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BimTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. MARRIAGES. CH/ODE—DAVIES.—On tbe lflth inst., at Star-street Chapel, Cardiff, by the R'v. John Morris, Tracy Perry Clode, Solicitor, to Margaret Davies, eldest daughter of the la.*e David Davies, late oI the Clifton Hotel, Cardiff. JONES—JOKES.—Oil December 10, 1895. at C.M. Chapel, Porth, W. D. Jones, ton of the ¡ate Isaac Jones. Bute Merthvr Or.llieiy, to Rachel, second daughter of Isaac Jones, Stationer, Treherbert. DEATHS. JONES.—On November 28th, at Blaenffvnon, New- castle Emlyn, David Jones (Dio), for 80 years a faitbful servant at Panteinon, aged 92. Mr. and Mrs. Chatterton, llailway Inn Pencofd are very thankful to the kind friends"who sent letters and telegrams to them in the loss of the r eon, and hope thill notice will be accepted as a sincere message of thanks to uIl. 6 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. > »i^an^fdK.by t5ood Washer, Three cr Four Do/en 'S^j^Sg^^nvny-street, Csthaya. 12IO MUSICAL. An experienced Lady Teacher Has Vacancies for Two or Three Pupils. -A,Idrece, 108, Pembroke-road, e85872s!7 DOGS. For Sale, Bull Terrier Bitch and Two Pupa; pure bttd price, 108. each, or exchange anything useful ^.jl°y:j[t:reet' l'enarth. — e8637zl7 HOUSEKEEPERS. Housekeeper to Widower or Single Gentleman; widow forty good cook abstainer English ^SfiSSL-lSSig'-J^Oraddock-s^et. Cardiff. ez!3 MEDICAL. S'jvffea, nhe-jmatixni. and Paralvsis Cured Expe- dn.ouaiyj-Houghton's Electro-Hydropathic Establish- r race. Cardiff. e8001d MATRIMONIAL. mui^r^^rT"1^ P°^l looki^g, domesticated, Ci u "d freehold property. Desires Mamajre. bona fide.-Address Box 73, "Advertiser" Oftoe, Br^tol. e8626zl3 MISCELLANEOUS SALES. ;S £ Cards- Memorandums, <y- Billheads, 3s.: 10:000 Useful Handbills, 8s. 6d. samples free— -Vha. <»od V.-0., Machine Printers, Broodmcad, Bria- — (>4419 .„H°rJ^e' Po*ab,e Cooking Range, 30m. long; oven wlfn P" Aleo ^ootl rabbit hutch and wire-netting.—134, Osriiale-etreet. Cardiff. ezl4 5ai?ai.n~For Sale, Marble Butter Slab, Scales, and Dishes; also Two Braas Bound Window Churns; ownw- has no further it* fotr them.—Anplv 8, Wyndham -credent. Canton, Cardiff. a— e8633xl4 SHOP ASSISTANTS. Butnheru.—Wanted, smart Junior, to Slaughter Attend Horse, Make Himetlf Generally Useful- in- doors. —References and wages required, David Row- Icnds, Penygraig. 4814zl6 Drapery. —Wanted immediately, an experienced Assistant.—Giving reference, in first instance, Wil- liam Samuel. Blaenavon. 4832zl6 The Llanelly Co-operative Society Require a Manalrer for their Grocery end Provision Stores, conversant with English and Welsh; state age, experience, and salary required.—Applications to be in by December 20th, addressed to Secretary, 1, John-street, Llanelly. Young Lady Wanted, for a Month, to Sell Christmas Cardf) and ftatjonery.—Apply Daniel Owen and Co., Western Ma t. Cardiff. 41718 Butchers.—WantedT^oung Lady to Serve in Shõp; one who understands the trade thoroughly; no others need apply.—Owyther, Aberdare. 471&13 Grooery.-Wantetl, an Assistant immediately^ in^ doors.—Apply, full particulars, O. J. Williams,' Aber- gavenny. 4735*14 Grocery and Provision*Wanted a*, once, an Assistant to the above.—Apply, to H. Eynon, Moun- tain Ash. 4730zl4 Drapery And M:!tinery.—Wa.nted. a respect&Me Young Girl as Apprentice at once.—Apply Prvcc and Co.. Drapers, Monmouth. 4744zl4 Clothing.—Smart Junior""Wanted immediately— Apply, with full particulars, David James and Sons Llanelly. 4676z13 Wanted, Two thoroughly experienced Young Women for Toy. Fancy, and Wholesale Business; per- manent.—Watkine, Provider, Chqpstosv-road, New- Port. 4669zl3 Grocery, and Provisions.—Oood Junior Wanted out- doors; well up in provisions and soliciting.—Apply, ..ta.t.ing wageo and reference, C 87, Western Mail, Qirdilf, 4637z12 PREMISES. HOUSES FOR SALE. Penarth, Plassey-street.—Modern Houxe for Sale; oheap bay window; gtn throughout-For full par- ticulars write 30, Neville-street, Cardiff. e8563z20 HOUSE WANTED Wanted, in Aberdare, or immediate neighbour- ] hood, House, with or without Stable.—Apply Agent, Aberdate Ocai Supply, Ii, N&nt-ro*d, Aberdare. e/17 WAREHOUSES TO LET. Premises to Let: suitable for Stores; James-street, Docks. —Apply 45, George-atreet, Docks, or 34, Brook-street, Riverside. eS610zl0 HOUSE AND SHOP TO LET. Wanted, House and Shop in Canton.—Particulars to Wimsim 1/ezlie, Po«t>-offioe, Canton, Cardiff. c86dSr.lO To I.et, Shop in very beet position in Queen-street, Cardiff.—Ajiply Thorns* Edmunds, House Ageut, 53, Queen-street, Cardiff. e8606al0 HOUSES TO LET. 58, Pajrtndge-roed.—Comfortable House: rent £ 24.—Apply, 105, Newport-road, Cardiff. e8636zl7 Villsi in Elmgrove-road, Dynas Powjg, to Let, -containing 'IVo Sitting-raoma, Kitchen, Thres Bed- rooms, and Babhrooiu.—Apply Newman, Dvnae Powis. e8369kl7 94 and 96, Sal tin cad-road; 48-50. Fishguard- gtreet. -Inquire next door, or Fine, Pawnbroker, Clii. ton-street. Booth, Cardiff. e8618=ll To be Let or Sold, Oymmer Villa, sometimes called Cae Mawr, Porth. near Pontypridd.—For particulars apply Grover and Grover. Solicitors, Pontypridd, or Cardiff. "393*17 To Let, IIoaH, at Dvcka, rent lis., and Cottage, In North-road, 6a 6d.—Applx Lewis Hopkins, 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. 4886zl7 "Quaker's-Yard.—Convenient House to Let, and Half Acre Land; eJoee to railway btiitions; four bed- 1 TO in*, hot and ooid bath, inc.—Apply Morgan, Aber- fan Hotel, MertJiyr Vale. 4875z17 To Let, 21, George^breeit, Bute Docks; Houses in lioi'doun-square and Scott-atrect.—Apply 35, Talbet- etreeti, Quiton, CUrdiff. 4849zl7 Ptctypridd.—To Let, wttii immediate possessioa, 42raigrbese Villa, Berw-road; newly papered throagb- out; four bedarocms -Apply, Howard, Tevicca-creaoent, Pcntypridd. 4819ù6 To Let, 196, Bichxuond-road, (torn Deoember 25, t896w~iAHAK fit ttotbnakMtreet, Cardiff. 480711t HORSES AND CARRIAGES. For Sale, at Cover's, Wharton-street, Cardiff, New Light Spring Trolley; new Hauling Cart; nearly new Business Cart. e66Q5zl0 do i» ii i nmtma BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. Hay Stores, in Centre of Rhondda, for Disposal: good trade; retiring from business; boiler, engine, chaff-cutter, &c.. on the premises.—Apply Express idd. e858lyl3 Office, Pontypridd. e8581ftI3 VEGETABLES. Where to Get Your Vege'Ables—at Mrs. E. Porter's, Mfrkck Gardener, Whitchurch; fresh vegetables sup- plied every Saturday at Stalls 139 and 141, in the Market: shops supplied at tiie shortest notice. ezlO imim—MM* » ii ■«—acamminm —naw—MM—a— BICYCLES. Now Cycle Lock, with Key. Poi' Free Six Stamps; Repairs, Plating, and Stove Enameyiing promptly and cheaply at trade prices; no job too difficult, none too small.—Morris Bros., Pontvpridd. el947 ■cHWWMMMaimwBiwaeMBaiBasMSBWflasiia ■ ■—a—' PERSONAL. NOTICE!—The Old, Original Cardiff Punch and Judy Show has been patronised by the Marquess of Bute. Attends all Christmas Parties, Schools, &c.. accompanied by clever dog Toby.—Address 25, Grtcc street, Canton, Cardiff. e8S £ 8z21 PARTNERSHIP. Law.—Partnership.—North ^ales.—Half Share in Country Practice, with Public Appointments snd Advocacy, foi- Immediate Disposal; must be Welsh- speaking solicitor; premium, £ 550.—Address D 6, Western Mail, Cardiff. L12608 Occupation and Investment.— £ 500 to £ 1,000 (Secured on Property) in Commercial Undertaking; half share; no liability.—Bradshaw, St. Leonard's. chamkrs, Bristol. 4677zl3 MONEY. Those in Want of Cash are Recommended to Apply to the Provincial Union Bank. 1, Queen-square, Bristol, or to the District Agent, E. W. Weber, dj Working-etreet, Cardiff. ?4550 RE MONEY BORROWING. Messrs. WALLACE and CO., 98, QUEEN STREET, CARDIFF, Make Monetary Advances to all Classes at the lowest rate of interest. Sureties are not 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 PUBLIC-HOUSES. Cardiff.—Old-established Single licensed House; good lease; satisfactory reasons for leaving.—Bute- road Tavern, Bute-road, Cajrdiff. 4711zl4 "Farmers' Amte, Pendre. Ne&th; good indoor beer- house densely-populated district; pos6ei«:on 21st December; eame hands many years.—Particular ctf R. W. Miller and Co. (Limited), Stokescroft Brewery, Bristol. 41736 Fuil-liceused Inn, near Newport, about two acres land; rent, £40; ingoing £100; good living.—See at once Hillman, Auctioneer. Newport. 4829zl2 Merthyr.—DouMe-JicenMd Home; centre of town; no goodwill; ingoing by valuation; about F,100 down.-Powell and Co., Cardiff. 4801z16 Cardiff Suburbs. — Important Double licensed House; on exceptional terms; every investigation.— Powell and Co., Borough-chambers, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 4802zl6 Near Cardiff.—Free Country Inn; long lease; price £ 175.- -Powell and Co., Auctioneers, Borough-cham- bers, St Mary-street, Cardiff. 4511zll Near Abergavenny. — Freehold Old-established Country Inn; clotic to railway station; absolutely free; price £ 1,650.—Powell and Co., above address. 4511zll Oc-rdiff — Two Old-established Double-licensed Houses; absolutely frec.-Powell and Co., above gddress. 4511zll Bristol.—Several Double and Single I dceneed Houses, from £ 60.—Powell and Co.. above address. 4511zll Cardiff.—Restaurant Business, wflh Wine Licence attached; price, including v&IUabie inventory, excellent prospects.—Powell and Co., above addreM. 4511zll AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. Ex-Police Officer Wanted to Influence Rueinews among the Glamorganshire Constabulary, and Can- vass Orders for a Book that ought to be in the hands of every officer; price moderate; only men of business ability need apply; first-class men treated liberally—Alpha, Western Mail OfBce, Swansea. ezl4 Wholesale Wine, Spirit, and Tea Merchante Re- quire a Traveller to Call on Private Families in Glamorganshire.—D 30, Western Mail, Cardiff. ^zl3 Wine and Spirit Wanted to Cali upon PriTate Families; must have good connection. -A p pl-l stating salary required, kc., D 29, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4881713 Wanted, an energetic Traveller, to Work a Few good Agencies amongst Grocers, Ac., in Monmouth- shire and part of Glamorganshire; one with sound ccunection and small cash security preferred; small salary and commission.—D IS, Western Mail, Car- diff/" 4794zl6 J( n«< and Jones, Porth, have Vacancies for a Few smart Men (in the coming New Year), in South Walts and Monmouthshire, as Canvassers for their Well- known Goods, viz.. Watches, Clocks, Sewing Machines, Family Bibles, Pianos, American Organs, and other Useful Articles; liberal terms to capable men; good references and security indispensable. 41690 "Traveller Wanted for Old-Mtabfished Tailoring Trade; good references indispensable.—G. C., 7, Duke-street. Cardiff. 41691 Agents Wanted; money easily made in spare time; best agency going; constant income; particulars free; also pocket lubber stamp of your name and address.— Richforde, Show-hill, London. 4597z12 Traveller.—Wanted, ama.rt, pushing Man for the Paint, Colour, and Glass Trade, to Represent Old- established Firm; one with some knowledge of the peint trade preferred.—Apply, in first place, to L. F. Milne, 32, Somerset-street, Kingsdown, Bristol. 41627 Traveller Seeks. Engagement; good connection gwcral, sundries, &c.. salary or commission.—Address D 24, Western Mail. Cardiff. 4815x12 Wanted, an Agencv to Collect Debts, Rents, &c. total abstainer; tweive years' reference.—D 22, Wes- tern Mail, Caniiff. 4797z12 An rnglish Gentleman, in the Coal Trade, Desires a Colliery Agency for Italy or Other Parts; would travel; highest references.—Address Casella Postale, No. 42, Genoa. 4765zl4 A Liverpool Firm, who are Sole Agents for a large Lancashire Colliery and well known among I shipowners. Wish to Represent a North or South Wales Colliery in Liverpool and District.—Address D In, Western Man, Cardiff. 41706 As Traveller and French Correspondent in Colliery or Coal Exporter's Office twelve years' experience thorough knowledge French market acquired in travelling; further acquainted Spanish and Italian markets.—Address D 1, Western Mail, Cardiff. z13 To -and- Boot Buyers.—Advertiser—14 u years' experience New and Second-hand Bonk Trade— Offers his Services as Buver, Seller, or Valuer sales attended on commission; libraries valued and arranged.^—Apply C 79, Western Mail, Cardiff. [d2 APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS WANTED. Respectable Apartments, with use of piano, Wanted bv Young Man.—Apply, stating terms. ??., to D 11, Express Office. Cardiff. c43/7 Gentleman Requires Furnished Apartments at d'fT.— ^duIv, with lowest terms, D 16, Western Mail, Cardiff. 478 l7. 10 Ladv Wants Sitting-room, with good hgnt. for pointing, in the Country, twenty minutcc' walk from Swansea.—Write to C. B. B., stating terms, ■Western Mail Office, Swansea^ 4 £ 04zl6 A Gentleman Wants to Board at a Farmhouse in Vicinity of Swansea.—State terms, which must be moderate. M 6, Western Mail Office, Swansea. [zlO APARTMENTS re LBT. Apartments for Two Young Men; bath.— 77, Wyndham-ebree*, Onnton, Chrdiff. e8635z!7 ""Lodgings for respectable Young Man; use of sitting-room 8, Macben-place, Cantwi, Car- diff c8623z!4 To Let, Part of House, respectable people, near Great Western Station; bath.— AppJy 28, Penarth- road, Cardiff. e8627z10 Two or lliree Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms to Let; every convenience; tniw pa:- door -Aprly 349, Cowbridge-rood, Canton^ c& <70715 Bedroom to Let. to either Lady or Gentleman, who Would Boand with Family.—Apply, to C 66, Evening Express. Cardiff. e8614zl0 Docks.—To I.,t, Unfurnished, Front Bedroom, Back Parlour, to respectable peonle.—36, Adelaide-street, Cardiff- p-8605'10 Comfortable Apartments for a Gentleman (dining otit); no children or other lodgers. -^3, oodland- pjftfe, Wordsworth-avenue, Booth. Cardiff. 4852zl7 Su perior-Froiai Sit<ang-room, with Bed and Bath Itooiu en si* te; w,iyeiaient to fit&tion and town; moderate terms.—20, Glynrhondda street. Car- diff 4M to fjet. Unfurnished, Large Front Sitting-room, One or Two Bedrooms; use of kitchen; hot and cold bath; private entr»noe —Apply 39, Lcchaber frtreci (off Angua street), Koath Pltork, Car- dift. 4155d4 _33, Charles-street, Cardiff.—Ftrst-cW* Apartnients Now Vacant; good cooking andattenJance: bath- room; no children near station*, trams. 4/l^zlf ~Perjarth.—Lansdowne Private Hotel; extensive Channel view superior acoommodataon; moderate ebaxges; a lol permanent residents. [470M Furnished Apartments at Mrs. Pedler s, 22. Charles- street, Cardiff; bathroom, gas, fire, and attendance; CtOM railway and trains terms moderate. Silkng-roora, Öüe-or Two Bedrooms; hot and ooid bath; good co<*ing and attendance.— 9, Parit-plaoe, Cardiff Close to town. loOlzll 27, Howard-gardens, Roath, Cardiff.—Front Sitting, One or Two Bed Booms writ one or genUe- mm wdvat* 4^ MAN AND WIFB. Married Couple, without encumbrance, Wanted to Occupy Part House, with cral and gas. In return, Woman to Attend on Single Gentleman.—Address C 92, Western Makl, Cardiff. 4658zl3 _a I! _?- T -<'I DRESSMAKERS. Wanted, experienced stylish Dressmaker, by January 1st.—Stflte full particulars in first instance, Wil- liam Davies and Co., Pontaidawe. ?- 4366zl7 MiIlinerv.—Wanted, experienced Milliner, Able to Serve and Speak Welsh.—Apply, with full particu- lars, D. Evans, Llysfaen House, Llanybyther, Car- merthenshire 4612zl2 a. good Milliner, to Manage a Branch Shop.-Apply W. Jonee, Uandovery. 4535zll Re-engagement Wanted, by Two experienced Young I-adies, Manage Workroom, Dressmaking and Mil- linery good "references.—F- and T., 39, High-street, Ftnidale. 4792/.16 CLEAKS AND MANAGERS. Wanted. Cierk for Colliery Office at Shipping Fort; not under 21 years of age; salary about 25s. per week: preference given to on& with knowledge of French.—Send copies of testimonials and full par- ticulars to Box 22, Glynneath. 41733 WanW, Lady ClerkT aleo Young Girl for Office; good writing indispensable.—Apply Crescent Employ- ment Offices, Cardiff. 4847zl7 Wanted, sober, active Man to Manage Cellar and Bottling, also Soliciting Orders and Delivering; must be able to keep accounts.—Address, with full particu- lars, Jones, Red Lion, Abcravon. 4817zl2 Warted, for a Shiprepairing Works in South Wsies, a gcod, practical Mai as Manager.—State age, expe- rience, and salary required, to D 5, Western Mail, Cardiff. 41702 Mineral Water.—Wanted at once, a Salesman and to Manage a Small Stores; must be thoroughly acquainted with the trade and strictly sober.—Apply, stating full particulars, C 72, Western Mail Office, Cardiff; 4555all Wanted, a French Correspondence Clerk.—Apply, by letter, to C 65. Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 4510zll Clerk Wanted in Solicitor's Offioe; able to write shorthand.—Apply, stating age, experience, and salary required, to M 2, Western Mail Office, Swansea* jzlO Wen ted, Situation as Traffic Manager, Wngon [Irspector, or Any Position of Trust; over 2"1 years' UiXpesrience, large works; first-class references.—Apply Traffic, 51, Victoria-road, Ebbw Vale. 4872zl7 Gen tiemaa of wide Commercial and Financial Ex- perieuce Desires Responsible Position; thorough office routine, correspondence, and accountancy: knowledge of languages; moderate salary; good connection through South Wales and in London: highest, references.—H., Western Mail, Swansea,. (?.X6 ""Sciicitor (all-round, practical experience and know- ledge of work of public appointments) Seeks Engage- ment reasonable salary.—D 27, Western Mai!. Car- diff. 4839zl6 Wanted, Situation, as timekeeper. Storekeeper, or Any Place of Trust; total abstainer; twelve years' reference —D 21. Western Mail, Cardiff. 47S6zl2 —Youth, 17 yeans age, Desires Light Employment, preferably as Junior Clerk; three yearn experience; shorthand and typewriting.— Address D 20, Western Mail. Cardiff. 4195z12 Accountant, aged 30, twelve years' experience, Re- quires Situation in an Accountant's Office. or as Cashier and Head Book-keeper with a Commercial Firm.—Address D ^Western.Mail, Cardiff. 4784zl6 Wanted, by Clerk, Evening "Employment at Home of Otherwise; good writer.—C 6?, Western Mail, Car- d^ 4514z11 *1 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. SITUATIONS VACANT. Wanted 0, «.f«, Young Man, to live in who thoroughly understands Horses, Cattle, Sneep, and General Farm Work.—Apply, stating age and wages required, to Mrs. John, Brvngarw Houfe, :iear Bridgend. W40 Groom (useful), 7s.; Page, 3s. Others Wanted; Waiter, Boots, Billiard-marker, Page, Barmen, Gar- dener Disengaged. Beds employes.—45, Charles-street, Caidiff. 4761zll Wanted. Coachman.—Apply, giving age, height, ex- perience, references, to C 95, Western Mail Offices, Cardiff. 4&52zl3 Wanted at ones. Head Boots; one well up in alt his dut!ea.-Appiv Propriety, Trsdega" Anxfr FWj?!, Tredegar. 4899*17 Wanted. Second Boots; must be. experienced in hotel work.—Apply Head Boots, Westgate Hotel, New- port. 4826z12 Wanted, Cellarman; capable making mineral water by Bt(am.-Apply Victoria Hotel, Barry Docks. z12 Lad Wanted to Drive and Deliver Goods.—Apply J. W. Johnson, Manufacturing Confectioner, Tudor- road, Cardiff. 4919zl3 "Electrical Engineering.—Messrs. Sydney F. Walker and Co. have a Vacancy for an Articled Pupil.—Car- diff Electricil Works, Severn-road, Cardiff. 4892zl7 Wanted, a smart YoutlTto Deliver; good stableman and driver.—Morgan's Stores, King's-road, Car- diff. 4000z13 Grocen'.—Wacted immedMLbe:y, strong Youug Man as Haulier and Afisiet in Shop.—Apply, by letter. Committee, Cooperative Society, New Tredegar. -zl7 Coopers' —Wanted, sober, good Workmen accus- tomed t<< churn-making preferred; goo.1 wages and constancy to suitable men.—Apply Messrs. Liewellin and Son, Prize Churn Works, Haverfordwest. 41751 —'Timber Haulier Wanted, with Timber Wagon »ad Three Horsee, to Haul Heavy Timber by Contract— Lewis, Pontypirdd. 48E3zl7_ Bcotniateer.—Ca;iable Young Man Make and Re- pair able to fit lasts; age, wages. Also Improver to Same rerferenc.es.—Hall,_Rhayader. 485Szl3 Wanted, smart Man for Milk Round; married or sir gle; must know the traae.—Apply, personally, if So-sible, to Thomas and Co., Butchers, Newbridge, [on. 4868zl4 Wanted at once, a First-class Sawyer who can Work Rack Bench and Frame Saw; must be sober and good sharpener, and industrious.—None but firet-class and sober need apply M 8, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 4805zl6 —Grocery —Wanted, a Young Man to Drive Out and Make Himself Useful.—Apply to E. Morris, Grocer, Penrhiwoeiber S.O.. Glamorgan. 4727zll Civil Service Appointme*ts.—Clark'* C.S. College, 2 and 3, Chancery Jane, W.C.—Highest Successes in recent Exams.: Correspondence Section for Provincial Candidates; rapid preparatic*! for all exam.—Full partieulars and guide, Clark's C.S. College, 2 and 3, Chancery-lane, W.C. 4302 Cabinetmakers Wanted on Mahogany or Deal Drawers.—Alsop's Wholesale Cabinet, Upholstery, and Chair Works, Fairfax-street, Bristol. 4610zl2 Pe rk Butcher; well up in smalls; constant work steady young man indoors.—State age, wages, with references, Howelle, Llynvi-street. Bridg- end. 4589zl2 ~Ws.nted, strong Lad, about 18, accustomed to Horses, to DeJiver Groceries.—State particulars on applica- tion, Thomas Lloyd. Aberdare 45667.11 Hairdressers.—Wanted, a Junior Hand or Improver. g?Rers. -Parsons, Grange town. Cardiff. 4558zll a Salary of 12s. 6d. 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. Helen s-gurdens, North Kensington, London, W. L1166.T SITUATIONS WANTED. Wheelwright; disengaged; *11 tound hand and good Ener and sis'n w:ter.—Address C 45, Evening Express Office, Cardiff. ?H39!i?I2 "Wanted, Situation as Porter; age 35; abstainer; ten years' character.—AppJy Smith. 13, Richird-street, Cardiff. <#599 Gardener: good all round willing to make himself generally useful; life experience; tomatoes, cucum- bers, vines, nowers good references married aged 40.—Humphreys, 16, Bay View, St. Thomas, S^-an- sea. J 1 4908zl7 Youth (17) Wishes Situation as Groom uncle*' a Coachman; can drive well; good references.—John I Williams. 5, King-street, Abergavenny. 4'^lzl7_ Coaclunar, where hunters are kept; good Dorse- man; weight, lCst.; married.—Curtis, Pwllywraeh, Cowbridfre. 4873zl7 Coachman or Groom-Coachman; ride and drive single or p?i •, good character single aged 34.— fiee. 29, Mansel-street. Pembroke. 47232.14 As Grcom under a Coachman; willing to make himself useful, good character; aged 17 -W. C.. 30, Broad-street. Griffiths town, Newport, Mon. [zl4 Wanted, by a steady, reliable Man, Situation as Groom or Groom-Coachman; married, one child; aged seven.—Slade, Upper Lodge, Tidenham, Chepstow. zl4 Wanted, Situation as Coachman; age 40; thoroughly experienced in all its branches; excellent character from taat situation.—B 22, Market-street, Tredegar. 4736zl4 Gardener (Head), or good Single-handed; expe- rienced in and out; nearly six years' character last place; aged 36; married, four children.—Rees, Gar- dener, Itumney, Cardiff. 4626zl2 ~Wanteri, Situation as Groom or Groom-Coachman; thoroughly experienced; ride, drive single or pair; aged 21.—Address Maidment, Fairfield, Pontypridd. 4596zl2 Gardener: understands vines, melons, flower and kitchen gardening, land, and stock; married, aged 35; good character.—Gardener, Post-offloe. Sebas- topol, Newport 4560zll As Groomt-Gardeoer; well up in stable duties; manage greenhouses; single; disengaged about 14th. —Address Coachman. New Lodge, Burry Port, Car- marthenshire 4526tll Wanted, Situation as Groom, Willing to Assist in Garden; aged 21; good character.—Address J. Shir- vineton. Abbot's Morton, Inkberrow, Worcester. 4513z11 Wanted, by smart, active, experienced Man, Situa- tion Groom. Groom-Coachsnan; could be generally uneful: disengaged.—Thomas, 87, Lammas-street, Carmarthen. 4368z16 To BakeiiTand Confectioners.—Young Man Seeks Situation as Single or Second; well up in both branches—Apply Kear, Fryatt-etreet, Barry Dock. [z!7 Bakers and Confectioners.—Young Man as First, Second, or Single well up bread and smalls; ab. stainer good references.—D 18, Western Mail. Car. diff. 4779zl6_ imppover.—<All-roi|nd Country Job Hand Seeks Situation In good Jobbing Office; used to Oropper.— Frank Fox, E. Rees, Ystalyfera. 4766zl4 ~Bakers. —Wanted7"Situatiou as First or Single; bread, cake, smalls; aged twenty-four; good refe- rence —Apply Jame* Young, Star Holt, near Trow- bridge, Wilt*, 4594 £ 12 NURSEMAIDS, SERVANTS, AND BARMAIDS. SERVANTS WANTED. Wanted, a Young Girl, about 16; early riser.— Apply 45, Castle-road, Oardiff. e8630zl4_ a good General Servant,—Apply Mis. Griffiths, Brynteg, Pontypridd. e8631zll "Wanted, a Laundrymaid, not under 22 years oi age; wages to commence at B16 a year and to rise according to merit, with board, lodging, was-hir.g. and uniform.—Apply, personally or by letter, to the Medical Superintendent, Joint Counties' Asylum, Abergavenny. 41754 W anted, Cook-General, also Housemaid-Nurse (18); three in family.—Apply, between six and eight, with reference, 10, Windsor-place, Oardiff. 4907&17 Wanted, a good Head Housemaid, also to Waib at Table; wages £ 20: no beer.—Apply to Mrs. Morris, Coomb, Llangain, Carmarthen. 4905z13 A Gentleman is Requiring, after Christmas, aa ex- perienced General Servant, to Take Full Charge.— Address, with particulars, D 33, Western Mail, Car- diff. 4835z13 Wanted, good Geneml St-rvant.-Apply Bryawell, Church-road, Canton, Oardiff. 4894z!7 Wanted, January 4th. an experienced Houae- Pax] ourma,id; country; aged about 25; good refe- rencee required; Church wo man preferred.—Mrs. Griffiths, Llansannor House, near Cowbridge, South Wales. 41756 Wanted, a good General Servant.—Apply 1, Mande- ville-street, Canton, Oardiff. 4777zl6 Wanted. December 26th, good Plain Cook (active and capable); nurse-parlourmaid and housemaid kept.-Appl;V. stating age, wages, and references, to Mrs. F. James, Penvdarren House, Merthyr Tvdfil. L__ 41716 Wanted, as Housemaid, respectable Girl; about 18. -State age, capabilities, and wages required, Mrs. Thomson, St. David's, Barry, near Cardiff. 4800z12 Wanted, good General Servant, aged 20 to 25.— Apply Mrs. Lewis, Cliveden, Mount Pleasant, Swan- eea) 4806zl6 Clean, tidy Girl (14) Wanted to Help in Housework good training under good servant.—Apply 7, Eaet- grove. Oardiff, between five and six p.m. 41719 Wanted, a good Cook-General; one who can cook well and understands housework; waiting also re- quired; good wages to a competent person.—Apply W., De-la-Beche. Skettv, Swansea. 4344zlb wanted, young General oervant for Housework; active and obl;fring; must have good character.—ifre. Dr. Jones, Mumbles 4606zl2 AvcridaJe-Registry, for Ladies and Servants and Assistants; sru.H foe.—Stamped address. Butlers.— Morgans. 10. CUve-street, Cardiff. 4764zl4 Wanted, first week in January, thoroughly exps- rienced Nurse, able to do plain sewing.—Apply, with references, to Mrs. Edgar Webb, Eafod-y-ddol, Nantyglo, Mon. 4754z14 W^ted~Hou«em»id.—Apply Mrs. Bowker, Cwm- bran House, Pontnewydd, ne&r Newport, Mon. 4752zl4 Watnted. a good General Seivont and an experienced Nurse. — Apply 8, Clvfaha-square, Newport, Mon. 4753*14_ Home and Registry.—45, Charles-street, Cardiff— Wanted, CO'Dks, Kitchenma.ids. Nurses, House-Par- lourmaids, Laundresses. Housekeepers, Generals, Groonis, Pages; good wages; immediate engage- ments. ?? 4760zl4 Wanted,• respectable Geoenal ServMit; two in family reference; wages, £ 12.—18, Cloudesdale- road. Balbam, London. 4720zll "Mra^-Booth, Park~Registry.—Wo.rted, Cooks and GfcLerals. Ladies Suited. Disengpged, Two House- kecptrs. Beds for Servan1B.-4,. Frederick-street, Cardiff. Stamp. 4748zl4 "Wanted, respectable Girl, 18, Make Herself Useful and Assist in Shop.—Apply, personally (references requited), I., Wall. street, Ebbw Vale. 4738zl4 ""Wanted, good Housemaid.—Apply, or by letter, stating age, experience, wages (good cha- racter indispensable), Mrs. Simkin, Cedars, Pontrilas, HerefordBhire. 4741z14 Wanted, good General Servant; also Housemaid.— Apply, by letter, or personally, after three p.m.. 33, Westbcurne-road, Penarth. 4746z14 ~Wanted^a 8trong~Giri as General Servant—Apply 217. Bute-road. Cardiff. 4617zl2 "Wanted, a Plain Cook.-Apply, giving reterenc", to Mrs. Francis, Myrtle Hill, Carmarthen. 41677 Wanted—Mrs. Pedler's Registry, 22, Charles-street, Cardiff—Cooks, Housemaids. Parlourmaids, expe- rienced Generals, Mother'* Help. Disengaged. Bar- maids, Job Cooks, Waiters. 4672z13 in experienced General Servant; small family; Churchwoman.—Apply, with references, Mrs. Watkin Davies, Ooedkernew Rectory, Ourtleton, Cardiff. 4674zl3 Piain"Oook8 and experienced Generals Wanted imme- diately. Under Housemaid, 18, twelve months' refe- rences, Disengaged —Registry, 2, Victoria-street. Aber- gavenny. 4595zl2 ~Generaf Servant.—Respectable Young Girl Wanted for Kitchen; housemaid kept.-Apply Mrs. E. Jcnes, 42, Clive-road, Penarth. 4561zll Wanted. for Two in Family, good General Servant, capable of cooking. Also House-Parlourmaid.—Apply to Mistress, Western Mail, Swansea. 4634z12 "Wanted immediateiy. good Genertv Servant; tiniaU family. Also Nurse-Housemaid Wanted, by January 20th.— Apply Mrs. Renwick, Milford, Stanwull-road, Penarth. 41618 Wanted, in Fortnight, House-Parlourmaid in Single Gentleman's Houee —Letteiw only, Williams, Draycot, Stow Park, Newport. 4552zll General Serv: ct. Able to Cook: Mftstance given no washing; good character indispensable; willing sen-ant will find kind mistress.—C 69, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4519zll Wanted at onoe, good Cook-General; must furnish good reference from laet situation; nurse-housemaid kept.—Apply Shepton, Victoria-square, Penarth. [zll ~Wanted at once, strong Girl m Kitchenmaid; from country preferred.—Apply, stating age, references, wacrea leauired. Mrs. Christie, Tregroes, Pen- coed. 4540zll "Wanted, an experienced Cook for Good-claw Restau- rant; age, references, and salary expected. -Address D 36, Western Main Office, Cardiff. 4913z13 "Wanted,-Young"Ladv as Barmaid in First-claes Hotel; must be of good appearance and address; state age, experience, and enclose photo, which will be returned.—Apply Freshfield, Tredegar-c'iambera, Newport. _——. 41752 Wanted, General Servant, not under 18, with refe- rence.—Apply Mrs. Mon'gwn, Gethinjr Hotel, Penygraig, Rhondda. 4854zl3_ Wanted, clean, industrious Person as Kitchenmaid; not under 20.—Applv, stating age reference, 4c.. Mrs. Hutchings, "njomaa Arm s Hotel, Llanelly. z!3 Wanted, good Commercial-room Waitress; one that thoroughly understands her duties. Also good Plain Cook.—Apply. Manageress, Tredegar Arms Hotel, Tredegar. 4862zl7 Wanted, a strong Girl as ernai .-Apply Pro- prietress, Great Western Hotel. Cardiff. 48852:13 Coffee-room Waitress Wanted; state age, waees, re- ference .—Aj iply Fleece_HoteL, CheIte-Hham. 4870zl7 "W»nted"a7especbait)ie Toung Lady as Barmaid, Used to Quick Counter Trade; good references.—Apply J. D., 53, Dean-street, Aberdare. 4821zlo Wanted, good plain Cook, and. to Assist Generally in Housework age not under 26 good references— Apply Mrs. Curtis, Freemasons' Hotel, Tredegar. [zI6 Wantedl>ady Help must be thoroughly domes, ticated. Also a Young Girl as Waitress.-Apply Black LionHotel. St. Mary-street^ Cardiff. 4841zl^ Wanted, an attractive Young Lady tor the Pit Bar. Theatre Royal; must have knowledge of the Business.—Apply Black Lion Hotel, St, Cardiff. —,— Wanted, experienced Mahaging Barmaid; not unaer 30 vears of ape; three under-barmaids kept; good salary to am efficient person.-Apply Vjctona Hotel, Barry Docks. "Wanted, a General Servant, between 15 and 16; good reference required.—Apply Duke of Ttor^4^^i2 Cardiff. ""Manageress (Serve), middle aged; Murage rees (Restaurant), Barmaid (Wait), W^itre^, Chambermaid, Cooks, Kitchenmaids, Generals, .age, Groom. Beds.—Davies's, 45, Charles-street, Car- I+/0&2X1 "Wanted, respectable Middle-aged Manageress, &c.. to Take Charge of respectable, long-established Liccsed House in Mining Distnct; actmty and busi- ness capacity indispensable—Address D ?, Western Mail. Cardiff. Wanted, a good General Servant; used to pubic- house business; good reference* required.-Apply Brewers' Arms, Orange-street., Swansea. 4749zll Wanted immediately, Hotel Housekeeper, Cooks Kitchenmaids, Sculleuymaid, Waitresses, Pages; best wages—Hotel Employes' Registry, Castle Arcade, Cardiff. Saml. Mafks, Manager 4704zl3 Wanted^ot once, General Servant.—Apply Ounbrian Hotel,^Swansea. 46957.13 "Under-Kitc.henmaid.—Wanted, smart, active Single Perecn; about 20; used to oookmg vegetables and plain cooking; wages £ 14.-Ewins and Son Royal Albert Restaurant Newport. 4631z12 Wanted immecSately, a thoroughly experienced Bar- n^d Used to a Quick Counter Trade^unexeeptiopaWe Terence required.-Apply Mrs. Williams Tylor s Hotel, Tylorstown. 470Dzl3 Kitchenmaid.—Wanted, experienced Kitchenmaid in first-class Restaurant; wages. £ 18 business closed on Sundays. —Apply 164, Commercial-street, Newport, Wanted, a respectable Toung Under- Barmaid.—Address M 5, Western Mail Offic^Swan- sea. —- •— Waited immediately, a Coffee and Commercial Room Waitress; must hare good reference—Apply, personally^i^posable^BushHotel .Swansea. zll_ ""Wanted, a clean, respectable G-irl ae General Servant; one from the oountrv preferred. -Apply vw. Dock Hotel. Tyndaai-scfreet, Oardiff. 4503zll FEMALE SERVANTS WANT PLACES. Requires Situation; good references; thoroughly experienced.Apply D., 30, Caerau-road, Newport, Mon. lAdy Recommends experienced Nurse for CSiildren Out of Arms, or ea Maid to Elderly Lady; four years' character.—Mrs. Clarke, Caldicot Fareonage, Chep- gww. 4906a4 "Experienced Cook Wants Situation where kitchen- maid is kept.—Apply T. W., 13, High-street, Mountain Ash. .„ 4855zl3 The Rev. T. Walters Wishes to Recommend Young Woman as Under Ladies' Maid; understands dress making aged 20.—Rectory, Maenclochog, Treffgarne. 4863zl7_ Cook (experienced), also good nousemaid, House- IWlourmaiaa, Sewing-moids. CSiildren's-maids, Help6, Nurees, Waiting Early Engagements. —Apply Worces- ter-street gafrTpeas Agency. Glouoes^r. _Jj»r PUBLIC AMUSEMENT8. CAjtDIFF. rjl H E A T a JE JJ O Y A L Leebee and YMager .Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11th, 1895. RETURN VISIT OF THE POPULAR ACTOR, MH. W. H. HALLATT AND HIS POWERFUL CQ}| PAN Y. Specially organised for tlic production of One of the Most Successful Eramas of the Day-the DANGERS OF IT ONDON. Prkoes, 6d. to B2 2s. Doors Open M Seven Commence at 7.30. "NOTICE.—In consequence of the Enormous Pre- parations being made for the Gorgeous CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME of THE FCjRTY THIEVE& (Under the Direction of Mr. H. H. Morell and Mr. Fred Mouillci). this Theatre will be CLOSED from DECEMBER 14th till DECEMBER 24th (Christmas Eve), when it will be presented with Unrivalled Splendour. Owing to the unprecedented demand for seats for THIS Pantonine, the Box Plans are Now Open, a.t Messrs. Thompson and Sliackell's (Limited), Queen-street. l 41700 Vy R A N D 4 THEATRE V^T Lessee and Manner.Mr. CLARENCE S»»KES The Premifcr Theatre of Wales. Splctdid and Enthusiastic Reception, of the charming Comedy, Å "pAIR OF SPECTACLES, From the Canuck Thea-tre, London. Monday next. December Ibth, for Three Nights Only, THE MANXMAN. In Active PreparadOn. the Grand, Gorgeous Pantomine DICK WHITTINGTON. Box Office at the "Theatre from 10 to 4. Tele- phone 725. Doors open at Seven; commence 7.30. Prices from 6d. to £ 1 la. 41705 THE M P I R E Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT. AMAZING PROGRESS OF ACROBATIO ART. The Ablest of All Acrobats, THE SIX gj. LINSERETTIS Till Two Weeks ago THE LEADING FEATURE AT THE LOXDON EMPIRE FOR SOME MONTHS PAST. VARIETIES BY THE THREE SISTERS JONGHMANS, And a Selection uf Excellent Artistes. s TOLL'S -PANOPTICON PHILHARMONIC ifeiLL AND BUILDINGS, ST. MAfcY-STBEET. ¡ EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT. &ATURDAY AJ-TfeRNOON AT THREE. rp uT E s I N TRELS. THIS WEEK ONLY. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON— THB AZTECS IN THE CURIO HALLS. Prices ha usual. NEWPORT. THE JgJMPIRE. Managing Director — OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT; THE THREE JJOMAS And the INDIAN PRINCESS, NALA DAMAJANTI, WITH THE GIANT SERPENTS. An Instructive and Thrilling Exhibition. Varieties by Others. -yiCTORI A THEATRE MONDAY, DEOEMBER 9, 1895. and during the Week, special Engagement of Mr. J. Pitt Hardacre's Company, in the cele- brated Drama, THE TICKETt-OF-LEAVE MAN. NEXT WEEK;—THE PRAIRIE FLOWER- Admission: -Stalls, 311.; Pit Stalls, 2s.; Balcony, is. 6d. Pit, Ie. Gallery, 6d. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 7.45. PONTYPRIDD. R)YAL CLAREXCi THEATRE, C PONTYPRIDD. Proprietors Messrs. TRENCHARD and JONES. TO-NIGHT AND DURING THE WEEK, Mr. St.. Aubyn Miller's Powerful Company, in his own Drama, AN ENGLISHWOMAN. CHRISTMAS, 1893, Grand Production of Messrs. Trencbard and Jones's First Georgeous Comic PANTOMIME, LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD, Under the management of Mr. Maurice E. Band- mann. Prices as usual. 41689 PUBLIC NOTICES. XFORD UNIVERSITY V 0 CARDIFF. CARDIFF ARMS PARK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14TH, 1895. KICK OFF 2.45. Seats, Is. each, Reserved, Inside Ropes, on application to Secretary. This does not include admission to the Field. 41745 G RAND THEATRE SERVICES. NEXT SUNDAY, December 15. 7.n-W. J. 3-VSCE. 8.15—DR. HARRY GUINNESS. SOLOISTS, &c.: MISS POI,LIE COLLINS. MADAME DAVIES-EVANS. Mr. R. W EVANS. Mr. E. T. HADDON. Mr. PERCY ANGLE ('Cello). CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA. Admission free. Circle, 2d. e4920 COME AT ONCE and Select Your Christmas Cords (Comic, Chaste, and Special). Large Stock of WRITING DESKS in Wood and Leather. PHOTO ALBUMS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, CARD CASES, INKSTANDS, and a Large Variety of Goods Suitable for Ilresents. The Poets, bound in all styles of leather, from 2s. lid. each. SCRIBBLING DIARY, three-day to a page, with Street Map Of Cardiff, Is. A New RAILWAY MAP of ENGLAND, jut pub. lished, 10s.; size 50 x 42. JUVENILE BOOKS and CHILDREN'S ANNUALS. THE SCHOLASTIC TRADING COM- PANY (LIMITED), 7, ST. JOHNS-SQUARE, CARDIFF. e4936 MISCELLANEOUS. Is Your Watch Wrong? lite Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of Watches of every description, English or Foreign, is 38, Ca/>tle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir, for ten years with Mr. Spiridion. Clocks and Music Boxes Cleaned and Repaired, e4202 What very bad weather for the family washing day. Cannot get the clothes dry. Try Spencer's 29s. 6a. Wringer and Mangle; it will goon remedy this great inconvenience.—Spencer's, St. John's-square, Oar- diff. e4916 Xmas Novelties for our Boys and Girts at Spencer's Babv Carriage Warehouse, St. John's-square, Quo. dilL e4916 What more useful Xmas Present than one of Spencer's New High Arm Hand Sewing Madhines, with walnut, cover and full set of appliances, for £ 2 18s. 6d cash? Money returned if not approved Best value in Sewing Machines.—Spencer's Domestic Machine Depot, St. John's-square, Oardiff. e4916 Christinas Cards—latest Designs at Miss Morgan's, Stationer, ofc«» bridrs, Jame#-s*reet, Docks. car. t d* -f*»"*l Z j

I Upon his Track I Councillor Sittfinc-Veal—I no leave trail till I take scalp.

HOTELS. PENARTH. rjpHE Q UEEY RESTAURANT (Adjoining Station), STANWELL ROAD. First-class Luncheon from Is. Tea 6d. High-class Cakes and Confectionery, NOTED FOR PIC-NIC CATERING. Accommodation for very large Parties. THE QUEEN RESTAURANT, PENARTH. H. R. WILLIAMS, Proprietor JJACON. BACON. DAVID JONES AND CO T IMITED, THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR FOOD PROVIDERS, HAVE JUST LANDED A VERY H EA VY CONSIGNMENT OF p EA-FED, RINGED WILTSHIRE S I D E S PERFECT CURE AND SELECTION LIGHT. LEAN, VERY MILD. A ID. PER LB: Itr4 BY THE SIDE. Note our only Address: — WESTMINSTER STORES w HARTON-STREET, CARDIFF. Telegrams: "Premier.' Telephone: National, 621. 41642

CORDEROY SYNDICATE. JUDGMENT ENTERED FOR THE PLAINTIFFS. The case of Tyser and Co. and Others v. the Shipownere' Syndicate (Re-assured) and Others came on Tuesday afternoon before Mr. Justice Mathew, in chambers, for the final settlement of the judgment. Mr. Whattoo appeared for the plaintiffs, and Mr. O'Malley (from, the office of Messrs. Crump) for th3 defendants. Mr. Justice Mathew entered judgment for the plaintiffs as against the several members of the syndicate for their proportions of the total loss and return premiums in accordance with the proportions written against their re- spective names in the policy. Some discussion took place as to the form the declaration which his lordship was asked to pronounce should take, and 't was even- tually settled in the following words:— 1. That the defendants are severally, and not jointly, liable on the policy underwritten by them in the proportions stated opposite their respective names, and that they are severally liable to re-pay the plaintiffs the like propor- tion of any return premiums, the amount thereof to b,, settled between the respective solicitors. 2. That the plaintiffs are entitled by way of fiNt charge, as security for the performance of the several obligations of each defendant, to the benefit of the several proportions belonging to any defaulting defendant of any re-insu- rarce of the risks severally insured by such defendant, and to the benefit of all moneys belonging to any such defaulting defendant received by the trusteoe pursuant to Clause 16 of the underwriting agreement under suoa re- insurance, and that the plaintiffs are not entitled to have a lien on the whole eum re- ceived in respeob of such re-insurance. 3. That the re-insurance policies are to be retained by Messrs. Corderoy and Miller upon the trust contained in ClauBe 16 of the agree- ment. of 1895, and that the plaintiffs are not entitled to the possession of them.

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER- T THOMPSONS BURDOCK PILLS purify tfce 'oullest blood, and relieve every disease of Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys Pure Blood gives Health. Thou- sands have been cured by these wonderful Pills where disease could not be cached by any other medicine, vS'old by an OOhemiet*, in boxes, h. lid. oud 2s. 3d. each. Sent by Tail 00 any sddre«. -,AM The Barry District Poultry Society have decided to hold a members' show in January, and hope that an open show may be held la«ter. RHEUMATIC CURE—Phil PhilUns* "Fhcumatic Cure." Sufferers from Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica and Neuralgia may Obtain Instcnt Relief and Certain Cure by Using the Patent Appliances— SocEs from 10s. 6d. per Pair. Belts from 10s. 6d. each, Wristlets from 5s. per Pair. Send measure- mt-nts, with remittmice, to Phil Phillips, Jeweller. 24, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. e37082 On Monday night 40 men of the Devon (11th) Regiment, under com oand of Major Harries, arrived by train from the depot, Exeter, to join the headquarters of the regiment at Pembroke Dock. Thousands of Children die annually from that terrible disease, CROUP All may be saved by giving them Mortimer's Croup Mixture in time. May b: obtained of all chemists at Is. lid. per bottle. r34469 On Tuesday morning the infant child of William Hewish, of Jamee-street, Blaenavon, was found dead in bed by the side of it* mother. Remember that GwQym Erast' Quinine Bittern, the Vegetable Tooic, braces the system, and enables it t, resist attacks of cold and various other com- j plaints. Sold in Bottles. 2s. 9d. oad 4e. 6d. eoob; sample size, Is. 1 £ & 41617 4

OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. PROROGATION COUNCIL AT WINDSOR TO-MOBJP.OW. A special train has been ordered to l&avc Paddington at 12.30 to-morrow (Thursday) Mmisterji. and others attending the Prorogation Geuwisl to be held on tihe after- noon of that day by her Majesty at Windsor. As the main business 's of a purely formal character, it is expected that enly a bare quorum of Ministers will go down. The date of the re-assembling of Parliament for the deapatdh of business will be about the middle of February, but the actual dace will be gazetted on Friday.

TAFF YALE DISPUTE. THE COMPANY AND LORD WINDSOR* A meeting of the directors of the TaiF Vale Compa-ny waB held on Tuesday, at which it was expected and hoped by the Taff Vale em- ployes who a;.e out on strike that some definite action would be taken in response to the letter from Lord Windsor. This letter, it is well known, was sent as vhe result of a deputation from the men who waited upon Lord Windsor on Saturday, his lordship agreeing to write to the oompeuiy oo. behalf of the employee, asking that the directors would receive a deputation from, the men. This letter was sent on Satur- day. The proceedings on Tuesday were strictly priva.te. but we understand, that the attitude of the directors towards the men and the question of the men's deputation to the directors is prao- j tically unchanged. j

PEMBROKE DOCKYARD. GENERAL LATJJRIE AND AN IN- CREASED SUBSIDY. At a meeting of the Pembroke Dook Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, Mr. Sileox presiding, a letter was read from General Laurie, M.P. for the boroughs, stating that it was his intention to bring forward the matter of an increased subsidy to Pembroke Dockyard, the same w had been granted to the Eastern dockyards. Thanks were ordered to be forwarded to General Laurie, and also a respectful euggeation that General Laurie would, in oonjundtion with the oounity member, interview the AdijMralty to bring more pro- minently before tiheir lordships the necessity and desirability of increased pecuniary grants. ? _.?'

SMALL-POX SCARE. ARRIVAL OF AN INFECTED VESSEL AT BARRY. The steamship Viva, which arrived at Barry from Greenwioh on Tuesday, was ait once boarded by Mr. E. Leyshon, the sanitary inspector, on tjhe strength of information thait a (We of small-pox had reoently occurred on the ship. It appears that a fireman had been put ashore at Greenwich, ■presumably suffer- ing from small-pox. Mr. Leyshon issued an injunction that no one should leave the ship, and Dr. Neale (medical officer of health) made a searching examination of the ship. The crew were in good health, but they will be re- vaocinated, and disinfectants will be freely used.

SENTENCED TO DEATH. WOMAN CONVICTED OF KILLING A WOMAN. At Warwick Assizes on Tuesday Sarah Ann Eden, a midwife, was indicted for the wilful murder of Rebecca Sinister, a married woman. a.t Aston. Birmingham, it being alleged that she performed an illegal operation, which proved fatal. Before her death the deceased told her husband what had been done, and nt ii asserted that the prisoner then begged him not to tell the doctore who had been called tt attend Mrs. Sinister. The prisoner Was found guilty and sentenced to death.—The Judge remarked that the crime was ontly too common. He hoped the sentence would deter others from pursuing this wicked tirade.

FELL OVER THE CLIFFS. A LONDONER'S NARROW ESCAPE AT THE MUMBLES. A gentleman who came from London to appily for a position at the Salisbury Olub, Swansea, had a startJdng experience a* the Mumbles on Monday. He fell over the cliffs near Brace- let Bay into the tide below, but was rescued, and appeared to have sustained soaroely any injury.

COLLIERY ACCIDENT. Our Claycroes correspondent telegraphs that five hundred miners have been imprisoned in the Hardwick Colliery since one o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, at which hour the shaft became blocked through the falling of the cage, containing "corves" of coal. Fortunately, the men are in no danger, and will be brought up as soon as the shaft can be cles-red.

CARDIFF MUSICAL! FESTIVAL. Tho promoters of the Cardiff Triennial Musical Festival do not intend to let the grass grow under their feet. They are alreadv pre- l paring for the 1898 festival, and a meeting of > the executive council has been called for Thurs day night.

FOR MEALS AND BETWEEN MEALS Ifcere is no more refreshing and invigorating BeverMNi tlan Oadbury's Cocoa It is iufiniteiy c»u|,erior to tea or coffee for its nourishing aDd strength-imparting 3ua!/ties. aad it it genuine and unadulterated. r3435—1 At the fortnightly meeting of the Neath Beard of Guardians on Tuesday a letter was read from the Cardiff Union asking whether the Nea.th (Guardians would furnish accommodation a.t their workhouse, upen terms to be mutually agreed, for some of the Cardiff cases if there should be overcrowding at the Cardiff Work- house thie winter. The application was referred to a committee. Don't forget that Gwilvm Evans' Quinine Bitters is the only certain and reliable Tonic for low spirits aDd other liver disorder*. Sold in BotUes. 2s. 9d. aad 41, 6d, each; maple sise, la. l £ d. 41617

SACRILEGE AT CARDIFF. DARING ROBBERY AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH}. It has been the practice of the Vicar of St. Mary's, Cardiff. to leave the doors of the church open all day for the use of anyone desirous of spending a few minutes in private devotion. On Tuesday morning, during the absence of the sacristan at breakfast, some person entered and broke open the two boxes attached to the pillars—where those who are anxious to assist the poor drop in their con- tributions—and abstracted the contents, the amount of which is not known. Con- siderable force must have been used, as the lids of the boxes are much hrokm.

CARDIFF SCHOOL BOARD. CHOOSING CANDIDATES FOR THE coMO'G ELECTION. We have authority for etairing that Llr. S. A. Brain will ivcft allow Lis nwme to be put for- I ward as a candidate at me nert cciiool board ejection, in cousequenjoe of preosure of engage. ments, and consequent inability to attend to the duties of the board. THE CATHOLIC CANDIDATES. A meeting of Carbolic eiecftore was neid on Tuesday night in St. David's-hail, Cardiff (Father Alphonsus Van Den Heuvel in the chair), when tie Very Rev. Father Hayde. already a- member of the Cardiff School Board, and Father Gibbons (St. David's) in succession to the late Rev. Mgr. Williams were adopted J as the Caitholic candidates at the forthcoming I Cardiff School Board election. I

A NEW THEATRE. FORXATION OF A SYNDICATE AT CARDIFF. We understand that a syndicate is being formed for the purpose of establishing a large theatre at Cardiff. Tho syndicate have had in contemplation several rites, among them being the Qenen-etreet Arcade and Hall. ANOTHER THEATRE FOR SWANSEA. Still another theatre scheme is being mooted as Swansea. The idea of the supporters (who met on Monday) is to erect premises in Orohard- streeit and High-storeet, with entrances fiiom both streets, and it is etated that half the pro- posed capital, JS20,000, hsis been priva.tely sub- scribed in {London.

WELSH COAL TRADE. THE PLYMOUTH COLLIERY DIS- PUTE. A meeting between the management of the Plymouth Colliery Company and the repre- sentatives of the workmen at that colliery was held at the Engineers' Institute, Cardiff, on Tuesday to discuss the matters in dispute and, if passible, to arrive at some settlement. Mr. T. H. Bailey, manner of the Plymouth Colliery, and other gentlemen represented the owners, and Mr. David Morgan and the repre- sentaitives elected by the workmen appeared for the other side. After going into the matter a.t some length the meeting was ultimately adjourned until Friday, when it is expected that some amicable arrangement will be arrived at.

COLLIERS ON STRIXE. An unfortunate misunderstanding has arisen between the employers at the Speech House Hill Colliery, near Coleford, and their workmen. It appears that the management had been urging upon their men that there were several matters"m which tSie scale of par for certain kinds of work were ripe for revision and re- arrangement, and the men were asked to accept a re-arangemen.t. This wag declined, and in the result a notice was affixed on the pit-head to terminate oorutracts. This notice expired on Saturday, and tlie men have now come out on strike. ?--

PENAL SERVITUDE FOR LIFE. At Munster Winter Assizes on Tuesday Michael Lawton was put on trial for the mur- der of his wife at Ladysbridge, County Cork. There were some peculiar features in the case. The prisoner, a blacksmith, had lived happily with his wife for seventeen years. He brought the priest to see his wife, who found her dead, her head having been fractured with a hammer. Prisoner then said he would run away, but the clergyman detainee, him until the polioe arrested him.—The jury, after very consider, ahle consideration, found him guilty of man- slaughter. and he was sentenced to penal servi- tude for life. -??- -?--

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. On Tuesday afternoon William Thomas, an engine-driver on the Great Western Railwav, a single man 35 years of age, was severely crushed between his engine and the coal shed at Landore Station, and expired before he reached Swansea Hospital. LINEN LAUNDERED, Curtains Cleaned, Oorpefc* Beaten, Windows Cleaned. Red Cross Vans and Ladder. TVucts to aU parts daily.—Oardiff Steam Laundry. Cbrpet and Window Cleaning Company (Limited), Mmny-street, Cfcthays. Cardiff. Send Past- card. e39609

Cardiff's Latest Freem an. Sir Edward J. Reed has presented the ex- Mayor of Cardiff (Alderman P. W. Carey) and the town-clerk (Mr. J. L. Wheatlev) with hand- some gifts ac mementoes of the recent preeenta- tion. of the freedom of the borough. Alderman Carey is the recipient of an elaborate silver cigar-case, whilst Mr. Wheatley's present takes the form of a silver cigarette-case. These marks of appreciation are much valued by the popular ex-mayor and the town-clerk.

PEPPER* QUrNINE AND IRON TOXIC, en- bracing, vivifying, sustaining, dispels dep jMioo, •one indigestion, netumlgia, aod all acta* cr pah* only real taafe. J :???.

A Father's Fell Deed THREW HIS BABY THROUGH THE WINDOW. ] Dale Hurled the Child Through the ? Glass, then Followed the Little On Himself. Robert Dale, an iceman, 46 years old, of New York, made a desperate attempt to kill his one year old daughter Roea and himself. He threw the child from a fourth prorey win,, dow and jumped out after her. One week ago the family consisted of Robert Dale, who occa- sionally worked in the ice houses on the river front, and who always drank; the wife. Annie, who. to support the family, took m washing, and two children.—Robert, aged three yeare, and Rosa, one year old. The family occupied the fourth floor of the house. In the early part of the week the boy Robert was taken sick: with diphtheria. His mother took him to the hospital. Later, he developed scarlet fever, a.nd died on Tuesday. There was no money in rhe house with whiA to pay the funeral expenses, but. Mrs. Dale went to Undertaker Karuii, who agreed to bury the child and wail for his money. The ahild was buried, but instead of going to the grove with the body Mrs. Dale was obiiged to stay at home and do washing all day in order that there might be food in the house. Her husband, however, vent to the grave. On his return Dale found his wife holding the year old Rosa in her arms. He at once began to upbraid his wife for the Aeath of little Robed. saying ihitt she should hav? kept the child at home and cared for him rather than send him to a hospital. Mrs. Dale replied that she could not earn money enough to support her husband and fijnily and at the same time gfive proper care and attention to a sick child. Dale glared wildly at his wife, and then, going down to the yard, found an ?xe, with which he returned to the room. The light of madnew was in his eyes. "YOll killed my boy; I'll kill you!" cried, and made aa attempt to brain his wife. She dropped the baby to the floor and jumped for her infuriated husband. For a few minutes the man and woman fought all about the room for possession of the axe. Suddenly Dale ceased struggling and seized the ba.by from the fic«or. "If I can't kill you, I will kill the baby and myself! he yelied. Before Mrs. Dale oould prevent it he had hurled the baby through the window, giasa and all. He looked at his wife a second atod then plunged headforemost after the little one. Mrs. Dale ran shrieking w the street, and two policemen hastened to the yard in the rear, expecting to find only zhe bruised and broken bodies of the 'at&er and child. In- stead they fouind the baby lying in a corner by the fence apparently uninjured, while Dale lay near by, but apparently not much hurt. On the arrival of an ambulance from the hos- pital the doctors could not find any indication* of injury about, the child. It wae found that Dale had a compound fracture of the left ribs and a broken right arm. He was taken to the hospital, while the child wa* leit with its mother, who refused to part with it.

THE LIBERAL SHIP. MR. ALFRED THOMAS, ..a..P. SAYf IT IS OVERLOADED Mr. Alfred Thomas. M.P., for East Glw morgan, addressed a public meeting of his onstituents at Carmel Chapel, Blaenllebhae, on Tuesday evening. The chair was occupied by Councillor Morris Morris, Ferndaie. Mr. Alfred Thoma £ ALP., hi the course of his speech, said he was in favour of one organisation for Wales—an organisation that could speak in the name of Wales, not, to Wales, but through Wales, and for Wale*. (Applause.) But that night he was there to talk of East Glamorgan. He was glad to tmd that. in Biaenilechau. they were not gemg to hgiht as a DlOb, but as an organised body. They had vn this constituency to r»> cognise the existence of a man in the oppoaitt ranks vho was good at organisation, and the proof of that lay in the fact that be reduced their Liberal majority by over 800. He had been todd that he was called upon to render an aooount of his stewardship. Well, he had onily one programme, and that only a very small programme. He was of opinion that the Liberal ship had been overloaded, and1 they ought to put a Plimaoll mark oa it. (Applause.) Did he believe in Rome Rule for Wa.Ies' He did. But there ww8 nothing to be put before Disestablishment-— he was going to stick to that, whatever might happen. It was true they would get Dis- establishment very soon if they had "Home Rule all round." but he believed they would get Disestablishment years before they would get Home Rule all round. (Applause.) Mr. Thomas, referring to the voluntary schools question, said he would give them the same financial assistance as the board schools, if thev were placed unaer popular control, and linger no other conditions.—Mr. Morgan Thomas, of Cardiff (the secretary of the South Wales Liberal Federation), having spoken, it was decided to form a local association, to be called the Blaenlleahaia Labour and Liberal Association, and a list of gentlemen to form & committee was also adopted.

CALYINISTIC METHODISM, i THE FORWARD MOVEMENT MEET. INGS AT ABERYSTWITH. The meetings in connection with the Cal- vmistic Metihodist Forward Movement were continued at Aberveriwith on Tuesday, under the presidency of Mr. Robert Rowlands:, J P. —The annual report, submitted by the Rev. Lewis Ellis (»toretarv), showed that there were now some 22 oentres worked under the auspices of the movement.—After a short discussion the report was adopted—The Rev. John Pugh explained ti-p scheme m connection with the proposal to establish a women's branch. The question; he said, had been before the various committees for some time, but no definite stt'p8 had been taken. It was, however, of the greatest importance to have women engaged in the work o* the 'orwerd movement.—After several others had spoken in support of the proposal, it was unanimously decided to form a "women c branch," to be worked along lines somewha* similar to those adopted by the Rev. William Ross, of Glasgow, in oonueotior. with hie slum mission work, It was, however, though* to be advisable that one house be rented to make a start with, and tha.t the money to defray the expenses of tbi- work be raised by private subscriptions amongst the ladies of the denomination without mating any appeal to the public. 1* was pointed out that there were several ladiee already anxious to offer their servicer, in connection with the work.—In the evening a public meeting was "held. wh-n addresses were delivered oil the work carried forward under the auspices of the society at Cardiff, Newport, Swansea, and other populous dista-icts in GiMnofgaaMhire and Motiinouth- ahire.

ECCLESIASTICAL NEWS. On Friday last Ohancellor Davey was ;-n- I stalled at St. David's Cathedral, and on the tune day a successor to the Rev. W. d. SjHirrell Was appointed, the Rev. Mr. Evans, from the Diooeee of Bangor, being the success- ful candidsutt. The new cha-nceiior read his declaration on Smndiay morning, preaching the' sermon at the same service, and also reading the lessons in the morning and afoernoon. T%e rev. gentleman left 9t. Davids oti Monday morning.

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