.—W. Rees, 29, Mansel-street, Pembroke. ^4628dl0 Groom-Coachman, Gardeners, Errand Boys, Coolfs, Mother's Helps, and Governesses Disengaged. Wanted, Generals and expedeneed Nurse.—Sketch, 25, Hick- man-road, Penarth 4624d7 W ati¡;è¿Ç by Your.g Man, 19, Situation as Under- Gardemr; not object to pony trap.—Apply Field, 1, Davis-terrace, Whitchurch, near Cardiff. 4623d7 Wanted, Situation as Under Gardener and Cow- men; understands horses, good references; married; aged 25.—Apply F. Stanbury, The Quarry, Dinas Powis. 4622d7 Two Boys Hequire SituatIOns-one (15) as Page, experienced; another (14) Garden; can elean hoots, i &c. indoors.-H., Bryntirion, Bridgend. 4524(16 -:slt\ 1:1 tiëill- Wanted as Groom and Coachman or Gr00Hl and Gardener; drive single or pair; under- stands hunters; good character; disengaged; sintde. —T. Allen, High-street, North Petherton, Bridg- water. a.522<!0 Wanted, Situation as Coachman or Groom-Coach- man; single or double harness leaving on account of gentleman giving up; married—Apply Thomas, care of W. H. Snook, Burrv Port, Carmarthen- shire. 4362d? Wanted, Situation as Footman under good butler; f(nu> -ytMAk-s' clKi.wi.ei-; oit. oin. aged 22.—T. Pliillips, 9, Windsor-street, Chelten- ham. 4361d7 Orcom (8s.), Pageboy (2s. 6d.), Barman (Sa.), Groom (98_), Billiard Marker (Cardiff), Billiard Marker (assist cellar, 128., indoors, Swansea), 15, Charles-street, Cardiff. 4662d7 Wanted at once, smart Boy as Page.—Apply, stating full particulars, to J. S. Tunbridge, Rov'al Hotel, Swansea. 4483d8 Wanted, smart, intelligent Youth Willing to Learn Bar and Cellar Work.-Apply L 5, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 4480cl8 Davies s Registry.—Following Disengaged — Boots Jt.iiiier.i, Barman. Billiard Marker, Groom, Kitchen- porter, Barmaids, Waitresses, Chambermaids, Mother's Help, Shop Assistants.—45, Charles-street, Cardiff. 4731(18 Young Mau Wants Situation as Boots; understands billiards; good references.—Address 21, Ludlow- street, Cardiff. 4708d7 Barman (aged 21) Re-ehj»agement; 'vised to good country trade highest references distance no ob- ject; now rlispngaL:ed.-Acldress W. S., 1, Dennis- street, JYork-road, King's Cross, London. 4339d7 Wanted, by Young Man, Situation m Bar; willing to be useful; give short time.—W. Jones, street, Treforest. 4595dl0 Advertiser Seeks Situation as Ogtler or Postboy: 2j. years in last place.—Apply Alpha, care of Westby Williams, Bridgend. 4566d9 Wanted, by respectable Young Man, "Situation as Billiar'd Marker or Barman; good references.—. Apply Hickler, 8, Machen-place, Canton, Car- diff. 4533d5 Boots Seeks -S-ittia-tion or otherwise day or night: aged 23; highest referent e. -Address A. Simnis, Cold Aston, near Cheltenham. 4457(18 To Publicans and Brewers.—Wanted, lie-engage- ment by thoroughly-experienced Young Man as Bar- man. or Manager; good references and security if required; aged 30; single.—Address L 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4477d8 Situation Wanted by Man and Wife as Caretakers or Managers in Any Pt:K'e of Trust; no family.— Address I £ 31, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4312d6 Man and Wife, ag-ed 35, Seeks Situation as Managers for Confectioner's or Restaurant; eighteen years' ex- perience well up in the trade in all brandies-hake- house, shop, and lestaurant; highest references; moderate salary.—Address K 20, Western Mail, Car- cliff 4285d6 Butchers.—Wanted, good, steady Slaughterman able to assist in shop; 11111st be smart.—Apply at once,_Mills, Butcher, Mountain Ash. 4739(112 Wanted, a smart and respectable Youth -st in a Fruit and Potato Store.—Apply, personally, 133, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. 4721d8 Wood Pavement-Wanted, Working Foreman to Take Charge of extensive Building in the Country; must thoroughly understand preparation of mMlic, laying of wood flooring, and finishing off; state wagr^ required or price per yard for labour; all material supplied.—Address Contractor, News of the World," Whitefriaar-street, London. 33393 Wanted, Practical Fitter for Rice Mill in C'holon, near Saigon (Cochin China); good opening #or steady voung- man; wages from C12 per month and hoard: passage paid.-App1,v, enclosing references, to Globe Passenger Agency, Cardiff. 4699d8 Two Bricklayers Wanted.—Apply Williams and Thomas, Adeline-street, East Moors^ Cardiff. 4663(15 Aberdare.—Middle-aged Man Wanted, as Foreman in Bottling Department.—Apply; Black Lion Brewery Company, _Aberdaie. 4657(17 To Butchers.—Wanted, Two First-class Men as Shop Managers; wages no object:—Apply 194, Hig-h- street, Swansea. 465M10 £ 30 a Month can be made with £ 10.—For par- ticulars adrh-e;;3 Caneig, 154, Leadeiihall-street, Lon- don. 4631d17 Baker? —D. Jones and Co., Dowlais, Require ex- perienced Hand; personal application pre- ferred. 33056 Wanted, a thoroughly-competent Patetrnmaker for a Permanency.—Apply, with full particulars, to Harrop, Bens an, and Co., Engineers, Pontar- dulais. 4607dl0 Printers —Wanted, a good Jobbing Hand and Im- ",te, prover none need apply- but steady men; Welsh preferred.—I, Jones, Printer, Treberbert. 4563d6 Wanted, Grocer's Haulier; Welsh; abstainer.— State age, wages required, including board, lodging, washing. J. JL Jones, London House, Brvnarmnan, Carmarthenshire. 4529d9 Wanted. Two good Bricklayers.—Apply Pumping Statton, New Timber Pond, Cardiff. 4542d6 Wanted immediately, Young Stan Moke Himself Generally Useful in Aerated Water Works; must understand horses.—Edwards, Aerated Water Works, Crumlin. 4332d6 Upholsterers.—Wanted, experienced Men abie to polish I)referreil; must be steady; regular employ- ment.—Apply Evan Davies and Co., Furnishers, Llanelly. 4363(17 To Builders, &c.—Thoroughly practical Man Requires Situation as Shop Foreman or General; capable of taking entire charge of. steam joinery ■ wciks.—Apply G., 18, Cotterel road, Roath. [4676d8 To Saddlers.—Wanted, by Young Man (20) Situa- tion as Improver; good reference.—F. Pope, Iiishops- wood, near Ross, Herefordshire. 4621cllo Maltster is Prepared to Contract to Make 1,000 Quarters of Malt on Commission; barley bought and sold; old malt re-torrefied. K 30, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 4561d9 To Bakers.—Young Man Seeks Situation as First, Single, or Second; well up in bread, cake, arid sinallsi; good references; steady.—Apply Bowen, 35, Strand, Blaengarw. 4560d9 Mechanic Wants Situation as Foreman in Small Engineering Works well up in mining machinery; ,-o good draughtsman; can introduce specialities and invest small capital; highest references.'— L 15, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4552d9 Confectioners.—Experienced Young Man, well up in Smans and Various Branches, is Open to Engage- merit 15.First, Second, or Single.—Further particulars 0lJ" application, 7, Merton-place, Hereford. I457i. .gmpants, 33armat$g, &c. 1 Wanted, a Good Girl, at once.—Apply uyste Saloon, 57, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. e3887dl2 Whlnted, an experienced General Servant; no washins.—Applv personally, or bv letter, to York Villa, 14, Oakfield-street, Roath, Cardiff. e5859d7 ltesjiectable Girl Wanted Mornings for Houæ- work must be clean and honest.-Apply 7-7, Plas- turton-avenue, Cardiff. e5875d6 Wanted, a General Servant, small family; good wages.-43, Olive-road, Penarth. e5865d8 Wanted a Respectable Young Girl, 15 to 16.- Apply at once, 5, Northcote-street, Roath. e5812d9 Wanted, Young Girl Nurse Baby and Keep in Hcuse.—Apply 117, Albany-road, Cardiff. e585Sd7 Wanted, respectable Girl, about 16, as General.— Apply 68, Glebe-street, Penarth. e5861d7 Wanted, respectable Young Person as Household Help; good references required; from country jve- ferred.—Mrs Neaje, 8, Wellfield-road, Cardiff.^ [dl2 Girl Wanted at once, to Assist in House aged 15 must be clean and industrious.—4, Windsor-road. Penarth. 4735d7 Wanted, an experienced Person for General House- work.—Mis. Beynon Thomas, Ash Grove, Bridg- end. 4727d8 Wanted, respectable Young Girl (16) for Genera] Housework; no children; comfortable home; per- manent.—Hutchinson's Music Warehouse, Clarence- place, Newport. 4722dl2 Experienced General Servant Wanted, for a Small Family; must be well trained and capable; good wages to a suitable, person.—S., caie of Dorothy Cafe. High-street, Cardiff. 33398 Wanted at once, House-Parlourmaids, Parlour- maids, Twenty good Generals.—Miss JSnll, Pari Registry, 4, Frederick-street, Cardiff. 4715d21 Wanted, Sewingmaid; able to cut out and make boys and girls' clothes including light duties.-D 35, Western Mail, Swansea. 4711d8 Wanted, a General Servant; noCi.Jnder25 years old; one cow kept; two in family; will any "lady recommend?—Apply, stating wage:; and giving refe- rences, K 5, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 33403 Wanted, a good Cook not under 25 years of age. AlSO an experienced House-Parlourmaid good wages ghen to competent servants.—Apply, by letter, to Mrs. Storke, Danesmere, Hereford. 33392 Wanted, House Parlourmaid; tall; must thoroughly understand her duties.—Apply, between two and six, Mrs. Lynn Thomas, Green Lawll, Penylan, or by letter. 4674dl2 Wanted, experienced Geneial Servant; nurscT- housemaid kept.—Mrs. Fell, 25, Westbourne-road, Penarth. 467"1 (112 Wanted at once, a respectable Girl as Housemaid and Assist with Children.—Apply Queen's Hotel, Aber- dare. 4o78il8 Wanted, an experienced Cook.—Apply Mrs. Richards. West Cross House, Swansea. 4650dl0 Wanted, by Single Gentleman, House-Parlouimaid~ not over 30.-L 25, Western Mail Office, Car- diff. 45H0dY Wanted, a good Plain Cook and a House-Parlour- maid. —Apply, by letter, stating ages, religious de- nomination, and where last, in service, to Mrs. De Ferry, KilYllIaeJ1l1wyeJ, near Llanelly, Carmarthen- shire. 4599(17 Wonted. Nurse; good needlewoman and child's dress-maker.—State age, wages, experience, and refe- rci ces, Cilwendeg, Boncath R.S.Q., South Wales. ¡ rl:I.Q Wanted, a good General Servant, able to do phtin cooking, for a Business House.—Apply Y., \Ve.prn Mail. Aberdare. 4603d10 Wanted at once, an experienced General Servant; must be a good cook housemaid kept.-Apply. with references, to Mrs. Merchant, Plasvddtnven, Ponty- pfidd. 4604(110 Wanted at once, an experienced House-Parlourmaid. —Apply, with references, to Mrs. Merchant, Ptasy- dderwen, Pontypridd. n 4605dl0 Wanted, good General (about 20) for Small Family; must have good references; state wages re- quirtd — Apph- Mrs. Wadley, Tvn-y-caia, °Whit- chni"h. Cardiff. aWLnn • ( Wanted, good Laundrvmaid.—Apply, stating age, J references, and wages, to Mrs. Boyd Harvey, Tondu Hyuse, near Bridgend. 53554 Wrant'-d immediately, thoroughly good Kitc'hen- yiaid baking no dairy.—-Mrs. Bate, Gelli-dvwvll, Cenarth, Lhtndyssil, South Wales. 4529d6 Wanted, experienced General Servant; must kiiide. r- stand piain cooking.—Apply, with references, after six o'clock, 108, Newport-road, Cardiff. 4643dl0 Wanted, superior Girl as Nurse-Housemaid; aged about 21; must have had experience in nursery, and be able to sew; good character.—Apply, eveii- ings, 170, Newport-road. Cardiff. 4625dl0 Wanted, General Servant: able to wash; good reference required Country preferred.—Mrs. Mit- c\iell, 7, Stanley-terrace. Rbyddings, Swansea. 4c54d7 v°od Cook must be earlv riser and able to bake gotyl references indispensable.—Croome, Stow Park Circus, Newport.^ 4577:19 WaVied immediately. Cooks, House-Parlourmaids, Generals.—Mrs. Evans's Registry, Elm-street, Ca?'- ditf. Disengaged, Cook, Generals, Young Servants; good rcf-;rencesj_ stamp. 4547.19 Wanted, good General; fond of children; small family good references required.—Apply, between two and four, Griffitlis, :51, Omberslev-road, New- port,. i 4572d6 Wanted good Plain Cook (middle-aged); also a Housemaid.—Applv to Messrs. Randeil and SOILS, Vanghan-street, Llaiiellv. 454gd6 e Cooks, Kitchenmaide, Generals, SrJ"es, BOlJ,<:p]¡pepPl" Housemaids, ParlourmauV- and Male Seiwants, for Hoipe and Abroad.—Da vifs's, 45. C'harlee-strect-. Cardiff. 4150,16 Wanted, thoroughly experienced Nurse for Young Baby.—Apply, with all particulars and references, to Mrs. Bi:dges, Frot.gelli, Ponta.rdulais. Car- marthen. 4528d9 Wanted, a House-Parlourmaid; good references.— Mrs. Bi:dges, FroLo-elli, Ponta.rdulais. Car- marthen. 4528d9 Wanted, a House-Parlourmaid; good references.— Mrs. Williams, Ty-D^ng. Llandaff. 454"d9 "V three jn family: satisfactory references necessaiy.— Apply Mrs. D. J. Williams, Greenfield House, L^neHy. 4409d7 Wanted, a good Cook; not over 30; able to bake. —Apply Mrs. Thomas, Green Laws, Penylan, Cardiff, or by letter. 4373d7 Wanted immediateTy7~Single-handed Nurse to One Little OirJ, nearly three good needlewoman Church- wcman healthy.—Applv living age and references, Mr«». Hood, Noiton Oourt, Bridgend. 4410(17 Wa>ited immediately, Young, Useftil Maid to Assist j ill Housework good J1\,(ll;w()rk required.—Apply renpcs required.—Applv, after F.ve p.m., 22, Ricli- 2lw.(h!'?.ar, Cardiff. 4389d7 Wanted, experienced General" £ e»#nt; good-refe- 74, Walter-road, Swansea. 1 4328(16 Wanted, experienced General, or good Plain <e«>k. A!K> fSn.ni: ;v. Sw»" •><(* •> good reference required.—Applv at The OoHar-e, Merthvr. 4120d7 Cooks, Housemaids, Parlounnaid*. Kurses Wanted: Young Lady Requires Situation, Sweets or Fanev ^'sitless-APPWoneS, 152, Cardiff l\ta.rket. 1573d7 Wanted, experienced General Servant and buperkS sen as Nurse-Housemaid; good needlewoman references required.— Mrs. Pearce, Charlton House, I'iai'daff-road, Cardiff. 4Z98d7 Wanted. a_ Generaf'Servant; sged^^orgOrsinari Aypiv, With references, Mrs. David. ilai>h- neld House, Penygraig. 4499d6 Wanted, a General Servalit.; must be able to do plain cooking —Apply Mrs. Pool, Turkish Baths, }IertJrvr T,vcItil. 4505(18 ited Wanted immediately, ~ilouse-Parlounnaid. Small Family; three servants kept.— Anplv. after Six p.m., Mrs. Rhys Griifftlis, 7L Newport-ro-ad^ Caidiflf^ [,18 Thorough General Wanted; ?ood plain cook; good references requirpd housemaid and man kept. -Mrs. Lloyd, Bryntirion. Neath. 4445d8 Wanted, for Village Rectory, by November 14th, experienced General Sermnt; ''°°k: Clmveli- woman preferred.—Mrs. Isaac Morgan, The Hill, 2LeatLh; 4446-18 Good General Servant Wanted; good character ii.d!>iit-n,sai;le, — Apply 51 Oakfield-street, Roath, Cardiff. 4392d7 ViJ, £ \{ J ♦ t f 1 -Jfikm'rtg 4'i II r I Wftat do you Live fop ? |g WQ'R7^ 1 Wlzat do ,7011 Work fop ? m m ^m I 1 Cf If you want the .Money without tlje Worik. j| Buy and Sell judiciously tbpougfl Oup fi m lm |gj Ad- Columns, and .you'll soon amass g a Competency. jg| p '.i. o-.mslilthii $)uljltr Smtis!€men £ s» CARDIFF. RJNHEATRE R O Y A L LKSSKB ANDMANAGEB.MR. EDWARD FLETCHER TO-NIGHT and During the Week, Mr. GEORGE EDWARDES' COMPANY in the Phenomenally Successful Musical Comedy, entitled- A GAIETY GIRL, NOW IN THE SECOND YEAR OF ITS RUN IN LONDON. And still drawing crowded houses at Daly's Theatre Prices, 6d. to £ 2 2s. Early Door 6.30. Doors open at 7, commence at 7.30. Half-price at Nine. Booking Office- at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. Nov. 12th, Mr. Fred G Latham's Co. in the most successful Play of Modern Times- THE SECOND MRS, IJIAN QUEBA.Y. Box Plan now Opea. 33377 GRAND THEATRE, WE, STGATE-STREET, CARDIFF. Lessee and Manager Mr. CLARENCE SOUNES. TO-NIGHT at 7.30. Mr and Mrs. STAFFORD GRAFTON and COM- PANY in the late Tom Taylor's Great Moral Play, the TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, November 7 and 8, MOTHS. FRIDAY, Nov. 9, Benefit of Mr. Stafford Grafton, THE LADY OF LYONS. SATURDAY, November 10, THE TICIvET-OF-LEAVE MAN. Monday Next and During the Week, UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. Prices—6d. to j61 Is. Box Plan at Messrs. Heath's Anisic Warehouse, Queen-street. 53352 -VA'ARC'S GRAND WAXWORKS Victoria-rooms, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. Unparalleled success and popularity of the talented Society Lady Palmist SAT A N B L L A, Who hoi is Two Receptions in her Temple Twice Daily, viz., Two till Five and Seven till Ten, in High- class Scientific Palmistry. Seats Reserved from two to Three and Seren to Eieht. The "Demon Swing," D'Arc's latest sensational illusion; never exhibited in Cardiff before. Everyone should try it. The Waxworks contains all the leading Celebrities of all Nations—Sacred, Classical, Dramatical, and Criminal. Open from Ten till Ten. Admission, 3d. Children, 2d. 4746d6 BALL-ROOMS and BANQUETING 113 HALLS DECORATED and FURNISHED, BAZAARS and FANCY FAIRS Fitted up Complet PORTABLE BALL-ROOM BAND STANDS, And Portico for Front of Town-hall. FLAGS, SHIELDS, AND DECORATIONS, In Great Variety. Write for Estimates to J&ICHARDSON AND O BALL-ROOM AND ROUTE DECORATORS, PUBLIC ILLUMINATORS & BAZAAR FITTERS WORKS- TRADE-STREET, PBNAETH-ROAD, CARDIFF Distance no object. e3169 MANUFACTURES. Horsforth. 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THE COFFEE COOLER." Boxing with O'Brien at Pontypridd and Cardiff. The tour of Frank Crai¡: and Iii" party 'n lie" met on the v.-hole with a ic'io^d nniourit of success. "M.iboji's Day" in the Rhondda wis (-erta-ii'ly a hapijily-cii:i-cii ditt. icir ('f! wis of people put in an appear:,»•:« at the Bctdtw-'s ""111" Yar.' m the aftemoo • the show g-nr-n heing on aU hands voted an unqualified success. Proeee'lings were commenced l;y the "Cooler-1 gr-'nig solos 011 the raoiith-oro-an, a performance which elicited considerable applause from the Rhondda Valleyites. Then came the serious business of the afternoon. Fred Isen-ee and Mike .Sullivan opened the sparring entertain- nicnt with a three-round bout that gave the utmost satisfaction. Isensee has sparred with some of the best liffht-weight-s in America, and proved in each case his claims to clevcnu-es- The bout between .him and Sullivan wa.s of the most scientific order, and there wa.s practi- cally nothing1 to choo--e between the men. Sulli- van. who had the pull in the weight, was, per- haps, a trifle the smarter with his right. Red- mond Coleman and Collins provided another interesti'i? encounter, whilst Forster and St. John were the last pair preceding the bout of the afternoon. The spar between O'Brien and the "Cooler" was certainly of the most scientific description, each of them hardly placing a glove on the other. THE COLONIAL-HALL, CARDIFF. The proceedings at the Oolomiu-liall, Caatiiff, practically followed cut :h^ proyruo1 re of the i eiiiypvkiti entertainment. Ail tHo boxers" enumerated above rendered their services, although the show was opened by the musical entertainment of Craig, whose solos en the mouth-organ and plantation dancing provoked the most enthusiastic applause. The conclusion of the performance was a two-round spar between O'Brien and the Cooler." followed by a similar number of rounds between the Cooler" and his trainer. Professor Dennis Butler. Too much praise cannot be given to the last-mentioned gentleman, who, as ma,ster of the ceremonies, manoeuvred the crowds both at Pontypridd and Cardiff in the most happy fashion. Craig expressed the utmost satisfac- tion with his reception in the district, an I reiterated his intention of making- a fortnight's tour through the Rhondda Valley in the near future.

FALL DOWN A LIFT. Sad Accident to a Cardiff Lad at the Ice Stores. On Monday afternoon a lad named David Ellycott, of 23, Havelock-street, CanhiF, met with a shocking accident, which, it is feared, will have a fatal termination. The lad. who was in the employ of the Cardiff Fish and Company, about two p.m. was ordered by his employer to carry some pheasants to the ice company's stores, i:i Penarth-road. He did not return, and inquiries were instituted as to his whereabouts, without result. The nsnager of the fish an-' poultry conpany at eight p.m., fearing that the lad had met with an accident, drove down to the Ice Company's premises, and, together with the storekeeper, commenced a search for the lad, who they subsequently found at the bottom of the lift well. which communicates with the several floors of the storage sheds- The poor fellow had evidently fallen a distance of about 30ft. When extri- cated it was found that lioth of his legs were fractured, and that he lia-d received serious bodily injuries. ] (e^vas conveyed to the Cardiff Infirmary and detained. c. «—<««—.mim—i jpiaiimm Infirmary and detained. • c. 1 «—<««—.mim—i i jpiaiimm

SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. Barristers to Take Silk in the Coming I Year. Onr London correspondent writes :-1 learn that Mr. John Eklon Binks and Mr. Thomas Terrell are likely to take silk in the early part of the coming year. Mr. Banks comes of a great legal family. On his father's side he is a descendant of the late Lord Eldon. whilst his mother was a daughter of a late Lord Chief Justice. He is extremely popular on circuit and one of the handsomest men practising at the 3ar. Mi- Thomas Terrell will, I understand, devote him- self to patent work, a branch of the law which he bas made peculiarly his own. The South J Wales Circuit will be particularly strong- in leaders when this change is broug'ht about, A-8II()I."

CRIME IN GLAMORGAN. Heavy Calendar for the Autumn Assizes at Swansea, A. heavy calendar awa:its thosE' of her Majesty's judges who will hold the Glamor- gan Assizes at Swansea next Tuesday. There are 66 prisoners, and the number of serious charges is unusually large. There will be two indictments for murder, two for attempted murder, one for shooting with intent, five for robbery with violence (twelve persons accused), four each for bigamy and fofgery, three wounding and assault-, one attempted suicide, five burglary, seven larceny, one coining, one poathing, and no fewer than thirteen unreportable cases.

COMMAND OF THE ARMY, Lord Wolseley to Succeed the Duke of Cambridge. The Exchange Telegraph Company learns that an official announcement of the retirement of the Commander-in-Chief may be expected as soon as the Treasury has sanctioned a special super- annuation allowance to his Royal Highness, in regard to which objections have been raised. It is not, however, anticipated that the Duke of Cambridge will leave the Horse Guards before next March. The Exchange Telegraph Company understands also that Lord Wolseley will become chief of the staff at the Army headquarters, Horse Guards, on the abolition of the office of Commander-in-Chief, aftd that Lord Roberts will be appointed to the com- j mand of the j—i- Á

NOVEMBER HEAVENS. Something More About the Receding PJafiet Mars. Most unfortunately the opposition of Mars was attended in Cardiff and South Wales with unfavourable weather: .111 fact, not- for muny weeks have the skies been serene enough for satisfactory observations. Let us hope, how- ever, tha.t the rest of the vear will witness "n improvement. Mars is still well visible though receding from the earth and (retting daily gradually smaller. I append two sketches: the first a rough reproduction of a drawing by M. Antouiadi, taken by aid of M, 1 lainmarion s telescope, and showing a, number of canals. In this sketch the phase of the planet is strongly marked. The second sketch (taken near opposition) is by an amateur telescopist who lives a few miles out of Car- diff, and shows the same side of the planet as M. Antoniadi's drawing. Mars will be near the Moon on the evening of November 11. As Mars is receding so Jupiter is taking up a favourable position for the amateur, being well placed high above the eastern horizon by eleven o'clock in the evening. Jupiter's belts and four larger moons are easily seen with a comparatively small telescope: not so the fifth satellite, which is amongst the most difficult of telescopic obects. Its discoverer- Professor Barnard, is still studying it attentively. From a host of careful measurements made with the Lick telescope he is confident that the satellite is not brighter than a .star of the thirteenth rriagn ti;dc. which, of course, accounts for it lemmniing so long unknown to 'astronomers. Its sidereal period appears to be llh. 57min. 2?sec., and its diameter from north to south 75 miles, and at the equator 56 miles. Of the other planets mention must lie made of Mercury, which on the afternoon of tlie !0th passes a. small black dot across the disc r,f the sun. L nfort-unately. the phenomenon only commences in this neighbourhood half an hour or so before sunset; but in America at can be excellently observed. The Moon is full on the 13th: new on the 27 th. The annual meeting of the British -Astrono- mical Association, the leading amateur soeietv in Great Britain, was held a few days ago. when Mr. E. Walter Maunder (of Greenwich Observatory) was elected to the presidential chair. The society has 879 members, eleven of whom are resident in Wales. Many provincial towns have astronomical societf.es, some of the larger of which are am- liated to thp. B.A.A. Several local amateurs and others have suggested the formation of such a soeietv a.t Cardiff, and these who would care to identify themselves with the movement are requested to communicate with the writer, at 41, Hamilton-street. ARTHUR MEE. F.R.A.S.

PICTURES ON VIEW. Continued Success of the Exhibition at Cardiff. The public are this year appreciating the exhibition in the Queen-street-hall, Cardiff, by attending in htrge numbers- On Saturday the gallery was crowded from morning till night. On Friday the members of the Cardiff Photo- gra,phic Society attended at the invitation of the Committee, and were entertained with light refreshments, and a most enjoyable evening was spent. The committee also issued invitations to the nurses of the infirmary and other local in- stitutions, and these ladies expressed themselves much pleased with the opportunity thus afforded them. The drawing for the art union prizes will take place to-morrow (Wednesday), and the exhibition will close oil Saturday.

At Penarth Police-court- on Monday Thomas Clarke, alias Brocky, was charged on remand with stealing a flonin from the person of Bobert •7 ones, a boarding-house keeper, Thompson- -uret, Barry Docks, on Tli-ursdaynisht. Prose- cutor said he tried to obtain change of the coin in a- local shop, when i-he snatched it from him and ran away. Clarke, who is developing a record, was sentenced to fourteen days' hard labour. CADBURY'S COCOA, "A light, refreshing, and digestive beverage an absolutely purc Cocoa of the beat auality."—"Medical Annual." e2—255?

r MASTER OF THE TEMPLE. Canen Aiiiger Pays Tribute to the Dean of Llandaff. There was a crowded congregation r.t tlie Temple Church the other morning (says a London correspondent) to welsome Canon Amger on his first appearance as Master of the Temple. He delivered an eloquent sermon on the power of the pulpit, and at the close paid a touching tribute to Dean Vaughan and his 25 years' service in that place. Speaking of the late Master's intel- lectual attainments, Canon Ainger referred c e-r to his scholarship, his mastery of the Greek Testament, his unfailing freshness of thought and treatment, and his euphomstic grace, re- calling his far-off relative and namesake Henry Yaughan. In dealing with his spiri trial gifts attention was called to Dr. "V aughan s deep understanding of the human heart, his singular power to read the con- soitnee., and his moderation, which last, said Canon Aingier, incurred the penalty if penalty it were—that all extreme men passed lightij by and no party journal ever spoke the •ippla.uding word. But there was compenear iiou even for the scorn of the religions news- -an.„ the. JittOiviedge. -_th%t hundreds of thousands of homely and uncon- troversial lives had been purified by the preacher's winged words.

ASHMEAD BARTLETT To Address a Gathering at the Cardiff Royal Hotel. A smoking concert, under the auspices of the Cardiff Central Conservative Association, has been arranged to take place at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, to-morrow (Wednesday). Sir E. Ash- mead Bartlett, late Civil Lord of the Admiralty, will attend. and. in his speech, will deal mainly with foreign affairs and trade. Mr. Maclean (the Conservative candidate), who was expected to be present, will, unfortunately, be prevented from attending by unavoidable circumstances, but the chair will be taken by Mr. Lascelles Carr. Tickets may be obtained from Mr. Waddington or any of the officials of the Conservative Association. All the Con- seryative candidates at the municipal election and Conservative members of the council will be present.

LATE LADY SCOURFIELD. Her Body is to be Cremated at Woking. Owing to the fact that arrangements for its dispesai will not be completed sooner Lady Scourfield's body will not leave for Woking Hill till to-morrow (Wednesday) morning. A short service will be held atthe crematorium, and when the process of cremation is over, the cremated remains will be enclosed in a silver casket and sent to Wilhamston in time to reach there by iriciay morning next. It is now stated authorita- tively that all the proceedings will be strictly private. J

REV. E. W. SHEPHERD. Ill-health Forces Him to Resign the Curacy of St Andrew's. We regret to announce the serious indisposi- tion of the Rev. E. W. Shepherd, M. A. senior cui ate of St. Andrew's, Cardiff. The rev. gentleman is suffering from congestion of the throat, coupled with hemorrhage, but, notwith- standing these complications, Mr. Shepherd continued his duties up to a few days ago, when he broke down altogether. His medical attendant is of opinion that there will always be a danger of hemorrhage returning should he again overstrain his voice, and. as a con- sequence, Mr. Shepherd has intimated his in- tention of resigning his position, and of seek- iillg- elsewhere a less onerous sphere of labour. Although Mr. Shepherd has been in Cardiff but a short time, he has made many friends, and his aefcermi.'ia-tion will cause much regret not only to members of the St. Andrew's con- gregation, but to all ranks and conditions of Inen.

BUILT ON THE CLYDE. New Passenger Steamer far the Bristol Channel. M« Irs. Hutson and Son, Kdlvinhaugh En- gine \\orks. Glasgow, have been successful in securing a repeat order of the Westward Bo. completed by th-ni last year for passenger service in the Bristol Channel. The new ve^ei will be in every respect a duplicate of the coward Ho. with, if anything', a more complete outfit. Her dimensions will be 22p by 26 by S-6, and, as in the ease of the \\estward Ho, she will be fitted with engines cf the compound surface-condensing diagonal type, capable of indicating 2,500 horse-power, and getting steam from a havstack boiler working at- a pressure of lOOl'bs. per square inch.

CARDIFF ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. The first concert of the fourteeutli season airanged by the Cardiff Orchestral Society P I taice place on Wednesday evening at the' l ark-hall An exceptionally mt-restu.ar pro- gramme has been .irr.cigtd. the special artistes being Miss Ella" Eussell and Mr. Herjert Grover. vocalists, and Mr. George Kiseley, solo organ. Among the items will IJ by the late Mr. Joseph H iv an Parry, which will be performed bv tne magnificent orchestra. A crowded atten- dance may bo expected.

Smart Sherlock Holmes, I*- DR. DOYLE'S DETECTIVE REDIVIVUS. HVan Clupper" Tells How He Recovered the "Swag" in a Welsh Jewel Robbery. lvhcii I entered the club-room a gentleman in the far corner raised his head from the paper lie was reading, and glanced quickly at me. His peculiar facial expression was fami- liar to me, aad I knew the man in an instant. It was Sherlock Holmes, looking as shrewd and as pleasant and as full of quiet eaiergv as ever. "Why. Hoimes, old fpUow." I remarked, -d. when our formal greeting was orer, "I thought you were dead. Didn't Dovle kill vou after all?" "Truth of it is," said Holmb. with a good- humoured twinkle in his eye;-he got a bit tired of writing up my experiences month after mcuth, and he told me he was going to kill me. I gave Doyle full discretion in the matter, and he made me fall over a precipice. I did have a nasty fall, it is true, but I wasn't absolutely killed. I have orten told you I wai, a wonder- ful amateur trapazist in college, and my ape. like agility served me m good stead on this occasion. I caught hold of the branch of a tree. This broke my fall, and I ma.naged to clamber down the rocks to a place of safety." "A,;lcl what bring-s you into South Wales?" I asked him. "This is a return visit. I came down here some months ago to unravel the Penarth Gorilla Mystery, and did so within a few hours. al. though the public never knew whom to thank for the elucidation of that mystery. Your chief has some good wine and cigars at Cwrt-v- vil," continued Holmes, his face lighting up with pleasant memories, "and we spent two or three jolly evenings together." "To what interesting circumstance are we in- debted for this, your second visit?" I in- quired. 1 have been spending a rather long holiday in North and South Wales," replied Holmes, and have just finished a ljt-tle job which has not only brought me credit but also enabled me to pay off an old score." Ha. ha," said I, smelling "copy." ''just the very thing. I'm out for the evening, and nothing would deligh,t me more than to have one of those inimitable yams of yours. led me all about -it,, Holmes. I'm sure the story will be worth hearing." "Well, ats I've also got the-evening to 20. through somehow, I don't mind if 1 do." said Holmes, evidenntly forgetting thai I wa" a newspaper man. Then. taking a cigarette out of his well-stocked case, he slowly ht it, and. settling himself comfortably in his cosy arm chair, he began. "Perhaps I ought to explain to you at the beginniinig tliajc the detoeive fofpce of the kingdom is.. to use a vulgar expression, 'dead nuts' on me, and you will, therefore, not be surprised when I tell you that a reccm- mmMncMwtit' Mtuaiee & 11 jw-mbei- of Parliament to a Welsh .heaJ.e:¡"table that I should be engaged to unravel the mystery of a big jewel robbery some time ago in the Principality was rejected in a manner that 1- considered' to be TIIÓ, and. offensive;, the terms of the letter written by the head- constable to the M.P. being that I might be all very well in the pages of the 'Strand Magazine,' but they were not going to en- trust the unravelling of an important matter like that ot a big jewel rohberv in every- day life to an amateur. 'An Amateur,' fancy t-ii at Sherlock Holmes an amateur! 1 am not revengeful a.s a general thing, Clupper, but I felt the rebuff keealy, and I registered a, vow, in the presence of m'f íriond Dode. who was dining with me when, the M.P. sent me the head-constable's letter, that ere many months had passed I would compel that head-constable to publicly pay tribute even to mv 'am.tf9.1riôh' ahiiitie-s. I have had my revenge, and feel peaceful, calm, and happy when I think of it. This was: how it came about. A second robbery took place from a, silversmith's shop, and about £ 2i.000 worth of jewellery was found* to have been taken away by the thieves, of whose where.a.bout< the police, in spite of most strenuous efforts, could no, obtain the slightest clue. There was immediately a great huuuub among the people, of the town where the robbery took place, and public meeting8 were held at which reflections were made upon the efficiency of the police force, as this was the second occasion on which the burglars had gone undetected. While this hubbub was -.t i'ts heig'J-it I wrote the head-constable offering him my services, and making the only condition of theiir acceptance an undertaking from him that, in the event of my bringing the thieves to justice or recovering the booty, he should publicly acknowledge mv success. He agreed to the terms, and 1 came down to S-- by the next train. I immediately proceeded to the police-station, got all the detectives before me, and, haying heard their stories, which were. I may remark, lamentably bald, I turned to the head-constable and said, Vou have hit1 1 > e tical of my smart- ness as a prn uid you have ac- cepted my ser-, > Uuys after the bur- glary has heen commuted. During that time you have had no tra-ee or clue of either the thieves or the missing articles. Therefore, to vou the task I urn undertaking seems hopeless. But Sherlock Holmes has never yet completely failed, and when he lays his head unon the pillow to-night it will be with the conscious- ness that he has met with some measure of success.' The head constable gazed incre-, dulously at me, and the faces of the detectives wore sarcastic expression*. 'I see, you think' I am fooling you,' I said: 'but Sherlock Holmes has a reputation and he is urepared to stand or fall by what he has said.' I wanted to make the thing as mysterious as possible, for my own prestige's sake, and extracted a promise from the head-constable not to ques- tion me as to my methods of work if I suc- ceeded in my undertaking. I then left the police office, and mingled with the crowd in the public street. I had arranged to return to the police-station at midnight, and the clock was just striking twelve when I entered the hinwl-t»stable's sanctorum- 'Of course, you have discovered the thieves and recovered the booty V remarked the head-constable, with a, tinge of sarcasm in his voice. 'I have re- covered the booty,' I replied dryly; 'but the thieve*, although discovered, are not likelv to be caught \et awhile. To cut a long story short. I produced the whole of the stolen jewellery, which was returned to its owner. Vi itn reference to the thieves, I convinced the head-constable that there was no doubt about their having managed to pa«f right un-'e" the. noses of the police, and to reach New York in safety. The recovery of the stolen property was regarded b,- the public as a big achieve- ment, and my revenge. was completed. The 0end-constable came down handsomely, for. in his letter to me. which will in due course be published in the daily journals, 11," not only gives me credit for what I succeeded in doing, but refers to me as the smartest detective in the United Kingdom. Holmes having finished the narrative. leaned back in his chair, and, wrinkling his brow with a self-satisfied air, btjgan rolling another cioa- rette. His case was, as already intimated, well stocked, but lie "rolled" a cigarette, because he usetl to do so in the "Strand Magazine." I watched his quiet, unassuming movement* for a,moment or (two. and then. breaking the -e. silence. said, "lour narrative has been a deeply-interesting one. Holmes, but the most interesting part of it is yet to come. For heaven's sake, relieve mv suspense :l-,d iell me how did you manage to recover the stolen property so quicklv. "Well, old mai)." replied Holmes, with a forced laugh, "as I have retired from "public life since Doyle got tired of n12. 1 don't mind telling you privately, but don't breathe a whisper Oi my explanation to a lining soul. I committed the burglarv myself" "VAN CLUPPER."