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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. MARRIAGES. AKERS—WHITLEY.—On the Utli inst.. at St. John's Church, Mamdee, by the Vicar (the liev. J. Sivin- nerton), James Matthews Akers, Newport, Mon., to Gertrude Auiv, daughter of the late Rev. J. L. Whitley, Leicester. No card?. -?-

lipiiiwin w- B—IH MEDICAL. Sciatica, Rheumatism, and Paralysis Cured Expe- ditiously.Houghton's Electro-Hydropathic Esti1 n.en[. W'ii^ 1 I^IIliiWMiniii 1FIUJ^ luiji SEWING MACHINES. Special Offer to Boot 'lYade.—Two Bradbury Sew- ing Machines, in perfect condition each, Joseph Tucker, Hill-street. Briton Ferrv. e3495d20 n»i IIIØ' aaaMBnrBiwa—u— SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. Second-hand Furniture Bought in Large or Small Lets; cash at once; small stocks of every descrip- tion purC'haserl.I,.pply, The Cyril Second-hand Furni- ture Stores, 12, Broadwav, Cardiff. e3490dl8 1..?. MUSICAL. Piano.—Full Trichord, equal to new; sacrifice imme- dia,te purchaser.—Applv 80, Pembroke-road. Canton. e848M16 For Sale, Musical Instruments—English Concer- tina, 21s.. and one at 50s. beautiful tunes.—olad- bcrg's Arcade. MISCELLANEOUS SALES. For Suit'. prime. New Cider, M. a gallon.—Apply, Piiiker, Priory-strect, Usk. e846M23 1,000 Business Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads, 3s. 10.COO Useful Handbills. 8s. (xl.: samples free.— Fisher and Co., Machine Printers, Broadmead, Bris- tol. 0*413 AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. The "Friend of the Millions," Patented Artiole; 70,000 sold in September.—Energetic Agents Wanted in Unrepresented Districts many canvassers clearing £ 5 per week.—Send fourteen nence for sample and postage to Agent, 24, Kmgswood-road, Penge, S.E., L011- MISCELLANEOUS. Where to Get Your Vegetables—at Mrs. E. Porter's, Market Gardener, Whitchurch; frefih vegetables sup- plied every Saturday at Stalls 139 and 141, in the Market; call and see all orders attended to. edl8 Perth Dye Works, P. and P. CampbpH.—Goods for- warded and retimed frfe.à1i&1 Morgan, Stationer, Docks, Cardiff. c 8470dlb Is Your 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 Castle-street), JameR Keir, for ten years with Mr. Spiridion. Clocks ar.d Music Bcses Cleaned and Repaired. c4202 MONEY. MONEY TO LEND. Those in Want of Cash are Recommended to Apply t) the Provincial Union Bank, 1. Queen-square, Bristol, or to the District Agent, E. W. Weber. 3, Working-street. Cardiff. e4550 1!E"MONEY BORROWING. Messrs. WALLACE and CO., 98, QUEEN STREET. CARDIFF, Make Monetary Advances to all Classes at the lowest. rate of interest. Sureties are not neccssary. Harmful and objectionable inquiries are Dot made. All transactions conducted in a business-like and equitable manner. N.B.—Entrance first door at aide. e8304d —a———1 '■ PREMISES. HOUSES TO LET House to Let, 135 CUve-street; 7 rooms ■, reno- Tatpd -For rent and particulars apply Charles James, 13, St. Fagan's-street, Grangetown. ed!8 To Let, No. 4, Richards-street, Cathays; seven rooms.—Apply 21 (oppOtlIW). 00482<118 To Let, 58, Partridge-road, Roa.th.-Apply 105, Newport-road,Cardiff. (847Sdl8_ ~Tolpt —A good Twelve-roomed He use, with two- dtall stable and coach-house, f.ituated in Clyiha Park, Newport.—Apply to Mrs. C. E. Keenc, rolwcconist, 15, High-street, Newport. eBWdlS To be Let (furnished), near Llandrindod Welie, Gentleman's beautifully-situated Residence for part of winter Itt merely nominal rent.-A 32, Western Maii, Cardiff. 3133\120 To be Let. comfortable Six-roomed Country Cot- tage, with Outbuildings a.nd about Five Acres of Land, including orchard and prime garden-all in good cultivation; air mild a.nd bracinc;; will be let low to suitable tenant.-For particulars apply to the owner, F. Faller, Sunny Ba.nk, Hemelsfield, Coleford. [3155d2Q HOTJSES FOR SALE. For Sale. House in Bertram-street, Roath.—Apply Tbtmas Edmunds, House Agent, 53, Queen-ntivet, Cardiff. e8457d15 For Sale, Eight Houses in Daniel-street, Cathays.— *i nlv Thomas Edmunds, 53, Queen street, Car- ^lf c8457dl5 For~Sale, Four Hojsee in Janet-street, East Moors, Cardiff.—Apply Thomas Edmunds, House Assent, 53, Queen-street, Cardiff. e8455dl5 ~yj7~Sale 41 and 42, Croftnstreet, Roath.—Apply Tl.cmas Edmunds, House and Land Agent, 53. Queen- etreet, Cardiff. c84o8dl5 ~Fo7 Sale. Two'Houses'in South Church-street—Appiv Thomas Edmunds. House Agent, 53, Qut^n-Btreet, a rdiff. e8459d!5 SHOP TO LET. -i- To Let, Shop, in very best position in Queen-street, CV-difT.—Applv Thomas Edmunds, House Agent. o3, Queen-street, Cardiff. c8453dl5 HOUSE. SHOP, AND BAKEHOUSE. To Let, a large Three Floor Warehouse, John-street, Bute-street; rent, £ 65 per annum-—Apply J homas Edmunds, House Agent, 53, Queen-street, Car- diff- e8454dl5 WAREHOUSES TO LET. To Let, on lease, Premises suitable for Two Ware- houses, aituate in Charlotte-street (off Bute-street) Apply 99, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. e8475dlo Premise8 to Let, suitable for Stores, James-street, DoclM.-Apply 45. Oeonge-street, Docks; or M. Brook- UifcHide. 18 DOGS. rand Yard Dog; crossed St Bernard-Mas- titf; bargain; no use to owner.—Handy, pin.. 373, Cowbvidge-road, Cardiff. 8436<118 -? MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. -?- Upholstery Work Wanted; 'tIe or Bed Drapery, Chair or Sofa Covers: Infant L.dinettes TrinJ11wd.- 14, Edward-street, Cardiff (near T.V.R.). e84,9dl8 BICYCLES. New Cycle Lock, with Key, Post Free Six Stamps; «((pairs. Plating, and Stove Enamelling promptly and cheaply at trade prices; no job too ditlicuir, nou.3 too Bros.. Pontypridd. 2l9i7 100- ?-]:. -?? PARTNERSHIP. Owner of Paving Quarry in Afan Valley Requires Partner with F,100 capital; splendid investment.— X., Chronicle, Bridgend. 3010>119 Partner Wanted, with capita! £ 1.000, by Provincial Stockbroker opening other bntndlt's; full particulars at interview.—A 21, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3047dl9 HOUSE-KEEPERS. Yrung Ladv Require.- Situation as Useful Help or Lady Housekeeper; good references.—Apply A 33, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3132d20 Wanted, by experieneeirYoung Wroman, aged 28. IV Win,, e(I. Situation afi Working Housekeeper good plain cook. —Address_L 34, Wentern Mail, Swansea. 3141<120 Situation Required by Your? as Mother's Help or Companion good needlewoman fond of children. —-M^J.8, Ag.^e-street, Roa-th, Cardiff. 3085(114 ~S.TuatiiSi' as Working Housekeeper by retspectohle Widow good cook could assist in business.—Address Myra, 55, Loudoun-square, Cardiff. 3104d20 Wanted, by Fanner's Daughter, Situation as Work- ing Housekeeper; understands dairy, poultry; fairn- house or private.—Apply Jones, Ysuadowen, near Cowl ridge. ?069dl9 Young Widow Uuly Requires Tost of Housekeeper- Companion cheerful, domesticated small salary —. Address M., care of Mrs. Roach, Weathcrhall-Ptreet, Aberciare. 2954(114 As Housekeeper to Single Gentleman (30); English; disengaged next week good cook references.— Z 36, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. • 28o7dl6__ A respectable Person (Middle-a>red) Seeks a P(,i- tion as Working Housekeeper where a servant is kept; needlewoman good references.—Apply L 15, Western Mail Office, Newport. 2850(116 Wanted, by a respectable Young Person. a Situation as Working Housekeeper domesticated, experienced good references.—Address J., care of Mr. Da vies, Bookseller, Abergavenny. 28oldl6 French ~I.*u.ly, aged 30, highest English references, good cook, Would Like in Cardiff Situation Housekeeper in Gentleman's Family; where a girl is kept pre- ferred.—Apply Z 11, Western Mail, Cardiff 2M5dl4 JJIf.ll7?¡?"? -?-?- CLERKS AND MANAGERS. CLERKS ANj) MANAGERS WANTED. Wanted, good Shorthand Clerk for Correspondence, &c., in a. Solicitor's Office.—Apply, stating age, Miarv required, and references, to A 35, Western Mail, Cardiff. 41252 Smart, trustworthy, respectable Young Ma;) as Book-keeper and Correspondent in Merchant's Office.; must be experienced.-Apply, stating salary, A 27, Western Mail, Cardiff._ 309-M16 Wanted, a Female Clerk; must write weU, also quick at figures.—Apply, by letter, to Fennell, 114, Queen-street, Cardiff. Bf.ik-keeper Required to Open Set of Books for Public Ccmpanv in Vicinity of Bridgend.—Address A 18, Western "Mail^Cardiff. 3033dl5 Kespectable "YOUSJ Required for Ofnce tnust he a good writer; salary commencing at 5s. per week.— A 5. Wextern Mail, Cardiff. 2961,318 Smart, Pushing Man Wanted to Majag-e Fruit and Potato Stores; good references and secueitv re- qtiii-ed —Z 43, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2834(114 Wanted, Candidates for Government Vacancies to applv for Full Details of Appointments, including Men Clerkships, Boy Clerkships, Exc'se, Customs, and all Post Office Appointments; rapid thorough teaching, orally or by poet; most successful system numerous passes; 3,000 recently.—Apply G. E. Skerry, M.A., 67, Chancery-lane, London. 2822dl6 Wanted. Colliery Manager, holding First Class Certificate, for Anthracite Colliery Output, 250 tons per day must be accustomed to working in steep measures, and nmst have a thorough knowledge of si'iveying meclianics and office er.cloiULg testimonials, age, and salary required, to be addressed L 19, Western Mail Office. Swan- sea. 2255(115 CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANT' SITUATIONS. 'Vork. Anv Sort, Temporary or Permanent, Wanted; good writer. shor'ihand. 100 words; aged 37: small salary.—A 31, Western Mail. Camiff_ 3126(120 "Clerk (26) Seeks Re-eugagement as Ledger Clerk or Cashier: first-class references; security given if required.—W. H. J., 37, Arran-street, Koavb. C.tr- diff. _300odl9_ Ironmongery.—Advertiser Seeks Appointment as Manager or Traveller; fourteen years' experience; theicugh knowledge in all branches.—Applv L 33, Western Mail, Swansea. 304x119 'Law.^General Clerk, considerable experience, in- cluding bankruptcy costs, trust accounts, Parliamen- tary and notarial. Seeks Engagement.—Apply Short- hand, Western Mail, Swansea. 3841d15_, "Press.—Advertiser (43) Seeks Engagement as Manager of Weekly Newspaper (English or Welsh): lone and varied experience; practical printer. -Part iculavo Davies, 4, Gordon-street, Ton I'tntre, Rlioiiula Valley. 2986(114 Yomig Man (26) Desires Re-engagement as Double Entry Book-keeper and Shorthand Writer; moderate salary; security, if required.—Address A 7, Western Moil, Cardiff. 238?(U8_ Clerk (27) Seeks Re-engagement; well up in book- keeping, shorthand, and accounts; flret class refe- re ii (-Piz- -Apply Williams, 6, King's-road, Ouitou, Cardiff. 4113^ Advertiser, aged 29, expert Shorthand, Typist, Book- keeper, Foreign Correspondent. (Sc., Wante Engage- ment.—Z 16, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2695dl4 w SHOP ASSISTANTS. SHOP ASSISTANTS WANTED. Grocery.-—Wanted, a good Junior Hand; ueed to soliciting.—Apply, with full particulars, to David Jones, Colonial Store", Tyloi-stowil Clothing.—Wanted, "a gcod Junior; Welsh.—Apply Ho-dges and Sors, Abetdsre^ 3159dl6 Grocerv.—George Turner, Shaftesburv-street, New- i.crt, Requires Two good Juniois; used to solu-it- jng. 31i:0dl5 Wanted, a smart Junior for the General Drapery; state age. salary, and experience.—Address L 21, Western Mail, Swansea. 3140d20 Groceiy.-—Wanteol, a good Junior for the above Tra/le.—Apply Jones and Co., Royal Stores, Cwm- avon. Port Talbot. 3139d20 for-a, Trade, a smart Junior, with three or foir years' fxuertence must piooh ce good references.—Apply Richaid Hei oert, Garndiffaitl), Pontypool^ 31^8116 Apprentice.—Wan'cd, a well-educateol Youth ac Apprentice; tall' Welsh; rare chance. Apo.y D H Lewis and Co., Drapers, Neath. 3122<is0 Draptry.—Wsnted at once, smart Junior, also an Apprentice —T. Davies and Co., 41, Splott-road, Car- diff_ 3111,120 Dr?pery.—Wanted immediately, smart Junior; Welsh must he good salesman —Apply. fllll parCl- culars, Thomas Evans. 107, High-street,^ Dowlais. (119 You til Wanted, aged about 17 years, for Stationer s Shop one with knowledge of trade preferred.— Apply, bv letter only, to Waterlows, Quav-street {"«r" diff. 3049dl5— Drapery —Davies Brothers, Cowbvidge-road, Cardilf, have a Vacancy for a respectable Youth as an Appren- tice. 2934dl9_ Tobacconist aud'Stationery.—Wanted. Young Person, about 18, to Assist in House and Shop good refe- rences required.—Address A 13, Western Mail, Lar diff. uu 2,497(115 To Grocers.—Wanted. !t smart Jhn.ior; must have had four rears' experience.—Apply Evan Ponty- pridd. Barry.—Smart Youns Ladv Wanted for the Drapeir (Fancy Counter).-Apply, with full particulars \a, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2984(118 "Wanted, Young Lady to Assist in Fancy Goods and Drapery Shop.-Apply Davies, Emlyn Hottse. len. rh iwceiber.. "Grocers.—Wanted at once, a smart Junior Assistant; well up; outdoors.—Full particulars to I)a^,f,nrt Co., Borough Stores, Swansea._ \V311 ted inimediatelv, good Hand for Bootf and Outfitting.—Personal application Co-operative, BWna, Mo:i. "D Jones! Dickinson, and Co. (LimiWd), Oxford- street, Swansea, Require Two smart Men Counter. (4iocerv.—Wanted, smr.rt Grocer—State wage, ex- perience.' referer.ee, L., Western Mail, SwaiMea. dl4 Assistant Wanted for* Hat and F;.ncy Departments. —Apply Masters and Conipany, Cardiff. ^83/(U4_ nSrocerv.—'Wanted at once, smart Assistant.—State height, 'references, and salarj' (indoors) to K«(t Provision Market, Albany-road, Cardiff. 2^93dl4 -an DrapFr}\—Richard I^ewis, 8 and 9, Swansea, has a Vacancy for a well-educated outh as Apprentice; Welsh. 8 „ Gi-r cerv. — Wanted at once, a smart Junior Wejoh.. —State salary and references, J. B. Arth^. ^r' n)»rthen. J G:ceery.—Wanted, a gootl Junior; must ,pr(>d(.ce good references.—Apply W. Thoma«, (jiocei, "Wetted: marWtmiOT' for Outntting and DnLpery speak Welsh.—Evans, Temple of Fashion, Tre- orchy. ^J'lL SHOP ASSISTANTS WANT PLACES. Grocery.—Wanted! Situation as Junior; H years' experience; good references; abstainer, aged 13.-Bridgwater, 3, South-terrace, Buniham, Somei- setshire 3J^llo._ Waiited7^~Sitiiation as Assistant in the Bix.t Trade.; five years' experience —Apply. A. T. Davies, lane, Swansea. APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS WANTED. Apntmei.ts Wanted hy Gentleman (dining out; bath; wi hin ten minutes of Queen-street or Great Wtffern Stations.—State terms to J. Swane, Golden- grove, Cadr xton. c 8^97(110 APARTMENTS TO LET. Good Pcatcl and Ixx)girig>; Urm, 14s.; Talbot- strcet, off Catlif dral-i cad. -Address A., 28, Western Mail, Cardiff e8494d20 Lodgings for respectable Men; comifortabie and clean Bed and Sitting Rooms; board if required.— 14, Edward-street (near T.V.R.). e8480dl8 Wanted, Two respectable Young Men; good, com- fortable home for steady men.-14, Senghennydd-road, Cathays, Cardiff. e8487dia I'enarth —'J'o Let, Sitting-room and n Bedroom suit Gentleman or Two Friends; good attendance terms mcnlerate close to station no children.-18. Sully- terrace. eS431d18 "itcatli, Oardiff~Uiifurn!shcd Bedroom to Let-; suit elclcrlv lady.— Address Z 27, Evening Express. Car- diff. e8461dl5 Comfortable Apartments c,t- for Two or Tlcree Itespcctable Young Men.—Apply 31, Brook- street, Riverside. e84(ldlb 11, Bradenliam-pUcs. Penarth.— Front Sitting and One or Two Reo(l Rooms to Let at once; penn.inency jireferred; kJ1i1:< moderate. _3125cl20 ro Let, Furnish«r A^rtiients—FrO'nt Bed and Sitting Ilrciii suit two voung gentlemen.—Apply 67, Moy-road, Roath, Cardiff 3002di0 A comfortably-furnished Front Sitting and Bed Room to T..et.-24, Loudoun-square, Cardiff. 2951d13 Beaufort Villa, 12, Cowbridge-road, Ca-r diff, Apartments for Gentlemen 2952dl8 Canton.—Widow Lady. having More Room than She Requires. Could Let Furnished Bed and Sitting Room to Suigie Gentleman; j-e of bath.- Y 6, Western Mail Cardifi. 2358(114 First-class Aj»rtmentil large front sitting-room, bed and bath rooin same floor central; no children; no other io Igers terms moderate.—Z 47, West.: rn Mail, Cardiff. 2912(118 Ctomfortablv-furnished Rooms to Let: moderate terms.—124, Richmond-road, Cardiff. 2950(118 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. SITUATIONS VAC.ANT. Wanted, Single Man, about 40, as Groom, Attend to Pigs wages B26, all found; live ia.Apply Evans, Radyr Court, Llandaff. e84S9dl8_ Wanted, Farm Manager to Take Absolute Charge of Three Small O.'is.s Farms, in the pink of condi- tion, close to a Large Town must be good market man and good judge of stock, industrious, and tidy farmer. Apply, with fullest particulars, age, and family, with remuneration tequired, and whether willing to take it upon results.—Address A 37, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. _<1234_ Wanted, it ong Boy, from 17 to 20, to Minrl Hoi-se and Trap and Milk Cows: indoors; steady.—Jenkins, Yuyrcvnon, Aberdare. 3161(120 Gai-dtiier Waiited.-AT)nly Mr. Skrine, new house in course of construction at Pcn-y-lan, Cardiff. 41207 —WairtedT^o^ntry, active Lad; indoors knowledge of prmtry duties and waiting required, with good pcrsonal'diamcter.—Apply Mrs. Price, Tallev House. Lkuidilo..3014(119 Wanted, a. Lad. yhout 17, to Look After Horses and Go Round with Miik.—Apply, stating wag- and re'croncs, to Thomas Elston, Longerons Dairy Farm, Rumney, near Cardiff 2727(114 Grocm Gar lener.—Wanted, a .Young Man well up in all branches of gardening; also groom duties; abftainer outdoors.—Lloyd. Brvntirion, Neath. dl4 > Wanted, good, all-round Man for Small Dairy Farm experienced with cows; good milker.—State age, references, wages (indoors, all found), Z 42, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2896(118 "Wanted, Lad, about 18, to Look After Two Ponies and Make Himself Generally Useful: indoors -Apply Robertson 'Jivnderwen House, Ciyndtrwen. 234,3(116 Wanted, a Laù able to Milk —Apply Court Farm, Llandaff. 2813dlb to experienced Tree and Shrub Planter; several weeks' work wages, 6d. per hour. AIN) an Under Hand; wages. 5<1. per hour.- Personal application to Mr. R. Congdon, Get-derer, Cwrt-y-Vil, Penarth. 41013 ~\Vant3d, sti'ong Lad as Billiard Marker.—Apply Bute Hotel, Trtlierbert. 3112d16 Page Wanted.—Apply at once to MaDager. Angel Hotel. Cardiff. 3098dl6 Vv'anted, a strong Youth, aged alx>ut 18, as Under Boots, with good reference.—A only Head Boots, Wynlham HsieU Bridgend. "J 3073d15 Wanted, Young Man, to Make Himself Generally Useful; naust be sober also gcxl refeieuoe.—Apply, |>eivonally. Bevan, Hotel, Blaengarw^ 3017(119 (jr(x«ry.—Wanted at once, strong Young Man to Do the Following Duties:—Attend to stock in cellars, wash bacon, clean fruit, and drive out occasionally; haulier kept; preference given to an abstainer. Apply, stating wages (indoors), to Jones, Westminster Stores, Barry Deck. 3124d16 Wanted, Two steady Men as Hauliers must know thy town well and thoroughly understand horses.— Apply Richard England, Wesi. Do-k, Cardiff. [d16 'Civit'Service Apnointrn'-nrs.—Oark's C.S. College, 2 and 3, Chancery-lane, W.C.—Highest Su.pesfcs in recent Exams. Correspondence Section for Provincial Candidates rapid preparation for all exam'.—Full particular* and guide, Clark's C.S. College, 2 and 3, Chancery-lane, W.C. a302 Working Labour Master, under 35, acquainted '.villi the Cultivation of Land and Market Garden, and to Kdjt Generally; must have had some education; experience with boys desirable; wages 25s. per wet, v (':)th1¡re, vegetables, and milk.—Apply, stating height, and full particulars, testimonials and references, to the Secretary. Glamorganshire Refor- matory, Neath. South Wales. 41131 Wantel intmp'h.-t'iy. a smart Young Man to Make Smells and Assist in Shop.—Apply, with rete- ici ccs, to Prot'ut'nx\ Tonvpandy. 3083(119 To Bakers—Wanted, good Bread and Cake Baker; none but flrst-class men need apply; abstainer pre- ferred.—A. Nicholas, Maesjieg. 2998(115 Wanted, Titiher Haulier, with three hor-ies and wagon,'to Haul large Timber, near Merthyr; piece work.—Lrwis. Timher Merchant. Pontyjiridd. (113 Carpenter Wanted to Fix Cottages and Shop, Navigation; piece work—Lewis, Timber Merchant, I''(itityprdd. 2J62dI8 Wanted, a Pork Butcher: well up in small goods and killing.—Apply 254. Holtou-road, JBarry Dock. (118 To Bakers.—Wanted, an experienced Hand; well up in bread and all kinds oc confectionery.—Apply Lewis and Co., 184. High-street. Swansea. 2935:!lfi Coopers.—Wanted, good Brewer's Cask Makers.— Applv John Thomas, Hodg?s-row Cooperage, Car- diff. 2900(118 To Printers. • -Wanted immediately, a Welsh Com- positor.—Apply to Jenkin Howell. Aberdare. 43078 Employment for Youths.—I-ads from 14 to 16 years of age. Desiring Permanent. Employment jn Cai«T!ff at a periodically incirea^ing salary should apply, in own handwriting, to Box Z 30. Wfstprn Mail' Office, Cardiff. They must be able to pass an examination in writing, spelling, arithmetic, and geography, and be able to write a short essay or letter 011 a simp'fe subject.^ 41141 "Wanted, a gooT"lTrea<f~an<r'cike Baker.—Apply W. Price, 90, Watton, Brecon. 2700d14 Wanted, an experienced Man to I ndertake Tun- nelling near Swansea.—Apply L 25, Western Mail Office, Swansea. ~a~ Saiaiv of lZsT&d to 25s. per Week Can be Earned in Spare Hours or Evenings by Either Sex Anywhere proof sent free to anyone sending address^enveiopft. in own handwriting, to T. Smith and Co. (1. 132b St. Helen s-gardens, North Kensington, London, W. L116o5 L116o5 SITUATIONS WANTRD. As 'P-I;11e; -v'J.h foovuien, boy, .1 ,;ingle-hi>nded good plate cleaier and vaJ-it. nuiek, active. handy man; i;ood 1 !iam-|.cr; "-ge. '5; married —D. 7, Angns-str et, R.ath Park, Oitdift. e8495d20 A Young Man, age 22. seeks Engagement as Gar- dener, or Under; seven years' experience good refe- rences.—F. Fudball, Esplanade Motel, Penarth. e8477dl8 'Ptinting.—Wanted. Situation as Improver.—Anply S. Davies, Whitecliff House, Coleford, Glos. I'<1J5 Fanner's Son Seeks Situation on Farm, look after sleek, make himself generally useful; indoors or out. —J. Luxtcn, Halsdown Farm, Chipstablc, Somerset. e8466(116 As Coicbman or Groom-Coaclunan to Doctoi or Business Gentleman; good references; aged 23; sirgle.—-T'lonvas, Rhoshill R.S.O. 3113d20 By Married Man as Groom and Gardener one or two cows, pigs, and poultry not objected to; good reference life experience of same.—Apply 33. Wes- tern Mail Office. Newport, Mon. 3135d20 Wanted, Situation for Boy (14); used to horses; can milk and make himself useful.—Apply School 7 Home, Llangibby. near Newport, Mon. 3028d15 GroomT—Yo\mg~ MiuiT 25. weight £ st., juet disen- gaged Wants Situation as Groom or Second Horseman, 0" Any Position in Hunting Stable thoroughly com- petent well recommended.—A 17, Western Mail, Cf. rdiff 3031(119 Groom or Coachman; three years' character; drive single or pair; aged 23; left through reducing estab- lishment—Simmons, Goodrich Court, Ross, Hereford- shire. 3022(118 A Young Man, aged 22,- Seeks Situation as Gar- dener or Under seven years' experience good re- feienoes —F. Tudba'il. Esplanade Hotel. Penarth. dl4 I As Groom-Coachman; experienced single-handed or otherwise: iiipitied aged 40; four years' good character.—Dolling, Newton-court, near Mon- lur-Vitli. 2975dl4 Situation Wanted as Groom Gardener; milk. if required single aged 20 good reference total abstainer.—T. Evans, Lower House, Walton. Radnor- shire. 2858dl6 Gardene" (Head Working) ager 36; married, four children experienced flowers, fruit, vegetables five y.-ars' character.—Rees, Druidstone Lodge, Cast leton, Cardiff. 2780dl5_ Wanted, Situation Under a good Coachman or Otherwise, to Look After Horse and Carriage, ride, drive well, milk; good knowledge gardening; was under coachman last situation; aged 18; good re-foreuces and character from past and last em- plovers.—William Preeee, Stoke Lacy Post-office, Bromyard. 2745(115 As Groom or Groom-Coachme.n; single or pail'; single; aged 24 understands duties; good references. — Broadest, Pool-liill, Ncwent, Gloucestershire. 2666(114 Situation Wanted as Coachman or Groom-Coachman ligl.l-weight- experienced; middle-aged; married, one chilil (sevenWCoaohmau, 10, Brixton-terrace. Ross. 9664dl4 NURSEMAIDS, SERVANTS, AND BARMAIDS. SERVANTS WANTED. Wanted, General Servant; good reference required. —Aj-jily 278, Newport-road, Roath, Cardiff. edl4 Wantcl a Rood Gem.-al. able to do plaan cooking; another servant kept.-Apply M-i's. Roberto, The Fagan's. e4842 Siiurtions V?cant.—If You Want a Situation. Buy rn "Evening Express" Fourpennv Advertisement "Blank" from the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, or Hainbri-ier.. Fill up the Form and Send It to) the "Evtning Express" Offices, Cardiff. It will probably get you a Situation. Try it. Hu ldreds are satisfied. If you cannot get a. Form in your neighbourhood tend a postcard to the "Wanted, early in November. Fartoumiaid; must understand her duties; good needlewoman.—Write, with full particulars, to Mrs. Lascelles Carr, Cwrt-y- Yil. Penarth. Wanted, Upper Housemaid where two are kept; country.—State age, height, wages, and references, Cilwendeg, Boncath. 3119d20 Good Cook and Kitehenmaid Wanted; ages about 35 and 18 well recommended.—Length of references, wages, Ladv, Massinghain's Library, Clifton. Bris- tol. 3164d20 Wanted, a. Cook-General for the Country; other servants kept.—Tirley Vicarage, Tewkesbury, Glos. ■ 3130(120 Wanted, clean, trustworthy Person as good Plain Cook; business house; asred 28 to 30.—Apply Mrs. Owen George. Hirwain, near Aberdare. 3117(120 "Wanted, Early in December, a good Par)oui-maid; must understand her duties: country.—Apply, stating references, to Miss Harries, Llanunwa*, Solva R.S.O. 3118<120 Wanted, a good General; able to do plain cooking; another servaut kept.-Apply Mrs. Roberts, The Rock, St. FaganV 4122i1 Wanted, good General Servant; aged 22—25; good wages goiven.-Apply, giving references, to A 35. Wes- tern Ma;I Otncee. Cardiff_ 41233 ATUe7eral Servant Wanted; a good home to re- spectable Girl; good leferences required.—Apply Lewis. 128 Castle-road, Cardiff. 3!00il20_ General Servant Wanted; able to wash and iron: good chaiacter; lilwral wages; two in family.—14, Iilewell>'ii-itreer. Pentre-lthondda. 3157(120 Tlioroughlv reliable, experienced General Servant Wanted; must cook well; good references; good wages; comfortable situation.—Apply 7, East-grovet Cardiff, from seven to eight p.m. 3108d16 Wanted, respectable Nurse Girl for Two Children [three and one); sleep home.—Apply 135, R clunond- rcad, Cardiff. 3105(116 "Waited immediately, experienced General Servant; able to rook: uti do plrin WMhir.g.—Appiy. sta.t:ns: age, wages, and reference, to Mrs. A. l'oliard I.ewis, Bank, LUcelly. 3114d20 I Cook-General Wanted immediately; good refe- rences required.—Apply 8, Oakfield-street, Roath, Cardiff. 3084(116 ~Wanted, General Servant; three in family aple xi wash —Davies, Weidr-l Farm, Cardiff. 3093dl6_ Generaf Servant (experienced) Wanted at once at idanisher:.—Wriie. stating age, references, A 26, Wes- ;ern Mail Office. Cardiff. 3092d20 "Cardiff Union —Ely Schools.—Wanted, a Laundress i>r-"cs E20, rising by £ 2 rnnuiliy to S24. with board, edging, and waslnng^—Applvjo the MaKter 41111 Wanted, IT good General Servant-.—Apply 33, Mbanv-road, Cardiff. 3134d20 Wanted, a good Plain Cook.—Apply to „Mrs. ['.ucklev i'-i-lerick, Fronheulog, Llanelly. Wanted, good Plain Cook small fam'l.v; Swansea; 10 washing.—Send age and full particulars Mrs. bond's Select Registry, Heathfteld-etreet. Swan- ;pa 3048d19 "Wanted, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs. Jones, 37, Hafod-terrace, Swansea, 3046d19 Wanted at once, respect-ible General, 17 -20, with •efeience understands plaiu cooking small family. -16, Cogan-terrace, Miskin-st.reet, Cathays, C>ar- liff. ° 3001dl5 Wanted, a good General.—Apply Mrs. Jones, Bi^t'sb IJoa 1 Oompanv, It Spngh^nvdd-road, Cardilf. [3009ill5 "Wanted, House-Parlourmaid immediately; good -eftrenees required.—Mrs. Powell. Gileston Manor, ^owbridge. 3025(119 Wanted at once, a. GeaemI Servant; housemaid ;opt,—Apply 1, Kensington-place, Maindee, Ne-.vpoit, tfon. 3059nl9_ Wanted, by neeemherist. good General, not ur der i2, who can wash and iron well; cook and t onse- c.aid kept.— Appiv Mrs. Evan Davies, Grovefield, i'enygraig, Fhondda Valley. '-82dl9 "Waivted"im-uediatedv, expeitienced Parlourmaid; ilso. Cook, Cook-General, and Several Generals.— ie'eet Registry, 10, Kicg's-road, Cardiff. 3063(119 Wantf d, thoroughly-good Nurse HouMmaid: fond )f children and a.bie to tsew.—Write, stating age, sages, aid reference, A 23, Western Mail. Car- jjff _?_. 3fi76dlS__ Wantpd. expenenced Nui»e for Young Children.— jVpply, with references from last situation, stating vages, 19, Bryn-road, Swansea. 2941dl8 ""Wanted, General Sen-ant; good character; oue wm the country preferred.—Apply 228, C-owbridge- oad, Canton. Cardiff. 2313(114 Wanted, House-Parlourmaid: experienced; wages £ 16 to £ 18.—Apply L 29, Western Mail. Swan- :ea. 2939(118 Waited a. good Piain Cook; able to wash and ron; housemaid kept.-Apply Mrs. Treasure, o3, L'owbridge-road, Cardiff. ^:)47dl4 Wanted, General Servant, on 23rd. Address 14, Lluirch-road, Penartn. u <iJlldl4 Wanted at once. General Servant; aged 19 to 22; ilain cooking.—Apply 5, Howard-gardens, Car- ^wUOuio Wanted, 3r<.rbecember, superior Cook about 35; knowledge French cookery preferred small fa nily relp little housework; state wages.—Apply, WKII testimonials. A 1, Western Aia^. Caidiff. 291odlo ~G()0(1 General Servant; 18 to 20; abfe to wash. ipply 40, Plasturton-avenue, Canton, Cardie. _dM ~Rp«"istrv" fD.mes's). Established 1880.—Wanted, :'<ok: B45 Kitehenmaid (Dairy). House-Parlourmaids, iJer-erals. Nurses, Gardener, £ 26; Page. Lodgings )tta ined.-45. Cliarles-street, Cardiff 2926(116 "Warded, Housemaid a young country girl, about L7 best references required.—Mrs. Lloyd, Bryntinon, S'eath. /922(114 "Wanted, t-espectable Gene-rai Servant for Quiet Home; wages E12 to £ 14.—Mrs. Brockington. Bick- eigh, Niniar:-road, _Cardiff. Z928(U8_ "Good ntneral"Servant Wanted in Small Family; nust know Welsii. -Apply, personally or by letter, 10. Cwrl-y-Yil-rcad, Penarth. 2929(118 "Wanted~a good Ceiie-ral as lwill-Apply, staling age, reference, and wage" re- juired Mrs. Oliver Sheppard, Bridgend. 2819dl6 Wanted" bright, cletti, rnpec-table Girl for 3eneral Work; good character.—Apply 132. New- port-road, Cardiff. 2808:116 Wainted, experienced Genewal; 22-26; two in amily housennaid jvtid man serwant, kept, good •eferences required.—Mrs. Hopkins, Llant-rissam-ioad, Llandaff. Wanted, experienced Single-handed 1 ..tinuli) maid. not over 30; must be weU recommended; Church- ivoman.—Applv, iiret, by letter, Mrs. Christie, TI e. ?roes, Pencoed. ^44dl6_ Wanted, experienced Nurse (Two Young Children); joiod needlewoman —Apply, stating age, wages &c., -louse,, -o?t Ure. Logan. Enviile House, Newport- Wanted, hv the 23rd. a good Plain Cook, also an •xperienced House-Parlourmaid.—Apply, with i-efe- "ences, Brynholme, Stow Park, Newport,, Mon. [dl6 Regis! rv (DaviesV) Established 1880.—'anted, >„k? £ 45 Ivitchenmaid (Dairy), House-Parlourmaias, •en?wls, Nurses. Gardener, Page. Lodgings obtained.—45, Charles-street, Cardiff. Z_63(lib_ Wanted, a superior General Servant. Able to Cook Nieeiv; also iron well.—Apply, witli reference, to IVe.dtcurne House, Merthyr. 277M15 Wanted." by 25th of November, an experienced Generai Servant, Also Hpusemaid.—Applv Mxs. Jones, Tanybryn, Penrbiwceiber. 2790(113 ~Wante^ for LonelonTTwo General Servants; warres E16 each; fares paid.—Write, stating age. cha- rarter, Mrs. Coster. Registry Office, Gloucester. fdl5 "Wanted'immcdi:Heiv. Cook-Genprai: aged about 23; good reference required.—Apply Holly Bank, Cathedral-road, Cardiff^ 2751dl5 "Wanted Plain Cook dairy of two oows baking; m cashing thoroughly-good < 1 iarae.ter.-M tv, J ones, Penvrock. Llanqovery^ 265,<"4 "Wanted""iTooi"Plain Cook fo>- Country House; able to make 1 utter.—Address Z 7, Western Mail Car- diff. .—— 26~8dl4_ Wi.nted. Housemaid; country; strong: good per- sonal character willing to assist in waiting.- Mrs. Long-Price, Talley House, Llnnrjj]o. _u 265:114- "Wauted' bv 26th N-iveniiier, strong, healthy Girl as General Servant; another kept; good references indispensable —Mrs. Taylor, Hill-grove, Pontypool. 1 2665r114 Wanted immediatelv, experienced Plain Cook; aged about 35; competent to superintend house generally when necessary.—Apply, with references, L 27, Wes- tern Mail, Swansea, 2(10dl4_ Wanted, a General Servant: aged from 20 tD 22.—Address W 30, Western Mail, Cardiff. r40909 BEMATE SERVANTS WAN1 PLACES. Situations Vacant.—If You Want a Situation, Fuy an "Evening Express" F01.rnenr.1y Advert isenieut Blank" from the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, or Hairdresi Fill up the Form and Send It to tlii "Evening Express" Offices, Cardiff. it will probably get you v. Situation. Try it. Hu idreds are If you cannot get "a Form in vour neighbourhood fiend a postcard to the "Evening Express" Officer, Cardiff. Wanted. Situation as an experienced Nurse 'n Gentleman's Family; disengaged.—Apply M. Howells, 150, Portmanmoor-road, Cardiff. 3153(116 Lady Can Recommend respectable Person for Family' Washing (plain clothes): good drying ground; every convenience.—L., 59, Minny-stieet, Cathays, Cardiff. ? ? 3095(170 ? Housemaid.—Respectable Country Girl (20) Seeks good Situation in Cardiff good reference.—Address R L., care .f Mrs. Watts, Pentreporth, Bassaleg, Newjo.rt. 3071dl5 Young Woman, aged 27, Seeks Situation as gtiod Cook, where housemaid is kept; good references — Davies, 65. Hewell-street, Grange, Cardiff. 2949dl8 Wanted. Situation as Nurse; over three years' reference; capable of taking baby from month Swan- sea preferred.—Address N., Enviile. House, Newport, Mon. 2885(116 Young Lady Seeks Situation as Useful Maid good needlewoman and hairdresser.—Apply Miss Morris, car? of Mrs. Mr.yot., Trevaugh, near Ross. 2835(116 Wanted, by 1st December, Situation as House- Parlourmaid experienced aged 23.—Rawlinson, Ald- wick Court, Wrington, BrietoL 2746dl5 PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. rpa EAT 11 E ROYAL. Lessee and Manager.Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER, ANOTHER ENORMOUSLY SUCCESSFUL WEEK. TO NIGHT, FOR THREE NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE, Mr. MORELL and Mr. MOUILLOT'S COMPANY, rjIHE gHOP Now Playing to Overflowing Houses. MATINEE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16th, At Two o'clock. Doors Open at One. G.W. Railway.—Today (Thurodayi a S]>ecial Excur- sion Train will leave Swansea (High-street) at 2.10 p.m.. calling at all Stations. Return Train leaves Cardiff at 10.45. Prices 6d. to £ 2 2s. Early Doors 6.30. Doors Open at Seven Commence at 7 30. Booking Offices at Messrs. Thnmpson and Shackell's (Limited). Queen-street, from Ten till Six o'clock. Telephone No. 521. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, FOR SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE, The Envnent Comed'an—Mr. EDWARD TERRY, With his Loudon Company, from Terry's Theatre. 'London. Monday, Tuesday, .nd Saturday: "An Innocent Abroad" and "High Li'e Below Stairs." Wednesday: "The Blue Boar" and 'The Churchwarden." Thurs- day: "My Cousin, "Kerry," and "The Church- warden." Friday "a.k Woman" and "Paul Pry." Saturday Morning: "Kerry" and "Paul Pry." 41161 i R A N D THEATRE VTC Lessee and IVIanager .Mr. CLARENCE SOITNES The Premier Theatre of Wales. TO-NI'-HT. the latest, highly-successful Screaming, Farcical Comrdv, rjpHE pASSPoRT, From Terry's and the Duke of York's Theatre., London. G.W.R.—Thursday, November 14th. a Srecial Train will leave Swansea (High-street) at 2.15 p.m., returning from Cardiff at 10.45 p.m. MONDAY NEXT, November 18, the popular burlesque, I O-B, NG. G Box Office at the Theatre from 10 to 4. Telephone 725 (National). Doors open at 7; commence 7.30. Prices roni d. to £ 1 Is. 41170 i H Eiri P I R E IJ H B Jj M P I fi E Managing Director OSWALB STOI.L TO-NIGHT, THE ORIGINAL TILLER TROUPE OF EIGHT LADIES, Who have recently concluded an engagement of many months' duration at '.['hp Palace, London. THE REXTLEys (Maurice and Rose), An accomplished and entertaining couple. | MR. AND MRS. SAM LUCAS, Dem Ethiopians from JV'W, 1 South, in their philoso- phical and melodious plantation ditties. JOLLY JOHN NASH, The famous Laughing Man Sister Mary Walked Like That." MISS AMY KNOTT, "Divinely Tall end Divinely Fair." PRANK CAFFRKY, I Dk.n't Let Him Hear Me." W. H. DOWNES, Tenor Ballad Vocalist. CLARKE AND GLENNY, In The Haunted House," all excuse for laughing. Next Week-The SEVEN MARYELLOCS LEOPOLDS, Edwin Boyde, Leah Adeil, Jcc. g TOLL'S ANOPTICON PHILHARMONIC HALL AND BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET. TO-NIGHT AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, THE rjmEORKY ^OICE 0HOIR, Who ApIJetir This Month before HM. THE QITEK.N, AT WINDSOR. Lord Dunraven (v de "Western Mail") pays their expenses, so delighted has lie. been with their Singing OM the Three Occasions upon which they have sung at Dunraven Castle. On September 26tli they Appeared BEFORE ROYALTY AT EDINBURGH. 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 Attractions, including THE GIANT CHILDREN, THE TRANSPARENT MAN, THE ELECTRIC MAZE, &c. At various small charges. These are open all day. -?- Food for the eye, the ear, and the mind." Jp A N O P~~T ICON, PHILHARMONIC-HALL AND BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. GRAND SACRED ENTERTAINMENT. SUNDAY NEXT, Novembsr 17, SJTAZELLE, In H's Beautiful and Unique Entertainment, MUSIC, SONG. STORY, AND TCAVKLS, PICTO- HIALIjY ILLUSTRATED. AN EVENING YOU WILL NEVER FORGET. NEXT SUNDAY AN EQUALLY BEAUTIFUL SELEC- TION, BUT ENTIRELY DIFFERENT. Admission Free. Seats 6d ]^ and Is. 6d. Doors Open 7.30; Commence at E 61it; Conclude at Ten 41224 NEWPORT. THE E M P I R E Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NlGKT THE 7 MARVELLOUS LEOPOLDS, Whose aet is a sensational sight. MINNIE C'NNINSHAM— Don't Judge Cigai^ hy t.he Picture on the Box." LIZZIE HOWARD— Sweethearts." And the BROWN-KKLLY SKETCH COMPANY. The foregoing super-excellent- features supported by the Sisters Carlow. Ada Orito, Pat Carev, and the bisters Dunlo. vICTORI A, THEATRE v ——— MONDAY, November 11, 1895, and During the Week, SPECIALLY AliRANGED v 1SIT OF Mit. WILLIAM GREET'S Celebiited Company in the Highly sue- cessfui aid amusing, o°-as-you-plea»e Musical Piece, THE LADY SLAVEY. Next Welk-THE BROKEN MELODY. Prices as usual- Doors Open 7.30 commence 7.45. PONTYPRIDD. ROYAL CLARENCE THEATRE, j? PONTYPRIDD. Proprietors Messrs. THEN-ePABD and JONES TO-NIGHT AJ.D_DIjKINU THE WEEK, Mr FRED L. CONN^-iOtlAME'S No. 1 COMPANY, from the Surrey Theatre, London, in a New and Original Melodrama (for the llrst time in South Wales), entitled THE PHANTOMS, Bv George Conquest and Ary„n. Shirley. Mondav, N'oveinjx*^ i" ^895, Mr. J. K. Murrav's Cienrpanv, in THL AALKring JEW and DRIVEN FROM HOME. 41158 LOST AND FOUND. LOST. Lost, between Fiiaalan-place and-ROTOI Theatre, Lady's Gold Braeelet. uou'ole clia:n, with plain gold clasp.—Finder w Do Rewarded 011 returning sanw to 5, Fitzalan-pl*0 Cardiff. F 0 Found, neaPNewjiorb-road, on November 4, a Bracelet.—Apply, by letter, describing same, to Z 45, Western Mail, Cardiff- e8474dl4 Found, Black Greyhound Puppy if not claimed in thrp3 davs will be sola t J (lefray expenses.—17, Little- ton-street, CaaiUiii_L^ c8448d14 -?- DOBESSMAKERS. -?-. -? Wanted, firet-claas Milliner; good style: able to serve general drApery, s-eep out; personal appl'ca- tion preferred.—Apply walter«, Crumlin, Mon. (dl6 Millinery —Wanted .,t. once, an experienced Assis- tant for the Millinerv wwlcroom.—Apply Evans and Allen (Limited), London Wo use, Newport. 284Sdl6 Dre(«makers.—Wanted, thoroughly experienced s-.kirr and Bodice Hands —Apply Grjffith Jame5 15, High-street, Cardiff- 2697dl4 Millinerv.—Sit nation Wanbed a¡; Third Hand in, Millirerv Workroom; aDle to serve through.—Applv MIS^AMES^CAPEUCYNOT^MOSTRASO^LLAMDY^I^D^) -J EEKLY MAIL AND NEWS OF. I « » THE WBBR- ONE PENNY. J BUSINESS ADDRESSES. SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRIES ? Why Pay Higher Prices for FOREIGN MANUFACTURED GOODS WREN BRITISH GROWN ROLLED OATS AND OATMEAL, Of Superior Quality and Flavour. can be Readily Obtained ? CAREY THOMAS'S ROLLED OATS VGEGATFLAKK). Made Solely from Home Grown Grain, SOLD BY ALL GROCERS IN CARDBOARD BOXES OF ILB.. 2LBS., AND 3LBS. e402

TREASURY PROSECUTION. ALLEGED FOttGERY BY A CWM- BRAN SCHOOLMASTER. At a special sitting of the Pontypool Petty Sessions on Wednesday Mr. Richard Evans, aged 43, until recently head schoolmaster of the Upper CVmbran Boa-rd Schools, a,p- peared on bail, after being remanded on the previous Friday, charged, on a warrant, with forging an acquittance and receipt for UlU 4s. 4d. on November 5 at the schools. A great deal of local inte-rest was aroused in the proceedings, the accused having been a prominent Liberal organiser in the district for many years past. Mr. A. A. Williams was the presiding magistrate, and the other justices on the bench were Colonel Hair and Mr. T. H. Deakin. Mr. Watkins, solicitor, Pontypool, appeared to prosecute on beliadf of the Treasury Mr. W. Lyndon Moore, solici- tor, Newport, appeared for the defence.—Mr. Wat-kins explained that as lie had only re- ceived his instructions from the Treasury on Tuesday, he proposed now only to submit such evidence as would justify a further re- mand until Saturday. The prisoner was until recently schoolmaster at Upper Cwm- bran, and amongst his duties he had to receive money and pay sums for certain goods for scholastic purposes. In November of last year lie presented an invoice of certain goods to the board. The invoice was passed by the managers, and the school board was authorised to pay the amount. An order was made upon the treasurer, Mr. D. E. Howell, and a sum of £ 10 4s. 4d. was handed to the defendant to discharge the account. A receipt purporting to be in the name of Mr. W. H. Foxon, the 'oeal collector and traveller of the Scholastic Trading Company. was presented, but he would call Mr. Foxon, who would prove that he did not receive the money or sign the receipt, av! he would also call Mr. Howe'l to say that Lc had received the receipt from the prisoner purporting to be a receipt of Mr. Foxon.-1fr. Moore made an appeal to Mr. Watkins to finish the case so far as he was concerned that day.—Ultimately it was decided to go on as far as possible that day. —Mr. W. H. B. Rythway. acting clerk to the Llanfreehfa Upper School Board, spoke to two accounts of;610 4s. 4d. and £ 3 2s. bavin? been passed by the school board and sent for payment. The account for P,10 4s. 4d. pro- duced, was in the handwriting of the defen- dant. and so also was the form of receipt. -Examined by Mr. Mo-ore Who is prose- cuting in this case, Mr. Bythwav?—Mr. Bvth- way: I understand that it is the Treasury. Mr. Howell ;aid the information. Mr. Howe!] came up to Pontypool about it when I wrote to him at the suggestion of the superintendent of police.—Mr. Moore: Is Mr. Howell an un- willing witness?—Mr. Eytlnvay I oanuot I say that.—In further cross-examination, witness *aid the defendant had been master of the school for a good many years, and had earned fairly good grants.—David Evan Howell, the late treasurer to the managers of the Cwmbran Upper School, stated that, strictly, he was supposed to pay the accounts himself, but he handed the monev over to the prisoner. Witness paid him £ 10 4s. 4d. in December last. and wrote to the defendant to let him have the voucher.—Willian Henrv Foxon. traveller for the Cardiff branch .;r the Scholastic Trading Company, swore that the invoice and the receipt were not in hi, handwriting, but that of the Accused.—Mr. •Joserth r-f"Tirv Dyer, manager of the Scho'asti^ Trading Company's Cardiff branch, said no invoice for £ 10 4s. 4d. had been rendered Vc his firm to the school board. Thev received on December 14. 1894, a sum of B8, and on March 1, 1895. a sum of £ 7, which was the last they had received.—Police-superintend?nt James and Police-constable Jones proved the arrest.—This closed the evidrece upon the first «>«<?. and Mr. WatHns said he would give evidence on a second case—an amount .,f £ 3 --and afterwards a third charge wou \1 be nrp^erred. but he would ask for a remand until Saturday in that case and there misrht be further instructions from the Treasury.— D-t.dant was remanded till Saturday, on bail. L

BETFRIXG SEA FISHERIES. THE CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNITED STATES. The Central News iias received from the Forn'gu Oitire a copy of C-9 re- spectirig the c'aim« for comjien.-ntion on account of Fritid.t vessels ccized ir the Behring Sea by the (Jnited States cri isers. The period covered by the correspondence extends from the begin- j r.ing of M&v, 1894. to the end of August last, and it Jc^ls entirely with the attempts ninde b,' her Majesty's Government to obtain pay- 1Y'!f1lt of the 425,000dols. which the United Stntes Government agreed to pay by way of cen pH sation to the owners of the Canadian sealing ships seized in the B -hnnpr SOR. Lrro Salisbury, writing to Sir Julian Pauncefote on -August 21. said Ins action was entireiv approved of. and concuried in. by her Majesty's Government. The nttemrit nade bv Senator M01 pan to dispute the validity of the claims in (|UP<tirn seemed to lie lareoly founded on misapprehensions, and her Maio-tv's Gowrn- n ent *ould not doubt Hint when the full fact* were published ;n the United States the validity of that country to make c( mnc-nsaticn, which l a 1 -T'en*I- In en denied by the Government, would be generally recognised both in and out- side of Congress. ?

ANOTHER ARREST. THE MATRIMONIAL AGENCY PROSECUTION. At Bow-street Poliee-ceurt on Wednesday afternoon (before Mr. Vaughan) John Abrams, alias Jehn Charles Skalls, alias Charles Bar- ringion, of 63, St. George's-avenue, TufnelPark, London, was charged on a warrant with con- spiracy, with others in custody, to defraud by obtaining money on false pretences. It is alleged that, the prisoner is a director of the World's Great Marriage Association (Limited), New Oxford-street and Mecklenburg-squa.re. The prisoner wa.s remanded. -?- -?- --?-

Newport Harbour Commissioners. The monthly meeting of the Newport Har- bour Commissioners was held at the offices, Dock-street, on Wednesday, Colonel Lyne presiding. The revenue showed am increase on harbour dues of £ 21 9s. 6d. in October arf compared with Octo'<er, 1894-. It was reported that Mr. E. Webber, manager of the Natior.al Provincial Bank, was prepared to advance to the commissioners £ 8.000 to £ 10,000, jf required, for constructing t-ho enlarged pontoon landing stapes. The work- committee recommended tliat. subject to the terms for the advance being satisfactory the improvements be carried out, and that plans be at once prepared. Thi" was agreed to.-It was decided to petition the Foreign Office for th? le-iiistateinent of the Greek and Russian Vice-Consulates at Newport.

Mr. W. Abraham, M.P.. and Mr. R. D. Burnt? explained the Radical creed and cri- ticised the Unionist Government to a mail meeting of supporters on Wednesday night, at the Welsh Baptist Ohapel, Yn: shir. The duties of chairman were adequately discharged j by County Counoillor Morgan Wlliiame. j

"SANTA CLAUS"—Remember, 'tis for these I beg." I

NO SETTLEMENT YET. THE SOCIETY BREACH O PRO- MISE CASE. The London correspondent of the ''Western Daily Mercury" says :-1 have the best autho- rity for the statement that up to the present moment no definite offer has bten made on the pan of the defendant in the bre ch of promise cn-e of Watkin- v. Marjoribanks to settle it out of court. It is possible that Miss Watkins. better known at the music-halls as "Birdie" Sut'i- rland, may not have to claim from a sym- pathetic special jury in the Queen's Ben eh drmages foe' the wrong which .he says l.as been inflicted upon her by the Hon. Dudley Marjoribanks's refusal to fulfil his alleged pro- mise to marry her; but, so f r. the case is pro- ceeding as usual. Sir Edward Clarke, Q.C., .P.. ha* been retailed for the plaintiff: Mr. Asquith. Q.C.. M.P., for the defendant. Some informal have been- opened through the medium of a mutual friend of the parties to the dispute. It was. in fart, sug- gested on b half of the defendant that the case was susceptible of settlement on certain terms, which proved to be altogether unsatisfactory. Indirect negotiations were thus fouind to be fruitless. The case is not yet set down in the three weeks' list, and is not likely to be heard before Christmas—if at all. --?-

MATRIMONIAL CASE. THE PROFESSIONAL SINGER AND THE STOCKBROKER. Misa Kempsliall, a professional vocalist, movcl for a new tr:a' ;11 the M-neal Court 0.1 Wednesday of her action against Mr. Hol- land, a Liverpool stockbrotitr, for bieac-h uf promise of marriage. In the original trial the pla:ntiff wa-, by oompronii-e of counsel, awarded £1.000 damages and £20C' costs, lut she refused to accept this, a-n 1 on the ca-e being re. tried a verdict was given fcr defen- dant.—The Mas'er of the Rolls: How old is defendant?—Plaintiff: He is 56. He was 40 wiiem i first wet him. -'Ihe Master 1,[ th" Rolls: Did you live w:th him?—Plaintiff :0; T should think nol'od,- would live vicii a m?o. like him. (Laughter.)—The Master of the Rolls: We under-tand your case.— J.in+;ff: Jjucn. !Vh--k n;-u'-i'v'i-i1 11.e eno'j.gh and I think he should be worried now. Tit for tat is my motto. (.Laughter.) —•The Court ultimately decided that the application for a new trial must be refused. ?- -? --?

STREET LIGHTING. AN UNSUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT AT CARDIFF. For some months past Charl;s-street, Cardiff, has been illuminated by gas lamps having incandescent burners, the new departure being introduced with a view of ascertaining ii the lighting of side streets at Cardiff could be im- proved by th new s>>t°in without any inc ease of E']1f'l'ditule. One of cur representative-' on Wednesday asked the borough engineer if the new light was a success. Mr. Harpur replied without 'nesitat on in the verative, and adde "I don't think the new burners are equal to the burners we had befa: e." "Ha.. any saving in expenditure been brought about by the new system?' "No: the expenditure preci-e1'* the game. The same quantity of gas is being used. I have gone earef'illv nto die inatt r f die cost and there ha- been no eoimmv whatever, not- withstanding the fact that the burners are of the most improved type. I don't think the burners are at all suitabl0 for -treet lighting. ?-

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. RHONDDA ALDERMAN'S OPINION OF THE RESULT. Amongst the, speakers at a little Radical II eeting in a Baptist Chapel at Ynyahir on Wednesday night was Alderman Richard Lewis, J.P., of Pontypridd, who. in the course of his spteeh, declared his conviction, that the result of the municipal elections at Cardiff showed that many had already realised thofc they had made a mistake in voting for Mr. Maclean and that they did not agTee with their new member's view in regard to the Sunday Closing Act. ??-?--?-

ROYAL WELSH LADIES' CHOIR. While at Philadelphia the Royal Welsh Ladrit. Ohoir made an excellent impression, and a reception was given in their honour by a number of prominent citizens. The choir gave a concert at the Academy of Music for the benefit of the Susquehanna-avenue Presby- terian Church, and one of the Philadelphia papers, commenting upon it. choir is one of the best musical organisations in the world." At the reception the address of welcome was made by Judge Ashman. It was followed by short f(neeohe.s by the Rev. Dr. R. T. Jones the Rev. Dr. W. H. Roberts, the Rev. J. C. Evans, Colonel Robert B. Bea-th, and others. Mr. David T. Davies pre- sided. The choir sang "The Spanish Gipsy." the prize selection at the World's Fair, and received an enthusiastic encore.

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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY DOUBLING THS IIXE TO NEW- PORT. We hear iha-t the Grekt Wesi em R?.i:w?y are doubling their liie from Cardilt to l-Tewport, and that the cmt'-aot for the -i/o-k b&u been let to Mr. Mackay, the contractor who b-iilt the Riversids branch at Car-d tf. The preli- minaries have been settled and the work was actually commenced on \Vednesday.

TREOLILIY MALE CHOIR. GREAT SUCCESS AT THE CAJRDIFF PANOPTICON. The Treorky Male Voice Choir are. as was to be supposed, attracting enornioue crowds to the Panopticon this wegk. Although they are a well known, yet hundreds have never had an opportunity of attending the concerts and public functions wt which they liave sung. But this week's engagement at the Panoptiwn gives an opportunity to all to listen to the mellifluous eh oral 1 its. The soloist", are very good, and a-lmost every singer is encored, but when the choruses are being -delivered there is a dead stillness, followed aot the con- elusion by an invariable ovation. The Panop- ticon patrons can undr-r-tand reaily good sing- ing. and they have showed signs of marked appreciation of the efforts of M'r. Thomas and his excellent choir.

LATE JIOXSIGXOR WILLIAMS PROPOSED MEMORIAL AT TRE- DEGAR. At a largely-attended meeting of the Roman Catholics of Tredegar. held at the Crusade- hall. and presided over by the Rev. M. Carey (rector), ii, was unanimously decided that, in acknowledgment, of the untiring anx-iety and watchful care of the late Monsignrir Williams, of Cardiff, for religion and education while labouring at Tredegar. a fitting memorial should lie placed in the church at. Dukei"tmn1. A committee was appointed for carrying into effect the resolution. Father Carey being chosen as chairman, Mr. F. Wintermantle treasurer, amI Mr. GC'0rf!'f' Foster S'EC'1'2iary. It is pro- bab'e that the; memorial will take the form of a tablet, bearing a suitable inscription. The matter is being taken uip enthusiastically.

RAFFLING AT BAZAARS. ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY PRO- CEEDED AGAINST. Some little excitement has been caused in Roman Catholic circles in Wolverhampton quent on the ispue by the corporation authorities of some fifteen summonses against two of the Roman Catholic clergy and other prominent members of the community for •gambling, by p'rmitting a raffle to take place at a bazaar recently held for ra:sing funds for the extension of the Roman Catholic schools. The summonses are returnable before the sti- pendiary magistrate on Wednesday next.

CHESS. HERR LASKEE AT PONTY- PRIDD. Tbe champion chess player of the world, Herr Lasker. visited Pontypridd on Tuesday to plav the members of the Khondda Chess Club at the New Inn. He succeeded in defeating simultaneously twenty members of the club. He was accorded a hearty vote of thanks. VISIT TO CARDIFF. Herr Lasker, the champion chE'<S player, played a serh/s of games at Barry's Hotel, Car- diff, on Wednesday evening. He played, in all. aibout twen'ty games, and won thern all. with one exception. In this case his opponent had to have to catch a train for Birmingham, and, having the better of the position at the time he was obliged to leave, Herr Lasker allowed it to be counted a win against him. Accord- ing to the state of the game at the time it was abandoned it looked extremely probable thai Herr Lasker would lose. With this exception, the champion has won ivery game ht has played in his South Wales tour, having played matches at l'onitypridd, Aberdare. Swansea, Llanelly. and Cardiff. -? -?

NEW MAYOR OF NEWPORT The new Mayor of Newport (Councillor J. R. Richards) took his seat as a magistrate for the first time on Wedn.esd-.iy. accompanied by a number of other justioes for the G. H. Llewellyn, on behalf of the legal pro- fession, congratulated his worship upon his accession to office.—The first charge was rgainst Alice Bennett, a buxom young woman, for Veing disorderly in Church-road.—The Mayor said he wa.; sorry to sec sucli a pleasant young woman before him. In accordance with custom, he exercised his clemency, iiaid discharged the defen- dant.

FATHER IGNATIUS. The Rev. Father Ignatius. O.S.B., prior of Llanthony Abbey, South Wales, monk, will prea.ch a special sermon OIl behalf of the un- employed, under the auspices of the Central Unemployed Organisation Committee, at Port- inan-rooms, Portman-souare. Baker-street, London, W., on Sunday' evening next at seven o'clock.

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Saved by His Bicvcie o rASTOR ATTACKED BY HIGH- WAYMEN. Threw a Rail in Front of Him, but He Jumped, Clesred the Obstacle. and Then Made a Flying Start. There was a flying apparition the other night on the country road between Hunting- ton and West Neck, Long Island, in America. It was e gentleman in clerical garb, who was mounted on a bicycle and making the pedals move up and down as if his very life depended upon it. He seemed to move on the wind, and those who saw him pass remarked that his fece was pale, and some even feared that it was death itself which was riding cross-country on a wheel. The pale rider was the R-ev. B. U. Putnam, the tiastor o: ibe Presbyterian Church at Huntington. He was returning fiom an errand of mercy to the deathbed of one of the members of bis congregation, when he was waylaid by highwaymen. He escaped from the gang, which lay in ambush for him, thanks to his expertness on a bicycle, and rode away faster than the outlaws could follow. A message had come to the pastor calling him to the deathbed of -i dearly beloved friend and member of his church. The way was dark and lonesome, but the devoted pastor did not flinch from what lie considered his duty. It would take too long to get a Lvery rig. so lie ran around to the parsonage, mounted his wheel, and was off. The run was made in good tune. His sad duty done, he started for home. Just as he entered a dark and lonely stretch oi road some men conceded in the bushco tbrew a heavy fence rsil in trout of h-ui. He saw the obstruction and jumped, fortunately saving both himself and his wheel. Before he had time xo recover from 11': 6umrise four men advanced towards him. Realising that they were highwaymen, he pushed his wheel acrosr. the obstruction, and, j-ist ac diey were about to grab him, made a flying mount and was off. Ee could heat them running after him and cursing their iÚ lue: by-- he cuiy made the pedals move the faster. The peripiracica ctood out on the good dominie's brow, and ib.e lace continued for severa-i hundred ya-ds. Then the highwaymen gave up the pursuit, but the clergyman tarried not, nor siopped to rest. On to Huntington he sped, putting all his strength into the effort to mike epeed: faster he fletv and, fmaliv, the welcome lights of (he village shone out, and he dismountec. in Lout of the parsonage, out of biss-ta and much ex.* hausteii. -?-?-?

SPEECH BY LORD TREDEGAR MISSIONARY EXHIBITION AT NEW i: CArte. The Missionary Loan Exhibition at Newport was opened on Wednesday by Lord Tredegar, who was supported by a large number of in- fluential gentlemen from the town and county. -Lord Tredegar, who was cordially received, said that at one time he was of opinion that there were sufficient heathens at home without paying attention to those abroad., but informa- tion was brought to his nonce 111 regard to the women in the zenanas of India that made him realise the great necessity there was for foreign mission work and increased his interest in it. Max O'Rell, the famous French author, had in his cynical way given a slap at the English for their missionary work. He said that Eng- lishmen went into a heathen country with the Bible in their hands, and the result wa.s the heathen got the Bible and the Englishmen the country. (Laughter.) He ventured to asseit that that was an overdrawn picture, and he contended that Max O'Rell, in spite of himself, had paid a compliment to the English when he said that they loved their Bible, their country, aDd their missionary work. He hoped much real good would result from that most interest- ing exhibition, and that "he wnk of the Church MÏssionary and other societies would prosper exceedingly. (Applause.)—On the motion of Mr. S. 0. Bosanquet, seconded by Colonel Wall is. a hearty vote of thanks was accorded to his lordship for opening the exhibition, and, his lordship having briefly replied, the company dispersed to view the different courts and inspect the curios. -?

THE MARQUIS DE XAYYE CHARGED WITH CRUELTY TO HIS WIFE. A Renter's telegram from St. Amand en Wednesday says:—The Marquis de Nayve, n 110 was acquitted in the assize-court at Bourges recently on a charge of murdering his wife s ill eg tirnate son ten years ap-o, appeared at the police-court here to-day to answer a charge of ill-treating his wife 'and children.— The marquise was the first witness, and stated that her husband had been guilty- of the g-rossest cruelty to herself and children during the years 1892-93. thrashing his sons with a ramrod, striking herself with his fists, and threatening to kill them all and then take his own life. Oiif, dav. when she ran t-o tlio 1 assistance of one of the boys, the marquie seized her by the throat and nearly strangled her. He was accustomed to suit in her face, and used to make frightful scenes in order to compel her to make her will in his favour.— Asked by the President to explain the contra- dictions in the story told by her sons before the examining magistrate and their statements now, the marquise replied that at the time they were examined bv the magistrate- they detested their father. S nee then they thought only of themselves, and wanted to save their father and their own honour. (Sensation.) —Several servants from the Chateau de Presles corroborated the statements of the mamnise. One of them admitted, under crose-pxF.ini'nation, that she had seen the marqui.se shut up for a long time with the AW* Ro,<*>?ot ;n one of the rooms of the castle.—Vanou- witnesses were called for the defence to T>ro-e that no acts of cruelty had taken place.—Henri de Nayve, the prisoner's son, was keerilv Questioned 1: the president, but, while admitting that he had soimermes been struck by his father, he declared tbat 1W deserved the rem;shment. If he deposed to the contrary before the examining magistrate it was at the instigation of the Abbe Rosselot.

WINDING-VP PROCEEDINGS. ABERCARN ENGINEERING AND FOUNDRY COMPANY. Th" first meeting of creditors and meet- ing of oont.-i-'ri+ories; -'n re the Ab rcsr-4 En- gineering and FOI1t'1rlry Cbrr,X)9Vy W-ero 'h",1,4 ?;f¡ the ofF.co of the Official R^c^iver Newport, on Mr. T. B-ke- .Tones "nd Mr. G. Moxoi represented the debenture- hoHers. The bus"'n?s= was ptuelv formal. Tllie gross 1 a-bil;t-es of th, eciwpanv wp.-re £3438 0s. 6,1,. »^d there was an <wMma-ed suroliis of £ S,744 15s. 1)(1. The re- cf-iver on behalf of the debenture-holders had take" possesion and rea^e-t the estate for £ ?.500 on v. so 1 nsteod cf el1 r- being :1 su-r- nlus. a" "hown in the statement made on the 17th of Octofrier 1 •>ar. year tfcere was a defi- oien.cv e..f over £ 0Q0. 1"1-. c ov-jac"e(l that +h° OflRc"-1! Receiver (NT, G. H. TJawpI'I'-tO should ict as 1'0 -idntiOT to wind up the estate, and this 4e/>i*:on WIA,- firmed :,t the meeting of corir"hur'ories held ^ub^eouentlv.

T.sd^ prided m Wr-dnecdnTr over a largeii--9tee.-ric-d oon1 r">t R;rm;"(r"ltm of thp T"n c £ Wn-».oTi'e T Apsoci?t;cn'.—Rpsol-at^ous were passed ita favour of f(\rwa"r1 th<" rn10"t;o' 0' women's suffrage conHprnnine the increa00 of PTarit.B +0 rif>nominatiorscho<vls. i-nd nrrnnp thp r:p"T1rrpnt to b'ing ;1" a "R'll rOT P'f?n« I religious equality to Nonconformists :n Va1-