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ONE FARTHING PER WORD PRE. PLID ADVERTISEMENTS. Advertisements can be inserted under the following headings at a Farthing per Word. Name and address counted, and odd farth- inge not charged. Tftiree consecutive insertions for one and a LeSf times the price of one. Six consecutive insertions for twice the price of one. Thus: — Worda. Once. Three times. Six timEs. 34 3d 6d. IS 4J,d 6^d 9d. 2 t4 .u. fed 9d is. Hiis S^ale does not apply to trade advertise- "Db or public notices. Stamps may be sent in payment, half-penny elamps preferably. Cheques. Postal and Post-office Orders should te crossed, and made payable to Mr. D. WATKTN THOMAS. Xdrertisements are received at the follow- ing places CHIEF OFFICE "EVENING EXPRESS" OFFICES, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. "Express Office, Tredegar-place Newport. "Express" Office, Castle-street Swansea. "Express" Office, Victoria-street Merthyr. "Express" Office, 4a, Taff-street.Pontypridd. Situations Vacant.—If You Want a Situation, Buy an "Earning Express" Fourpenny Advertisement "Blank" from the nearest Xowapert, Tobacccriift, 0;' llairrlre¡ 5E'r.. Pill up t lie Form ar;d Genl It to the "Evening Express" Office. Cardiff. It will probably get you a Situation. Try it. Hundreds arc satisfied. If you cannot get a Form in your i,eighbourhood St-nd a postcard to the "Evening Elxpress" OfliceG, Cardiff. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitit-ious Names at any Pcst-ofliee. Letters od- dresstd to Initials or Fictitious Names must the address of the Advertiser or one of the offices the Western Mail.

BIETHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. BIRTHS. IJ.OYD -On November S, at Rathgar Villa, Yatton, near Bristol, the wife of Tom S. Lloyd, C.E., of a daughter. MORGAN.—On the 8th inst., at Xo. 2, Gl.vnrhondda- street, Cardiff, the wife of Albert E. Morgan, cf a daughter. WIJJLEY.—On the 9th inst., ab Springfield, Llari- tarriam, the wife of E H. Willey, of a son. JjEATHS. BOND.—On November 8th, at 224, Castle-road, Roath, Percy Sherman, tlie younger son of Samuel rnd Cecilia E. Bond, age(I four months. isOALL.—On November 10th, at 90, Itichards-terrace, Henry Thomas Noall. master mariner, late of St. Ives, Cornwall, in his 78th year. PRICE.—On Sundav morning. 10th inst. Eleanor Maude Price, aged 8, youngest daughter of Dr. Price, Carmarthen. WILLIAMS.—-On the 7th inst,at 122, Pembroke-load, Cardiff, Henry Williams, late of Kliydfeilvn Form, war Trpfc rest, aged 78 vc-ars. FIJIJPral, for New CVmeterv. Tuesday. 12th inst,. at three o'clock. >'un«-ril dmjotoi-a, Skmuic Hi on., Cardiff. _i,u MM?-u—?j?.?-. ■BcaiviMr.xBSSiMBBOHRDMncPMnMnnnMMRBnnBBNMnr MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Wanted good Second-hand Milk Truck.—Apply 107, ■M*ejisem*ea™BB*ee*aBBa!OB»Biai«KBweaDro«BamMm*e ? ? DOGS. Ss.ie.0.ind Yard Dog; crossed St. BernaTd-Mas- ti iff; bargain; no uce to owicr.—Handy, jun., 373, Cowbridge-i'oad. e8"&2illl MUSICAL. Young lady gives Music Lessons let people's own residences; terms modaralie.—Address Fevorella, Westeru e8465,111 LIVE STOCK. Bargain.—Must be Sold, useful Pony, 13 hands, and Complete Set of Harness; £ 7.—Hemmings, 24, At>f,rdovev-street, Moors, Cardiff. e8128dll MjnaaapxaMga&oifMnni^Tiii" ■"—iiiini———w MEDICAL. Sciatica, Rheumatism, and Paralysis Cured Expe- ditiously.Houghton's Electro-Hydropathic Establish- ment, Stuart House, Edwarcls-terrace,Cardiff;00^ LOST AND FOUND. I.c«t, between Fiizalan-place and Royal Theatre, Lady's Gold Bracelet. doulite chain, with plain gola clasp.—Kinder ml be Rewarded on returning same to 5, Fitzalau-place. Cardiff. Found, l'la< k Greyhound Puppy if not claimed in thie-? days will be sold to defray expenses.—17, Little- ton-street, 1 ,'n»C'rTJ^*Tn"i>lmmiHIM nmmi »i»i MISCELLANEOUS. Perth Dve Works, P. and P. Campbell.—Roods for- warded and returned free.—Miss Morgan, Stationer, Docks. OM-duf. u_- 8470-0 6 Is Your Wa.t<-h WroBg? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of Watches of e,ery description, English or Foreign, is 38, Cattle Arcade (third shop from Castte-sureet), by James Keir, for ten years with Mr. Spiridion. Clocks aud Muac Bcxes CIRl\.noo and Repaired. c42,)2 AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. Wfnted Re-eng^gment at: Collector apd Canvasser, for Newspaper; lb years' reference; security; wjges medtrate—Z 41, Express omce. Cardiff. e8467dU The "Friend of the Millions," Patented Article; 70,000 sold in September.—Energetic Agents Wanted in Unrepresented Districts many canvassers clearing £ 5 per week —Send fourteen Venice for sample and postage to V-ent 34. Kmgs.vood-road, Penge, S.E., Lou- den! e 8417(128 ?- MONEY. MONEY TO LEND. Those in WantVos^I^on.mende^to, Apply fothe Provincial Bank, L Bristol, cr to tne P.Mint .^eno, Working-street, Cardiff. — RE MONf'Y BORROWING. Messrs. WALLACE and CO. Aiase jK/iituvi.y c»irptfc-x are not nec<ftsary. low&st 1'ii-te of intel p.- v are not nxatlc. Harmful and objectionable inqu j" :ne6<.Tjjt., au(j .Ml transactions conducted *±(,/Z equitable manner. N.B.— Entranc. e8304d ^i^^jiu.jJu»MiaJJ*-aiiuwJUJiLiu ? .âœW4?- ?nr? EO USE-KEEPERS. -A resKCtablT Person (Middle-aged) Seek« a Poji- ia Wnrkinf IToue-ekeeper where a servant ih kopt,, *=" re„«,^AW!y L Mri Of^cc. "Newport. Wanted by a respectable Young Person, a Situation Housekeeper domesticated, experienced Working Bou^t P care c»f Mr. Davies, good reievenccs. Aa 2851dl6 Bookseller, Abergavenn^ j — WvTt«l'Tmnieciiately, tStwUon as Housekeeper •W.UUI i. Keiit; good manager and cook; where er\»nt n innly H., Goldcliff, near New- excellent references. Appiy 2626J13 i:ort, Moil. — HrT^ctabirPcrSon. thoroughly experienced in hc^sf I duties Thou^ ^eeS'v' e^ut^ Wt: good refer^u.s salary-Address X 30. Western Ma^fhee, — —v—3 ,r Trr_>i7e<trEiiiiiish references, g/A woSidtike in 'Cardifi Situate Housekeeper 1^-5^* Mail Cardiff _.2M5dl4 "HoiisekeeperT" aged 30, Retire*' Re-eugagernent, PiSoi^usincss House; ecr nomical manager four yea "s refe.encL.s. Ailras Y 44. Wei-tern Mail. Cardiff. -— AdveH55F"iFquiKnga-erunt as CompaTiiion (niUBioal, domerticated), Assistant Hou«hCt.^r, or Cot. ifeisponding Clerli; good reforenw. -H, White Craw-road, Hereford Hcusckeci>er or Tady Help. Bc-eugageinent-. or Private; dom^ticatal; experienced c^k, needlewoman; accustomed children; hig.iest rere- w., Mi's. Hal>er, I'wicwd, Bridgend. Engagement Wanted Working Housekeeper com petent; experienced needlewoman trustworthy lad* or ger.tlf inau. good reference.; aged 38.-M-. 4, forfc-K*(i» BnstoL So caps. Siwocui BICYCLES. Safety Cushion, ball hearings, tangent spokes; seen between six and seven p.m.-Apply 54, Pem- broke road, Csuiton. e8V1odl2 New Cycle Lock, with Kev, Post Free Six Stamps repairs, Plating, and Stove Enamelliiijr ]fftwiptly and cheaply at tride prices; no job too difficult, noi. too small.—Morris Bros.. Pontvpridd. il9';7 MISCELLANEOUS SALES- Liner. Markers, complete, pad, ink, Is. 6:1., post free. guaranteed satisfactory.—Saxbv, Bi>r- goed. e&431dl2 For Sale, prjnie New Cider, (k!. a gallon.—Apply, I't.rkt'r, Priory-stt'ect, Usk. ° e846S(123 1,030 Business Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads, 3s.; 10,000 Useful Handbills, 8s. 6:1.; samples free.— Fishtr and Qc., Machine Printers, Broadmead, Bris- tol C.V413 õIF PARTNERSHIP. Advertiser Wishes to Meet With One or More Cipitalists to Join Him in Working an Invention (fully proved) for Raising Sunken and Floating Off Stranded Ships; fuli particular at personal inter- view, when working models can be seen refers noes exchanged.—Box W 45, Western Mail, Cardiff. [40925 Partner Wanted .Sleeping), with £ 1,000 Capital, or Available Security to that Amount, to Estab- lished Cardiff Finn:" good income guaranteed; grand opportunity for laly or retired gentleman.—Write Y 35, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2486d12 ?.1 CLERKS AND MANAGERS. CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANTED. Clerk Wanted must have thorough knowledge of Book-keeping; preference given to one with expe- rience in printers' and newspaper accounts.—Apply, before six p.m., Tuesday next, Phillips, Vestry-hall, Pontypridd. Wanted, Candidates for Government Vacancies to apply for Full Details of Appointments, including Men" Clerkships, Boy Clerkships, Exc'se, Customs, and all Post Officc Appointment* rapid, thorough ttaclmig, orally or by post; most succcssful system; numerous passes; 3,000 ifece"tly.—Apply G. K. Skerry, M.A., 67, Chancery-lane, London. 2322dl6 Waited, a Clerk and Traveller for Pontypridd Dis- trict for Large Stone Quairies state age, experience, and salary expected.—Address 2 35, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2327dl3 Smart Onice Boy Wanted; just leaving school.— Apply Gray, 4, Albert-chambers, High-street, Car- diff. 2758dl5 Smart, inteliigent. Youth Wanted as Clerk and Collector; salary per week liist six months; references.—Z ,19,. Western. Mail Office, Cardiff. [d!2 Wanted^ Head Mechanical Draughtsman; com- petent to take charge of drawing office quick and accurate in drawing and calculating.—Apply, giving references and stating salary required, \o Crawohay Blethers, • CyfartMa. (Limited), Merthyr. 41096 Experienced Clerk Wanted in an Auctioneer and Survivor's Oftioe; must be good draughtsman, able to take inventories, prepare catalogues, and well up in general office work.—Apply, by letter only, slating salary required and full lyarticulars, to L 24, Western Mail Ortioe, Swansea. 2604d13 Shorthand and Copying Cierk Wanted in Solicitor's Office; aged 16 to 18.—Applications, in own handwriting, to Box 55, Post-office. Cardiff. 2474dl2_ Wanted~for a Few Weeks, a respectable Youth a good and quick writer; wages 10s.—Address Y 33, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2^95dl2 Wanted" Colliery Ma pager, holding First Class Certificate, for Anthracite Colliery Output, 250 tons per day must be accustomed to working in sleep measures, and must have a thorough knowledge of sviveymg mechanics and office work.— Applications, enc-loHTig- testimonials, age, and salary required, to be addressed L 19, Western Mail Office, Swan- 22o5dlo CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANT SITUATIONS. Cleric (2a) Seeks Engagement; five years' experience with large buildai-s' mercliaiits; good references; moderate salary.—Penchant, Western Mail, New- port. ^SSdli^ Clerk-(27) Seeks Ile-engageinent; well up in book- keeping, shorthand, and arcounts; first-claes refe- rencPH-Apply Williams, 6, Iving's-ioad, Oanton, Cardiff.. 4113" Advertiser, aged 29, expert Shorthand, Typist, Beok: keeper, Foreign Oorrespondent, Ac., Wants Engage- ment.—Z 16. Western Mail, Cardiff.. 269o>114 ~Wcnted"Siituntion BOok-fceeper; fflccepMon»l testi- monisls; 22 years'-experience shipping and rimbsr trades; thorough knowledge book-keeping.— Clias. Gibson, Lakelield-road, Liu nelly. 2467dll Young Mau (26) Requires á-f-Huatiõnu5 Ledger Clerk or Abj1 Position of Trust; first-class references; swurity given, it icquired.—W. H. J., 37, Arriui- street, Roath, Cardiff. 2373dll PREMISES. HOL'SES TO LET. To T,et.-A good Twelve-roomed House, with two- stall stable and coach-house, i.itualed in Clytha Park, Newport.—Apply to Mrs. C. E. Keene, Tolxacconist, 15, Jligh-sticet, Newportu e8464dl6^ To Let. a good Twelve-roomed House, with two- still stable and ccach-Jiouse; situated in Clytlia Park, Newport.—Apply to Mrs. C. E. Keene, Tobacconist, 15, High-street, Newport. 2887dl3 Bivngwyn, near Raglan. Mon.—To Let, from ^.ud February Next, the Country Residence, known as Bryngwyn House, with 27a. Or. 15p. of land, prac- tically all grass, and convenient stabling and out, offices, about one mile from Raglan and seven from Abergavenny; near main road; excellent neighbour- hood; good hunting.-Apply Mr. F. S. Collins. Soli- citor, Roes. 2833d16 To be Let, with immediate possession, a Desirable F.esidence, known as Greenhill House, Panteg, nfar Newport, containing 16 rooms and a good cellar, large garden, tennis lawn, and stables may be bad with or without land within ten minuter of rail v. ay, post. and telegraph.—Applv Wright, Butler, and Un. (Limited), Panteg Steelworks, near Newport. 41159 To Commercial "Travellers," Ac.—Seven-roomed Hcuses to he Let at Maenyewmnier; rent 17s. per mcntli; wrfcer rate and kXes paid by owners.—Apply to Mr. W. A. Davies..Macsyewniorer, Cardiff. [dlo Let or Sell, 66, Partridge-road. Roath; immediate I possession; just done out; side entrance.—Apply Chellew, 35, Oaklield-streeL_Cardiff. ■ 2803.116 Pontypridd—To Let. with immediate posf-ession, Vine Cottage; contains three reception-rooms, .even bedrooms, bath-room (hot and cold), w.c., two kitchens, the usual out-offices, and large garden.— Apply Howard and King, Auctioneers, Ponty- pridd. 2786(115 To LetTNa 2, Eyre-street, Roath; papered through- out.—Apply to T. Waring and Son, 1, Charles-street, Cardiff. ^1135 OoinfortaKy-furnished House, containing three git- ting aud four bed rooms good neighbourhood; lpode- rate terms to careful tenant.—Z 25, West-erii illail, Cardiff. 2757(115 To Let, Furnished (very comfortable and well furnished"), Villa in Maindee, Newport. Mon. every convenience and terms exceptionally moderate to good tenant; will let for three, six, or twelve months.— Apply Newland, Davis, and Hunt, Auctioneers, j>w- port 2684d14 To Let, convenient Dwelling-house, Cambria-plaft also Warehouse, off Dock-street, near the uncus — Apply 86, Dock-street, Newport. <ioaidij. "St David's.—To~be_Let or"So!d, beautiful Marine Residence, with Ten Acres of Land, near St. David s southera aspect; commanding line view or St-9 Bav; jrood shooting and tishing; two-tliU'ds purona«i cun remain on mortgage—Apply W. D Ph-; hp«, Auctioneer, Haverfordwest. ~24, Clare-street. Riverside; three reception, seven bed looms; splendid condition; E45 10s., exclusive rates —Morgan and Scott, 18, High-street, Car- ,t tlilf. 26-3(¡d14 ~To T.et. Fem Villa, Wr'lfield-road. Oarmarihen; containing drawing, r1inin?' rooms, kitchens, etruLerj, bedrooms; large garden and lawn in iront. Apply John Thomas. 13, Morley-street, tatmarlben. to Let; rent ni<x!ei-n:e nine rooms" back tntr'ance.-Apply 50, road, Cardiff.. I^et or Seli, Villa, 2, Welby-road, near St. John« CTiurcli, Canton; four l>eihocnis, lavatory, batli. 30, Partridge-road, Cardiff. 2ooo 'l^ HOUSES FOR r;ALE._ For Sale, House in Bertram-street, Hoath.—Appty Ti mas Edmunds, House Agent, 53, Queen;streei, Caixliti'. 6840 .— For" Sale, lOight Houses in Dmiel-stieet, C'.abavs.— \;olv ThomM Edmunds, 53, Queen street. Ctr- d tt" c845AU0 ~For Sale, FouTifoas^ in Janet-street, East Moors. Cardiff.-Apply Thomas Edmunds, House Ageju- oo, Quecn-strec £ Cardiff. e84o5dlt> For Sale, 41 and 42, Croftitreet, Koath.—ApP|y Tl:ci'niw> Edmunds, House and Land Agent, JO. street, Cs.rdiff. c3456olo_ —VTir Sale. Two Houses in South Church-street.—Apply Ti.oinas t>lmimds. House Agent, 53, Q'-1 C-uidiff. cShK*!1S_ OFFICES 'I'O LET. ~I^r7l^irabj7 Offices ""to "lit "in .J?'sh-«tTCe^ CwHff- —Apply L 10, Western Mail, Caiditt. e84440dU__ SHOP TO LET. To LctTSh^p, in very best jweition in Queen-street, CanlifV.—Apply Thomas Edmunds, House -^ent. Queen-street. Cardiff- ROOM TO LET. To Let, I-argiT^tooiii~0ver Shop, 46, Queen-street, Cardiff; good light; suitable for offices oi dteaser.—.Tames, Hosier, opposite Em{)u-e:eg^ HOUSE, SHOP, AND BAKEHOUSE. To Let. House andTshop, witn Bakehouse (c'^er ovens).—Apply, Comley, Splott-rcad. CT0^L. WAREHOUSES TO LET. To Let, a large llireeFioor Warehouse, Johii^strect, Bute-street; rent, £ 65 per annum.—Apply Thomas Edmunds, House A^-cm., 53, Qu<wn-street L»i- difl. «s3454dlo -?- DRESSMAKERS. Wanted, first-class Milliner; good style; able to serve general drapery; sleep out; pensonal applica- tion pref3n'ed.—Apply Walt-el-F, Ci-uiilliii, Mon. [d!6 Milliner v. —Wanted at once, an experienced Assis- tant for the Millinerv Workroom.-Apply Evans and Allen (Limited), London House, Newport. £ 349dl6_> Dressmakings—Wanted, an Assistant; must be thoroughly experienced.—Apply Mrs. Williani«._ The Laurels, Cemetery-road, Trealaw, Rliondda. 2837d13 Dressmakers.—Wanted, thoroughly experienced Skirt n.nrl Bodice Hands.—Apply Griffith James, 15, High-street, Cardiff. 2697d14 Dressmakers.—Wanted, a First Hand; must be thoroughly experienced, with good tit and style, and able to manage workroom.—Griffith James, High stnet. Cardiff. 2424dll SHOP ASSISTANTS. SHOP ASSISTANTS WANTED. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not All ied to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Nirries at any Past-office. Letters ad- dressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must Lear the address of the advertiser or one of the offices sf the Western Mail. Grooen*.—Smart Aetiistanh Waited indoors; state N-, with references, Price and Co.. Eag-le Stores, Merthyr. 28891113 ~~Gtc^env^Wanfed at. once, thoroughly-expeiienccd Assistant'.—Apply, stating wages (indoore), to Jones, Westminster Stores, Barry Dock. 282M15 "~Draperv.—Richard Lewis, 8 and 9, High-street, Swansea," has a Vacancy for a well-educated Youth as Apprentice Welsh. 2821tll6 t'incerv.—Wanted at once, a smart Junior; Welsh. —State salary and references, J. B. Arthur. Car- r.iarthen. 2j38dl6 To Buichore.—Wanted, Firitt-class Mau to Manage Branch Shop of English Meat must be scbrr, per- severing. and obliging; able to give good referencea none other reed apply.-Gale, Rhynuipy. 2789<112 D^j^y and Outfitting.—Wanted, a Young Man. cf good a duress, as Traveller, and to Assist in Shop Occesicrally (outdoor).—Apply, personally, Williams and Co., Trcorcliy. _?. 2733dl2 tire eery.—Wanted, a good Junior; must produce good references.—Applv W. Thomas, Grocer, Ynisliir. 27o2'tl5 To ciotlilersT—Wanted, a good, steady Assistant Welsh.—Gibbon and Co., Clothiers, Pontyj^ridd. 26''3d 11 "WciiTed. smart Junior for Outfitting and Dmperv; speak Welsh.—Evaus, Temple of Fashion, Tre- orcliy. 2646dl4 '*To r:utchprf.—\Vanted, good Shopman; used to small goods Welsliman preferred; refeieiice required; live out preferred.—Apply John Herbert, Butcher, Capcoch, Aberdare. 2682dll Ist December, siiiat Salesman, Dresses and Manchester.—State full particulars James fiaeham, SO and 91, Commercial-road, Newport, Mon. 2555dl2 by the 12th inst., Two smart Assistants abstainers preferred permanency.—State wages (indoors) to Y 15, Western Mail Office, Car- diff. _2403dll 'fohaccù:1i,'t.- 'Ya:lle(1 at once, a thoroughly trust- worthy, experienced Young Lady Assistant: no Sunday work.—Apply Y 9, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2353dll SHOP ASSISTANTS WANT PLACES. -?- Grocery and as First; take charge of provision counter; experienced refe- rences out; Cardiff preferred.—Z 39, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 2870dl3 Grocery and Provisions.—Wanted, Situation as Junior; four yean with last employer; abstainer; good references.—Phillips. Vale View, Nantvmoel. 2361 dll ?.A. ??_. J-??-? MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. SITUATIONS VACANT Masons Wanted, Dressing Shoddies Great Western Railway, ever Bute-street; 9d. per hour to good men. —Apply on the job. e8424dll Young Man Seeks Situation as Driver, Housekeeper, or Gardener's Help.—Address W. H. C., 35, Glynue- street, Cai-ditf. c8472dll To Printers.- -Wanted immediately, a Welsh Com- positor.—Apply to Jenkin Howell, Aberdare. 41078 Saddlery.—Wanted, au Apprentice to the Saddlery and Harness Business.—Apply red. Morgan and Co., Mill-lane, Cardiff. 2802d13 Civil Serrice Appointm'int*.—Clark'* C.S. College, 2 and 3, Chaneervllane, W.C.—Highc-st Successes in recent Exams.: Correspondence Section for Provincial Ouidirtntes rapid i-rvjmtt/'U for all exarc-.— Pull particulars tnd guide, CiArU's C.S. College, 2 and 3, Char,eery-lane, W.C. 4302 To Butchers.—Wantetl, First-cla^s Man for t hê Frozen Meat Trade.—Apply G. Hutchdngs, 41, Church- 272 road, Ton. Pentre, RhondrJa. 2791<112 Employment for Youths.—Lads from l4 to 16 years of age, Desiring Permanent Employment in Cardiff at a periodically increasing salary should apply, in own handwriting, to Box Z 30, Western Mail Office. Cardiff. They must be able to ass an examination in writing, spelling, arithmetic, and geography, and be able to write a short essay or letter on a simple subject. 41141 Greetry.—Wanted, a steady Haulier; indoors.— Apply to William Jones, Grocer, Ynysmudw, Swan- sea Valley. 2742dl5 Wanted, a good Bread and Cake Baker.—Apply W. Price, 90, Watton, Brecon. 2700c114 Grocery.—Wanted, a Young Man to Drive Out and Make Himself Generally Useful.—Apply Gwilym Davies, Aberdare. 2529dl2 Wanted, an expenenred Man to Undertake Tun- nelling near Swansea.—Apply L 25, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 2o80dl4 Wanted, smart Lad for Messenger.—Apply, per- sonally, Superintendent, J. B. Saunders and Co., Stores Department, near Taff Vale West Yard, Car- diff. 2677dll General Hand for Ironmonger's Workshop Waoted at once; constant job for competent man.—Apply, giving < opy of references and wa^ps required, to Messrs. W. A Baker and Co., Wholesale and Retail Iroi'inongers. Newport, Mon. 2629,115 Wanted, experienced Working Maltster; must be sober and trustworthy; to work a ten-quarter house; wages 22s. per week no beer -Apply Joseph Harris, Oakfield, near Pontypool Road. 2530(113 Hatilier Wanted; indoors; a strong, obliging Young Man, about 18; must <'i<rry flour, take charge of horse and cart, and lie gene- rally useful.—Daniel, Pontypool. 2516dl2 Men, Youths.—All Ciaoses Requiring Any Employ- ment, write at (nco; situation guide free; busy time; hurdreds tiited; don't delay. Men late Army, Navy, and of Merchant Service also write.—Tanner rnd Co. (Box 113), 112, N'e wing ton-cause way, IOiidaii. ic112 a Salary of 12s. 6d. to 25s. per Wfftk Can be Earned in Spare Hours or Evenings by Either Sex Anywhere proof sent free to anyone sending address envelope, in own handwriting, to T. Smith and Co. (F. 132), St. Helen s-gardens, North Kensington, London, W. LI 1665 Wanted, a Drayman; willing to make himself generally useful; must be steady.— Apply Firw Brewery, Porth. 2453dll "To Parents and Guardians.—A Vacancy for a respectable, well-educated Youth a^ Appniicice tlic Watchmaking and Jewellery.—Apply Henry Ti insh, 2, St. Mary street, Cardiff. 234 Mil Wanted, Groom-Gardener; thoroughly experienced i:i Stable Dutiw single; to live in; age, from 18 to 20; good driver.—Apply, wages expected, to R. T. Mathias, Garth, Poutypridil. 2781(112 Wanted. '};t;rr; a(.t!ve-" olini" Mail accustomed to Clean Knives, Lamps, Boots, &c., and Make Himself Generally Useful In or Out of Doors.—Applv C II., Stranaghan and Stephens, Cardiff. 2718di^ ~~P7-actical~Gardener^"Wanted at NewbrVige for One or Two Weeks.—Address Rowlands, Western Mail Office, Newport 2635dll WantPfl, n Siiigie-lianded Gardener; niarried, with- out chldren preferred; attend cow, pigs, poultry; willing to be generally useful; must understand glass and outside good character; house and 1R<. a week no extras.—Glanbaiden, Altergaveimy. Jdll Wante<l, (iteady, lesiieetabie Boy to Take Care of Pony and Make Himself Generally Useful; aged 16; live in—Ilaikjs, Redlands, Newport. 262&113 Wanted, indoors, active Person as Cowman'; must bo good milker; preference given to one who can hedge and be geneifilly useful on fsrm none but sober men need apply.—Davies, Pan teg Farm. Lower MochcTi, Newport. 2h59<111 Want ed, "Useful" Lad, accustomed to Drive, and Pony and Trap, Garden, &c.; aged 16 to 18—Apply, stating wages required, refercncct. Y 12, Western Mail C-iirditt 2357(111 Tel. GLir(leners.-Wante,i ai experienced Tree and Shrub Planter; several weeks' work wages, 6(1. per hour. Also an Under Hand; wages, 5d. per hour.— Personal application to Mr. R. Congdon, G?rdener, C%«;rt-y-Vil, Penarth. 4101j Wanted :t); once. a strong, healthy Lad; must understand cellar work.—Apply Garrick Hotel. Car- Üitf. 2681dll Wiiiited, liy an experienced BTlliard-niirker. Evening | Employment; would rent a billiard-room on halt shares references.—Address Z 6, Western Mail, Oar- ditf. 2&34dl3 1- SITUATIONS WANTED. I PiintingT—Wanted. Situation as Improver.—Apply S. Davies, Whitecliff House, Coleford, Glos. e(115 ..?- A TAW, just left 8chool. Desires a Situation aa an Apprentice to a Watchmaker.-Apply Richard Gar- wood, 28, Radnor-road, Canton. e8463t19 Vwnnor's Son Seeks Situation on Fa mi. look after stcck, make himself generally useful; mdoür-s or out. -J. Luxtcn, Halsdowu Far in, Chipstable, Somerset. e8466d!6 Baler?.—Wanted, Situation as Vanman, or to Arsist in Itekel ouse and Deliver; good salesman; abstainer; three years' excellent reference, from last, Htua.ticn.—W., 29, Macworth-strcet, Bridgend. edU, Butchers.—Experienced, steady Youns; Mtn. Difi engaged. Seeks* Situation good slaughterman and shop; good references.—Bridges, care of Blackmar- ston Post-office, Hereford. ° 2823d13 Printers.—Steady Young Comp. Requires Per- irirr.ency; news or jobbing (press or pHten): refe- rences.—G. Hall, 7, Court-terrace, Merthvr Tvdlil. '2836dl3 Carpenter and Joiner (22) Wants Einpioj'nient; experience in bept shoyis town or country.—Apply Z 12. Western Mail, Cardiff. 2650dl4 Employment ltequire(I bv Young Man; willilig to make himself useful; good references.—Address N. G., Western Mail, Merthyr. 2531(112 — Upholsterer Wants Constancy; used to London and provincial shops —F. W. H., 14, Gre.vslone- buildings, Eastbourne. •<v>52dl2 NURSEMAIDS, SERVANTS, AND BARillAIDS. SERVANTS WANTED. General Servant Wanted; able to milk and dress poultry.—T. Beer, 12, Llandaff-road, Cardiff. Hill Wanted, General Servant; good reference required. —Apply 238. Newport-road, Roath, Cardiff. edl4 Wanted, a Girl, 15 or 16.—Apply 31, Frederick- street, Cardiff. e843odl2_ Situations Vrcant.—If You Want a Situation, Buy i.n "Evening Express" Fourpenny Advertisement "Blank" fiom the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, or Haird'Vf.rr.. Fill up the Form and Send It to the "Evtning Express" Officer, Cardiff. It wi]l probably get you a Situation. Trv it. Hu Klrens are satisfied. If you cannot get a Form in your neighbourhood rend a postcard to 'he ^"Evening ~WanteiL^early in November, Parlourmaid; must understand her duties; good needlewoman.—Write, with full particulars, to Mrs. Lascelles Carr, Cwrt-y- YiJ, Penarth. ? —?- Wanted.good Single-handed Uaunclryriiaicl. —State particulars Mrs. Franklen, Clemenstonc, ^Lndg- end. — Wanted, a good General Servant nfi House-I'arlour- niaid -Apply, ttating age, reference, and wascs re- quired, Mrs. Oliver Sheppard, Bridgend. 2819ulb "Wa^tolT bright! clean, respectab'e Cirl for General Work; good cliaracter.-Apply 13^. port-roarl, Cardiff, 2808(116 Wanted, experienced GfneVal; 22—26; two in fa mil v; housemaid c.i.d man servant kept; good references required.—Mi's. Hopkins, Llantrissam-road, JlnrdflfF ^llbo "Wanted, experienced Single-ha^-led Laundiymaid, not over 30; must be wel' recommended vdiureh- woman.—Apply, first, by letter, Mrs. C.irn ie. Iie- groes, Pencoed.. UD_ Wanted, experienced Nurse (Two Young Children, good needlewoman—Apply, stating age, v's7 '*lc'' Mrs. I.ogan, Enville House, Nev.'port. ^877(U_6_ Wanted, hy the 23rd. a good Plain Cook, also an experienced House-Parlourmaid.-Apply. with refe- rences, Brynholme, Stow Park. Newport,, Jiion. [dl6 Regislrv (Davies's) Established 1880.—V,"anted, Cook +M5 Kitehennia'd (Dairy), House-Pa:lourmaids, Genets, Nurses. Gardener, £ 26' Page. Lodgmgs obta.inetl.-45, Charles-street. Cardiff. 2o63dlb_ M'-uited.a good Plain Cook, also a Young Girl to Train as Housemaid; two in larnily.—Appiv Home Ha, Lianishen. ±G3(>U5_ Wanted, good General Servant; three in fanoily.- Apply Mrs. Cory, 15, Brywnill-cresceat, ^vag«a. Waited, a superior General Servant. Able to i.onk Nice'v, also iron well.—Apply, with reference, to Westtourne House, Merthyr. "itespectabie Girl Required as Nurse-Hopseniaid in Small Family; gocd references indispensable.— Apply Mrs. Thomson, St, David's, Barry, '2 diff.. ""Wanted bv 25th of November, an experienced General) Serrcat-. AT so Housemaid.—App.v .la-s. Jones, Taiiybrvn, Peru hi woeiber. ~WanfedT for" IiondoiiV Two General Servants; wages £ 16 each; fares paid.—'Write, stating age, cha- racter. Mrs. Coster. Regtsti-y Office, Gloucester, fdlo — Waiited-immediately, Cook-General; aged about 23 "ood reference required.—Apply Cathedral-road, Cardiff. ""Wanted, experienced Pa.riourrnaid (able to Vi.el), Cooks, Hi usemaids, General; comfortable situations setured.—Stamp for particulars London Jleg* ry> Abt-rsravcnny. £ S Wanted, a strong Girl es Laundry said House experience not necsssarj'.—Apply M. >isbet. uam- ing College. Carmarthen. — "Thoroughly lesnectable, gcod Cook-Housekeeper, aged 30 to 46.-Ai»pIy O. H-, Stranaglian and |teiih^is, Cardiff. —- ""WimtedrPlain Cook dairy of tvvo oows bakirig; rn washing thoroughly-good character.-Mi^ .'ones, Penvroek. LUndoveiy. "Wanted, "ood Plain Cook for Country House; able to make butter.—Address Z 7, Western diff. — General"Servant Wanted; able to milk and ^ir?s? poultry.—T. Beer, 12, Llandaff-road, Cardiff.J2641dll Wunted, Housemaid; country; strong; good per- sonal character; willing to asswt m waiting. ^Irs. Long-TTice, TaJley House, Llanriilo. w'anfed." bv 26Ui Noveinber, atrong. healthy Girl as General Seivant; another kept goou references indispeneable.—Mrs. Taylor, Hill-grove, "n^iS^i^xi>erienced"Plain Cook: aged about 35; competent to superintend house „«i .lady when nec^arv.-Apply, with references, L 27' W-s- tew iMail, S«-«»sea. /^lu-n^ Cardiff Union.—Elv Schools.—Wanted, a Laundress wages £ 20, rising by £ 2 r.nnually to £ 24, with lioanl, lodging, and washing.—Apply to the Master. 41-11 ^Wanted imrntdiately rthoroughly-respectable Woman as Shirt Ironer.— Apply St. John's Mission House, Stew-hill, Newport, 2659<111 Wanted, Cook-Generals. Housekeepers, Parlourmaids, Housemaids, Nursemaids, I.auiidrynwd Disengaged. Mrs. Booth, I'ark Registry, 4, Frederick-street, Car- diff. Bell; for Servants. Stamp. 2^6dl5__ Wanted at once, Cook-Geiieral; wages £ 14— £ 16.- \pj,ly Miss Harrison, Canton i^ytoryCardiii. Jlo ~Wiaitecb uTpTain-Cook good references.Apply Mrs. Richai-d England, 33. Park■p^ace^ Ciir(liff^ ^d9 ^vS^gTO(rGeneral Servant; two m Appiv 183, Newport-rood,anliff. to Do Dairy and Heip in Farmhouse comfortable seasidehonie. snial.fan^y. —State wages Y 43, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2551ù12 "Wanfed, Nurse for Three Children months).—Apj ly, stating age, wages, and i..erenow. Mrs. Joyce, Glyn Rhondda, Porth, Pontypridd^ tdl2 ""Wanted immediately, a good General Servant; able to do washing and attend to small family.—Ap,.l> Marks Harris, Elliot Towu^ New Tredegar. 253 M12 Wanted. a good General Seivant; another kept; three in fa rr.iiy good references required.—Aupiy, with particulars, Mrs. Price, LUudaff. 2V7'.uld_ Wanted, a. good General Sen ant; small family.— Apply 1, Church-terrace, Llanislien. 2475dl2 Wanted, by November 19tli, good General; not under 20 early riser; housemaid kept; good wages to competent girl.—Mrs. Cook, Doon Bank, Catiie- dra/l-road, Cardiff. 2470dl2__ Wanted, Sewingmaid, BIS Under Housemaid, £ 18; Housekeeper, £ 20; Oook, £ 25; Kuclienmaid, Bl3; Parlourmaid, £ 22.—Write Mrs. C-ostei, Legi.,ti), Gloucester. 250JC112 General Servant at once must be plain cook and able to do ordinary bou.-ehold washing. Apply 6, Cho rcl l-avenue, Penart it. 2518ù12 ^WarSed, a strong Girl as Nursemaid; country pre- ferred; aged 15.—Write, stating wages, &c„ Mrs Llewellyn-Jones, 14, Kuthin-gardens, Cardiff. [<s494dl2 Wanted, superior, intelligent Nurse to Two Chil- dren; must be experienced end able to do plain sewing.—Apply, with references, Mrs. Vernon Pegge, 1 iiElms, Briton Ferry. 2498ull .Wrnted at once, good Genervl Servant; at le to do plain cooking; other servants kept.—Mis. Edgar Webb. Hafod-y-ddol, Nantyglo. 2444dll Wanted, experienced Cook. General. -AT) ply, Even- ings, between 6.30 and 8.0, Mrs. Fredk. Bradford, 2, Bryn-y-Mor Villa*, Eaton-grove^ SwaJi-sea. Idll WpiSed"at—once^-experienced General Servant, to Undertake Plain Cooking; aged 20 to 25; good c character indispensable housemaid kept.—Apply 4, BH-ch-road. Penarth 239cidil Wanted, C<H>ks. Housekeepers, Pa rlournti ids, Housemaids, Nursemaid. Stamped envelope. Lod- gings Obtained. Waitresses Disengaged.—Apply Mrs. Thomas, Select Registry, 10, Green-street, Car. diff. 2381dll Wanted immediately, Plain Cook; three in family; bake, and milk one cow.—Apply, with particulars, Mrs. Robertson, Clynderwen House, Clynderwen. 2266dll_ "TVantcd. UsefuFMaid"; good dressmaker, and expe- rienced in parlour work Also strong Kitchenmaid.— State full particuiars, wages, Iscoed, Ferry side, idll Wanted, a goodGencrat Servant; aged from 20 to 22.— Address W 30, Western Mall, Cardiff. [40909 fEMAI.il SERVANTS WANT PLACES. Situations V.icant.— If You Want a Situation, tuv an "Evening Express" Foi.rpenr;y Advertisement Blank" from the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, O" Ilairdirsrrr.. Fill up the Form and Send It to til'' "Evening Express" Oflicts. Cardiff, it will probiblv get you i-. Situation. Try it., Hu-idreds are r.itir-ifed. 'if you cannot get a lorni in your neighbourhood send a. postcard to the "Eveiiing Express" Officer, Cardiff. Wanted. Situation af; over three years' reference; callable of taking baby from month Swan- sea preferred.—Address N., Enville House, Newport, Mon. 2885d16 Disergaged. Generals (different agas). Plain Cooks, JJouse-PaI'o.unnaids, steady Labourer, Waretiouc-e.- man Store.nan, Ac long characters.—British Agency, Aberdare Junction. Staniped_address. 2326r116 Young Lady Seeks" Situation as Useful Maid good needlewoman and hairdresser.—Apply Miss Morris, car "or Mrs. IL-.ym, Trevaugh, near Ross. 283.W16 Wanted, Situation a* Plain Cook or Cook-General, where Housema d is Kept, near Caerleon or Ncw- port.-E. A., Western Mail, Xewport. 2768dl2 Wanted, Situation as Housemaid, Gentleman's Family; in or near Cardiff.—Address Z 24. Weetern Mail, Cardiff. 2761dlo Good working, experienced C'ook; strong and active where kitchenmaid is kept; excellent rvfe- rebecs; country preferred —-H., Western Mail Office. Swansea. 274M15 Wanted, by ist December, Situation as House- Parlourmaid experienced; aged 23.-Rawlinson, Ald- wick Court, Wrington, Bristol. 2745d15 Wanted, Situations—One as Plain Cook (wages S16), One as Housemaid (wages £ 12); same house preferred. —Silvia Roberts, Lydbrook Hill, near Roes, Glouces- tershire. 2748dll Sewing maid or Children's Maid, good references. Seeks Situation.—Address G., care of Miss Jones, 31, C'aeratr-road, Newport, 2627d13 —WyntcdT^Situation as Housemaid or House-Parlour- maid in Gentleman's Small Family; aged 20.—Address L., 75, Plj-mouth-road, Penarth. 2624dl3 Wanted, Situation lIS Head Nurse (thirteen years' experience in nursery) or Single to Two Young- Chil- dren.—Houlton, 106, Mead-streec, Bristol. 2538dl2 Wanted, Situation as Monthly Nurse.—Mre. Gar- land, 56, Ethel-street, Canton, Cardiff. 2496dl2 Wanted, by respectable Young Woman, Situation as Housemaid tall; good appearance good refe- rences.—Apply E. C., 28, Upper George-street. Car- diff. L 2523d 12 I Ladies Suited with AU Class<is~of Servant*; Situa- tions Seemed for Servants. Fee, Is.—Miss Walters, 30, Pajce street, Swame* 2820dlfi PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. rya EATltE ROYAL. Lessee and Manner.Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), NOVEMBER 11th. 1895, FOR SIX NIGH^S AXD OXE MATINEE, Mr. MORELL and Mr. MOUILLOT'S COMPANY, rjl HE gHOP I R L Now Running at the Gaiety Theatre, London, to Over- flowing Houses. MATINEE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16th, At Two o'clock- Doors Open at One. G.W. RAILWAY.—On Thursday, November 14th, a Special Excursion Train will leave Swansea (High- street) at 2.10 p.m. calling at all Stations. Return Train leaves at 10.45. Prices 6d. to E2 2s. Eariv Doors 6.30. Doors Open at Seven; Commence at 730. Booking Offices at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limited), Queen-street, from Ten till Six o'clock. Telephone Xo. 521. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, FOR SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE, The Envuent Corned an—Mr. ED ward TERRY, With his Loudon Company, from Terry's Theatre, London. 41161 ("i RAND THEATRE Lessee and Manager.Mr. Clarence Sofnes. The T>r«„:j»r Thectvo of Wal»s. MONDAY. November lltli, and During the Week, Mr. HENRY DANA'S COMl'ANV in the latebt, highly- successful Screaming, Farcical Comedv, THh PASSPORT," From Terry's and the Duke of York's Theatres, London. Miss CICELY RICHARDS as "MRS. DARCY." Mr C W. GAUL'HORNE as "FERDINAND SIX- CLAIR." Supported by specially-selected London Artistes. Vrntii says It Charley's AUdt" and the New Boy "count the years as they go by, then "The Passport" ought to see the century out, for it is unquestionably the neatest, cleanest, and best written comedy shIe" thi, days of Robertson. MONDAY NEXT, November 18, the popular burlesque, "GO-BANG. Box Office at the lieatre from 10 to 4. Telephone 725 (National). Doors open at 7; commence 7.30. Pricesfrom 6d. to R I Is. 41170 rjl H E E M P I R E Managing Director OSWALD STOI.L TO-NIGHT, THE ORIGINAL TILLER TROUPE OF EIGHT LADIES, Who have recently concluded an engagement of many months' duration at The Palacp, London. THE BEXTLEYS (Maurice and Rose), An accomplished and entertaining couple. MR. AND MRS. SAM LUCAS, Dem Ethiopians from Down South, in their philoso- phical and melodious plantation ditties. JOLLY JOHN XASH, The famous Laughing Man Sister Mary. Walked Like That." MISS AMY KNOTT, "Divinely Tail and Divinely Fair." FRANK CAFFRKY, I Didn'tiLet Him Ilear Me." W. H. DOWNES, Tenor Ballad Vocalist. CLARLE AND GLENNY, lID The Haunted House," an excuse for laughing. Xext Week—The SEVEX MARVELLOUS LEOPOLDS, Edwin Boyde, Leah Adell, Ac. ^TOLL'S jp A COPTIC ON PHILHARMONIC HALL AND BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET. TO NIGHT AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, THE rpREORKY -<- -?tL j|/ £ ALE -y"OICE ^JHOIR, Who Afipxir Hiis Month before HM. THE QUEEN, AT WINDSOR. Lorn Dunroven (viie Western Mair") pays their expenses, so delighted has he been witli their Singing ou the Tliree Occasions upon which they have sung at Dunraven Castle. On September 26th they Ap(>eared at Dunraven Castle. On September 26th they Ap(>eared BEFORE ROYALTY AT EDINBUUGH. H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge highly complimented them. '• HARLECH WAS DEMANDED THREE TIMES. Prices of Admission—6d., Is., and Is. 6d. In the Curio Halls various Attraction*, including THE GIANT CHILDREN, THE TRANSPARENT MAN, THE ELECTRIC MAZE, &c. At various small charges. These are open all day. NEWPORT. H F, t-ii m P I R E rjntHE EMPIRE. Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT THE 7 MARVELLOUS LEOPOLDS, Whose act is a sensational sight. MINNIE CUNNINGHAM— Don't Judge Cigars by the Picture on the Box." LIZZIE HOWARD—" Sweethearts." And the BROWN-KELLY SKETCH COMPANY. The foregoing super-excellent feature* supported by the Sisters Cariow, Ada Cerito, Pat Carey, and the Sisters Dunlo. yiC T0Kl7 THEATRE MONDAY, Novemlter 11, 1895, and During the Week, SPECIALLY AP.RANi.ED VISIT OF MR. WILLIAM GREET S Celebrated Company in the Highly suc- cessful end amusing, go-as-you-please Musical Piece, THE LADY SLAVEY. Next Wef k—THE BROKEN MELODY. Prices as u*t:al. Ocors Open 7.30 cotamcneo 7.45. PONTYPRIDD. OYAL CLARENCE THEATRE, j[\; PONTYPRIDD. Proprietors Messrs. TRENCHARD and JONES MONDAY, November Hth, and Every- Evening During the Week. Mr FRED L. CONNYNGHA.ME'S No. 1 COMPANY, from the Surrey Theatre, London, iu a New and Original Melodrama (for the first time in South Wales), entltled THE PHANTOMS, Bv George Conquest and Arthur Shirley. Mondnv November 18, ig95, Mr. J. Iv. Murray's C'fiiipanv. in THE V, ANDERING JEW aud DRIVEN imOMiiHOME;<>i^ 41158 SALES BY AUCTION. SALE rO-MOUKOW. 12 CUSTOM HOtlSE-STREErr, CARDIFF. MESSRJS. TAYLOR and SON will SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, Novem- hpr 12 1895 (under <hstrf ss for rent), a Quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURMlliRE, Butcher's Block. Scales. &c —&t:c at. 1VQ- 2850dl2 APARTMENTS. A?AKTifEMTS WANTED. Ariilrtaients Required hy 'Two Gentlemen.—Send full uarti'u;l?ra to 13, Western Mail. Car- diff. T. 2384(111 Wanted, by Young -ady, Furnished Bed and Sitting Certon prcterred.—Address Y 10, Western if ail Office, Cardiff; 2350dll -=:=- APARTMENTS TO LET. lt.oi.th 'iUrdiff-Ul'nislicd Bedroom to Let; suit elderly lady.—Address 2 27, Evening Express. Car- c8461dl5 "Conifortsb!r"Ap0r!mentN or Ixid.gings for 'IVo or j Tliree l?e!*l'ectable 1 °Ung Men.—Apply 31, Brook- fdroet, Riverside. e8471dl6 T\vo Rooms to Let to Respectible People Without Childrell.-3, Pentre bang.street, Grange town, Cardiff. e8434d_12__ Two~Furnisl^0' K°0lns To Let, suit young genile- iran or two sharing same, nea.r town terms mode- rate'—Apply xprets" Office, Cardiff. d13 Wonted respectable Young Man to join another in comfortable rooms; tfcrnls moderate.—3, Wordsworth Avenue. e84 41(113 GentTemam hilT'?€rrvSrse' Superior Furnished House, best part >- anUfy_ Would Share Same with Gentleman or Jnencis..—% 28, Western Mail, Oar- dijf.—-7 ,—- 231'dlb Firet-class Al'artwents ;ri Dumfries.place piano, bath, and every oon\tnrence—Address Z 29, Western Mail. Cardiff-, 2779dl5 51, Dpspenser-stveet, Riverside, Cardiff. — 'jVo Well-furnished Sitting rooms, with Bedrooms, to Let; every convenience, central for town and rtations. 2772(J15 Comfortab'-v-furaished AjMirtmentB to Let in Dum- fries-place.—Address c is, Western Mail, Car- diff^ p-_T, 2711dl5 Well-furnished rSitting-ri.om and Bedroom; piano; hot, cold, sh er br.th.—16, Ityder-strect, off Catl.edral-roadj Cardiff. 2644dl4 Well-furnished -^F.^euts; now vacant; piano no childrenn<'art. I v"a.v station and trams terms moderate-—7, South i'Utou.placei Cardiff. 2&42dl4_ "Quiet Home for to Board with Small Family; select neighbourhood, references exchanged; terms 20s. weekly.Mail, Cardiff. 2639dl4 27, Howard-gardens, Roath.—Front Apartments; suit one gentlfo^' ^o friends; hot bath; good attendance; noch^u,.tern* nioderate, 2562^113 g] oharles-street, taitiiff.—Comfortably Furnished Apartments; hot *nd told bath. 2597dl3 9 oharles-street, taitiiff.—Comfortably Furnished Apartments; hot *nd told bath. 2597dl3 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. I ORCHARDS THE BELGRAYE DYE WORKS, 35, ADAM-STREET, CARDIFF. OSTRICH FEATHERS |Cleiinec^edand in Approved Sty]e HATS AND BONNETS C1^mad^wand Shapes. LADIES' DRESSES, Cleaned, Dyed I GENTS' SUITS, 'tailor Pressed, j Art Tapestry Curtains & Dry cleaned Covers Richly-trimmed and Costumes,Li very, Regalia Finished Whole. Costumes,Li very, Regalia Finished Whole.

TRAGIC AFFAIR AT TENBY. ALDERMAN W. H. RICHARDS DIES ON HIS WAY TO CHUtRCH. A profound gloom has been cast over Tenby by the sudden death of Alderman VY. H. Richards, J.P., C.C.. of Croft House. The deceased gentleman, who vacated the mayoral eliair of the borough on Saturday, and was re- elected an alde-rnian for the borough on the same day, was on his way to the Town-liall to take part in the new mayor's procession to church shortly before eleven o'clock, and when opposite the Royad Gate House Hotel was observed to stagger and fall in the road. Close behind him at the time was Mr. J. Bancroft, her Majesty's inspector of schools, who imme- diately went 'to his assistance, and, with the help of others, conveyed him into the hotel and laid him in the coffee-room. Dr. D. A. lleid was immediately sent for, and was quickly :n attendance, but Mr. Richards expired in a few niiincat-es, his death beisig due to apoplexy. Meanwhile, in ignorance of what had occurred. the mayor's procession had hen formed and proceeded to ehuroh, but immediately before the service commenced the sad intelligence was made known. The town-clerk (Mr. C. W. R. Stokes) took Mrs. W. H. Richards, the de- pGhsed gentleman's wife, home. The news spread quookly throughout the town and created a paiinful and profound sensation. Mr. Richards had for the last 25 years taken a very pro- minent part, in public matters, and was one of Tenby's most respected citizens. At the con- elusion of the service, the choir filed out to the strain,? of the '"Dead March." in "Saul." The mayor's procession was not re-formed on emerging- from the church. Mr. Richards was the eldest son of the late Lieutenant-colonel Henry Richards, of the 3rd Bombay Light Infantry, h" was born in 184-4, and nmrried in 1872 Florence Antonia^ eldest daughter of Lieutenant-colonel Antony Stokes, of St. Botolph's. He was educatcd at Exete- College, Oxfoid, was a J.P. for Pembrokeshire, high-sheriff of Tenby 1858. mayor of Tenbv 1831-7 and 1895. He was president of The Tenby Conservative Association, P.M. of the Ten by Lodge of Freemasons, chairman of the Ten.bv Lifeboat Committee, a chirity trustee for Tenby. a county councillor for Tenby, and alderman of the borough. The funeral will take place on Wednesday next. i

IRISH PARTY. THE PROPOSED EXPULSION OF MEMBERS. The Press Association says:—The following circular was sent oa Saturday evening to the xiiemuers of the Irish Parliaottiitary party: — "House of Commons, Nov. 9. "Dear Sir,—Mr. M'Carthy desires us to sum- mon a meeting of the Irish Parliamentary party for Thursday next. the 14-th ins; it half-past two, at 24, Rutland-square, Dublin. for the purpose of considering what action by the party ought to be taken with regard to the South Kerry election.—Yours very truly. DONAL SULLIVAN, WILLIAM ABRAHAM, Hon. Secretaries." The object of the meeting is gvnerally believed to he the expulsion of three memhers of the party. At a Nationalist demonstration held on Sun- day at Sligo, and attended by several thousand persons, a resolution was unanimously carried, calling for the immediate expulsion of Mr. T. M. Healy. M.P., Mr. Arthur O'Connor, M.P., and several ether prominent members. The chief speakers were Mr. P. A. M'Hugh, M.P.. and Mr. Condon, M.P. JOURNAL GOES OVER TO MR. HEALY S SIDE. The "Cork Herald," which has hitherto sup- ported the policy advocated by Mr. Justin M'Carthy and his friends, will, in future, plep.d the cause of Mr. T. M. Healy and his sup- porters. It is stat-id in a leading article in Saturday's issue that 27 members will leave th.o Irish party. To the article the following note is appended;—"For the statements in the foregoing article the editor is not respon- sible."

COLLIERY ACCIDENTS. THREE MEN INJURE D BY -•X- PLiOSIONS AO jPSNCO'XD. On Friday a. cerious aeHdent occurred st the Llanbed Colliery, lcsr P' i":>ed. V. Fiord and D. Powell 'hot,h ol Peoco-jd. hao nileo i hole witli compressed ix>wd«r for blasting iyjr- poses, v-'ihrn from eoaio va~st<e "r itl-fv Y09 powder exploded. aNd .he two young men «e-e serioue'v injured on tJbe•arnw. 1<r>gs, a.'<1 bft-V by the force of the explosion ard the -'alien debr-a. Tn another part of the pit. and abort the came time. D. fWfltthc, Pencoed. also ir>ot with *vi accident, a qus.nfity of txiwde-r having erploded in his hand, >md seriewslv burnt end 'ninred lxith hand nnd arm. Or. Atkin~ aspistcnt to Dr. N«unton Davies, has Keen unremitting m his "I'tteodance on the three men. a.nd In the ca-e of Flovd and Griffiths 1 speedy recovery I may be anticipated.

FOR SAILORS' FRIENDS. FOREIGN ARRIVALS AND MOVE- MENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Hardwiek left Tlnsuni for Bordeaux 8th. Hsrtbuni .left Helsinsfors for Stockholm t l0,, aiTiT^d St. from Krair.f^rs otn. Elton left Cork for Canliff 9th. 1'sk left Bordp.ivx for Cardiff 8th. Taff left St. Nazaire for Bordeaux 9th. Rapid left Bilbao for Swansea 8th. llrstormel passed Pera for Sulina Roads 9th. Jeines Tucker left Barbarlr^.s for Santiago 7th. passed Sulina 8th. Werfa an-ivrd Portsmoutli 8th. Garth left Barn- for La Rochelle 8th. GcrsedJ arrived Kai -hmotsu, Port Townpend, Japan, 5tu. F.ddie irrived Antwerp from the Danube 7th. i?ti,:ndal»y left Portland for Penarth. Marie expected h, leave Bristol for Cardiff 12th. fiena arrived Sulina from Braila 7tli. Cvfarthfa left Rocbefort for Bilbao 7th. Howl a is arrived Glasgow 8'.h. Iief-reaulx arriv*ed Galatz fltli. 1'in'n Stuart passed Gibraltar for Brindisi 9th. Tredegar left St. Xazaire for Bilbao 8th Col'ivaud left Newport for J.it.h( n 8th. Rhvmnev arrived Barcelona 8th. GardeT>ee left Algiers for Constaniinonle 8th. Aberdare left Onunmen for Penarth '8th. Jersey arrived Bayonne 8th. Trehebrert arrived Lisbon 8th. I.h left, D erpe for Ca.rdiff 8tli. Westcrgate left St. Uawitre for Bilbao 8th. Barn' arrived Odessa 5th. Pemeron left Las Palmas for Pomaron 8th.

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SO'TJJH 1VALES jfL'SXCIANS. AN IM C'STAS'i MEETING AT PONTY? BID D. A reprweni'^iiv^ meeting of Soiith. Wa.Vs musicians was hew*; in the v e? ;ry-xiak, Po £ ty- rridd, or Saturday evening, to consider the advisability of forming a new roc-ety oi South Waley musician^ for the purpose of advancing th." iatRCftfcts ol pi^vc among p:c- fessionals and amsV-uis. Anvang those pre- sent wetc Dr. Parry, "Oaradog,' 1ir. Tooi Stephen?., Mr. William Thomas (Trsovk?), "Dewi Mab;in" (Abevama-n), itr. 2\Z. 0. JO"1.<s (Trehsi-bert), Mr. Xali.esia Hopkins (Cymjaer), Mr. Singleton (Port Talbot), "fVJS Dar," Mr. E. Williams (Pontypridni'), Llewelyn (Bargoed), "Mr. Davies (Glyataff), Air. Tain Williams, aud others-—Dr. Pa-rry, »-.Ko w.ts voted to the chair, tilled upon the coiivece.r •t&iv. ?.. ijU^d-tkuxeg, «i' Miffkh}}, *iio w circular which had been seat OUJ. laying stress on the necessity for the establishment of such a society, which would aim at making the Eisteddfod of real educational importance by suggesting r. code, curriculum, or syllabus of music, properly graded to me-et. the re- quirements of all classes of young musician." v'ho competed for The circula, aJso pointed out the necessity for making ctrong representations to the councils in charge of municipal and county affairs to establish a system of teaching music in technical and other schools, and to suggest the giving of scholarehips to deserving students.—Mrr. Jones next read letters oif apology foriabsenoe and warm approval of the objects of the meet- ing from Mr. E. W. M. Corbett 'Cardiff), Mr. W. T. Rses ("Alaw Ddu") (L^aaellv), Air Tom Price (Merthvr), Mr. D. Jerdons, 1 Mus. Bac. (Aberystwith), Mr. W. T. Samuel (Swansea), Mr. D. Bo wen (Abercara), ?.tr. (Swansea), Mr. D. Bo wen (Abercara), IL. Jones ("Civnalaw" (Briton Ferry). Mr. John Fvans (Tredegar), Mr. F. Evans ("TJew I TRuallt" (Builtli). Mr. S. Davies (Maesteg). ?,Ir. E. Evans (Aber), Mr. J. S. Dcscon. Mr. S. Jones (Penclawdd). Mr. J. R. Ivewis CAlaw Rhonddn''), and Mir. F.ven Owen. J.P. (Cardiff).—The Chairman expressed great pleasure at the number ii-Tid, cordiality of the letters received from leading ••nij.sician«. ac1 pointed out tlnt, a.mong rvr.her wiiys oj! utilising their forces, the .ocietv. if forced, eovld draw the attention of 'Ioct> s-uthorities a.nd others to the need of allotting sch.lar- sriins for music in connection with higher, intermediate and technical classes. isc. (Ap- plause. 1—On the motion of "Dewi Mil bon," seconded hv Mr. W Thorns'! (Treorky), )t war, decided, to form x societv, V> be called. "The Society Soutli Wilett Musicians" ("Ormdeithas Gerddcrol Dehendir r7r>ni"). the title being fixed by ? separate ''e'cVit.on. moved by MR. Taiiesin Hoptin. awd &?rtoT?ded bv "F03 Dar."—The v..te"p cond^or, "Csrsdog." was iinin eV-ctoxi crhairrom of the committee, and Mr. M. O. Jos-e* .t'- chainnar.—Mr. T-'ovd-Jones, th? .-onverier was elected secr?t-arv. and Mr. T>. Davies ("Dewi Mnbon') t.reawirer. rn»« iol- 1 owing were appo'nted r subcommittee -) draft les and submit them to n r-iturvi mat- ing:—The chai'-nipn n.nd neeretary. D-. Parrv. Messrs. T. Stephens T. TTopkit?s. T). F. Davies. M. n .Tores, W. Thomas, nnd T PiHiards fPontycvmmer).—Dr. T-tt incidentally pointed out.. -41sr. tha.t vh<"— oucrht to include in the obiect.s fome fchema for securine1 Welsh pTaminst'on" -n T"-11F-;r. the fees to be t)ava.We to the fun-ds of +be society.—Tt, wns d0"?d.od that th.» iievt, '?" inr be held at Pont-vpridd on +he sr*r»e ?¡; as that of the festival committee, b'^ ri r, later hour, so as to enable to attend both meetings. CHOTIFR TO BF. "ORA1FD ONCF. Thp tnh-<v->mTni+i^e nr fhP .nn- i1 r-.Tmmittee of the Ponth -Wales Musical F- ;1 s-fc Pontypridd on Pnturdav. th.e b^ne^s lie'? '.n formulate ?. scheme for 'bA firmat'OT* or «• chorus. Tbpre "1" c Myn «t'"epdan/,e. ';0<1 +he proceeding lasted ror upward-' of hours. _!1. list iS ?f.. ?. i" intended to nyitp '-hori;,t rri. was drswp ui"> ::mr1 the in thPRP 'f'1)tref1 will h", formed ('1:;tr n depend en fv nf cIictI liodics. beinc doe'ded to invite '-inn^er-7. by circular ov otherv:we, to euro1! ^hen^^elv-v:. ThiS r,lr- cidnr w111 shortly b° issu°d '"o who willl undertake to convene ice^i-ar- o' ap^b- ciuts in eaoh district. It 's to ('ta1"1- Hch the chorus with fho io-ist Possible delay. Tli" proceedings of Saturday of tho he«rtie*t cha.rbcter. nrd everything augurs well for a successful festival.

LOCAL NEWS TTEIO,S The Chrncellor of the Dioce-e of Uandtff has appointed the new incumbent of St. Catherine's. Pontvpridd (the Rpv. J. P. Grif- fiths, M.A.). to be a surrogate for the purpo3S of issuing inarriage licences. I.TXEN I.AT'NHERKD Curtains Cleaned. Carpet* Ber-ten, Windows Cleaned. Red Cross Vans and Li'dder. Truck? to all na.rt= dailv.—Cardiff Steam Lco-iidry, Carpet and Window Cleaning Cnmmnv fl.imited). Minny-street. Cathavfi, C'aidiff. Send Post- card. 3960P

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AXEBICA CUP HACES. LORD DUNS AVE N'S OPINION OF THE TWO YACHTS. Lord Dunrawn is issuing in parnphien; lorrn a statement concerning the Aroc-ics. Cup raoes. on in whjch he deals very fuilv with the question of measurement, the '"blanktt-r.g of thv yachts during the first two '■aces, the protest which ihe suibsequently felt it Eeoess^ry io maike. the foul that occurred at i-he "unse* of the second race, and other matters vhst have been in controversy. He deals with the story of the foul, and publishes a statement Hs.naed by him to the commiti-ee before giving vrha.1 evidence. He 61.11 holds that the alkyrL3 did not bear down, but tha-t *.ht' Defender luffed into her. He adds:—"I saw no pro- test- fitg -,hown cn the Defender, nor. I may add, did Mr. Henderson, my •epranpnta-tive ou the Defender. Had I been aware t.h3.t tbe Defender had protested I would certainly h%ve done the same." As to the refusal "'Ü w-saj.1 the race, Lord Dunraven's pcsition « rhis:— "I was perfectly willing to have the case, of the protest decided on its merits. Owing to some ambiguity in the words of a letter from Mr. Iselin to Mr. Smith, chairman of the cup committee, dated. September 16, my refusal to re-sail this race has led to thE erroneous sup- position that I declined to re-sail the whole series. Mr. Iselin made, I believe, a pro- posal at the New York Yacht Club to re-sail the series undier any conditions agreealbla to me; but this proposal was never communicated to me by Mr. Iselin or either of the com- mittee. I would have been more than g-lad to avail myself of it, with a reasonably oleax course a-sured." 1-i conclusion, Lord Dun- ra.ven difcusses the merits of i.Kc two yachts, and records his opinion that the D.-fender is ths better on a reach ard the Valkyrie in turn- ing to windward, while he has no doubt that the Valkyrie is the better on a run. COMMODORE SMITH OX LORD DrX- RAVEN'S PAMPHLET. 4 Dalziel's t 'legrpm from New York on Saturday says*—Commodore Smith. when interviewed to-day upon thE subject of Lord Dnnraven's allegations against the America1 Cup Committee, lU\;rl -"The whole world know3 that such a charge i- pr.*r"e. Tie ir- digr;a.t;an of who'e American people will 1JA aroui-ted when iLt learps of (be charge thi iwi ).1 £ p.ade. I ct astounded the ille- gations of Lord Dunirsvwn, v7Vo, ii h- is re- po't?(1 conreotly, charge djs.ooDe¡;t.v on the '¡"art of the manager* nf the D>-fende» It i; a change which is Jlot only false, but outrageous and sham.eful, 3o'Od adds; to tbq oon'mpt in v.-hich he is b -Jd by "-he American people wd the h>tter class :n Engl and. This la* charge ie, but one of the many excuses which Lord Dunraven luvs been offering to sccouot for having failed toO win the elJp:' ATTFPT Djr, OF THE XEW YOB-^ CLUB. A IKIziel's York telf^ram s:p: -The secretary of i,he N«w Ycrfc Cub il^t, without doubt, at the next m«+ing o< £ the .Ww York Yacht Club Lord Dunraven will bo either Tsq -epted to rcgign, ov his asjne wiJi be erased fiom the ii«i o.f nj>-nibcr £ EXCITEMENT IN". ^TEW YOV'T. A R-euteT"t1 New Yo relegxam oc Sunday sa}' -i.'QJ mad a hy Ijord hive excited grea-t 1I:d among yachtsmen here. The wrabfri of the New Vo»k Yachl CIub rhe rharg' in (ho siir-onges1- terms, Mr. m;ver Iselin being chpec ally einp.'iat.ic and yinle-nt jr. hi#- "XI>rp. (Jiang opinion. W-ailr- oomo o" officials and members of ihe club declare Lord D. n- raven iil wpworthy of further ooi- ee. others say the club must, and wil1, gii-P a fitting reply. -?-?'f:

Cardiff Chrysanthemum Show. The Cardiff and District Chrysanthemum Show, which will be held at the Park-hall on Wednesday ana Thursday next, promises to be a success. There are no less than 63 classes, and, in addition, several challenge cups and special prizes are offered for competition. Mr. Fred G. Roberts's string band will play eac-h day.

A Renter's telegram from Paris on Sunday says Maitre Chenet, acting on behalf of Dr. Cornelius Herz, has lodged with the Couit of Cassation an appeal against the of, the Correctional Court of Appeal, confirming the sentence of five years' imprisonment and a fine of 3,000 franc. pa-wed upon hts client. FOR. MEALS AND BETWEEN ME ALS Tliere is no more and invigorating Beverage H an Cadbury'.s Cocoa. It is infin'teiy superior to tea cr coffee for itf nourishing and strength-impaT'tin £ qualities, and it is genuine and unadulterated, e.3435-1 A SPOTLFSS COMPLEXION.—Sulpho'ine Lotion clears off all imperfections in a few days. Pimples, Blemishes. Irritafang, Objectionable Appearances, Rc-dncss, Roughness, Tan, Uncomfortable Skin Dis- firurement* entirelv fade away, leaving a beautiful skin. Shilling bottle cf Sulplioline everywhere. The Little English Liver Tonic.—Kemick's Vege- table Pills dose, one small pill; 7¥i., 16. lid., and 2s. 9d. per box.-Of all Stores e5805 Gwilvm Quinine Bitters is even-where ackrowlcdged to be the best preventive of Indigestion, rnd the best remedy for rll complaints and disorders of t1 stomach. Soid in Bottles, 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each. e26212 PEPPER'S QITIMKK AKD IRON TOXIC, em- biaoir.g, vivitving, sustaining, dispels depression, PEPPER'S QITIMKK AKD IRON TOXIC, em- biaoir.g, vivitving, sustaining, dispels depression, cures indigestion, neuralgia, and all ache* or pains. Pepper's, the OIllz real tonic. Shilling bottles.

it Pierced His Heart SCHOOLBOY'S FATAL FALL ox A SLATE PEXCIL. Mother Only Reached the Pedside to See Her Little One Draw Hu Last Breath. While at play with his schoolmates, filter school had been dismissed the etner af--ernoon, a little American boy met w:.t.h a pecul'Ar death. It was a sad and pathetic ending of a. bright young life. The DOT was J oseph Dr pps. the eigiit-yeai-old eon of Josejiii Dripp", of Boggs-avenue, Washington. He was only out of school a few minutes, and was one of the happiest of the joyous crowd. Whils running along the boardwalk he tripped and fell. A slate pencil, which he carried in iufi right hand, entered his side and' penetrated his tmci. He died fifteen minutes later. Tne hoy attended the Whitrier School. At three o'clock, tine daily hour for dr-mis.-al. the pupils formed into line, and young Dripp- marchea througt-. tfeqj haUway at the side of Jule Orris. When tine boys reached the yard they 6tarted on a ru*i. On either side of the steps there a ra.ilJig, and usually the pupils slide "tiown these to ge: to the street. Young Dripps climlvd oa o-e rail and Jule Orris got en the other. W hen Dripps reached the street he fell ou Kis back, but got up instantly and started ou a run again. Jn his right hand he Tarried « slate pencil about eight inches long. It wis neKly sharpened and had a long, narrow point. As .soon as he got on hi. feet some of the boys suggested that they should play "engine." lie im- mediately started off, holding his arms ."lose toO his side, and at the same time imliatmg tee p'iSiiig of a locomotive in motion. He had only proceeded several step; when :1" fell ^gain, this time on his side. He nr-se. without any app-'iTcnt effort, but, whiile ^tajDOing 0Tl t"\» walk, his gosticulat-ione a.nd gasps attract«d the attention of his playmates. He graiped art something under his coat, and vtiw. be Ore's- his band v-way he held in it a piece of broken, slate pencil, covered with blood. They then lu>ew what bad bappeped. When your.jj L'ripps f-rsi rose to bis feet after the accident, Jule Orrris, bis ''partner," as the latur ex- pressed it, was the firsi: to notice uift some- thing wn.s wrong. He rusbed to his cicie, p;td readied bim iust fs the boy pulled out, part of the pencil. The blood spurted from the vomnd and on to Jule's clothes Julo was frl^iitcucvl. Vrcaker.ca by loss of blocd, young Dripps saak to the ground again, Jule raised his head and tried to lift. him from the ground. The weight of tho body was too much for him, and^ he called to the driver of a passing wagon to assist him. The wounded lad was carried into the house of Mrs. Hardy, and a message was sent for a physician. Dr. J. A. Potts came fifteen minutes later, but the boy Inid died just before he got there. Dr. Potts did not attempt to remove the remainder of the pencil from the wound. This was thought to be unnece^ry. The accident caused considerable excitcment in the vicinity of the gchool-houre. The chil- dren crowded about the prostrate body of the boy, and many were inclined to believe that l is nuusual action* "'t'i er. only fi part of <he game. When he was carried into the home of Mrs. Hardfy. and word was sent out that he was dead, the children .scattered nil over the hill. In the meantime word had been sent to Mrs. Dripps. She W;\s soon 3i: her boy's side. She arrived just in time to see him. breathe his last. His body waj taketn to his late home. and placed on the bed QIJl which his twin brother di-xl three years ago. The boy's mother was heartbroken, over his_ suddtn end. She has been particularly unfoflturj te with her children. Four of her seven children have died. James, the twin brother of John, died suddenly nearly three years ago. His diiith was very mysterious, the doctors being unable to account for it. He was only gick a couple of hours. Joseph Dripps constructs chests used for tea. He was called heme when Jame. WIi;; taken ill, and when lie arrived he found the boy dea.d. When he arrived heme he fowadj tho boy's brother lying dead on the same cot.

XEW n AILn- A Y SCHEME. PEOPOSSD LINE FROM AEEBDAI?-S TO CAEDIFF. We haive authoritative information that on* of tne schemes oontemplated by the Butt Dock authorities is t-tie cx>nstruct'ion of a netr railway from the Aberdare Valley to Cardiff, to which reference has already been made. Th- few facts to hand justify u.; in stating that the route which :t is proposed to take is from a point neoj Aberdare Junction to the Bute Docke, .n order to tap the Aberdare ooaifieid. The rai'way wi 11 liD oon-tiguous to the 'ranai, through Mr. Evans's foundry at Lland&ft Yard, and on so Ciabalfa-, across tiie ilosachty to the "VS edal :r,m, thence along and conjoining ut-e Roath Dock Un-.e. It will, therefore, he seen that the new undertaking will oompete with the Tatf Vale Railway for the purpose of conveying coal from tbe Aberdare Valley to Cardiff.

WELSH LADIES' CHOIR. THEY SING TO A MAMMOTH SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS. Before they left Philadelphia the Welah Ladies' Choir were invited by Mr. John W an a maker to attend his Su'"1" School class. John Wanamakeir as a boy i, over-burdened with poverty, but he now owns the largest retail store in the world, a-nd for four years l>e served as Postmaster-General of the United States. His Sunday School class has a mem- bership of fourteen hundred, and. probably, like his store, is the largest in the world. Each. mf.inber was permit-ted to bring a lady friend, and the audience was fully 3,000. The singing of the Welsh maidene aroused the Americans to a pitch of remarkable enthusiasm, and the scene at the close, when a ru-h was made to speak to Mrs. Davies and her choir, was very lively. --?-.?-?- -?-

CABDIFT? POST-OFFICE NOTICE. On and from to-day (Monday) the morning delivery of letters in Tt)e outskirts of Cardiff will be accelerated, and a.n additional delivery will be made at Ely about five o'clock in the afternoon. Fairwater will also have the lenelit a, -C it of an additional (North mail) delivery at about ten o'clock in the morning. A morning col- lection will be made from the wall letter-box at Fair water, and letters post?d there up to ten a. m. will be in time for the 12.50 local deliver; and day despatches to London and the provinces generally. A new collect-ion will be made at 5.30 p.m. from Ely sub-post-office pnd from Fairwater-road wall letter-box, to connect with the lo^al evening delivery and with the mail despatched to the North.

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