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-?- ?? ONE FARTHING PER WORD PBEPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. Advertisements can be inserted under the following headings at a Farthing per Word. Name and address counted, and odd faith- Bigs not charged. Three consecutive insertions for one and a half tiires the price of one. Six consecutive insertions for twice the price ef one. Thus: — Words. Once. Three times. Six times. 12 5d 44 d 6d. 13 4id 6jd. 9d. 24 td 9d Is. This Scale does not apply to trade advertise- ments or public notices. Stamps may he sent in payment, half-penny stamps preferably. Cheques, Postal arid Post-office Orders should be crossed, and made payable to Mr. D. WATJCiN THOMAS. Advertisements are received at the follow- ing places — CHIEF OFFICE :—. "EVENING EXPRESS" OFFICES, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. "Express Office, -Trodegar-place Newport. "Express" Office, Castle-street Swansea. '"Express" Office, Victoria-street Merthvr. "Express" Office, 4a, Taff-street.Pontypridd. Situations Vacant.—Ii You Want a Situation, Buy an "Evening Kxprees" Fourpenny Advertisement "Blank" from the nearest Newsagent, Tobacccriieit, or Hairdre, bel' Pill up the Form ar.d Seal It t.) the "Evening Express" Offices, Cardiff. It will probably get you a Sit ration. Try it. Hundreds are satisfied. If you cannot get a -Form in your neighbourhood Mid a postcard to the "livening Express" Offica;, Cardiff. Advertipers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allcwed to Deliver I.-etters Addrcsspd to Initials or Fictititioas Names at nav Post-oiiioe. Letters ad- dressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the Advertiser or one of the offices the V.'estern Mail. ??. ones?

BIRTHS, MABEIAGES, DEATHS. BIRTHS. EVANS.—On November 6th, at Eaglesbush House, Neath, the wife of Walter Rice Evans, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. JONES-—JENKINS.—On the 5th inst., at Holv Trinity Church, by the Rev. J. Kees, vicar, Dd. Joins, Grocer, Colonial Stores, to Edith, eldest daughter of W. Jensins, Draper, Victoria House, all of Tviorsf own. Mt'MFCRD—COLLINOWOOD—On October 2, at, Aldington, Christ Church, Dm ban, Natal, hy the Rev. Dr. Ikin, J. P. Mumford, Architect, M. S A., son of the late Dr. J. J. iHumford, Essex, to Alice Lavinia. eldcet suiviving dr.ug'hter of G. Colling, wood. Esq., Thistleboon, Penarth. PHILLIPS—MAY.—On November 7th, at the Parish Church. Llantwit Fardre, by the Rev. John Jenkins, B.A., Vicar, David E. Phillips, rontypridd, to Annie May, of Towoester. No cards. DEATHS. JKNKINS.—On Novtmlter 6, at Llynawen. Whit- church, William Jenkins, ag-ed 64. Funeral start- ing en Saturday for White Cross, at Twelve. ?? --?:?'uvL??J:P,??WI"'r"?

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Wanted good Second-hand Milk Truck.-AppJ:v 107, e8439(113 ?? 'W -?? MUSICAL. ".1t\Olc Pupils Wanted terms reasonable.—Apply, Sketch. Hicl. man-road, Penarth. e8437cB ?.!iIt.? POULTRY. For Sale, Indian Game, thee pullets, two cockerels, cheap.—Apply, Parsons, Hairdresser, Grangetown. d9 MAS AND WIFE. Mrs. Sketch has Vacancy Man aid Wife, no children Groom Gardener; v.-ife, Laundress.—Lodge. Hick- ma r. ^road, Pe nar t h. *e8438d9 MEDICAL. Sciatica, Rheumatism, and Paralysis Cured Expe- diticusly.Houghton's Electro-Hydropathic EtrtabEsli- nienr., Stuart Rouse, Edwards-terrace, Cardiff. eSOOld ■aiw». »■! Hixi »e»a—oc!iMtgtaeitti»mrwraiiami»wai»M«a«>w)iiiUM«i MISCELLANEOUS. ts Tour Watch Wrong? The Bert and Cheapest. Shop in Cardiff for (he Repair of Watches of every description, English or Foreign, is 38, Cattle Arcade (Sfeird shop from Castlc-strcet), by James Keir, for ten years with Mr. Spiridion. Clocks and Music Br ses Cleaned and R^)ai'^d^^[^|^c4202^ LIVE STOCK. Bargain.-Must be Sold, useful Pony, 13 hands, and Complete Set of Harness: £ 7.—liemjning-s, 24, Al* rdovey-street, Moors, Cardiff. e8?28dll Goats.—Nanny and Billy; gentle, tame; Bl, with collars, chains.—Vicar, Colerne, Chippenham ?. ?_ BICYCLES. Safety Cushion, ball bearings, tangent, spokes; seen between eix and seven p.m.—Apply S4. Pein- lr''ke road, Canton. e811cdl2 New Cycle Lock. with Key. Post Free Six Clamps; 'i«m-:rs, 1'1:1t'1' :\1111 Stove Engmellir.tr f'1'1);npUy antI cheaply at trade- prices; no job too difficult, nr.. • too small.—Morris Bros.. Pontypridd. v»19f? ^:zjz;mmkM&sia^isi^vi«>toK,Tm>atnioaa!C}astUM3r £ KsxLtmsr*ff PREMISES. HOUSES TO LET, To Lot, five minutes' walk from Llanishen Station and from Roath Park,' Seven-roomed House; large garden.— Apply, 169, Castle-road, Cardiff. »f8403fiii To Let, Furnished (very comfortable and well furnished!. Villa in Maindee, Newport, Mon. every conveui'. nee a,nd terms exceptionally moderate to good tenant; will let forth re<f='x, or t.welve Inonths.- j>wV.v Nowland, Davis, and Hunt, Auctioneers. New- port ?^84dli_ To Let, convenient Dwelling-house, Cambria-place; also Warehouse, off Dock-street, near the Docks Apply 86, Dock-street. Newport. Zoaldll —St7 I^v;d'Z^TcTbe~Let or Sold, beautiful Marine Residence, with Ten Acres of Land, near St. David's; pc.ur.hern aspect; commanding tine view of St. Bride's Bay; good shooting and fishing; two-thirds purchase can remain on mortgage.—A]4>ly. W. D. Phillipe, Auctioneer, Haverfordwest. _2544dl2 24, Ciare.si,rf i>t, Iti'erside: three reception. seven bed looms; splendid condition; S45 10s., exclusive rates.—Morgan and Scott, 18, High-street, Car- diff. 2636.114 To Lft. Fern Villa, Welllicld-road. Carmarthen; containing dl't1wi!lz. dinimr rooms, kitchens, scullery, five bedrooms; large garden and lawn in front. ii nlv John Thomas, 13, Morley-street, Carmarthen. 1 2657dl4_ ~Iliwl:s-437i'ou,' £ !t,n-sfluar'?' to Let; rent moderate; nine rooms", back entrance.—Apply 50, Cowhridge- road. Cardiff. 2563dl3 HOUSES FOR SALE. For Sale, in Arran-street, Roath, Eight-roomed House, in nrstlclaas condition.—tor paiticuia'-e address Y 41, Express Oiffce, Cardiff. <*825 OFFICKS TO LET. Moat desirable Offices to Let in High street, Cardiff. -Apply L 10, Western Mail, C-ardid. ROOM TO 1,11F. To Let, Large Room Ovei* Shop, 46. Queen-st.rpct, Cardiff; good light; suitable for oiTices or diftser.—■Jamtf, Hosier, opposite Empire- HOUSE. SHOP, AND BASEEOUSE. To I^et. HC'CM and SVu>p, wius Bakehouse (docker ovi ns).—Apply, Co.nlev, SplotVivad. eltUb WAlU5IiOVS'E.'j 10 LET. — Premises 'Zo Lei; euitabic for Stvro* James street, Do<V6.Apply 45, Oeorg^tf^et, DooUe, or 34, Brook- stecrt, IliTcrsida. c3oS6d(i -?- Si'ABLES TO _?_ "rr Ixjt Pxrif^r ju' ifodem StaLlc V-ose box, stall, ccoc-H-hoase. loft, pw and wfter aid v.-Appiy, 169, r«s*{s*m<i, CorOiii. eot02d8 ? MISCELLANEOUS SALES. Liner. Markers, complete, vitii pad, ink, 15, 61., po*t iree: guaranteed satisfactory.—Sa^bv, Bm'- goed. eM31dl2 Bxtiaordlnajy Grand Old Oak Dining-room Suite, in leather; twelve small, two large armchairs, and couch splendidly caiwed; price £ 15 15s. cheap at £ 30; frames will wear for 100 years. Also Old Oak (Jhost and Sideboard; bargains.—Apply Edes, Old Curiosity Shop, Nrwport. e8410u9 1,030 Business Cants, Memorandums, or Billheads, 3s. 10,000 Useful Handbills, 8s. 6d. samples frt-p.- Fisher and Co., Machine Printers, Broadmead, K>-U- tol- cW13 MONEY. MONET TO LEND. Those in Want of Cash are Recommended to Apply to tlic Provincial Union Bank, 1, t,>ueeii-s;ju;'re, Bristol, cr to the District Agent, E. W. Wel>er, 3, Working-Btreet, Cardiff. e4550 i\F. MONKY fiORROWINli' Messrs. WALLACE and CO., 98, QUEEN STREET, CARDIFF, Make Monetary Advances to all Classes at ths lowæt 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.—Entrance first door at side. e8304d MONEY LENT'^R^EITcENT] from L25 TO £ 2,000.—WHY Pay Mere when a Private Gentleman is prepared to Grpit Advances to Responsible Per- sons, Male or Female, upon their NOTE OF HAND in any part of England or Wales, without Loan Office foanalit'es? NO BiLL OF SALE OR SURETIES REQUIRED. The advance can be paid back rnsy instalments, or can i«main out from one to fiiteen years by pa^-ing the interest only. Call or write to the actual lender—CECIL G. COt'RTENAY, Esq., 11, Stroud Green-road, Seven Sisters-raid. J/n- don. N. eS064 utfjht3tQA*fw CLERKS AND MANAGERS. ty.EliKS AND .MANAGERS WANTED. Clerk (2^) Seeks Engagement; five years' experience "ith large- builders' merchants good moderate t-alai-y.—Pencliant, Western Mail, New- port. 268&111 Wanted, Gentleman of influence and position to Assist in Extending the Operations, in Newport end Swansea, of a Financial Institution of great wealth alld in strict confidence, stating antecedents, to Mr. Walton (of London), Royal Hotel, Cardiff. 257Id9 Wanted, Head Mechanical Draughtsman; com- petent to take charge of ùrClwlng office quick and accurate in drauing and calculating.—Apply, giving references and stating salary required, to Crawshay Brcthers, Cyfartlifa (Limited), Mertbyr. 41096 Experienced Clerk Wanted in an Auctioneer and Surveyor'* Office; must be good draughtsman, able to take inventories, prepare catalogues, and well up in general oilicc work.—Apply, by letter only, stating salary required and full particulars, to L 24, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 2604dl3 Wanted, a Secretary for a Dry Dock Company on tha West Coast of England; must be a thorough, competent, and energetic mar..—Address Z 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. 41089 Wanted, Ledger Clerk, to Assist Temporarily.— Lewis, Wood-roud Sawmills, Pontypridd. 2588d9 Wanted' an efficient Shorthand Clerk for Chanres and Correspondence, &c.—Apply, by letter only, with references, experience, and salary required, to Y 37, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2570d8 Wanted, a thoroughly practical Book-keeper; short- hand indispensable; ti 1' t.cl:J.°s references and security requiied.—Address Z 1, Western Mail, Oar- aiit._ 25745n Wanted, a good Shortiiand Clerk in a Solicitor's Office.—Apply, stating age and salary required, with references, to Y 40, Western Mail Office, Car- diff. 41065 SHOP ASSISTANTS. SHOP ASSISTANTS WANTED. Wanted. Two Respectable Girls as Third Hands for Refreshment-rooms.—Apply Box Y 11, Express Office, Ca nil ff. e8416d9 To Clothiers.—Wanted, a good, steady Assistant'. and Co., Clothiers, Pontypridd. 2b-.8dll "Wanted, smart Junior for Outfitting and Drapery; speak Welsh.—Evans, Temple of Fashion, Tre- oi cly ■ ? 261Ml £ To Butchers.—Wanted, good Shopman; used to •mall goods Welshman preferred reference required live out preferred —Apply John Herbert, Butcher, Gapcoch, Aberdate. 2682d11 Wanted, Young Man for Hosiery, Hats, &e.—Apply, with full particulars, stating age and salary (out- door), D. Hay, Hatter, Aberdare. 2594d9 ~brc"peiy,—Wanted, 1st December, smart Salesman, Dresses and :!>fa.nrhei'ter.-St.ate full particulars Ja.mes Rasham, 90 and 91, Commercial-road, Newport, Mon. 2555c112 Outlitting and Jewellery.—Wanted at once, expe- rienced Salesman -Apply, stating referenoes and wages, Mr. Fligelatone, 22, Castle-road, lioath, Car- diff. 2548d8 To Butchers—Wanted, a nMt-nlMs Man to Manage a Branch in Frozen Meat Trade; must have good reference.—Apply R. G., Pentre Post-office, Riiondda Vaiilev. 2510d8 —Two respectable. Youths Wanted as Apprentices to Drapery and Outfitting Welsh.—Apply Jas. Davies, 63 and 64, High-street, Ferndale. 2501d8 Gnx-ei^—Wanted, by the 12th inst., Two smart Assistants abstainers preferred; permanency.—State wa^e* (indoor») to Y 15, Western Mail Office, Car- diff. 2403dll Tobacconist.—Wanted at once, a thoroughly trust- worthy, experienced Young Lady Assistant; no Sundsv work.—Apply Y 9, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2353dll Boot Trade.—Smart Assistant Wanted; able to t?ke charge mailt be good sidesman and stock- keeper.—State "ahtry and references The Leods Boot Company, MCrl!1)T, i!313(19 Wanted, a smart Junior for the General Drapery; state age, salary, and experience.—Address 1, '),1, Western Mail, Swansea. 2232d8 S SHOP ASSISTANTS WANT PLACES. Wanted, by experienced Young Lady," Situation in Confectionery Business; good reference.—Apply 1, Oxford-street, Aberdare. e8446d8 1 111- APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS WASTED. Apartments Required by Two Gentlemen.—Send full particulars to Y 13. Western Mail, Car- diff. 2384dll WKnted, by"Young Lady, Furnished Bed and Sitting I Room; Cfi'ton preferred.— Address Y 10, Western Mii.il OnHcr, Cardiff. 2350d11 To Farmers.—Wanted, by Two Young Gentlemen, Rooms in the Country; not more than fifteen miles from Cardiff farm preferred.—X 41, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2245d8 APARTMENTS TO LET. 35, Glenroy-strcet. near Roath Park.—Comfortable Furnished Apartments; suit two friends; hot and cold baths; piano. e8392d7 Two Rooms to Let to Respectable People Without Children.—8, Pentrebane-street, Giangetown, Cardiff. e8434dl2 Two Furnished Rooms To Let, suit young gentle- man, or two sharing same, near town tenns mode- rate.—Apply Z 3, "Express" Office, Cardiff. d!3 Wc.nted respectable Young Man to join another in comfortable rooms; terms mxicrate.—3, Wor.lswuiib Avenue. e3441dl3_ For Gentlemen.—Well-furnished Apartments bath- or room good cook; no children; tiuins pans do;r.— 50, Albany-road, Roath, Cardiff. 2251(18 Well-furnished Front Sitting-rciom and Eedrooir.; piano hot, cold, shower bdh.-16, Ryder-street, olf I Cathedral-road. Cardiff. 2644dK Well-furnished Ajartmeuts; now vacant; piano; no children; near railway station and trams; terms moderate.—7, South Luton-place, Cardiff. 2642dl4_ Qiviet Home for Lady to Board with Small Family; select neighbourhood references exchanged terms 20s. weekly.—Z 8, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2639dl4 27, Howaixi-gardens, Roath.—Front Apartments; suit one gentleman or two friends, hot taih; good atte ndance no children terms moderate. 2562dl5 ~~S, Charies-street, CaidTff.—Comfortably Furnished Apartments hot and c;old bath. 259Vd33_ ~To~Eet. Consulting-rooms centrally siluated eMly pwisession.—For terms apply X 37, Western Mail. Cardiff. 2224<113 Superior Front Sitting-room, with Bed and Bath Room en suite; convenient to station and town; moderate terms.—20, Glynrhondda-street, Cardiff. 2123dll_ ToLet, riasturtc«vsat;dens. Apartments (Furnished) for One Geutlemao; good cooking and attendance; piano; home comforts; modern conveniences.—' Apply' Tenney and Burt, Estate Agent*. Furniture Removers, Stoiers. 19, Duke-street, Card.ff. [d12 Newport-ro.u! —Siiperi<>r A))m rtmentg suit, gentle- man wh i would board with family; batli (hot aDd cold); terms moderate —Apply Y 34, Western Mail, Cardiff. 24?:i(n2_ Flisfclaw Apartments; large front drawing-room and bedroom.-Apply 56, Oathedral-road, Car- diff. 2455dll I Alielile Offered to a Lady of, Gentle man new Cowbridge.—For particulars apply Y 24, I Western Mail, Cardiff. FufiiVhed Xjuirtments or Lodgings, 14, Cowbridge- road, t.V.rdilf; close to Soijliia CMdens; two in family; 1.0 other lodge re terms very moderate, [ittl '35, Llanbleddian-g»rdeJ)s, Cardiff —Superior Fur- n.shwl Apartn;?nts; good locality convenient foi tram« and town; batlits; good ce>okiug and atten- dar-cc no children. 237.4(111, 33, "CliaFles-street, (^Trdiff.— Superior Apartments Now Vacant; batnroom; good cooking and atten- dant no children near stations and tiams. 2369elll Corrifortabrv-ftirnuihtii Rooms to Let; mod crate tenns.—124. kicltmond-ro.ad, Cardiff. ? 2371dll C;u 11on — WidowTadv. having More Room than She Requires, Could Let Furnished Lei and Sitting Room to Single Gentleman use of babb.—Y 6. Weetera Mail, Cardiff. 2358(111 1'y Glw vd7~T7land» fi iVftO' Comfortable and PleA- santiy-situatnd).—Front Sitting and One or Two Bed olq" —Mrs. F. Davies. 2251d8 ? MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. SIT NATIONS VACANT. Wanted, a smart Lad, about 17, for a Business Houye—4:>]>ly Gunn, Refreshment-roonis, Taff Vale. e8415<19 Masons Wanted"Dreesing Shoddies Great Western Railway, over Bute-street; 9d. per hour to good men. —Apply on the job. e3424dll Wanted. Young Man, about 18, Look After Horse, Pigs, and Garden; live in.—Apply Ely House, near Cardiff. e8421d7 Situations Vacant.—If You Want a Situation, Eu," an "Evening Express" Four-penny Advertisement Blank" from the nearest Ne'wftigent, Tobacconist, or Hairdreeter.. Fill up the Form and Send It to tlij "Evening Express" Offices, Cardiff, it will probably get you Situation. Try it. Hundreds are iti.-fled. If you cannot get a Form in your neighbourhood send a postcard to the "Evening Express" Officer, Cardiff. Wanted, a good Bread and Cake Baker.—Apply W. Price, 90, Watton. Brecon. 2700:114 Grocery.—Wanted, a Young Man to Drive Oct and Make Himself Geieraiiy Useful.—Apply Gwilym Davies, Abeidare. 2529dl?. Wanted, 'IVeijty respectable Young Women for Pan' omime must be tail and well developed.—Apply, one to two this day, 12, Cecil.street. Ca.rcliff.267 4;18 Wanted, an experienced Man to Undertake Tun- nelling near Swansea.—Apply L 25, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 2680d14 Wanted, smart Lad for Messenger.—Apply, per- sonally, Superintendent, J. B. Saunders and Co., Stores Department, near Taff Vale West Yard, Car. Cliff. 2677dll General Hand for Ironmonger's Workshop Warted at or.es constant job for competent man.—Apply, ghirg (Opy of references and wages requiied, to Mere jr.. W. A. Baker and Co., Wholesale and Retail K f-wport, Mon. 2629d13 Wanted, steady, industrious Man as Millwright and Carpenter.—Appv, stating wages, experience. Hendy Tin plate Works, Pontarrlulais. 2237d8 Wanted, experienced Working Maltster; must be sober and trustworthy; to work a ten-quarter house; wages 22s. per week no beer -Apply Joseph Harris, Oaklield, near Pontypool RoacL 2590dH Warded, Temporarily, Trustworthy Man for reces- sion or Baibiff personally, to Price, eare of Coleman, 14, High-street, Cardiff. 2593J9 teiv, a We II)nl- To Printei-s.—Wanted immediately, a WeFsir'C'om'- pc<itor.—Apply to Jenkin Howell, Aberdare. 41078 Grocers' Assistant Haulier Wanted: indoors;a strong, obliging Young Man, about 18; must carry fiour, take cliarge of horse and cart, and be gene- rally usefuL-Daniel, Pontypool. 2516dl2 To Ta-iors.—Wanted, good Coat Hands.—Recs 51, Castle-rosel, Cardiff. 2489d8 Men, Yo'iiths.—All Classes Requiring Any Employ- ment write at situaLon guide free; biii-y time; laircheds mitcd; don't delay. Men late Army, and of Merchant Service also write.—Tanner"; nd Co: (Box 113), 112. NcwLngton-causeway, London. [dl2 Wanted, tt Dra-ytnan; willing to make iSnsetf generally useful; must be steady.—Apply Kinv Brewery, Portli. 2454cill To Parents and Guardians.—A Vacancy for :t respectable, well-ediioated 'Youth as Appreuticc to tlie Watchmaking and Jewellery.—Apply Henry Thinsi), 2, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 23,4/(111 Civil Service Appointments.—Clark's C.S. College 2 and 3, Chancery-lane, W.C.—Highest Suc-iesses^in recent Exams. Correspondence Section for Provincial Candidates rapid preparation for all exam?. Full particulars snd guide, Clark's C.S. College, 2 and 3, Cttaccery-tane, W.C. 3 4302 Pork Butcher.—Wanted, sober Man; well up ill pig-killing and small good. with good references — Itobottoni;_Victoriajstreet, Merthyr. 2253d8 Wanted, experienced Working Woodman^— <\pp:7 stating experience, references, nd wages, to J. Danes', and Son, Instate Agents, Llanelly. 2205d8 A Salaiv of 12s. 6d. to 25B. per Week Can be. Earned •.n Spare Hours or Evenings by Either Sex Anywhere proof 6ent free to anyone sending address envelope', in own handwriting, to.T. Smith and Co. (F. 132), St. Helen's-gardenii, North Kensington, London, W L11665 Practical Gardener Wanted at Newbrirlge for One or Two Weeks.—Address Rowlands, Western Mail Office, .Newport 2685dll Wanted, S.ngle-handed (Jardener; iiiarried, witC out children preferred; attend cow, pigs, poultry; willing to be generally useful; must' understand .Ind outsi giass and outside; good character; house and 18s. a week 110 extras.—Gianbaiden, Abergavenny, [dll Wanted, steady, respectable Boy to take"Care~of Pony and Make Himseif Generally' UsetuJ spM 16- five m —l{.iik-*s, Bed lands. Newport. 2628(113 Wanted, indoors, active Penon as CowmiuiT must be good milker; preference given to one who can hedge and be generally useful on farm; none but sober men need apply.—Davies, Pan teg Fann, Lower Macben, Newport. 2459dll Wanted, Useful Lad, accustomed to Drive, and I'0ny and Trap, Garden, &c.; aged 16 to 18.—Appiv, statin" wages required, references, &c., Y 12, Western Maif Csrdiff. ? _? 2357dll To Gardeners.—Wanted an experienced Tree and Shrub Planter; several weeks' work wages, 6d. per hour. Also an Under Hand; wages, 5d. per hour.— xVi>o.nal application to Mr. R. Congdon, Gsrdener, Cwrt-y-Vil, Penarth. 41013 \\antei, ste.uh', active Young Man, Knowledge of Fanvwork. Milking; abstainer preferred; good cha- racter indispensible.—3, Wyndhain-street, Bridg- end- 2193(18 Wanted at once, a strong, healthy Lad; must understand cellar work.—Apply Garrick Hotel, Car- diff. 2681dll Bannan Wanted; quick counter trade; good references lequired.—Apply R. Wiltehire, Cambrian Hotel, Cardiff. .n, 260M9 Wanted, Billiard Marker; must make himself gene- rally useful; good references required.—Apply Ship Hotel, Docks, Newport. 263Cd9 Wanted, by an experienced Billiard-marker, Evening Employment; would rent a billiard-room on half shares; references.— Address Z 6, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2634d13 Wanted, smart, Boy, Look After Horse and Make Himself Useful; also good General at once.—State wages, John, Hotel. Abergvvynfi. 257&W SITUATIONS WANTED. To Hairdressers.—Improver seeks Situation; good hair-cutter and shaver.—Apply, A. English, Hair- dresser. Frwd-crescent, Mountain Ash. 8447d7 Situation Wanted a." Groom-Gardener, Under Gar- dener, or Estate Hedger or Bailiff on Small Farm.— James Gilbert, Upper Pontavon, Llantillio Crossenny, Abergavemiy e8433d6 BaV f r>.—Wanted, Situation as Vanman, or to Aesist in Bakehouse and Deliver; good salesman; abstainer three years' excellent reference from last situation.—W., 29, Macworth-street, Bridgend. edl2 Wnted, Situation for Youth; has been at gas- htting, plumbing year and half.—Y 14, Express Office, Cardiff. e8422d7 As Gloom or Groom-Coachmen; single or pair; single aged 24 understands duties good references. — Broadest, Pool-hill, XC\(,l1t, Gloucestershire. 2666dl4 Situation Wanted as Coachman or Groom-Coachman light-weight' experienced middle-aged married, one child (seven).—Coachman, 10, Brixtdn-terrace. Ross. 2664dl4_ A I>ady Wishes to Recommend her Coachman, who has lived with her for eight years he is a married man.—Address F. Thorogood, Reynoldston, near Swan- sea. ? 2384d9 WiTntelTSltTiation as Caretaker or Porter by Young Man icd Man Wife to Attend to Housework.—Address Y 48. Western Mail. Cardiff. 2561dl5 Coachman or Groom-Coachman Seeks Situation; thoroughly experienced; excellent references and character.—Apply W. Davies, 19, Trafalgar-terrace, Swansea. 2525dl2 As G-room-Gardener; experienced; well up in stable duties and management of greenhouses; single.—Address A. B., Western Mail Offices, Swan- sea. 2527dl2 Groom-Gardener; single; aged 42; good refe- rences.—Address T. L., near the Mile Stone, Taff's Well, neir Cardiff. 2481d8 As Gardener, good Single-handed or Where Two are Kept; thoroughly experienced and competent in all branches can be well recommended; aged 25; single.—E, Cole, Eastington, Stonehouse. Gibs. 2517(13 Wanted, Situation as Groom-Coaoliman; single; indoors or out; aged 27.—Y 20, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2413till Gardener (Head or good Single-handed); under- stands early and late forcing fruit, flowers, vege- tobies; flower and kitchen gardening; no family; wife a good laundress.—Gardener, Ystrad Mynach House, Ystrad Mynach, Cardif f2378dll Gardener, Head Working or jood Single-handed; thoroughly understands aU his duties; married, no family; aged 32; sixteen years' experience.—Apply K S.. 44, Queen-street, Neath. 2382clll Head Boots Seeks Re-engagement in First-class Family or Commercial Hotel; good references.— Beets, 30. Catherline-street, Exeter. 2585(10 Baiman Seeks Re-engagement; thoroughly expe- rienced ten good references; character and ability; aged 26; single.—L., 150, White Cross-road, Hereford. 2509dl2 Wanted, a Situation as Barman; 2i years' good reference.—Apply to G. S., 44, George-street, Docks, Cardiff. 2493(13_ Waiter, 23, tall, smart appearance, Desires Re- engagement, Club or Hotel; excellent references.— ApplyJS-. Western Mail, Newport. 2446dll Burniart ag 2 ""Barman; aged 22Tgooel appearance; not "afraid of work good references; any distance.—H. 0., 26, Pentonville-road. Islington, N. 2212d8 Carpenter and Joiner (22) Wants Employment; experience in beet shci>s; town or couutry.—Apply Z 12. Western Mail, Cardiff. 2650dl4 Saddlery.—Young Man Seeks Situation as General Hand good reference.—Apply Penny,Winfoitou. Here- fordshire. 2581(10 Smith (First-class), Used to Light and Heavy Work, Wants Employment; first-class references.—Apply Y 39, Western Mail Office. Cardiff. 2533d8 "Employment Required by Young Man; willing to make himself useful; good references.—Address N. tj., Western Mail, Merthyr. 2531dl2 Upholsterer Wants Constancy; used to London and provincial shops —F W. H., 14, Grcystone- I buildmgs. Eastbourne, 2532d12 ~To Bakers.—Young Man (Disengaged) Seeks SitUV t.ien as good Second or Single; highest refwences — Baker, 74, V»le-terr»cc, Tredegar 35Wdll NURSEMAIDS, SESfAlTS, AND I BARMAIDS. SERVANTS WANTED. Wanted, a respectable Woman to Clean Offices at High-street, Cardiff. Apply Y 47, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. e8435d8 General Servant Wanted; able to milk and dress pcultry.—T. Beer, 12, Llandaff-road, Cardiff. edll Wanted, General Servant; good reference recitiired. —Apply 2?8, Newport-road, Roath, Cardiff. ed14 Wanted, a Girl, 15 or 16.—Apply 31, Frederick- street, Cardiff. e843'jd]2 Wanted, a Good General Servant In a. small family. —Afply, with reference, Mis. C'oselburg, 5, Deal-ter- race, Plymouth street, Wanted, General Servant at once.—App'v 5, Howard-gardens, Roath, Cardiff. eS414d6_ Wanted at once, experienced Genera] Servant to undertake Plain Cooking; aged 20 to 25 good charac- ter indispensable housemaid kept-Apply 4, Beach- road, Penarlli. e8423d7 Wanted, General Servant; good references required Wanted Young Girl to a«-i/:t. in house work.—Apply, Lyjiwcod, Lla,nishir:. e8401(3.8 General Servant Wanted for Small Family.—Apply 57, Canton, Cardiff. e838od6 A Clean, Willing Girl Wanted for Genc-ial Work.— Apply 25. Glebe-street, Penarth. e8385do Wanted, General Servant; good plain cook. State age, "age", Jenkins, IMlycroiu, Abergcve'.my. e8409d9 Wanted, Two Strong Girls as General Servants; on3 must be able to wash.—Apply Duke of Clarence Hotel, Clive-ioad, Canton, Cardiff. c429d7 Siiu?t.ions V?cant.—If You Want a Situation, Buy "Evening Express" Fourpenny Advertisfinent "Blank" from the nearest X(-wtl:g'e::1t, Toba«y>nist, or Haird-c&irr.. Fill up ihO Form and Send It to the "Evening Express" Offices, Cardiff. It will probably get you a Situation. Try it. Hu xlreds are satisfied. If you cannot get a Form in your neighbourhood eer.d a postcard to the "Evening Wanted, early in November, Parlourmaid; must understand her duties; good needlewoman.—Write, with full particulars, to Mrs. Lascelies Carr, Cwrt-y- Vii, I'ensj'tl;. Want-si, a strong Girl as Laundry and House Maid; experience not M. Nisbet, Train- ing College. Qmnarthen. 2659d14 d:iirv of two cows baking; no washing thoroughly-good character.—Mrs. Jones. renjTock. Llandovery. 2651(114 Wanted, good Plain Cook for Country House able to mako tutter.—Address Z 7, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2638d14 General Servant Wanted; able to milk and to dress poultry.—T. Beer, 12, Llandaff-road, Cardiff. [2641dll WuDtedTHotwemaid country strong; good per- sonal character; willing to assist in waiting.—-Mrs. Long-Price, Taliey House, Llandilo. 2652(114_ ~C'ookT—Wanted, in a Large Famiiv, a good Cook; no kitxhenmaid kept, but assistance given; wages £25 to £ 30.—Address, stating full particulars and reference, to Mrs. Bruce-Pryce, Abbeyuotm", Chel- tenham. 2w",(19-. Wanted, bv 26th XovpinbRr, strong, healthy Girl as General Sen-ant; another kept; good references indispensable.—Mis. Taylor, Hill-grove, Pontypool. 2665(114 Wanted immediately, experienced Plain Cook aged about 35 competent to superintend house generally when necessary.—Apply, with references, L 27, Wes- tern Mail, Swansea. 2? 10dl4 Car<ji<f Union.—Ely Schools.—Wanted, a Laundress; wages P.20, rising by £ 2 r.nnually to S24. with board, lodging, and washing.—Apply to the Master. 41111 1 "Wanted immtdiately, a, good General Servant in Small Fami'v.—Apply, trtatine age, wages, &c., Mrs. Thomas, Hill House, Llanblethian. Cowbridge. rI8 Wanted immediateivT thoroughly-respectable Woman as Shirt Ironer.—Apply St. John's Mission He-use, Stcw-hill, Xewport. n 2639clIl "WantedrCcok-Generafe. Housekeepers, Parlourmaids, Housemaids, Nureemai'is, Laundrymaid Disengaged.— Mrs. Booth, Park Registry, 4, Frederick-street, Oar- j diff Beds for Servants. Stamp. 2616d13 Wanted at once, Cook-General; wages £ 14— £ 16.— I Apply Miss Harrison, Canton Rectory, Cardiff. dl3 —Wanted" aT Plain Cook; gcod references.—\pplT Mrs. Richard England, 33. Park-piace, Cardiff. [d9 Wanted, an experienced Poultry Woman able to milk, and be generally useful; married-hufband to wor?i on the 'sum hoiif-i and coal 'r- letter, giving particulars of experience, age, with references, stating wares required, to W., care of William Davies, Stationer, Market-street, Llanelly. 2539d9 Wanted, well-recommended, experienced Nurse two ycung children; good needlewoman; not over 3u; wages £ 18— Mrs. Haszard, Langland Bay, Swan- sea. 2576dU Wanted, for Family of Two, a good General able to wash and have good referenoc.—Apply 127. Queen- street, Cardiff 2569d9 ~Wanted. a good^General Servant; two in family.— Apj'ly 183, Newport-road, Cardiff. 2564dl3 Wanted, Young Woman to Do Dairy and Help in Farmhouse; comfortable seaside home: small family. —State wages Y 43, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2551dl2 Wanted, Nurse for Three Children (youngest three months).—Ap^Iv, stating age, wages, and references. M'-s. Joyce, Glyn Rhondda, Porth, Pontypridd. [dl2 Can Any Lady Re-commend a. House-Parlourmaid, for Pembrokeshire, who thoroughly understands her duties? Aged about 30; small family; good wages.— Write to Mrs. Summers, Wirldicombe, Kingsbridge, South Devon. 41064 Wanted immediately, a good General Servant; able to do washing and attend to small family.—Apply Marks Harris, Elliot Town, New Tredegar. 2537dl2 Wanted at once, good General Servant; nicst licve good references.—Apply 7, Llantwit-street, Car- diff 41070 Wanted, a good General Seivant; another kept; three in family; good references required.—Apply, with particulars, Mrs. Price, Llaudaff. 2477dl2 Wonted, a good General Servant small family.— Apply 1, Clmrch-terrace. Llanishen. 2475dl2 Wanted, by November 19th, good General; nOt under 20; early riser; housemaid kept; good wages to competent girl.—Mrs. Cook, Doon Bank, Cathe- dral-road, Cardiff. _H 2470dl2 Wanted, Se\in;maid, £15; Under Housemaid, £ 18 Housekeeper, £2û; Cook, £ 25; Kitchennoaid, Elt); Parlourmaid, £ 22.—Write Mra. Coster, Registry, Gloucester. 2506dl2 General Servant at once; must lie plain cook a.nd able to do ordinary household washing.—Apply 6, Church-aveijue, Pena-rth. 2518d12 Wanted, a strong Girl as Nursemaid; country pre- ferred; aged 16.—Write, 6tating wages, &c.. Mrs Llewellyn-Jones, 14, Ruthin-gardens, Cardiff. [2494dl2 Wanted, superior, intelligent Nurse to Two Chil- dren must be experienced end able to do plain sewing.—Apply, with references, Mrs. Vernon Pegge, The Elms^ Briton Ferry. 2493dll_ Wanted, good Single-handed laundrymaid.—State particulars Mrs. Frank len, Ciemex.stone, Bridg- end. 41044 Wanted at once, good General Servant; alle to do plain cooking; other servants kept.-Mrs. Edgar Webb. Hafod-y-ddol, Nantyglo. 2444 dll Wanted, experienced Cook-General.—Apply, Even- ings, between 6.30 and 8.0. Mrs. fredk. Bradford. 2, Bryu-y-Mor Villas, Eaton-grove, Swansea. I"dll Wanted at oneeT^expeTienced General Servant, to Undertake Plain Cooking; aged 20 to 25; good character indispensable; housemaid kept.—Apply 4, Bereh-road, Penarth 2399dll_ "Wanted, Cooks", Housekeepers, Pa rlourmaids, Housemaids, Nursemaid. Stamped envelope. Ixid- Housemaids, Nursemaid. Stamped envelope. Ixid- gings Obtained. Waitresses Disengaged.—Apply Mrs. Thomas, Select Registry, 10, Green-street, Car- diff. 2381dll Wanted immediately, Plain Cook; three in family; bake, and milk one cow.—Apply, with particulars, Mrs- Robertson, Civnderwen House, Clynderwen. 2266dll Wanted, Useful Ma.id; good dressmaker, and expe- rienced in parlour work. Also strong Kitchenmaid.— I se State full particulars, wages, fscoed, Ferryside. jelll I Wanted lit once. good"~General Servant; wages E8 to E10 per annum.—Apply Croesonan, Llangibby. 2310d9 Wanted, a Cook^General. Also, a superior Nurse- HcLMmaid; aged 19; good references.—Mrs. Sheaf, Wir.dscr Hoa-'e, ^Newport. 2308(19 "Wanted, good (jtenf-ral Set-rant in Clergyman's Family of Two.—Apply, with wages and refeiecces, Mrs. Thomas, Rosier House, Ystalyfera, Swan- sea. 2303d 9 Cook, B45; Kitchenmatds. Generals, Nurses, House- Parlourmaids, Laundresses, Pages, Gardener; Others Wanted lodgings obtained immediate engagements. —1 /(ivies, 45, Charics-street, Cardiff. 2332(19 ~~Wanted, a gooil General Seivant; no small chil- (iren.—Applv Mrs. Forrest, Duffryn House, Llan- djff. 2274d9 "Wanted, experienced General Servant; able to wi ll and iron; two in family liberal wages.—Jones, 14, Llewellyn-street, Pentre Rhondda. 2240(18 Wanted, House-Parlourmaid email family.—Apply, stating age, wages, reference, Mrs. Jones, Bassaleg Vicarage, Newport, Mon. 2201d8 ° Wanted, for the Country, near Llandilo, good Plain Cook; wages S20. all found; kitchenmaid kept; previous good reference necessary.—Apply L., Mr. Loekyer, Stationer and Printer, Llandilo Il.S.O. 2204d8 Thoroughly good I'iain Cook Wanted small family must be an early riser.—Mrs. Fisher, S. Agatha's, Tenby. 2206d8 Wlmted, Children's Useful Maid and to on lady must be a good needlewoman and dressmaker light housework; good wages; aged about 25.—Mrs. Fisher, S. Agatha's, Tenby. 2207(18 Watted, by November 14, trood Plain Cook; must be able to bake; wages £18; house-parlourmaid kept.-Apply Mn;, Leigh, Glaslyn, Ha.nishe.ii. [cta Cook-General Wanted at once; also a Nurse.— Apply 8, Oakfleld-rtreet, Roath, Cardiff. d8 General Servant, about 18, Wanted, with Another; clean, and an early riser.—Avondsle, Llaudaff. [ei8 Neat, sharp, .strong Kitchenmaid, Under good Cook experience unneeeseary, if quick excellent situation and home for gc-od servant.—Apply, ten to one. Saint Audriee. Plymouth-road, Penarth. 223Ud8 Wanted, a good General ServaTitTi aged from 20 to 22.—Address W 30, Western Mail, Cardiff. ["40909 FEMALE SKRVANTS WANT PLACES. Young Lady seeks as N'une or Mother's Help excellent re.'ere::c«/».—F. M. Q.. 28, &L>rui £ Gaideu-kri'acc, lioath. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. rjpHEATltE ROYAL. JL —— Lessee and Manager.Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). For Positively Two Nights and, by Special Desire, OXE GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE, SATURDA i, NOVEMBER 9th. Doors open at 1.0; Commence at 2.0. Instantaneous Suer, >ts and Enthusiastic Reception in Cardiff 8incehis Fifth Successful Tour in America of MR' TV riLSOM "jgARRETT AND HIS 'KLEBRA'TED COMPANY IN THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. ? ?/ NOTICE—TO SJ K DISAPPOINT: !KNT, SEATS SHOULD is SECURED AT ONCE. HUNDREDS ? U'RNlAj AWAY NIGHTLY. EARLY DOORS T. ALL PARTS 6d. EXTRA AT SIX P.M. Olt, UNARY DOORS SEVEN P.M. COMMERCE 7.30. TO-NIGHT! THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. SATl RDAY, MATINEE. THE SlGIv OF THE CROSS. SATl RDAY EVENING. THE SIGY OF THE CROSS. Prices during tho; Engagement .—Private Boxes, S2 2s. and £ 1 Is. Dress Circle, 4s.; Orchestra Stalls, 3s. Pit Stalls and Upper Circle, 2s. 6d.; Pit, Is. 6d.; Gallery 6d. Booking- Offices at Messrs. Thompson andShackelFs (Limited), Queen-street, from Ten till Five. Tele- phone No. 521. rjl H K A T 11 E ROYAL. MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 11th, 1835, FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY .-u\D ONE MATINEE, MR. MORRELL AND MR. MOUILLOT'S CO., THE SHOP GIRL. Now Running at the Gaiety Theatre, London, to Over- flowing House*. MATIXEE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16tli, at rwo c dock. Doors Open at One. Box Plan Now Opc.i. (ORAND THEATRE vJ' -kesii?e aU(i 5 inasrer .Mr. CT.abesCb SatJNE3 The Pret' er Theatre of Wales. TO-NIGHT. Last Two Nisht s of Friday, Nov. 8th. HARDIE and VON LEER'S Grand Fashionable Co. in the Elaborate Prouuc- Night, I tion of under the Patronage rjIHE XHAST "14 TAIL and Presence of" JL X? |y | The The Steamboat Explosion. P. W. Carey, Esq^ Flight of the Fast Mail. Niao-ar Falls by Moonlight. Jlondav Next, Ncvcmlier 11, the 'latest highly- successful fan-ici] tomedy, THE PASSPORT, from terry's and Duke of York Theatres, London. Box Office at the. heat re from 10 to 4. Telephone 725 (National). Doors open at 7; commence 7.30. Prices from 6d. to £ 1 Is. 41010 TR H E E M P I R E 1 ] Jdauf-iTuitf Oirccicr OSWAt.to STeLL TO-NIQHT! LA L OlE -a-j FULtER. No advance in the Admission Prices. The Beautiful Electric Lighting Effects in MISS LOIE FULLER'S SERPENTINE DANCE Are Arranged by MESSRS. KJNAPMAN, HODDER AND CO., ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, CUSTOM HOUSE CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. gTOLL'S PANOPTICON I PHILHARMONIC HALL AND BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET. EXHIBITION AND NOVELTY PALACE. ( Last Week of 1 GRADUATED Daily Boselle's Roval COURT CHOIB, PAYMENTS! at a combination of LADY Prices 3 o'clock. MINSTRELS, of 20 in number, with Admission Nightly the Scientific to this CLAIRVOYANT feature, at ■{ and i- REVEALER 6n., 8 o'clock. OF MYSTERIES, Miss Is., Miss Roselle, EMMIE ROSELLE, Miss Is., Miss Roselle, EMMIE ROSELLE, I whose general I and a few Evenings insight seems Private Box supernatural, Seats, Only. though auv such Only. though auy such Lpower is discla med. Is. 6D. On View f THE GIANT 1 i CHILDREN, The Belgian Won- Admission ders. S and 15 veal's f old respectively. 2D. A marvellous pair. J On View (COUNT ORLOFF,~) j the Transparent i all J Man. Admission j A physical freak of [ Day. the stra gest | 2D. L character. J Open ( The Admission all 1 CRYSTAL J- Day. V MAZE j 2D. Other Side Shows at small charges. Other Side Shows entirely Free. Pay only for what you wish to see. Persons must leave the Establishment when they have seen what they have paid for, unless they desire to patronise further features. n7xt~ \Velk — THE TBEORKY CHOIR, Who recently appeared before Rovalty, and were highly complimeiKOd by the Duke of Cambridge. NEWPORT. THE EMPIRE Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT The onlv TREWEY, charming LEAH ADELL. WALTER STOCKWELL, TH. DE FRECE, CL ARKE aid GLENNEY FRANK CAFFREY. The OAKLBUi, The THREE ALVON.AS. ^"fcxt Week — The Seven Leopolds, a remarkable troupe: MiM Minnie Cunningham, the Brown-Kell)' Co. -?-II -y I C TOBU THEATRE MONDAY November 4, 1835, and During the Week, Special Return Engagement for Six Nights only of Mr. BEERBOHM TREE'S No. 1 COMPANY In the Success of the London Season, A BUNCH OF VIOLETS. Next Week—"THE LADY SLAVEY." Prices as usual- Doors Open 7.30 commence 7.45. PONTYPRIDD. ROYAL CLARENCE THEATRE, PONTYPRIDD. Proprietors Messrs. TRENCHARD and JONES TO-NIGHT and Dunng the Week, Return Visit of Mr. J. Hermann. Dyson's Company in Mr. Victor Stevens's Evergreen Burlesque, BONNIK BOY BLUE. Full Chorus nnd Ballet. MONDAY, November nth, 1835, Mr. Connyng- hame's No. 1 Company, ir, the Powerful Drama, P H A N TOMS. 41024 -= TENDERS AND CONTRACTS. TENDERS are Invited for DRIVING STONE DEIFT, 440 Yard Long. Use of Compressed-air Rock-drill provided, For"Full Pcrticulars apply THOMAS WILLIAMS 4 kiOKS, *w>tTieio»», Llangczuiecb. £ .409

r Look, Santa Claus" is Coming! I I They strain their eager, glistening eyes To glimpse the dear familiar farm; They long with little bursting hearts To take their ''Santa'' all by ,-torm! And as they g:1z.e a vision comes Of clothes and- cakes and toys galore; 'Tis like, unto these little ones, A vision of the golden shore. Tis Paradise to Cardiff waifs. This little gleam of gladness thrown Across their little darkened lives That have no sunshine of their own. Heaven hIe:"5 the children, how they crowd, They rend the air with loud applause, And ears are deafened with the cry: "Here comes—here- comes our "Sant.i Claus ?- _I

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. BARRY. BARRY DOCK EMPIRE (LATE PUBLIC HALL, THCMPSON-ST.) Let see Mr. S. Bamett. Managnr—Mr. J. MORRELLA (Late of the Piiilha-r tnonic, Cardiff). MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, and during the Week, Entire Change of Company. Expensive and Important Engagement of the Long and the Short of it, BISHOP AXD RICARDO. This is without doubt the funniest act travelling, From the principal Loudon Halls. First Appearance of Charming MISS FLORENCE STOKES, Ballad Vocalist. Engagement for one week niv of the Essence of Eccen- tricities, TOM E. O'GRADY, Character Comedian and Dancer. Expensive Engagement of England's Premier Laughter Makers, Six Nights onlv, DAVIS'S THREE FUNNY BLACKS. The Greatest Ne.cro cVeteh T«*ur. Extend. Dc to see DAVIS, you must lough. Special Engagement for Six Nights only, MISS KITTY KlHWAlX, Male Impersonator and Leg-mania Arfete. First Appearance of FRANK GURDEN, the Original Character Comedian, Vocalist, and Eccentric Danoer. Expen«ive_ end Important Engagement of MONS. ALLXANDER, from the Roval Aquarium, in hi^ new and origin ail up-io-ctote entervuninent. Look out for MORBELLA'S BENEFIT, WEDNES- DAY, NOVEMBER 6. Grand Attractions. See Special Bills. IMPORTANT NOTICE. NOTICE. MONDAY, NOV. 4, and onwards for the Winter Season. Two Per- formances 'Nightly. First, Perfonnance, 7 o'clock to 9 o'olock Seccnd Perfo rmance, 9 o'clock to 11 o clock. All artistes engaged apijear ;at each per formance. Lightning Programme. Prices of admission, 3d., 6d., and IE. ,I?

MAYOR'S SUNDAY. CARDIFF CITIZENS INVITED TO GO TO CHURCH. The Right Honourable Lord Windfor, the mayor-elect of the county borough of Cardiff, purposes attending Divine .service with the members of the corporation at Sit. John's Church, on Sunday next. It to be hoped that a large number of burgesses of the borough will join in the proee.ssion and support his lordship on this occasion, and for the informa- tion of those gentlemen intendi ng to be pre- sent, we are desired to state that the process on will leave the vestibule of the Town-hall at 10.30 a.m. sharp, and proceed to St. JobnAs via High-street, Duke-street, and St. John s-square. SWANSEA. The Mayor-elect of Swansea (Mr. Councillor Brajdford) intends attending Divine servioe at St. Alary s Parish Church on Sunday next, the procession leaving the Guild-hall at 10.45. On Saturday, the 9th. after the mayor-choosing, ^r- Bradford entertains a large company at luncheon at the Drill-hall at two p.m.

CARDIFF ELECTION CHALLENGE. To the Editor of the "Evening Express Sir,—Mr. Jenkin Jones is trying to hide his defeat and save 111'. -'s £ 10 bv pretend- ing that I have lost my J35. Mr. Jones appa- rently dare not submit the matter to a jury of public men, as I suggested in the press some doys ago. Any jury of public men who are not personajy interested would decide that he was j morally bound to pay over his £ 10. My offer of £ 5 was made preo-sely as follows:—"I cer- tify that, I joined the Amalgamated Society of Engineers immediately after leaving my apprenticeship. I remained a full member during- the whole time I was at the trade, during which time I was for a eon^dwhle period district secretary, and after leaving the trade finaJly I paid my contributions regularly for about .eleven months, and then joined th^ society belonging to the profession I had taken wr> I add.°d that "if Mr. Jenkin Jones could disDrove any of these facts I would give £ 5 to the strike fund." The above statements have been corroborated by Air. Hennessevand Mr. Nettleton, president and secretary respec- tively dur ng my memb r-hip. I mode a slight error onfly in stating eleven months instead of fit'- en as the per.od during which I continued :ny contributions after I had finally giveri up the trade. If Mr. Jenkin Jones's objec: is "truth." and not merely noliLcal partisanship, he willhorourablv admit the truth of every -tateripnt mad? in £ 5 offer. Of course, be ha? done a gTand stroke towards settling the Taff strike,and got a splendid Trades Unionist and Labour candidate in Air. Councillor Lan- guage.—I am, &c., 'G T 0' Cardiff, Nov. 7. E. WADDINGTOX. P.S.—I may add that I should ha-ve come to the Sand'on Hotel on the nicrht my offer was published, but Mr. Jenkin Jones refused to come. To the Editor of the "Evening Express." Sir,—I see by your paper to-day that Air. J. Jones, our district delegate, returns to the matter between Air. "Waddington and himself. Now, I am a Radical in politics and fought hard against Air. Waddington at the meering between him and Air. Allen, and I am glad we defeated them at the noil; but it is only justice to say that our candidate, came out rather badly. Still. I and other Trades Unionists, both Liberal and Tory, voted-.for him to defeat Riches. Conning to the point about Air. Jenkin Jones's statement that "Air. Wad- dington was excluded from the society because he refused to pay his contr:iibutian«," must sav that Mr. Jones gave me and others the impre-sfiion that he was excJuded whilst sti'.l working at the trade. If Air. Waddington really pewd for fifteen months after leaving the trade Mr. J. Jones did him an injustice which he ought to remedy now that the election is over.—I am.. A AIEAIBER OF THE A.S.E. Nov. 7.

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POSTAL FACILITIES. I TWENTY-EIGHT ADDITIONAL MEN FOR CARDIFF. Forty years ago Cardiff was so small and insignificant a place that a staff of four post- men was sufficient to deliver the whole of its postal oorres-ponlence. But the town has smce increased to such an extsnt—both in size and population—that the postmen up to recently (exclusive of the rura. staff) totalled 150. and now, to keep pace with the always accumulating pressure of business. Air. Fardo (the postmaster of Cardiff) has been authorised by the Postmaster-General to employ 28 more postmen, making a total of 180. This, it is needless to say, will accelerate the delivery of letters—particularly in the outskirts of the town—to which, miles of new streets have bean, and are being, added. Cardiff has for some -time been served fvoir four cer-tres or district offices. Carts run between the head office and the other centres, thereby saving tlie time that would have to be spent by the overworked postmen in walking the distance. The local authorities are doing their very best to keep paoe with the phenomenal growth of the town and population. and Mr. Fardo and ¡ the staff under him are to be congratulated upon the prompt delivery of the letters and parcels that pas.s through the post-office. The town sub-post-office at Wells-street, Cardiff, ha s been re-opened. Money order, postal order, savings' bank, and parcel-post bus-mess may now be transacted there between the hours of eight a.m. and eight p.m.

XEW XAIN LIM: TO LOXDOX. XEW XAIN LIM: TO LOXDOX. NOTICES SERVED ON OWNERS AND OCCUPIERS AT CARDIFF. On Thursday notices, signed by Messrs. Downing and Handcock. w.ere served on all the owners and occupiers of business premises from Bute-street Brieige to Crichton-street on one side, and from Bute-street Bridge to John-street on the other, and also all the owners of property ea.st of Bute-street and south of the gasworks. The bridge over Bute-street will be at a much higher elevation than the Great Western bridge, and will be separated from it by an intervening space several feet wide, but should the Bill pass the whole of the shops on each side of Bute-street, the freehold' of which is vested in the Vicar of St. Mary's, will be pulled down and form the site of the new station at Cardiff on the west side of Bute- street. -?-

NORTHERN RUGBY UNION. The first committee meeting of the Northern Union was held at, Huddersfield on Thursday night, under the presidency cf Air. Waller, of Brighouse.—The transfer of C. Wilding- from Biadford to Wigan was sion was given to the hon. secret ry to grant transfers, if in order, between meetings of the eorrirnirw-e.—W. T. Fawcett. of Manr.ingha.rn, tha well-known three-quarter player of York- shire County fame, appeared before the com- mittee, along with Mr. James Freeman, presi- dMit of the club, and asked to be allowed to play u',d"r Northern Union rules.—After a full statement of his case, the committee granted their permission for him to play under Northern Union rules.—Fawcett had been declared a professional because he received a mexiev gift on leaving AJanningham for Alani- toba. a.nd on his return his re-instaternent was refused by the English Rugby Union.

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With a Surgeon's Knife DOCTOR SUICIDES IN HIS OFFICE. Physician Harris Gashed His Throat from Ear to Ear then Caimly Awaited De?.tb.. George Al. Harris, one of the roo:U promt" nent physicians of Pittsburg, committed suicide tli2 other evening by cutting his throat with a surgeon's knife. The doctor had been in ill- health for several weeks, suffering from cancer of the stomach. He went to his office shortly after late dinner that day- and after taking » sleep of a couple of hours, lie walked into the back room, leaned his head on his left arm, which was resting on the hydrant valve. and plunged the blade of the instrument intj the right side of his neck, severing: an artery. He then calmly awaited death, and soon sank un- conscious to the floor. The office boy, who was in an adjoining room, heard him fail, and. throwing open the dcor, he beheld the iiorrdxw sight. The doctor still clutched the weapon m his right hand. and the foor and eink were cot ered with blood. Four physicians were sum- moned, but- despite iheir efforts, the doctor died two hours after the tragedy. Dr. Harris was a prominent Alaocabee, aDd was also highly m- fluential in his profession. -? -?.?_.?-

SIR W. DAVIES'S AFFAIRS. APPLICATION FOR ORDER FDSTFC1TED. We, are informed that Air. W. Alorgaa Griffiths, Carmarthen, solicitor for lVf f". Allen. the petitioning creditor in the application for a receiving-order in bankruptcy against the firni of Davies, George, and Davies. solicitors, Haverfordwest, of which firm Sir W iilLirn D-vies is the 1c ad. attended at Narberth Oil Thursday and saw the registrar of the Pem- broke Dock County-court 'f.J r. S. H. Owen) with reference to an application made by Sir William Dav.es and Air. Colin Re' Davies for the postponement of the hearing of Airs. Allen's petition for a fortnight. The hearing had been arranged for this (Friday) morning. After some telegrams had passed, Air. Griffiths consented, and arranged that the petition should stand over for hearing until Friday, the 22nd inst.. at 11.30 a.m.. at the Itrn- peranee-hail, Pembroke Dock. It has not transpired what the grounds for application for postponement were, but we have shrewd suspicion, from certain matters that have oome under review, that it in very probable some offer of a secured coir.pc.siticm will yet be made on behalf of the iirm. The registrar, we are further told, stated that the application for the formal order for neiit must come before- him to-day, and we understand that Air. Griffiths will appear personally, or by his representative, and that someone—probably AIT. (Jblin Rees represent the latter and his father (Sir William), and the order will be drawn up. We are further in- formed that Air. W. D.. George, the third partner, is not a party to the postponement, as he has given no notice, and does not intend disputing any of tho allegations made. He simply leaves the matter entirely to take its course, but. at the same time. lie will not m any way hamper the Lands of his co-partner, All this w?ll lie good news to the creditors, especially the hint as to the secured composi- tion. ..8!1

TlN'PACiLIlNi* i OR 1EA- THE "IRONMONGER" OIn WELSH TIN-PLATE MANUFACTURERS. It will be remembered that Air. Frank Ponded recently explained to the committee of the Tin-plate Mastsrs' Association the advantages of tin-packing over wood and lead packing, and that the commit-tee undertook to consider the matter and report thereon to the annual meeting of the association. The meeting has, however, been held without the matter having been mentioned. Tlie "Iron- monger, the accredited organ of the metal trades, refers in the eurrent issue to this state of things, a.nd says:—"We had hoped to have been enabled to publish to-day some comments of criticisms by the tin-plate manu- facturers of South Wales upon the proposal set forth in our last issue for making tea- chests from tin-plates instead of wood. t p to the time of this writing, however, no such communications have reached us; consequently, we can only conclude that tha tin-plate manufacturers are so perfectly satisfied with their present position and their near prospects that they can afford to look with disdain upon any suc?estion for in- creasing their trade. For quite a score of years past we have been trying to induce the Welsh makers to set their house in order and proceed on the lines necessary to enable them to retain the trade, but they have never ap- peared to appreciate their real position. There are a few bright exceptions to the general rule. luckily, and these a.re always busy, whether tlie trade, as a whole, is or is not active, and we are not without the hope that these makers will make the most of the great possibilities of the tea trade. If the venture proved successful, tin-plf.te makers might then view the prospective :08S of the Ameri- can market with equanimity. If they don t try tlie plan, they may wake up some fine mornine and find that smarter Americans have cut the ground from under their feet."

IRISH NATIONALIST PARTY. MR. HEALY REMOVED FROM THE EXECUTIVE The Press Association says:—At a meeting of the executive of the Irish National Le-agae of Great Britain held in London on Thurs- tday. Mr. T. P. O'Connor. M.P.. pif; .dins, the following resolutions wtre passed, on the motion of Afr. OConnor, seconded by Mr. Justin AX'Carfhy :—That the executive ha I leceived from of the branches the organisation in the Wpt of SeoL\uu. j Yorkshire the East of Scotland. Lanca hire. London, and Cumberland resolutions calling up>>n the executive to exercise its power- under Rule 6 of the Constitution to remove Air. Healy from the executive, on the ground that he has shown himself out of iiarmony with the general policy of the organisation, and especially by his action at Omagh and his revolt in South Kerry." "That the executive, acting as the mouthpiece and representative of the organisation, and fully agreeing with. the views of the organisation as to Afr. Healy's conduct and its results, hereby removes Air. Healy from the executive." On the Air. Healy from the executive." On the Air. Healy from the executive." On the motion of Dr. Tanner, seconded by Air. J. Fh-nn. M.P.. it was resolved vhat Air. Michael Davitt be elected to the place on the executive vacated by the removal of Mr. Healy, l\:I.P."

SOUTH AFRICAX AFFAIRS. MR. T. E. ELLIS ON MR. CECIL RHODES. A representative of the 'Westminster Gazette'' has had an interview with Air. T. E. Ellis, who has just returned from South Africa. Speaking of Air. Rhodes, Mr. Ellis &aid — "1 think now of Mr. Rhodes what I have always thought of him—he is the strongest man in Africa, whose broad shoulders and won- derful intiellect are. happily, able to bear HIP strain that Fa.te and his own will have placed upon them these many years pasit. Air. Rhodes has been justified by time—the great just-ifier of a sound policy. His key-note lias been friendliness to the Boer. The treatment has succeeded. Where a few years ago there was little but resentment and hostility in the heart of the Boer population, even o. the Cape, there is now a marked tendency to friendliness for all things British. Gradually, but surety. »he Boer population is being welded into definite British factor." with the predominating British factor." Mr. Ellig was the guest of Mr. Cecil Rhodes during some portion of his stay in South 1T' Africa.

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T H E L All It E AT E S H IP. NO PRESENT INTENTION OF AP- POINTING. The London correspondent of the "Western Daily Mercury" says:—I have the highest authority for stating that there is no intention at present to take any steps towards tilling up the vacant post of Poet Laureate, so that all the statements to the contrary which have appeared in the public press are wholly un- ,;e _s authorised. The appointment, of course, rests with Lord Salisbury, and although the matter has been brought under his notice from time to time he has no intention of filing it up until the man whom he considers the right one for the post has made his appeal ance. -?- ?-

UNIVERSITY OF WALES II EXAMINATION FOR THE E.D. DEGREE. The highest degree yet established by the j University of Wales is the degree of B.D. In order to obtain it a student must firs-t of all win his B.A. or Af.A. and must study theolog"- J for three y«ars. It is very gratifying, therefor-- J to j'E'1!'I1 that the first veai- it is esti o! :>ho i Baila Theological College purposes to present no les-s than four student for the tirst B.D. examination, to be held next June.

W ALL SEND PONTOON. The advance in the price of Bute Dry Dock Sbar. s is said to be entirely due to the oppo- sition that will be raised at the next statutory .rreeting of the shareholders of the Wallsond Pontoon Compa-ny respecting the sale of the pontoon to a syndicate at a lower price than f that offered by annthrr body of gentlemen. The directors have in thpir bands the larger number of shares and proxy votes, but no one can com- pel a shareholder to sell his shares, and the minority, which is a rather large one, have the power to apply for an injunction in Chancery to restrain the directors from selling, and this is stated to be the intention of a body of the shareholders who are in the minority, and who are now said to be buying up Bute Dry Dock Shares to make their position still stronger at the meeting. I

Boring for Coal in East Ang-lia. We understand that the boring operations which have for the past twelve months been carried on at Stutton, near Ipswich, by the Eastern Coir o Coal-boring and D*»v*»iop- ment Association (Limited) "have reached a point where it i* thought desirable, to obtain the opinion of a mining expert., and' that the directors have, with this objrot in view, engaged the services of Professor Galloway, of the University College, Cardiff, to report upon the boring recently carried out. Professor Gallo- way will this week visit the locality and under- take an exhaustive examination of the cores which have been obtained from the bore-hole.

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AN INJUSTICE TO IRELAND. THE DEPORTATION OF CARDIFF PAUPERS. A couple of days ago we published a protest made by the Skibbereen Board of Guardians against the deportation to Ireland of paupers from England. Scotland, and Wales. Tlie case arose in reference to a man n <ened Andrew O'Neill, who .has spent the best part of his time in Wales, but, not having gained a settle- ment here, was sent to Skibbereen, his native place, by the Cardiff guardians. Inquiries which we have made show that in tins res-pect Ireland has a genuine grievance, and one winch in common justice ought to be removed as quickly as possible. According to the Poor- law Act of 1876. an Irish pauper who has not gained & settlement in iingiaud, Scotland, j cr Wales by three years' continual residence in the same union without being in receipt of relief is sent to his native parish in Ireland, and if perchance, as sometimes liapijK*s, he dœs not know wliere he was born, he can be stnt to the nearest port, which in the catse of Cardiff is Waterford. This would be all right if Irish beards cf guardians had similar powers of dealing with English. Welsh, aaid Scotch paupers, but such is not the case. If a person belonging to any one of these nationalities becomes chargeable w the rates Ireland he must be maintained there. It must be admitted that here is an in- justice, and one which the Skubberee-n guardians are perfectly right in protesting against. It will readily be conceived that a considerable number of Irishmen who spend the best part of tbeir lives in Great Bnta Z move from place to place so frequently th,t they fail to gain a settlement in any Union. Especially is this the case in regard to saviors who when t-hey pa.-s 50 or 55 '.ears of sge find a great difficulty in securing berths, and con- sequently seek relief. We are nforme-d by an official of the Cardiff Board of Guardians ihat during the last four cr five months about a score of Irish paupers have been sent across St. George's Channel to be maintained by the unions of which they are natives. England and Wales get the advantage of the labour of those men, aid Ireland is compelled by the exi*t:nsr law to support them when they become unfit for work. -?,.? ??.n

WASHED UP BY THE SEA. UNKNOWN SAILOR FOUND AT LLANELLY. On Thursday morning the men engaged on the dredger outside the Liar ■- lly Harbour Ligfehouf e discovered the body off a man float- ing in the water. The corpse was conveyed ashore, and in the afternoon Air. Henry W. Spowa-rt (deputy-oDroaer) held an inquest on the unknown.—Dr. D. J. Williams said he had examined the body, which was that of a man about 5ft. lOin. or 5ft. llin. high, and from 35 to 40 years of age. Death must have t-aken place a month or six weeks ago. and. as far as he oould see, there were no ante-mortem marks of violence. Judging from the d-eoeased's dress—a rough flannel vest, oilskin overalls, and the absence of boots—he thought the de- ceased was a sailor. The buttons on the clothing bore the names o-f two clothiers in Waterford. ar.d in one of the trousers pockets was a rosary. On the right wrist was a tattoo mark in the shape of a lozenge. There appeared to hav- been an sbf-cess under one of the lew-r teeth which had eaten through the bone and made a mark on the chin. There was no other mark of id ntincation.—The jn-rv returned a verdict of "Found drowned, and added a rider calling the attention of the harbour commissioners to the need of a mor- tuary.—It is generally believed that the de- composed bcdy is that of one of the victims of the recent disaster off the Mumbles, when seven man belonging to the brigantiue Zoe, a Waterford boat, were drowned.

DISCOVERIES OF ARGOS. HANDSOME PRESENT FROM AMERICA. Lord Rayleigh and Professor William Ramsey called at the United Slates Embassy on Thursday, when Air. Jame" R. Roosevelt, first secre-tary to the embassy, handed them a cheque for 10.000 dollars, which had been granted by the Smithsonian Insttute at Washington as the first Hodgkins Prize for their memoir on argon, a new constituent of the atmosphere, embodying a, most important discovery in connection with atmospheric air.