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ONE FARTHING PER WORD 3PBEPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. Advertisements can be inserted under the fcMowitig headings at a Farthing per Word. Name and address counted, and odd farth- ings not charged. Three consecutive insertions for one and a half tiires the price of one. Six consecutive insertions for twice the price of one. Thus:- Words. Once. Three times. Six times. 22 3d 4^d 6d. 18 — 4jd 6jd 9d. 24 6d 9d. Is. This Scale does not apply to trade advertise- ments or public notices. Stamps may bo sent in payment, half-penny ttMape preferably. Cheques, Postal ar.d Pcst-officc Orders should be crossed, and made payable to Mr. D. CATKIN THOMAS. Advettisements are received at the follow- log places CHIEF OFFICE:-— "EVENING EXPRESS" OFFICES, St. Mary-atreet, Cardiff. "Express Office, Tredegar-plaoe .Newport. "Express" Office, Castle-street Swansea. "Express" Office, Victoria-street Merthyr. "Express" Office, 4a, Taif-street.Pontypridd, Situation.* Vacant.—If You Want a Situation, Buy an "E'ecing Express" Fourpenny Advertisement "Blank" from the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, or Hairdresser.. Fill up the Form ar.d Sen I It t.) the "Evening Express" Offioe", Cardiff. It will probably get you a Stfciation. Try it. Hundreds are satisfied. If you oa-nnot get a Form in your neighbourhood send postcard to the "Evening Express" Office, Cardiff. Advertisers are Cautioned that PostmMters are Not Allcwed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictititaous Names at any Post-ofricie. Tweeters ôd. dresstd to Initials or Fictitious Names must IAar the address of the Advertiser or one of the offices the Western Mail.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. BIRTHS. HMTZMAN.—On November 12, nt 25, Corbett-road, Cardiff, the wife of Frederick Ernest Heitzmaa, cf a daughter. DEATHS. DAVIES.—On November 10th, at High-street. Ponty- pridd. Thomas Davies, Boot and Slioe Manufac- turer, aged 80 years. Funeral on Thursday 14th, at two o'clock. Friends please accept this intima- tion. HARKIS.—On November 12, at 11. Bridtre-street, Newpo.-t. Martha, the beloved widow of Lewis Harris. Confectioner, aged 52. Deeply regretted. Funeral Private. NOALL.—On November 10th, at 90, Richards-terrace, Henry Thomas Noall. master mariner, late of St. Ives, Cornwall, in his 78th year. SWETE.—On November 10, at Castle Hill. Fish- guard, Pembrokeshire, Charlotte Bayley (Lillie), the loved ;• rifl loving wife of Horare Lawton Swefe, L.R.C.I'. Lond., snd daughter of the late C. Fryer Lyall, Esq.. of Bath and Barbaclces "WILLIAMS —On Novemlter 11th. at The Willows, awaneeu. Join Cuncii.ll, younger eon or F. E. Williams, Wine Merchant, Swansea. Deeply regretted. regretted.

DOGS. Sale.—Grand Yard Dog crossed St. Bernard-Mas- tiff; bargain no use to owner.—Handy, iun., 373, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. S436dl8 'i" MEDICAL. Sciatica, Rheumatism, and Paralysis Cured Expe- ditiously.. Houg-hton's Electro-Hydropathic Establish- ment, Stuart House, Edwards-terrace, Cardiff. e8001d «■»■■■!»—IMI»IIIIIIHH»MHWW.l»WI«JU«gMOtC»—WHW IIILIIIIHBgHI 1HII SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. Second-hand Furniture Bought in Large or Small Lets; cash at once; small stocks of every descrip- tion purchased.—Apply, The Cyril Second-hand Furni- ture Stores, 12, Broadway. Cardiff. e84S0d!8 "'h_ 0" MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Upholstery Work Wanted; Mantle or Bed Drapery, Chair or Sofa Covers Infant Bassinettes Trimmed.— 14, Edward-street, Ou-din (near T.V.R.). e8479dl8^ Wanted good Second-hand Milk Truck.-Apply 107, FeE&rth-rc&d e8439dl3 MUSICAL. Piano.—Full Trichord, equal to new; sacrifice imme- diate purchaser.—Applv 80, Pembroke-road. Cunton. I e8485d18 For Sale, Musical Instruments— English Concer- tina, 21s.. and one at 5Cs. beautiful tunes .-illal- h-erg's Arcade. MISCELLANEOUS SALES. For Sale, prime New Cider, (id. a gallon.—Apply, Parker, Priory-street, Usk. e8468d23 1,000 Business Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads, 3s.; 10,COO Useful Hmdbiils, 8s. bel.: samples free Fisher and Oc-, Macbine Printers, Broadmead, Bris- tol. cW3 ——■—«B————TOW III BICYCLES. Safety Cushion, ball hearings, tangent spokes: Been between six and seven p.m.—Apply 54. Pem- broke rood. Canton. e844ddl3 Hew Cycle Lock, with Key. Post Free Six Stamps; Impairs, Plating, and Stove Enamelling promptly and cheaply at trade prices; no job too difficult, n06? sn11.JI.Uorris Bros., ",1911 AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letteis Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post-office Letters addre» led to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the add) ess of ths advertiser or one of the offices ot the Western Mali- The "Friend of the Millions," Patented Article; 70,000 sold in September.—Energetic Agents Wanted in Unrepresented Districts many canvassers clearing £ b per week.—Send fourteen ncnce for sample and postage to Agent, 34, Kmgswood-road, Penge, S.E., Lon- doa, 1'8417.128 UIII MISCELLANEOUS. I Where to Get Your Vegetables—at Mrs. E. Porter's, Market Gardener. Whitchurch fresh vegetables sup- plied every Saturday at Stalls 139 and 141, in the Market; ca,1I and see all orders attended to. edl8 Perth Dye Works, P. and P. Campbell.—Goods for- warded and returned free.—Mis3 Morgan, Stationer, Docks, Cardiff. ? ° 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), by James Keir, for ten years with Mr. Spiridion. Clocks aud Music Bones Cleaned and Repaired. o4202 amm? MONEY. MONEY To LEND. Thng* in Want of Cash are Recommended to Apply ta the Provincial Union Bank, 1, Queen-square, Bristol, cr to the District Agent, E. W. Weber. 3, f^orktnjf-street, Cardiff. e4550 BE BORROWING. Mfessre. WALLACE and CO., 96, QUEEN STREET. CARDIFF, MaJoe Monetary Advances to all Clashes at the lowest rate of iuterest. Sureties we 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 LOST AND FOUND. LOST. Lost, between Fitzalan-place and Royal Theatre, Lady's Gold Bracelet. double chain* with plain gold clasp.—Finder wil be Rewarded ou returning aamc to 5, Fitzalan-ptece, Cardiff. FOUND. Found, near Newport-road, on November 4, » Bra^iet.—Applv, by letter, describing sa ne, to Z <5, Western Mail, Cardiff. e8474d!4 Found, Black Greyhound Puppy; if not claimed in three days will he sold to defray cxpeuscs.-17. LittJe- InMtrecW CultJOn, QardiiL oK448di4 or¡ PARTNERSHIP. I Owner of Paving Quarry in Afan Valley Requires Partner with E100 capital; splendid investment.— X., Chronicle, Bridgend. 3010i19 Partner Wanted, with capital £ 1,000, by Provinciai Stockbroker opening other branches; full particulars at interview.—A 21, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3047dl9 HOUSE-KEEPERS. Wanted, Situation ys Housekeeper in Gentleman's HOlse, where se. v.iut is kept; 1n Newport; domc.-ti- cated good cook references.—A 22, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. e8492dl3 Wanted, by Farmer's Daughter, Situation as Work- ing Housekeeper; understands dairy, poultry; faim- house 'or private.—Apply Jones, Ystradowe;i, near Cowl-ridge. J 3069d19 Young Widow Ijady lle(juires Post of Housekenper- Comiranion cheerful, domesticated small Address M., care of Mrs. Roach, Weathcrhali-street, Aberdare. 2954d14 As Housekeeper to Single Gentleman (30); English disengaged next week good cook; references.— Z 36, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 2867dl6 A respectable Person (Middle-aged) Seeks a Posi- tion as Working Housekeeper where a servant is kept; needlewoman good references.—Apply L 15, Western Mail Office, Newport. 2880dl6 Wanted, by a respectable Young Person, a Situation as Working Housekeeper domesticated, experienced good references.—Address J., care of Mr. Da vies, Bookseller, Abergavenny. 2851dl6 Wanted iinmeifateiy;, Situation as Housekeeper where Servant is Kept; good manager and cook; excellent references.—Apply H., Goldclifl, near New- port Mon. 2626dl3 French Ladv, aged 30, highest English references, gcod cook, Would Like in Cardiff Situation Housekeeper in Gentleman's Family; where a gid is kept pre- ferred.—Apply Z 11, Western Mail, Cardiff 2b45dl4 Housekeeper, aged 30, Requires Re-engagemcnt, Private or Business House; understands cooking; economical manager. four years' references.—Address Y 44. Western Mail. Cardiff. 2566dl3 APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS TO LET. Lodgings for respectable Men; comfortable and clean Bed and Sitting Rooms; board if required.— 14, Edward-street (near T.V.R.^ e8480<118 Wanted, Two respectable Young Men good, com- fortable home for bteady men.-14, Senghennydd-road, Cathavs, Cardiff. e8437(118 Let, Sitting-room and Bedroom; suit Gentleman or Two Friends; good attendance terms moderate; close to station; no children.—18, Sully- terrace. e8481dl8 Roath, Cardiff.—Unfurnished Bedroom to Let; suit elderly lady.—Atldress Z 27, Evening Express, Car- dilf. e8461d!5 Comfortsble Apartments or Jx>dgings for Two or 1'r Three HesjertAhle Young Men.—Apply 31. Back- street, Riverside. e84il,llb Two Furuh-hed Rooms To f.et, suit young gentle- man, or tw,) sharing same, near town terms mode- rate.—Apply Z 3, "Express" Office, Cardiff. dl3 Wmted respectable Young )Ia.n to join another in comfortable rooms; terms moderate.—3, Wordsworth Avenue. e8441dl3 To Let, Furnished Al«artment&—Front Bed and Sitting Rociu; suit two young gentlemen.—Apply 67, Moy-rood, Roath, CaldiH 3002di0 A comfortably-furnished Front Sitting and Bed Room to Let.—24, Loudoun-square. Cardiff. 2951dl8 Beaufort Villa, 12, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff —Superior Aiartments for Gentlemen. 2952d18 Canton.-Widow Lady, having More Room than She Requires, Could Let Furnished Bed and Sitting Room to Single Gentleman; use of bath.—Y 6, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2358dl4 First-class Apartments; large front sitting-room, b2d and bach room same floor; central; no children no other lodgers; term* moderate.—Z 47, Western Mail, Cardiff. 29I2dl8 Comfortably-furnished Rooms to Let; moderate terms.—124, Richmond-road, Cardiff. 2950(118 Large, Superior Furnished House, best part Cardiff, Would Share Same with Gentleman or Friends.—Z 28, Western Mail, Car- diff. 281A Ub First-class Apartments in Dumfries.place, piano, batli, and every convenience.—Address Z 23, Western Mail. Cardiff. 2779d15 51, Despeneer-street, Riverside, C'rdiH.—'iwo Well-furnished Sitting rooms, with Bedrooms, to Let; everv convenience; central for town and stations. 2772>il5_ ëÚl1foÎ:¡:¡ b:y.t urnWle<C AIÝ.l:riÍ11éiî&,tõ-¡Æt IIi Dum- fries-place.—Address Z 18, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2711,315 Well-furnished Fmnt Sitting-room and Bedroom piano; hot, cold, shower biith.—16, Ryder-street, oil Catl edral-road, Cardiff. 2644dl4 Well-funiished Apartments; now vacant; piano; no children; near railway station and trams; terms moderate.—7, South Luton-place, Cardiff. 2642d14 Qi>iet Home for Lady to Board with Small Family; select neighbourhood; references exchanged; terms 20s. weekly.—Z 8, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2639dl4 27, Howanl-gardens, Hoa t h.—Front Apartments suit one xrentieman or two friends; hot bath good attendance no children terms moderate. 2562dl3 ~Charies-strcet, Caidiff.— Comfortably Furnished Apartments; hot und co!d bath. 2597dl3 To Let, Consulting-rooms; centrally situated; early possession.—For terms applv X 37, Western Mail. Cardiff. 2224d13 Perarth.—Lansdowne Private Hotel and ing Residence; opposite railway station; extensive Channel view; two minutes' walk from pier; daily marine excursions; moderate charges; special terms to permanent resident^ 1933d PREMISES. HOUSES TO LET. House to Let, 135 Clive-street; 7 rooms: reno- vated.-For rent and particulars apply Charles James, 13, St. Fagan's-street, Grangetown. eel18 To Let, No. 4, Richards-street, Cathavs; seven rooms.—Apply 21 (opposite). c8482«18 To let, 58, Parti-idge-road, Roat-li.-kl)ply 105, Newport-road .Cardiff. t8478dl8 To l,et.-A good Twelve-roomed House, wiHi two- stall stable and coach-house, t.ituated in Clyilia Park, Newport.—Apply to Mrs. C. E. Iveene, Tobacconist, 15, High-street, Newport. e8464dl6 House to Let, 26, Beresford-road, Roath.—Apply J. W. Stark, Rumney, or Mrs. Cadogan, 118. Murian- street, Moors, Cardiff. 3004<119 To LetT"27"Glenroy-etraet, Castfe-road; all n-wlem conveniences; just renovated.—Apply T. A. J)avi-?s, 15. Queen-street, Cardiff. 3035dlfl To LetT~27~Plymoutlwoad7~i>enarth (Furnished); three sitting-rooms, six bedrooms.—Apply Mr. Schroeter, 2, Pier-head-chambers, Cardiff. ?993rll9 off Cathsdral-rowl.—House to Let, containing six bedrooms modern conveniences rent £ 42_10s.—'Venning, 112, Donald-street. Cardiff. dW To Let, Sketty Hall (two miles from Swansea), from 25th December, 1895; land, if desired. -Api,li- L. D. Nicholl, 4, Trinity-place, Swansea. 2980d18 22, Russell-street; recently papered and Jiailited throughout; rent 8F. week.—Ayiplv immediately Oswald C'oleman, 14, High-sjreet. C^ardiff. 2957dl8 No. 13 "Ctinrles-streei.; twelve rooms; recently re- decorated; in excellent condition very large garden; back entrance rent £ 50.—Apply Mr. N. D. Marks, Coldstreim-terrace, Cardiff. 2°01dl8 Let or Sell, io, Gordon-road; just renovated; three minutes from Taff, Rhymney Sto-tions. the bed- rooms, lavatory, and bath (hot and cold), and stabliDg,-Aùdres,o; Exchange Hotel, Canton, Car- (jjg 23:TK118 To Let, a good Twelve-roomed House, with two- stall stable and coach-house eituated in Clytha Park, Newport.—Apply to Mrs. C. E. Keene, Tobacconist, 15, High-street, Newport 2887,113 Biyngwyn, near Raglap, Mon.—To Ix't, from 2nd February" Next, the Country Residence, known as Biyngw yn House, with 27a. Or. 15p. oc land, prac- tically all grass, and convenient stabling and out offices, about one mile fro:n Raglan and seven from Al>ei "avennv; near main road excellent neighbour- hood"; good hunting.—Apply Mr. F. S. Collins, Soli- citor, Ross. 2e33al6_ To be Let, with immediate possession, a Desirable Residence, known as Greenliill House, Panteg, near Newport, containing 16 rooms and a good cellar, garden, tennis lawn, and stahll'6; may be hüd with or without land within ten minutes of railway, post, and telegraph.—Apply Wright, Butler, and Co. (Limited), Panteg Steelworks, near Newport HOUSES FOR SALE. For Sjle, good, wel -built Houses, Cathedral-road, Iluthwin-street, Neville street, Pontcanna-street, l'lag. turtcn-a-venue, and Hamilton-street.- -D. 'nioinas, 108, Richmoud-rond, Cardiff. e8473,113 For~Sale", House in Beitram-street, Eoat-h.— Apply Thtmas Edmunds, House Agent, 53, Queen-strwt, Cardiff. e'6457dl5 For Eight Houses in Daniel-street, Cathayis.— AT nly Thomas Edmunds, 53, Queen street. Car- diff. c8457dl5 For Sale, Four Hojses in Janet-street, East Moors, Cardiff.—Apply Thomas Edmunds, House Agent, 53, Queen-street, CarJiff. e8455db For Sale, 41 and 42, Croft-street, Row-th.—Apply Tl;cmos Edmunds, House and Land Agent, 53, Queen- street, Cardiff. ^458(115 For Sale, Two Huusee in South Church-street—Apply ThomM Edmunds, House Agent, 53, Que^n-street, Ctadiff. e8459(U5 SHOP TO LET. To Let, Shnp, in very best position in Queen-street, Cardiff.—Apply Thomas Edmunds, House Agent. 03, Queen-street. Cardiff^ t^453d!5 HOOSE, SHOP, AND BAKEHOUSE. To Let. Hcuse and Shop, witi: Bakehouse (decker ovens).—Apply, Comley, Sjilott-rcad. <-1326 To Let, a large Three"Floor Warehouse, John-street, Bute-street; rent, B65 per annum.—Apply Thomas Edmunds, House Agent, 53, Qucen-stirect. Oar- diff. e8454d!5 __h WAREHOUSES TO LET. To Let, on leaee, Premises suitable for Two W;. e- houses, situate in Charlofctt-street (off Bute-street) Apply 99, Oowbridge-road, Cardiff. e8475dl8 Premises to Let, suitable for Stores, James-street, Docks.—Apply 45, George-street, Docks; or 34, Brook- •tvMiet. Riverside. e8484dld MMMNMMMMNVNMMBNMANBANADTMMMVNNHN DRESSMAKERS, Drapery.—Wanted, good Milliner; able to serve; quick and obliging. Also smart Youth as Apprentice. —Apply Jones, Carlisle-street, Cardiff 2S92dl9 Wanted, first-class Milliner; good style; able to serve general out; personal applica- tion preferred.—Apply Walters, Crumlin, Mon. [d16 Millinery.—Wanted at once, an experienced Assis- tant for the Millinery Workroom.—Apply Evans and Allen (limited), London House, Newport. 2842(llf) Dressmaking.—Wanted, an Assistant; must be tin roughly experienced.—Apply Mrs. Williams. The Laurels, Cemetery-road, Trealaw, Ithondda. 2837d13 J)ce""III'1k?rs. -Wanted, thoroughly experienced Skin- awl Bodice Hands.—Apply Griffith James. 15, High-street Cardiff. 2697dl4 SHOP ASSISTANTS. SHOP ASSISTANTS WANTED. -?. Drc-pery.—Wanted immediately, "nurt Junior; Welsh must be good full parej- culurs, Thomas Evans, 107, High-street, Dowlais. dI9 Wanted, aged about, 17 years, for Stationer's Shop one with know ledge of trade preferred.—Apply, by letter only, to Waterlows, Quay-street, Car- diff. 3049dl5 Drapery —Davies Brothers, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff, have a Vacancy for a respectable Youth as an Appren- tice. „ 2994<119 Tobacconist and Stationery.—Wanted, Young Person, about 18, to Assist in House and Shop; goo, I refe- rences required.—Address A 13, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2997d15 "To Grocers.—Wanted, a smart Junior must have had four years' experience.—Apply Evan Cule, Ponty- pridd. 2969dl4 Barry.—Smart Young Lady Wanted for the Drapery (Fancy Counter).—Apply, with full particulars, A 9, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2084(118^ Wanted, Young Lady to Assist in Fancy Goods and Drapery Shop.—Apply Davies, Emlyn House, Pen. rhiweeiber. 2371d18 Grocers.—Wanted at once, a smart Junior Assistant; well up; outdoors.—Full particulars to Davies and Co., Borough Stores, Swansea. 2938dl4 Wanted immediately, good Hand for Boots and Out/itting.—Personal application Co-operative. Biiina, Men. 41187 D. Jones, Dickinson, und Co. (Limited), Oxford- street, Swansea, Require Two smart Men for Grocerv Counter. 2940d14 Grocery.—Wanted, smart Grocer.—State wage, ex- perience, referei-.ee, L., Western Mail. Swansea. dl4 Assistant Wanted for Hat and Departments. —Apply Masters and Company, Cardiff. 2897dl4 Grocery.—Wanted at ouce, 8UWrt Assistant.—State height, references, and salary (indoors) to Ka-ith Provision Market, Albany-road, Cardiff. 2898,114 Grocery.—Smart Assistant Wanted; indoors; state wages.—Apply, with references, Price and Co.. Eagle Stores, Merthyr. 2889dl3__ Groceiy.—Wanted at once, thoroughly-experienced Assistant.—Apply, stating wages (indoors), to Jones, Westminster Stores. Barry Dock. Drapery.—Richard Lewis, 8 and 9, High-street, has a. Vacancy for a well-educated Youth as Apprentice; Welsh. 2821(116 ~~Grrceiv.—Wanted at. once, a smart Junior; Welsh. -St«te salary and references, J. B. Arthur, Car- cu-rthen. 2338dl6_ Gr<«ty.—Wanted, a good Junior; must .produce good references.—Apply W, Thomas, Grocer, Ynishir. 2732dl.5_ ~'W'anted, smart Junior for Outfitting aud Drapery; speak Welsh.—Evans, Temple of Fashion. Tre- orchy. 2646dl4 SHOP ASSISTANTS WANT PLACES. G'rooery.—Wanted, Situation as Junior; 44 years' experience; good references; abstainer; aged 18.—Bridgwater, 3, South-terrace, Buniliam, Somer- setshire 3j29di5 Wanted, a Situation as Assistant in the Boot Trade; five years' experience.—Apply A. T. Davies, 9, Gmfe- 8\II1:1ea.. 2937dl8 Grocery and Provisions.—Re-engagement as First; take charge of provision counter; experienced: refe- n'noes: out; Cardiff preferred,—Z 39, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 2870(113 ? .? -.?-??. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. SITUATIONS VACANT. Wanted, Single Man, about 40, as Groom, Attend to Pigs; wages £26, all found; live in.—Apply Evans, Radyr Court, Llandaff. e8433dl8 Wunts 1 lIumeÙlatdy, 1& ainart Young -Uau to Make SmrHs and Assist in Shop.—Apply, with refe- rei ccs, to Protheroe, Tonypandy. 3083dl9 Carpenter Wanted for an (-tkl Job.—Apply at once 49, Bute-street, Cardiff. 3080d13 ;To Bakers.—Wanted, good Bread and Cake Baker; none but first-class men need apply; abstainer pre- ferred.—A. Nicholas, Maesteg. 2938(115 Wanted, Timber Haulier, with three horses and wagon, to Haul large Timber, near Merthyr; piece Timber Merchant, Pontypridd. dl8 Carpenter Witite(I to Fix Cottages and Shop, Navigation; piece work—Lewis, Timber Merchant, Pontypridd. 236ZdlB Wanted,-a Pork Butcher; well up in small goods and killing.—Apply 254, Holtoci-road, Barry Dock. dl8 To Bakers.—Wanted, an experienced Hand; well up in bread and all kinds of confectionery.—Apply Lewis and Co., 184, High-i'tr1"et. Swansea. 2935dl8 Ccopers.—Wanted, good Brewer's Cask Makers.— Apply John Thomas, Hodges-row Cooperage, Car- diff. 2900dl8 To Printers.- -Wanted immediately, a Welsh Com- positor.—Apply to Jenkin Howell, Aberdare. 41078 an Apprentice to the Saddlery and lIaJ ness Business.—Apply rred. Morgan and Co., Mill-lane, Cardiff. 2802dl3 Employment for to 16 years of age, Desiring Permanent Employment in Caidiff at a periodically inoreafing salary should ;a apply, in own handwriting, to Box Z 30. Western Mail Office, Cardiff. They must be able to pass an exam-nation in writing, spelling, arithmetic, and geography, and he able to write a short or letter on a simple subject 41141 Greetry.—Wanted, a steady Haulier; indoors.- Apply to William Jones, Grocer, Ynysmudw, Swan- sea VaHey. 2742dl5 Wanted, a good Bread and Cake Baker.—Apply W. Price, 90, Watton, Brecon. 2700dl4 Wanted, n an experienced Man to Undertake Tun- nelling near Swansea.—Apply L 25, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 2680(114 General Hand for Ironmonger's Workshop Warted at once; constant job for competent man.—Apply, giving copy of references and wages required, to Messrs. W. A, Baker and Co., Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers. Newport, Mon. 26290:113 Wanted, experienced Working Maltster; must be sober and trustworthy to work a ten-quarter house wages 22s. per no beer -Apply Joseph Harris, Oakfield, near Pontypool Road. 2500d13 A Salaiy of 12s. 6(1. to 25s. per Week Can be Earned in Spare Hours or Evenings by Either Sex Anywhere; proof sent free to anyone sending address envelope, in own handwriting, to T. Smith and Co. (F. 132), St. Heien s-sardens, North Kensington, London, W. L11665 ~Garduier Wanted.—Apply Mr. Skrine, uew bouse in of construction at Pcn-y-lan, Cardiff. 41207 Wanted, eo-mtrv, active Lad indoors; knowledge of pantry duties and waiting required, with good personal character.—Apply Mrs. Price, Talley House, Llandilo. 3014dl9 attend to pigs; wages £26, all found; live in.-Apply Evans, Radvr Court,_L!andaff. 2989dl9 Wanted, a Lad7 about. 17, to Look After Horses and Go Round with Milk.-Apply, stating wages and reference, to Thoinas Elston, Longcro-s Dairy Farm, Rumney, near Cardiff 2727d14 Giocm-Garlener.—Wanted, a Young Man; well up in all blanches of gardening; also groom duties; abstainer outdoors.—Lloyd, Bryntirion, Neath. dl4 Wanted, good, all-round Man for Small Dairy Farm exper,enced with cows; good milker.—State age, references, wages (indoors, all found), Z 42, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2896dl8_ \Vanted7 Lad, about 18, to Look After Two Ponies and Make Himself Generally Useful; indoors—Apply Rol>ertson Olynderwen House, Clynderwen. 2843dl6 Wanted, a Lad able to Milk.—Apply Court Faun, Llandaff. 2813dlb To Gardeners.—Wanted an experienced Tree and Shrub Planter several weeks' work wages, 6d. per hour. Also an Under Hand; wages, 5d. per hour.— Personal application to Mr. R. Congdon, Gsrdener, Cwrt-y-Vil, Penarth. 41013 Wanted, a. strong Youth, aged about 18, as Under Boots, with good reference.—Apply Head Boots, Wyndham Hotel. Bridgend. 3073d15 Wanted, Young Man, to Make Himself Generally Useful; must be sober also go id reference—Apply, peifonallv, Bevan, Hotel, Biaengarw. 5017dl9 Wanted, by an experienced Billiard-inarker, Evening Employment; would rent a billiard-room all halt shares references.—Address Z 6, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2634dl3 SITUATIONS WANTED. -<- A Young Man, age 22, seeks Engagement as liar. dener, or Under; seven vears' experience; good refe- rences.—F. Fudball, Esplanade Hotel, Penarth. e8477d!8 Printing.—Wanted, Situation as Improver.—Apply S. Davies, Whitecliff House, Coleford, Glos. edl5 Farmer's Son Seeks Situation on Farm, look after stcck, make himself generally useful; indoors or out. -.1. Luxtcn, Ilalsdowu Farm, Ohipstable, Somerset. e8466d!6 Wanted, Situation as Sugar-boiler; well up in hand and machine goods.—R. J. B., 15, Tynant-street, Grangetown, Cardiff. 3050dl9 Wanted, Situation as Warehouseman. Storekeeper, or Similar Position of Trust: i years' reference.— Apply A 12, WeitciM Mail, Caidiff. 2988dL> Hairdresser.—Good Gent's Hand Seeks Situation; outdoors good references; disengaged.—Write A 2, Western Mail Office, Card'.If. 2907d18 Butchers.—Experience, steady Young Man, Dis- engaged. Seeks Situation; good slaughterman and shop; good references.—Bridges, care of Blackmar- gton Post-office, Hereford. 2823dl3 Printeis.—Steidv Young Coinp. Requires Per- manency news or jobbing (press or platen); refe- rences.—G. Hall, 7, Court-terrace, Merthyr Tydfil. 2856dl3 — Carpenter and Joiner (22) Wane tEmplojinent; experience in best shops; town or country.—Apply Z 12, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3650dl4 NURSEMAIDS, SERVANTS, AND BARMAIDS. SERVANTS WANTED. Wanted, General Servant; good reference required. —Apply 238. Newport-i oad, Roath, Cardiff. 0014 Situr UO'1S Veoant.—If You Want a Situation, Buy "Evening Express" Fourpenny Advertisement "Blank" from the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, or Hairdresser.. Fill up 4lie Fonn and Send It to the "Evening Express" Offices, Cardiff. It will probably get you a Situation. Try it. Hu idreds are satisfied. If you cannot get a Form in your neighbourhood send a postcard to the "Eyeiiing —Wanted, early in November, Parlourmaid; must understand her duties; good needlewoman.—Write, with full particulars, to Mrs. Lascelles Carr, Cwrt-y- Vil, Penarth. Wanted. good Plain Cook small family Swansea no washing.—Send age and full particulars Mrs. Pond's Select Registrv, Heathfield-street.. Swari- ..pa. 3048d19 "Wanted, a. General ServMit..—Apply Mrs. Jones, 67, Hafod-terraee, Swansea. 3016-119 Wanted at once, respect able General, 17-20, with reference understands plain cooking; small family. -16, Cogan-terrace, Miskin-street, Cathavs, L'ar- diff. "P 3001dl5_ Wanted, a good General.—Apply Mrs. Jones, Br'rsli Ojal Company, 1, Senglieiiy,id-road, Cardiff. [3009dl5 "Wanted,"a"strong, willing, and clean Girl in a Country Farmhouse.—Apply, full particulars. J. Evans, Comonddfacli, Bethania, llanon, Abervot- with. 3019dl3 "Wanted7"House'-Parlourmaid immediately; good references required.-—Mrs. Powell, Gileston Manor, Cowbridge. 3025dl9 Warted at once, a General Servant; housenuii I kept.—Apply 1, Kensington-place, Maindee, Newport, Mon. 3059nl9 Wanted. hy December 1st, good General, not urder 22, who can" wash and iron well; cook and house- maid kept.—Apply Mrs. Evan Davies, Grovelield, Penvgraig, Fhondda "Valley. 3Q82dl9 Wanllefl immediately, expeitienced Parlourmaid; also, Cook, Cook-General, and Several Generals.— Se'eet Registry. 10, lving's-ror.d, Cardiff. 3063dl9 Wanted, thoroughly-good Nurse-Housemaid foad of children and a hie to sew.—Write, stating age, wages, tnd reference, A 23, Western Maii, Car- diff. 3076(139 Wanted. experienced Nurse for YouiijB' ChUdret).— Apply, with references from last situation, stating wages, 19, Brvn-road, Swansea. 2941dl8 '-(-I-,G- -ei-ieral Servant; gocul character; one from the country preferred.—Apply 228, Cowbridge- road, Canton, Cardiff. 2913'114 Wallt,ed. House-Parloiirniaid; experienced; wages E16 to £ 18.—Applv L 29, Western Maii, Swan- sea. 2939dl8 Wanted, a good Plain Cbok; able to wash and iron; housemaid kclit. -Apply Mrs. Treasure, D3, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff., 2947d14 ""Wanted7~ General Servant, on 23rd-— Address 14, Church-road, Penarth. 2911d14 Wanted at once. General Servant; aged 19 to 22; plain cooking.—Apply 5, Howard-gardens, Cor- diff. 2905dl8 Wetted, must be strong, healthy, and tall; early riser, and have satisfactory refenrtces —Apply to Mrs. Davey, Wcodside, Briton Ferrv. ?? — 231M18 —WcutedT"5rd Decembe-, gupeiior Cook about 35; know ledge French cookery preferred small family help little housework; state wages.—Apply, witii testimonials, A 1, Western Ma'o Cardiff. 2916dl8 Good General Servant; 18 to 20; able to wash.— Apfly 40, PUsturton-avenue, Canton, Cardiff. d14 ""Registry (Davies's). Established 1880.—Wanted, Cook, £45; Kitchenmaid (Dairy), House-Parlou: maids. Generals, Nurses, Gardener, £ 26; Page. Lol-rings ot tamed.—45, Charles-street, Cardiff 2926(116 \Vi-1.ted, Hti'isemaTd aTyoung country Kirl. about 17; best references required. Lloyd, Brvntiriou, Neath. 2922(114 Wanted, respectable General Servant for Quiet Homo wage.s S12 to £ 14.—Mrs. Brockingtoii, Bick- leigh, Cardiff. 2928.118 Good Servant Wanted in Small Family; must know Welsh.—Apply, personally or hy letter, 30, Cwrt-y-Vil-road, Penarth. 2929d18 Wanted.i good General Servant- as House-Parlour- nipid —App!v. stating :\ge, reference, and wages re- quired, Mrs. Oliver Sheppaid, Bridgend. 2819d16 "Wanted^ bright, clean, respectable Girl for General Work; good character.-Apply 132. New- port-road, Cardiff. 2308dl6^ Wanted, experienced Gene*ral; 22-26, two iii family; housemaid aud man servant kept; gem rt'e¡?'1" it*. I> •> €^<1% Llandaff. 41168 Wanted, experienced Single-handed iAundrymaid, not over 30; must be well recommended; Lnurch- woman.—Apply, first, by letter, Mrs. Christie. Tre- groea, Peneoed. 2844(116 Wanted, experienced Nurse (Two Young Children); good needlewoman -Apply, stating age, wages, &c., Mrs. Logan, Enville House, Newport. 2877d16 ~~Wanted," bv the 23rd, a good Plain Cook, also an experienced House.Pa.rlounnaid.-Apply, with refe- rences, Brynholme, Stow- Park, Newport,Mon. Idlb Registrv (Davies's) Established 1880.—Wanted, Ccok. £ 4'j Kitclienmaid (Dairy), House-Parlourmaids, Generals, Nurses, Gardener, ^„PaSe- obtained.—45, Charles-street, Cardiff. 2863dl& Wanted7a good Plain Cook, also a Young Gill to Train as Housemaid; two m tamilj- Applv Home Lta, Llanishen. —i— —Wanted7g':od~GenerAl Servant; three in family.— Apply Mrs. Cory, 15, Brynmill-cresceait, i7??.tî???a. Wanted, a superior General Servant. Able to Cook Nic-elv also iron well.—Apply, with reference, to Westtourne House, Merthyr 2778(115_ Wairted7~by 25th of November, an experienced Generai Servant. ASso Hpusemaid.-—Ap^y MJS. Jones, Fenrhiwceiber. 2790dJ.o eci, for London, Two General Servants wages S16 each fares paid.—Write, stating age. cha- racter. Mrs. Coster. Registry Office, Gloucester. (V115 ~Wantcd~immediately, Cook-General; aged about 23; good reference required.—Apply Hollv Bank. Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 2751dl5 Wanted, a strong Girl as Laundn' e wl House Maid experience not necessary.-Apply M. Nisbet, Train- ing College, Camiarthem 2659(114 Cook-, dairy of two cows baking; n) .vashing; thoroughly-good character.—Mre._ Jones, Penvrock. Llandovery. 2651(114 Wanted "ood Plain Cook for Country House able to make tutter.—Address Z 7, Western Mail Car- diff. 2638dii_ Wanted, Housemaid; country; strong; good per- sonal character; wiFing to assist in waiting.—Irs. Long-Price. Talley House. Llandilo. Wanted, by 26th November, strong, healthy Girl is General Sen-ant; another kept; good references indispensable—Mrs, Taylor, Hill-grove, Pol^7,c'1. (iOOlXli-T Wantefl immediately, experienced Plain Cook; aged about 35 competent to superintend house generally when necessary.—Apply, with references, L 27, NNe-s- tern Mail, Swansea. Wanted, Cook-Genera'f. Housekeepers. Parlourmaids, Housemaids, Nursemaids, Lauudrvmaid Disengaged- Mrs. Booth, Park Registry. 4, Frederick-street, Car- diff Beds for Servante. Stamp. 2&1()<U3_ Wanted at once, CooU-Genemi; wages £ 14— £ 16.- Apply Miss Harrison, Canton Rectory, Cardiff, dip —WaiitSl. a gowl~Genei»i Servant; two in family.— Apply 183. Newi»rt roadJ^"ardiff. 2564dl3 Wanteil, a good Generai Servant, aged from 20 to 22.—Address W 30, Western Mail, Cardiff. [40909 ~Wanted, Girl, about 15," to Make Herself Useful and Assist in Bar; good home suitable girl.—Bevan, HoteL Blaengarvv. 3018,115 —Wante<l, experienced General Servant; must have w,?i erienced enera ervant iiis )ave good referfuces— Apply, personally, Albion Hotel. Penarth. 3077dl9 faullerv-maid. —Wantei, strong, respectoble Girl; about 18; wages £ 14.— Ewins tnd Son, Royal Albert Restaurant, Newport. o063d!9 Wanted! i strong Girl as General Servant.—Apply Wvi dham Hotel, Cardiff. 3074d15 Wantcd Young 1/ady as Banraid.—State age, wages, experience, &c., and enclose photo, Mrs. Grove, Cambrian Hotel. Swansea. 3045d19 Wanted, an experieneeii Cook; good character ani references indispensable.—Apply, nine to ten t m or seven to eight p.m.. StewTard, Sv*i,nsea Club, '^istie-squaie, Swa,isea. 3044dl9_ Wanted, a strong Girl as Sculler)rmai-I.- Apply Pro- prietress, Great Western Hotel, Cardiff. 2368dl4 "Barmaid.—Wanted, respectable Young Person: trustworthy*, quick, and willing to make herself useful; must state references and age.—A 6, Western Mn.ih_ Cardiff. 2955dl4_ Wanted, strong, active Girl as Kitchenmaid. Apply Mrs. D. E. Williams, Ivy Bush Royal Hotel, Carmar- then. mOd14 Wanted at once, respectable Waitress; willing to make herself useful in hotel work.—Apply Commer- cial Hotel, Ferndale. 2974dl4__ Wanted, respectable, trustworthy Young Person to Assist Mistress in Bar and Light Dutiel'Apply A. B., Western Mail Office. Merthyr. 2=172r118 ?- FEMAI.E SERVANTS WANT PLACES. Situations Vacant.—If You Want a Situation, Fuv an "Evening Express" Foi.qienny Advertisement "Blank" from the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, or Hairdresser.. Fill up the Fonn and Send It to th' "Evening Express" Offie<s, Cardiff, it will probably get you Situation. Try it. Kindreds are satisfied. If you cannot get a Form in your neighbourhood send r. postcard to the "Evening Express" Officer, Cardiff. Wanted. Situation as Barmaid; glTe first month; or any Other Business.—Apply A 14, Evening Express, Office, Cardiff. e.S493dl3 Housemaid.—Resp&etable Country Girl (20) Seeks good Situation in Cardiff; good reference. —Address R L., care :of Mrs. Watts, Pentreporth, Bassaleg, Newport. 3071dl5 Young v;0man7 aged 27, Seeks Situation as good Cook, where housemaid is kept; good references.— Davies, 65, Hewell-street, Grange, Cardiff. 2949(118 Wanted, Situation as Nurse; over three years' reference; capable of taking babv from month Swan- sea preferred.—A:ldress N., Enville House, Newport, Mon. 2885dl6 ^I)isei>gag*id, Generals (different ages), Piain Cooks, Etouse-PaSfiurmaids, steady Labourer, Warehouse- man, Store.nan, fe- long characters.—British Agency. Aberdare .function. Stamped address. 2826dl6 Young Lady Seeks Situation as Useful Maid; good needlewoman and hairdresser.—Apply Miss Morris, care of Mrs. M"yo8. Trevaugh, near Ross. 2835(116 Wanted, Situation as Housemaid, Gentleman's Familv in ov near Cardiff.—Address Z 24, Western Mail. "Cardiff.. 27&1<^5 PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. TffEATRE- ROYAL. Lessee and Manager..Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER. TO NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), NOVEMBER 13th, FOR FOLIt Nlf.Hix AND ONE MATINEE. Mr. MORELL and Mr. MOUILLOT'S COMPANY, THE SHOP G IRL. Now Running at the Gaiety Theatre, London, to Over- flowing Houses. MATINEE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16th, At Two o'clock. Doors Open at One. G.W. RAILWAY.—On Thursday, November 14th, a Special Excursion Train will leave Swansea (High- street) at 2.10 p.m., cullin? 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. Thompson and Shacke'.l's (Limited), Queen-street,, from Ten till Six o'clock. Telephone Xo. 521. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, FOR SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE, The Eniin uit Coined an—Mr. EDWARD TERRY, With his London Company, from Terry's Theatre. Lo!1Q('n. Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday: "An Innocent Abroad" and "High life. Below Stairs." Wednesday: "The Blue Boar" and "The Churchwarden." Thurs- day: "My Cousin,' "Kerry," and "The Church- warden." Friday: "Weak Woman" snd "Paul Pry." Saturday Morning; "Kerry" and "Paul Pry." 41161 77" RAND T H E A T R E G Lessee and Ma mtrer.Mr. SOCLES. The Premier Theatre of Wales. TO-NIGHT nd Duriuj; the AVeek. the latest, highly- successful Screaming, Farcical C'omedv, rjpHE pASSP* »RT, From Terry's and the Duke of York's Theatres, Luudoll, G.W.It.—Thursday, November 14th. a Special Train will leave Swansea (High-street) at 2.15 p.m., returning from Cardiff at 10.45 i>.m. MONDAY NEXT, November 18, the popular burlesque, G Box Office at the Theatre from 10 to 4. Telephone 725 (N-tioiial). Doors open at 7; commence 7.30. Prices Yoni Ed. to f, 141170 I H ENi p I n z rjlHE JJ M P I R E Managing Director OSWALD 3TOLL TO-NIGHT, THE ORIGINAL TILLER TROUPE OF EIGHT LADIES, Who have recently concluded an engagement of many months' duration at The Palace, London. THE BENTLEYS (Maurice and Rose), An accomplished and entertaining couple. MR. AND MRS. SAM LUCAS, Dem Ethiopians from .)OWII South, in their philoso- phical and melodious plantation ditties. JOLLY JOHN NASH, The famous Laugh ng Man Sister Mary Walked like That." MISS AMY KNOTT, "Divinely Ts.il and Divinely Fair." FRANK CAFFREY, I Didn't Let Him Hear Me." W. H. DOWNES, Tenor Ballad Vocalist. CLARKE AND GLENNY, In The Haunted House," an excuse for laughing. Next Week-The SEVEN MARVELLOUS LEOPOLDS, Edwin Boyde, Leah Adell, &c. Q TOLL'S "p AJS OPTICON PHILHABMONIC HALL AND BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET. TO NIGHT AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, THE TREQRKY M ALE OICE 0HOIR, Who Appear This Month before HM. THE QUEtiN, AT WINDSOR. Lord Dtmraven (vi-le "Western Mail") pays their expenses, so delighted has he been with their Singing 0'i the Three Occasions upon which they have sung at Dunraven Castle. On September 26th they Appeared BEFORE ROYALTY AT EDINBURGH. H.R.H. the Dulie of Cambridge highly compli'r»nte-l them. HARLECH WAS DEMANDED THREE TIMES. Prices of Admission—6d.. Is., and Ic.. 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. NEWPORT. THE EMPIRE Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT THE 7 MARVELLOUS LEOPOLDS, Whose act is a sensational sight. MINNIE CUNNINGHAM— Don't Judge Cigars by the Picture on the Box." LIZZIE HOWARD—" Sweethearts." And the BROWN-KSI-LY SKETCH COMPANY. The foregoing super-excellent features supported by the Sieters Carlow, Ada Cerito, Pat Carey, and the Sisters Dunlo. y IG T oluT THE AT RE MONDAY, November 11, 1895, and During the Week, SPECIALLY ARRANGED VISIT OF MR. WILLIAM GREETS Celebrated Comjiany in the Highly suc- cessful rud amusing, go-as-you-please Musical Piece, THE LADY SLAVEY. Next Weik—THE BROKEN MELODY. Prices as usual. Doors Open 7.30 commence 7.45. PONTYppjjji). 13 OYAL CLAREXCE THEATRE, i\; PONTYPHIDD. Proprietors Messrs. TRliNCHARD and JONES TO NIGHT AND DURING TEE WEEK. Mr FRED L. CON>"i>GHAME'S No. 1 COMPANY, from the Surrey Theatre, London, in a New and Original Melodrama (for the first time in South Wales), entitled „ THE PHANTOMS, Bv George Conquest and Arthur Shirley. 'Monday, November to, 1895, Mr. J. K. Murray's Company, in THE WANDERING JEW and DRIVEN FROM HOME. 41153 -.toa, CLEHKS AND MANAGERS. CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANTED. Wanted, a Female Clerk; must write well, also quick at figures.—APP^' by letter, to Feimell, 114, Quf en-street. Cardiff- 3008dl9 Book-keeper Required to Open Set of Books for Public Company in vicinity of Bridgend.—Address A 18, We stern Mail- o^^iff- 3033dl5 Resj ectable Youth Required for Office must be a good writer salary commencing at 5s. per week.— A 5. Western_Mt^Cagdiff. 2361dl8_ Smart, Pushing Man Wanted to Mar-age Fruit and Potato Stores; good references and security re- quired —Z J3. Western Man, Cardiff. 2894dl4_ Wanted, Candidates for Government Vacancies toO apply for Full Details of Appointments, including Men Clerkships, f°-v, Llerkships, Excise, Customs, and all Post Office Appointments; rapid, thorough teaching, orally or hy most successful system numerous passes 3,000 recently.—Applv G. E. Skerry, M.A., 67, Chancery-lane, London: 2822rl16 Wanted", a Clerk and Traveller Yor Pontypridd" Dis- trict for large Stone ^uan ies state age, experience, and salary expected. Address Z 35, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2827dl3 Experienced Clerk Wanted in an Auctioneer and Surveyor's Office; must be good draughtsman, able b take inventories, prepare catalogues, and well up in general office work.-—Apply, by letter only, stating salary required and full particulars, to L 24, Western Mail OfttojJ>wj^ea. 2604dl3 Wanted. Colliery Manager, holding"First Cla^ Certificate, for Anthracite Colliery Output, 250 tons per clay; must be s^ustoined to working in steep measures, and must na\e a thorough knowledge of si'iveymg mechanics and office work.—Applications, enclofii.g testimonials- and salary required, to he addressed L 19, 'estern Mai.1 Office, Swan- sea. 2235dl5 Cl.ERKS AND MANAGERS W ANT SITUATIONS. Citrk (26) Seeks Re-enp^ement 116 iedgeA7 derk or Cashier; fii-st-class i eference.s; security given if required.—W- H- J- J Atran-street. RoaOi, C'ar- diff.. 3006dl9 Ironmongery-—Advertiser Seeks Appointment as Manager or Traveller- fourteen years' experience; thorough knowledge m all branches.—Applv L 33, Western Maih Sw"1?63' S)43cU9 La\v\—^General C'ei k, considerable experience, in- cludiug bankruptcy trust accounts, Parliamen- tary and notarial- .ee 'engagement.—AppJv Sliort- 11;ind. JVestern Mail, bwuru,ea. SWldlo Press.—Advertieer (43) Seeks Engagement a« Manager of Weekly Newispapei '^n»hsh or Welsh): long and varied experience; practical printer.—Particulars Davies, 4, Gofdon-sneet, Ton P< ntre, Rhondda I'alley. 2986dl4 Yoimg Man (26) Desires Re-eugageraent as Double Entry Book-keeper^antl Shorthand Writer; moderate salary; security, i- "r A 7. Western i 1M. Ctrdif. 2982dl8

Worth a Better Fate J —— DAME CARDIFF: "Stay, Mr. Ccryorntion. surely you are net jjoir.g to threw them in there! Those reooras of Caidiff have ooet- J ilr. Matt-Lews a lot of time and ui-e a lot of money, so I wan; their- i,ublisheJ."

XOVia EXHIBITION | OPENED AT NEWPORT BY TEE BISHOP OF LLANDAFF. A very interesting and instructive loan ex- hibition of objects curious and rare ivas opened at the Drill-hall, Stow-hill, Newport, on Tues- day afternoon by the Lord Bishop of Llandaff. It was promoted by the Church Missionary Society, the Church of England Zenana Mis- sionary Society, and the Missionary Leases Association, in order to arouse in Netvport, as in other parts of the country where similar work ¡ has been taken up, a deeper interest in foreign missions. The exhibition was arranged in courts, representing Africa, India, North-west America, Palestine, China, Japan, and New- Zealand. In addition to these, where objects of interest were displayed from each of the countries named, there were lectures bv re- turned missionaries, exhibitions in the zenana, a bookstall for missionary literature, and lantern illustrations and occasional concerts, besides, of course, refre-Hiinent-stails. There ) wais a large attendance of clergy aud laity for the inauguration of the exhibition by the Bisihop of Llanda.fi on Tuesday afternoon.— Cajitai-n Travers (t-hp hon. secretary to the exe- cutive committee) explained the aims and motives of the promoters of the exhibit-ion. —The Lord Bis'hop of Liandtiff said he estet-nied it a great privilege to open an ex-! hibition promoted by societies which gave to Church people the opportunity of assisting in t ile tX' du.cu ox the iswi, ana the greatest of I the Saviour's commissions—to go into all the t world and preach the Gospel to every creature, There was a greater interest in missions felt in England now than ever, and Vrt, coinpara- lively speaking, the work was very miserably and inadequately done.—A vote of thanks was) accorded to the bishop, cn the motion of the I Archdeacon of Monmouth, seconded by Mr. H. J. Davis.—Various chatty and descriptive lectures were afterwards given in the var olis T. Jays (missionary from Abeo- kuta) spoke in the West African Court-; the Rev. J. Hawks-ley (missionary from the Mackenzie River) in the North-west American Court; the Rev. J. Neule (missionary from South China) iu the China Court; Mr. C. F. Binns in the East African Court Mrs. R. Greaves gave lantern lectures on zenana work in India; Miss K. Sachs (missionary from Jeru- salem) spoke in the Palestine Court; the Rev. LI. Thomas, vicar of Aberpevgwm, and Miss Parher. of Tokio, in the .JaP1'l\ Court, and illustrations of life in a Tamil mission school in South India wore arranged by Miss Vines, missionary from Mengnanapura-m. The exhi- bition will be opened to-day (Wednesday) by Lord Tredegar, and it will also remain opeui on Thursday and Friday. Our Lady Correspondent visited the exhibi- tion on Tuesday, and writes of it: — A re- markably pleasant and profitable afternoon was spent in examining the vast number of curious and illustrative articles collected to- gether. The Drill-hall was ,ery prettily deco- rated. with quaint hangings of Japanese and Chinese embroidery. Some were most elabo- rate and rich, and reminded us of the trea- sures displayed by "Liberty" upstairs one end of the gallery is cut off for a tea room, which in arrangements, furnishing-, &"c., is exactly copied from a Japanese tea-room. Here half a dozen pr&tty young girls waited on us dressed in bona fide Japanese costumes, and presided over by Miss Alice Parker, herself a missionary to the Japan^e, in Jaj>anese costume, and by her tea was made precisely as in the land of the chrysanthe- mum. "Will you have Japanese tea?' she asked. "Let me know what it is like?" "It is very weak green tea, at 4s. a pound, and you take it without milk or sugar." "Thanks, awfully, but we prefer a good cup of English at Is. 7d., and plenty of cream, which was also served there. However, from the popu- larity of the Japanese tea-room, it was quite evident that others were not of our insular and (prejudiced opinion, for customers flocked thither in crowds. At the further end, above the plat- form, is possibly the most interesting exhibit to women-It large model of a Zenana, in which are figures of native women, in the dresses each wear, engaged in their daily avoca- tion there. A lady, who herself had worked among the Zenanas, was kindly explaining everything—the native bed, of a raised tiat board, just covered with a blanket; the bowl in which the portion of rice, &c.. was llung formerly as a gtift to the idols, now civen to the Church the widow crouching outside grind- ing the corn, and not considered fit to asso- ciate with the women inside, her widow.hocd being accounted to her a crime. This was a most interesting part of the exhibition. At intervals a missionary from each countrv would mount a chair of that part of tihe room con- taining the curious of -tlie country, and give a very interesting lecture for a quarter of an hour. In the Chinese Court the Rev. A. Neale. dressed in Chinese costume, was showing the shoes with which the cruelly-bardnged fe--t of the Chmese ladv is forced, :11\r1 he remarked to the ladies around him, "Ti-ey have not large feet, like yours." (Apiitause, whereat he blushed to the very tip of his pigtail). West Africa seemed to furnish more idols than any other country. In Ea«t and Central Africa the heithen hnve no idols, only a belief in spirits—b:'d one-; c11iEltb-. We were shown many of the idols and charms for warding off diseases, and one of tli, most loeallv intern-t- ine relics was the well-used, shabby, black blotting book used bv the late beloved Bishop Smythies. Here also is Bishop Haiinin.g- ton's last diary, under glass, open at th" last entiy—n. tad relic. In a side room a sale of work was carried on bv ladies, who presided at prettily-decorated and well-filled stalls, and at three p.m. and eight p.m. very enjoyable concerts were given upstairs. It would take many hours to examine ench exhibit and gain therefrom a keener insight and interest in niis-ionary life and all its trials, privations, new experiences, &c.. and the nublic ought to be everlastingly indebted to the energy that started this exhibition and so care- fully and oleverly arranged it. and those who do not visit it during the next three days will lose a unique and, possibly. the only opportunity of seeing such an interest- ing collection. We noticed very few Cardiff people, and only three or four clergymen from Cardiff among the v. ry large number of reverends about the hall—Canon Thompson (whose kindly sympathy seems to embrace all that is broiurht to his notice), the Revs. J. Ward and Chadwick (of St. Mary's). Canon Allen, and a young missionary (the H. Gerrish), whose home is in Cardiff, and who has iust returned from Central Africa on siolc leave, and from him we learned much that was interesting. -?

GREAT SILYEIl BOiiBEBY. ALLEGED IDENTITY 077 THE PRISONER "GRA Y." The "Sun" of Tuesday night says:—That wonderfully dramatic narrative which JDeU-c- tive-sergeant Harris told the other day about the capture of Gray and Barrett lacked two or three resting detail*. He made it quite clear that he got the thirteen ftoien in- gots safely enough, that he also trapped his two pn-oners safly enough, and that he neither had to part with any of his £ 1.6J0 nor r-se the loaded revolver which he carried in his jacket pocket. But Sergeant Harris did not say what became of the £ 1.000 that lie saw in Barrett's possession, nor did he solve the ranterv that so fa.r has surrounded the identity of Gray. Around these two points lie romances ev-ry bit as remarkable as the, story of the capture it is a pity for them not to be added to what ha., already proved itself one of the most sensational robberies ever effected. Now, what is the true story of "Gray" and Bi-irett's connection with the stolen silver? There are two versions. The onlv thing that is believed to be beyond doubt is that, however thev came to be mix a up with it afterwards, they had nothing whatever to do with the robbery itself. The tirst story is that Barnes, alias Stubbing, knowing where the stolen silver was hidden, and that it could be bought for £ 1.000 odd, soue'ht Barrett., and persuaded him to become the purchaser of it with him, saying that if they could buy it he knpw where they could re-sell it for £ 1.600, and that then Barnes went to the police and «criiiced Barrett for the sake of his tip as an informer. The other iitory is that Barrett, being a man in a :rgish way -of •u-iiie-s and wiih a good deal of money, was approached by those who had the- ,-«?r and asked to purchase it. Barr tt a-nd Barnes w ere old pals, and had done busi- ness together. Barrett mentioned tho matter to Barnes, and Barnes offered to help lü<.k for a purchaser. How he did so is now well known. Matters had got too hot for any but the [widest to trust themselves with the silver. Barrett then. believing in Barnes's bogus pur- chaser. went .-lid bought the silver, parted >vith his Ll,000, and got arrested, whilst the actual thief of the silver not only escaped, but obtained the £ 1,000. But where does "Gray' come iu? Aga^n there are two stories. One is that Barrett, not having the necessarv £ 1,000. went to "GraY," and got him to stand in. The other is that "Gray" was a friend of the actual possessor of the silver, and, happen- ing to oe present when Barrett called for th ingots, went back with Barrett to draw for his friend the balance of the purchase money which Barrett was to pay on parting with the silver to his own purchaser. Whichever wa.v it was. "Gray" is well known to the police, and his is beyond doubt a most important arrest. ffp was described in this column when he first app-ared in the dock as a man who seemed a gentleman. Once he was so. His real name is Ross, and he is a doctor by profession. He is a son of Dr. Ross, an old practitioner who was well known in the Clerkenwell district, and was, it is saii at one time a divisional surgeon to the police. Dr. Ross, who now appears as "Gray." had for a long while a large practice in Stockport. Then he removed t-o London, and had a. prats tice in Southgate-street. But lie got mixed up with a wild bettiiitr and gambling" get, and giadualh went to the bad. He has relations in erood positions living in London and has himself mixed in g-ood society. A PRISONER'S WIFE CHARGED WITH BURGLARY. At Clerkenwei; on Tuesday Margaret Saint- nnre, 33, was charged with bein" concerned with George Barratt, who is in custody in connection with the bull-ion robherv, with break- ing into a dwelling-house at We-t Ham and stealing therefrom a sealskin jacket and other articles, valuer! at £ 20. The police stated that after the arrest of Barratt they proceeded to his house and saw th prisoner, who described her- self as Mrs. Bx-iratt. They found, with other articles, the property which formed the .-ubect of the present charge. Prisoner was remanded.

TEMPERANCE CM B. LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY TO BE FORMED AT CARDIFF. A meeting of the subscribers to the proposed Cardiff Temperance Club was held at Sc. John s-hall on Tuesday evening, under the II p:esidon;v of the Rev. W. Spurgeon. The attendant'? did not exceed 25,-Tt was decided that the first and second floors of No. 5, St. John s-square, be taken, on a lease • 21 years, from Mr. Solomon Andrews, at a which was considered very reasonable, the s\ Scribe's being assured tlia* if the club did not thi premises could easily bo let without loss to the shareholders.—According to an estimate narle by Mr. Budgen (of Messrs. Jones, Richards, a.-id Budgen), the fittings and altera- tions would cost B535. while the committee thoi ght the furnishing would involve an ex- per. diture of £ 250.—In answer to Mr. Dale, the Chairman seated that it was not intended to eorhne the club tc. total rbstaincrs. and the plans showed that a fairly good billiard-room v. c uld be provided for the use of the memKer*. —A long di-cussion ensued on the amount of capital which it would he necessary to raise. and ewntualh- it was decided that a limited liabi'y rompaiiv be formed, with a nominal capital of £ 1.500, and that £ 1.000 should be at once issued, in £ 1 shares, fullv paid up.

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EXPLOSION ON A STEAM) R, j SUPPOSED TO RAVE BEEN CAUSED BY WELSH COAL. At Greenwich. Lecture-hall on Tuesday Mr. R. H. B. Marshain. stipendiary magis- trate, sitting with three nautical assessors, opened a Board of Trade inquiry luio the circumstances connected with a coal-;ras explo- sion which happened on board the steamship Illovo, of Aberdeen, while she was lying in the London Docks, on the ]6th of October last. The Illovo iF a steel steamship of I M2 tuns net register, belonging to Mr. John i hoinas Rennie, of Aberdeen. She is employed in carrying general cargoes between London Mid Natal, and on the 9th of October last she was at Swansea, where she shipped 845 t ms cf South Wales steam coal. called Ocean Merthyr coal. The coal was taicen straight from the Four and Six Foot Seams of the pit- of the Ocean Coal Company (Limited), and 479 tons were put in the t/utjker^ of the Illovo and 366 tons in the main hold. intended for use on the vessel's return voyage from Natal. The Illovo left Swansea on the 9th, and arrived in the London Docks on the 11th of October, and was berthed alongside the steamship Ifafa. which belongs to the same owners. On October 16 the fore-hold of the Illovo was washed out, and in the afternoon the vessel was noticed to have a list to starboard. The officers were of opinion that some of the water had run into the main-hold, where the coal was stored, The carpenter (A. Stoddard! was ordered to go and s»e whether the bilges which run into the ?,C? _1_ engine-room were clear. He was observed to take no lights with him when he went be'-ow. but about four minutes after he had disap- peared an explosion, which was supposed to have been caused by the generation of coal gas. took place- Ropes were immediately low ered and the carpenter was drawn up on deck. when his hands and body were found to be severely burned. He was taken to a hospital, where he died two days afterwards. A coroner's inouiry was subsequently held on his body. and a verdict of Accidental death was returned. The chief officer and chief engineer of the Illovo were also seriously injured by the explosion. *'Jr. Howard Smith conducted the inouiry on behalf of the Board of Tradf-.—Mr. Joseph Thomas, inspector of mines for the South Wales district, said that the steam coa.l taken from the Ocean pits was of a very inflammable quality, and that no naked lights ought to be taken into the hold of a shi-n where it was stored. A large quantity of gas was given off from all the coal taken from the Ocean pits. It was very im- portant that the main hold of the Illovo should have been pronerlv ventilated. Witness said it was not customary to inform the buyer of the coal whether it was taken straight from the mine.—At the conclusion of the evidenoe Mr. Marskam reserved iudgment. _?--?- -?

CHINESE WAR. JAPAN'S MEDICO-MILITARY AR- RANGEMENTS. Surgeon-colonel W. Taylor, M.D.. the prin- cipal medical officer of the South Eastern Military District, delivered a lecture at Alder- thot on Tuesday evening on "The Medico- Militarv Arrangements of the Japanese Army in the Field." The lecturer declared that the regimentU medical organisation of the Japanese Army was far superior to cur own. The medical arrangements for saving life on the battlefield were pcrfect, no expense being considered too great to save a Japanese soldier's life. The bravery of the medical department was astonishing.—A discussion followed the lecture, in which Sir William Butler and many other officers took part, and Butler and many other officers took part, and to learn from the Japanese Army. all agreed that "the British Army had much ? ,?,

SAD DEATH AT InBWELLY. INNKEEPER DIES ON THE EVE OF HIS THIRD MAiftBIAGE. Mr. John John, landlord of the Greenalley IlIn, Kidwelly, died. after only a week's illness, late on Monday uight. Mr. John enjoyed the reputation of being the stoutest ma.n in Kid- welly. He was 61 years of age. and np to the last week had enjoyed robust health. He was to have been married to-day (Wednesday) to a third wife. He leaves behind three daughters, one of whom only is married. -?

ENGLAND AND RITSSIA. GOOD EFFECT OF LORD SALIS- ) BURY'S SPEECH. A Reuter's St. Petersburg telegram of Tues- day savs :—The St. Petersburg "Vedomosti" declares it would be an indication of extreme Chauvinism to suppose that Ru-sia still d s.i'e-. to absorb fresh territories in «ia. of which she has no need. and it adds:—"Lord Salis- bury has acted with great tact in deny-in* the. existence of such a desire. His speech will certainly help to maintain the good relations between Russia and Great Britain, which were for the moment compromised by the falste report about Port Arthur."

-?- -=c=??- LOCAL NEWS ITEft" S On Tuesday morning Mrs. Thole, of 64. Loudoun-square, Cardiff, reported that George Heyland. able seaman, belonging to the steam- ship Thor, now lyinc- in tihe East Dock, had been missing since Friday. LINEN LAUNDERED Curtains Cleaned. Carpets Berten, Windows Cleaned. Red Cross Vans and Ladder. Tmrks to all parts daily.—Cardiff Steam I Carpet and Window Cleaning Company (Limited). Minny-street, Cathavs, Cardiff. Send Post- card. 39OQfo -?-

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Beat Sharks with a Coat SAILOR'S STRrGGLE ON A BIT OF WRECKAGE. When Picked up he was Clad only in a Shirt and Dazed fer Lack of Food. Captain Hopkins, of the four maE'" d schooner Star of the S-c-a, of Boston, on his arrival at New York, reported that on. the 25th iust., in Lax. 5516.. Long. 76.41. be sigjhtt-d a piece of wreckage which appeared to bt the top of a vessel's house. On closer inspection ht suw a man standing on the house waving a coat, olad only in. a shirt. A small boat was launched in charge of two seamen, who suc- ceeded in rescuing the man. and brought him on board the Star of the Sea. He was in a condition, and it was some time before "no was able to give an account of himself. After his wants were attended to. he gave his name as Benjamin F. Weeks, aged 50 years, of il- niington. and stated that h, belonged to the s -hooner Harry S. Laid, Captain Kimball, from Cape Havti for New York, w ltl. a cargo of logwood. The Lord sailed from tht Cape. on October 12. She experienced variable weather, wiij. hearry eem which eaustci her to strain badly, so irtuch so that she sprang a bad lé2k. On October 23, owing to tht heavy sea running, she became water logged. A heavy sea struck her, which started the after- house, and it soon broke adrift, and floated a-way from the vessel. We^ks jumped on top of the house, preferring to take this chance of being pick-d up by some passing vessel rather than remain on the wreck. The house floated in the vicinity of the wrecK until next nay. the 24th, when they drifted apart. We«;k-j was without food or vt-ter, a.:id, after being adrift 24 hours, de- spaired of ever being rescind. Sharks beyond nember surrounded him, but he managed to beat them off with his coat, which, with the shirt, he wore, was all the clothing he had. On th- morning of the 25th, much to his delight, he sighted a large schooner bearing down to- wards him. Almost frantic with the hopes of bt;ng rescued, he stood up and waved his coat in ord"r to attract the attention of the schooner s ciew. Captain Hopkins, who waa at the wheel of the Star of the Sea, had ob- served the floating wreck, and also that it con- tained a man. He put his wheel hard over and bore down tc the wreck. In less that twenty minutes after it was first sighted Weeks wsc standing on the vessel's deck. His joy was so great over his rescue that for gome time he was unable to speak, and he could scarcely believe that he wis saved from death- Weeks ould give no account of his vessel or shipmates. Captain Hopkins stated that when he took Weeks from the wreck he saw a steamship ten raijes astern. Slue (apparently had dianged her course several time*, and had, in all pro- bability, fallen in wi:11 the watei-logged schooner and taken off her crew. -?-

BRITISH CHINESE FLEET DECIDED IT SHALL BE FERKA- NElilLY IKCBEASED. The Central News says that, in addition to strengthening the Mediterranean and Channel fleets in the manner announced last week, the Government has decided also to increase very materially and permanently the British naval strength in the Far flast. This decision was made known at Shseraoss on Tuesday afternoon, when an intimation was received by the dockyard authorities from the .Admiralty to the effect that lier Majesty's ships Edgar and Spartan, which were sent from the Mediterranean to China to augment tempo- rarily the Chinese squadron during rhe recent, war, are to form part of the permanent naval force serving in Chinese waters. In addition, however, to this actual numerical increase, which has primarily been rendered politic hy thc demonstration made by Japan d her great naval strength, it has been decided that the British Chinese squadron shall be strengthened by the re-placing of some of the older vessels by newer and more powerful ships of war. To this end, orders have been already sent to Sheerness Dockyard to commission ou ihe 19th inst. the first-class cruisers Immortalite and Narcissus for service on 'he China Station., iclieving, as explained above, two of the less efficient ships, which will be sent to Knglxod ic pay off. The Immortalite and Narcissus were formerly attached to the Channel Sqrad- rcn. The Central New? further states that her Majesty's ship Cordelia was commissioned at Portsmouth on Tuerday, and her Majesty's ship Forte will be ready for bea on ine Icth inst.

PECULATION IN CHINA. A Daiziei's Shanghai teltgran; U. '1 uikJay says:—The Governor, the provincial judge, and a host of high maudarins of Kirin. thE unddJe province of Manchuria, have Ijeen de- graded and sentenced to various punishments— mostly consisting of arauau- employment on th.0 post roads during the waiter—-for appro- priating to their own use laig.j amounts oi money entrusted to their aare for the relief of the .famine-stricken population.

CHIEF LIBERAL WHIP. The "Wori-i" says:—Mr. Thomas Li lie's retur-n from abroad opens up for hun another "struggle with adverse circumstances, to quote the words he used most feelingly in his own defence for faiang to catisfy his party's demands wlhen he was whipping the aforesaid pa.rty steadily on towards Parliamentary extinction. The Liberal centra! office is at present in a state wincii is little short of cha«os. The officials at headquarters, though loyal, can nardlv disguise their dissatisfaction with the want of up-fco-da-tcness in the machinery they are supposed to control. TIlle provincial agents are clamouring for decentralisation, knowing that they have next to no chance of ever getang it. Until a radical reform is effected in their present electoral machinery, the: Liberals have very little hope of doing better at the next general election tSian hhev did at the last. They know it. and they never weary of letting Mr. Thomas Eiiis know that they know it. Wherefore his lot is just now far from being a happy one.

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