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PUBLIC Alk-USEXENTS. t CARDIFF. rfHEATRB gO I AL LoMee and Manager .Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER. THURSDAY. June Mr. and Mrs. MALLABY, Mies EMILY THORNE, and Company, in the enor- Uouslv Successful Farcical Comedy, entitled- T EDDY'S WIVES. Preceded at 7.30 bv the Elegant Comedietta— MAN 'PROPOSES. Time and Prices f« usual. Book in" Offices at Messrs. Thompson and Shack ew » (Lusted). Q,ueeu-street. Telepli >ne Xo. &21. Monday, JUNS 8th, CLOSED fer six NIGHTS. RE-OPENING on MONDAY, JUNE 15th, with MR. ii D'OYLY CARTE'S CELEBRATED REPERTOIRE COMPANY ttondtv, Thursday. GONDOLIERS. YEOMEN of the GUARD. IViesday. Friday, IOLANTEE. PRINCESS IDA. Wednesday. Saturday, MIKADO. MIKADO. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. RIBAND THEATRE. The Premier Theatre of Wales. Lease* and Manager Mr. CLARENCE SOHNES. h, Brilliant Reception cf Mr. Valentine Smith's OllAND ENGLISH OPERA CO. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). FAUST. fRIBAY KING FOR A DAY." SATURDAY—" BOHEMIAN GIRL." SUNDAY, JUNE 7—GRAND SACRED CONCERT. Doora open at 7; commence 7.30. Box Office open at Theatre daily; 10 to 4. Telephone 725. Price. 6d. to jEl Is. MOND-* Y NEXT, June 8, Mr. Arthur Branscombe's Ko. 1 Ccmpany m "MOROCCO HOUND." x p I n E fj HE JgJMPIRE Managing Director—OSWALD STOLL. 'n. not in mortals to command success, but we'll do tnore—dMerve it." The COOLEST THEATRE IN THE COUNTRY I Owing to the Sliding Roof and other co-operating means of ventiiation, the atmosphere is cooler inside than outside the Empire, and its purity is further ensured by the empioyinent of the liieetric Light TO-NIGHT I La Papillionnel The Parisian Peri from the El Dorado, Paris, MDLLE. JENNY MILLS in LA DANSE LUMINEUSE. She Personification of Beauty and Grace, radiant with effects of light and Colour. Electriciin P. H. Boggis. Powerful Program wp, of Varieties, beaded by ALBERT CHRISTIAN, The accomplished Baritone Vocalist, formerly of the Carl Bosa Opera Company. Notice.—Seat* can be booked without extra fee between the houte of eleven a.m. and four p.m., seven and ten p.m. Plan cf Boxes, Fauteuils, and Grand Circle. NEXT WEEK: The remarkable Mimic, HARRY TATE; aleo the. Abdullah Bedouin Troupe—14 real Arabs. ks TOLL'S PANOPTICON, PHILHARMONIC HALL AND BUILDINGS. ST. MARY-STREET. PROLONGATION ONE MORE WEEK OF WHITSUN CARNIVAL. JfEXT WEEK:— G. H. SNAZELLE, In Music. Song1, and Story, pictonall.v illustrated. NEWPORT. rpi HE "TIMPIRE, Wrint Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT I tTHE MARCO TWINS, From the Loadon Empire. They are etch 35 vears old. ROSE HAMILTON, a THE ABDULLAH BEDOUIN TROUPE Of 14 real Arabs. Also from the Empire, London. Varietie* by other Artistes. NEXT WEEK ØHl and HuH. ^o<r«-_ggi— IF YOU WANT To Let Apartment*. To Rent Apartments, —————— To Let, a House, To Rent a House, To Buv a. Business. To Sell a Bnsmeaa. To Buy. House, To Sell a House. ■ To Buy a Piano. To Sell a Piano. To Sell a Bicycle. To Bur a Bicycle. To Sell Furniture, To Buy Furniture. ———. Ac., kc., &c. ADVERTISE IN THE "EVENING EXPRESS." 1 PUBLIC NOTICES. CARDIFF EXHIBITION, 1896 PATRON: HER* MAJESTY THE QUEEN. QPEN JQAILY From 10-30 a-im till 10.30 p.m. MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF PICTURES, STATUARY, BOOKS AND PHOTOGRAPHS, Ac., IN ART GALLERY. FINE COLLECTION OF MARITIME MODELS IN ENTRANCE HALL. MACHINERY IN MOTION. WORKING EXHIBITS. OLD CARDIFF (200 YEARS AGO). WORKING COAL MINE. WORKING MODEL GOLD MJNE. 1.0 till 2.30.—Programme of Music by Old World Band in the Imperial Gardens. 2-0—Lindsey's Celebrated Exhibition Minstrels. 2.45 till 5.15.-Band of the Royal Monmouthshire Militia Engineer* in Imperial Gardens. 6:0 till 8.0.—Old World Band in Imperial Gardens. 6.0.—Cardiff Exhibition Minstrels. GRAND CYCLE RACES. OSBORN AND WALTERS, AND MISS WHiTE, THE CELEBRATED LADY CYCLIST, WILL ATTEMPT TO CREATE A NEW MAE RECORD, 3.15..Illumination of Groitds. 7.45 till 10.15..Band of the Royal Monmouthshire Militia Engineers in Imperial Gardens. 8.40.. Grand Spectacular Opera, "Santiago." CARDIFF EXHIBITION ADMISSION FREE! WITH TRAIN FARE PAID The mormotua and constantly expanding busirtesa done by BEVAN AND COMPANY (LIMITED), REGISTERED AS THE CARDIFF F"UltNISHERS Enable. them not only to continue to supply every description of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At about half the prices usually charged by some of their competitors, but to present to all cash cust-oment at each of their branches during the holding of the Exhibition a Tioket of Free Admission, with train fare paid, *<->l]ows. To ctLtk buyer* cf ;£2 worth-Free admisaion. £5 worth—Free admission, with train fare one way up to twemty-tve miles. B10 worth-Free admission, with train fare both ways up to twenty-fir* miles. JB20 worth—Free admission, with train fare both ways up to fifty miles. AS THE LARGEST FURNISHERS In South Wales and Monmouthshire, tney are in a. position to serve you far and away below the pricea barged by their competitors whilst vihe uninterrupted trading of forty-six years affords the strongest possible proof that the quality d all goods may be fully relied upon. DINING, DRAWING, AND BED ROOM SUITES, From 31 to 50 Guineas. PIANOFORTES from 10 to 45 Guineas. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES GRATIS' DELIVERY FREE! BEVAN AND COMPANY, CARDIFF. NEWPORT, AND PONTYPOOL. MANUFACTURER, Horsfortb, Offers hie I Own Goods direct from the Loom at Mill Prices, Tiz. Serjree, Fancies, < Cashmeres, Bieges, j Meltons, Mantle Cloths. Pattern sent free on application, Save all intermediate profit. f Special Lot of Dress Meltons, all at uer vard. Address:—MANUFACTURER, HOnS. FORTH. LEEDS READ d THE EVENING EXPR ESS J, ttacc pottos* 1.- PT DECORATORS. ~X\R^ A V I S AND IS O N ENTERS, GLASS, OIL. AND ER-RANGING MERCHANTS, QUEEN STREET. t= 4============= = YEWORKS, ETC. F WA T YOUR CLOTHES ?ELY CLEANED. GO TO HOBFER, 1- NELSON-TERRACE. -I | rUHNITtTRE. 8 COMPANY. LIMITED 4 CABDIFi' FURNISHERS," ST. MI^RREKT A N!1) DUKK-STREET. CKROCBBIBS. :L=VAYFONES & CO.. LIMITED ^OPLB'S FOOD PROVIDERS, rfnest Butter, 10u. per lb. ai Wliartomstreet. HATS. ARCADE FOR HATS.— JiT Onl«?ric6S' ^s- and 3s. 9d. Silk U.atH Mad^r^c B'i7 1rom tIlc Maker.—40, <J ai ol n e strf i1 Card'ft'. ) JUMATIC CUBE. j^yS-IPARTICULAIiS APPLY TO PTL PHILLIPS, pT. MARY-STRKET. TEA., and CO. Limited X^ FOB1ST TKA THE MARKET. q ?li WHABTON-STRECT. ""E TO LirNCH. GRR-FEV1 RESTAUR AM' TTTI^8' TEAS, DINNERS T)UKE-STR KET. r* rPEWBITINO. ANIEN AND GO. CLililited) j fk, Specifications, Estimates, and ail BranolSVWV1U n?' exeuuted on the Sbor est Noticp ifl>Prhcati°n. WTiis'ra^ cardif^ pEETH. A d P LET ESE T, IE GUINEA. ES^S- Q.OODMAN 56, qxjej^EET, AND 10, DUKE- Sf:T, CARDIFF. K5NGLR TÜatt 6d"; 5 TF,J,RS' WARRANTT. Paialeulf'd h,. Attuttpheric Suction AT •NE-f* '.rHE USuAL OHARSHS. pactions neaeasary. Country P*tW*PUed in One Visit and Railnay | ■ire allowed. Dr. AND MEW fIN (lale II.N.) pays "I can recow mend Mr. <3^s a VC17 skilful and humane Dentist. SB, tiiargeg should attract tv him all c!ae<e&" gjI^VTIONS FREE. ENGLlS^ND AMERICAN NTISTRY. uJ5$- GOODMAN, la. DUKR-SI r#11 561 QuEEN STRK«n.\ Cardiff, And at 86. TAf^'1'* 28, HIGtf-pr' NEWPORT. 15, SWANSEA. Moan, T«* 4* Ceosulutioa* Ktoe. eJcKX CARPI EXHIBITION. GENERAL pON-STAND 117. 0- jjj lEATR AND SONS r- MAtfOJTJfltnss trfJROADWOOD, Schiedmayer, G'fDard, fl Kirkman, Kap*, Brinamead, kinson, Ohallen, Weum?j.e, tcc- QBGAJS5 byr-^jj and -^aMLIN, Bell, f.luait1t: ^»rj,enter ns* and Olark, Deherty, Kara, It anll anheninras by Alex- -de. Ao A FULI» COXCE Octares, by the »»njine ,LW*d SCHIEDMAYER, ttr Hire, i" **■ f«UtGBST Pqs^SCOUNTS FOR CASH. ftlFERIierpTT) ALL PARTS OF SOUTH ~S PKKIQDrOAI.LY. REP/€RtS or FXF.CTTIT.D BY PIRST OVASS LONDON ,v.lEN. SPBCf ATi r>rOTijnXOS pt'ACF.S OF WOR- SHIP*. IRST-? AKT> S09TOOLS. Before Ttorebasi^ cur frice LisM and V,tK • and Compare our ?rices andTeruu Hon*eg. JROOM8— 51, Q*7EE]S £ £ ET' CARDIFF: 70, TJ,tFTr-Sfrr- PONTYPRIDD and 11, ^rrNDs50AD' PENARTH. t fclES AT UiDAVOtf. BARRT' CAICILPIULIT, BRr^- MAESTEG, MNVASflCRS WAjiiT^r";1' ^ARTS, ON (500B "^•iiiSrON. &534 JIHE NOVELTY Portrait* Taken up to Nil*e at Night bv, 1 Gownleti a one dt"M(.i<<d. Tit advertise tf.le" "Ph. for Limited Time, we le One Cabinet, Onv'°^' Studio .f^treet, Cardifi. <Jt<>tle)' e500# r-c-= BUSINESS ADDRESSES. THE THE "EVENING EXPRESS." Can be abtained Every Night of the following Local Newsagents — LIST OF AGENTS— CENTRAL SEYMOUR, WOOD-STREET M ..MRS. DENNISON, 7, WOOD-STREET „ HELLIER, BRIDGE-STREET » J. JAMES, 31, BRIDCE-STREET r, I E. GILLARD, 5. CAROLINE-STREET .BAKER, THE HATES .» J. HOeS, QUEEN-STREET CANTON .EVANS. LOWER CATHEDRAL-ROAD RICHARDS, „ „ DOWN, POST OFFICE. CI-ARE-STRKET REES, 55, COWBRIDGEROAD „ DOWN, POST-OFFICE, EJOWBRIÐGE-JU). „ .HrSHES. 64 „ „ HUGHES, 102 „ w CARR, 132. „ „ „ ,w.. BAKER. 174 „ „ „ ..WILSON, 194 „ „ „ ..RIORDAN, 212 m ¡- BOUND, 3, KING'S-ROAD OATHAYS WILLIS, 14, MUNDT-PLACE „ PREECE, 80, SAMSBURY-ROAD „ ..STUDDARD, 55, UPPER GEORGE-ST, —ROSS, 49, LETTY-STREET w STEVENS, 136, WOODVILLE-ROAD DOGES BUSSELL, STUART-STREET -J. SAVAGE. X50, BUTE-STREET TYLE*. 38. GRANGE SHELDRICK. 1, AMHERST-STREET .HART, 49, HOLMSDALE-STREET M .SANDERS, 142, fACET-STREET MOORS ..C. W. HUTCHINGS, CARLISLE-STREET „ FLEMING, SPLOTr-ROAD „ .MORGAN, 11, PORTMANMOOR-ROAD NEWTOWN FISHER, 2, ADAM-STREET „ DAYIKS, 29, RIVERSIDE MRS. LONG, ELDON-ROAD „ TURNER, 68, ELDON-ROAD THOMAS, TUDOR-ROAD MAMM ROATH TALBOT, 52, BROADWAY „ ROBERTS, 28, „ „ FLEMING, &1. WHITE, 120, „ DES, 48, METAL-STREET „ THOMAS, 3, OLIFTON-STREET „ ROPKE, 16, PEARL-STREET „ .D. F. MORRIS, 209. RICHMOND-ROAD „ LOCK, 8. MACKINTOSH-PLACE „ LAWRENCE, 14, OASTLE-RO AD „ GWINNETT, 33, OASTLE ROAD ROWLEDGE, 78, „ „ „ .PADFIELB, „ „ „ .DAVAGE, „ „ „ MUMFORD, „ „ MRS. KING. 7. CASTLE-ROAD „ ELLIOTT, BANGOR-ROAD SALTMEAD JOHN, 22, CORNWALL-ROAD R. GOODMAN, 16, COURT-ROAD s WAN',S, NEWTOWN IPIPPIIN CIDER. THE BEST IN THE WORI D. ON DRAUGHT AT 1 The Ronl Hotel, Cardiff. The Grand Hotel. Cardiff. t, The Biaok Lion Hotel, St. Mary-street, Qtrdiff, j The Griffin Hotel, St. Mary-sfcreefc, Cardiff, j The Bertram Hotel. Roath. 'Cardiff, The Hasting* Hotel, Herbert-street, Cardiff, The Windsor Hotel, Dock*, Cardiff, And the Leading Hotel* Througnojt, the Kingdom. GEO. M. S'WAN AND CO i me s c II AI.BERT-CHAMBERS. HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. ] [Ll??04 ] H. T. GEORGE. Managing Representative. MONET. c 1 AAA to be Lent on Note of ob1 o. to oWmi» V/U V/ Hand without fees,sure' tie*, nublieity, or delay. Town or Country. Strictly 1 ornate. —Repayment* to *uit borrower*' conreaience. -Trade bill* discounted.—Central Adfance Bank, 40, Wood-«treet, Cardiff. S. Harm, manager. e5296 1 O N E Y TO LEND. 1 EMT Repayment*. Reasonable Interest. Striet Priraey. THREE POUNDS To A TNOWSANB. J (Jail or write te K. PHILLIPS, it. CIMAOR-STIELIT, < e9057d CARDIFF. • "a in Want of (3Mtt are Recovmeaded to Apply to the Provincial Union Bank, 1, Queen-*quare, ] Bristol, or to tb* Rietrict Agent, E. W. Weber, X. KTorltaie-*treet. Cardiff. e4559 I THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER « THOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS Overcome the wont fOnDl of diseaies and the fouleat itate of the Blood. Stomach, Liver and Kidneys; they j jo to the core of every disease, where no ether « medicine hu power to reach. In Boxee, at Is. ljd. tnd 28. 9d. eatlh. Sold by all OhetMtt. or from the I Burdock Pill Manufactory, 44, Oxford street, Swansea ■■■" — S BOYS WANTED TO SELL THE J "EVENING EXPRESS." Special terms. fc .0 "EVENING EXPRESS." Special terms. to Apply, the Publisher. e9999 I PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS THE" EVESINQ EXPRESS 1 — WOKSS. I ONCE. THREE S IX TIMES, TIMES 20 Words 96 10 16 j 30 Words 9 16 2 3 40 Words 10 2 0 3 0 ——— ——— —— 58 Words 13 2 6 3 9 Notice to Advertisers. IMPORTAXT.—Advet-tiMm-ntt to be classified must reach thia «l £ ce by ia30 a.m.; but they can bo inserted un to 4.45 p.m. under heading of TOO LATB FOR QLAS8IFICAT10N. The above charge* apply-only to consecutive in- sertions of the foil* .Tin* ollm of oldvertimeneitts: Situation* Wanted or Offered, Apartments, Money Wanted, Partnerships, I^ost and Found, Miscellaneous e Businesses. Houses Shope, Office. to Let or Sale Privately If the iRäefflOMbc !tot eonsecUtive, or if payment be not made previous to publication, the credit rate* wril be charged. Name and Address to be counted. Order* sent throurU the post to be accompanied by Tosta! Order or Htifpt-nny Stamp*. O^ues, Postal and Poet-office Orders should be cic.saert ml made payable to Mr. D. Watkin Thomas. AdK-rtisement* an received all. at the following lub-otlicea NLWPORT TREDEGAR-STREET. SWANSEA ..OASTIJE-STREET. MEBTBTK VICTORIA-STREET. PONTYPRIDD .4a, TAFF-STKEKT. ,,lnmn. HEAD OFFICES CARDIFF; ST. MARY-STREET. COPIES ONLY of testimonials Ihould be enclosed (not or tpnak*! The boxes provio^ for tinren to advertisements appearing in the "Evening Express" are not intended for any other purpose whatever, and cannot be allowed j u^ *?r the distribution of printed or written _a<lvertiwing circulars r.r announcements of any kind. "Apply at the EveoS^ExpressT" means that the address of ttie n«vert;«er can be obtained at the evening Express" o.ltce on personal application. If deced ,enC k' PMt> ^we stamp* must be en- N.B.-—T0 avo^l de;'»y ^lPlHtetircontaininp adver- tisfments should the words "Advertisement Penartment" oa th» PREMISES. ^enaxt'a.—W an4c.:l, to R.^nt, & House; penuaneatly TPnt must be 113:>^erat<>.—Apyiy A 13. Kx(>rc?a Office, Cai,liff. e943,.ul:J Lute Dcoksr.—Dwelilng-house to I^ct: corporation rccjuiremints paf«<?rl fo' !<03T;l'.ng-hoiihs; ba«k enhance—Apply Jclins, 1, Patrck-otrer-t. Car- (!iff. e943?olO '1 WEISCELLANEOVS SALES, Poultry, Pijfeon.^tct Bird, andl>eg Fooda—Writo for prices and samples to N»ab Re«* and Son, Hay, Corn, and Seed Merchants. Cardiff. f5229 1.000 J* 1«,0W Useful Handbills, 8s. 6d.: swnples free.— «saer and Co., Machine Printer*. Broadmeod, Bris- J»l_ e4419 AGENTS^ TBA. VELLEIRS. SaJaiietl and Oonimisniun Travelier ^Vanted with Good Connpction ait>$n»st Grocers, Hotel Keeper, &c.Ain,!y Turner, Alteon Works, 10, Howard-road, Newngton, I.-ojickm. e9429o9 F.quitaHe Life A«saSiuce Sock-ty~pf the Uruted Mates.—Wanted, for 'Onnliff and Neiprlibourhood, a Special Agent; right .terms to the right man with pood record.—Appjv1 jy> j. \y. Wo<jd» Manager lor Wale;, Ac., Bank-bu'lflinijs St Mary-street, Our- dilf. ° e5415 MEDICAL. Only & few facts Herbs~-verv unintereatinp, ixrliapg, but Tuevlav, Febf-uary 18, 1896:—"The Herbs' arrived Satuixtiy* 'and I am moet thankful to-say they have al.readyVlone me much pood. I have Buffered with .severe Divpepfi* this last few yvitTK." Another lâd-J irrites: —'l'lease send me a packet of Indigestion' Must*. The lut., I Iwd haa ,1'lw :r.?, llJIl;1, &»JL" ■' A' ■terrrtlsm-n writes:- "I have taken the fierbo according to instructions, and I am triad to inform you that I have received jjreat benefit from them. I have been a victim to indigestion for the last twelve years." These letters can be seen. Comment is needless. Indi- gestion Herbs, price 9d. post free. Is.—Trimnejl, ^Ths^Ipi2«listj^8^Mo|ra-tormce^Cardiff^«9415o5 BICYCLES. For Sale, Humber Pattern Bicycle («!id); strong fransc, 30s.—Address A. Smith 78', Elm-street. Roath, CgJdiff e9422o6 REPAIRS.—All Go to Mprris Bros., Pontypridd; no job too ilifficult, no job too small. Don't forget. Ney Cycle Locks, 4d. e5250 The John Griffiths C'yde Corj)oration are Sold Agents fr,r Hunibers, Singers, Swifte, and Dunlop CH'clee: prices froui C10 10s.. with Dunlop Pneumatic IVres. Purchasers instructed free by experienced teachers. All ny.:lps access>:ies in stock. Repairs fix»-cuted by skilled workmen at modem te f barges. Call or send for catalogue.—57, Queen-street, Car- diff. e9428oB0 Alldays' Cyclas, Manufactures, Slock, and Depot: Ladies' Machines for Hite; Repairs and Plating a Speciality; Alldavs' Cj-cie Riding School, Andrewa- !iaU. St. Marv-street, Cardiff; open frcm 10 till 10.— lror terms and p»rti2>ii;vrs, apply Alldavs and Onions, Pneumatic Engineering Company; (Limited), 49, West- jrate-ptreet, Cardiff. e5309 Abandon Ancient Maps and send l'our Stamps for ip-to-date Cvclist/i' Road Map of South Wales, with :orrect mileage to ell chief town, and 1896 lists, now ready, containing useful hints, latest novelties, and special bargains in Safeties and Tricycles, from 33s.; v-ilvc or inflafcor fittings, nuts and sundries, per ^cturn^-Mog^Bros^^jcl^jks^Pmivygivid^l^T n KISCBLLAHEQTJS. A anel J. Macnaughtpon, Woollen Manufacturer* v> the Queen, Pitlochry, Scotland. Novelties in Tex- tile Fabrics. A and J. Macnaughton. Pitlochry, issue New Patterns—Suiting* from 21. bd., Ladies' Tweeds roin Is. a yard. —A and J. Macnaughton, Pitlochry, Sell Direct n Wearert Choice Costume Serrt'.8: Black, ladigo, ind Colour*. A. and J. Macnanght-on, Pitlochry, supply roM't'cla and Serges at Mill Priece. Parcela 201. VaJue Carriage Paid. n5131 Tobaccflniots Commencing see Illustrated Guide ,{1 Catalogue (259 pagpx), 3d.—Tooacconiots' Out- ifcting Company, 181, Huston-road, London; manager, ly. MytM. e9336d Earthenware and China—Seconds 22 Crates: best 33, or will send 15 dozen Seconds Articles for 17s. 6d. Vrite for lifltl.EBB and 00., Longton, Stafford- 'hire Potteries. e5402 Aristotle's Works. c»mp!etc Coloured Plates; j*n»?ine edition; 30 st-ampe. "Paris by Night, I r Gay I.ife in Paris" (illustrated), 30 stamps, post free.—E. Bowtei", 27. Renrihaw-afereai, Liverpool. istablishpd 1*32. Patronise tho Old Finn. eal80 la Your Watch Wrong? Tha Best and CheapeM Jbop in Oarrliff for the Repair of Watches of every escription, English or Foreign, is :38. Castle Arcade third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir, for en years with Mr. Spiridioa. Clock* and Muaio toxes Cleaned and Repaired. e4202 MUSICAL. PlANOFOBTE Lessons given by Young 1A.dy to suit pupiJs after businewo hours; terms mode- rate.—MISS F. EVANS. 24, Gowbridge-road, Oar. diff- e5098 CLEAK8 AND MANAGERS. M'Vf'KTISKMENTb inserted under this heading at tbt- following prepaid rates: — 80 nords, 1 tiav. 6d ..3 days. Is- 6 dav*. Is. M. Wanted, sliai-p Lad for Typewriter Shop.—Z 58, Express Office, Ca-rdiif. e94x4o5 1CISCELLANEOUS SITWATIONS SITUATIONS Y ACAXT. Wanted, an Ae.s;stant Stewaid, Docks Conservative Club, Cardiff.-A ly-, by letter, stating age and wages, not later than Friday, Sth June, to the Secre- tory c5417 Smith Wanted; used to wheelwright work; must be steady.—James. Llantri>-ant. e942504 Wanted, immediately, everjTibere, trustworthy Persons (either sex), to Deliver and Collect light samples; 5s. daily easily earned, besides commigeion yielding ever-increasing income, on entirely new sys- tem.—Address, Evans, Watts and Co (E 71). Mer- chants, Birmingham. e9418o6 Wanted, Middie-agei Man (Singl y on Small Gr.tss Farm; make himself generally userul.-Applr. per. aonally, Gwrhay. Bach Farm, near Blackwoc-d. <10 Wanted, steady Man as Groom and to Make Himself Generally Useful.—Apply, stating age, reference, &e. (abstainer), Dr. Ivor Davies, Bryngarw, Porth, Rhondda Valley. 12400l0 Wanted, a Young Man to Take Care of a Horse and to Attend to Garden and Lawn.—App'y Dr. Thomas, Brynbedw, Nantymoel. 1107o9 Wan^c<j, Lad, 16, to Attend Horee, Cows, bo Gcie- rally Useful: able to milk: good character.— Apply Nicholas. Malprs, Newport. Mon. 1063d4 Young Man Wanted; able to milk and deliver; good character required—Appiy Hy. W. Leaker, Woodland Parry, Swansea. 1013o6 Wanted, a La<i. about 16 yPars of age, to Look After Pony and Trap and Make Himself Geneiullv Useft-I —Apply C. Lewis, Bailiff, Cog Form. Sully. õó Wanted at once, good Man ai Cowman or Shftp- herd; good wages given to suitable man.—Apply Hall, Gylynis Farm, Radyr. 924o5 Wsnted. Man to Groom, Milk, and be Useful; 15s7 out.-Z 77, Western Mail. Cardiff. 88505 Wanted, Working Farm Bailiff; experienced with young horses. Wife, Laucdry. Ftrm Labourer also Wanted; Wife to be Useful.—Iscoed, lo..rry. side. 773o4 To {-.akcrs and Confectioners.—A good Bread Hand, well up in Cakes and Smalls, Piping, and Icing; abstainer preferred.—Apply, stating references and salary. Smith. 17, King-str.,et, Carmarthen. 09 Wanted, a grod, Bread and Cake Baker; single man to live indoors ipust have a reference from last employe?.—Apply, eta/ting wages required, to A. Buchan and Co., Rhymney. 45281 at the Glamorganshire It<>forina- tory School, Keath. an Assistant Master, !>elwecn 25 and 40 (unmani< d), to Instruct a Few Boys III Tailoring, and to Assusfc in School Work and Gene- rally under the Superintendent; salary £ 35 per annum, with board, lodgings, and wa8hing.lqJp:y. staling" experience, age. ho'ght, with testimonials and refeiti)ces, to the Secretaiy. 1229o5 Wanted, gocd Stabieman; also a Boy to Ty>ok After Pony, and Trap.—Apply. Bailey's Livery Stables, Cardiff. 1225,)10 Machinist Wanted, to Take Charge of Planing and Moulding Machines; regular employment guaran- teed; none but the most competent men need apply. -Send testimonials, with wages required, to ltobiu- son, David, and Co., Carrl'ff. 1185o6 Wanted, a matic Man, Accustomed to the Chimney-piece Trade, to Undertake tlie Post of Packer.—Anply Sessions and Sows (Lincted), Perarth-road, 1213010 Wanted, Miller;' steadv, trustworthy, good stone- dre»er; single.—State HHiary and references, Ford, Pembroke Mills. 1200o6 To Wheelwrights.—Wanted, a Man Used to Heavy and Light Work; permanent.—Apply W. D. Lani, IJayvetherir-e, Ab(ygav;nuy. 120506 Hairdresserd.—Waut«d at once, Fust-olaes Gents' Hand.—Apply^3, Jamss-stirest, Docks, Cardiff. o4 Warehousemsui Wanted for Wholesale Grocery Trade; experience and good references essential.— J and C. Sankey, f'aitliff. 1213o5 Wanted, a Shoeing Smith; one used to tvreing.— Bailey, Windsor Mewp. Cardiff. 1136o9 Good Saddler Wanted; web up in colliery work.— Apply, with full particulars, E. William* Cook and Co., Burrows-chamberti, Swansea. 1163o9 Folders and Sewers Wanted.—Applv Western Mail Bookbinding Works, Tudor-road, Cardiff. 45267 Hairdresser—A quick end good Shaver Wanted at once for One Mouth at Camp; good wages given.— Hope. Brecon. 1133o& Wanttd, thoTOugb, tuiar?'. trustworthy Toung M?>nT Warehousemanmust be gnod 'salesman; wages 29s. week.— Addnasc, with re(orenees, A 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. nZ805 Wanted, a Circular Sawyer; well up in converting Round Timber. Also a Wheelwright.—Apply to Davies, Woodbine, Usk. 1088o5 Baker Wanted, fbr BresuJ. Cake, and Buns (no7>ilier fcmalls) to delivi* country journeys; careful rlriver.- Edward Jones. Raglan. 1097o5 Railway Wagon Builders are Respectfully Informed that & Dispute is Pending at Cardiff. 106ii04 To Painters and Papethangere.—Wanted at once, Several pood Plain Hand?.—Apply, with particulars, Davies, Decorator, Burry Port. 1355o4 Wanted, a Young Man to Deliver Milk and Assist with Vilking; tarlv riser.—Apply, D. Ruther, Aber- jcravennv. 45252 Wanted, a competent Man to Assist at the Dairy in the Exhibition Grounds; ijiust be particularly handy and cleanly.—Apply J- Alexander, 5, Hieh- etreet. Cardiff. 45243 Bakera.—Wanted good feread Baker; willing to make himself useful: personal application preferred, otherwise full psrtdculars first letter; indoors.—J. V. Lewis. Blackwood, Mon. 1049o4 Plasterer* Wanted, to Complete Plastering Shopj at Llanbradach; contract work.—Lewis, T;mber Mer- chant, Pontx'pridd. 1042o3 Electrical Engineering.—Messrs. Sydney F. Walker and Co. have Vacancy for an Apprentice.-Carditf Electrical Works. Severn-road. Cardiff. 1061o6 Wanted immediately, Everywhere, trustworthy Persons (Either Sex) to Deliver and Collect Light Samples; 5s. daily easjlv earned, besides commis- sion, yielcSng ever-increeains income on entirely new system—Address Evans, Watts, and Co. (D 71), Merchants. Birmingham. 94406 Home Sewing.-Plaln, Simple Work, per Parcels Post; £1 weekly easily enmed persons required everywhere; patterns and instruction book, six etainpt. many talvert,ioenientg mislead; this is p'eouiM.—WUby, Saviletown, Dewsbury. 952o6 Wanted, an experienced Working~Mechanic; must be aconainted with modern steelworks machinery. State age, experience, and wages required.—Applv'Z 67. Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 949o6 Tailors -Winted. Several good Coat Hands and an experienced Week's Wage Man; good waces.— Apply R. M'lntosh, Mill-street, Pontypridd. 45164 Men. Truths Boys. —AH ("itwa Iteqljir-ing any Employment write at once "Situation Guide." free; busy time; hundreds suited; don't delav; distance no obiect—Tanner and Cn. (Box 113), 112, Newing- ton Causeway. London. Men late Arnav, Navv, or Merchant. Service also write. 775o4 Wanted, Young Man a* Haulier: must have best references.—Enoch Davies, Grocer, Treherbert. 786o4 Wanted. Few Pair* good Wagon Maker*.— Apply Hamfon and Cam.ii. Rothexham. 45013 To Hairdressers. —Wanted immedfateiv, Young Man (indoors); must be good haircutter and shaver; refe- rences indispensable.—Applv E. Price, Docks. Car- dUr. 824o4 SITUATIONS WANTED. To Outfitters and Oothifre.—Stfta cut. made, and trimmed at short notice and exceptionally low prices. —Henry Solomon. Quay-street, Otrdaff. e942006 Butchers.—Situation Wanted by Tounc Man. aged 20, as shop and slaughterman; disengaged.— Lantuiv, 56, Wyndham-stneet, Canton, Cardiff. e9427o8

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NURSEMAIDS AND SERVANTS. ¡ Wanted, respectable, clean Woman for Cleaning fsi>rinsr>: must be good worker.—Apply 48. Queen- rtreet Cardiff. *9*g6°* Wanted. a respecWi^Ic Young Girl, shout 16. to Asrtst- "t Housework.—Apply 132. Newport-road, Car- diff. e9.13009 Wanted. active Girl os nouse-Pairourmaid; able to irrm.—Apply 23. Newport-road. Cartliff. e9424o5 Wanted, an experienced General, able to Cook ami Iron also Nurse, thoroughly Accustomed to Children. —Apply 7. ftioeeop-toad. Roath, Qtidiff e9425o8 Á OeneraTServ,\nt, age from 16 to 18 no children fiouit <>■; two.—Apply 34 Pinaturtnn-avrour. f"«« dVff. 65415 Wanted. Young Girl, about 18, with good testi- monials, to General; three in family; early riser. ..Grove Honsc. The Grove, Fairwater. e9389o5 Waited at once, a strong Housemaid.—Apply, with reference, stating Fa .-elrv required, to Miss Payne, Ladies' School, Cowbridge, South Wales. 1257o6 Wanted, by June 29th, a thoroughly experienced Nurae for Young Children; none under 25 need Mm!v.—Apptv Mrs. Hibbe.-t, 1, l'alk-rC3A1. Pen- at-th. 1073o9 Wanted, Kitchenmaid: good character and good references.—Lady Price Fotliergill. Hensol Cast'e. !o5 Wanted, a good Ham Cook; able to haIre, wash, said u-on two in family eountry.-Apply Mrs. Bridges, Frongelli, Fontardulais. 1112o9 Wanted, by JUIJe 14Tb. good Plain Cook; small familv; in countn'.—Wages, references, &c., Mrs. Davies. Gcytrc House. Goytt-e. Pontypool. 1117o9 ~Vimte(L~thoroughly-experience(l General Sctvcnt; country; two in family; nurse kept.—Address A 3, Western Mail. Cardiff. 1127o9 Can any ]Ady Recommend an experienced House- Parlourinaid? "Must bo good waitress and plate- cleaner and thoroughly understand all her duties. Two in family. Good wages. Not under 27 year* of ag.».—Applv, stating fuil particulars, to Mrs. Whitley. Westport House. Pembroke. 1131o5 "WantedTHousemaid, 25 to 30; parlourmaid kept; gentleman's family; near Swansea.—Send full parti- culars Mrs. Pond's Select Registry, Swansea. (Estab- lished 20 years.) 1159o9 Wanted at once, experienced Cook; no kitchen- maid Ucpt; small family.-Apply, before eleven, Mrs. Spencor. 8, Park-place. Cardill. 1155o5 Wanted immediately, a good General Servant.— Apply, with full particulars and references, to Rector of Penderyn, Aberdn-r 1167o5 Parlourmaid Wanted in a Small Family, where three maid* and a manservant, are kept; must be efficient and experienced: exceptional references required.— Apply, stating age and salary required, to Z 83. Wes- tern MaP, Cardiff. 1031o8 Wanted, for Family of Two. good Cook-General, also experienced House-Parlourmaid; bov ke-pt.-Apply Mrs. Charle* Downing, Wellington House, Charlee- street, Cardiff. 1018o4 Wanted, good General; able to do plain cooking: good wages.—-23, Carlisle-street, Cardiff. 104iu8 Wanted, a good General Servant; able to do plain cooking: small family; good reference required-— Apply Mrs. Fine, jClaremont, Rhymney. 1070o8 Wanted, a Young Girl, aoout sixteen.—Applv <55, Castie-roacV Cardiff. 95So6 Wanted, 15tllinØt.. a good Housemaid who under- rtands waiting at table; aifed not under 23.-Apply 3. St.. Andrew's-cregoeint, Cardiff. 936o6 Wanted, an experienced Dairymaid fro Take Cljargs of Ftrmhoufe must be good butter and cheese maker and poultry woman.—Apply, with references, to Wm P. Powell, Hirwaia 94606 Wanted immediately, good General where nurse- hoiwirmid is kept.—Apply Mrs. Fi-hr. Cj ess Hands, Uanelly. 87005 Wanted, good Plain Cook aged 28; wages, £ 17; small family.—Apply, by letter, Mr*. Morris, 22, Paik-place, Cardiff. 85605 Wanted, a General Servant,: small family; v%«hiiig and plain cookiag.-Apply 9, Oakfield street, Rooth, j Cardiff. 855o5 Wanted. Cook-General. Also House Parlourmaid. —Apply Tapson, Woodland Park, Newport. 89905 Wanted, June 11th, an experienced General Ser- vant who thoroughly understands cooking; two in familv.—Mrs. Loane, 22, Bryngwyn-road, New- port. Wanted, Kitchenmaid; to aiwist in laundry; good references required.—Apply Mrs. Hartley, Larkneld, Chepstow. 9llo5 General Servant Wanved; a comfortable home offered to a clean, willing, industrious girl.—Apply M> Jone*. 10, Partridge-read, Cardiff. 823o7 A respectable General Servant Wanted; good character; part lNAhing done at home; aged about 25.—App'y 23, Richmond-road, Cardiff. 799o4 Wanted, go nl Gr-ner»l fc Private H^'se: two b: family; one who can wach and iron preterMd.—Z 45, Western Mail, Cardiff. 806o4 ~SERV^NTS~WANT PLAC^S^ Situations Wanted as General Serviuife for Sevcrai strong Ccuntry Girls, various ages, 16 to 21.—Mrs. Cofter, Registry Office, Gloucester. 1204ol0 Wanted, by respectable I'erson, a Situation as Cook where a kitchennvviil is kept.—Addtv"* A., Bridge House, Llanaman, near Cowbridge, Glamorganshire. 1166o4 A'3 thoroughly-good Cook, in Gentleman's Family highest inferences.—Please Etate wages, A. L., care of ttlM. Tucker 1. Ely-road, Llandaff. 1098o4 Wanted, Situation as experienced Cook, in Gentle- man's Family, where kitchenma'd is kept; wages E31 and all found.—Lewis, Colaick, Templeton, Nar- berth. 1110o4 Ladies Requiring First-class Servant*. Governesses. Ho'iseheepers, Cooks, Ladies' Maids, and All Other (Male and Female) Can' >»e Suited from The Lome Registry. 129, Inverness-place, Cardiff. 1003o6 Disengaged, General (healthy Country Girl), plain cooking, washing, long character ( £ 12); Others ( £ 10— £ 12); Cook-Generals (B14). Cooks. Housemaids, Housekeeper, Valet, Storeman. Lift free.-Britillh Agencv^AbK^jreJun^w^^StemjiwIaddres^^oS HOTEL SERVANTS. SERVANTS WANTEJI. Pervons desirous of Letting or Hiring Apartments should Eegiter their Names at Apartments Agency., 45, Chawes-street, Cardiff. No inquiry fees. 54270 Wanted, Young Lady for Bar, with knowledge of book-keeping.—Stepney Hotel, Lianellv. 1237o6 i Wanted, an energetic Young- Lady as Barmaid; of good appearance av,d address.—Apply, with photo, or personallv. to the Ship Hotel. Swansea 1234ol0 Daviess Registry, 45, Charles-street, Cardiff.— Wanted, Manageress, Barmaids, Cooks, Kitchsnmaids, Barmen, Boots, Chef, Billiard-markers, Pages, Groom- Gardener, Confectioner'* Apprentice. 45270 Wanted, a respectable Young Person as Under Bar- maid; used to quick counter trade; good referenced.— Z 82, Western Mail. Cardiff. 101908 Good Cook Wanted; accustomed to re*taur:int work.—Grosvenor Restaurant, 51, Commercial-street, Newport, Mon. 901 o4 Wrnted, Kitchenmaid; thoroughly experienced in hotel work able to cook; wages £ i8.—Apply Fleece Hotel. Cheltenham. 982o6 Wanted, a Housemaid good I'Pferenct'J!Tl\lï;;t Hotel. Newport. 98406 Hct:ee A-agm Address MiM Hicks, Marine Hotel. Barry Island. o2 Wyatt'« Hotel, Cardiff, Requires Two smart yitls— One as General Servsnt, Other a* Nursemaid: g.K*i refert noes indispensable. 828o4 FEMAI E SERVANTS WANT PIECES. Situation Wanted as Under Barmaid. Young Girl (16): has had two years and half. experience.—Appiv M.. Westrrn Mail. Newport. 1248o6 Wanted at mice, in Conimetcial nr F:1miJv Hot<»li Engagement as Manag3i-es»; good referencts kecuritv if reqt'ired.—Address A 12, Western Mail Office, Cai- 3174oI0 Barniatd.—Situation Required as above; g-ood references.—S., 13, Reese-street, Ebbw Vale, Men. 113306 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. TO-DAY'S WEATHER FORECAST. THROUGHOUT THE WEST OF ENGLAND AND SOUTH WALES IS Very variable winds; weather changeable; rain at aires, and thunder. A VICUNA COAT AND VEST WITH A PAIR OF CASHMERE TROUSERS, SHOULD BE WORN. The West End Tailors' 19, DUKE-ST., CARDIFF. Special Price for dri. complete to meaeart it £ 2 15? OD. PATTERNS POST PUB. u. THE GENUINE SYRUP OF FIGS is JESSE WILLIAMS" In Is. and 2s. 6d. Bottles. PARK-HALL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF THE BEST LAXATIVE For LADIES and CHILDREN. IMPORTANT 1 TO THE PUBLIC- JESSE WILLIAMS' SYRUP OF FIGS IS THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE BEECHAM'S PILLS. B EECHAM'S PILLS, F,ECHAM'S PILLS. BEEOHAM'S PILLS. Worth 2. Guinea a Box. EECHAM'S PILLS. For Bilious ttacks. EECHAM'S PILLS For Nervous Disorders. EECHAM'S PILLS. For Indigestion in all its forms. EECHAM'S PILlZ For Wind and Pains in the Stomach. EECHAM'S PILLS. B For Sick Headache. EECHAR'S PILLS BEECHAM'S PILLS Hive Saved the Lives of Thousands. EECHAM'S PILLS. For Giddiness. EECHAM'S PILLS. For Fulness and Swelling after MI!I\ BEECHAM'S PILLS Are Worth a Guinea a Box. EECHAM'S PILLS. A Wonderful Medicine for Females of all A we, BEECHAM'S PILLS Are Adanted for Old and Tonne. BELGRAYE DYEWORKS B eA&mTT. RECEIVING OFFICE FOR ROATH PARK AND CATHAYS ON CRWYS ROAD BRIDGE. e5291 SEASIDE AND COUNTRY. APARTMENTS. U X T O N — HA I.)DON GROVE HYDROPATHIC AND WINTER RESIDENCE — Spac;ou» accommodation; rersreatian, billiard, and •moke ji-r.ms; tennis lawn, &c. thorough treatment for rheumatism, gout. Ssc dark-room.—Send for term*, G. E. HALL, Proprietor. ea348

"DOROTHY LINEAL" I A NOVEL. I CHAPTER V. Bently, a hard-feaiared stubborn York- shire woman, was Dorothy s old nurse, and her love for her nursling seemed to have absorbed all the tenderness in her nature, When Elizabeth entered the room, ste was J sitting by Mr. Lineal's bedside, ba'h.'ii;? his temples. She rose at once. Deeply as she resented the second Mrs. Lineal's entrance into the family, she was too good a servant to be openly disrespectful to her mastei s Vife; and it was only to Dorothy, and to her only on rare occasions, that she allowed her dislike of Elizabeth to find expression is words. "I've never seen him so bad as this, ma'am," she said, as Elizabeth came to the bedside and gazed fixedly down at her hus- band's pale shrunken face. He doesn't seem to get back his breath at all. I do wish Dr. Joyce was here." "He -will here presently," Elizabeth answered. She placed her fingers upon her husband's wrist. The pulse was very feeble. AI she bent over him his breathing was Bcaroely perceptible. She turned to the oid ,ervant. Where are those drops the doctor ga.ve us?" she asked. BeDtJy held out the bottle to her. She y 8h&dl had it in her h&nd. But it's no good, ma'am. I've tried, and Miss Dolly's tried. BI<3 can?t swallow. I wish the doctor would come." Elizabeth took the bottle and poured a few drops into the medicine-spoon lying on the tafyle. Her hand was perfectly steady. Then she bent over her husband again. Edward," she said. "It's no good, ma'am," Bently said. Her hand went out as if to draw Elizabeth back; but she did not touch her. "You're doing more harm than good. 'Keep him as quiet as you can,' was the doctor's orders, ma'am." Mrs. Lineal did not appear to hear her. "Edward," she said again, very gently and firmly. Dorothy had conM into the room. and stood at Bently's side. Her father's ears had been deaf to her voice, piteously as she had' called upon him; but his eyelids opened now, and his eyes had a flicker of recognition in them as they became fixed upon his wife's face. You must drink this," she said. She slipped her arm beneath his head, raised it, and put the spoon to his lips. "You must drink it," she said again; and his lips' opened and he drank, his eyes still fixed upon her faoe. She lowered him gently back upon the I ^pillows, and dre,/a«v her arm. His eye- Ikls closed aga,in. a'ready the deathly hoe was leaving ^a,ce> and his breathing TOas stronger. He'll be batt^ Pe^" the old MUrse whispered ^°%- Yes—he'll be now," the girl re- ttc-ned. absently. ii/lizabsth did ,,BIlieak. She moved to the other side of and sat down there in the shadow. jj|Usband seemed vaguelv conscious of her prf*- His thin furrowed hand, whoch Was 19 on the bed-clothes, moved in aai unceit^*em"lous way towards her, while hers jJ^htly clasped in her lap, and for a mnlt she disregarded the pathetic, appeali^Vement. Then she bant forward, her own hand in the trembling on. -A look of deep con- tent appeared on illeal's face as he felt the touch of his wi irlit fingers. His own timgers closed over^1*1 in a tight clasp, and, turning slightf1* the pillow. he fell asleep. "Lie down on tf-Ofa, dearie," the old nairse said to a tender whisper. "You aren't fit to Yes-I'll lie doy the girl answered. She moved aw^yf'^ the bed, and lay down upon tbte sof4l her faoe turned to the wall. She wétJ1! raid of herself, afraid of the bitterness tha.—' her heart to over- flowing. 9112, cull-,Uqt feel the joy she ought to ha.ve felt Zt"* father's quiet sleep. Khe could- only the ears which bad been deaf i ^ords *4. heard I Elizabeth's voice, that she, who had been his heart's darling for so long, was forgotten for a stranger. Mr. Lineal was still sleeping when the doctor came. The doctor told them that all danger was over for the present, though it was impossible to say fhow soon another attack might occur. I warned him last week that his heart was in a very feeble condition," he said to the wife, as they stood apart together after his examination of the patient. He must avoid all excitement, all company, live the life of an invalid, in fact. I assure you his state is a very critical one." There was a veiled rebuke in the old doctor's words, but Elizabeth's face showed no sign of feeling. It was cold, as usual, impassive, unyielding. I "You must speak strongly to him to- morrow," she said. "Make him see the folly of attempting too much." Anyone watching the doctor would havs seen him shrug his shoulders more than once as be went down the staircase to his gondola. Has that woman a heart at all?" he was thinking. "How did she come by those eyes of her s. I wonder? They are strange eyes for a woman like that to have. But how that pretty little girl detests her!" The old doctor would have known how mere a mask that cold impassiyenes8 of Eliza- beth's was if he had seen her a little late- bv her child's cot. She had gone to her room to change her white dress for a loose wrapper. The nursery door was ajar, and as she returned towards her husband's room she entered. A nightlight burned dimly on the table and ena-bled her to see her boy in his cot, in the deep rosy sleep of healthy infancy. One dimpled arm was flung up above his head, the other encircled a little toy-horse his father had given him a few days before. He had thrown off the clothes since the nurse had fallen asleep, and his mother gently drew them over him. Her hand just brushed his curls, and he stirred and smiled in his sleep. Elizabeth bent over him till her tips touched the curls her fingers had smoothed a moment before. "My baby, my own," she whispered. There was the sound of an opening door, of a footstep in the passage. Elizabeth moved quickly from the cot. "You here, ma'am ?'' Bently said, ae she met Mrs. Lineal at the nursery door. Eliza- beth's neglect of her bonny boy was bitterly resented by Bently, coldly as she herself felt towards the child. I hope nurse is always careful with that hght." Elizabeth said, glancing towards the night-light. "And I must ask her to keep this door shut. See that it is quite shut now, please." She passed out of the nursery as she spoke, and lientlv carefully shut the door. Then she followed her mistress. "I was coming to find you, ma'am." she said. "Miss Dorothy ought to -o to bed. It s :io good three sitting up, .when perhapa not one may be wanted. And there may be l nights when she will want all the ,strength she has." Miss Dorothy must- please herself," Eliza- beth answered coldly; .and then she entered the bedroom without giving Bently time to say more. Dolly had drawn a. chair close to the bed. and she sat there, with her head resting against the pillows. As her step-mother entered she looked round, with an expression on her face which meant, "This is my place; you shall not turn me out bf it." Elizabeth came close* to her before she spoke. I "Do you mean to sit up, Dorothy? Are you quite determined on it?" "Do you think I could sleep?" said the girl. She raised her head and sat upright, but made no further movement. Elizabeth slightly raised her straight dark eyebrows. "Suppose your father is ill like this for weeks? Do you mean to stay awake all the time?" "I mean to sit up to-night." Dolly said. doggedly. Very well, then, I will go to bed." Eliza, beth spoke very quietly and decidedly, and turned towards the door. Dorothy's face became very pale, but she did not move or speak. It was Bently who rose from her seat to stop Elizabeth. "Miss Dolly!" she said, with a pitiful im- ploring look at the girl. The girl rose slowly, laboriously, as if every limb had leaden weights attached to it. "Mrs. Lineal, I will go," she said. "My father may want you. He will not want me." There was an infinite bitterness in the last words, low as was the tone in which they were uttered; but Elizabeth did not appear to notice the bitterness. "It shall be as you please," she replied. "It is quite needless for us both to stay up." 1 will go," Dorothy said again and she walked out of the room without another- word. She went to her own room, and Bentlv followed her.. You must get right into bed, my pretty one, the old nurse urged, turning the white coverlet back from the pillows. "Come now, dearie, 'tis no good to wear yourself out Mrs. Lineal is right enough there." "She would not let me stay! She knew how I wanted to stay!" Dolly said, speaking as if she had not heard. "It was cruel— cruel of her! I will never forgive her— ne,er 1" She looked at Bently; her eyes were dry, her pretty face was set in hard bitter lines that strangely aged it. "My dearie, don't take it to heart like this the old nurse begged anxiously. "The master will be himself to-morrow. There's no accounting for the whims sich folk take. And Mrs. Lineal meant well to you. For you aren't strong enough to stand much sitting-up. Now, let me put you to bad. | toy pretty one. I'll go back and sit with j 'her; but I must see you in bed first." £ The force of habit was too strong for Dorothy to resist Bently's arrangements for 1 her comfort. She allowed the old nurse to undress her, and laid herself obediently down in her bed but the hard miserable look never left her face. "I shall not sleep," she said. "Call m". I shail be listening. I will come in a moment." "My dearie, be sure I'll call you! But nobody will be wanted. The master will nobody will be wanted. The master will sleep like a child all night. Do you think the doctor would have left him if he'd thought hed be wanted again before morning? Why, you used to be the bravest of us all. Miss Dorothy, when your father was taken bad in the old times." "The old times They were dear old times weren't they. nursie?" said the girL in a tone which brought a rush of tears to the old woman's eyes. lain t no good to talk of them now, my pet." she answered, smoothing down her darling's hair. "And try to sleep, there's a j good girl. Your old nurse is watching for you, remember that." sTo be continued.

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS l'or poaching at Sully on lands belonging to Lord Wimborne, a labourer named iMGertck Gibbs was at Penarth Police- court on IVednesdav fined 40s., with the option of a. month's; hard'labour. r-15,96^™^0 C'l.KANIXG.-Send Postcard to the Cardiff Steam laundry, I)A-tinir, Carpet and Window (i,iirl 1, Minny, street, i Ter-T Order receives prompt attention. Imv trrvx Vans and ladder Tni.'ks t". All DaiK -National Telephone, 741. Penarth OflSrp. 57 V) indgor-rcad.

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FOR SAILORS'FRIENDS. FOREIGN ARRIVALS AND MOVE- MENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Silverton left Barry Dock for Port Paid 3rd. Loyal Briton left Nicolaief for Gibraltar for ordeni 3rd. North Briton left Tagsnrog for Gibraltar for order* 2nd. Tine Briton arrived Grinieby f'-om Heruosand Std. Newark left Plymouth for Cardiff 3rd. S. W. Kelly arrived San Rapliacl 2nd. Free Lance M-rived Gijon 2nd. Sapphire left Santiago for Baltimore 2nd. Volage left Taganrog for Hamburg 2nd. Forest (xtivcd Bordeaux 2nd. Gwenttend arrived Pomarcn 2nd. Gardejiee passed Gibraltar 2nd. CasUnos puss-d Constantinople for the Azoff 2nd. Treheibert srrived Glasgow 2nd. Hftrt left Bilbc-o for Newport 2nd. Penarth arrived Leith 2nd. Goldcliffe arrived Vilmrea! 2nd. Flowergate arrived Philadelphia from New Terk 31st. Iv?d Jacket left Gibraltar for Southampton 2nd. Cronsh))t passed the L¡",¡Ord for Barrv 3rd. North Hevon left Swansea for Havre'2nd. Of win arrived Pori from Port Said 2nd. Kastgate left, Snlina. for Gibraltar for orders 2nd. Southjrate arrived Savon* from Crcustadt 2nd. Darent left A ho for Hotifleur 3rd Newhy arriv.nl the Tvn" from Antwerp 1st. Hawnby left Las Palmas for Bilbao 1st. Elpis arrived Beaufort from Las Palntas 31st. Crimdon arrived the Tees from nmoa.) 1st. l ady Haveiock nn-ived Dartmouth 3rd. Ironopolis arri"Pd Aidwerp 2nd. J?eud;n<r crrivod Marseilles 2nd. Ross left Bilbiio for Cardiff Reselitid left Glasgow for Bilbao 3rd. Msrgan t, Tones left AlziT-rm for Rvttterdam 3rd. Nf tlev Abbey srrived Hsniburg: 3id. TIr>rd»n arrived Kemi 1st.. Rosslyn lefr Cnen for Rotterdam 2ml. Blodwin left, Odessa for Rotterdam 2nd. Peter Graham arrived Bern- from Hsvre 3rd.

DOVT TX1\CH or DTXF; Without Astdn" for the S" French Bread. Delicious eating, and es..¡'y diuesfed.— Send postcard for van to "all to T. xtpvpn. French Confectioner. 122, Queen-street, Card;ft .EI1R") A!r' (not Mr. Fr^d HuRhe<) is playiui? the part of "Kadoor"' in "Kin? fo- n^D/V' Presented at the Theatre, Cardiff, l>v Mr V,v- English CY-sr* Corner Slr:"hi