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PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. HEATRE ROYAL. and MM»*er«r«.Mrs. EDWARD FI«ETCHER. ^MMiasbic Success 0f Miss flSSV QRAHAME'S £ j°- 1 Company, from the Criterion and Court ■Spectres, London, in » New and Original Musical *«T:e, entitled— ALL ABROAD. jj^hiding Mr Charles E. Stevens, Ms Original Part; "")l1li 1. Bowman, Prury IAlae Pantomime, and her »^mal Part; and Miss Florence Darley, from the Theatre, London. Tizne and Prices as Usual. Seats not guaranteed. Booking Offices at Messrs. Thompson and Shiickell's edited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. Monday NEXT, November 23rd. Mr. Arthur No. 1 Co., in the Screaming Farcical ^naedy— THE NEW BABY, From the New Rovalty Theatre, London. nothing Funnier than the "NEW BABY." "The New Baby" vu a great success at the ltoYalty Theatre, London. As "Der Rabenvator," it played for Two Seasons in Berlin; as "His j&Kfnt Boy" it was a great success in New York, j**ing passed its 250th Performance in that city, Three Companies are Touring it through the <*tes. A production ÍlI now pending in Paris. 48707 (IB, AND rriHEATRE j-* The Premier JL Theatre of Wales. and Manager Mr. CLARENCE SOUNES. 1'fiusiastio Reception of the Romantic Historical Drama, LADY G ODIVA. Magnificent New Scenery and Effects. The Highly-trained Horse "Brutus." Godiva Rides Naked and Alone fc^oore open at 7; commence 7.30. Bex Office ope.i atre daily 10 to 4. Telephone 7?5 Price 6d. Next, Nov. 23, New Succestful Musical Farce, V KIPPED BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON. QARDIFF SATURDAY POPS ^AUK-HALL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1896. VOCALISES: MADAME JOHN THOMAS. MISS M. J. THOMAS. MR. B. T. HADDON. COMEDIAN: MR. W. H. BERRY. ORGAN': MR. A. J. SILVER. ACCOMPANIST: Mr. A. C. TOONE. CARDIFF JUNIOR ORCHESTRA. A CONDUCTOR: Mr. E. T. ROBERTS. ^Admiesion—6d. and 111. E5794 "1'ï. not in aortalll to command euooeal, but we'll do more—deserve it. •JHE M P I R E *btmgwg Director ..OSWALD STOLL. TO-N10RT t First Appearance in Cardiff of FRANK, WILLIE, and ALBERT BOISSET AND np R o u p E, IN "THE JgRlCKLAYERS." Old and yotmg hold their sides giving vent to ROARS OF LAUGHTER At tbia performance, which is THAN HALF A DOZEN PANTOMIMES. Other OlANNINI SISTERS, I LILY LENA, ROMANE S BEARS VLNDOME and CHASE, ROSE, I ARTHUR ST. GEORGE, And fHE SISTERS PRESTOS Kext Week:- ALEC HURLEY. "I Ain't Agoin' to T«H." t £ V £ u *«"■ s PHILHARMONIC-HALIi AND STOLL'S PANOPTICOK. OPEN ALL DAY. THE I THE I THE CLOCK- I pj ripA a I CLOCK- EYED I ELVIBAS' I EYED j, LADY I Phrenologists. I LADY, ■"•ze. Waxworks. Jungle. Phonograph. Illusions. -— OPEN ALL DAY. NEWPORT. JHE jgMPlRE ^•"•ging Director OSWALD 8TOLL. ,IT_ TO-NIGHT I MDLLE. EMMY'S FOX TERRIERS. ROSE ELLIOTT CLARKE and GLENNY. ^YTON TWINS and Misses WOOD and WILLIS. MADELINE MAY. GEORGE BROOKES. THE FOUR JAMESON GIRLS, and the v THREE DELEVANTIS. j»Week:—May Evans, Amoros, Lily Lane try, ^^Banes Beers, Bennett and Martell, fee. BFOR ALL-ROOM DECORATIONS "Write for Designs and Estimates to JJICHARDSON AND CO., CORATORS, BAZAAR FITTERS, AND ILLUMINATORS, TRADE-STREET, PENARTH-ROAD, CARDIFF. Oecerators to the Principal Ball Committees ia » Glamorganshire. >OYAL ARMS, PLUMKS, SHIELDS, STATUARY FLAGS, CURTAINS, CARPET, Rumination LAM S AND LANTERNS For Sale or Hire. Distance no object. e5775 ? "■NeiAiTD'S IISTOI, AS riGTVREI* BY s FAMOUS PAINTERS. PART ill. PRICE. 6d. "WESTERN MAIL" (LIMITED), CARDIFF. ? Craftt fjo tiers, ).B'r DZCOBATORS. DAVIS AND SON DAVIS AND SON • POINTERS, GLASS, OIL, AND jPAPER-HANGING MERCHANTS 11. QJE*1N STREET. DYBWOBKS, ETC. XF YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHES NICELY CLEANED, GO TO HOBBS. DYER, 1. NELSON.TERRACE. FURNITURE. EVAN & COMPANY, LIMITED "THE CARDIFF FURNISHERS." ST. MARY-STRF.KT AND DUKE-STREET. HATS. ARSLEY'S HAND-MADE HATS, all the Latest Shapes, 2s. 9d. and 3s. 9d.— 15, Wyndham Arcade and 40, Caroline-street. Every Man to his Trade. e5255 RHEUHATIC CURE. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO PHIL PHILLIPS .1- 24, ST. MABY-STREET. TBR « ETEXIXG EXPRESS Can be obtained Every Night of the following Local Newsagents: — CENTRAL: SEYMOUR, WOOD-STREET. MRS. DENISON, 7, WOOD STREET. HELLIER, BRIDGE-STREET. J. JAMES, 31, BRIDGE-STREET. E. GILLARD. 5, CAROLINE-STREET. BAKER, THE HAYES. J. RUGG, QUEEN-STREET. CANTON: EVANS, LOWER CATHEDRAL-ROAD RICARDS, LOWER CATHEDRAL-ROAD. DOWN, POST OFFICE, GLARE-STREET. KEES, 55, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. DOWN, POST-OFFICE, COWBRIDGE RD. HUGHES, 64, OOWBRIDQS-ROAD. HUGHES, 102, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. CAliR, 132, COWBRIDGE ROAD. BAKER, 174, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. WILSON, 194, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. RIORDAN, 212, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. BOUND, 3, KING'S-ROAD. SMITH and CO., ATI<AS-ROAD. ROATH: TALBOT, 52, BROADWAY. ROBERTS, 28. BROADWAY. FLEMING, 61, BROADWAY. WHITE, 120, BROADWAY. EKES, 49. METAL-STREET. THOMAS. 3, CLIFTON-STREET. 1U»1'KE, 16, PEARL-STREET. D F MORRIS, 209, RICHMOND-ROAD. LOCKE, 8, MACKINTOSH-PLACE. LAWRENCE, 14, CASTLE-ROAD. ROWlJEIJGS, 78, CASTLE-ROAD. PADFIELD, CASTLE-ROAD. DAVAGE. GASTLE-ROAD MUMFORD, CASTLE-ROAD. MRS KING. 7, CASTLE-ROAD. ELLIOTT, BANGOR-ROAD. SALTMEAD. JOHW, 22, CORNWALL-ROAD. CATHAYS; WILLIS, 14, MUNDY-PLACE. PKEECB, 30, SALISBURY-ROAD. STUDDARD, ffi, UPPER (JEORGE-ST. ltOSS 43, LETTY STREET. C. STEVENS, 136, WOODVILLE-ROAD. DOOKS: BUSSKLL, STUART-STREET. J SAVAGE, 150, BUTE-STREET. ,T. WYLER, 38, BUTE-STREET. GRANGETOWN: SHELDRICK, 1, AMHERST STREET. HART, 49, HOLMSDALE-STREET. MISS J. FRANCIS, 142, PAGHT-STREET. MOORS: C. W. HUTCHINGS, CARLISLE-STREET. FLEMING, SPLOTT-ROAD. MORGAN, 18, PORTMANMOOR ROAD. NEWTOWN: FISHER,, 2, ADAM STREET. IMVIES, 29, ADAM-STREBP. RIVERSIDE: JIBS LONG, EIDON-ROAD, TURNER, 68, ELDON-ROAD. THOMAS, TUDOR-ROAD. MATHERS, TUDOR-ROAD. IF YOU WANT Te Let Apartmenta. To Rent Apartments, To Let. a Houce, To Rent a House, To Buy a Business, To Sell a Business To Buy a House. To Sell a Sous*. To Buy a Piano, To Sell a Piano, To Sell a Bioycle, To Buy Bicyole, To Sell Furniture, &a., ke., ke. To Buy Furniture, ADVERTISE IN THE "EVENING EXPRESS." PERPAID ADVERTISEMENTS THE BYEITINS EXPRESS TIKES. TIKE ONCC, I no.. ¡ SIX 21 Words ft It It 30 Words 9 16 3 4ft Words 10 2 « 3. 59 Words 13 2 6 3 9 Notice to Advertisers. IMPORTANT.—Adrerf,demerits to be classified must reach thi,, cffice by 10 30 a.m. but they can be inserted up to 4.45 p m. under heading ef TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. The bases provided for answers to adyertisementa appearing in the Evening Express" are not intended far any other purpsso, whater", and cannot be allowed te be used for the listributien ef printed ar written advertising circular*! er announcements ef any kind. "Apply at the Evening Exprecs," means that tha address of tho advertiser can be sbtained at the. Ereeing Express" Office on perssnal applicatien. If required to be sent by post, two stamps must B9 en- closed. The there cliarges apply only to oensecutive in- iort-taiis of the foliewing clasi of advertiseoients: — Situations Wanted or Offered, Apartments, Msney W&.ited Partnerships, Lost and Fourd, Miscellaneous Waots. Bu»iue«oes. Houses, Shops, Offices to Let or Sell, Specific Article* tsr Sale Privately. 11 If the insertions be net consecutive, er if payment be not made prcvisus to publication, the credit rates will be charged. Name amil Address to be couiittd. s^nt through the post to be accompanied by Postal Order or Halfpenny Stamps. Cheques, Psstal and Post-office orders should be crossed and Mfcdo payable to Mr. D. Watkin Thomas. Advertisements are received also at the following suh-effices: — NEWPORT TREDEGAR STREET. SWANSEA CASTLE-STRB;ET. MERTHYR VJVTORl A-STREET. rCNTYPRJBB 4a, TAFF-STREET. HEAD CtFFltmS. CARDIFF: ST. MARY-STREET. PERSONJ^A, If Jclui HammettTlate of 35, Camperdown-street, Stoke. Devonport (General Dealer), will senil 3-is preMnt address to G. W. Holes, lr 0, Sheppertan.road, Islington, London, N., he will liear something to his advantage. e9675d!8 BICYCX/ES. Advertiseiw are Cautisaed that Psstmaaters are Not Allowed tc Deliver Letters Addrftsoed to Iait als or Fictitious Nhmea at any Post-office Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the Advertiser or one ef the Offices of the Wester* Mail. Msrris Eras., Cycle Works, Pontypridd.-Immense Bargains to personal callers. Watch startling develop- ments. We must Khift the stock for new arrange- ments. Come and See. Repairs as usual. gl347 PAETNERSHIF. Colliery Owner Desires Partner or Investor; excel- lent house, fras coal; colliery free from mining diffi- culties.—Apply S 29, Western Mail, Caniitf. 16S61/0 Wanted, a Gentleman to Join the Board of Colliery Company; one with some knowledge of colliery management or the coal trade preferred; principals only treated with.—For particular* address Collier. care i Davies, Advertising1 Agent, Bristol. 1492d20 Partnership Offered by Established Firm in Cardiff. £ 600, View to Extension. -Principals only address R 88, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1404dl8 .M. 41181J1-a '1fNW MJIdè? MISCKLIiANTBIOTrS. Tobacconists Commencing see 11 Id. Guide nl Cata- logue (259 pages), 3d.—Tobacconists' Outfitting Co., ISa, Euston-rJod, London. Manager, Hy. Myerf. c5792 Aristotle's Works, Complete, Coloured Plates ('petiuino edition), 30 stomps; Paris by Nifht, or Gay Lift in Paris," Illustrated, 38 stamps, post free. —E. Bcwker, 27, Renshaw-street, Liverjisol. Patronise tbe old firm. FstaViiahed KM ^5691 fa Yan" Watch Wronjj? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Oaj-diff for the Repair of Watches of every description, Etifrlifrli or Foreign, is 31. Castle Arcade, (third shop from Gfostle-iftreet), by James Keir, for ten years with Mr Spirittion. Mwoke end Music Boxes Gleaned and Repaired. e4209 MIS CELL AITEO'ffS SALES. Advertisers are Oautioned that Postmasters aro not e.lh.'wt'd to Deliter Letter* Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names At any Post-effice. Ijetters addressed to Initials or Fictitii.is Names muet bear the Address of the Advertiser sr one af the office* of tho Western Mail. Poultry.—If you want ysur birds to pay you write W prices and ssmplee ef fsod to Nonh Rees' and Son, Hay, Corn, and Seed Merchants, Cardiff. e5229 Firewood f«i- Sale, 2a. per owl.. delivrred in »»y of the borsupb.—Msstsr, Workhouse, Cardiff. e5t53 1,000 Business Cards, Memorandums, or Billhsads, 3«-: 10,990 Useful Handbills, 2s. 6d.; samples free. —Fisher aad Co., Machine Printers, Brsadmead, e4419 APAXTKIKT8. APARTMENTS WASTED. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are not allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post-oftioe. Jjettcrs addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the Address of the Advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail. Fenarth.—Gentleman Requires Sitting-rcom and Bed- roorq.—State terms S 20, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1626dl9 APARTMENTS TO LET. 54, Neville-street, Riverside.—Comfortably Fur- nished 81Hinj(-ro')l1\ and >>!)■» or Two Bedrooms, piano, I:ot and eftid bath, 17s (with beard). good cooking, liberal table dl8 Apa-rtments with Young Widow, to One or Two GenUemtn hot and cold bath no fhitdren piano; terms moderate.—13(!De Burgh-street, Riverskle, CHr- diff. 1617d23 Small Family Would Like Gentleman verv contra!; close to town and stations.—Apply 16, Pembroke- terrace, Cardiff. 1637d23 Comfortable Apartments for One or Two Gentle- men good Channel view; close to station.—Apply 41, Dock View-road, Barrv Dock. 1608d21 Firat-claes Front Sitting-room, One or Two Bedrooms; with or without board: close tt) Park-place. Cardiff. 1599d21 A Sitting-room and Bedroom to Let; suit gentleman or two friends; near Taff and Rhymiiev Stations.—22, DumfripB-place, Cardiff. 1530d20 IN, ell-furnialied Apartments for One or Two Gentle- men no children close to town moderate terms.— W, Glynrhondda.-street, Cardiff. 1492(120 Suj>piior Apartments to Let; gentleman dining out preferred; hot and cold baths; close to town and stations.—20, The Walk, Cardiff 1396(118 Penarth.—Lanadowne Private Hotel; extensive Channel superior accommodation: modersi# obtrsfes; spcoial terms to permanent residents. 3982 AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. Wanted. a Traveller for Tobacco Pipes and Stone- ware.—Apply 15, W vndham crescent, Canton, Car- diff. e!5CSd20 Travellers and Agents for Penny Speciality; ener- getic men o«nly; particulars down samples, seven stamps.—Manager, Egerton House, Walker-road, Har- rogate. E9672d21 Agent Wanted by Wire Ropemakers to Canvass South Wales Collieries; none but those who have influence amongst buyers need apply.—Address S 35, Western Mail, Cardiff. 48751 Wanted, Gentleman at Present. Calling Upon Licensed Victuallers, &c., in Cardiganshire and Part of Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire to Represent OM established British and Foreign Wine House; c -mission only; security required.—Address S 34, A Htern Mail, Cardiff. 48752 Wanted, Agents for Oil Company, or Names cf All Those Who Can Influence Orders or Contracts ior Lubricating Oils in Any Way.—Apply S 28, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. 1692d24 Grocery.—Wanted, a Canvasser for Town and Country: Welsh.—Full particulars, wages, and expe- rience, Gi-egg, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 1676d23 Wanted, Traveller for (Private) Bottled Beer Trade with connection preferred; small salary and com- mission.—Address S 19, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1627dl9 Agents Wanted, to Sell our celebrated Packet Teas, French Coffee in and Cocoa; particulars free.— Oliver, Oliver, Lnd Co.. 283, Southgate-road, Lon- don. 1401 d Agent (good) Wanted, Canvassing 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 Oeyion and Other Teas in Packets, from ltI. 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 Wailpaper Warehouse; know- ledge of the trade indispensable first-clap* references required.—Address R 29. Western Mail, Cardiff. 48521 TRAVELLERS, AGENTS..tc.. WANT EMPLOY- ME NT. Wen ted, Agency to Act for Fire or Accident In- surance Companies at Llanelly.—Address S 4. Western Mail. Cardiff. 1517d20 XISCELLANEOWS SITTATI»lirS SITUATIONS VACANT. Advertiser* aro 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 must bear the address of the Advertiser or one of the Offices ef the Western Mail A Fact.— £ 5 Weekly easily earned by anyone (in- doors). No canvassing; no agency vhatever. In- structions, 4d.—R 93, Evening Express Office, Car- diff. ¡>8671d] 9 Plumbers, Gas and Hot Water Fitters.—Steady Man Required.—Apply Boruiett and Son, Fisher-street, Swansea. 1721d20 Haulier Wanted at once; indoors—Apply, }>er- sorally, Price and Co., Eagle Stores. Merthyr. [d23 Wanted, Welsh-speaking Circular Sawyer for Moun- tain Aoh to jeside on premises married preferred.— Apply Watsons, Timber Merchants, Cardiff. 1616dl9 Tailors.—Wanted, Three good Coat Makers.—R. Mc-Intoeh, Mill-street, Pontypridd. 48724 Grocery.—Wanted immediately, Q steady Young Man to Deliver an>' Make Himself Generally Useful; personal application preferred.—J. Jeffreys, Ponty- pocl. 1577d21 Bakers.—We Require Few good Hands; personal application prefeiTed.—D..Tones, Dickinson, and Co. (Limited), Dowlaos 1580dl8 Wanted at one, Two good Jobbing Moulders.—Apply The Foundry, Abertillery. 1576dl8 Wanted, good Blacksmith Railway Wagon Works. —Apply to the Standard Wagon Company (Limited), Newnharn. 1543(121 At Home.—Employment (genuine) Kit Iter Sex, Postal- Wrapper Addressing; no canvassing, only as stated; directory and instructions crossed P.O. for Is. 2d., returnable on completion of work.-Moore and Co., 30, Ludgate Hill, London. 1504d20 To Saddlers.—Wanted, a General Hand; accustomed to cart collars.—T. Baker, Saddler, Haverfordwest. 1443dl9 £ 1.—A Salary of 12s. 6d. to Bl per Week can be earned in spare hours or evenings by either sex who can write. -Proof sent free anywhere, to whoever sends self-addressed envelope to T. Smith & Co (Department 9 B), 79,St.Helen'jrardene, North Kensington,London.W L12662 Wanted, good, steady Single Man es Gardener; one who understands glass; look after horse and make himself generally useful.—Apply, with references, Channel View, r,-ar Cowbridge. l7b^Vi20 Wanted. Stable Helper; must be well used to pri- vate service and recommended by coachman.—Apply by letter, stating age and weight, to Coachman, Tre- degar Park, Newport. 1743d20 Wanted, strong Boy, steady, 17 to 20 years of age, for Horse, Trap, and Five Cows; good milker.—Jen- kins, Ynvscynon, Aberdare. 1749d23 Wanted, respectable Lad to Look After Pony and Carriage good wages; gentleman's familv.—Miss Wilson, 16a, Richmond-hill, Clifton. 1731d24 Wanted, thoroughly-experienced Gardener where Two are Kept; must have thorough knowledge of vines, peaches, chrysanthemums, orchids, ferns, flower •And ki'clien garden.—Applicants must state age, expe- rience, wages enclose copy last testimonial. S 36, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1725d20 Wanted, Strong Boy, steady, 17 to 20 years of age, for Honse, Tmp, and Five Cows; good milker.—Jen- kins, Ynyseynon, Aberdare. 1670dl9 Wanted, a good Farm Hand; single live in; must be good milker.—Apply Williams, Coed-y-Goins. Peny- Lan, Cardiff. 163W9 Wanted. a smart, Young Man to TVke Charge of a Pony and Look After a Small Garden, and Make Himself Generally Useful about the House.—Apply 0 41, Western Mail Office, Newport. 48702 Wanted, a reliable Young Man (25 to 30), as labourer in Gardnr and to Attend to Cows and Pigs wipes, 16s. per week.—Apply Evans, Gardener, Portis- cliff, Kerry tide. 1544(118 Wanted, well-educated Single Man who thoroughly understands the Feeding of Stock and General Farm Work abstainer preferred.—Apply Alpha, Western Mail Office, Newport. 141t)dl8 KITOATKINS WANTS*. Rakens.—Wanted, Permanent Situation as First, Second, or Single used to smalls grod references.— Baker. Hill-street. Abertillery. e9678d24 Wanted, Situation as Grocer's Haulier or Ware- houseman well used to both: first-class references; Welsh.—Apply T. W., Tramway, Hirwain. 1678dl3 Situation as 5eoond or good Third, used to bread, cake, and smalls.—Whitton, 91. High-street, Rhymney. Mon. 1633d21 Gardener, aged 26, Seeks Situation life experience in (rood olaces^an be highly recommended.— Addn-ss S 38, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1755d20 Wanted, Re-ensrageinent as Groom-Gardener under Gamekeeper; understands Selling: place of trust; excellent references.—G. L.. T/ondon Registry and Letter Exchange Mart, Abergavenny. 1745d20 Wanted, Situation Gardener or Groom-Gardener; married; aged 25; good character.—Address James Morgan, care of J. Davies, Brynfleld TI"u-f\ Llandebie. Wanted, Situation in Stables ride and drive well; useful if required; good references; aged 20.-F. Mease. 24, Bereeford-road, Roatli. Cardiff. 1638d23 As Gardener, efficient Groom in all branches ugr-,1 26: abstainer; good testimonials.—Apply Y. Z.. 4, Foly-street. Hereford. 1574d20 Situation afi Groom Under Coachman in Large Estab- lishment or Single-handed; nearly three years' good character; aged 20.—Taylor, Llandough, Cardiff. d21 Younr Man Requires Situation to Improve in Gentle- man'r Garden or Nursery; thoroughly experienced; j mi be highly recommended.—Address R 82. Western j Mail, Cardiff. 1393dl3 BUSINESS ADDOBESSES. Waterproofs Bepaired While You c.. 0 ? Wait. 8, kAyv^ Queen St., CARDIFF. ANDERSON, ANDERSON & ANDERSeN, Lti., (" 35, St. Paul'* Churohyard, 1 Waraaease* J 37, ftUe«n Vieteria Street, W»rki: I Bow Road, J ??- CLERKS AND MANAGERS. CLERKS AND^MANAGERS^WANTED. Advertisers are Cautioned thai Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitinus 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 Wanted, a competent Builder's Clerk, to Exercise Supervision over a Builder and Contractor's Business. —Apply, with references, to Messrs. W. C. Clarke and Dovey, 31, Queon-street, Cardiff. 48755 To GrncpHB.—Wanted, respectobte Young ManM Book-keeper; understands grocery; fill up time in frhop and make himself useful.—State age, wages (in house) A. Coatee, Ha-ndrindod, Radnor. 1702dl8 A Finn of Scandinavian Shipchandlers Has an Opening for a good and reliable Captain.—For par- ticulars address S 26, Western Mail, Cardiff. 48743 Surveyor Requires Architectural Assistant; salary, £ 1 per week.-State expenerce, age, references, and full particulars to 3 25, Western Mail, Cardiff. dl9 Wanted at once, bv 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 HusinfØ5.-Addr(,8!; S 12, Western Mail. Cardiff. 1589.116 Youth Wanted as Clerk: good knowledge of book- keeping state age ana experience salary 14s.—S 9, Western Mail. Qrd ft. 1563dl8 Wanted, experienced Book-keeper and Corresponding Clerk.—State full particulars Bunmng, Ironmonger, Pontypooh 1547dl8 Wanted, smart Young Man us Timekeeper tor Engi- neering and Ship-repairing Works.—Apply, with quali- fications. references, r.nd salary required, S 7. Western Mail, Cardiff. 1557d21 Wented, snurt Cnicc Boy, about 14 years of age prod writing and character indispensable.—Apply S 8, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1559dlS Wanted, a Clerk; must be well up in the routine of draper's counting-house.—Apply Richard Lews, High-street, Swansea. 140M18 CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANT PLACES. eks Situation Clerk, Collee- tor, Timekeeper, or Any Position of Trust; several years' experience; good references.—S 24, Western Mail, Cardiff. 16o6d23 Advertiser, 27, Desires Re-engAgement, French, Swnish, Italian Correspondent, Book-keeper. Sliort- liard, TVpist, experienced in Coal Trade good refe- rences^-—22, Western Mail, Cardiff. 162Sd23 Corn and Flour Trade.—Situation Wanted by ex- perienced Alan ar Clerk or Traveller good connection Scuth Wales jjround.—Applv S 10, Western Mail, Car- diff 1545(121 lerk 5) Situation as Rook- keeper or Correspondent; excellent references — Address R 92, West-rn Mail. Card ff. 1454dl9 ?- Slop ASSISTANTS. SHOP ASSISTANTS WANTED. smart Junior; Welsh; good salesman.—Apply, full particulars, Thomas Evans and Co., 107, 108, High-street, liow- lais. 1704d24 G:oceiy and Provisions.—Wanted, an Improver for CVeh Trade; Welsh necessary.—Kinsey, Shears, and Co., Tonypandy. 1674d23 Provisions.—Liptr,a has VII.(';allci' tor a Couple of smart, intelligent S; UesmeH.—Apply High-street, Car- diff 1665dl9_ ifcoctij.—V">r.4 Vt nix, a £ ;fl Pr"i."iox. Ha'ul, atM a smart Junior; indoors —PeraonaJ application preferred, Daviea, Brecon-road, Merthyr. 1664d23 Wanted, Juniors and Assistants Used to Grocery Trade good wages; quick promotion offered to really smart men.—46, High-street, Newport. Ifc57dl9 Drapery.—Wanted, experienced Young Man, Dress Department; good window-dres6er indoor*.—Full par- ticulars in first letter, D. W. Price, Newport, Mon. 165Sdl9 Confectionerv.—Wanted, experienced Young I/ady for Branch Sweet Shop.—State age, last situation, and references to Lovell and Co., Crindau. New- port. 1653d ?3 Dra{t€rv.—Watttied. experienoed Young Lady to Serve Through; good wmdow-dresser.—State previous situations, salary required W. F. Harvey, Trede- KW. 1573d21 Grocerv and Provision Trade.—Wanted, for South Wales, good Junior for Quick Cash Trade; must be well accustomed to butter block.—State age, salary (out), and trade references only to W. Winterbottom. 32, Wc8tgate-street, Gloucester. 1636d22 Gcnt.'s Mercery-—Wanted, pushing Young Man; good window-dresser.—Applv at onoe to Tom Evans, 24, High-etreet, Merthyr Tydfil. 1586d21 To Grocers —Wanted, a smart Junior.—Apply E/an Cole, Pontypridd. _? 1550dl° Draperv.—Wanted, íoung 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. 1417dl8 Grocers.—Experienced Assistant Wanted imme- diately.—Geo. Williams, Treharrifc. 1485d18 Grocer's Assistant. —Wanted, an AMisttmt; age 20 to 24 mid to soliciting.—State full particulars J. Watkins. Grocer, 122, Commercial-street, Newport. dl9 Tnrapery —Jonet and Co., Pontypridd, have a Vacancy for experienced Hand: must be a good window dresser. Also Youth and »'i Apprentice. d19 Drapery —Wanted, for Aberdare, smart Junioi, Young Man; about six vestal experience must speak Wetsh —Apply, personally, Evans and Allen (Limited), Newport. 1417dl8 ? Al prentices.—Wanted at once, a tail, well-educated Young Lady and a tall, well-educated Youth aa to the General Drapery.—Apply for full particulars to Evans and Allen (Limited), Newport. 48006 SHOP-ASSISTANTS WANT PLACES Clothing-anxi Outfitting.—Wanted, Situation as Improver; able to assist in cutting moderate salary. Shellard, 11, St. Jame6's-street. Monmouth. Mil LINERS AND DRESSMAKERS WANTED. Diessmakiiig.—Indies' Costumes, Evening Dresses, Capes, fo\. Made in the Latest Style. Fit guaran- toed -Addresa Lewis and Evans, 133, Cowbridge-road. Caidiff. eG896 Dressmaking.—Wanted, Indoor Improvers and Ap- prentices business thoroughly taught.—Appjy 2, Mount joy-place, Newport. Mon. n' 135od24 Dressmaker-—-Wanted, an experienced First Hand abie to take charge of workroom.—T. E. Davies and Cto., Merthyr Tydfil- 1585d21 Draper v.—Waate'i, Young7 Lady as Milliner able to serve —State salary and reference A. O. Miles, 2, Bute-street, Cardiff- 1431d19

The Poacher at Work I "South Wales Daily News" :—Every other dodge having1 failed I'll try tickling.

NFBSEMAIBS SERVANTS. Servants Wanted, for Refreshments. Ladies and Servants apply; fee. Is. Stamped letters attended to.—Morgans, 235, Gallery, Market, Cardiff. e9674dl8 General Sewant Wanted for family of three; character required—Apply 1, Llandou#h-*treet, Cat.ha.vs c9S69dl9 Good General Servant Wanted. -Ap ply at 21, Wir-iloor- place, Cai-diff. e9673d21 Wanted immediately, a Young Girl rs Under House- BM.;d -Appty Mis. Williams, Argyll Stores, Rcath, Cardiff. e9677d18 Wanted, & thoroughly reliable, steady Person as Servant for Tradesman's Private House; good refe- rences indispensable.—Apply, personally, tiist in- stance, Albion Hotel, Penarth. 1736d20 Wanted, experienced House-Parlourmaid, not under 25.— Mrs. Dixon, 14, Plymoufch-road, Penarth. [d20 Wanted, by the 28th inst., a Maid to Wait on Elderly Invalid Lady and Make Herself Generally Use- ful.—Address Mrs. Richard Evans, Penalltau, Barry. 1710d23 Wanted, good General Servant; early riser and good plain cook.—Apply, stating full particulars, Mrs. Sim- mon-Is, 148, Chepgtow-road, Maindee, Newport. 1742d24 Good C'cok; small house; two ladies only.—Mrs. Nioholl (senr.), Cottage, Merthj'r Mawr, Bridg- end. I694d20 Wantecf, Mother's Help in Business House; tho- roughly domesticated; good needlewoman.—Apply, stating age and wages, No. 9, Canon-street, Aber- dare. 1747d20 Wanted, Cook and House-Parlouimaid, Bristol, Gentleman's Family (three); S18 and Sit); friends or sisters; early dinners.—61, Apsley-road, Clifton. td24 Wanted, Nurse for Three Little Children; expe- rience and good character indispensable.—Mrs. Simons, Plas-vr-Ywen. Cefn Coed, Merthyr Tydfil. 1750dl9 Wanted. General for Two Ladies in Clifton; £ 14; small house; assistance given; comfortable home.- Miss Wilson, 16a. Richmond-hill, Clifton. 1731d24 Wanted, a General Servant.—Apply 7, Howard- gardens, Cardiff. 1730d20 Wanted, for One Lady, good House-Parlourmaid; £ 20; excellent situation; good home; three servants Hept Ho"s»maid, £ 16.—?0, Stokes' CVr>f*. Vris+ol. 1735d24 Wanted, Cook-General for One Lady: B18, raised to C20 first year; housemaid kept; comfortable home. l&a, Richmc-nd-h! Oiifton._ 1731d24 Wanted immediately, good General; plain cook- ing; no washing; good i efereiiees. -Apply S 31. Wes- tern Mail Oflice, Cardiff. !683c!24 Wanted, a General Servant; able to wash; three in family, all grown up.—Apply 11, Clytha-square, Newport. ?- 1696-119 Wanted, good Plain Cook.—Apply Heard, Glendale, Llanishen. 1709.124 Wanted, at End of Month, Housemaid, with expe- rienee must be early riser and fond of children- 23, Windsor-place, Cardiff. 1688(124 Wanted at onoe, experienced General Servant; must understand plain cooking, no washing; <ood references indispensable; wages 25s. per month.— Apply Mrs. Tanchan, Primrose Villa, Tony pa adv. [d24 p Wanted, House-Parlouimaid; must thoroughly understand her duties; good reference.—Mrs. Stranagl-s r1, Marine-parade, Penarth. 1634dl9 Warted. fxperienced Nurse for Baby ten months old.—Mrs. Anuing, Woodfleld Park, Blackwood. Mon. 1631dl9 Wanted, General Servant, Able to Do Plain Cook- ing; good reference In", pensable.-Apply 26. Cathe- dral-road, Cardiff. 1618d23 Experienced General Servant; v^ages, £ 16.—Mrs. David, 1, Richmond Villas, Mumbles. 1653o23 Required, a tidy General Servant; no family.— pply, after four o'clock, rt No. 178, Newport-road. Car- diff. 1650dl9_ Wanted, a good General Servant; one able to <>-uk well; good wages.—Apply The Grange, Italian, Mon. 1661d23 Wanted, thoroughly good Cook-General who would not object assisting in the washing; house-parlour- maid kept; two in fa.mi)y—Apply .'stating fuq par- ticulars, Mrs. Gregor, Hawthorne. Llandaff 1677(123 Wanted, thoroughly-experienced House-Parlour- maid; good needlewoman; wsges £ 18.—Apply Mrs. Leigh, Glasivn, Llanishsn. 48744 Respsctable Girl, 17 to 18, Wanted; good references required.-lO, Atlas-piace (near St. John's Church), Canton, Cardiff. 48716 Wanted, a Nurse for Two Children must be trust- vcrthy; good references indispensable.— Apply Mrs. W. Corbett, The Cottage, Pwllypaat, Cardiff. 1554dl8 Wanted, experienced Plain Cook, two in family; some housework.—Mrs. Coulman, Ivor House, Gold Tope. Newport.. 1542dlg utoed, t-horougbly experienced General Servant; three in family; nurse kept; man cleans boots and knives —The Cedars, Liar, if hen, near Cardiff. [1569d21 Exjierieiiced Cook-General; after Christmas refe- rences housemaid kept; small family.—Write first, or call before eleven, 1, Richmond Villas. Swan- sea. 1587'121 Wanted, good Plair, Cook; single-handed; three in familv; little housework; end of November.— Full particulars Robertson, Clynderwen, Carmar- thenshire. 1573cil9 Wanted ri.medis.t-v. experienced Cook-House- j keeper; aged not under 40; must have satisfactory I references.—Apply Baron de Rutzen, Slebech Park, Haverfordwest. 1567d21 Wanted, good Ge.ieraJ; small dairy, baking, cook- ing; good recommendations indispensable; gl)o,1 wages.—Apply Mrs. Evans, Henllys, Llandovery. [0120 Wanted, First Week in December, good Gcneial .s Savant.—Apply Mrs. B. P. Kernick, 104, Claude- wad, Cardiff. 1487d20 House-Parlourmaid Required for November 25th; wage3 £ 16.—Apply, by letter, Brierlev, ParV-i-'Mul, Penarth. 1526d20 WllIlkcl. good General Servant in a Clergyman's House family of two good character indisj>ensable wages £ 15.—Jones, 2. Greenhil!, Tenby. 1534d20 -Gtr;"faI'-&rY3iit Wanted.—Apply 73, Newport-road, Caidiff 1459dl9 Wanted. Mr* Pedier's Registry, 22, Charles-street, Citrdiff, Cy>kfi. House and Par our Maids, Nm-se-Ho ise- mfdds, General Servants, also Young Girls, imme- diately. 1457dl9 Wanted, a thoroughly respectable Girl as General; able to do plain cooking; small family.—Mrs. De Mai toe, Dynas Powis, Cardiff. 1461d13 Wain ted. House-Parlourmaid small family; under- houseniaid kept: all found but beer.—State age, height (Churchwomau), Mis. HJliani, Llangattock ¡ Court, Cnckhowell. Ii31dl8 Wanted, respectable Girl as Nurse-Housemaid must have good references aged 18 to 20 years.—Apply Williains, 52, Cornwall-road, Cardiff. 14, -? Experienced House-Parlounuaid Required in PrOA.il Familv in Penarth page kept; must thoroughly understand her duties not under 25 —Write, rtnting wages, reference, f.nd experience, atoe state height, H. S.. Western Mail, Cardiff. 43335 "Wanted, experienced House-Parlourmaid; not under 23; must be tall and an early riser.—Write, T itli refe- rences and wages required, to Mm. Lascelles OatT, Cwrt-y-Vil, Penarth. 48334 Wante, at once, respectable Per-on as Commercial- room Waitress experienced. Also Housemaid must have good references.—Thistle Hotel, Tonypandy, Rhondda Valley. 1697(119 Wanted, a Young Lady for Private Bar- to assist, in plain sewing.—Apply, with reference Mrs. Williams, Royal Hotel, Cadoxton-Barrv. 1699d24 Wanted, a good General Servant; good references required. Also a Girl, about 15, foe a Few Hours Mornings to Assist in Kitchen.—Apply Mrs. Lewis, Mount Stuart Hotel. Docks. Carliff. 1722d20 Wanted, a good General for Kitchen; aged about 25. Also Under Oismbermnid aged about 16.—Apply Dumfries Commercial Hotel, St. Mary-street. Car- diff. 1741d20 Dumfries Commercial Hotel, St. Mary-street. Car- diff. 1741d20 Wanted, a resoectable Girl. aze(I 18 years, to Assist in Housework, Plain Sewing, and Help in Bar when required.—Apply, bv letter, S 23, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 1646dl9 Wanted, a strong Girl as General ik-nd Assist in Bar if required.—Applv Conservative Club, Llandaff-road, Canton, Cardiff. 1649dl9_ Wanted at once, a good Barmaid; references re- q i.- irc-d. -Apply to Mrs. Groves, Horse and Groom Hotel. Pontypridd. 1610d21 Wanted, experienced Barmaid; must have good references no other need annlv.—Mrs. Howell. Lnna and Flag Hotel. Aberaman, Aiierdare. 1609d21 Barmaid, £ 18 (Barry); Barmaid. £ 18 'Cardiff); Cooks. Kitchenmaids, Houseker-oer, Manageress, Bar- man. Boots (Under). Waiter Wanted.—Davies's, 4o, Charles-street, Cardiff. Beds. 1602d21 Wanted, smart Girl as General Servant; must he early riser; not afraid of work; references.— Llewellyn, Colliers' Anns, Cyminer, Porth. 1568d21 Required, a thoroughly-experienced Cook: well up in all brandies —Talbot Hotel Newport 15R3d21 Wanted, good, strong General Servant as Kitchen- maicl.-Apply to Mr*. Bentlev, Central Hotel. Mer- thyr. 1532d17 Wanted, a Chambermaid Waitress; also good General Servant, used to Cooking.-Apply Hohbs, Cross Keys Hotel. Newport. Mon. 1469dl9 Required immediately, experienced Young Lady as Barmaid used to quick counter trade.—Address Bar. at Locke's Advertising Offices. Commercial-street, Newport. 141 Ml 8 Wanted, respectable, trustworthy Young Ladv as Barmaid and to Superintend Household Duties —R P6, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1465dl8 Wanted, on De< ember 2nd, a go«l General Servant. —Apply Mrs. Griffiths, Rompney Castle Hotel. Hum- nev. near Cardiff. 1376(118 -< _?, JEM A IE SERVANTS WAN1 "ACE?i Thoroughly-exi>enenced Cook disengaged: £ 30— £ 35; good character.—London Registry, Letter Ex- change Mart. Abergavenny. 1744dl9 Wanted, Situation Cook-General; aged 26 country servant; 4A yeaj-s' good character; gentleman's family: trustworthy, experienced servant.—R, 71, Park-street, Bristol. 1732d24 Ladies Suited with All Classes of Servants. Situa- t.ions Secured for Servants. Fee Is.—Miss Walters, 30, Page-street, Swansea. 1728d24 Superior General Seeks Situation eight years' ex- cellent character; good cook; thoroughly trust- worthy and reliable; early riser. -Emma, 61. Apsley- road. Clifton. 1733d24 Wanted, Situation Useful or lady's Maid; four years' excellent character; dressmaker; good plain needlewoman: hairdresser; very willing.—O. S.. 71, Park-street, Bristol. 1737<124 Wanted, Situation as Under-Housemaid in Gentle- man's Family; three year-' present situation; aged 17 years.—Amy Worgan, Stepney-road, Pwll, Llanelly. 1 1698d24 Wanted, in Small Private Fatniiy (Cardie). Plain I Cook's Place: no washing; wages, to £18.- Apply M. S., White Hall Cottage, Brookthorpe. dl9 PREMISES. DWELLING-HOUSES WANTED. Wanted, House with aWout Ten Rooms, within five or six wiles of Cardiff; one with good gardens and a little land preferred.—Apply, stating vent. tc.. to R 65, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1640d23 Wanted, by One Lady, Small Country House, Elderly General Man, Wife as Ditto: £ 35; each &s helper.—Mrs. Tardy. Kidwelly. 1566-118 _.?_ DWELLING HOUSES TO BE LET. No. 34, Loudoun-square, to Let; rent. le35 exclu- sive.—Apply 24, Ciive-road, Penai-th. Key next door. e6975:I24 ?- To Let, Cle vedon terrace, Roath, Eighl roomed House; hot and cold water; ground floor kitchen.— ipplv Stark, Tredegarviile Chapel House. Car- diff. 1746d24 117, C'-rwys-road; four bedrooms, bath, double bay windows 47, (Crwys-road), tour bed- rooms, bath. 112, Cottrell-road; four bedrooms hath, double bay windows. Latest appoint- ments adjacent to busses, tUUM, Roath Park.— Enquire 138. Castle-rord, Cardiff. 1712d24 To I^et, Springfield Villa, Cadoxton, containing 6 bedrc-<jm^. 4 sitting-rooms, usual offices; long lease; low ground rent; immediate possession can be he/1; 6 acres of land may be had at a very low rent.- Apply for cards to view and other particulars to A. Trevor Roberts and Co.. Thompson-street, Barry Dock. or Windsor-chambers. Cardiff. 48743 To lie Let or Sold, Tanybiyn, Cefn Coed, Merthyr Tydtil.—Apply Messrs. Lewis and Jones, Solicitors, Victoria-street, Merthyr Tydfil. 1682d^o Cowbridge—Cap'tai House; nine (Mmmndiouf room? large hall; 520 per annum, inclusive -Evans and Hughes, R-itate Agents, Wharton-street. Car- dill 1645d23 3, Belle Vue-terrace, Cadoxton; overlooking Channel; splendid situation; ten large rooms; iow rent.—Evana and Hughes, Wharton-street, Car- diff. _1644d23_ HiglTsheetT"Cowbridge.—To Let, Private Dwelling- hcuse and Fremises. consisting of m ming.^ dining, and drawing rooms, six bedrooms, kitchen, offices, and a larijfe garden an ample supnly of pure spring water on the premises.—Apply to Alfred G. James. House Fumir^T. <ri lf>?5^<\?.0 ¡ Freehold Villa, 156, Seven-road, Let or Seil; 10 rooms well a.-ra.nged; large garden immediate possession.—Oswald Coleman, 14, High street, Car- diff. 1513d20 Upper Cliff, Penarth, a vety desirable Gentleman's Residence, standing in its own grounds, comprising 14 acrp* —For further particulars address R 94, Western Mail. Cardiff. 14o0dl9 Te be Let or Sold, House, with Half A-an ere o-f Land Chrixtcliurch Hill.—Apply C. Evans, 10. Sum- merhill-rood, Maindee. 1415dl8 To Let. Nos. 29 and 31 ("immediate possession), Coi,pc,ra tion- road, Cardiff.—Apply Philip L. Thomas, Agsat, 42. Bridge-street, Cardiff. 1397dl8 To Let, Victoira-square. Penarth, capital Family Residence; all modern improvements moderate rent. —Evan* and Hughe*, Auctioneers, Estate A rents, Wharton-street, Cardiff. 1392dlg House to I>et, 6, Neville-street, Canton; three reception-rooms, five bedivome; modern appoint- mei.ts; conveniently situated.—Apply 94, Cowbrid^e- road, Cardiff. 1395dl8 The South Wales, Monmouthshire Property Regis- ter for Nov. Free on Application or Post.—Hern and Pertwee, House Agents, Auctioneer*, Valuers. Arc., Caidiff 28813 DWELLING-HOUSES TO BE SOLD. Richmond-road.—Two well-built- Houses in good repair: let to good tenants.—Powell and Co., Borough-chambers Cardiff 1723d24 33. Park-plaoe, Cardiff —For Sale or to Let, excel" lent Residence; contains dining, drawing, and break- fast rooms, study, billiard rOOlil, seven bedrooms; rent and price moderate.—Hern and Pertwee. Auc- tioneers, Cardiff. 1615d23 For Sele, a commodious Double-fronted Detached Villa in Newport-road. Oari'ff. with immediate posses- sion extensive garden end greenhouses also stable and coach-house; portion of purclmsp raoney may ivmai'i on mortgage.: ground rent. 17f. (id. rental value about £ 70.—Applv J. T Richards. Car- diff. 35*121 For Sale or to Let, 3, Marine-narade, Penarth; three large reception-rooms, nine bedrooms stablinjj for three horses, coach-house. Jrc. with side entrance —Apply Gibbs, Docks. Cardiff. 4838'0 To Owner* ef Property.—Mr W D. Ballantyne Undertakes tbe Management 0' Property; tei-ns reawriitble.—Address 73, Conwav-road, Cardiff. 4745d BUSINESS PREMISES WANTED. Wanted. Storage for II Small Supnlv o# TAibricating Oils preference to those who will deliver to steamers or elsewhere.—Write S 17, Western Mail Office. Car- diff. 1594dl8 -?_ BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET. Llanelly.—To Let. double-fronted House and Shop; central next door to Our Boys' Tobacconist. -Apply 34, Stepney-street. 1695dl9 -.< Desirable Business P^mises.—To be L-t, these com- modious and well-arranged Premises, oentrally situated, close to the City Markets, being No. 13. Wilemarsh- street. Hereford, known the "Albion-buildings"; suitable for any description of business.—Particulars on application to Charles Watkins and Son. The Hereford Brewery. 48747 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. TO-DAY'S WEATHER REPORT. Southerly winds, freshening; fair at first, soma rain later; milder. JpHENOMENAL ^TALUE. ?- v H F?, owl, im 1-1 E 8 T -v? R F I ri, L D THF. gg/i CHESTERFIELD 0YEROUAT, y ITH gILK J^ACINGS, '^HE NEW "TINTER -LIN TV gCITINGS HAVE VED \V RITE EOR atterns. HE EST JgJMD TailorS D UKE-STREET, JL? G ARDIFF. 0 jgEECHAAl'S PILLS. gEEOHAM'S PILLS, BEECHAM'S PILLS. W«rtii a Guinea a Beecham's PILLS. JL? For Bilious ttacks. BfiJEOHAM'S PILLS JL) Far Nervaus Dis#rder«;. BEECH AM'S PILLS. Far Indipest ion in sii its forws. EECHAM'S PILL&. B Far Wiiiii imol Pains 111 the Stemach. BEEGHAll'S FILLS. ?) For Sick BEECH AM'S PILLS iL) HaTe .Saved the Lire* ef Th«usa.n<»^. |>EECHAM'S PILLS. Far BEECHAM'S PILLS. JD Fer i'umess snd Svvellinir after Meals. fl^EECHAirS PILLS J[3 Are h Guinea a B»x. BEECHAM'S PILLS. A Weaaerm! Ueaicine i»r Females af all Asra BhJECHAM'S PILLb Xxe Oiiaad ^irfALLACE-CO., 38, QlEEN-ST., 6ARBIFF, 1"f AI,LA ACCOUNTANIS. B5 ta fil.Ot'O ADVANCED DAILY. PROMISSORY NOTES ACCEPTED AS SECURITY. TOWN OR C0VNTRY IMUEi.H ATTKN "ION If.B Leak for aame on w ndem's over a k; j> Friends Depart when yeu are thert ef ltead]j A' Manev.—Tlien write or call on Wallace aaa Co., 98. Queen-street, Cardiff. M~Pttt L B N T REASONABLY AND PR1\ATELY, FRAil X3 TO i £ 500. To all c'asses of responsible itertans. rr-payable fcj Easy Inatalment.. Term* and particulaia free, M application, personally er by letter, ta it. PHILLIPS, 7, PEMBROKE-TERRACE, CARDIFF. c5721 R-J, REF.D, 56, Railwav-sireet, Maars, Cardiff, Advance* :rom £ 2 to £ 200. Bsrr.weia rtctiy courteous and prompt sttentioo. e5672^ 'uw £ 250.000 to I/en l.—Those in \ant t'f CMh in Sum of :E"L) to £500 are Reconun-aKied to apply te tbl Provincial Union Bank. 1 Quee.square -Bristol; to E. W Webber, 3, Working-street. Gardiff. e&t)» .0' THINK eF TIlS.F TSUR II y USING A TYPHWRITKR. MUSr yö!j. WE AJtS 1 PRJBPAKED T8 fKeTK THAT TME BENSM«RB WILL SUIT YOUR l'URFSiSE BEST. LEARNT IN ▲ } FEW KOt'RS. BSY «AN USE IT. v •MP US A CAM AND WE WILL flOAtJ: AND ask I* Y*tf. f|l H E "S R E '■* seue ASFNTS FOR StSHTW WALES AX» | I (VMO WILL Ft' KM SR F;jLJ. PARTICULARS 111 'S AlaPLICAil«N. STERN lyjAIL ED ST. MAPY STREET, CARBEFF, | THE .IENSIotOIŒ' CAN' HE SEEN WGRKIN# sj »AILY IN TIE WESTERN MAIL •FFIC*. 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OUR SHORT STORY MISUNDERSTOOD, Very long ago now does lit seem, and ffieasured by "Witt's definition: "How long "114L, live not years but actions tell"—it really is long a^ro g-ince in Nevada's largest twn„ a young man first met, upon Commercial Row, sweet-faced, starry-eyed girl, and fell ^sperately in love with her at first sight. Did ■W #^1 similarly towards him? Fosailly. ^tore probably, however, s-Iie turned and locked btick over her shoulder liecause she f-tlt the 'hteneity of his focussed attention upon herself; it -was surely strong enough to move any lenllitive person. That was in 1886, and he was a etranger in that mountain land, wandered from sunny, ^autiful California. No "words can express the deer) longing he had felt for two weeks to retum to his own bright Pacific shore. But on Meeting G S he beoame on the instant a native of the Silver State! After all-, he had but learnt the ^iversal truth that where the spirit of Words—Love!—is, there is the home, the native spot of all creatures tihat have recognised its sway. It was a month before fortuitous oirr-um- allowed him a nearer approach to more ^tiniate acquaintance with his—shall the word ^i»ir.Tty" be used? Soon after this he oalled *t the re&idenoe of the family, and the way was °lear to the cementing of one of those friend- *,ips of yea;rs, sudh as seldom ever end, but still "outetiioee do. For audit moaUu ibereaiter it, seemed, to him at last, that heaven had come upon earth. Strange how dark the once sunny Californian skies suddenly became when he was coined to go back to them tó enter a medical college in Oakland! I The two corresponded, and sweet were her ■nueh treasured letters, coming at short, yet to him far too lengthy nter-ais. Two years later, broken in health by studies too closely prosecuted—for had he not her for whom to 11 succeed? And what was bodily comfort, or even xiealth, with such an object? It could be regained, since he was to become, for her, a famous phycician. Two years later, then, he went to Santa Barbara to recover the lost health. Then to Arroyo Grande Hot Springs. From there he wrote what he could not longer keep back, and asked her to wait for him until he could, provide her a good home. Poor boy! Eleven weeks, but no answer. Then one day it came, hie own enclosed, to show that she was not in fault, as his had been sent by the Reno postmaster to tho dead-letter office at Washington. And in his loving heart he for- gave her-forgave even the cruel disappointment of her words: "Dear Friend,-l can never love any man enough to marry him. But I esteem you, and give you my sisterly affection, &c." "Man never is, but always to be blest." Ho had her photograph, a boudoir full-length, and that, after he ven-t to Ballard, he placed I where the first rays of the morning sun falling on it seemed to make it .smile a friendly greeting to hie waking eyes. He a/ooepted her eieterly affect-ion," for he loved her truly, and lived in hope. But time passed tundhope waned, though love did not. No, love lay like a holy spirit enshrined, even after the altar of his heart had become chaste with sepulchre, in the certitude that she would never be his he felt at last that his love was too great to permit asking her to sacrifice her freedom, even if she might I eventually yield. So he offered up his life's hope as a sacrifice of his deep love, resolved to walk alone. Yet he believed, he felt, that she loved him as he did her, though the letters still exchanged gave iiim no token. But he used to road them to adtear friend, a girl who unselfishly loved him, yet gave no sign. And she, loving him so truly, was steady in her sacrifice of e-elf, because she knew he loved the girl of the other I days. So fihe pointed out to him words, phrases, even sentences, that his dull eye,; I never dreamt could bear such construction, and said "My boy. I think—I oannct know—but I think Gr loves you, and now 'voly awaits your second request for her hand." But he would not make it. Too late! So many years had she known he waited for only one little sum to encourage him, and had not given it, plainly at least; so that now his heart had turned to the comforter, the unselfish girl who loved him, and not only his word but hw love had grone out to her, and been accepted. Letters still came from the other, and she read them with him, and pointed possibly hidden meanings, for as yet she of the north knew nothing of the new events. Every such letter aroused deep yearnings in him, and even mis- ffivinigs lest he and his new love might regret if he heeded not the older claims upon h :m. t But ever and ever something whispered: "Stand true to your rows of love!" and he did 80. Time paesed, aDd with it came a wedding. It was a happy union, one very deep. and pure, and true! It is not a year since a letter came from the love of other days, but it had no power to raise the old wrai th. It raised fond memories, and affection responded, but that was all. Yet he wrote, and told the event of later days, the first she had known of his marriage. Silence answered. Again he wrote, and then came, presently, a bitter, stinging reply; how it tore -his heart! Language could not express the anguish it caused. His only comfort was the knowledge that the writer had wholly misunder- stood his words, else she. so good a Christian, could not have so replied. It seemed she thouffht he was unhappy in his marriage, and 1 was abusing a hard fate. Only so cr.uld ho understand her wordis: "A mfin who can talk of the woman he has chosen for his wife as you, sir, have done is one whom I can but be sorry enough for myself that I have ev#r known him." There w^.s more, and even more severe; this must suffice our prying gaze into the affairs of others. He wonders if she will, some time, know how she has misjudged him, and be a ftttlo sorrowful. For sihe has bitterly mis- interpreted words he never dreamt could appear so to anyone, let alone to her he once so dearly loved. If she could but see into his heart—how I sweet, pure, and precious is the love he cherishee for the wife she supposes he does not care for—e, love only second to that he bears for his Master, Christ Jesus—then would she at last reverse her opinion and have a little regret! Perhaps she may, when the Eternal Duy has dawned! For "we shall know each other there." i

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SIR WALTER FOSTER AND LAND REFORM. Sir Walter Foster, addressing a crowded meet- ing of Liberals at Kidderminster on Tuesday night, said if Liberals made land reform the great question before the country this would re- unite the Liberal "Darty as no other question would, and would eend into fructifying channels millions of money now secured by landlords. They must insist that the tillers of the soil should not only have land to culti- vate, but decent houses to dwell in. The grand land monopoly m\Pt be broken down, and he wanted them to assist him in the crusade against the land laws, the most infamous laws which were tver conceived, and the next Liberal attack na'st ie on those laws, sweeping away the monopoly, and giving opportunities for the nation at large to participate in the benefits.

REWARD FOR GALLANTRY. The Vicar of Mountain Ash (the Rev. B. Lloyd) on Monday presented Mr. Samuel Beer, of the same town, with the Boyal Humane Society's award for saving the life of Margaret Hillman, who fell into the Nixon's lleservoir on September 10. The curate (the Rev. Augus- tin F. M'Cartliy) has been indefatigable in his endeavours to obtain for Mr. Beer some public acknowledgment, and, in the presence of a laraje a.senibly, the recipient thanked him and the vicar for the interest they had manifested on his behalf. -?

GLAMORGAN COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICES. -01- At a meeting of the council of the Merthyr Chamber of Trade l eld on Tuesday evening, Mr. k. Edmonds presiding, a resolution was passed declaring the opLiion of the council that Pontypridd was the most suitable and con- venient place for the location of the county efficee.

HONOURS FOR BRITISH OFFICERS, REWARDED FOR SERVICES IN THE SOUDAN. The Queen has conferred the honour of K.C.B. on Sir Herbert Kitchener in recogni- tion of his services during the operations in the Soudan. The Order of C.B. has also been conferred on Lieutenant-oolonel Cochrane, Brigatle- surgeon Galiwey, Lieutenant-colonel Elliot, Lieutenant-oolonel John Rogers, Lieu- tenant-colonel Currie, and Captain the Hon. Stanley Colville, R.N. Commander Colville has been promoted to oaiptain. for special ser- vices in Egypt. The "London Gazette" also announces a large number of appointments to the Distinguished Service Order and promotions in the Army in recognition of services in the Soudan. Among the promotions are the following —Major and Brevet-colonel Archibald Hunter and Major and Brevet-colonel Leslie Rundle to be major- generals for distinguished service in the field; Statt-colonel Brigadier-general Egerton to be aide-de-camp to the Queen, and Major Get-):-go a ide Evan Lloyd to be lieutenant-colonel. Promotion for a Welsh Officer. Amongi?t the list of honours are the names of Major Lewis (brevet promotion to lieutwiant- colonel) and Captain Sparkes (Welsh Regiment.), promoted to major.

LOCAL WINDING-UP NOTICE. The "London Gazette" of Tuesday night 6tatee that at an extraordinary general meeting: of the members of the Cardiff Private. Patients' Hospital (Limited), recently held at 16, Charles-street, Cardiff, it was resolveid and duly confirmed that the company be wound-up voluntarily. Mr. J. J. Davies, of 16, St. John'e-aquare, Cardiff, lias been appointed liauidato* [lor the purpose 01 such wiodiofup. t

ARBITRATION TREATY, EARLY SETTLEMENT EXPECTED. The Washington correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" telegraphs —Mr. Olney and Sir Julian Pauncefote have already com- menced work on the general arbitration treaty. Both sides express confidence that the treaty will be negotiated before the Ad- ministration goes out, although it will be several weeks before tho result is reached. Some of the heads ha-e been put on paper in rough form, but nothing has yet been agreed upon. Effect of the Fifty-Year Clause. V Reuter's telegram from Wattiington on Tuesday says:—Mr, Scragge, counsel for the Venezuelan Government before the Boundary Commission, says that the fifty-year clause in the Anglo-American agreement will give Vene- zuela the entire Ba-rima gold country, and also the entire Orinoco River country, including the British coaling station. leaving Great Britain a small triangular strip of land between the Cuyuni and the Pomeron Rivers, which are far to the south-east of the valuable Orinoco and Barima oountry, the great issue at stake. Advices from Caracas state that the brief drawn up by the Venezuelan Government has been translated, but will not be presented to the Commission at present owing to the settlement between Mr. Olney and Lord Salisbury.

CARDIFFCHRISTMAS RACES. The executive of the Oairdiff Races have decided to hold a meeting, under National Hunt Rules, on December 26 next over the Ely Course. The committee, we understand, expe- r.enced considerable trouble in obtaining a licence from the National Hunt Committee to hold thi meeting, but eventually, after bringing a {good deal of pressure to )>ear, succeeded. The programme, which will be issued early next week, will be an attractive one, and will contain five evienrts, which are certain to gain good entries.

RAILWAY SERVANTS, NOTICES FOR REDUCED HOUBS^- PROSPBCTS OF A STRIKE. A conference of 54 delegates from various parts of Great Britain in connection with the Amal- gamated Society of Railway Servants was held on Tuesday at Birmingham, under the presidency I. of Mr. Hudson, of Darlington, for the purpose of discussing the hours of labour worked by goods guards. brakesmen, and shunters on the principal railways.—The proceedings lasted several hours, and ultimately the general secre- tary (Mr. Harford) was requested to serve the companies with a demand for ten consecutive hours as a day's work for guards and brakesmen, and eight hours for shunters. The question of an increase of wages was not touched, but reso- lutions were passed demanding that all overtime should be paid at the rate of time and a quarter and Sunday duty time and a half. The demand will shortly be served upon the various com- panies, who are requested to reply by December 8 and already it is stated 2,000 men in the grades mentioned had signified their intention of hand- ing: m their notices in the case of refusal by one or two of the oompanies to be approached.

FATAL FALL THROUGH A RAIL- WAY BRIDGE At the Bell lpn, Llanwrthwl, on Tuesday (before Mr. D. W. J. Thomas, coroner) an in- quest was held touching the death of Henry Hamer, who fell through a railway bridge over the River Wye on the night of November 7.— The evidence of Prvce Watkin Morgan, Richard Rowlands, and Polioe-eonstable Price went to show that deceased arrived by the seven p.m. train and started down the line for home. At show that deceased arrived by the seven p.m. train and started down the line for home. At the bridge he stumbled, and fell through into the river, a depth of 25ft. A boat was brought from Llandrindod Wells, and about 1.30 Row- lands got t!be body out of a pool further down the river, where the water is 7ft, or 8ft. deiep. There were no marks on the body.—The jury immediately returned a verdict of "Accidental death."

[ CARDIFF PILOTAGE REGULA- TIONS. No port in the kingdom, probably, shows such a remarkable increase in the number of its licensed pilots during the last thirty years as Cardiff. Foa, some tiiiie (says the "Ship- ping World") after tie passing of the Bristol Channel Pilotage Act. in 1861, Cardiff pilots numbered no more than a ecore, whilst their boats were mere oockle-shelle as compared with t&e smart and speedy cutters of to-day. There are now 110 Channel and port pilots enrolled on the books of the Cardiff Pilotage Board, with about eighty single or partnership boats. Whilst vessels have increased in tonnage and fallen off in number, the yearly augmenta- tion in the ranks of the pilots has gone on. The bye-laws governing the Cardiff pilots have just been revised, and these new regula- tions have been sanctioned by the Board of Trnde and the Queen in Council. The alte- rations have evidently been designed to meet the case of a plethora of pilots, and to give each man. turn and turn about a better chance. But, so far as they deviate from those of 1861 and the amendments sanctioned bv Order in Council ia 1890. they are some- what drastic as asrainst the Chaanel pilot, and they call for close attention on the part of the shipowner and the master mariner. ;J .?

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