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ONE FARTHING PER WORD FBEPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. I Advertisements can be inseited under the following headings at a Farthing per Word. Name and address counted, and odd farth- ings not charged. Three consecutive insertions for one and a half tin' es the price of one. Six consecutive insertions for twice the price of one. Thus — Words. Once. Throe times. Six times. 12 3d. 4gd 6d. 18 4gd 6^d 9d. 24 fcd 9d. Is. This Scale does not apply to trade advertise- OMnts or public notices. Stamps may be sent in payment, half-penny etamps preferably. Cheques. Postal and Pcst-offiec Orders should be crosted, and made payable to Mr. D. WATKIN THOMAS. Advertisements are received at the follow- ing plams 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. r. Situation, Buy an "Evening Express" Four-penny Advertisement "Blink" from the nearest -Newsagent, Tobacornist, or Hairdresser.. Pill up the Form aid Senl It t) the ''Evening Express" Officer, Cardiff. it will probably get you a Situation. Try it. Hundred* are satisfied If you cannot get a Fonn in your neighbourhood send a postcard to the "Evening Express" Offices, Cardiff. Advertisers are Cautioned that. Postmaster? are Not Alkwed to Deliver Lexers Addressed to Initials or Fictititious Names at any Pcot-offioe. Letters sd- dreeatd to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the Advertiser or on j of the offices the Western Mail. ?I¡,'ml???:ttr..i\t:{;.z:-?f ?

35IBTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. MARRIAGES. RUPDOCK—GALT.—November 21. at 2, Westview- gardens, DeruMtoun, Glasgow, by the Rev Geole. Stewart Burns. D.D.. GI.i*g;>w Cathedial, Fred W. B'lddock to Marguret Andei-son, daughter of the late Robert Gait. DEATHS. I>r'ACON.—Ou the 24th November, Mary Jan?, be loved wife of Hemy Deacon. 3, Richmond-terrace. Park-place, Cardiff, in her fifty-sixth year. GLAVES.—On the 23rd inst., at Ty-Berw! Pontvpridd. in his seventh year, Edward Clifford, the "second beloved sou of Wyndham and Catherine G'aves. Funeral private.

MATRIMONIAL. Gentleman, 24, muKoal, fair, prod posibicn, Wishes to Marry; inclose photo; genuine.—A 30, Evening Er. press. Cardiff. e85'?M2c MEDICAL. Sciatica, Rheumatism, and Paralysis Cured Expe- ifiyrtMly.. Houghton's Electro-Hydropathic Estab'ish- loent, Stuart House. El wards-terrace, Cardiff. e&JOld .?lR"R il".tæ¡¡:????J'? MISCELLANEOUS SALES. -?- 1,000 Business Cards, .Memorandums, or Billheads, 3s.; 10,COO Useful Handbills, 8s. 6d.: samples free — Fisher and Co., Machine Printers, Broadmead, Bris- tol. „„„„.„„„„ -.„„„ -„„——— c4419 -?I DOGS. For Sale, Airsdalo Terrier bog" i?.i ge ud very strong; splendid house dog r.d grand companion; used to children; pnce £ 5.— Apt>ly A 99, Express e8530d26 WJII8Mh.4 ENGINES AND MACHINERY. For Sale, beautsfjl Large Model Compound Beam Engine; jet condenser; air pump; feed pump; govtmor, &c. coraplete. -Apply Wm. Green. 21, Castle-road, Roath. Cardiff. e8517d23 SEWING MACHINES. Sf eoi. Offer to Boot Trade. —Jones'ft Arm Machine Three Sets of Iron Lasts equ-I to new; onlv in use three, months; an offer invited.—Vranch, 1. "Market- street, A'vnrlave. o8549d27 «M—W!■niiwwn nn ■■ irMgao—ana LOST AND FOUND. LOST. Lest. October 19, First-class Certificate engineer's; No 17,6b9; finder rewarded.— Forward to Mr. David- (VIn 1"8529d26 -? _.?- SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. Extraordinary Old Chippendale 8-day Grandfather's Clock, with brass face, B10 10s., cost P,50 at London Exhibition, 1851; in perfect order. Also Old Oak Dining-room Suite, 12 small anil two large armchairs, and couch, JE15 15'.—Ede's, Old Curiosity Shop, New- ^MrannraHBsaaBBnmaHaMMaaaBniHMmHaaBMBMn P' 'Om III MISCELLANEOUS. Is Tour Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of Watches of every description, English or Foreign, is 38, Castle Arcade (third shop from CastJe-street), by James Keir. for ten years with Mr. SpHdion. Clocks a.r.d Music IBC,e,, Clea-cd rnri Repairpd. c4202 ?-?- 8.1.- mi ? BICYCLES. Safety; cushion, tell heads, diamond frame, all accessories; in good condition; price C3 5s.—34, Alexandra-rosd, Canton, Cardiff. iS535d23 Ifew Cycle Lock, with Key, Post Free Six Stamps 'I<EPÙfS, Plating, end Stove Enamelling promptly and cheaplv at trade prices; no job •- difficult, too sm?ll.n.M,rris Hrœ Pontypridrl. e1917 CARTS, CARRIAGES. For Sale, New TrolLv, which carries four tons; has not been u*ed half a dozen times, with cross, spring, &c. cost £35; will Sell for £ 28 also a good Ca-t, nes.rlv rcw, with two sets of pidfhpurda cost. jE16 will Sell for £ 10.—Apply Vechile, Western Mail. Npw- porL e8540d28 For Sale at Gover's Whartonstreet, Cardiff, New Hai '-isg Cart and nearly New Business Ca-t. and Three Buichera' Blocks. eS537d23 MONEY. MONET TO LEND. Those in Want of Osh are Recommended to Apply to the Provincial Union Bank. 1, Queen-square, Bristol, r r to the District Agent, E. W. Weber. 3, Working-street. Cai-diff. e4550 BE MONET BORROWING. Messrs. WALLACE and CO., 95, QUEEN STREET, CARDIFF, Make Monetary Advances to all Ca^es at the lowest rate of interest. Sureties are not necessary. Harmful and objectionable inquiries are not made. All transactions conducted in a business-like and equitable manner. N.B.-Entranoe first door at .id* g3gjd_ =- -.AIr ? PREMISES. HOUSES TO LET To Let or Sold, Scv( i-: .x»n>yl in Clare-road suitable for any small business.—Apply B 11. Express Office, Cardiff. c85old,i6 To Lev. 5, Charles-street, Cardiff, as Dwelling- house or Offices early possession rent modet.ate.- Apply on the Fremises. Ystiudfellte.—'To Let, Small Residence, with Land, called Melltc Castle; six miles from Hirwain Siation.— Apply Jones, Penvrock, Llandovery. 3830do0_ -?e -wit? Out- Marsycwmmer.—'To Let, Gellydeg House, with Out- buildings, Coach-house, and Stables contains draw- in'' and dining rooms, kitchens, pantries, study, and giy bedrooms hot and cold bath. &c.; very large garden; rent moderate immediate possess, on.— Arply Morgan, 21. Dura fries-place, Cardiff, or Evan M aftyewinnic — Corner, Double-fronted Hcuse, aide enti-ance, to Let or Sell, 327, Cowbridge-road; renovated for aeifcclttble tenant.—Otnvald Colemaa, To t,ct7 bouse, at "Docks, rert#i lis., eed Cottage, ID North-ioad, be. —ApplJB SIVIII £ ^Ken-krevt, C3»rdH2> "sswwo DRESSMAKERS. Milliner (stylish); accustomed to eerve; Welsh in- dispensable state reference, experience, &c. Also, a Youug lady as Apprentice.—Morgan Evans. Ystal- yiera. 3755d29 Milliner.—Wanted at once, Firstrdass Milliner for Natal, South Africa.—Apply, by letter, to W. H. G., car", of Cowie and Co., 17, Ores ham-street, London, E.C. ?__ ? 5693d28 -? Waated, First Haiid Millinery.—Apply H. Tucker. 82. Oxford-street,, Swansea. 3602d26 PARTNERSHIP. Wanted. One or More Capitalists to Join in Form'ng S\-ndicate to Work valuable Pat°nt.—For particulars apply B 59, Western Mail, Cardiff. 387^13"' Wanted, Partner, with £ 700, to Assist in Estate lishing- a Pusiners in Cardiff.—B 58, Western Mail, Canliff. ? 3855d30 Law.—Partnership.—North Wales.—Half Share ia Couctrv Practice, with Public Appointments and Advocacy, for Immediate Disposal; mu4 be Welfb- speaking solicitor; premium, £ 550.—Address B 12, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1.1256') MAN AND WIFE. Wanted, for the Areot-street Weslevan Chair>el, Pena-rth, a Caretaker; man and wife, no children pre- ferred.—Aoniy. giving full particulars, to H. WaIFs, Exclionge, Cardiff. 3867d30 Wanted, Married Couple—man to do general out- door work under bailiff and have some knowledge of rough shooting; wife to be experienced laundress and undertake management of laundry with daughter or helper; young children objected io: good characters esKtntial.—Applv J. C. Richardson, Esq., Glanbrydvn Park, Manordeilo. Carmarthenshire. 41404 Ms Tied Couple, without encumbrance, Prepared to Take Management (or View to Taking) Country Hotel or respectable Wine and Spirit Vaults ample secu- rity and references.—Address L 43, Western Mail, Swansea. 3664d27 AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. Ex-Police Officer Wanted to Influence Business among the Gamorganshire Constabulary, and Can- vass Orders for a Bcok that ought to be in the of every officer; price moderate onlv i-ipn of business ability need apply; tirst.-cass men treated liberally.—Alpha, Western Mail Office, Swansea. ed23 Additional Canvas-ing Agents (whole or spare time) Wanted by the TJ. E. and G. for Cardiff and Barry Districts; splendid terms offered to men of g.i- d character.—Apply, personally, District Manager, 83, Albpny-road. Roath. Cardiff e8542f!?9 The "Friend of the Millions," Patented Article: 70,000 sold in September.—Energetic Agents Wa.nted 'n Unrepresented Districts many csnvasr-ers clearing £ 5 per week.—Send fourteen ncnce for sample and postage to Agent, 24, Kings.vood-road, Penge, S.F.. T.on- dcn. e8417d28 V/anfed, in January. Representative for Wales (must have recently covered the ground) in Clothing Trade.—Broderick and Co., Wholesale Clothiers, Bristol. 3814ri27 Traveller, jsed to Calling upon Builders, Painters, and Paperhangers; must have knowledge of oils, colours, paperbangings tra.de.-St.at.(', age. experience, and solan' required to Paint, Western Mail. Bris- tol. 3861(127 Collector-Salesman.—We have a Vacancy for a First- rate Man to be Trained for a Collectorship salary and commission a-t the commencement; if appointed collector, salary and commission on collections, in addition to oommission on sales must be energetic aud trustworthy previous knowledge not necessary. — A;.ply Singer Manufacturing Company, 63. High- street, Newport. 41396 Ex-Police Officer Wanted to Influence. Business among the Glamorganshire Constabulary and Canvass Orders for a Rook that ought to be in the hands of every officer; Price moderate; only man of business ability need apply; first-class men treated very West ern Mail, Swansea. [3794d29 Agents Wanted to Retail Ceylon and other"Teas in Packets, from Is. per lb. upwards cash terms.— Please send envelope for price list. Select Ceylon Tea Agency. 39, Lime street, London. 2296d Agents Wanted for Key Registry, comWned~wifch Accident Assurance, ls. Jve«J"ly; liberal terms; splendid prospects.—Supt., 85, Biriton Ferrv-rood, Neath. S465J25 £ 3Ci a Month Can be Made with £ 10.—For rarticu- lara addre»s Qmuos, 164, Leadeimali-Sireet, l^mc.jn. _3565z3 Agents' Required in this District, Tea Dealers and Otht-rs. to Sell our Special Ceylon, Indian, and Blended Teas in packets or loose most liberal pro- fit allowed.—A Earn Tea Company. 132, Upper Thames- street, London. Established 1844. L12549_ Required, Position as Traveller or Agent: adver- tiser knows ground well, and has connections amongst grocers, bakers.—Apply B 19, Western Mail, Car- diff. 35.'J3(12V_ Advertiser, aged 30, with connection among Grocers, Bakers, and General Dealers, inquires Situation as Traveller. -Address A 75, vveetern Mail, Cardiff. (d25 Young Man, large experience Coal Trade, is Open Take Agency for Small Colliery, or is Prepared Go Abroad for good Firm.-Address A 84, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3476d25 (MIM«NN "JPYR"^ HTH IILIII in '■■—ill SHOP ASSISTANTS. SHOP ASSISTANTS WANTED. Bcot Tra.de.—Young lady Apprentice Wanted; age about 16: willing to give three months.—Apply, with full particuhrs, B 16, Exp-ess Office, Cardiff. Provision Trade.—Wanted at once, a good Hand one used to the butter counter preferred; must be able to furnish first-class references.—Apply Stacey s American Market. Canton. Cardiff. 38^7di>0^ Drapery.—Wanted immediately, Young I.ady three or four years' experience.—State salary and reference G. Steer, Lewis's, 290, Bute-street. Cardiff. 3881d27 Grocery and Provisions.—Wanted, good Provision Hand; also good Junior.—Apply David Jones and Co. (Limited), Westminster Stores, Cardiff. 3841d27 Groeery^ — W?nted at onee. pmart Junior or good Improver; able to speak Welsh.—State wages re- quired (indoors) and references, John Lloyd, Tre- degar. 381?d30 "^Wanted, a Young Lad, 14 to 16 years of age, as an Apprentice for the Grocery Trade; from the country preferred.—Apply Evan Jones, Maaselton Sroies,' Cwmbwrla, Swansea. 3855<13Q_ Drapen'.—Jones and Co.. Pontypridd. have a Vacancy for a good, pushiDg Hand; also for an Apprentice to General Trade. 3826,130 Apprentice.—A Vacancy Occurs in a Large and Old- cstabiished High-class Drapery House for a well-edu- cated Youth as Apprentice; term, three years; it doors premium required-—Apply, stating particu- lars as to age, height, &c- to The Cavendish House Ccmpany, Promenade, Cheltenham. 41401 Provisions.—Wanted, smart Salesmen -Lipton's High-street, Swansea. 3772d26 Grocery.—Wanted, smart Junior; used to solicit- ing and driving; indoors.—Apply, full particulars, O. J. Williams. Abergavenny. 3783d29 Grocery.—Assistant Wanted immediately used to soliciting; permanency and good wages to steady youug man (indoors); abstainer preferred.—Fielding and (Do., Post Office, Cwmtillery. 37c0d28_ Wanted. Assistant to the Grocery and Provisions; aged about 25 used to soliciting and to take charge of provision counter; indoors.—W. Jones and Co., Pontymoile, Pontypool. 3752d26 WfI'ted, a First-class Provision Hand; good refe- rences required.—Apply B 39, Western Office, Cardiff. 3<742d26_ "Butchers.—Manager Wanted good cutter and sales- man indispensable.—State wages required F.a^tmans, Abergavenny, or Merthyr. 3723(128 Grocery.—Jones, Emporium, Oxford-street, Swan- sea, Requires smart, active Junior Assistant; also Lad, ab'.i'if 18, to Take Charge of Horse and Trap and Do Warehouse Work; indoors; first-c.lass refe- rences indispensable.—Personal applications pre- ferred. 3719*128 ""Wanted, an improver to the Grocery Trade; in- dwrs.-Appl.v. to R. A Morgaus, 78, Bryncelvn-road, Penygraig 3687d28 Vrqery. Wanteo immediately, Yimng Man (Welsh) for the Drosses serve age, salary, and experience to Rees, Guild-hail, Car- irart j* fJi. 3623d27 Grocery and Provisions.—First-class Hand Wanted at once: outdoors; state age, wages, and expe- rience.—Address B 18, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3634.127 Grocers —Smart AIosi8ta.nt,-Wantêd immediately -Apply F- W. Manrter, Aberdare. 41341 Grocery.—War.ted at once, an experienced Assis- tant for the Grocery; good salary given.—Apply Wir. Evans. Grocer, Pentyrch, Walnut Tre" Junc- tion. _36*y?3_ Fit-h, Poultry, and Fruit Trade.—Wanted imme- diately, for a Couple of Months (possibly longer), an Assistant (Male or Female); must be competent and have good references.—State particulars B 15. Wes- J teri Mail,_Oarrl:ff. 3606:126 Clothing, Boote, a.nd Shoef.—Wanted, an Assistant; must haVe knowledge of country trade.—Apply Mr. Jacobs, Abbey-road, Cwmbran, Men. 3597d26 Wanted immedi atelv, thoroughl.v experienced Young LarJv for Millinery Sales.—Full particulars, first letter (l.ersonal application preferred). Parry Brothers, Barry Dock. 3589(126 Dent Jones, Oxford-street, Swansea, has t, Vacancy for an experienced Young Lady for Millinery Sales; personal application preferred. 3584(126_ Drapery and Outfitting.—Wanted, a smart Ira- proTer' and a respectable Youth as an Apprentice — Apply Jones and Rees, Victoria, Mon. 3554<126 Grocery.—Wanted, smart, obliging Junior; must be well up in provisions; wagas 22s. week (outdoors). —Jones, Boro' Stores, Ncth. 3471(125 WiiriTed7_sha.rp7 honest Lad, ahout 14, to Attend to Small Statione'v Business; Welsh.—Apply Adol- phus. Mr. Edes, Ll'andyssul. 3467(125 S HOP~AS.SIS-lANTS WAN-y PL A Ots. To Gixwr^^Assistant; weU up'at both counters; gooel references; disengaged aged 20; out T. F. Ed*ards, 2. High-street, Raglan. -? 3828d30_ Young Ladv Seeks Re-engagement in Confectionery or Tobacconist; experienced cai give good reference. -Apply to M. Jones, 110. Castle-road, Cardiff. d29 ~WarTtedrby ^a^Yoiing' Lady, a Situation in Con- fectioner's experienced.—Address Miss Modern Bakery, Barry Dock, Cardiff. 3773d29_ Yoiuig Lady ^Seekfl Situation in Confectionery or Any Light Business; Cardiff preferred.—,?A Lewie, Pengulno, Bear Miekin, Mouutain Aeh. 370*128 CLERKS AN Warted. smart Boy Merchant's-Office.—App'y, sta- ting wcges required, B 35, Express,,Office, Cardiff. d23 Wanted, Situation in an Office ,bv a Youth, aged 17 two experience and referenoos.-Address B 30, Western Mail, Cardiff. c8536d23 Stocktaker Wanted for Sheet Iron Works.—Apply I B 51, We=ten^Mail. Cardiff. 3846d27 Wanted immediately, for Colliery Ofifce, Yourg Mp 11, of good address and experienced in Coal Trade, with a knowledge of French and accustomed to Travel.—State salary expecte.1. and copies of three most recent testimonials, to B 48, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. _mm- 41412 Wanted, a Shorthand Correspondence and Engros- sing Clerk.-Apply, by letter, stating salary re- quired and references, to Gerald Bruce, Solicitor, l'ontypridd. 41400 Wanted, an experienced Conveyancing Clerk.— Apply, by letter, stating experience, salary required, and references, to Gerald Bruce, Solicitor, Ponty- pridd. 41399 Wanted, First-class Water Clerk for Dry Dock aud Ship-repairing Firm in Bristol Channel.—Repiy, stat- ing experience, age, and salary expected, B 45, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3805d27 Wanted, hyColrntry Accountant and Auctioneer, a reliable Young Man as Audit Clerk must he a neat writer, have a thorough knowledge of double entry, and he capable of taking entire management of trade.-men's aud companies' books.—State qualifica- tions fully, sge, references, salary, and when dis- engaged, B 36, Western Mail, Cardiff. 41363 Wanted, Clerk thorough knowledge company work; wages, 25s. uer week ancl house —S.ate particulars B 28, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3667d27 Wanted immediately, steady, competent Man to lake Charge of Lime Works one with a connection in South Wales preferred.—Address A 79, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3452.25_ Wanted, Situation in an Office by Youth, aged 17- two years' experience and reference.—Apply B 30, W estern Mail, Cardiff. 3674d25 Respectable, well educated Youth, 17, just ieft school. Seeks Employment in First-class Coal Office.— Address A 91, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3509d25 ~To Auct'oneers, Surveyors, Estate Agents.—Clerk (1:1) "Seeks Re-engagement; 52 vea-s' experience in sales, inventories, property registers, tracing plans, correspondence, accounts, shorthand highest refe- renccs —B 27, Western Mail, Cardiff. 5ob6d27 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. SITUATIONS VACANT. -I Steady, Young NiAii Seeks Situation as Second in Slrughter-houec and Shop.—Apply Lewis, 3. _Gian- road, Aberdare. P.8535J27 Situations Vacant-.—If You Want a Situation, Fuy an "Evening Expiess" Fourpenr.y Advertisement Blank" from the nearest XC"XIge'1t., Tobacconist, or Hairdresf er.. Fill up the Form and Send It to thi "};('n;I1" Exprcfs" Offices, Cardiff, it will probably get you a Situation. Try it. Hundreds are ratir-fied. If you cannot get a Form in your reiglibourhood send a postcard to the "Evening Express" Officer, Cardiff. —Foreman Wanted for General Engineering and Renairins; Shop", including locomotives, portable and other engines, boilers of all kinds, steam winches, and machinery generally.—Address, stating fullest qualifications and references, age, ind wages required, B 49, Western Mail, Cardiff. 41413 To a First-class Coat Maker.— Apply Holloway and Son. Wanted, a g;)oc1 Cabinet Maker.—Apply to Wil- lialll Walters, Llandebie R.S.O. 3824d39 Civil Serrice Appointment*.—Clark's C.S. College. 2 and 3, Chancery.lane, Successes in recent Exams. Correspondence Section for Provincial Candidates rapid preparation for all exsm».—Full particulars and guide, Clark's C.S. College, 2 and 3, Chancery-lane, W.C. 4302 Men, Youths.—All Classes Requiring Any Employ- ment write at once: situation guide free; busy time; hundreds suited don't delay.—Tanner and Co., Box Men, Youths.—All Classes Requiring Any Employ- ment write at once: situation guide free; busy time; hundreds suited don't delay.—Tanner and Co., Box 113, 112, Newingtoa-causeway, London. Men lyte Army. Navv, alio write. 3760.129 Electrical Engineering.—Messrs. Sydney F. Walker and Co. have a Vacancy for an Articled Pupil.—Car- diff Electrical Works, S('vel"1-rOP,d, Cardiff. 3740(129 Good Home for willing, honest Boy in Fish, Fruit Trade early riser.—A^piy, with reference, Arthur Pe,lmer, Fishmonger, Bridgend. 373Cd28 Wanted. Surface Labourers; also Sawyer to Work CircuKr Say. Appl". C Tr.us-rac iin:~v- c a Company, Owauu-cne-Gurweii, Brvnanima-n. fd28 Grocery Trade.—Wanted, cmart Young Mai to Do Warehouse Work and Deliver Brc;.d; salary per annum Maesteg. 3588(125 U Wanted, Timber Haulier, with Three Horseg and Tiinlxr Wagon, for Hauling Heavy Oak by Contract.— Lewis, Timber Merchant, Pontypridd. 3705d28 Bakers.—WanTfd. a thoroughly Practical Hand; bread, cake, and smalls; unmarried; live indoors.— Stats age, wage, reference. B 29, Western lilaH, Car- diff on 3658d27 Vanman Wanted, Accustomed to Horses references reqiired—Apply Manager. Cardiff Steam Laundry. Carpet and Window Cleaning Company (Limited), Csthays. 36P6d.i7 Boot Trade.—Rivetters Wanted immediately on Mtn's, Women's, and Youths' Hob-nailed Work.— Apply Witchell, Abersychan. 3591d26 Wanted, Gartman; must thorough'y understand horses and bo sober; wages 18s. per week, house, and garden.—State age, references, &c., White, Liiw Forge, l'ontardtilais. 3583d26 Wanted, a ihorouglily-efficient Marhle Mason, to Take Entire Charge of Workshop.—Sessions and Sons (liimited). Pcnarth-road, Cardiff. 5532d26 To good Collar Hand used to general work; constant employment to steady m3n.- Farr Jones. Great Western Wanted, Candidates for Government Vacancies to Apply for Full Details of Appointments, including Men Clerkships, Boy Clerkshics, Excise, Cuttoms, and all Post Offic-t Appointments: rapid, thorough teaching, orally or by post; most successful system nrmerous {lasses 3,000 recently.—Apply G. E. Skerry, M.A., 67, Chancery-lane, London. 3409d23 A Salary of 12s. 6d. to 258. per Week 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. L11665 Wanted, a smart Young Man as Groom, Willing to Make Himself Useful.—Apply SpiUers' Office, Bute- street. Cardiff. 3744d29 Wanted immediately, steady Man; live indoors; attend to cows good milker, pigs, &c. able to do general farmwork abstainer preferred.—State ege and required Evans, Brj-ngolwg, Mountain Ash. 3691d25 live in lodjre good driver no children preferred good references required.—State age, wages, height., B 21, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 3643d27 Wantr-d, on Smi.ll Faim, staid Single Man who Can Hedge, Milk, Make Himself Generally Useful.— Apply, personally, Gurliay Vach Farm, near Black- wood. Wanted, Groom; in breeding and breaking. Also steady Man as Under Groom-Gar- dener;^—State particulars, wages, Iscoed, Ferryside. 365Id27 ~WanVd'Slngl!er«'ber Man (indoors) for Farmwork and Gardening; good milker.—Apply, stating age, wages, references, A 92, Western Ma i 1. Car- diff. 3519d25 To Gardeners.—Wanted an experienced Tree and Shrub Planter; several weeks' work; wnges, fori. per hour. Also an Under Hand: wages. 5d per hour.— Personal apolicaMon to Mr. R. Congdon, Gardener, Cwrt-y-Vil, T'enarth. 41013 (Stable Work). Waiters (Tnm. porary), Billiard Marker (6s.), Groom. Want-d.— Dawes's, 45, Cliarles-street, Cardiff. N.B—Barman, Billiard Marker, Groom, Oellarman, Disengaged. ;d25 Wanted, a strong Lad, over 16 years of aee. for General Work.—Aippfly Proprietor, Great Western Hotel, Cardiff. 3839d27 Wanted immediately. Steward, Aberavon and Dis- trict, Constim.ional Chib wages 3CH. per week. Wife to Assist Evenings.—Apply SEcretary. not later than Satuiday aext. Without eucumbranoe prefen-ed. 3868d27 Wanted immediately. Youth, about 18. as Billiard- marker and Boris.—Apply Bute Hotel, Treherbert. d26 Wanted, f-nivrt Yo.ith, about 16, as Buttons and Under Borate; good wages chance of improvement. —Apply Cleveland Hotel, Llanelly. 3504d25 SITUATIONS WANTBP. Composite- Seeks Permanency CStab). News or Jobbing; moderate wage uon-Srtciety.—W.Williams, 52, Elm Park. Brixton Hill, Ixindon, S.W. 3833(127 To sharp Lad (Ajr(d 16) Wants to Learn the Trade; has a fair know-edge of slaughter- ing- -Apply to Walter, Queen's Hotel. Neath. d29 To Builders.—Brick and Stone Work Wanted by Practical Man; any distance; good refet A., 29, Daisy street. Oanton, Cardiff. 3749d29 Wanted, Situation as Porter; ten year: wi'h last employer; splendid references.—Address B 32 Western Mail, Cardiff. 3673(128 Horse Superintendent.—Wanted, Position tYI Above at present in charge of stud of nearly 200 colliery horsen; disengaged at the end of the year.— Address B 24. Western Mail, Cardiff. 3636d27 -?_?- Bakers and Confectioners.—Steady Married Man (331 Requires Situation as First or Single Hand.— n'lriey. Greyhound-terrace, Sebastopol. Newport, Mon. 3617d27 Wanted, by a Young Man, Situation as Baker; good dcugh maker mn deliver good reference.—Blanche, Bath Cottage. Kington, Herefordshire. 3563d26 Wanted. Situation ns Groom-Gardener or Cowman, good reference a rod 20.—Apply J. Aplin, Rhubina, Whitchurch, Qwdiff. 3875d30 Gardener (Head Working or Single-handed); thoroughly experienced in stove and greenhouse plants, vines, melons, tomatoes, kitchen, flower garden 5} years nresent place; married; aged 30; g. three children.—William Davies, Brynteg. Neath. 3823d30_ Situation Wanted as Groom-Coaehman; ride and drive well, fcur years' character; aged 27.—Address Hardy, 7, Grove-read, Wimborne, Dorset. 3759d29 well up in meloi.s, cucumbers, grapes, and flowers, in all branches; no objections to horse; aged 27; single.—Address Newton, Hairdresser, Neath. 3758:129 Young Man (19) Seeks Situation in Gentleman's Stable; ride and drive; good character from pie lsent situation.—Addrew Preece, Pentwyn Bridgend. I 3732d25 NURSEMAIDS, SERVANTS, AND BARMAIDS. SERVANTS WANTED. Wsnted, a good Cook willing to assist in house- work housemaid and boy kept.—Tatha:. Thompson, 24, Windsor-place, Cardiff. eS544d26 Wanted, gcod Gcieiul: able to cook; three in family, good w-Ages to suitable person; icferences requiied.—Mrs. Gwyn. Bank. ""Wanted, Gcnervl; gcxxl refercice requiied —Mrs. Wiltshire, Cumbrian Hotel, St. Mary-street, Car- (-jff e8550ei27 "wiTted", a Young Girl to Assist in Housework.— Apply Lynwool, Llanishen. eB543d29 War.ted, General Servant, aged 20; good riser: two children.—Applv 5, Howard-gardens, Roath, Car- diff. e8538d28 "Wanted immediaetly, rtspectablc stieng Giil as Geaeral small famiiv.—141, Richmond-road. Cardiff. e8527(126 Wanted a good General, able to do plain cooking, another servant kept.—Apply MM. Roberts. The Rock. St. Fagan's. e4842 t-'d P1 '1 in Co(■ k. Willing to Help with House- work —Apply Mrs. Bowker. Cwmbran HoUre, Pont- newvdd, near Newport. oTSOd.^ Ilegistrv—Wanted, House-Parlourmaids, Cooks, Ritchenm'aids. Generals, Nurses, Housekeepers, Laundresses, Ritchenmaids, Page. Gardener. Respec- table Lodgings Obtained.—Davies's. 45, Charles street, Cardiff 3869d30 Wanted. a good Cook willing to assist in house- work housemaid and boy kept.-Tatham Thompson, 24, Windsor-place. Cardiff. 376Sd26_ Wanted, a General Servant; housemaid kept.— Apply, before eleven or after five, Mrs. Dyer, No. 8, Pembroke-terrace, Cardiff. 3745d29 Wanted, Gene.-a! Servant- for ^he Country; three in family; references required.— Address Mrs. Orto:i, Cwm Tatf, near Merthyr. 3738d29 Wanteel, a g .Kid Plain Cook, from Decerni>er 2; wages £ 20.—Reply B 41 Western Mail, Cardiff. 41375 Wsjited, clean, active Girl as General; able to wash, plain iron, and ccok; aged over 20.-Apply MTfi. Laybourne, Greenmeadow, Caerleon. 3727d28 Wanted, experienced General; also House-Pariour- ni.iid.—Apply 128, Newport-road. Cardiff. 3716d?5 Wanted at ouce, Nu's-e, aged about 14, for Boy, four years old—Apply, stating reference and wages required to J. Hammond, Bryngwyn Villa, Graitrwen, Pcntypridd. 3689d25 Wanted, lespectable Nurse-Girl for Two Children, three aDd one sleep home.—Apply 135, Richmond- road Ccrditf. 3672.125 Wanted, a strong, active Girl to Look After Small Dairy and Help in Kitchen.—Apply, stating age, wages, and giving references, to H.. Mr. Lockyer, Stationer, Llindilo. 3570d26 Wanted, good General Servant.-Apply 38 Bute- street, Cardiff. ^3ol2d27 Wanted, a strong General Servant at once good references.—Apply 5, Windsor-place, Cardiff. 36Kd27 Wanted, Useful Maid first-rate dressmaker will- ing to assist in parlour work. Also strong Kitchen- maid.—Mrs. James Brogden, Iscoed, Ferryside^ fd27 —Wanted! House-Pa7'ioumiaid~hy December 5th; food references.—2, Dumfries-place^Cardif:. ^506d25^_ War-ted. a strong, respectable Girl, about 15, as Horstmaid; must have been out before: references required.—Apply Mrs. Stockwcod, Co\vbridge._ [d26 ""WantedT Cook-Housekeeper (wages E50), Cook (wages B30). House-Parlourmaid ( £ 17), General Ser- vant ( £ 16)—Write Mrs Coster, Registry Office, Glou- cester. 3470(125 Wanted tmme<uat°!v. 30 General Servants, 10 good Cooks (nr-t- over 30). 8 Cook-Gcr.erals. Housemaids, House- Parburmaitls Stamp.—Evans, Beg'fitiy, Eiin- atreet, Cardiff. 350M25 Wanted, Young Country Person, about 18. as General Servant, in the Country; two in family; must have good reference and be clean and cheerful; good home and good wages.—Address Mrs. Lucas, Llaiidough, Cardiff. 445d25 Wanted, good General Servant; also Young Girl, about 14 or 15, to Assist Generally.—Apply 132, Newpoit-road, Cardiff. 3480d25 Wanted at once, a Young Housemaid wages £ 12.— State age, references, A 86, Western Mail, Car- diff 5Wd25 -? Wanted, an experienced General Servant.—Apply, after Six p.m., to Mrs. Rees, 80, Cathedral-road, Car- diff. 3489125 Wanted, rXT1!nenc.ed'-Cënem.t Servant; strong and active-; nurse aud hoaseaiaid kepi.—Apply, i>er.wieu Five, and Eight, to Erlesmere, Catnedral-road, Car- diff 3483d25 Wanted, a good General Servant: able to do p,ain cooking; two in family.—MacMaiion, Glyn-N-eith, Ciytha Park, Newjxirt. 34Sld25 Registry (No Places, No Fees).—Lodgings Obtained. Wanted, Cooks, Kitcheninaids, \3enerais, N L]1, 'ea House-Parlounnaids, Housekeepers, and Male Ser- vants.—Davies's, 45, Cliarles-street, Cardiff 3388d23 Wanted, a good Geu.eru.1 Servant; aged from 20 tn 22.—Address W 30, Western Maii, Cardiff. f'40SK- £ > Manageress, Barmaid ( £ 26). Barmaid ( £ 16), Chambermaid, Cooks, Kitehenmaids, (ienerals, Nurses, Page, Gardener, Wanted. Lodgings Obtained.— Davies's, 45, Charles-street. Cardiff. 337.'d27 Wanted immediately. Hotel Cooks, Kitc!1enma.;ds-; Scullerv ir.aid, Waitresses, Pages best wages.—Apply Hotel Em-i'oyes' Registry, Castle Arcade, Card'-ff. Saml. Marks, Manager. 3818d3P Wanted, experienced Barmaid.—Appiy T If Tlicmas, Langley House, Haverfordwest. 3836d27 Wanted, General; good references required.—Ms. Wiltshire, Cambrian Hotel, St. Marv-street, ( r- diff. 3827d27_ Wanted immediately, a clean, respectable Girl as General; aged 20 to 25.-Applv A1 way's, Wine Mer- chant. JHrecon 282/d26 Wanted, experienced Yout'g Lady as Barmaid good references irequ5it?d.—Ajyply H. Rosser, Windsor Castie. Co'-umercial-rosd. Newport. 3789d26 W&nted, Two Tempe-rary Barmaidr, for Tu v and Wednesday.—Apply Williams, Castle Hotel, .miner cial-fttreet, Newport.. 3792d2t> Waitresc.—Wanted, an experienced Waitress.— Apply M:-s. Parrot, Commercial Hotel, Ferndale. id29 experienced KitVhenmaid in Firet-class Restaurant; wages £13; business closed Oil Sundays.—Apply 164, Commercial-street, Nev-Dor-t, Mon. 5713d23 Waatrress.—Wanted, experienced Waitress.—A;»ply Mrs. Rowe, Queen's Hotel. Newjiort.. 3662d27 Wrmbcd, a good General Servant! reference nT quired.—Apply Mrs. Lewis, Duffryn Hotel. Ferndale, near Pontypridd. 3&69d27 pn Wanted, experienced Housemaid; able to wait at table: good references required.—Mrs. Lewis. Mount Stuart Hotel, Docks, Cardiff. 3576d26 Wanted, by 7th December, First-class Cook; also Kitehenmaid and Scullerj-maid.—Apply, stating age, reference, and salary required, Barry Hotel. Barry, South Wales. 3545d26 Wanted" res pec t a hie" You n;r PereonT"17 t.:riS77or Bar Work, to Make Herself General'v Useful good referenM —A 97. Western Mail, Cardiff. 3521d26 Waitress —Experienced Waitress Wanted in First- class Restaurant; wages £ 20 no Sunday work send photo. — Apply 164, Commercial-street, Newport, Mon. 3493u25 Wanted, Barmaid, Tredegar Hot- 1, Pontypridd; uaed to quick counter trade; willing to assist in house duties if required.—Apply Mrs. Hughes. Thistle Hotei, Tonypandy. 3442,125 Wsr.ted, a .especiab'e Girl as General Servant.— A.pply Ea.st Dock Hotel. Tyndall-street, Cardiff. r;25 FEMALE SERVANTS WANT PLACES. -? ? Housemaid.—Respectable Country Girl, 20, Seeks Situation in Cardiff; good character; disengaged R.. care of Mrs. Watte, Penterforfh. Bas- saleg. Newport. e8544d26 Housemaid.—Respectable Country Girl (20) Seeks Situation in Cardiff; arood ••haracter; disengaged.— Address R., care of Mro. Watts, Penteeporth, Ba-seleg. Newport. 3874d27" Wanted at once. Situation as Nurse. in"good"family, or as Mother's Help or Nursery Governess; good references; moderate 6alar 1, Western Mail, Saamca. 3856(127 Ladie-s Suited with All Classe.? of se-r-vonts Sitna- tionn Secured for Servants. Fee, Is.—Miss vValteis, 30, Page-street, Swansea. 3857d30 As good Gentleman's Family, where kitehenmaid is kep a person with good character aged 35.-Address R. A., 8, Station-terrace, Queen street, Cardiff. .?-? -? 380?d?5 Wanted, Situations 311 Plain Cook and Home-Par- lourmaid in Small Family-; Penarth preferred 3ges, 24.-Apply R. and L., Chronicle Office, Bridgend! 2791d29 Nurse (superior).—Re-engage merit Wanted; good plain neeellewoinan aged 31; good references.- Miss Embrv, Wistaston, King's Pyon, Wcobley, Here- fordshire. 3686(125 General Waiting Place (23) plain cooking long!" 91 excellent chvacter B12. Others Disengaged dif- ferent ages.—British Agency, Aberdare Junction. Stamped Address. 3670d27 Wanted, Situation as Housemaid or House-Parlour- maid in Gentleman's Small Family good references; tall; Penarth or Cardiff.—6, P*iget-terrace, Pen?rth. 3642d27 Young Dressmaker Requires Situation Sewingmaid in Gentleman's Family; good reference.—Address G., care of Mrs. E. Griffiths. Llaiidenny, Usk, Mon. [d26 Wanted, by respectable Young Woman, Situation as Housemaid: tall; good appearance good refe- rence.—Apply E. C., 28, Upper George-street, Car- diff. 3536d% Wanted,' a Situation a-s Housemaid wagee £ 18 to B70 disenguzed excellent reference Llanelly dis- triet preferred.—Applv Rose, 20. East-lane, Trede- par. 3553(125 Wanted, a Situation as an experienced Housemaid, by a Young Person, aged 21; 3J> years' personal chsracter; near Ix>ndon.—Apply A 93, Western Mail, Cardiff 3520d25 Wanted, Situation as Plain Cook where HougenMid is Kept, in a Small Family.-Apply W. G., 11, Uau tri^i'Tit-street, Cathays. Cardiff. 3488d25 Wanted, Situation as good Cook or Job Cook.—M. Miteheall, 11, Rose-street, Roath, Cardiff. 3481d25 Wanted, by Young Lady Situation as Barmaid no previous experience aged 18 would give little t'me. -A,ddr,-ss L 47, Western Mail. Swansea.. 3795d29 Wanted, Situation a* Under-Barmaid or Assistant. willing to give month free no previous experience aged 20.—Address Miss Vaisey, Mary Ann-terrace, New Inn, Pontypool. 3714d28 Wanted, Situation in good Hotel as Assistant Houge- keeper good experience.—'Apply A 80, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 3457d26 PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. IJHE ATRB ROYAL. Lessee and Manager.Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), NOVEMBER 25th. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF THE GREATEST LONDON SUCCESS. A TRIP TO CHINATOWN. Entire Company, Scenery, Dresses, Ac., from the Strand and Toole's Theatres, London. THE LIGHT. BRIGHT. MERRY CLEVER, AND ORIGINAL MUSICAL COMEDY. rjpRIP TO £ JHINATOWN. G.W. RAILWAY—On SATURDAY NEXT, November 30, SPECIAL EXCURSION from LLANELLY, Twelve Nocn. and SWANSEA, 12.35. Return Train leaves Caidiff 10.45 p.m. Prices. &d. to £ 2 2s. Early Doors 6.30, 6d. extra. Doors Open at 7.0; Commence at 7.30. Booking Offices at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limite-d), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, First Time for Eleven Years, Magnificent production of Gilbert and Sul- livan's Chiuming Or>era— PRINCESS IDA. By D'Oyly Carte's Famous Conaianv. from the Savoy Theatre, London. B"x Plans Now °l.en. 41419 RAND THEATRE ST Lessee and Mi-.naifer.Mr. CI.AREKCE SOUNES' The Premier Theatre of Wales. TO-NIGHT, and During the Week, Special Engage- ment of the great 'Cellist and Actor-Musiciiu, AUGUSTE VAN BIENE, In the Charming and Most Successful Play of the Present Day, "THE BROKEN MELODY." MGNDAl NEXT, December 2. Mr. Tnonw Thorne and Company from the Vaudeville Theatre, London Box Office at the Th from 10 to 4. Tele- phone 725 (National). Doors open at 7 commence 7.30 Prioes from 6d. to El k 4140S I H E M P IRE Managing Director OSWALD STOI.L TO-NIGHT. A VOCAL TREAT—TFiE E I G H T Y\/ELbHMEN, JLJ T V I Late of the Rhondda Glee Society. They Commence ar Engagement at the Palace Theatre, London, twe, weeks hence, inaugurating a new departure in the introduction of Glee Parties to the Variety Stage. ARTHUR REECE, Character Comedian. WOOD AND BEASLEY, Comedy Artistes and Vocalists. THE INDIAN PRINCESS, J)UIAJANTL With the GiANT Si.iiPriNTS, from the PALACE THEATRE. LONDON. „Chara.iteristic. Songstress and Dancer. WALfLR KJ-NG, Cocieelian. Miss JESSIE PRINCE. :>t Comeely Songstress. DONALDSON BROS and ARDELL, in "SCENES AT THE ZOO." Next Week- Miss KATE JAMES. 41304 TOLL'S pA N OPTICO-N k? _s. PHILHARMONIC HALL AND BUILDINGS. ST. SIAEY-STKEET. TO-.riGHT AND EVERY EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK, THE ALL-STAR BRITISH VARIETY COMBINATION. THE ROYAL COURT TRIO OF VOCALISTS. A Mvsical B:1uquet. .\vr r. j.A/ 1:1 Professor WOODHSAD, Musical Momus. JIaster MAT.LAH, Comedian. DE VON A AND ALMAR, Gymnastic Expert. JESSIE REED, S?rio-Comie Vocalist. 1LORENCE STOKES, Balbdist. HARRY MAX AM, Dan Leno's Duplicate. In the Curio Halls the CRYSTAL MAZE has been transformed into a DAZZLIXG FAIRYLAND, with the power of myriads of Electric Lights, Prismatic Colours and Gold. A vision of splendour and bril- liance I 41307 NEWPORT. rr H K E M P T R E. Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. Monday, Tuesday, and Thursda Friday, aud Wednesday, Saturday. The Original Tiller Charles Seel. Harry Troupe of 8 Ladies, Pro- Albery. Maud Necdham, fessor Wmtrard, Fred Professor Wing-ard, Cliff Htrrington, the Sisters Ryiand, Mt. and Mrs. Maple, T. W. Darling, Saiu Lucas, Rose Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Sam Luca and Beurlej, the original R(isc Elliot!- and P. Tiller Troupe of 8 Ladies. Bentley, Cliff Ryiand. Next Week—Edwin Boyde. yiCTOBU THEATRE MONDAY, Novembar 25, and during the Week. AST LYNNE. I Prices as usual- Doors Open 7-30 cowmence 7.45. PONTYPRIDD. RTFAL CLARENCE THEATRE, JtJ? PONTVPRIDD. Proprietors Messrs. TEEN CHARD and JONES. MONDAY, November 25th. 1895. First Visit to Pontypridd of the popular Actor, Mr. W. H. Hallatt, supported by a powerful Company of acknowledged artistes, in F. A. Scudaniore's greatest success— THE DANGERS -JF LONDON, A steiv told bv "The Phonograph." "Mabon's" Mondav, December 2nd, return visit of tbe No. 1 Conu»uy in Wilson Barrett's master- piece, "THE MANXMAN." 41403 SALES BY AUCTION. SALE TO-MORROW. 12, CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET, CARDIFF. MESSRS. TAYLOR and SON win SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY. Novein- ber 26, 1895 (Under Distret ior Rent\ a nuantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WARDROBE, fcc. Sale at Two. 3812d26 APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS TO LET. D(.cks.-To Let. unfurnished, Front Bedroom. Back Parlour, to iexpectable people.—36, Adelaide street, Cardiff. e8f46d26 A very Conifer table Home Offered to a Gentleman; young people and musical; every convenience and use of piano; terras strictly moderate.—29, Crwys- | .l, Cardiff. c3634d27 Very comfortable, v-ell-furnished Rooms; j>erma- ner.tly or othei^wise; pleasantly situated near pier, i>A'US. XC.—Apply Bock Villa, Penarth. e8520d23 Medical Student, Reading for Final Exam.. Wishes Another cf studious habits to Join Him (Coun'ry home), where they could study together; moderate terms.—B 54, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3849d27 Tc Lot. Comfortable Furnished \iiArtment« for Gen- tleman or Two Friends; ^no ch^n; terms mode- rate; bath.—Apply 128, R :iiond-road. Car- diff. 3787d29 To Let, Comfortable Furnish(yl Front Apartments suit married couple; terms moderate.-52, Salisbury- road. Cathay*. Cardiff- 3751d23 Ccmfortabl; Ap-artmentu for One or Two Gentlemen separate bedrooms —23 Dumfrie^-plaee, Cardiff. d28 j apartments (Well Furnished), health}-, centrally situate; near trams and stations; hot and cold bath; highly rocommended.-6, Llanblceldian-gardens, Car- diff 3658d27 Superior Front Sitting-room, with Bed and Bath Rce m en suite; convenient to station and town moderate terms.—20. Glynrhondda-street. Car- eiiff. 3659d27 A comfortal le Home Offered for Two Young Ladies engaged in teaching or business.—Applv. in first instance, to 62, Queen-street, Cardiff. 36o2d27_ Plasturton-girdens. To Let. Nicelv-furnished Rooms for Gentleman or Two Friends; no other ledgers; piano; good cooking; attendance; home comforts; modern conveniences.—Applv B 17, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. 3613d27 Comfortable Apartments, with every convenience suit gentleman or two fnends.—Apply 80, Plasturton. avenue (off Cathedral-road), Oardff. 3609d27 33, Charles-street Cardiff—First-close Apartments Now Va'jrMit; every oonveniettce good cooking near stations, ttvms- children. 3538d26 Ger tleman Wishes to Itew.mruend his superior Fur- mshed Apartments, U1 toll" t-fst part of Cardiff, with Every Attention.—A 96, Western Mail, Cardiff. [d26 Front Sitting and Bed Room to Let; suit two I g-entlemen friends; dining out preferred; no chil- dren.—6, I.Ian twit-street, Cardiff. 3438d25 2, Ivr wport-read, Cardiff (First Private House facing Colipge).—Large Front Rooms to Let (Furnished or i Unfunuehwl); ceatrw position classes or professional, i iW6d2S

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1- LOCAL AMUSEMENTS. |" A TRIP TO CHINATOWN 1 AT THE ROYAT. The fuccessful musical ecmedy, "A Tr:p to Chinatown" (a detailed description oc w'nm lias already appeared in these coJuirmf-), will be produced, to-night (.Monday) and each evenir.g during the week at the Theatre Roysl, Car- diff. "A Trip to Chinatown'' has been, it i", well known, the hie of the London reason. It aifords a bright, roerry, and intensely funny evening's entertainment, and the cast includes a. strong combination of well-known comedians a.nd burle-ejue artistes. The original soenery, dresses, (tc., will be brought frosn Toole's and the Strand Theatres, and the entire performance will he identical ir. every detail with the reoeut London repre.«enta,t-ioias. GRAND THEATRE. One .f the prettiest dramas r.jx>n the English stage will be presented this wsek at the Grand Th-eatre, Cardiff. M. Auguste Van Biene, the actor-musician, will take his original character in "The Broken Melody." The se-nsatiou produced on the occasion of his last visit to Cardiff was such t.hat the Grand will sure to be thronged esoh evening in the week. It may be remembered that iho 'cello playing of M. Augu £ t-e Van Biene when he was la-t in Cardiff brought tears to the eyes of many who heard it. As a histrionic piece, even without atco;.iiiai.av:nt5, h -le .ok«i« Melody" could not fail to command success; but with such music added, no wonder it has for so Jong drawn such largo and enthusiastic audiences. On December 2 M. Autruste Van Bic-ne will visit the Swansea New Theatre and hftaa' Opera House. THE EMPIRES. CARDIFF. A very full and a very diversified pro- gi-arurne has been issued for the Icca- Empire. This week a great attraction w:ll be the singing of eignr Welshmen, late off rhc' 'thondda Gife Society, who oommeae,- an i-iri-pc-rs^nt engage- ment shortly in London. Messrs. Donald- son Brothers and Ardell will give funny sketch-.s from fhe Zoo. and the entertain ment will be one of the funn est that has been witnessed lately at the Fm-pire. The Indian Princes, Nsla Daina- janti. from the Palace Theatre, London, will go through a wonderfully sensational perfor- mance with the giant serpents. The orh^r artistes are Mr. Arthur Reeoe (oharacter come- dian), Wood and Beasley (comedv vocalist* Ada Dell {songstress and dancer), W.vlter King (comedian), and Miss Jessie Prince (comedy song-stress). NEWPORT. A varied programme has been ir«v.ed for present week at Mr. Oswald Stoll's popular hall at Newport. This (Mondav) evening, to morrow (Tue-edayV and Wednesday tb* artiste will include the original Tiller 1 roupe, "'vvrr. the Palace Theatre, London; P'-of^c- Win- garcl, the whimsical wir-ard Mr. F-sd R•••* ringion, Dutch comedian the Sisters Maple, duettists; T. W. Darling. t-eno<r vccsb'st: '\iV. and Mrs- Sam Lucas, Ethiopian enierta.'TieTv; Rose Elliott and P. Ben tie v. in an .Anglo- American act and the eccentric Cliff Pyii>.nd. For the last three nights 5n the week the -o- gramme will be entirely oha-nged. SWANSEA. Visitors at the Swansea Empire will. dotib-f- less, show their appreciation of the pleasurable and mirth-provoking series of entertainments arranged for the current week. The art;stes include Mr. Ed-win Povde, a most popular artiste; the Clayton Tw;ns. and the Afe^sr-. Wood and Willis. in their original sketch as; Mr. Charles Seel, the ouaintest of comedians, 3.nd others, each of whom is also a host in himself. THE PANOPTICON. One of the principal features at the Card:ff Pnrophcon is now the cryst-n mase. Pre- viou^-v it was an ordinan- puzzle cr'-onnd, but a complete transformation lia-s now taken place, and it has become a veritable palace of de- light. The old sombre black pillar^ have given place to festooned pi 11 arc of gold, and the ma-e is now brilliantly illuminated with electric light. A" the visitor enters a scene of dazzling splendour me-tf his gaze, vpon reaching the centre of the mwe, he st- around h 'ni myriads of electric lights and pr^matio colours and gold. It is impossible to describe the wonderfully charming effect which tbc-e coloured light*, floral festonnp, a.nd gilded pillars, re<-produced indefinitely bv the cunningly-arranged mirrors, produce upon the eye. It is a vision of splendour and brilliance, redolent of the "Arabian Nights," and no visitor to the Panopticon should miss the sight. The transformation has been effected at considerable exp nse, but we feel assured that the maze, in its new guise, will prove so successful that it will recoup Mr. Stoll for the money he has expended in im- proving it. For the present week a strong variety company has been engaged. MR. SNAZELLE AT CARDIFF. Mr. Snazeile is an uninue entertainer, nrid nn Sunday night, at the Panopticon, Cardiff, he kept crowded audience entranced with delight at his beautiful and refined entertain- ment. Music, song, story and travels (pic- torially illustrated), all were combined, but. the greatest attraction wais Lord Tennyson's "Enoch Arden." illustrated by 30 tableaux from life models. Throughout the audience was spellbound. On Sunday night next Mr. Snaaelle will give an equally beautiful, but entirely different, selection. ROSENTHAL'S VISIT TO CARDIFF Memories of Paderewski have not yet passed from the minds of the Cardiff music- JIoviing public, &nd the fact that his rival, Herr Rosienfthail, who had the temerity upon his arrival in London to follow immediately in th, footsteps of the Pole. with identical selections, "thereby forcing com- parison. is visiting the Park-hall, Cardiff, tn- night (Monday), will be ure to cmll together a large and critical gathering. The Lemberg pianist, has. of course, long been favourably known here, if only by report, for England is one of the last countries to be visited bv him. Like so many more of his class. Herr Roser.ths1 played in public at a very early age. When but ten he made his first appearance in the capacity of executant, and at fourteen had already given a highly successful concert in Vienna. After studying under Joseffv. Liszt, and others, h eoam" out again in 1882, and from that time has been prominently before I -?- th? jVubbe. I.T! Austria, Germany, and -*• m'.TiG.c (where in 1885 he iipw=.j.-ds c* a j hvi;dred. recitals). Horr ROSEAHVJI has jtia-n-d considerable no^riety, and the u^'ma^ ois- pby of his powers in this country, a few ')ynth.\ r.crc, -€3ulted in a confirmation of all tiw. had beon ascribed to hiii. H«»t F-'ScnthalB d'-sp'ar is twid to be phenomenal, and, according to sK-o'icts, he mn.rt pocs^ss much of E-vbenst^in'* leonine •H-enrW) a-id "xac^-itude cf tovr!>. Th? bookings ensvre a Vvge r.rt-envdsnce. Sbuiiog tick -f, arc av&i'able +o-day. and Lj ob- tained ;,l \L-. LewisV, Buko-itreet. 3'C^'AL CLARENCE T'HZATRE, PO NT ID D. Ai th? autumn aovs^icw !t1{j, psjeto- mirce tpproaoues, iles^rs. 'SVerchard and Tonet: do rot appea-r to r^'ay their endeavours to pro, d p th^ l>f\?t dn*-ma.i.c r-?-"e :1 'vibie f. r t-i'i'* "The Daagerc of I/judon" jg announced ';o open for a week »v ^te Cl&ren.^e to-night 'Monday), in which Mr. W. H. Hallati. r;lq popular aetor-manager vTili »iipea.i, sup- port-eo. by l<is own powerful com pan j*. The fe'k-'tous idea wh-Vh <-h« gifted sutnor..Mr. Scudamore. has made use o* in introdut TiJdison's phonograph to ass-si. in telling an interest ng story has ,-oved one if h'^ most suoo?<~ful enorta. W iz-ii ^cene- v f-rom the ce'e brar-ed pa-introom of Mr. Cliarles Rider Nob'e. a standard play, a standard author, :i.tt, a eta- dard company, a. good week's business should result SWANSEA NEW THEATRE. The ?PTF'1h'1 drama. Ti e Mar-.x- ;u. v.-ii: lie presented th's week at the Swansea New Theatre and Star Opera House, bv Maunce "Vandmanns No. 1 London Company. Thene «bould be a large house this (Monday) night and each evening during the weeft.

ENGLISHWOMAN" WIXS- INQTERNATIONAL CYCLING RACE AT THE AQ.TJARITTM. The six days' international cycle race for women, which commenced on ^fonday at tie Aquarium, finished ou Saturday, the entry jn- cluding the pick of the speed women of Europe. The strugle between Miss Harwoorj and Mdlle. Liseite Mai-ton drew crowds of j spectators, whilst Mrs. Grace, had slm not sustained a. fall on the fii-st d:'v, would have made the race still more exciting. When the rHC-ig started on Saturday there were many fiivrts.tori. Ihe ladies were divided in+o two Oi'isior.e, riding three hour* and a half e-,ub day. Int^re-t ;iaturally focuo-^«d. in the last two detachments. The first finished with Md-'e. Ca^aoo having 3. miles figb- laps to her r-redi* At m'ne o'clock the second divi- sion took the track. It included M ;*s Har- v.ood, who had then ridden 544 mi let eight laps; d"s. Li '-cste, 342 miles two laps; and fivti others, mh,) ctianrAs, ba.r^i ig accidents, were nil. The team started off at a smart pnoe, wIth Miss Harwocd leading. "In ihe second lap Mrs. Gra.ce, who had but 301 miles Aook premier position, <,T1d it .at once became apparent tha.t her ta-k was to pact her countrywoman. Close behind the latter lady was Mdlle. L.'sette, literally hanging into the wheel oc her only opponent. Twenty-five mii'utes after starting Miss Harwood bettered th" 355 miles of ISfdlle. Caunoe, and from this moment, al' going well, the race was hers. Phe order named wa? maintained for over an hcur. Liseite had been making efforts to take tbe lead, and the speed became treuiei- dous, at ono time exceeding eighteou miie^ an hour. i inaing her exertions inope^i.tive, T.isctte called in strategy to her aid. Easing the mce for a few minutes, she bided her the mce tqr a few minutes, she bided her o.h&noe, and then, suddenly, at five miv.utes J"¡"iJ ten, amidst gTeat exc;tement, she sud- denly phot ahead. Harwood tried all ehe knew to regain the forfeited position. Mdile. 3 'iset*-e was ?6 laps behind H&rwood. and her plan was evidently to tire down rh" E-ialis'n rider. The plucky French lady desperately "xerted everv nerve to pick up her laps, but .A1 irs Harwood rode wisely, keeping her strength and stamina well u\ hand, and a.t twertv minutes \o eleven ihe rarv was closed, leiving her winner with 371 mil«* .two laps. others were in the following order:- Vdlle. Lisette. 368 miles six laps; Mdlle. Can- nor, 355 miles eight laps; MdU». Maro>lle. 352 miles four laps Mdlle. Eteogelia, 348 miles; 1M i^s Gamble, 343 miles one lap: ){ i" Llln, 343 miles one lap: Miss Blackburn. 334 miles five laps: Mrs. Grace, 327 milft- four laps; Miss Hutton. 325 miles three laps; Mdlle. Reillo. 322 miles one lap; and Mdlle. Solange. 295 miles one lap.

"DARKEST CARDIFF." To the Editor of the "'Evening Express." Sir,—Permit ma tD say, in reply to the compliment made that no Christian worker ever visited Mary Ann-street or Stanley-street,, that the agents of the Cardiff Town Mission hsve, during this year, constantly visited these localities, having made personal visitation to the houses and held cottage prayer meetings. in Mary Ann-street, also open-air services Sunday by Sunday. In justice, therefore, to the mission. I trust you will see your way clear to publish this letter in your next issue, and, thereby 'oil away the reproach that, with re- gard to "Vary Ann-street and Stanley-street, no one careth for our souls —I am, Ac., GEORGE HUGHES, Hon. Sec., „ Cardiff Town Mission. November 22.

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-? LATE CAXOX JAMES BROWjs DEATH OF A WELSHMAN IN AUS- TRALIA. The W est Australian papers, just to hand, announce the death on October 10 last. at the age of 75, of a Welsh clergyman, in the person of Canon James Brown. M.A.. the oldest mem- ber of the Anglican clergy in We-tern Aus- tni-a. The late Canon Brown graduated at Iri.mty Couege, Cambriùg-e. m 1845, and from 1847 to 1852 wrs curtae of Narberth, Pem- lT .ke=hire. In 1853 he accepted a Goverrinent chaplaincy to the then convict establishment in Western Australia, and later on. m 1858, became Archdeacon of Perth, holding he latter o'Hrv for thirty years, until failing health com- plied him tc relinquish it. From the news- paper accounts no clergyman seems to have benn helc in higher esteem in the colony, and h's opinion on all Church questions carried the greatest weight in tfie d'oce^n ?vrod. Canon Br -wn was a native of Hav-' »•<}-<being a brother of the late MT. John Brown, of Mailft-street, in that town. i

| ROJi AX CA M0LICIS3I- A SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE MOKSIG^'O? WILLIAMS. The Rev. Alpiiousus Van den Heuvd (St. David's Catholic Lhu-roh, Cardiff) hcifi been aprotCtfd head priest o- t.h«t. ~huro' ir, "I-- cession to the late Mgr. Williams, The post of vicar-yeneral, which was also held by Mgr. Williams. ha.s not. ret been ul.ed ut). I NEW STATUES FOR ST. DAVID'S I CHURCH. The chancel of St. David's Catholic Church. Cardiff, has just b^en enriched bv the addition^of statues of the Sacred Heart and of the Blessed Virgin and Child, from the. designs of M&bsrs. Pllg-in and Pugin, the architacts of the cliurcu. The tignr^s art, lno'c than life-size, atd hav^ been made and erecred. at a cost of over £ 600, bvMess-s. J. A. Oor and Sons. of Roermond. Holland. The positions are on either side of the ehsnc*l entrance. The statues. wh:ch are in niches of carved oak, richly embellished with go:.d. aire. Pel"fftctly and beaut.ifu'iy finished. A dedicatory service preceded high mass on Sunday, th- Rn-, A. Van der Heuvel beinr the officiant, and he also sunc the r.- assisted by Fathers D:iffi»ld (deacon), Rogers (sub-dta-con), and Gibbons (master of cere- monies). Mozart s X o. 13 was exquisitely sung. The Rev. Canon Woods O.S.R. (Bel- mont), preached morning and evening, »

TTX-PLATE TEA CHES [So ARRIVAL OF A CONSIGNMENT AT SWANSEA. Councillor James Jones, the well-known wholesale g" cer, of Goat-street, Swansea, hat just rece d a large consignment of Indian tea, packed neatly and securely in large tin- plate chests, cach holding one cwt. The tea has been received in a perfect condition, which was not always the case with the old wooden chests. The top and bottom of the chests are of wood, but the four sides are made of one strong piece of tin. capable of standing anv amount of rough usage. If this mode ol pack- ing were universally adopted, the market for local tin-plates would possibly become as brisk as ever. The chests Mr. Jones has received all contain one cwt.. but he sees no reason why smaller quantities of 501' auci &Uib., and even less, could not be similarly packed with advan- jaKe. As president of the Swansea Grocers' Association, Mr. Jones intend- to bring the matter forward at the next meeting, and to recommend to all grocers in Swansea and \ab" in particular, and in the country gene- rally. what he considers to be the packing of the future.

t TELEGRAPHISTS' COFCEE'X. A miscellaneous cone rt. got un bv Cardiff tejegrapmstb for s charitable purpose, took PI'acc. at St. John's-hall, Cardiff." on Saturday e-venng. There was a large attendance, and the entertainment was attended bv gratifying suece^. Songs were contributed by Miss Fannie Thonaa*. Miss Wakeiin. Miss Swan IVhss Powell. Mr. W. O. Ba loom be, Mr. E." fu00 and )'[1'. H. :1. Thomae, the later of whom appeared in character in some well- known oosten- songs. Solos on the pianoforte, clarionet, and mandoline were played by Mr. j -.A- Kelly. Mr. F. Kellv. and Miss Chad'- dock respectively, whil- Mr. R. Dver rendered some whistling solos in splendid s+vle. The awomnanists were Mi-L, Maud TlioTnas and ^r- ITie hon. seoretao" was Miss pantiie Thomas, who deserves a word of praise for the energe.t c wav m which ghe per- formed the duties of that position.

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Saw Her Lovers Body. ? -?-- GHASTLY VrND M4^E BY MISS ALMA CKOUCK. Something of a Mystery, but Girl's Father is Suspected of the Murder. Miss A1.- vuc-h, the seventeen yea.r old daughter IÙlliam O. Crouch, n prominent county f .iner, in Kentucky, was walking in her fat,, orchard when ",h" suddenly struck her fie against the body of a dead man lying in the high weeds, and fell over it.. She was struck with horror when she recognizer] the he" as tha.t of her lover, Doc Ellu.gtc.-i. A few days ago Ellington bad a difficulty with her father and tho old geutltman had ordered him off the premises, not to oome to see his daughter again. They met the nexc day, when Ellington was talking across the fence to Miss A)ma. The girl's fathei attempted violei.oe to the boy, and he drew his pistol and fired at the old gentelman, the bullet strik- in/ him in the ieg. He was put to bed and is thought not to have been out of hie l-oom r.ince. The body of the vouug man showed ibtt life ha.d been cxtiuci for "OJ1'f time. Both eyes were blown out, the killing having beer, done with a double-barrelled shot-gun. Fully forty shot had lodged in I:i" face and head. There x-vu no gun near, thus disposing of the treoiy of suicide. The sheriff visited the 1iO'tl.e, but no arrests were made. Crouch i: ir. his bid. and hie. family say he has not moved from 1 7 Irs room since the ibooting a few day^ ago, which ha-: been kept quiet. Miss Alm.t will nit talk. She fainted after a series of screams, e&ised by her frigh*, and was picked úp by some of the farm hands and taken to the he use. The neighbours believe some of 7-he boyrf working on Crouch"; place arc implicated iu the kilii ag, but since these proved to the satisfaction of the eh'»rrff :1-. a' they had not beeu on the farm, for a week he did not azraet any ono of rhtni. ?'?I!P"8'?'? ?

KILLED ON THE BAIL WAY. SHOCKING DEATH OI^ THE TAFF VALE AT CARDIFF. On Saturday night a young mau named Stanley Thomas, aged 18. residing at 57, North Clive-street. Lower Grange, Cardiff, and in the employ uf the Taff Vale Railway- Company, was killed hy a passing train on the company's line at Cardiff Police-ccm- stable B-antor received information that a man had beeu badly in ured, and 200 yards f om the railway-statLii he found deceased's b./dy shjckinsdy muti.aied. his head being nearly severe and one of "lis Hands badly cut ^be officer rem.e- the body on an air to the D. ?ks station. No one appeals to have witne^se.! the accident, but it is surmised that the pO-Jr feJow. who was a iampnian. had placed his lamps on the line for the purpose of trimming them, and that while in the act of picking t'uenj uv he was knocked down and run over by a mineral train pr<w;-<jed;r y t" n; 1: r

WOMAX CUTS HER TMKOAT. SAD SUICIDE IN CAEDI/F O. SUNDAY. In the early hours of Sunday morning Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, aged 57, of 11. Bedford- street. Roath. Cardiff, oommittedi suicide under melancholy circanist-ances. She W,8 the wife of Thomas Martin, an enirineer, arwi leaves four sons and th-ee dau"htei*. The family are fairly wt-li to do. and t-lie deoessed was we.l respected by he: neighbours Ore of her sons, who is an en ineer ^.opng^ ro to sea ago in. and de. foi.^ei seems to have bfer worried by a pre.-ertiment that if he went he woe d never -fturr. She 8b o a fall re-cent:y and bruised h«- head and since then she has Dot been berse'f. pbe retired to bed on Saturday slightly <Je&|w>n- dent. She was restless a1! rigdit and in the morning, at 5.4-5. her d- u 'bter with whom she slept, missed her. Surprised at her dis- appearance. the girl went downstairs and found her mother in the back kitchen with her throat cut. and she almost iir.m^iM' v expired from the results of her self-inflicted injury.

WFLSK COAL T7? WV. LARGE CONXRACIS FOR SOUTH WALES. It was rumoured on th» Cardiff Coal Market on Saturday that Messrs. Perrie and Co.. of L<^ndon. bad seciirtd the contract of the Bom- bay, Baroda. and Central Railway Company for the supply of 40.000 tons of best Wel-h steam coal ;Nixon*s Navijpation. Ferndale. or Albion), to be delivered over 1896. Tlit c.i.f. price, which was quoted in Indian currency, is stated to be about 22. per ton. Messrs. ]\Tanzanos, Cristobal. and Co., of Cardiff, have :'>0 booked an ordier for 12.000 ton' of Lockett's Merthyr steam ooal. to be delivered a CuV. for the Span sh C-o-erumen.. The c i.f. prioo obtained by the above firm ha" not beeji made known, bUt it is believed to 1)8 between 17s. 9d. to 18s. per ton.

-? lRIV AL WELSH CHOIRS. To the Editor of the ''Evening Express..n Sir, T wish to present the foil' wing reasons to the seri.me considerations of thf conductors of the Rhonddp and Treorkv Choirs, with the intention of inducing them not to accept the offer of Mr. Stoll and yourself:—;1) The stakes are not w-"t!iy of the fieht. The idea of thA two best ch ;r= in the whole world fight- ing for #125. and the two b°«t piTwili^t-s getting a stake of from JS200 to £:300! (2) The two choir- shill do the fic-lit'-? arc others w'!l h,ive the I)cme. (3) The frif-r.ly spirit bet- een the choirs should not be broken. Why should trie two chnirp be pitted Pg?inst or." "1101-h..r, like two fighting cocks, and bv so doing ruin. Iierha-pe for ver. the r-irit of c-.r-.cord wi.'ioh now exists b&tween t'ne-n? Tlie motive is not worthy of their talent- and time, the peace- ful. C#«M*ti*.n «pvrit-« of "Gwalls y fr»n.' and the saoredr.es~ of nnugic, (5' Thp £ ?5 is sfldly needed for b't.f-r purposes at Cardiff and Treorky.—I am, Ar IORWERTH DDU. Ma-est<=g.

Sad Death of a Merthyr Girl. On Saturday Dr. Jone-, one of the oor ers for Breconshire. held an aV.nueat at the Lrtt-d Rre-rbm Inn. Cefn. near M"thyr. upcn ,h. T-)-,<Ir mf Jess;e Thoro-saeed Kev-ntoen, ft DOM«TIC IN THE "R.RLOV OF AFT. PRCA Evp.n=, or Darvcter- P-t.fjsnrp Cpfn. The deceased, who ws«. an .-o-n. Ipft V.er iro.^e.-g h"l1"1" on Tuesday 'r r-o^-ec.-H-noe of .nn« iimleiss-^pivs with her *•> rif' "F'M- day her body was found in TVll.i'sfr—^ favourite bat-h;n? »vla«>e :-n „,wiror II man. named W'l'i-iir T??n'? tljc. d;=c very bavin? been brovn-hr sl-,t '1. +ho f'll-M t fh", dec«.««d had rlaped "bp- .haw' urvm t'he r ver='de. A vv^rr^urm'^ed that the poor Tirl r.r^>,rr-ti^ di-eot evidenoe "0 nrodueiWe tr. fn-f^f,- t1.p M1Tyn0![, t-ion. and the i,1rv '?r.?p OT, r»rd-:r»r of "E^nnr! •' The ç"tJ,p,1 \ho ^^e«Srd. it is stated also lost hi- life by drownirsr.

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