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PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, ? — CARDIFF. J HE ATRE ROYAL. 1.e1fee and Managere».Mrs. EDWARD FIETCHER. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), NOV. 16th, "jagement for SIX NIGHTS ONLY of Miss CISSY ^RAHAME'S No. 1 Company, from the Criterion *»d Court Theatres, London, in an Entirely new and "figinal Musical Farce, in Two Acts, entitled— ALL ABROAD. Eluding Mr. Charles E. Sitevena, in the part by him in London: Miss Isa Bowman, Title r°.™ last Drury Lane Pantomime, and now in her n(fiaal Part; and Miss Florence Darley, from the t5 Theatre, London. Doors 6.30. Open at Seven; Commence 7.30. not guaranteed. Prices—6d. to £ 2 2s. Booking Offices at Messrs. Thompson and SiuxkeU's Imputed), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. ^ONDaY NEXT, November 23rd, Mr! Arthur ^ouohier*8 No. 1 Co., in the Screaming Farcical ^C'Died^— THE NEW BABY, «, Prom the New Royalty Theatre, London. nothing Funnier than the "NEW BABY." j, *he New Baby" vu a great success at the royalty Theatre, London. As "Der Rabenvator," it Played for Two Seasons in Berlin; as "His j*wieat Boy" it was a great success in New York, 7^'ing parsed its 250th Performance in that city, Jj*™ Thiee Companies are Touring it through the ^tatea. A production is now pending in Paris. 48707 (1 R A N D MHEATRE The Premier JL Theatre of Wales. *>ee and Manager Mr. CLARENCE SOUNES. Tri x POWERFUL ATTRACTION *W-NIGHT, Mr J F. Preston and Company in the Romantic Historical Drama, LADY G ODITA. MAGNIFICENT NEW SCENERY AND EFFECTS. THE HIGHLY-TRAINED HORSE "BRUTUS." GODIVA RIDES NAKED AND ALONE! ,-Doorp open at 7; commence 7.30. Box Office open Theatre daily 10 to 4. Telephone T/S. Price 6d. Is. Monday NEXT, Nov. 23, New Successful Musical Farce, SKIPPED BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON, ? 48706 CARDIFF SATURDAY POPS. PARK-HAI,L, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1396. VOCALISTS: MADAME JOHN THOMAS. MISS MI. J THOMAS. COMEDIAN: MR. W. H. BERRY. ORGAN: MR. A. J. SILVER. ACCOMPANIST: Mr. A. C TOONE. CARDIFF JUNIOR ORCHESTRA. > Conductor: Mr. E. T. Roberts. la. 48714 CARDIFF MUSICAL SOC Tli- v"' SEASON 1896-97. FIRST CONCERT, PARK-HALL, ^'NPSDAY. 25th NOV., 1896, at 7.30 Punctually. BERLIOZ'S "FAUST." Vocalists: Miss Lilian Tree, Mr. Whitney rS^wg*, Mr George Holms, and Mr. W. Llewellyn, ll "•frus and Orchestra, 325 Performers. Conductor, »„* Aylward. Of ea (Reserved). 5s. and 2s. 6d. A limited number Of %In be oi; Fftmon ticket* at One Shilling Each, which must Wh er -ained at Meftre. Newman and Sons', Queen-street, e (fate may ..l!() be booked. Doars Open at 6.45 •< ,j. 48655 '•let in mortals to command success, but we'll do "*— more—deserve it." J H E jgj M P I B E Director .OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! First Appearance in Cardiff of FRANK, WILLIE, MID ALBERT BOISSET AND FJL R 0 U P E IN "^TTE JGI C-IUKLA IERS Old.and young bold their sides giving vent to ROARS OF LAUGHTER At this performance, tovbich is ^NiER THAN HALF A DOZEN" PANTOMIMES. Other Artistes: — S«OlAWi\r SISTERS, LILT LENA, ^ROMa\'E:S BEAKS ^"T.NDO.MR and CHASE, 4^KltY ROSE. ARTHUR ST. GEORGE, And THE SISTERS PRESTON. Next Week: — ALEC HURLEY. "I Ain't A-go; to Tell." illg plan on View Ten a.m. to Feur p.m. Tp.u a m. to One I) In ? M Ewpunr. J1 H E jj M P I R E. *U*e'nC Director OSWALD STOI.U W^TT TO-NIGHT 1 MDLLE. EMMY'S FOX TERRIERS. ROSE ELLIOTT OtAVrv,v- CLARKE f.nd GLENNY. 1 I ON TWINS r.nd Misses WOOD a nd WILLIS. TTrJIKLI>rE MAY. GEORGE BROOKES. "E FOUR JAMESON GIRLS, and the SP,, THREE DETjEVANTIS. £ ?»TrJL May Evans, Amoros. Lily Langtry, n ^*aril and Martell, &c. CHE BILLS RESOTttW WITH SONSI" {jE^IETEIl JpIANGS 'Ji j_ ^e Ag&ncy far Gardifl and South Wal*s SIAGKELL (Limited), *U»^lTRlNS MIJSIO WAREHOUSE. OARMFy. &14 t s I.t Swansea Mertbyr, Llaneiiy Newj^rt-, Pl!lnty. ^*1^ Barry Kridgend, Itc., kc- STOCK IN TSK K1NS¥«M. NK1TEST DESIGNS. u,trate<l Free oa J*^p4ic«ti»i» U AN]B> SMAGKELL (Li»)it«i), «ito"EKN'S SUILJ»INf;S, CARDIFF, r • £ th* !S*mpaay's Nuaier»us BraBcket. m*r •al.lWTUTE* "FSTET" fr«m 5i. Vantnly. an New Hire Syitem *5322 Craftt fjottces. ^ET DECOR ATORS. W 0 A Y I SAN D IS ON V V t POINTERS, GLASS. OIL, AND PAPER-HANGING MERCHANTS 11. QUEEN STREET. DTTEWORKS, ETC. JF YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHES NICELY CLEANED, GO TO HOBBS, DYER, 1. NELSON-TERRACE. riTKNITTJSK. BEVAN & COMPANY, LIMITED "THE CARDIFF FURNISHERS," ST. MART-STREET A N1) DUKE-STREET. HATS. ARSLEY'S HAND-MADE HATS, al] the Latest Shapes, 2s. 9d. and 3s. 9d 15, Wviidham Arcade and 40, Caroline-street. Every Man to his Trade. e5255 RHBXTHATIO CXTBB. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO PHIL PHILLIPS, 24. ST. MARY-STREET. TTHERE TO LUNCH. HE SCOTIA RESTAUR A N1 LUNCHEONS, TEAS, DINNERS 15, DUKE-STRERET jgEECHAM'S PILLS. B EECHAM'S PILLS, EECHAM'S PILLS. JL? Werth a. Guinea a Sax. BEECHAM'S PILLS. For Bilieus ttackg. EEOHAlkf'S PILLS JL) For Nerreus "Biserders. BEECHAM'S PILLS EECHAM'S PILLS. B Far Indiffestien in all its ftrms. EECHAM'S PILLS. Far Wind, and Pains in the Stomach. EECHAM'S PILLS. Far Sick Headache. EECHAM'S PILLS Have Saved the Lives of Thousands. EECHAM'S PILLS. B For Giddiness. EECHAM'S PILLS. For Fulness and Swelling after Meals. EECHAM'S PILLS Are Wortti a Guinea a Sox. BEECHAM'S PILLS. A Wonderful Medicine for Females of all Ace EECHAM'S PILLS Are Adapted for Old and Tonne. MONET. ALLACE & CO., 98, QUEEN-ST., GARBIFF, ACCOUNTANTS. B5 to j31,000 ADVANCED DAILY. PROMISSORY NOTES ACCEPTED AS gECUMTT. TOWN OR COUNTRY. IMMEDIATE ATTENTION N.B —Leek for name en w-ndows oyer shop A" ND Friends Depart when you are short of Reasiv; Manev.—Then write or call on Wallace aad Co., 98, Queen-street, Cardiff. 1\'1 ONEY TENT REASONABLY ANB PRIVATELY, FROM X3 TO X500. To all classes of reopoiuible persons, re-payable by Euy: Instalments. Terms and particulars free on replication, personally or by letter, to R. PHILLIPS, 7, PEMBROKE TERRACE. CARDIFF. e5721 MR. L. REED, 56, Railway-street, Moors, Cardiff, AdTtr.ce* :rom £ 2 te £ 200. Borrowers receive courteous and prompt cttenlion. e5672 ?-?-?- £ 250.000 to Lend.—'Those in Want of Cash in Suras of E10 to B500 arc Reeoinnwndfrl to apply to the Provincial Union Bank, 1. Queen-square. Bristol: or to E. W. Webber, 3, Working-street, Cardiff. e5595 -1II?l iJ *?? rpHE SOUTH WALES ST0N E X WARE. RED WARE, AND PIPE MANUFACTORY. EsUblifhed 1857. ?. G. JpRIEST. PROPRIETOR. AU lci»«ls of SPIRIT JARS, STONE GINGER BEER BOTTLES, etc., Made en the Shortest Notice. All PATTERNS of TaBACCO PIPES kept in Stoek. Write for Prioo Lists tad Illustrated Sheets. All Kind* of QARBEN FLOWER PIns kept in Stock. Note the Adirees- 15 aad 27. WYNBHAM-CR"SSENT, CANTON, CARDIFF. e5643 ? ?? ? ENGLAND'S HISTORY, AS PIOTORE0 BY FAMOWS PAINTERS. 1P4RT III. PRICE. 6ri. "WESTERN MAIL" (LIMITED), CARDIFF. BUT THE "EVENING EXPRESS- JtL? PRIGE HALFPENNY. -<- PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS THE EVENING EXPRESS •NCJS. THREE SIX TIMES. TIMES 20 Words 0 6 18 1 6 ) 30 Words 9 1 6 3 I 48 Words. 1 0 2 0 3 0 50 Words 1 3 2 6 3 9 Notice to Advortissrs. to be cia. sifted must reach this cffice by 10 39 a.m. but they can be inserted up to 4.45 p.m. under1 beading of TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. The boxes prsrided lor answers to advertisementu appearing in the Evening Expresu" are not intended for any other purpose whateTtr, and cannot be allowed to be uled for the distribution of printed or written advertising circulars er announcement* of any k nd. "Apply at the Ev<ning- Express," means that tli« addreoa of the adTertiser can be obtained at the Eyening; Express" Office on personal application. It required to be sent by poet, two 8tamplil rauat be ea- closed. Tha above clusrges apply only to consecutire in- .'ert-ions of the fotiewjBjf claas of adrfrtiaeiBeiita: — Situations Wanted or Offered, Apartments, Moaey Wanted; rartncrdVupa, LoM and Four.d, Miecellaneoua I Wants, BusiueMes. Houses, Shops, Offices to Let or Sell, Specific Articles for Sale Privately. I? the insertions be net cf1I'.<:ecutivc, or if payment be not made {.r^yieus to publication, the credit ratoo will be cliaryed. Name ana AddreN to be counted. .1!Ð.t through the post till be aocowpaaied by Postal Order or Halfpenny Stamps. Clieques, Postal and Pest-office, orders should be erease-d tud mcLde payable to Mr. D. Watkin Thomas. Advertisements aro reeeiivid also at the following sub-offices — NEWPORT TJtKDEGAU STREET. SWANSEA .CASTLE-STREET. ME RTH YR VIOTORl A-STREET. Pt>NTYPRI0B <a, TAFF-STREET. HEAD eFFlOES. CARDIFF: ST. MARY-STREET. BICYCLES. Morris P.ras., Cvcle Works, Pontypridd.—Immense Eargaies to personal caller*. Watch «ta.rtiin» develop- ments. We must lihift the stock for new arrange- ments. Come and See. Repairs as usual. el947 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Liuliea', Gentlemen's, *.nd Ohi!drcn't Ijftt-e<f Cteth. injj: Bought in Town or Country.—Mrs. Gicen, Dum. fries House, 32, Oaroline-»treet. Cardiff. e5724 PARTNERSHIP. Wanted, a Gentleman to Join the Boa-rd of Colliery Company; one with some knowledge of colliery management or the coal trade preferred; principals only treated with.—For particulars address Collier, care c* Davies, Advertising Agent, Bristol. 1493d20 Partnership Offered by Established Firm in Cardiff, B600. View to Extension.— Principals only address R 88, Western Mail, Cardiff. 140M18 Partner Wanted, with jB500 Capital, to Extend First- class Established Business in Cardiff.—Address R 72, ■MnsnMaKnark^^mMinniMinaMHMBBanaHa^mB -??. MISCELLANEOUS. Tobacconists Commencing see Did. Guide and Cata- logue (259 pages). 3d.—Tobacco lists' Outfitting Co., 185, Euston-road, London. Manager, Hv. Myers. e5792 Aristotle's Works, Complete, Coloured Plates C'eiiuins edition), 36 stamps; Paris by Nipht, or Gay Life in Paris," Illustrated, 3..tll.mptl, post free. —E. Bcwker, 27, Renshaw-street, Liverpool. Patronise the old firm. Established 1832. e5691 Is You- Watch Wrsng-7 The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of Watches of every description, English or Foreign, is 38. Csstle Arcade, (third shop from by James Xeir, for ien yean with Mr Spiridiia. and Music Boxes Cleaned and Repaired. e4299 'URll"T'8t1. MISCELLANEOUS SALES. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmaster* are not *lli.wr>d to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitioua Names t-t; any Post-office. Jsetters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the Address J of the Advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail. Poultry.—if you wa,nt your birds to ]>&y WTit« I for priced *nd ef food to Jvonh Roes and Son, Hay, Corn, and Seed Merchants, Cardiff, e5229 delivered in a.ny part of the bsrougb.—Master, Workhouse, Cardiff. %n e5653 1,000 Business Canis, Memorandums, or Billhwds, '1^.060 I'afful Siindb'.lU, 2s. M. samples free —Wisher aHd Co., Machine Printers, Bi-oarlmead, c4413 APARTMENTS. -?-? ?- AVAirrMEKTS WANTED. 2?' '0 ~k°0,HS f°v Ladv, near Catholic Church, neiirhbourhood of Cwliff.—State terms G. M., Smith and Son, Station. Tenby. I51ldl6 ^ec^r^-—Esquired, in Ne'ghbourhooti of I-nter- mccuatc School. Pedrooui and Sitting-room. Also Two J^diowns and S':tiing-rocm.— State terms S 1, Western MailCardiff. b 4S695 APARTMENTS TO LET. ^"eville-street, Rivergide.—Comfortably Fur- nished Sitting-room and Oti" or Twai Bedrooms, piano, ':ot and cold bath, 17s (with beard): good coolririjr, liberal table ° dig Comfortable Apartmf-:is for One or Two Gentle- men a-ood Ohajmel view close to station.—Applv 41, Doek View-road, Barry Deà. 1608d21 I'irst-clafs Apartments—T.arge Front Sitting-room, One or Two Bedrooms; with or without board close to_town. -9. Park-y.la ce. Card iff. 1593d21 A Sitting-room and Be*.lroom to Let; suit gentleman or two friend near Tr.ff and Rhvmnev Stations.—22, Dumfries-place, Cardiff 153M20 \\cll-furriifhpd Apartments for One or Two Gentie- nien no children close to town moderate terniF.— ^'J^ynrhontrda^i.reet, Cardiff. 1492(120 Superior Apartments to Let; gentleman dining' out prci erred; hot and cold baths; close to town and stations.—20, The Walk, Cardiff 1396dl8 Fiiinishorl Apartments lo W'th Use of Kitchen; every convenience; suit rarried couple Without children.—Apply 206, Mackintosh-place, Cardiff. 1365dl7 1, West-grove.—Well-furnished Afn'-tment? hr.t and cold bath; close to T.V.R. and Rhvmnev SKfions Cardiff. 1328d17 ?. (iordon-road, Cartliff.—Front Sitting-, One or Two Bed Roome hot and cold bath pi ano; close to stations 6mall family. 1296,116 Apartments for One or Two SenHemen: every home comfort; no children batH. piano terms moderate, Alfred-street, Roath I'ark. Cardiff. 122M16 j Pcna»'th. 1/Qiisdowne Private Hotel; extensive j Channel view; superior acconmioclafcion modera>e 'rircfl; sjKcial terms to permanent residents. 3982 AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. TRAVELLERS. AGENTS, tcc., WANTED. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are not allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post-office. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names muist hear the Addrecs of the Advertiser or one of tne offices of the Western Mail. ""Wanted, a Traveller for Tobocco Pipes and Stone- ware.—Apply 15, yndlam creccent, Canton, Car- diff. t:1505d20 Messrs. R. W. Miller and Co. (.Limited), Stokee- croft Brewery, Bristol, are Prepared to Appoint Pur- chasing Agents in Cardiff, Newport, and Swansea for their Celebrated Prize Medal Ales and Stout in Casks. from 4j gallons, muot be in established busi- nesses and good localities; liberal terms to large buyers.—Apply as above to the Cardiff Stores, Albion Brewery, Bute-street; or to Mr. Jackson, 40, Han- over-street, Swansea. 44216 Wanted, a Traveller for Tobacco Pipes and Stone- ware Welsh preferred.—Apply 15. Wyndham- creecent, Canton, Cardiff. 1527dl7 -? Wanted, capable Collector by Firm osf Debt Collec- tors; must be trustworthy and sober, with previous experience; not afraid of work; good references and security required.—Apply, stating salary required, together with full particulars in first letter, to R 95, Western Mail, Cardiff. 14"8dl6 Agents Wanted, to Sell our celebrated Packet Teas, French Coffee in Tino, and Cocoa particulars free.— Oliver, Oliver, :Dd Co., 283, Southgate-rood, Lon- don. 1401d Agent (good) Wanted, Qanvaseinj? Cardiff and Dis- trict; a good and permanent income is assured to anyone proving himself competent.—Address R 83, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1394dl8 Agents Wanted to Retail Ceylon and Other Teas j in Packets, from 18. per lb.; cash terms; pushing people meaning business will please send envelope for price list to Select Ceylon Tea Agency, 39. Lime- street, London. L13641 Competent Salesman, with Occasional Travelling, in Large, Old-established Wallpaper Warehouse; know- ledge of the trade indispensable; first-class references required.—Address R 29, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4852) TRAVELLERS, AGENTS, &c.. WANT EMPLOY- MENT. Situation Wanted by Young Married man (28) ae Traveller; 14 years' experience in grocery; Welsh; total iibstaiuer. puthing.—S 6, Western Mail, Car- diff. 1538dl7 Wanted, Agency to Act for Fire or Accident In- surance Companies at Llanelly.—Address S 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1517cl20 Gentleman, with five years' connection amongst best buyers of corn and flour, is Open to Take good Agency for South Wales; commission or salaiy; unqueetion able references, character, a.nd abilities; personal securitv girea.—Address S 3, Western Maiil, Car- diff. 1518d20 Salesman (32) Seeks Re-engagement as Traveller, Manager, ov Assistant; unquestionable references, character, and abilities; guarantee security.—R 70, Western Mail, 1284(116 SITVAT101T8 SITUATIONS VACANT. Advertisers are Caationed that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Factitious Names at any Post-office. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the Advertiser or one of the Offices of the Western Mail A Fact.— £ 5 Weekly easily earned by anyone (in- doors). No canvaif=!ng; no agency v-hatever. In- structions, 4d.—R 93, Evening Express Office, Car- diff. e9671d!9 Grocery.—Wanted immediately, a steady Young Man to Deliver and Make Himself Generally Useful; personal application preferred.—J. Jeffreys, Ponty- pccl. 1577d21 Bakers.—We Require Few good Hands; personal application preferred.—D. Jones, Dickinson, and Co. (Limited), Dowlais. 1580dl8 Wanted at once, Two good Jobbing Moulders.—Apply The Foundry, Abertillery. 1576dl8 Wanted, good Blacksmith for Railway Wagon Works. —Apply to the Standard Wagon Company (Limited), g Newnhain, Gloucestershire. 1543d21 At Home.—Employment (genuine) Either Sex, Postal- Wrapper Addressing; no canvassing, only as s tated; directory and instructions crossed P.O. for Is. 2d., returnable on completion of work.—Moore and Co., 30, Ludgate Hill, London. 150M20 To Bakers.—Wanted,, experienced Man for Bread Delivers; used to horses.—Apply Minifie. Baker, Severn-road, Canton, Cardiff. 1490dl7 Grocery.—Wanted immediately, a Young Man, about eighteen, to Deliver and Assist.—Send particulars to Jones, Grocer, Pontycymmer. 1476dl6 Wanted, a Hairdresser good shaver; 12s., indoors. Or Pay Rent for Shop.—Apply C. Davies, 22, Commer- cial-street. Maesteg. 14Udllj To Saddlers.—Wrthted, a General Hand: accustomed to cart col'ars.- i. T> iter, Sadd'.er, Haverfordwest, 1443dl9 ~Wanted, Timber Haulier with Three Horses.— Twelve Months' Hauling by Contract Work.—Lewis, Timber MeTc.hj.nt, Pontypridd. ?- 1323dl7 Cabinet Makers. Polishers, Upholsterers.—Good Men Wanted at once.—State experience and give references, E. Davies and Co., Furnishers, Llanelly. 1310dI7 Wanted. Carpenter; wages, 15s., witW rooms, vegetables, coal: wife can have occasionai work; reference i-equired -Address M., Western Mail, New- port. 1272dl6 Wanted, a Toung Man to do Rcugli Painting; state wages.—Apply Philin Richard, Forestfach, near Swan- sea: 1290dl6 £ 1.—A Salary of 12s. 6d. to £ 1 per Week can be earned in sptt.re hours or evenin<rs by either sex who can write.—Proof sent free anywhere, to whoever sends self-addressed envelope to T. Smith & Co (Bepartr.v-K 4 B) T9,St.HeleM's-gardens. North Kensington,London.W LI2562 "^Wanted, a smsxt^Young^ifan to Take Cliarpe of a Pony and Lock After a Small Garden, and Make Himself Generally Useful about the House.-Almly .0 0 41, Western Mail Office, Newport. 48702 Wanted, a reliable" Young Man (25 to 30), as Labourer in Garder and to Attend to Cows and Pigs wages, 16s. tier vvec-k.—Apply Evans, Gardener. Portis- c'.iff, Ferry6ide. 1544dl8 WarTtedTwell-educated Single Man who thoroughly understands the Feeding of Stock end General Farm Work: abstainer preferred.—Apply Alpha, Western Mail Office, Newport. 1416dl8 Wanted, for the Country, a Middle-aged All-round Man who can Garden. Drive, and Milk: must lie married.—Addrees R 69, Weetem Mtit, Oitrditf. dip SITUATIONS Wanted, Situation M Grocer's Haulier or Ware- houseman well used co both fir^tclass references Welsh.—Apply T. W., Tramway, Hirwain. 1570(117 As efficient Groom in all branches; aged 26; abstainer; good testimonials.—Apply Y. Z.. 4, Folv-street, Hereford. 1574d20 "Situation aa Groom Under Coachman in Large Estab- lishment or Single-handed; nearly three years" good character; aged 20.—Taylor, Llandough, Cardiff. d21 As Groom or Groom-Coachman single sged 24 As Groom or Groom-Coachman single sged 24 drive single or pair well; good reference; disengasred. —E. Jonee, Mill-green, Knighton. 1439dl6 Young Man Requires Situation to Improvë-in Gentle- man's Garden or Nursery; thoroughly experienced; cur) be highly recommended.—Address R 82, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1393dl3 Wanted, Situation ae Coachman or Groom-Coach- | man; drive single or pair; aged 27 single good references.—W. Griffiths, Post-office, Wifeton. Haver- fordwest. 131Sdl7 Wanted, Situation as Coachman or Groom-Coach- man drive single or pair; good references; life experience married disengaged.—Address Coach- man. 3, Victoria-place. Haverfordwest. 48611 Wanted, strong, active Man must understand cellar work sobriety indispensable.—Apply Garrick Hotel Cardiff. ? 1607dl8 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. Waterproofs Repaired S' While You C. 0 ? Wait. ??? a, ? \) V Queen St., ? CARDIFF. ANDERSON. ANDERSON to ANDEltSBN, Lti., ( 85, St. Paul'■ Churahyard, "1 WaMkaoses J Quon Vi.teria Street, >L0ND0N, Works: I Bow Road, J CLERICS AND MANAGERS. CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANTED. Advertiser* are Cautioned that Pustmastera are Hot Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post-office. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the iddreas of the Advertiser or one of the Offices of the Western Mail Wanted at once, by Firm of Millers and Corn Mer- chants in South Wales, a thoroughly-practical and experienced Book-keeper.—Apply, stating age, expe- rience, salary required, end when disengaged, to S 11, Western Mail. Cardiff. 48710 Sweets.—Advantageous Opening Offers for Gentle- man with experience and full Knowledge of the Con- fectionery Trade in Cardiff and Vicinity to Take Charge of Wholesale and Retail Business.—Address S 12, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1589dlS Youth Wanted as Clerk; good knowledge of book- keeping state age and experience; salary 14s.—S 9, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1563dl8 Wanted, experienced Book-keeper and Corresponding full particulars Bunning, Ironmonger, Pontypool. J_ 1547dl8 ? Wanted, smart Young Man as Timekeeper lor Engi- rl neering and Ship-repairing Works.—Apply, with quali- fications, references, and salary required, S 7, Western Mdl, Cardiff. 1557d21 Wanted. smart Office Boy. about 14 years of tge gcod writing and character indispensable.—Apply S 8, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1559cllg Wanted, a. Clerk must he well up in the routine of draper's counting-house.—Apply Richard Lewis, High-street, Swansea. 1409<118 Wanted, a Clerk for Wholesale Paper Warehouse; good correspondent; a knowledge of the trade pre- ierred.—R 85, Western Mail, Cardiff. 48638 CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANT PLAGES. Corn and Flour Trade.—Situation Wanted by ex- ptrnenced Man as Clerk or Traveller good connection Scutli Wales ground—Applv S 10, Western Mail, Car- diff. 1545d21 Experienced Clerk (30) Requires Situation as Book- keeper or Any Position of Timet; excellent references. -Addre- Q 20, Western Mail Office. Swansea. dl7 Experienced Clerk (25) Requires Situation as Book- keeper or Correspondent; excellent references.— Address R 92, Western Mail. Cardiff. 1454d19 Advertiser, 27, Desires Re-engagements French, Spanish, Italian Correspondent, Book-keeper, Short- hand, Typist, experience! in Coal Trade; good refe- rences.— R V6, Western Mail. Cardiff. 1298dl7 = in. ii.mii.i I,, n Milium .was SHOP ASSISTANTS. SHOP ASSISTANTS WANTED. Drajrery.—Wanifced, experienced Young Lady to Serve 'Through good window-dresser.—State previous situations, salary required W. F. Hwvey, Trede- gar. 1573d21 Grocery and Provision Trade.—Wanted, for South Wales, good Junior for Quick CMh Trade; must be well accustomed to butter block.—State age, nalary (out). and trade references only to W. Wiuterbottom, 32, Westgate-street, Gloucester. 1571dl7 Gent's Mercery.—-Wanted, pushing Young Man gcod window-dresser.—-Apply at once to Tom Evans, 24, High-street, Merthyr Tydfil. 1586d21 To Grocers —Wanted, a smart Junior.—Apply E/an Cule. Pontypridd. lwdlg Ijewis Lewis and Co., Drapers, Swansea, have Vacancy for a thoroughly experienced Young Lady; Welsh :^personal application preferred. 1535dl7 Respectable Domesticated Young Lady Wanted, to Assist in Grocer's and Confectioner's Shop full par- ticulars first letter; photo salary.—Coate, Milford Hp.ven. 1502dl7 Outfitting.—Wanted, a smart Assistant; good satet- man able to solicit; abstainer.—Apply, stating terais. to Nef.t. Brynry,yy. '4-96417 Grocers.—Experienced Assistant Wanted imme- diately.—Geo. Williams, Treharrib. 1485dl8 Grocer's Assistant.—Waated, an Assistant; age to 24; mId to soliciting.—State full particulars J. Watkins. fJrocer, 122. Commercial-street, Newport. dl9 Diapery.—Jones and Co., Pontypridd, have a Vacancy for experienced Hand: must be a good window dresser. Also Youth and an Apprentice. 1119 Butchers.—Smart Shopman Wanted medium-class family trade R.nd read}- money.—Give references Thomas and Evans, Port-h. 1448dl6 Draper}'.—Wanted, Young lady for Aberdare good fancy band of not less than six years' experience; must speak Welsh personal application preferred.— Evans and Allen (Limited). Newport. Mon. f417d18 Drapery—Wanted, for Aberdare, smart. Junior Young Man about six years' experience must speak Welsh.—Apply, personally, Evans and Allen (l imited), Newoort. 1417dl8 Boot Trade —Wanted, experienced Assistant for Aberdare Branch Welsh necessary.—Appl v. stating wages and references, to Jones's Boot Warehouse, Aberdare. 134?dl7 Drapery.—Wanted immediately, a Toung Lady, with Knowledge of Book-keeping, and good Junior: Welsh preferred —Boyle and Morrris, Mertlivr. dl7 Tobacconist.—Wanted at once, thoroughly-expe- rienced, respectable Toung Lady; good wages to competent person; no Sunday work.—5. Great Western Approach, Cardiff. 1341dl7 Wanted, good Junior, Grocery and Provisions; must be active, trustworthy, steady, and obliging.— State age, experience, salary (enclose reference.?), Df.tiiel, Pontypool. 1274dl6 Wanted at once, ft smart Junior to the Grocery and Provision Trade.—Apply 167. Oastle-voad. Cardiff. dl6 At prentices.—Wanted at once, a tall, well-educated Young Lady and a tall, well-educated Youth as apprentices to the General Drapery. -A pdlv for full particulars to Evans and Allen (Limited), Newport. 48006 SHOP ASSISTANTS WANT PLACE* Young Lady requires Situation in Mantle Show- room as Junior in m: nea-r Cardiff preferred.- Addr", L 34, Craddock-streer, Riverside. e9659dl6 Grocery and Provisions.—Advertiser, erper'enced, Seeks Engagement, Manager or Assistant; outdoors satisfactory references; permanency.—Grocer, 8, Harriett-street, Cathays, Cardiff. 1512dl7 Mil LINERS AND DRESSMAKERS WANTED. Dressmaking.— Indies' Costumes. Evening Drosses, Capes, Ac. Made in the Latest Style. Fit p towl —Addre&s Lewis and Ewuis, 133, Cowbridgc-road, Card ill. <"5*96 Dressmaking.—Wanted, an experienced First Hand; able to take charge of workroom.—T. E. Davics and Co., Mert-hyr Tydfil. 1535d21 ~~Drstpery.—^Wanted, Young Lady ae Milliner; able to serve.—State salr.ry and reference A. 0. Miles, 2. Bute-street, Cardiff. 1431d19 'Dressmaking. —Wanted, Indoor Improvers and Ap- prentices business thoroughly taught.—Apply 2, Mr pntjoy-plaoe, Newport, Mon. 1355dl7

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NtJRSEKAIDS .OTB SERVANTS. I General Servant Wanted for family of tliree; character required—Apply 1, Llaudough-street, Cathays t9669dl9 Wanted, House-Parlourmaid; must thoroughly un- derstand her duties; good needlewouna.ii.—Apply, stating age, wages, and references, Miss Jones, Maindy, Ynishir, *c*r Pontypridd. e9664dl7 Wanted, good General Servant, fond of cKldreii; little washing.—Apply, with references, Mrs. Griffett, 92, Penhevad-street, Grangetown. e9661dl7 Experienced Cook-General; after Cnnstmas. refe- renees; housemaid kept; small family.—Write first, or call before eleven, 1, Richmond Villas, Swan- sea. 15871121 Wanted, good Plain Cook; smgle-handed; three in family; little housework, end of November.— Full particulars Robertson, Clynderwen, Carmar- thenshire; 1578dl9 Wanted in,mediately, experienced Cook-House- keeper aged not under 40; must have satisfactory references.—Apply Baron de Rutzen, Slebech Park, Haverfordwest. 1567d21 Wanted, good General Servant; fond of children; comfortable home good wages to suitable person.— Full particulars Mrs. Clare, 4, Portland-street, Cliel- tenham. 1515d17 Wanted, good Geieral; small dai'ry, baking, eoolt- ing good recommendations indispensable; good wages.—Apply Mrs. Evans, Henllye, Llandovery. td20 Required, for Family Two, Cook-Gen-eral, two other servants small dairy, little baking; country aged between 26 and 35.—Glanbaiden, Abergavemny. 1501dl6 Wanted, First Week in December, good General Savant.—Apply Mrs. R. P. Kernick, 104, Claude- toad, Cardiff. 1487d20 House-Parlourmaid Required for November 25th; wages £ 16.—Apply, by letter, Brierley, Park-road, Penarth. 1526d20 Wanted, good General Servant in a Clergyman's House; family of two good character indispensable wages £ 15.—Jones, 2, Greenhill. Tenby. 1534d20 _I Wanted, Mrs. Pedler's Registry, 22, Charles-street, Cardiff, Cooks. House and Parlour Maids, Nurse-Hoase- mfrids, General Servants, also Young Girls, imme- diately. 146Vdl9 Gtr.eral Servant Wanted.—Apply 73, Newport-road, Cardiff. 1459dl9 Wanted, a thoroughly respectable Girl as GeneraT; '?u able to do plain cooking; small family.—Mis. De M&ttos, Dynas Powis, Cardiff. 1461d19 Wanted, trustworthy Nursemaid for Two Children good npedtewcrMn good references ndispenflable.— Write, stating wages, Mrs. Vivian, Oaerau, near Car- diff. 1477dl6 Wanted, House-Parlourmaid; small family; under- housemaid kept; S17. all found but beer.—State age, height (Churchwoman), Mrs. Hilliard, Llangattock Court, Crickhowell. 1081d18 Wanted, respectable Girl s-s Nurse-Housemaid must have good references aged 18 to 20 years.—Apply Williams, 92, Cornwall-road, Cardiff. 140^ Wanted, superior Young Nurse for Little Girl throe years old; good needlewoman —State particulars, ex- perience, references, &c., Mrs. Thomas, Dyffryu Vicarage, Neath. 1316dl7 Wanted, for the Country, a good General; able to do plain cooking three in family; housemaid kept.- Slabs age, wages, and reference, E. J. P.. Chi?>cl House, near Builth. 1322d17 Wanted, for the Country, a House-Parlourmaid; aged about 22.—State age, wages, and reference, E J. P.. Chapel House, near Builth. 1331dl7 Wanted, House-Parlourmaid, over 20, who under- stands her duties family three wage* £ 14.—Apply, sM'ng reference, 5. Victoria-square, Penarth. 1295di7 Wanted, Cook-General; also Nurse-Housemaid; must be early risers, fond of children, and expe- riu'eed fcervanta; wages, E18 to £ 20.—Apply, by letter, 142. Cathedral-road, Cardiff. i,*4bd!7 Plain Cook Wanted, £ 20: House-Parlourmaid, £18: two in family; help given for rough wrtk- sisters or friend.20, Stake's Croft, Bris- tol- 1343dl7 Watted, Cook (£35). no dairy or baking; also Parlourmaid ( £ 22); Single-handed Housemaid ( £ 201: gentlemen's fsmHiea comfortable home- 61, Apelev-road, Clifton. 1344dl7 Wanted, House-Parlourmaid; must thoroughly understand her duties; good needlewoman —Apply, stating tkge, wages, and references. Mits Jones, Maindy. YnishI' near Pontypridd. 1361(117 Wanted immediately, thoroughly experienced Goof Ger-pi-al; knowledge of baking; two others kept; no washing; good references indispensable.—Mrs. Morgan, Maesycoed, Pontypridd. 1358dl7 Wanted, an experienced General Serrent early riser; hotieema-id and man kept.—Mrs. Lloyd, Brvn. tirlon, Neath. '43593 Wanted at once, a goo<l Cook-General forSnllll Family; goad character indispensable.—Applv 223, Newport-ioad, Cardiff. 128M16 Experienced House-Parlourmaid Required in Small Family in Penarth; page kept; must thoroughly understand her duties; not- under 25 —Write, rtatio'g wages, reference, and experience, also state height! H- S.. Western Mail, Cardiff. 48335 Wanted, experienced House-Parlourmaid; not under 23; must be tall and an early Write, ith refe- rences and waeres required, to Mrs. Lascelles Oarr Cwrt-y-Vil, Penartb. 4835* Wanted, smart Girl es General Servant, must be early riser; not afraid of work; references.— Llewellyn, Colliers' Anns, Cymmer, Porth. 1568d21 -?- Requited, a thoroughly-experienced Cook; well up in all branches—Talbot Hotel, Newport. 1583(121 Wanted, good, strong General Servant as Kitchen- maid.—Apply to Mrs. Beatley, Central Hotel, M«r- thyr. 1532dl7 Wanted, experienced Conunercial-room Vv'aitress.— Full particulars, age, previous situation, references, &c., to Mackworth Hotel, Swansea. 1465dl6 Wanted, 8. Chambermaid Waitress; also good General Servant, used to Cooking.—Apply Hobba, Cross Keys Hotel, Newport, Mon. 1469dl9 Wanted, for Commercial Hotel, Cook-General ( £ 18)". —Stamp for particulars, Miss Hart, London Registry Mid Letter Exchange Mart, Abergavenny. 1473dl6 Required immediately, experienced Young Lady as Barmaid used to quick counter trade.—Address Bar, at Locke's Advertising Offices, Commercial-street, Newport. 1418dl8 Wanted, respectable, trustworthy Young Lady a« Barmaid and to Superintend Household Duties. -R 80, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1463dl8 Wanted, on December 2nd, a good General Servant. Apply Mrs. Griffiths, Roaipney Castle Hotel, RUlli. ney, near Cardiff. 1376dl8 Wanted, experienced Head Kitohennmid for Well- known Restaurant; well up in her duties; good wages.—Apply Albert Restaurant, Newport, Mon. dl7 Wanted experienced Cook (Female); well up in all branches; good references required.—Red Dragon Restaurant. Queen-street, Cardiff. 135M17 Wanted, Housemaid, Housemaid-Waitress, and a Girl to Assist; must be respectable, witn first-class character*.—Apply to Mrs. Bentley, Central Hotel, Merlhyr 1265d16 FEMALE SERVANTS WANl PLACES Disengaged. General (20), cook well, bake, wash, experienced housework (S12), Oook-Generals (B14), long references; General (B10), Country Girl (£6), Cooks, Housemaids. List fife.—British Agency, Aberdare Junction. (Stamped address.) 1573d21 Wanted, Situation at once as superior General; aged 30; Newport or Cardiff preferred tradesinan'e private family; good reference.—A. Z., Western Mail, New- port. 1581 dlg Situations Wanted as General Servants for Several strong Country Girls hundreds of ladies suited tefti- niocials free -Mrs. Coster, Registry, Gloucester. d21 Situation Wanted M Plain Cook in Small Family where Housemaid is Kept; no wallhing.-138. dive- st: eet-. Grangetown, Cardiff. 1483dl9 Wanted, Re-engagement ss Housemaid or as HouAe- Pr rlourmaid tall; of nice appearsnr-e good record. —Stamp for particulars, London Registry, Aberga- venny. 1474dl6 Wanted, Situation by experienced Parlourmaid or House-Parlourmaid where housemaid is kept, in good frn.ilv.—T., Laugbame Castle, St. Clears, Carmar- then." 1436dl6 Cook Seeki Situation; five years' excelleint cha- racter; country i-ervant; understands soups, entrees, pastry, &c. careful manager; reliable.—Edith, 61, Apslev-road, Clifton 1345dl7 Situations Wauled (Together or Otherwise), Plain Cook and House-Parlourmaid; friends; three years' excellent character; experienced; good-class ser- vants -:?O. Stoke's Croft, Bristol. 1346d17 Ladies Suited with All Classes of Servants Situa- Secured for Servante Fee, Is.—Miss Walters, 30, Page-street, Swansea. 1320dl7 Wanted, by thoroughly-experienced Young Lady Situation as Barmaid highed references.—Apply Q 21, Western Mail Office. Swansea. 1588'i21 Wanted, Situation CI.8 Barmaid; used to quick counter trade good reference aged 23 -Some.r5oi't House. Clarence-road, Grangetown, Cardiff. 1553d21 Wanted, Situation as Barmaid slight knowledge aged 19.-Addretis L. M., 97, Eldon-road. Car- Idiff. 1423dl7 Young Lady Desire6 Situation as Barmaid; Cardiff prefened experienced excellent references.—Address R b6. Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 1249dl6 Wr.r.ted, a Situation as n Barmaid; used to quick counter trade good references tall.—Apply Thomas, 5. Westgate-terrace, Aberavon. 1223dl6 .■■WilMfcWItMII—IBHaDWaWW—MBPqW—WWW—SB—s— PUBLIC-HOUSES. PUBLIC-HOUSES FOR DISPOSAL. T. JohM. 13, Wharton-street, Cardiff. has to Let in Cardiff and Neighbourhood Double and Single Licensed Public-houses; prices E150 to can [thoroughly recommend; great bargains.—Write or call. 16C5d21 To Let, free for wines and spirits, the Hope and Anchor Hotel, Dock-street, Newport, Mon.; valuation low; possession can be bad at once.—Apply Morgan and Bladworth, Warminster Brewery. Wilts. 48711 Bargain.— £ 60 Only.—Capital Beerhouge immense business district; part rent returnable sub-letting; good vard; trade proved.—Duke, 13. Clare-street, Bristol. 1534d21 To Let. the Maesteg Inn, Maesteg. on Lease or Otherwise.—Apply, personally, to John Bros., Aber- garw Brewery Company (Limited), Erymnenin. near B: idgend. 48709 South Commercial House (Free), good-class trade; cheap to immediate pur. chaser.—Powell and Co., Borough-chambers, Oat- djtT 1509d20 Card," ff. -Ol.-I est-blished, well-known IIctel; free for everything; E500 cash at least.-Powell and Co., Borough-chambers, Cardiff 15C9d20 Near Cardiff.—Double Licensed Country Inn; good business; price £ 250.—Powell and Co., Borough- chambers, Cardiff. 1503d20 PREMISES. Mr. Thoma.s Edmunds, House and Fetate Agent. 53, Queer-street, Cudift, has the following Premises te Let — No«. 4 and 6, 1'umer-l'CII.(L containing seven rooms not and cold bath rent, 8s. jier week clear. Three Houses, Lionel-road, 8s. per week. Warehouse, Woman by-street. e9663dl7 High-street, Cowbridge.—To Let, Private Dwelling- hcuse and Premises, consisting of morning, dining, and drawing rooms, six bedrooms, kitchen, offices, and a large garden; an ample supply of pure spring water on the -Apply to Alfred G. James, House Furnisher, Cowbridge. 1539d20 Bridgend.—Caederwen, oemi-detadied residence, three reception, five bed rooms, to Let, March.—Full particulars Arthur Morgan, The Mount, Llandaff. 14S6dl7 Freehold Villa, 156, Severr-road, Let or Sell; 10 I rooms; well arranged; large garden; immediate jiossession.—Oswald Coleman, 14, Highstreet, Car- diff. 1513d20 Upper Cliff, Penarth, very deeirab't Genttejnan <. Residence, standing in its own grounds, comprising li acres.—For further particulars address R 94, Western Mail, Cardiff. 14o0dl9 To be Let or Sold, House, with Half an Acre of Land Christchurch HiU.-Apply C. Evans, 10, Sum- Imcrhill-road, Maindee. 1415dl8 To Let-, Nw. 29 and 31 firumedixte possession), Corporation-road, Cardiff.—Apply Philip L. Thomas, Agent, 42, Bridge-street, Cardiff. 1337J18 To Let, Victoira-square, Penarth, capital Family Residence all modern improvements moderate rent. —Evans and Hughes, Auctioneers, Estate Agents, Whirton-street, Cardiff. 1392die House to Let, 6, Neville-street, Canton; three reception-rooms, five bedrooms; modern appoint- ments; conveniently situated.—Apply 94, Cowbridge- road, Cardiff. 1395dl8 Furnished House to Let in Reath five bedrooms, two reception-rooins —Particulars of David Shepherd, Chartered Accountant, Cardiff 1307d17 Newport.—A Small Furnished House to Let; nest part of Newport.—Apply A. S., Western Mail I Office, Newport. 1273dl6 Adelaide-street—large Sonne and Premise* ■ suit- able btcis-ding house-keeper rent very ¡.w-Oí:a&rl"" Clarke and Co., CVmb-ian-chambers, Cardiff. [1244dl& 17, Tudor-road, to Let; immediate possession; thirteen rooms hot and cold bath.—Apply F. Lacy, Western Mail Office. Cardiff. 48293 The South Wales, Monmouthshire Property Regis- ter for Nov Free on Application or Post.—Hern and Pertwee, House Agents, Aucticneew, Valuer*, ftc., Catdiff. 28813 DWELLINT!-HOUSES TO BE SOLD. For Sale, a commodious Double-fronted Detached Villa in Newport-road, Cardiff, with immediate posses- lion; extensive garden and greenhouses, also stable and coach-house; portion of purehase-monev J118.Y remain on mortgage; ground rent, £10 17s. 6d. rental value about £ 70.,—Apply J. T Richards, Car- 1556d21 Richmond-rood.—Two well-built House*, m good repair let to good tenants.—Powell and Co., Bo'-ough- chemben. Cardiff. 1229dl5 For Sale. House (ten rooms), Bangor-ro«d; owner going abrcoid; private improvements paid hot and cold water.—Price, &c., apply D. L. Smith, 10, Queen- street,, Cardiff. 1245d16 For Sale or to liet, 3, Marine-parade. Penarth; three large reception-rooms, nine bedrooms; stablinp for three horses, coach-house, &c. with side entrance- —Apply Gibbs, Docks, Cardiff. 48388 To Owners of Property.—Mr. W D. Ballantyue Undertakes the Management of Property; terms ree,spi ia ble. -Address 73, Conn-ay-road. Cardiff. 4745d -?_?- BUSINESS PREMISES WANTED. Wanted. Storage for a Small Supply or Lubricating Oils preference to those who will deliver to steamers or elsewhere.—Write S 17, Western Mail Office, Car- diff. 1594dl8 BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET. To Let, at Christmas, Bristol House, Abersychan large shop lIIud warehouses; an extensive grocery business has long been carried on there.—Apply to Miss Davies, Gleriside, near Pomvpool. 1548dl8 To Let, in Cardiff, Several commodious Previses, with large dry cellars, suitable for shops, showrooms, or warehouses, with dwelling-room* over; terms moderate.—Apply Mr. Farrell, 1, Arcade-chambeis, St. John's-square, Cardiff. 1488dl7 Neath.—Shop to I jet, prineipal thoroughfare; rent moderate itnmediate possession.—To view apply Thomas Williams, Solicitor, Bank-chambers. Neath. 1519-119 House and Shop. 50, Sophia-street, Docks imme- diate possession rent L. Samuel, Auc- tioneer, Hayes-buildings, Ordiff. 1430dl9 Swansea—Main Thoroughfare.—First-rate Premises euit any trade; 12 years' unexpired lease; rent S45 only.—For particulars apply Arthur S. T. Lucas, Auctioneer. 6, Rutland-street, Swansea. 1410dl8 To Let, with immediate possession, that very sub stamiallv-built Shop and Premises, the Emporium, Nantgaredig.—Apply J. B. Arthnr. Carmarthen. dl8 Penarth -To Let, as Warehouse or Stabling for Two or Tliree Horses; suitable for mews: situated rear ¡;t.,u1v,'eII-J'OlId; entrance from Conerswell-road.— kppiy 1, Beach-rcad. 1380dl8 House and Shop to Let, Hirwain; central position fixtures complete —App]y Harriss, Farmer's Anus. Hirwain, or Owaer, Phillips, Grocer, Merthyr. 1282116 amber ale. .? ALES & STCUT/P X??X CASK and nmst-. lonu. SHEPTOK PALLET. I y<?'%?)? ? ?K?? 8TOIitr;a¡ RQAD, Xr BUSINESS ADDRESSES. -?n TO-DAT'S WEATHER REPORT. Northerly winds, strong, but moderating; cold; squally; showery weather. jpHENOMENAL VALUE. THE 35/- CHEsrrERFIELD QVERCOAT, WITH SILK F ACINGS, THE IN-EW INTER gOITINGS HAVE ARRIVED. w RITF, FOR PATTER,NS. rjpHE EST END ï 'AILO RS' JL Yv JLj JL D UKE-STREET, CARDIFF. ? FOR B ALL ROO 11 DECORATIONS B Write for Designs and Estimates to RICHARDSON AND CO., DECORATORS, BAZAAR frrTERS, AND ILLUMINATORS. TRADE -STREET, FEN ARTH-ROAD, CARDIIF. a Decorators to the Principal Ball Committees i G la1llQr;;illsàire. ROYAL ARMS, PLUMKS, SHIELDS, STATUARY FLAGS, CURTAINS, CARPET, ILLUMINATION LAM S AND LANTERNS, For Sale or Hire. Distance no object. e5775 THINK OF THIS.—IF YOUlt PE11TOR IS USING A TTPEWRITER, SO MUST YfW. WE AU PRBPAREB To rzovr THAT THE BENgMeRE WILL SUIT YeUX BEST. LEARNT IN A FEW teHRS. TCUR WFFieE BOY CAN USE IT. BMP US A CARB AND TTE WILL eeYE ANB SEE yeu. TIlE JQ KN S M 9 R E JL JL? SOLE AGENTS FOR SeUTII: WALES AND WI. WILL FURNISH FULL l'AHIHt\H..AJtS 811 ^^ESTERN J^IMITED ST. MART-STREET, CARDIFF, TME »ENSM#RE CAN BE SEEN WORKING DAILY IN THE WESTERN MAIL •FFICB. 43158 IF YOU WANT To Lot Apartments, To R«nt Apartwemts, To Let. a House, To Rant a House, To Buy a Business. To Sell a Busm»$s To Buy » Reuse, To Sell a House, To Buy a Pi ana. 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OUR SHORT STORY ? •* A PHILOSOPHER. Plumtro wu wealtfov, eccentric, (V. °n«W«red himself wise. The fact was, he ? 40 the reputation of a philosopher, and to shape "his life He never tired of quoting his 1 authors. Plato, Aristotle, and a list centuries ago turned to dust, were in j,y. mouth as the cent, per cent. ^broker. I have said that Mr. 1'lumptre t S fyw ^^ntrio, and he certainly was entitled 'h" if not to the one that was hit; life. Possessed of great lie had numerous calls upon his never gave a penny ^Wio begga¡r without first insisting that the Was a worthless fellow, who could Employment if he wished, &c.; then hi* han<* in hiis pookert and sent the away happy. 8U^>SrTi,be,d to all the charity schools, they were humbugs, and did no a goOd. Every church got a good round ft of Mr. Plumptre, butt he never tiheit doors, though he rented and a in every parish. He had old- °Us^OTri8, wliidh he adhered to with I^birtacity. In his large snd com- ?^n8i011, which he rnliabited with his °* ihe was a bachelor), he would never had wax candles. A and a heavy brass ltr.ocker, 03 »%lit ub cold, osnam<«>t.arii door. He rarely went upon journeys, but wben 1 compelled to do so he used his travelling carriage, and it was hie boast that he had never been in a railway train. His costume was as antique as his notions. He wore an old-fashioned snuff-coloured coat with broad lapels, knee-breeches, buckled shoes, and a hat with an immense brim. Such was I Archibald Plimiptre, the rich man and philosopher of Middletown. Mr. Piumptra had but one relative on earth -3, nephew, named Leonard Gray. Mr. Gray led a bapry and comfortable life; he didn't do anything in particular but amuse himself, and he was in the prime otf youth. His uncle, who supplied km with unlimited means, loved him as dearly as if ho had been his own son; but this did not prevent him from finding fault with him upon every imaginable subject. He wished Leonard to be a philosopher like himself, and ae he 'had give,, him a splendid education, and he was possessed of ere at talents, the old gentle- man saw no reason why his nephew should not wear his mantle after he had departed for the other world. "You must write books," said Archibald one day. when, in a testy mood, he was lecturing his nephew for indolence. "Write books as I have done. Your country calls upon you for exertion; seek to distinguish your name; remember my example; give yourself up to study; be wise and great. See what a book I have written, 'The Law of Nature and the End Thereof.' 1 "And who ever read your book?" asked Mr. tjtMy. in am inquiring way. "Everybody, everybody," shouted Mr. PI 11 nipt re, growing red in the face and thumping the floor energetically with hie cane. "Every- body who has any brains. Those who have no brains I aon't expect or wish to read such matters. They couldn't comprehend them if they tried. The Rev. Jolb Foss told me only the other day that my book was the most wonderful production in literature that had been given to ..e world this century, and the Rev. Job Foss is one of the few men that comprehend the object and power of philosophy." Leonard Gray smiled incredulously, for he knew that his uncle had recently given the Rev. Job a round sum of money to complete the building of his church, and this held occurred just after the parson's panegyric on his uncle's book. The Rev. Job knew h.uv to •deal with philosophers." By dint of talk and scold'ng, Mr. Plumptre at length got his nephew to agree to write a book, and, moreover, he promised1 'hat he would become a phiilosopher if it was in 1: 'm. In an evil hour Leonard Gray made the pro but he frequently did things unpleasant to oblige hi1'; unole, so he consoled himself with the t'hought thiat he would give pleasure to one wh-o had always loved- him, no matter how much annoyance he might personally feel. Mr. PI umpire was delighted; he posted in haste to the Rev. Job Foss, and explained to 'him what a wonderful young man Leonard Gray was, how much mind he possessed, and how great was his ambition to help the world with his knowledge. The Rev. Job ,aw the thing in the same light that Mr. Plumptre did, and! predicted t'hat Leonard Gray was alone worth to wear the honours that hie uncle would bequeath him. That morning the wily Job rot a fat rcll of bank-notes from Mr. Plumpi. V*, pocket to purchase a library for his Sund'ay- Sohool. From the day that Leonard Gray decided to turn philosopher, he shut lid's doors against his friends and retired to study, renouncing all social intercourse with the outer world. He commenced to diet -on herbs, and used water instead of wine. Mr. Plumptre was not prepared for this, and remonstrated against this severe regimen. Leonard was fixed in his purpose, however, and showed his unole good authority from the ancients for his course, so Mr. Plumptre, confronted by his own authors, had to yield. Before the year had expired Leonard Gray composed a work on a new school of philosophy. At first his uncle frowned at some of the doctrines., but the Rev. Job declared they were bold, novel, and startling, with broad, deep, and unique ideas, so -Mr. Plumptre was once again happy, and the Rev. Job's parish none the worse for the praise bestowed on Leonard Gray. The next work that Leonard Gray produced was a volume of philosophical poems. His friends read them and insisted on beholding the author. They swarmed about his house and would not be refused admittance. They wanted once more to behold his face, and pro- bably smell his fleeh-pots, for he used to give good dinners before he turned philosopher. Overcome by their importunities, he opened his doors, and they rushed into his house t o behold him. He received their greetings with shyness and an awkwardness of sympathy, for they appeared no longer as the friends of a year looftore, they seemed afraid of committing themselvee in the presence of so wise a, ma.u, and the old cordial shake of the hand andl happy I smile were absent. It seemed to Leonard Gray as if the wall had grown up betwen his companions and him- self, and he groaned as he recollected what he was and what he was striving to become. He had pleaded no one but his uncle, and certainly by cutting him- self off from the society of his companions he had rendered himself unhappy. The Rev. Job Foss was about the only person besides Mr. Plumptre who saw a great future for Leonard Gray. Stale, ridiculous theories and flat poems never could perch a man on the summit of fame. So thought Leonard Gray as he turned over ill his bed "nd counted the ticking of the clock, through the ;l.>ng, weary hours of the night succeeding the visit of his friends. No, no, he wasn't modelled for a philosopher. All this thing must be brought to a termination. He would "eek his uncle and tell him thait his effort had been a failure, that the days of philosopbwa had pulsed away, that this was ,too practical an age for theory. Men, to make their mark, must act, not talk. Mr. Plumptre heard his nephew with more patience than might have been expected from one of his temperament. "So you think you have made a failure?" he said. "Something very near to it," .-eplied Leonard. "Believe me, my dear uncle, I have endeavoured'! to adopt your theories and emulate your example, but when I reflect how far short T have cone Of your fame I am oonvrnced that a philosopher like yourself as only produced coe in a great while. You must -vear t- e ho'iorn* alone; I can never be worthy of vo-i in that I line." Archibald Plumptre's face brightened as he spoke: "You are correct, Leonard, quite correet. jS'en like me di-j not found in the hedges. The Rev. Job Foss thinks so, -and you know h« is an aoute observer. Go batik to your te., 1 and I'll stick to my nnilosophv. I shall write another book, and the Rev. Job shall revise it. Open your house, Leonard, feast, make merry and marry, if you are fool enough to trust a woman. Your old uncle will furnish you all the means you require, but I know you will always revere my memory, and you will publish all my manuscripts, particularly my essays on 'Life and its Uses,' after I am gone." "Indeed I will," replied Leonard; "good, kind. true unole that you have ever been to me." "Say no more," replied Mr. Plumptre, wiping hits eyes with his coat sleeve. "I had hopes that vou had ambition, but it's all past. I was wrong in supposing that you could be a philosopher upon command. The race is almost extinct; I shall perhaps be the last." Leonard Gray married, and, although his uncie sneered at his weakness, he provided him with every comfort he could desire. Shortly after Leonard's marriage a fire broke out in Mr. Plumptre's house, and so rapid was the conflagration that he had barely time to escape with his life. The only thing Mr. Plumptree deplored was the loss of his manuscripts, which had been the labour of his life. These he could never replace. This weighed so heavily on his mind that his health began to fail, and he was one morning found dead in hi:s bed. So the world got but one book from the pen of the philosopher of Middletown, and thab it refused to read.

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HEATY PENALTY AGAINST G.W.R. CO. AT CARMARTHEN At Carmarthen Petty Sessions on Saturday Police-sergeant William Thomas charged the Great Western Railway Company with tom- mitting a breach of the Explosives Act. Mr. Ludford', solicitor, Llanelly, defended.—The prosecutor gave evidenoe to the effect that on Sunday, tihe 8th inst., lie proceeded with Police-constable Harris, of Conwil, to the j storehouse erected bv the company at their No. 1 Quarry, adjoining the main line in the parish of Llanpumpsaint, and entered the building under the authority of a search war- rant, which the latter bad procured. Inside 'the place he discovered 588 cartridges, com- posed of an explosive called tonite, weighing 2211b. lOoz. 6dr., although the building WM not licensed under the Act.—Mr. Ludford ad- mitted the offence, and in extenuation pleaded that the fact of their being suoh a large quan- tity of explosives stored there was due to a mistake on the part of the officials ait Swindon. The manager of the quarry had, in the first case, sent to Swindon for 100 cartridges only, ,but the official at the other end sent down 1001b. in weight of cartridges. Moreover, ibefore this consignment reached the quarry, 200 more cartridges had been ordered, and owing to a similar clerical mistake another 2001b. in weigh* were dispatohed. Each cartridge weighed about 6oz. The company were making arrangements to have a proper storehouse erected on the aipot, and a licence would in due course be applied for. As it happened, there were no buildings near to which any damage could be done. The particular explosive in use had been tested by an eminent authority, and it had been proved that it would not explode even if a barrelful of it was set on fire, or if bailf a ton of iron was dropped on it. It would not explode at all except when brought into contact with another material of which the detonators were specially composed. —One of the cartridges was brought into court j. and examined by the magilltra.tea.- The Benoh considered t>he charge proved, and inflioted a fine of jei0 and £ 1 3s. 6d. costs. .1

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