Evening Express

r——— — Enjoyed by Young- and Old. BIRD'S CUSTARD POWDER Provides not only delicious Custard, but an endless variety of delightful damtv dishes. I NO EGGS! NO TROUBLE! — £

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BIRTHS, MAESIAGES, DEATHS. BIRTHS. COItRIGALL—November 28th. at Upper Weston, Somerset., the Wife of Thomas RoeM CoITigall, of a son. Australian papers please copy. HEARD.—On the 27th inst., at Lisvane, the wife of P. R. Heard, Solicitor, Cardiff, of a son. MARRIAGES- BEET)—THOMAS.—November 26th, 1895, at St. Margaret's Church, Roath, by the Rev. F. J. Beck, EtfteK- William Beed. of Warwick, to Eveline Marv, second daughter of Mr. J. E. Thomas, 56, Moy-road, Bcath Park, Cardiff. ,< DEATHS. LLEWEU, YX.-On November 27th. at Baglan House. Pontypridd, Margaret, widow of the late Richard Llewellyn, Manager Treforest Works. aged 63 years. Private Funeral Monday, Glyntaf Churchyard. Lt;WIS.-On the 25th November, at Tvlacoch, Aber- cam (the residence of her son), Rebecca, widow of the late Robert Lewis, of St. Marv Hill Court, Bridgend, aged 63 years. Funeral ou JViday, the 29th inst., from the Court for Conwinstone, at One p.m. MORGAN.—On November 26th, at Cheonvcat Elizabeth Morgan, aged 86, deeply regretted. To be buried at Pencoed Chapel on Friday, the 29th, funeral leav- ing at twelve o'clock. Friends will please accept this intimation. No wiraths. TOM-On the 28th inst., Sidnev Clifford. eldest beloved son of T. J. and Lena Tom, aged seven years and six months. Funeral Directors, Stone Bros.. 5, Working-street, Cardiff. filii .? ,SALE OR EXCHANGE. A Six Lenses Camera for Sale, or will"ivvoha.icre Anything in Photography Material. -Applv at Essex Cottage, New Plassey-sfcreet, PenarMi. e8570zl -?- MISCELLANEOUS SALES. -?-? 1,000 Bu-jinees Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads 38.: 10.COO Useful Handbills, fe. bd.: sampler free— Fisher and Co., Machine Printers, Broadmead Bris- to1 -M-urnm.?. cH19 mp "mini! n ?? DOGS. For Sale, Airedal-o Terrier Dog; lrrge rid verv Bcrong, splendid house dofr fn,d grand companion" used t,) childrea; price £ 5.—Apply A 99. Express „„.„„ T ENGINES AND MACHINERY. For Sale, beautiful Large Mode) C-ompound Beam Engine; vet condenser; air pump; feed pump; governor, Stc. complete.-Apply Win. Green, 21, Castle-road, Roath, Cardiff. U8511 o—a«n——■—■i—ammmmmtm VEGETABLES. Where to Get Your Ye^-tablea—.at Mrs. E. Porter's Mfrket Gardener, Whitchurch; fresh vegetables sup- plied every Saturday at Stalls 139 and 141 in the Maiket ■ shop« supplied at the shortest notice. ez2 ■giiwiin iiiiii IIM**tti,TTirir-niBWHTTirajwrTfiiflr'aflH?namnnMaBimj BICYCLES. tew Cycle Lock. with Key. post Free Six Slampe; pairs, Plating, und Stove Enamelling promptly and cheaply at trade prices; no job too difficult, Jl^j^s'nal^—MorrisBro.H., Pont-vpridd. el9l7 MISCELLANEOUS. Is Your Watch Wrong? The Beat and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of Watches of every description, English or Foreign, is 38. Castle Arcade (third shc-p from CasUe fiireet), by James Keir, for ten years with IIr. Spindion. Clocks and Music Bcxes Cleaned r-nd Repaired. e4202 ..w ? _il? BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. To Let, Haircutting and Shaving S~aToonT~"good position.—Apply 0 3, Evening Express Office, Car- diff. e8575,5 Fried Fish Shop in Centre of Town; in-going, including goodwill. fixtures, and fittings neccssary for at once ..cinder ^Ing business, £ 7; immediate possession—Apply Taylor and Son, Auctioneers, Cus- tom House-street, Cardiff. e48!?2 laMMacBwnMwaaaanKatgmawie"' SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. Antique- Carved O^ff Bpekc-ase; height 7ft. 6in., width afe'i-' C^"edral;*<Jjj|iMlooi-s quaint carvings oniv &6TVls. 6d; rarefWJPgflix.—Hatris, The Market, Kcwpori e8578z5 Mahogany P:«rlour Suite, E2 12s. feci. Solid Maho- gany Table, 16s. 6d. Six Oak Cha-irs, 16s. 6d. Arm Clair. 4s. 6d.—Harris, The Market, Newport. Near Station. No conueotioi with any other firm. No agents. e8579z5 LOST AND FOUND. FO UND. Found. Fox Torrier dog, with Black Ears; if not claimed in three days v.-iU be sfvrj t0 defray expenses. —274.' Delt,i-street. Canton. Cardiff. ed29 LOST. Lcsi., October 19, First-ela«« Certificate engineer's No. 17,669; finder rewarded. — Forward to Mr. David- FeTysid", Csrmartherislurc. (>8:'>90 MONEY. MONEY TO LEND. Those in Want of Cash an- Recommended to Apply t) the Provincial Union Bauk. 1, Queen-square, Bristol, fr to the District Agent, E. W. Weber, 3, Working-ttrfet. Cardiff. e4550 RE MONFY nORKOWING. Messrs. WALLACE and CO., 96, QUFEV STREET, CARDIFF, Make Monetirv A'ivunces to all L/lasse^ at the lowpst rate of intrnst. SureWes are not necissary. Harmful and objec'ionaM; inquiries are not made. Aii traa4*ci!ons coudi'j''red in a bU6ine6f-like and eouitable mannpj. N.B.—Entrauce tirttt door at aide. e83Wd WMIHl »■» — AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. Ex-Police OfBct-r Wanted to Influence Business ar.ron^ the Gflmorgan^bire Constabulary, ar.tl Can- vass Orders for a Book that- ought to be in the bn.ids of every officer; price moderate; only men of business ahility nfed apply: first-cass men treated ]'!>era!ly. Alpha, Western Mail Office, Swansea, ed^a AdHStional Canvassing Ager.te (whole or spare time) Wanted bv the L. E. and G. for Cardiff and Barry Districts; splendid tenns offered to men of gooii character.—Apply. personally, District Mauai^'r,^ 83, Aibsny-road, Boath. Cardiff e8i)^2c.9 Tiie^'Friend of the Millions," Patented Article; 70,000 sold in September.—Energetic Agents Wanted ;n Uu'epreset.ted District* mauy canvassers ciear.ng £ o per week.—Send fourteen "ence for sample and postage to Aireot. iA, Kingipwo<.id-oad, Penge, S.E., Lon- ^?417dfi6 ,.| DRESSMAKERS. Milliner (stylish) accustomed to rerve; Welsh in- dispensable state reference, experience, ic, Also, a Young lady as Apprentice.—Morgan Evans, Ystal- yfera. 3755d29 MAN AND WIFE. Wanted, for the Areot^street Wesleyan Ch*pel, Pepirth, a. Caj-etaker; man and wife, no children pre- ferred.— Apnly, giving full particulars, to H. Wallis, Exchange, Cardiff. 3867d30 Wanted, Steward and Stewarde-ss for a Workmen's Ciub; without encumbrance preferred; security re- quired.—Apply, with particulars (December 6). Com- mittee, 94, Holton-rcad, Bi-rry Dock. 41B2z2 -101 _?? ?? PARTNERSHIP. Situations Vacant.—Tf You Want a Situation, Buy rn "Evening Express" Fouqx'nny Adverric-ement "Biatik" from the nearest. Newsagent, Tobacconiet, or Hairdve&srr.. Fill up t-ne Form and Send It to the Express" Offices, Cardiff. It, will probably get you a Situation. Try it. Hy ldreds are satisfied. If you cannot get a Form in your teigbbourhocd peed a postcard to the "Evening Wanted, Partner, Sleeping or Active, to Develop a. Cca-1 Business Already Iitttbl^hed.—Apply B 99, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4127zo Partner Wanted, with Capital, to Develop r.n In- Yeniion for Controlling Public Lijrhts ut the Gas- works (provisionally protected). This svstem (not electric) will perfect incandescent street lighting, no lamp lightens being required; great saving in meters, gas, AT-—Apply to the Inventor, Ohas. Parsons, Gas Works, Penrhtwretx>r. 4055d30 Wanted. One or More Capitalists to Join in Forming Syndicate to Work valuable Patent.—For particulars apply B 59. Western Mail, Cardiff. 387Sd3o Wanted. Partner, with £ 700. to Assist"in_Estliiv lishing a Business in Cardiff.—B 58, Western Mail, Cardiff. 385M30 III APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS WANTED. Furnished Room Required One^Day^pr v/ppk !>y Dentist in principal Tlioi-oughfare, Mert.hvr.— Ste/e terms, Box C 2, Western Mail, Cardiff." 4154d29 Wanted, by Two Young Ladies Engaged During D.i Sitting-room Ln(I Bedrcxim piano, bath.—State" inciu- sive tenns B 75. Western Mail, Cardiff. 3975z3 APARTMENTS TO LET — Lolgings for respi<ctable Working Man; bath; terms 3s 6(1.-3, Singlgton-road, Splotlands, Cardiff. ez5 FKs.—To Let. unfumit-hed, Front BedroomTBack Pcri^ to lespectable pecp'ie.—36, Adelaide street Cardiff. e8=46d2b A very Comfotrable Home Offered to a G^rSleuTan"; young people and musical: everv convenience and use of piano; terms »trictiy moderate.— 29. Crwvg- road, C.irdiff. c8634d27 Veiy comfortable, veH-furnishcd Rooms; j>erma- cei.tlv or otherwise; plp.isantjy stunted near pier, batha, Xc.—Apply Rock Villa. Penarth. e8520d23 Medical Student, Reading for Final Exam. Wishes Another of studious habits to Join Him (Country Heme), where tfcey could study together moderate te;ms.—B 54, Wrst-iin Mail, Cardiff. 4097d50 Comfortable A^iartmeMtM^t'or' a^GenHenian J>inin" Out, no chikiren.—3. WoodJaiid-place, Wo»rdFworth- avenue. Roatli. Cardiif. 3981 ?3 Comfortable ApartmentK neisfn'oourbood Plaiiurt^ gurtfens; suit gentleman dining out; no other lcdgci-s terms moderate.—Applv B 70, Western Mail Cardiff. 3925^2 To I^et, Sitting-room and T«^—BedroomtT; good cookmg and attendance.—3, Windfcor-place, Ta~. 3923i2 I<i4, Ilichmond-road, Cardiff.—Comfortable Anart> ments to Let; hot and cold hath terms moderate and Lnclusive- 3901*2 Superior Apartments, Cathedral-road, for a. Gentle" man every convenience—Apply B 60, Western Mail garrilft- 33947-2 To Let, Comfortable Furnished Aioart-ments for Gen- tleman or Two Friends no children terms mode- r'L rate; bat-b.-Apply 128, Richmond-road. Car- 3787d29 To Let, Comfortable Furnished Front Apartments7 suit married couple; terms moderate—52, Salisbury- road. Cathavs, Cardiff. 3751à29 Superior Front Sitting-room, with Bed j-nd lialh Ivccm en suite; convenient to station and town; moderate term?—?). Glynrhondda-street, r-A r'. 3659d27 -?- PREMISES. SHOP TO LET. To Let, Shop ;n Very Best Position in Queen-Street Cardiff.-Apply 'J'honus Edmonds, House A "en t, 53, Queen-street, Cardiff. e8553z2 TO LET. ? To Let, Back Church-ro^d, Canton, Cardiff; a. por- tion or whjlp.-Apply Clark and Co.. King's Brewery, Cardiff. e8566/-3 WAREHOUSES TO LET. 1 rembes to Let; suitable for btores James-street, Docks —Apply 45, George street, Docks, or 34, Brook- stnet, Riverside. e8554d30 HOUSES FOR SALE. I'cnarth, Plassey-street—Modem House for Sale; cheap bay window; gas throughout.-For full par- ticulars write 30, Neville-street, Cardiff. e8565d30 For Sale, Two g-ood Houses in Salisimrv-road~Car- diff thorough repair; hot and cold huths everv ccml"!ácnce.-l, Guildford-street, Cardiff. 41oCz5 Hf)U!'e for Sa!(; (CtMap'). 67.Bangor roadT Roath 1 ark double bay window; hot and I'o'd bath four bedrooms newly papered—Apply Hope Villa, Ara- bella-street, Roath. 4053z4 Roatir^'arjT—SevTO~Sinari^ WelPbuilt-ViTIafl, ^in I«n crness-place 10 par c-cnt. return on cash outlav of £ 395.—Jenkins, Coombs, and Co., House ApeurJ, 5, Jaines-street, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 4064z4 For Sale, Well-built Villas, Penhevftd stt-eet^Gnngo7 four bedrooms, bath, w c. unstairs back entrance,- Apply, after five, 23, Carlisle-street, Cardiff. z3 To he Sold or Let, a nice Little V ilia, 90. Richmond rop.d, 58s. 4d. per month. -Ponting, 2, Harold-street, Bioadway. _Cardiff. 4024d29 For Sale, a g-ood, comnKxiioUf^HouseT largc gardrn ind stable.—Apply^l26, Newport-road, Oardiff. 41457 Llanishen—The ? Hollies, near ?. fitationr contajuinc three sittmg-rooms and ten bxiroonis large garden ■ If.vely views—Euaor, Ward, and GUling, Soli<-itors', Cai'd' 3980z3 HOUSES TO LET 22, Talbot-sticet—To Let, conifort-ible House, with all conveniences and in good condition; low rent.- Apply 43, Richmond-road, Crrrliff. e8571z5 To Let or Sold, Scvc :-ioi>ni-;d House in Clare-road^ su;tat)k- for any smaU business.—Apply B 11, Express Office, Cardiff. e85old26 House to Let; eight rooriM bat'i (hoti, garden, gas rent 9s. clear; lately pa.pered.-50. Woodland-road, Mamdre, Newport,_Mon. 4186zo To Let, 49, Richmond-roacl;compact-^family""rebf derce; six bedrooms, two reception-rooms, "double good garden.-Apply Thatcher, Docks, Cnxditf. r ? 41ó47,5 oll Let, containing six betlrooms modem conveniences tent E42 10s—Venning, 112, Donald-street, Cardiff. :z4 .cryP' Pari-iidge-road Comfortable House; rent onlv £ i4 immediate possession may be had—Applv Ni;wpci t-roa l.' Cardiff. 4019z3 ntp/,0 ^e^ Sketty Hall (two miles from Swansea), from 25th Oecember, 1895 land, if desired.—Applv L. D. Aichol!, 4, Trinity-piaoe, Swansea. 4036z3 To Let, 8, Church-terrace. Llanishcn; three minutes, from station sevjn roorttg large garden— Apply on the Promisee. 3363z5 11, Belgravia, off Cathedral-road; ererv modern coi-.emer.ee rent 12. weekly.—Apply Heathcrton, Cardiif. 3806z2 To Let, good Double-fronted "Housed N,-». 2 Biclnu d<-terrace, Roath containing large drawing- room, dining-room, two kitchens, wasb-hou.se, con- servatory and outhouses, four bedrooms, bathroom (hot and cold), w.c. separate servants' staircase the premises have now been renovated inside and out; rent £38. tenant paying taxes—Apply Welch, 1, West grove, Cardiff. 7895»2 Let or Sell, fine House, Cathednd-road; well built; e very convenience open, hey 1th v situ!t*i.ic foniiturc at valuation, if required. -Add,-(se B 61, Western Mail. Cardiff. 38?.3z2 62, Glearcy-street, Mockintoeh-Rsotte; eTefiToon- venience batlj (hot and cold); 12<. 6(1. per week. Evans and Hughes, Auctioneers, Wharton-strtv-t, Car- diff. 3771d29 The South Wales, Monmouthshie rProperty Regis- ter fcr Nov. Free on Application or Post.—Hern and Pertwee, House Agente, Auctioneers Valuers, Arc., Cgrdiff. 38813 To Let, 5, Charles-street, Cardiff, as Dwelling- house or Offices; early possession; rent modeiate.— the Premises. 377?d29 Ysiradfelite.—To Let, Small Residence, with I-a.nd, called Mellte Castle; six niiief from Hirwain Station.— Apply Jones, Penyrock, Llandovery. 3830d30 MMsyo'vmmer.—To Let. Gellydej; House, with Out- building. Coieh-house, and Stables contains draw- ing and dining' rooms, kitchens, pantries, Rtudy. aDd six bedrooms hot and cold bath, &c. very large garden rent moderate immediate possession.— Apply Morgan, 21, Dumfries-place, Cardiff, or Evan Da vies, Maesycwmmer. 3750d29 34, Park-P^e. Oardiff.-Tiiis meet desirable Resi- dence is to be Let or Sold on very advantageous terms. The house contains dining-room, about 24ft. bv 22ft. with large bow window: library, about 18ft. by 16ft. cloakroom, lavatory, wr- large kitcheu. scullery, china pantry, larder, and other office*, all on ground floor, with two large additional room* in basement. On the Irst floor there are a magnificent, drawing-room, about 30ft. by 24ft., with two be*- windows; an elegant boudoir, with a bow window; and two bed- rcoir1, a dressing room, w-fc.. md bathroom. On the upper' floors there arc six other rooms, making in all eight bedrooms and four reception -rooms. The dinin<rooro. drawing-room, boudoir, and principal bedroom command extensive viewR over the Cathavs Park —For further particulars apply to F. R. Raiurr, Westera Mail Office, MEDICAL. sciatica, Rheumatism, and Paralysis Cured Expe- ditiously. Houghton's Electro-Hydropathic Establish- ment, Stuart House. Edwards-terrace, Cardiff, e8001,1 -?.. "T ?- CARTS, CARRIAGES. For Sale, New Trolly, which carries four tons; has not been used half a dozen times, with cross, spring, 4c. cost £ 35; will Sell for £ 28; also a good Cart, nearly rew, with two sets of sideboards cost will Sell for £ 10.—Apply Vechile, Western Mail, New, port. e8540d28 For Sale at Gover's Whartenstreet. Cardiff, New Hauling Cart and nearly New Business Cait. and Three Butchers' Blocks. e3a57d23 ??:.?:-?- -"r -?? SEWING MACHINES. A beautiful Hand Sewing Machine; high arm lock- stitch. self-threading, silent, and all the latest im- provements pcretcbiy new, never been used; com- plete, with handsome Italian walnut cover and all accessories and instruction book cost £5 58.. will sell for £2 12< 6d. inspection invited.—7. Stephen- son-street, Riverside, Cardiff. e856Sz3 ??-?- -?_ Special Offer to Boot Trade.—Jones's Arm Machine; Three Sets of Iron Lasts equal to now only in use thiee months an offer 1. itarket- st.-rftt, A'vitvlare. c8549d27 «!»Pi>i^aa8naihBua&sataMaa«»<i»i»iiiii i>iB!»™Liwi««iiiwiiamMutaiaaawB» NURSEMAIDS, SERVANTS, AND BARMAIDS. SERVANTS WANTED. Advertisers are Cautioned that Fostmastera arc Not Allcwed to Deliver Letters Addressed to iDitiais or Fictititious Names at any Poet-offioe..Letters sd- dresttd to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the Adverti.-er or one of the offices the Western Mail. Wanted, Young Gill as General; four in family.— Aj ply 40, I'artridge-roud, Cardiff. c85nbz2 Wasted, good General; able to cook; three in family; good wages to suitable. person; referPiices required.—iirs. Gwyn, Bank, Aberdare. e8531d27 Wanted, Gcneril; good reference required.—Mrs. Wiltshire, CamOrian Hotel, St..Mary-street, Car- c'itf. e&650d27 \V& fed, a. \'oun; C:ri to Assist in Housework.— Apply Lynv.ooi, Llanishen. e3543d29 Ge-aeral Servant, aged 20; good riser; two children.—Apply 5, Howard-gardens, itoath. Car- din. e85i8d28 Wanted a good Genc-al. able to do plsin cooking; another servant kept.—Apply Roberta, The R-ock, SL Fagan's. e4842 I Le( a -es "Wanted, a respectable Girl, about 18 'or 20, as General Set a tit.—Apply Mrs. Hoiiyuian, 32, Crw., ¡¡. road, Cathavs, Cardiff. 4131z2 General Servant; (ible to HarriE, 62, Oakfield-street, Cardiff. 41E'8z5 Wanted, near London, Cook-General, with good chaiacter and able to write; must cook well; house- maid kept -Sliapley, Siideup, Kent. 4140z5 Wanted, goxl Plain Cook, Wiliing to Assist in Housework; mutt be able to bake; ncuse-parlour- nia-id Mrs, Ha, 1lJi]L(;1I Stackpole-Eiidor Ktctory, Pembroke. 4155z2 ? Wr-nted, experienced Nursery-Maid, Under good Nurse; four children; joungesfe, 1,1 years gx.d references.—Mrs. Nicholl, Merwiyr Mawr, Eriugsnd. •:] tS'h Wanted, General Servant.—Applycfilis. D. Williams, Pautbach,_Wrhitchu:cii, near Cardiff'. 4162z5 Wanted, respectable Geneial Servant; two in family -Apply, with references, Mrs. Sam Thomas, Tlion.as-street, Merthyr. 4183z5 Wanted immediately, good Cok no objection fr.mily ;• aged 40 to 2d.—Apply, full particulars, Miss l»ythway,J>ycamore House, Pont.vjiooJ. 3^8sz3 Wanted, good General Servant; able to do plain cooking not under 24 good reference.—Appiy Mrs, Edward Jeukins, Grocer, Cheps&jw-road, New- port. 4113Z4 Wanted, experienced Parlourmaid, good references required.—Apply 27, Newport-road, Cardiff. 4052d30 Wanted, Cook-General; small family; 'housemaid kept.—Apply, in first instance, to Miss Crr.ckford, Ho, Queen-street, Cardiff. 4079L2 Gocd Country Giri as General in Small Family.— Apply, at once. to 43, Richmond-road, Cardiff. z4 Wanted, a good Housemaid; one who has beeu (general praianed.—Apply«fereacco, }I,ø. Walter Morgan, Forest House, near Pontypridd. fz4 Wanted, PlainjCopk.—30, Queen-street, Caidiif. W silted, a House-Parlourmaid housemaid kept — Apply J- N. Moore, Esq., Longford, near Neatli. íz4 Wanted immediately, House-Parlourmaid; cook and boy kept.—Apply Vt, ('harks-sireet-, Cardiif, anv time alter th iee iL I c,, ii. 4014z5 Wanted immediately, respectable Country Girl, ageTl 17, as Nurse-Housemaid; one little girl; personal leference.—Apply, alter six only, to Housekeeper, HaiuklbeyJBouse, Newport-road, Cardiff. 4015z3 Wanted, Cook at once in Gentleman7s~HousJ~at Cardiff; washing put ouL-Apply B 74 Wfcfctem Miil, Cardiff. P. Wanted, a strong, useful Girl as Kitchenmaid, or a gcod General Servant, for Country Place.—Mrs. Justice, Cr^tleton, Cardiff. 404613 Wanted, good Plain Cook.—Rev. H. P. Soniersetl The Cridsboweli^ o9 £ 6z3 Wanted, Middle of December, good maid; three in family; country.—Full particulars to Mrs. Robertcon, Ciynderwen House, Ciyndenyen K S.O. 4008z3 Wanted, experienced General Servant. Also Nurse- Housemaid good needlewoman not under 23.- Apply, stating wages, references, Mrs. Pollard Lewis, Llanelly. 4007z3 Servants.—Wanted, a good House and Parlour Maid for Business House.—Mrs. George, 11, Commercial- ptace, Ahtrdare. 4022z3 Wanted, good Plain Cook; evening dinners; two sirva luj and boy kept-—Address, with references, to Miss Jones, 31, Caetrau-ioad, Newport. 4047z3 Wanted, General Servant; able to do plain cooking. -Apply, with references, Mrs. Phillips, Fron, St. Mertin's-road. Caerphilly. 3904z2 Wanted ,immediately, good P'ain Ocok; small family; good wages aged about 25.-Apply M., Box lb, Post-office, Llanelly. 3919z2 Wanted, g00d General; small family r.urse house- maid and boy kept.—Applv Dr. Thomas, Bridg- end- 5911 z2 General Servant, for .Small Family, in Park-place; mast be wiliing and industrious, and have good re- ference good wages.—C., Dorothy Ca'e, High street Cardiff. 41435^ Wanted, good Plain C'ook small dairy and baking: kitcbeumaid kept; good reference required.-Apply Mrs. Hartley, Larkrield. Chepstow. 3937z2 Wfuted, gjnd Genera-i Servant, able to do plain cooking; housemaid kept.-Apply Mrs. Lewis, Hock Cotte-ge, Blackwood. Mon. 3938z2 Wanted, respectable, gcod General-Servant over 20; good wages references required.—Apply 18, PJasturton-avenue. Cardiff. 3801d30 Wanted, a Young Girl, about 16.—Apply 45, Castle- road, Cardiff. m,' 3806,130 Wanted, good to cook; three in family; good wages to suitable person, references required —Mrs. Gwyn, Bank, Wanted, good Plain Cock; wages £ 16 to £ 18.— Apply, stating age, &c., Mrs. Evans, Enville House, Newport. 38540130 Wanted immediately, an experienced General Ser- vant. small family. man kept.-Apply John Evans and Co, Diapers, Pontypridd. 387M30 General Servant Wanted immediately; no children good character indispensable.—Apply, after siv p.m., 15, Oakfield-street, Cardiff. 3782d29 Wanted, thoroughly m reliable, experienced General Solvent; two in family.—Apply, with reference, stating age, wages, B 43, Western Mail, Cardiff. 37?6d29 Wanted Plain Cook, Willing to Help with House- work —Apply Mrs. Bowker, Cwmbran Pcnt- ne>vvdd, near Newport. 37SOd?9 Registry.—Wanted, House-Parlourmaids. Cooks, Kitchfnmaids. Generals, Nurses, Housekeepeig, Laundresses, Kitchenmaids. Puge, Gardener. Respec- table, Lodgings Obtained —Da.Vtee'e 45, Charles-street, Cardiff 3869'i30 Wanted, a General Servant; housemaid kept.— Apply, before eleven or after five, Mrs. Dyer, No. 8, Pembroke-terrace, Cardiff. 3745d29 Wonted, Gene-:U Servant for the Country; three in fsmiiy references requited.—Address Mrs. Orton, Cwm Taff, near Merthyr. 3738d29 Want"d, a x.mx1 PI* Cook, from December 2; wages £ 20.—Reply B 41 Western Mail, Cardiff. 41375 Wanted, a good General Servant; aged from 20 to 22—Address W 30, Western Mail, Cardiff. T40909 Wanted, a thoroughly respectable Young Person for Outdoor Department—Apply, with references, Lord Wimborne Hotel, South Splott, Cardiff. 4115d30 Wanted, good Cook-for Seaside Hotel; aged from 23 to 30; reference required.—Mrs. Davies, Feathers Royal Hotel, Aberayron. 4174x5 Wanted, an experienced Barmaid; used to quick counter tmde references required.—Apply Witchill Hotel, Cadoxton. 4178zo Wanted, a. Young Lady of good appearance and address, as Under-Barmaid in Hotel Bar.—Apply with reference, M. M., Western Mail, Newport. x5 Barmaids (l^-dayT £ 26. £ 20, £ 19)7 VVaitresses ( £ 20, f'jb), Chanibermai<i (B16). Housemaid ( £ 14), Cooks ( £ 60), vies's Regietry, 45, Charies-street, Cardiff. 4117d30 Wanted immediately, a smart Waitress; also Cliamberma id—Apply Mrs. Wystt. Wyatt's Roval Clarence Commercial Hotel, Oardiff. 4111,4 Wantet). exilerienee(I used to quick counter tiade—S;ud photo, testimonials, state salary required, to Hotel, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 3928z2 Wanted immediately, Hotel Cooks. Kitchenmaids, Scullerymaid, Waitresses, Pages best wages—Appiy Hotel Employes' Registry, Castle Arcade, Oardiff. Saml. Marks, Maiiager. 3818d30 Waitress.—Wanted, an experienced Waitress.— Apply Mrs. Parrot, Commercial Hotel, Ferndale. j(129 FEMALE SERVANTS WANT PLACES. Wanted, Situation as Barmaid, with knowledge of dressmaking; give first month.—Address Miss Wil- liams, cere of White, Sunny Vitw, Aigoed. e85t>0z2 Young lAdy Requ'rcs Situa.Mon as Barmaid willing to make herself generally useful; excellent references. —&&rne D., 36, Harriet-street, CartMi e8056z2 SHOP ASSISTANTS. Boot TVa/de.—Young Lady Apprentfoe Waated; age alKiut 16; willing to give three months.—Apply, with full particulars, B 16, Express Office, Cardiff. e400d25 Wanted. Apprentice to Hosie-y and Gent's Mercery; no premium required; bve out.—Apply, personally, W. James. 46, Queeo-sbreet, Cardiff. e8561z2 Clothing Trade.—Wanted at once, competent Assis- tants for a Sale.—Anderson's, 33, St. Maiy-slreet. Car- diff. e8553d27 -? Wanted, a good General Hand, Well Up in Pro. vJ8ion. must liave good reference.—Apply W. Ktoyle, Llanelly. 41SCz2 an experienced Youog Ladv for Showroom Sales Welsh-speaking berry Pontypridd. 4181z5 Fruit. Fish, and Poultry Trade.—Wanted, steady- Young Man as Assist,1.nt;' must be competent, with good references; abstainer.—Address, with full particulars, C A Western Mail, Cardiff. 4I68OT Several Yoiini' Men and Young Ladies for One Month tü Sell a Stock.—State salary, experience, and reference, D. Da vies, Draper, Port-h. 4194 z5 Grocery and Provs.ion Trade.—Wanted, a good Jt'iiior must know Welsh.—Apply Wm. Harris, 144, High-street, Merthyr. 4109z4 Gi'>eery and Provisions.—Wanetd, a Junior Assis- tant Welsh.—Apply D. Bo wen. High street. Mer- thyr. 4108d30 Drap&ry.—Wanted, a thoroughly experienced Young Lady for the Mantle Department—Apply T. Yardh. Swansea. 4106z4 l>r;:pen-V'ä:nted, smart, steady Young Man for General Draperi-; good experience. Also intelligent Lad as Apprentice.—Apply Wm. Samuel, T? a a avon. 4076z4 Howell and Co., the Cardiff Drapers, Cardiff, have Vacancies for a Few Young Ladies in 'heir Kancv Department. applicants mast state experience and salary required. 4016z3 Provisions.—Wanted at, once, a thorough smart Provision Hand for quick ready ramiey tradf live in or out.—Sevan, Carlisle-street, Cardiff. 403,ld29 -?- Wanted at once, smart, all. round Assistant. Also for Cash Desk one, leaving school preferred —- State wages (indoors) to B 79. Western Mail, Car- diff. 401_Sd29 Wanted, an experienced Person, from 25 to 30 years of age, t(, Take Charge of Restaurant and Shop; also experienced Person for Coffee Tavern, about same ag-e,-Appiy, stating salary, Jones. Asseuiblv-rooros, Aberavjn. 4093d30 Grccfrv and Provision Juniors for quick Cash Trade good references particulars Ccoper and Williams, The Haves, Car- diff. ?_ 4G65d30 Grocers.—Wanted, Assistant, to Serve in Shop, De- liver Goods, and Solioit.-Thc !J):JS, LiverpoClI House. L-lwynypia. 4025d29 Wanted, a Junior to the Genera.) Drapery Welsh i- li ate age and salary required L 41, Wf-siern Mail. Swansea. 4012z3 Wanted, an Apprentice o tthe General Drapery; to live indoors—Apply to Cloth Hail, Ciydach. Swan- sea- 4011z3 Provis;on Salesmen.—Several good Men Wanted.— Apply Lipton, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 4010129 II01Jm()ugery.antt,d. a competent Hand for Stock-taking.—Apply B 71, Western Mail. Cardiff. z2 Wanted, Apprentice to Hosiery and Gent's Mercery; no premium required live out—Appiy, personallv, W. James, 46, Queen-street, Cardiff. 3930z2 Grocery.—W?nted at once, smart Junior or good Improver; able to speak wages re- quired (indoors) and references, John Lloyd, Tre- degar. 3817d30 lVi7 Wp.nted, a Young Lad, 14 to 16 years cf age, as an Apprentice for the Grocery Trade; from the country preferred—Apply Evan Jones, MarsMton Sloies, Cwmbwi'1a. Swansea. 38551130 Drapery,—.L.nes and Co., Pontypridd, have a Vacancy for a good, pushing Hand; also for an Apprentice, to General Trade. 3826d30 Grocer?*.—Wanted, smart Junior; used solicit- ing and driving; indoors.—Apply, full part.ioulars, O. J. Williams. Abergavenny. 5783d29 '??.Ja'A.?,???",??-<J? MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. SITUATIONS VACANT. Electrical Engineering—Wanted, a good Man: merl to the vice, lathe, and wiring. Also an Improver tr.d One Premium Pupil.—Apply George Wilson and Co., Anchor Works, Aberdare. e857&2 Wanted, for Two or Three Weeks, a smart Man of Gocd Appearance and Address one recustcmed to cenvr.ssing prefered.—Apply Publishing Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. Steady. Young Man Seeks SiiuatjoJ1 as Second in Slaughter-house and Shop.—Apply Lends, 3. Glan- road. Aherdare. e8535d27 Situation-; You Want a Situation, Fuv an "Evening Express" Fourpennv Advertisement Blank" from the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, or Hxirdrester.. Fill up the Form and Send It to thj "Evening Express" Officrs, Cardiff, it will probably get vc.u a Situation. Try it. Hu idreds are ratified. If you cannot get a Form in your neighbourhood send a postcard to the "Evening Express" Officer, Cardiff. Erect-icel Engineering.—■'Wanted, a good Man; used to the vice, lathe, and wiring. Also an Improver r.nd One Premium Pupil.—Apply George Wilson and Co.. Anchor Works, Aberdare. 4183z5 Bakers.—Smart Youth Wanted to Assist in Bake- house and Deliver.—T. Price, High-class Baker, Ea rry. 4163z2 Jesse Williams and Co. Want an intelligent You*'i to A.-sist in the Warehouse.—Apply at Park Hall- buildings, Cardiff, between Ten and Eleven a m. z2 Wanted, a Working Foreman Mason for Cottage and Ordinary Work; must be of sober habits and persevering.—Apply, stating age and wages required, to B., care of Messrs. Perkins Bros, and 00.. Iron- mongers, Cardiff. 4143 z5 Carpenters Wanted; used to making and telling wagons and trucks—Apply Reservoir Work?, CWID Taff, ljear Merthyr. ?_ 4129z5 "Boot- Trade.—Wanted immediately, on Men's, Women's, and Youths' Hob-nailed Work.—Apply Mit- chell. Abersyohan. 4146z5 Wanted, for a Tin-plate Works, with two mills, competent Black-plate Weigher.—Apply Manacrer, Tynewydd Works. Pontnewvdd. 4038z3 Grocery.—Wanted, for Parry Dock. Young Mas to Drive Out and Make Himself Generally Useful.— Reference and salarv B 77. Western Mail. C.irdiff. 3971z3 Wanted/a General Smith—Apply Dusty Forge, near Cardiff. 3969d?9 Wanted. Saddler; accustomed to colliery work, and to till up spare time as ostler.—Apply Evans and Bevan, Neath. 39H3d29^ Smiths—Wanted, good Wheelwright Smith.—Apply J. Lewis. Roath, Cardiff. 395772 Wanted, a good Foreman Shipwright; must be thoroughly competent,; good character indispensable; none other ueed aiplv.—C. H. Bailey, Tyne Engine Wr rks, Barrv Dock. 41434 Foren'an Wanted for General Ensrineening and Repairing Shops, including locomotives, po^rtabie and other engines, boilers of all kinds, steam winches, and machinery generally.—Address. *ta'Jng ful'est qualifications and references, age, and wages required, B 49. Western Mail, Oardiff. 41413 ?-?- MEn. Youths.—All Classes Requiring Any Employ- ment write oncc situation guide free; busy time; hundreds suited; delay.—Tanner and Co., Box 113, 112, Newingtoa-oau&eway, London. Men Iste Arrnv, Navy, aloo write. 3760(129 Electrical Engineering.—Messrs. Sydney F. Wa'ker and Co. have a Vacancy for an Articled Pupil. —Oar- diff Electrical Works, Severn-road, Cardiff. 3740d29 A Salaiv 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 enviot-e. in own handwriting, to T. Smith and Co. (F. 132). St. Helen s-gardens, North Kensington, London, W. L11665 Wanted, Situation as Coachmen; single-haaded; aged 30: married.—T. Matthews, South Lodge, Hock- ley Heath, Birmingham. 4023z4 The Rev. Fielding Palmer Will be Pleased to Re- ce impend His Gardener to Any Lady or Gentleman Requiring a good, practical Man—Apply Gardener, Fas-.tcliff. near Chepstow. 4CC0;-il Wanted. Young Man for Dairy and Help in General Work in Farm-house; underservant B 82, Western Mail, Cardiff. 403,'z3 Wanted, a smart Young Ma.n as Groom. Willing to Make Himself Useful.-Apply Spillers' Office. Bute- street. Cardiff. 37'4d29 To Gardeners.—Wanted an experienced Tree and Shrub Planter; several weeks' work; wages, 6d. per hcur. Also an Under Hand; wages, 5d. po-r hour- Personal application to Mr. R. Congdon, G>«rd,>r>er, Cwrt-v-Vil, Penarth._ 41013^ SITUATIONS WANTED. Stoker Reeks Situation; abstainer.—Apply IT. B-cv.n, 1. (Jeorge-street. Bai ly Dock. e8569zl Respectable Lad Wants Situation in Hairlresser's Shop. twetve. months' experience; good reference.— Sidney Neels, 34, Eisteddfod-street, Cardiff. e8577d29 As Groom ov Gi-;x>m-Coachma.n ride anel drive single or pair; aged 25; ge>od character fn.in lest r.nd previous situations—Apph- W. M., Park Cottage, Downs, Bromyard, Situation Wanteel by Groom-Gaidoner; greenhouse willing to be generally useful; moderate, salaiy; references.—G. Bailey, Whitchurch Rectory. Ross, Hereford. 4150z2 "Young Man (25). Single, Requires Situation as Groom or Groom-Coachman; thoroughly understands the it anagement, of horse's ride and drive single or pair; gond SjveJ1. Bryn Awel. Glyn- Neat'n, Glamorganshire. -u 4078z4 Young Mon (21) Seeks SituaUon on Farm indoors or out: understands hor.,ei or cattle; can miik.- Apply 33, Brook-street. Oardiff. 40J59z4 Wanted. Situation as Coachman, where One or More Grooms are Kept thoroughly understands the management of horses and all stable duties aged 25 height, 5ft. 6in. weight, well recommended unmarried.—Please state wages (disengaged) Coach- man, Glanyranell Park, Llanwrda. 4003z3 Wanted, Situation for Boy 14; used to norses. ra.n milk, and make himself useful.—Apply School House, Llangibby, near Newport. Mon. 3913d29 Wonted, Situation as Groom or Groom Coachman; rids and drive single or pair; aged 21; good cha- racter.—Tuck. Bristol-stireet. Newport-, Mon. 3948z2 Wanted, Situation Groom-Ocaohman; drive single or pair; willing to be useful: married; g()Oll rt fe- I rentes—Ccachnian, Pantyshanel terrace, Skewen, Neatli. 392402 PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. rjlHE ATRE ROYAL Lessee and Manager..Mr. EDWARD FLETCHEK. TO NIGHT. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF THE GREATEST LONDON SUCCESS, From the Strand and Toole's Theatres. THE LIGHT. BRIGHT. MERRY. CLEVER, AND ORIGINAL MUSICAL COMEDY, A J1RIP TO CHINATOWN. Company Includes:- EDWARD LEWIS. I EDITH BRUCE. HAEEY FI.-CHEE, EDITH VANE. G. B. PRIOR. HARRIE BROOKES. F. BOUSFIELD, &c., ROSIE LOFTUf LEY. &c. TON, &-c., Ac. G.W. RAILWAY.—On SATURDAY NEXT, November 30. SPECIAL EXCURSION from LLANELLY, Twelve Noon, a.nd SWANSEA, 12.35. Return Train leaves Cardiff 10.45 p.m. Prices. 6d. to E2 2s. Early Doors 6.30, 6d. extra. Doors Open at 7.0; Commence at 7.39. Booking Offices at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. rjl H E A T R E ROYAL. T -I-lu MONDAY NEXT, December 2nd, 1895, Mr, It. DOYLY CARTE'S OPERA COMPANY, MORNING PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY AT TWO 0 CLOCK. Grand Revival of GILBERT anel SULLIVAN'S C'OMIC OPERA— lnRINCESS TDA, r JL Or CASTLE ADAMANT. Kins Hildebra-nd Mr. LAWREVCE GRIDLEY. Hilarion Mr. ROBERT EVETT. (>-iii Mr. SCOTT RUSSELL. Ficrian Mr. M. R. MORAND. King Garni Mr. HENRY A. LYTION. Arac Mr. G. A. FARROW. Guron Mr. H. DELPLANO(7E. Scjuit-nius Mr. E. BLSHOP. Piincesfi Ida Miss MARGARET BREYDE! L. Ladv Blanche Miss KATE TALBY. Lady Psyche Jiiss MAISIE TURNER. Melissa Miss T.OUiK HENRI. feoharissa M,-ss RE STEPHANIE. Chios Miss LI LA HAYNKS Ada Mijs MAUD MAY Box Piird Now Open. /I RAND THEATRE Lessee and £ Xana«er.Mr. Ci-arekcs S#ckis The Premier Theatre of Walea. TO-NIGHT.—Beiicfit of ti-s Great 'C'elhot and Actor Musician, AUGUSTE VAN BIEXE, In I "THE BROKEN MELODY." Addition. Attractior.=. Extra 'Cello Solos. For Particulars See Svee.ial Bills. MONDAY NEXT. DECEMEFii 2, MR. THOMAS THORNU anl Company from the Vaudeville Theatre, Lop Ion Box Office a.t the Theatre from 10 to 4. Tele- phone 725 (National), Boors open at 7 commence 7.30. Prices from 6d. to Sl L. 41405 rjp H E M P r, E Managing Director OSWALD STOI.L TO-NIGHT. I A VOCAL TREAT—THE EI G H T .E LSHMES, Late of the lihoudda Glee Society. 1 They Cominesce an Engagement at the Palace Theatre. Lonàoll. two y^peks hence, inaugurating a new departure iu the introduction of Glee Parties to the Variety Stage. ARTHUB REECE, Cliaractcr Comedian. WOOD AND BEASLEY, Comedy Artistes and ^"ocaiisLS. THE INDIAN PRINCESS, ^TALA JJAMAJANTI, I With the G1A>'T »ERH':N'is, from the PALACE THEATRE, LONDON. ADA DELL, Characteristic Sop.gst.ref*> and Dancer. WALTER KING, Comedian. M& JESSIE PRINCE, rht. Comedy Songstress. DONALDSON BROS, and ARDELL. iu "SCENES AT THE ZOO." "ext Week- Miss KATE JAMES. 41304 j jg T O L L'S pA:N OPTIC O:to; I ? JL PHILHARMONIC HALL AND BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET. TO VIGHT AND EVERY EVENING. AT 8 O'CLOCK, THE ALL-STAR BRITISH VARIETY COMBINATION. THE ROYAL COURT TRIO OF VOCALISTS, j A Musical Banquet. PAT J. RICKS, Irish Vocalist. Professor WOODHEAD, Musical Momus. I Master MALL AH, Comedian. DE VONA AND ALMAR, Gymnastic, Experts. JESSIE REED, Serio-Comie Vocalist. ILORENCE STOKES, Balla iat. HARRY MAXAM, Dan Leno's Duplicate. HARRY MAXAM, Dan Leno's Duplicate. In the C'urio Halls the CRYSTAL MAZE iias been transformed into a DAZZLING FAIRYLAND, with the power of myriads of Electric Lights, Prismatic Colours anl Gold". A vision of splendour and bril- lia.t'ce 41307 î NEWPORT. ¡ THE EMPIRE -t. vfnno Hn»- Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT. Charles Seel, Harry Albery, Maud Needham, Professor Wingard, Cliff Kyland, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lucas, Eo.se Elliott and Beritle.y, The original Tiller Troupe of 8 Ladies. Next Week—Edwin Boyde. yiCTORH THEATRE MONDAY", November 25, and during the Week, E A S T LYNNE, Prices as usual. Doors Open 7.30 commence 7.45. PONTYPRIDD. m )YALCLARE \C.E THEATRE, R PONTYPRIDD. Proprietors Messrs. TRENCHARD and JONES. TO-NIGHT and During the Week, First Visit, to Pontvpridd of the popular Actor, Mr. W. H. Haliatt, supported by a powerful Company of acknowledged artiste? in F. A. Si:ndainore's u'reate^t success— THE DANGERS OF LONDON, A story told by "The Phonograph." "Mabon's" Monday. ]X:cember 2r.d. return visit of the l'o. 1 Company in Wilson Barrett's master- piece, "TEL MANXMAN." 41403 WJrJ 'V'R'I""q ? SALES BY AUCTION. 137, CLIVE-STREFT, GRANGE-TOWN," CABDIFFT Messrs. TAYLOH. and SON will SELL bv AUCTION, at the above address, on MONDAY. Deoemlier 2nd 1855, < under Distress for Rent. i. 2 LATHES. FITTINGS, CARPENrER'S BENCH, VICE, FLY WHEEL. &c. Sale to Commence at Two p.m. sharp. Auctioneers' Officcs, Custom House-street, Cardiff. 4159z2 hwmiiiiiii i nir niWH i'i"«'»P—— CLEJtKS AND MANAGERS. Want<d, by Ye.ung Mai, Situation as Clerk; good experience; m'jderate salary.—Baldwin, 108. Alma- stieet, N<,wport. e8563d26 Wamtcd. smart. Boy Merchant's Office.—App'y, sta- ting wages required, B 35, Express Office, Cardiff. d23 Young Gentleman Requires Situatien as Clerk, Col- lee-tor. or Traveller; five years' rxperience; good writer; shcrthand. book-keeping, accounts, engross- ing. &r, wages mode rite.—Thomas, Western Mail, Swansea. e8.533d2 Wanted, a steady Man, of good character, as Brok- keeper must be at, figures.—Afp'v. bv letter, M 1, Western Mail, Swansea. 4191z5 Reeiuired, for a Week Or So, Services of a Solicitor's Clerk Accustomed to Work of Epitomising Leases and other Documents.—Apply, giving particulars of experience and terms (out of Cardiff), to T.. Mail Office. Merthyr. 4187z5_ Wanteel. a respectable Lad for a Merchant's Office. —R 98, Western Mail. Cardiff. 4130:;o_ Vriinted. a competent Clerk, who Understands Tlicrxughly the Timber and Building- Material Trade. for Merthvr.—Reference and wages to Rces, Merthyr Vale _?_ 4123z4 Vacancy for Gentleman's Son as Articled Pupil n?, 'I Pu!, Chartered Accountant's Office, Cardiff.—Applv. by letter, Box B 93, Western Mail, Cardiff..1038*4 Smart Office Boy Wanted 5s. to starts—Applv John- son p,nd Co., 59, Tudor-road. Cardiff. 4086130 Wanted; "r, "respectable Lad. abouFl8"as~Owfier; with knowledge of book -keeping. -Al ip) I- to L. B. Lew-s^ Draper. Moniston <>068.130 Wanteel. First-class Account Clerk"~for"Bu"te"Dn* Dock Company (Limited).—Applv, by letter onlv, Y q stating age, experience, and salary required. 3978d29 CLERKS ANP MANAGERS WANT PLACES. i Youth. 17, Seeks Situaiii.011 as JuiiioT" Cie7k two ye^ s' exi>erienco.—Apply B 97, Evening Express, Car- dill. e8573z5

Proud of the Honour, DAJxE V/ALZS-Thar. lock you. M'y gelis wass ciiarm her Ma;esty so much by thar singing that my boys wass sing before her now."

-? j CAE DIFF SCHOOL BOAjRD. LIBERAL THOUSAND ELECTING THE "UJrSECTAEIAIT EIGHT." meeting of the Cilrdítf Liberal Ti-.e-yand was held at the Lester Park-hall, Cardiff, on Thufsday evening for the purpose of rertaxing the recommendation jf the executive cOinr-.i tee that the following ret-irin/ members cf the Cardiff Sc-licol Boa-rd be noniinatcd for the cuniielerat'.cn of the Thoiisand as the Li'cral and Lnsectarian can-i'dates at the :12': elec- tion. viz.. Mr. Jehu Cory. Dr. W. T. Ec wards, Alaennan David Jones, The Rev. John Mor^n Jones, Mr. Tom Taylor, thfe Rev. Alfred T>]]y, Dr. Wallace, and Mr. Lewis Williams. Mr. I Robert Bird (chairman of the Liberal Af-' ;i;i- tiou) presided, and was supix>rted on the p.at- form by Alderman Sanders, Alderman- "Havid -'ones. Dr. Edwards, Mr. Lev.-i» Wiliiams, Mr. E. T"om3s (••ochfarf"), Mr. iiiis-m Kees, Mr. William Lewis, a.nd Mr. R. X. Hall (Literal agent). There was a fair mten- cla-iee of meuvbers.—It was Uliall re- solved that the represses tat-ve3 of the press be admitted to the meeting.—Several leiters of 'egret for inability to attend were r.velved from several influential Liberals, among tliem being one from Mr. Rees .Toner, who stited Uiat the question which would oome before the meeting was not one of Ton*. TJt. or but of Sectarian and tTBSW-.ar?an' eiindidates.—The Chairuia-n, emphafcisinsr this? opinion, saad they hoped to carrv with them the bulk of the Liberal Unionists in the town in tnis erect on they hoped to carry with the., also many Conservatives who felt there wac; ¡,r; difftiky in accepting public menu's lor the msmtenaiiee and propagation of (loonia-5 and creeds, and, if they worked with serious intent for the eight men who would Íight Ll.t-.ir battte, lie had no feur whatever of the n-jult. (Applause.) He concluded by moving a resolu- tion pledging^ the meeting to this view. Councillor E. Thomaa seconded, and the reso- lu ,:on was carried. 'ihe Chairman then moved the adoption of the recommendation of the executive commit- tee tlat the present eight unsectarian memb-ers bo nominated, and that, in the event of any- one or more of those candidates being unable to stond, the meeting relegated to the licnorarv cffict:-rs of the association the duty of filling such vacancy or vacancies, and that it be an instruction that they give preftrence to one lady .?andidate. Mr. Isaac Padfield seconded. Mr. Goo. Collier, sen., said he had no desire to create dissension, but he did expect that people who were appointed to do certain work as representatives of the people would keep their pledges as honestly as they expected the Liberal "voters to keep their pledges on the polling day. (Hear, bear.) He wished to ask had the gentlemen who promised 10. introduce Dr. Richardson's text-book in the schools three years ago kept their pledge. (A Voice: "We don't want it." and slight interruption.) Mr. Lewis Williams (chairman of the Cardiff School Board; said he was not aware that a distinct promise was given illar this text book should bo introduced, but they had a resolution ?oll which they were seeking to give effect to in a T>r2ctica.l way, and it was that temueraoce be taoght on all suitable occasion* to the children of the school. (Hear, hear.) Temperance was being taught fairly and squarely in their schools. (Applause.) Mr. Collier: I would ask Mr. Williams how often is this done—one? in a month or once in two months? (Laughter.) Mr. Liõwis Williams said that it was done on all st.itably oecasions. Mr. Collier sa.id that there were some gentle- ] men on the platform who ga.ve distinct pro- mises at Mount Tabor Schoolroom three years ago that Dr. Richard son's text book should be introduced in the schools. Alderman David J Jones was one, Dr. Wallace was another, ¡.nd the Rev. Alfr, (I Tilly another. (Hear, hear.) If they had .not done what thev promised he was going to vote against them. (Interruption and laughter.) Tf they had not kept their word faithfully with him he would break hir. word for them. (A Voice: "Ar.d vote for the piblicans." and ap- plause and counter-demonstrations.) The children had as much right to know what WaE contained in alcohol as in a beef bteak. (Laughter.) Alderman David Jones denied that he made the promise attributed to him. Mr. Collier, on the f ccasion referred to by him. was very anxious that a text-book should be introduced. Dr. Wallace on that ocm-sion stated that. as far he had read Dr. Richard-son's text-book, it was not scientifically correct, and. therefore, he, could not vote for its use. but they, as candidates, agreed that- if any book was brought forward dft3.1ing with temperance without comer into the scientific bearing of the question they would support it. That was the only promise hp gave. Mr. Collier would not accept this version of the matter. He (Mr. Collier) had not read the tcx*t-book—(laughter)—but, it WM accepted as an authority upon the question of the in- fluence of alcohol on the. human system. Principal Edwards paid a high tribute to Principal Edwards paid a high tribute to their old members, and arked the members of the Thous-and to sink their differences. Councillor Edward Thomas emphasised the point that there would be a great democratic principle at stake in the coming contest. 7'he Rev W. Spurgeon suggested that the principle at stake in the coming contest. The Rev W. Spurgeon suggested that the bnarr] should take enersretic action in the direction of an industrial day school. c Mr Lewis Williams said the matter was of the gravest importance, but experts had not yet agreed a.- to the best plan to lie adopted. The Cardiff School Boa-d kd tried an experi- meat in connection with the truant school. They had sent a large number of children to the school at Quakers' Yard, and the results had been surprise to them. The former to send children for a long term, but the Cardiff School B.~>ard had taken a, new departure, n.tid seldom had they to send back bays who had been three months at Quaker's Yard. He deprecated the establishment of oaie centra.1 day industrial school, beeau.-children won1à have <ueh :1 long distance to travel from the suburbs. He preferred the establi-hment of schools near the homes of the children. Mr. Williams th n referred to the re-'dts of work ) for 1.894 which were very satisfactory. An amendment was proposed hv Mr. Dan Morgan to the effect that the filling- up of vacancies caused by withdrawals be left to the whole of the executive committee, but The Ch&irirwn. in very warm language, re- pudiated the suggestion that the offi -ial< were not- capable of acting honestly ;»nd just-lj by these whom they represented. After this the -??-?? amendment was not pressed, a.nd the resolution I was carried with four dis-entieuts. Mr. Lewis Williams returned thanks, and, referring to those unse'i )ri:i candidates who v.-ero cot pr,=sriit said that Dr. Wallace— (hisse.-) — h?.d come frcm the North of Ireland to attend a meeting', and had gens back again. Mr John Cory had come a-cross country to attend, and his purse was always open to help in deserving cases. (Applause.) Good service had been rendered by members on the ether side. and the Rev. F. J. Beck 'nd Dr. Treiiarne particularly had loyally assisted in promoting the welfare of the schools. Mr. Williams also referred to the loss the board sustaired by the death of Monsienor Williams, who wa-s a thorough educationalist,but it was of ih» utmost importance at- the present crisis that, the citizens' schools should be controlled I bv* the citizens. (Applause.) He was sur- prised to see thar the Archbishop of Canterbury was in favour of school boards being controlled bv se me other power. If school boards went- too fast the people had the power of saying, "Your services are required no longer." But the people were determined that their children should have an education which would enable the-m to compete with German children or any children in the world, and there the I difficulty of voluntary schools came in. If the people allowed the power of the school boards to go out of their hands, they would í get second-rate education for their children. I A motion by Professor Davies, of the Cardiff Bsptisi Coll??e. "pretesting against, live sttenupse-to interfere with the uneccrarian cha- racter of the Bible teaching m the board school?." and pledging the mee-mg to oppose increased financial help to denominational schools from the public fundi without public I control, was carried without dissent, and the proceedings terminated. I

COrRT AT WINDSOR. ROYAL CONGRATULATIONS TO PRINCESS MAUD. The First Lord of The Treasury left London on 'Thursday evening for Windsor on a visit to her Majesty. When Mr. and Mrs. Cham- berlain received the summons on Wednesday aiternoon to proceed to Windsor they were at Canford Manor. Dorset, and it was doubtful whether they would be able to reach Windsor in time for the Royal dinner party. They were, however, able to keep the appointment, and remained at the Castle till Thursday. On Thursday afternoon the Prince of Wales, attended by General Ellis, left Marlborough House, and proceeded to Windsor to join the Princess of Wales and her daughters, who had travelled from Sandrinjham direct. The Queen was in Scotland when she heard of the enga goement of Princess Maud of Wales to her Danish cousin, so that Thursday was the first occasion for a considerable period on which her Majesty had seen her grand-daughter. The Queen had formally expressed, through the medium of the "Court Circular," her cordial approval of and pleasure in the engagement, but the Princess of Wales on Thursday took her daughter to the Castle to receive her Majesty's verbal congratulations. The Prince went down specially to join the Royal party on the occasion, which will be generally regarded as a most auspicious one. The Princess of Wales will leave Windsor to-day (Friday), and go back to Sandringham, but the Prince will return to Marllvorousrh House. His Royal Highness will on Saturday re-join the Princess and their daughters at Sandring- ham. -?-

"THE BROKEN MELODY." BENEFIT PERFORMANCE FOR M. r VAN BIENE. Mons. Auguste Van Biene, who has during this week been drawing large houses at the Grand Theatre. Cardiff, with "The Broken Melodv. will take a complimentary benefit to- night (Friday). Not the least attraction in this play is the magnificent 'oello playing of Mons. Van Biene, and to-night, in place of his usual solo in the second act. lie will give the follow- ing selection:—Hungarian Rhapsody (Poffer), Fantasia on Gounod's "Faust" (A. Van Biene), Intermezzo, bv de-sire (Masoagni), and "Home, Sweet Home." This addition to the programme ought to secure a record attendance.

"PRINCESS IDA" AT CARDIFF. It is with great pleasure we note thct one of the prettiest operas of those famous giants iu melody and mirth, Gilliert and Sullivan, will be reproduced at the Theatre Royal.^Car- diff. on Monday next "Princess Ida has not been seen in Cardiff for over eleven years, and will come to most people as all entirely rew attraction. The r<ompanv is a new one, Kptcially engaged Ix Mr. D'Oyly Carte for this tour. Amongst them will be found Miss Marguerite- Breydell as "Prince* Ida." "Ladv BJanchp" (Miss Kate Talby). "Lady Psyrhe" (Miss Maisie Turner), and ''Melissa" uvliss Louie Henri!. "King Gama." will be played bv Mr. He.iiry A. Lytton. and "King- Hiide- brand by Mr. Laurence Gridley. There are several new faces, together with old favourites, v.l ich will form one of the strongest of the always clever companies sent by Mr. Carte. Special scenery has been painted by the local artist, Mr. W. Quick, and, with an augmented orchestra, we can be assured that every iustioe will be done to this charming opera. We feel satisfied that bumper houses will most certainly next weak be the reward of the enterprising leasee add manager of this popular house.

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AFFILIATION CASE. CHARGE AGAINST A HIRWAIN CHAPEL DEACON. At Cefn P^tty-ressions on Thursday (before Mr. D. E. Williams, Mr. J. Mat-thews, and Mr. J. Rogers) Levi Thomas wa-s summoned to allow cause why he should not be adjudged the father of the illegitimate child of Eliza-beth Parry, a single woman. living at Hirwain. Mr. Daninl Evans, solicitor. Brecon, appeared for the complainant Mr. B. F. Williams, Q.C. instructed by Mr. Cr,arles Ker.shole, solicit^ Aber- dare), defended. The case was before the court in September, but it was then di.-missed for wajit of corroborative evidence, and addi- tional witnesses were now called. There was considerable manifestation of ieeling in favour of the woman, and thic occasionally became so pronounced that the justices threatened to have the room cleared.—In opening the case Mr. Evans explained that his client was 22 years of age., and tha.t the defendant, who was married, wias the deacon of a Baptist Church at Hirwain, and a railway employe. It was alleged on the part or the oompiainant, who had been for a long period in the sen-ice of me "defendant as a domestic servant, that the first improper intimacy occurred about four years and a half ago. during the absence from home. on a holiday, of Mrs. Thomas and the children. It was further alleged that the mis- conduct continued at iprexty regular intervals until the complainant became enceinte, the result being the birth of a child on the 22nd of June last. At the close of the oaae for the complainant the learned barrister argued that the corroborative evidence adduced was in- sufficient to justify the making of an order upon the defendant, who, of course, denied the impeachments made against him, and the justices retirea to consider the point.—After a short absence thev returned, and Mr. Wil- ) liams announced that on the around raised by counsel the case would be dismissed. The announcement did not meet with popular approval, and wheh the defendant, emerged I from court he was hootoo lustily by the girl's partisans.

I LLANDUDNO EISTEDDFOD. ) TENDERS FOR THE PROGRAMME 1896. Following the custom adopted at previous Eisteddfoda.u, the Llandudno committee advertised for tenders for the purchase of the copyright of the Eisteddfod programme. Many tenders were received, the highest being offered by Messrs. R. E. Jones. Conway. It may be mentioned that the price paid for the copyright of the programme of the last Carnarvon Eisteddfod was EBO. However. the Llandudno oonimittee made inquiries j aft^r receiving the tenders, and found that there was a profit of JB80 to be made on the programmes even after paying lOlgs. for the copyright thereof. Accordingly, thev felt inclined to work the catalogue themselves, as wa-s done at Llanelly. On Thursday morn- ing, however, they received a letter from Mr. W. H. Evans. Chester, publisher of the "Farmer's Herald." offering to supplv the committee with 10,000 copies of the 'official programme free of cost if the copyright was given to him gratis. As the programmes sell at 6d. each, this is equivalent to an offer of £ 250 for the copyright of the programme, The committee think they will accept Mr. Evans's offer.

ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY. lee -C.r At Swansea Police-court on Thursday (-before Mr. J. C. Fowler and Mr. F. Rocked "a voucg fi-man, named Hudson Hardfo-d. living at Owmavon, WI'" charged with stealing with vio- lence from Morgan Jones a silver watch and 4s. 3d. in silver at a Gr^t Western siding near High-street Station on November 25.—The pri- so i r was alleged to have been in company wdth two others at +he time of th* robberv. Hut the others had not been arrested Hand- ford wa, ar-est.d Pt Mfiesteir. and handed over II to Detective Morris, toirether wirh a pawn- ticket for the watch. The prisoner, in replv to tV charro. h,d s-j.id. "I am guilty.—A re- mand was granted for a week.

ALLEGED ROBBERY. At Merthyr Pol ice-court. on Thursday j Samuel Gottnieb. aged 14. was charged with stealing a number of watches and a quantity of jewellery, the propertv of his master. Israel Arian. at, Treharris. and Merthyr Vale.-— Pohoe-sergeant Davies proved receiving ''he prisoner into his custody at Padclington, and said that when chxrg^d the pri-ner acknow- ledged himself guilty of the theft.—ITpon the application of Superintendent Thornoy. the stipendiary g-ranted a remand for a week.

FERNDALE JEWELLERY ROBBERY At Perth Police-court cm Thursday (before the stipendiarv and other magistrates) .fohn Davies and Wm. Kite, labourers, Ferndab- were broueht UP in custody on a charge of burglariously entering th" shop of Mr. Shibki. jeweller. Ferndale. on Sunday night Inst. and rtealirig there*T-om a quantitv of jewellerv. valued at £ 35. The articles included 26 watohes. seventeen Alberts, a.nd ten rings.— Sufficient evidence, wa,~ called to justify a remind for a week.—The articles have -i ot been recovered. I

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TriedSu icide Th pee Ti Illes HER LIFE SATED BY THE POLICE STATION MATRON. Arrested for Drunkenness. this Woman Stuffed Gloves down her Throat and Tried Hanging. Mrs. Miner, a New York Lady, 45 years old. was found late at night m an in- toxicated condition. Shf was disorderly, and Patrolman Schrieber took her into custody. Sehneber did not imagine what was in store for him. He no sooner laid his hand", upon the woman than she began to struggle violently. Her yells resounded for block-, and caused a large crowd to collect in the street. The crowds and the uproar drew the attention of several oAher patrolmen, and three of them went to the assistance of Schrieber. Tne~ half-earned, half-dragged the woman to the station, and all the while she fought madly. There ir- no matron at the station, and for this reason a patrol wagon was called and the woman transferred to another station. Patrol- man Schrieber went along wi:.h her! More difficulty arose when the patrolman undertook to gt-t his charge from the wagon to the station- hcuse. She refused to walk up the stoop, and again it took three policemen to take charge cf her. Slip was still screaming lustily when locked up m a cell. For a time she was quiet, and the station-liou-e was at rest. But net for long. Mrs. Linner. in making the first of her half-hourly rounds heard a ipcci'liar noise coming from Mrs. Miner s oell. as .f someone "was choking. -She entered, thf c-ell, and found its tenant choking* t-o death from her gloves, vhicii she had pushed dew* her throat. Mrs. Linner tried to pull out the glove*, -bur was unsuccessful. With the aid of a small hook, the gloves were finally ex- tricated, and Mrs. Linner left her again. Fol- lowing this episode, Mis. Linner decided to keep a close watch on her prisoner. She re- turned to her c-ell in another halt" hour, and saw some clothing that had been twisted into a rope attached to one of the bar! On open- ing the door quickly, she discovered Mre. Miner hanging by the neck to the other end. The woman was again near death. and. when cut down, was revived with difficulty. She appeared somewhat penitent, and said she would make no further attempt si suicide if left alone. Her re-quost w ?,s granted, but. only a half hour later she repeated her second at- tempt. This time another part of her dress had a:a:i.n been wound into a rope, and this she had again tied to a bar and around her throat. After this it was decided that no more chances should be taken with the woman, and she was strapped down. She raised a row all night, but further than that there was no more, trouble with her. AS hen Mrs. Miner waa arraigned in court in the morning the. chafj* against her was changed from intoxication to attempted suicide, titoe was held 111 L200 biul j for trial.

INCANDESCENT GAS-LIGHT. HOW THE NZW SYSTEM WCKRKS AT WINCHESTER. To the Editor of the "Evening Express." Sir.—Conclusive corroboration of my letter of the 18th inst. is afforded by the following report (froen the "Journal of Gas-Lighting" of the mst.! of the speech oi Mr. Dexter, manager of the Winchester Gas and Water Company, delivered at the meeting of the Southern Dis- trict Ass-Gc.ation of Gas Engineers a.nd Managers held at the Holborn Restaurant on tho 34-th of November: — "THE INC AN DESCENT GAS LIGHTING OF WINCHESTER. "The Hon, Swetary said that Mr. Dextei would make a short statement as to the adop- 1:011 of incancl"=cent gas burners for lighting the streets cf Winchester. "Mr Dexter said thai, as the members of the association were all no douot. aware, they were now actively engaged ir. changing the lighting of the streets at Winchester. They com- menced making the alteration from*oil to incan- descent gas ligks ng on the 1st of November, when about one-third of the entire number of lights were changed in cne evening, and they produced an excellent impression. On Novembeir 5 they aaa about half of the lights in the city on the incandescent, system, and if any of the members were passing in his direc- tion during the next vwo or three week> it would be a goad time to see the transition from oil to incandescent gas lighting. Even the poweriu1 Bray lights in the refuge lamps looked quite dismal among t.he rows of :ncan- descent lamps stretching down the streets at different angi-'S. The public and the press all approved of the change. As to the behaviour of the lights in windy weather, he was glad to 8aY that his undertaking to the corporation, when the alterations were first made, that they would have no difficulty in mainradning the lights without failure—without being blown out or made to dick in any way—had been fully fulfilled. On November 5 they had extremely severe weather in Winchester. House roofs were stripped in many places, and a great deal of damage was done by wind and rain. A similar night also occurred on the previous Saturday (the 9th); but on each of these occa- sions not one of the incandescent burners was blown out by wind, and they all remained perfectly steady, whereas there were a great number of the oil Lamps cut. This contrast has done more than anything els- in showing that the city would be well repaid in making the change. am. L. DE FONBLANQUE. Secretary. -?--?-

CARDIFF CONSERVATISM. DISCUSSING TEE "DARKEST CAP, DIFF" QUESTION A meeting of tac combined political com- mittees of ? the Cardiff Conservative Clubs was held on Thursday evening at the Riverside Conservative Club. Mr. Kughes presided over ? good attendance of members, and. after the usual business had been pro- ceeded with. Mr. Councillor Veal1 addressed the meeting. He referred at great length to "Darkest Cardiff," and. referring to the future visit to that district of the heaitfe committee expressed confidence that before loag a different state of things would exist.— Mr. Councillor Hughes said he was sure the health committee were going to do their utmost to settle che "Darkest Cardiff" Ques- tion, and referred to the great work of the late Fat-he- Butler in those districts. He WES sure the people living in those districts did not deserve all the hard names used bv people who had so much to say in reference to the matter, and said that in doing justice to the town by taking active measures for s- better state of things thev must also do justice to the people living there.—After the usual votes of thanks, the meeting terminated by singing the Nations! Airthem.

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