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PUBLIC AMTJSBltBMrTS. CARDIFF. THEATRE ROYAL. I V**e and Manager trs. Mrs. EDWARD FI.ETCHER. A Crowded House and a Grand Reception (if Mr. ^BT. ARTOm'S TOMPANY.m the Great MUitary OrsuDji, from the ADELVHI IHEA1EE, IX)M->ON Special Arrangement with Misers, A- Gatti), entitled ONE OF THE B EST, By Kind Permission of COLONEL GOLDSMID, 80 Men of the Royal Welsh Regiment and Military Brwe and Drum and Fife Bands are Engaged in the Piece.. nieces, 6d. to £ 2 2s. No Seate Guaranteed. Booking Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limited), Telephone, 521. Doors open at Sl!!5*noc 7.30. ^0Kl>AT NEXT, NOV. 16th—Success follows Success jT^Peoial Entrasrement of Miss Cissy lira bailie's No. 1 i^pany, t-om the Criterion and Court Theatres, "^don, in the New Musical Pl»y, ALL ABROAD. Now Open. 48585 (J. RAND nn he A T R E The Premier JL Theatre of Wales. 7^6 and Manager Mr. CLARENCE SOUNES. *&ANI) RECEPTION of the Celebrated Operatic ^rinia Donna, Madame CONSTANCE BELLAMY, atci Oompanv, in Boucicault's World-famed Drama, fJ^HE 0OLLEEN gAWN. Kj^Vne Bellamy will sing "Kathleen Mavoumeen," ■^jjarney," "Come Back to Erin," &c &c. Monday NEXT, November 16th, the Historical Play, LADY rtODiTA. VDT 48594 QARDIFF SATURDAY POPS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, at 7.45 p.m. SENOR MANUEL LOPEZ, MISS NELLIE ASHER, MR. DAVID LLOYD, MR. A. H. PERKINS, And the CARDIFF SOCIETY OF GLEE.MENI, Conducted by Mr. T. E. Aylward. ADMISSION, 6d. AND Is. 48613 •«^T —— A«noi in mortals to command success, but we'll do mere—deserve it. P H £ X71 M P I R E "*6ing Director ..OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT I j, MISS MAY EVANS, "•ftThe Palace, London; singer of "The Shop Girl" alld "Can you tell me why the sweetest flower dies?" MISS DOT PROSSER, ioy&.c^,rn»ing Contralto Vocalist. formerly of the fi.if1 Welsh Ladies' Choir, with whom she sang before I Variit Queen, and who made her debut on the Stage at the Newport Empire cm Monday, November 2nd. The two incorrigible Comedians, BENNETT AND KARTELL, ^l0se antics ere irresi stably laughable and mostly original. MTSS MIRA AMOROS, beautiful and graceful personality nud an extraordinary gymnast. THE SISTERS CARLOW, Two vivacious Singers and Dancer*. FRANK LEON, Comedian and exceptional Dancer. miss LILY LANGTRY, Oomedv Songstress. JOE HUMPHREYS, Gomique. With be MDLLE. EMMY, • r Performing Fox Terrier a. NEXi' WEEK— |OlS8ET TROUPE, In "THE BRICKLAYERS." "'Jeo Sisters Preston, Lily Lena, Petunane's Bears, &c. Plan on View Ten a.m. to Four p.m.; I ^^dqys. Ten am. to One p.m. NEWPUKX. jyMFiR.E Director OSWALD STOLI,. I)-NIGIIT I HORACE WHEATLFV, GIANNINI SISTERS, PAUL'S ANIMATED PHOTOGRAPHS, BROS. LLOYD, TYCOON JAPS. JENNY LYNN, HARRY ROSE, And *<Stfc w MINNIE CUNNINGHAM. :—Emmv's Fox Terriers, Three Dele- MONET. V A*AA(S~Fcorir^KI!N-ST., CARBIFl\ ACCOUNTANTS. E5 to £ 1,000 ADVANCED DAILY. PROMISSORY NOTK3 ACCEPTED AS SECURITY. TOWN OR COUNTRY ,-Z. is IMMEDIATE ATTENTION ?k for name on windows over ahep. N)) Ass. fiends Depart when you are Rhort of Ready I *-o., og °'ley.—Then write or call on Wallace and ^Hj__VUeen-gtrect, Cardiff. J\f OneY L E N T REASONABLY AND PRIVATELY, X3 TO £500. S' Masses of responsible persons, rr-payable by I ^Plickt* Terms and particulars free, on 00■ personally or by letier, t« U. PHILLIPS, ^-I'^EMBROKE TERRACE. CARDIFF. e573I_ Jj' REED, 56, Railway-street, Moors, Cardiff, :r«ni £ 2 to £ 200. Bevrewers receive j>xr prompt pttention. e5672 )? ^lo0?5 *° ksn'l-—Those in Vant of Cash in Sums ,° ?500 arc Recommended to apply to the J2I5. Vi'Wn Bank. 1. Queen-square, Bristol; or X] e5595 ^EsSIONS AND SONS, LIMITED. AND IMMRTERS OF l(l(l r*> Slates, J»iner~ Shinmey-^ieces, *>? £ Lavatvriiu, Baths, B*»ce», Grate#, and "*«r Materials. PENARTH KOAD, 0ARBIFP. Larrcst Skew R«*bbs ia Wales. PTTBIilC NOTICES. SPLO'lT CONSERVATIVE CLUB.— OPENING BANQUET, FRIDAY, November 13, 1PP6. lutetr-affiliat'pd Membci-s' Tickets, Visitors' Tickets, 4s 6d. The Chair will I^tfkeii by LORD TKEDEGAR at 7.30 p.m. e9653dl0 BESBYTEEIAN CHURCH, Windsor- _t place.—Dr. PENTECOST, London, will Preach in this Church TO-DAY, at 3.15 and Eight p.ni_oa4B^ fllf" Cralit ;R.ottrt5. VRT DECORATORS. W DAVIS AKD öON VT t POINTERS, GLASS, OIL, AND FAPEE-HANGING MERCHANTS 11. QiJEEN-STREET. GASFITTIJMQ-, ETC. ? a AS FIRES GAS FIRES GAS FIRES Try COLLIS'S Improved GAS FIRES. Sure to give satisfaction.—Apply A. COLDS, Plumber and RMStter, 20, GhrUrbina-atrcet> Cardiff. e5747 DYE WORKS, ETC. XF YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHES NICELY CLEANED, GO TO HOBBS. DYER. 1. NELSON-TERRACE. I'TJB.NITT/B.B. EVAN & COMPANY, LIMITED •' THE CARDIFF FURNISHERS," ST. MARY-STREET AND DUKE-STREET. SCATS. &RSLEY, THE UP-TO-DATE HATTER.—The Latest Shape, "THE MAJ9R." 3s. 9d., made to »rder in all qualities—49, CAK<-jl>livl! STREET, and 15, WYNDHAM ARCADE BHEU5S.ATIC CTIRB. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO PHIL PHILLIPS 24. ST. KARY-STREET. WSERE TO LUNCH. rrtHE SCOTIA" RESTAURANT L LUNCHEONS, TEAS, DINNERS ..S. DUKE-STRE KF.T rpHE SOUTH WALES A WARE. RED WARE, AND TOBAOCe PIPE MANUFACTORY. Established 1157. Q PRIEST, PROPRIETOR. All kiads of SPIRIT JARS, ST»NE SINGER BEER BdTTLES, etc.. Made en the Shsrteab Notice. All PATTERNS of TOBACCO PIPES kept in Stsek. Write. for Price Lists aid Illustrated Sheets. All Kiflfe el ff ARBEN FLeWER POTS kept in Stsck. Note the Addrem- 15 aad 27, WTNBHAM-CRES@ENT, CANTON, CARDIFF. e5643 JGEECHAM'S PILLS. JgEECHAM'S PILLS, BEE CHAM'S PILLS. B Worth a Guinea a Bor. BEECHAM'S PILLS. For Bilious ttacks. EECHAM'S PILLS BEECHAM'S PILLS .[? For Nervous 'Bisorders. EEOHAM'S PILLS. For Indigestion in all its forms. EECHAM'S PILLS. For Wind and Pains in tho Stomach. EECHAM'S PILLS. For Sick Headache. EECHAM'S PILLS B Have Saved the Lives of Thousand EECHAM'S PILLS. B For Giddiness. BEECHAM'S PILLS. B For Fulness and Swelling after Me. BEECHAM'S PILLS Are Worth a Guinea u. Box. BEECHAM'S PILLS. j_? A Wonderful Medicine for Females of all Aee EECHAM'S PILLS Are Adauted for Oli and Younc. IF YOU WANT To Let Apart mentis, To Rent Apartments, T« Let. a House. Rent a House^ To Buy a Busines., To Sell a Business TEl Buy a House. To Sell a House. To Buy a Piano, To Sell a Piano, To Sell a Bicycle, To Buy Bicycle. To Sell Furniture, Ac.. &c.. eke. To Buy Furniture, ADVERTISE IN THE "EVENING EXPRESS." l^TORTH'S COAL NORTH'S COAL J3I NORTH'S COAL Wvndham Red Ash," noted for its durability and < cleiuilinest,. Mapstep Deep." double screened and eco'ienaical. Cribbwr Red Mh," free burning, leooiBmMidfd for Di'awing-rooms Washed Steam Nuts and House Nuts always in Stock. Apply to the A)r<-ntt- PARK COAL COMPANY, D. BEYNON. Manaifpr, SALISBURY-ROAD, CARDIFF Branch Oftice-65, Conway-road, C'snton. Telephone, [;B9. e5773 PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS THS ETENINQ- EXPRESS n ONC*, THREE I SIX TIMES. TIMES ?- 21 Werds. 'i 1. 16 30 Words 9 16 2 3 40 Words 1 6 2 0 3 8 50 Words 1 3 2 6 3 9 Notice to Advertisers. IMPORTANT.—Advertisements to be classified must reach th:s cftice by 10 30 a.m. but they can be inserted up te 4.45 p.m. under heading of TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. Tne boxes provided for answers to advertisements appeariug in the •' Evening Express" are not intended for any other purpose whatevsr, and cannot be allowed to be used for the distribution of printed or written advertising: circulars cr announcements of any kind. "Appl." at the Evening Express," means t-hat the address" of the advertiser can be obtained at the Evening Express" Office on personal application. If required to be sent by post, two stomps must be en- closed. The above cliarges apply only to consecutive in- ductions of the following class of advertisements: — Situations Wanted er Offered, Apartments, Money Wanted, Partnerships. Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants. Businesses. Houses, Shops, Offices to Let or Sell, Specific Articles for Sale Privately. If the_insertionB be not cnncecutivc, or if payment l>e not made previous to publication, the credit rates will be charged. Name aea Address to be counted. Orders sent through the post to be aocompaniod by l'cwtal Order or Halfpenny Stomps. Cheques, Postal and Post-office orders should he crossed and mc.de payable to Mr. D. Watkin Thomas. Advertisements are receivad also at the following sub-offices: — NEWPOUT TRE»E6AR STREET. SWANSEA .CASTLE-STREET. ME RTH YR VICTORIA-STREET. PONTYPRIBB 4&, TAFF-STREET. HEAD OFFICES CARDIFF: ST. MARY-STREET. BICYCLES. Morris PrM.. Cycle Work*. Pontypridd.-Immense Bargains to personal callers. Watch startling develop- ments. We must tshiffc the stock for new arrange- TOf nts. Come and 'gee. Repairs as usual. el947 MISCEIiliANEOUS WANTS, .?- Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Left-efl Cloth- ing Bought in Town or Country.—Mrs. Oicen, Dum- fl,il. House, 32, Caroline-street. Cardiff. e5724^ Indies' and Owitle*en's Leffc-off Clothing purchased distance no object; good prices given.—Mrs. North, K. Oa.roline-etieet. CMdiS. f9650dl3_ MISCELLANEOUS. Aristotle's Works, Complete, Coloured Plates edition), 30 stamps; Pftris by Night, or Gsy Life in Paris," Illustrated, 39 stamps, pest free. —K- Bewker, 27, Renshaw-street, Liverpool. Patronise the flrm. Established 1832. e5691_ Is Your Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest ^<»P in Gwrtiff for the Repair of Watches of every description, English or Foreign, is 31. Castle Arcade, {third 8hep from Oastle-strftat), by James Keir, for *en years with Mr Spiridion. and Music Bexee Qleaaed and Repaired. e4209 ? ICISCEIiliANEO-Q-S SALES. Advftrtisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are not *!]<'WPrl to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictilio, Names at any Poetroffioe. Letter* addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names muet bear the Address of the Advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail. Foultrr.—If you w\nt your birds to |ay you write for pri<>'g aBd samples of food to Nofih Rees and Son, Hay. Corn, and Seed Merchants, Cardiff. e5229 Firewood for Sale, 2s. per ewt., delivi-red in any part of the borougb. -Master, Workhouse, Cardiff. e5653 1,000 Business Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads, 31. 10,tOO Useful Handbills, 2s. 6d.; sample* free —Fisher ADd Co., Machine Printers, Broadmead, Bristol. e4413 APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS WANTED. .Acivertijw.j, are Cautioned that Postmasters are not, alUnve<l Deliver LeWers Addressed to Initials 9r pic t tioiis Xames at any Post-office. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the Address of the Ad>erti»er or ene of the jfGcs of the Western ?il Sitting-r^orn~and Bedroom Waated by Two Gent:e- I jnen. near f} W. or T, V. Station: state terms, including Rttendance, &e.ddresø R 18, Express Office, Oatriiff. e9647d10 ?-??, -?- APARTMENTS TO LET. 54. -^Pville-sfrert, Hiverside.—Comfortably Fur- njr-room. and One or Two Bedrooms, piano hot. l oolcl bath, 17e. with board, good oookuig^ liberal table. dl2 2. Gordoi5.roaiji Cardiff.—Front Sitting. One or Two poil R^ms; hot and cold bath; piano; close to stations; ?1h?1I fp-mily. 1236115_ fleauinrt 12, Cowbridge-rood Wof» to Oathe- di-al-road), ^<rdiff.—Superior Apartments for Gentle- men- 1225:112 'room and Sitting-room for Two VounT T,iicre* Out Duvinc the Day.—State tenTIB to R 67, Western ATr.jl. Cardiff. 1248<110 Apart,mentfi for One or Two Gentlemen every home comfort; no children bath piano terms moderate. —54. Alfred-street, Roath Park. Cardiff. 1226(116 Apartment with Young Widow, to One or Two Pentlenien. hot and cold bath; no childien; piano; te rms moderate.—13, De Buigh-etreet, Kiverside. Car- diff- ? 1172dll pirEt-cla^a Apart,mstita—large Front Sitting-room, One or Two Bedrooms with or without board close t.^ town-^9. park-place, Cardiff 1205dl4 gupenor Front Sitting, One or Two Bed Rooms bf-th-room; pnod cooking and attendance; mode- r\?e -31, Wordsworth-avenue, Roath. Car- diff. 1171dl4 Well-furrij^ed Apartment* for One of Two Gentle- rnCr. no children; close to town moderate tprm«.— 19, Gi?rnrhori,y11.st;[.ppt, Cardiff. J 113<113 Apartmem;,s Wen Funu>al(ed. for GenUemen Dining out, ,lin("ratc tenns; bath, hot and cold.—2, New- r!ort-roa<l. Cardiff (first private house facing CoJleg-e). 1 1071dl2 >lariied rj^upie Higtily Itecommend their Fur- nishe'l Apartlnents three minutes from Taff Shtioa vacant 12th instant.—R 35, Western Mail, Car- jiff. 1065dl2 ""ffriT'uniisli^i~Ar>a.rfment^ to let, where no chiidrnn ten liitiutes' ,Ik from Hitrli-streefc; trains pass door. -24, C'owbrir]gp.road, Cardiff. 1032dll jjc-ard, R«Ri(]pnce Offered to Ladies or Gentlemen in a Siiiall Fatnijy living in a pleasant country house, standing in it.9 own grcmnds, near Newport; good etabling. fishinp. shooting, and hunting; terms rea«on- able.Addr^ss Waunypwll, Oaerleon, Mon. 960(110 ?-?- PUBLIC-HOUSES. Ulouoestershire.—H-dtel, with Land; receipts, £ 1,000 20 years' tenant; fortune nade; life-time chance; valuation £ 600; rent nominal.—Call Hill- man, Valiif-r, Newport. 1268(116 To Let, immediate possession, the Central Hotel, Trallwvn, Pontypridd; one of the best hotels in dis- trict easy terms to good man.—Apply for particulars Wm. Haocock and Co. (Limited), The Brewery. Car- diff. 1227dl6 To Let, the Maeateg Inn. Maesteg, on Lease or Otherwise.—Apply, personally, to John Bros., Aber- crarw Bwvery Company (Limited), Brynxuenin. near Bridgend. 48578 Delightfully-eituated and attractive Fully-licensed House splendid, open position, near General Poet- office and other large business centres; handsome bar; trade, all over the counter, S16 weekly (six days onlv); incoming £ 275; opportunity seldom met with. —Apply Tebbs, Valuer, 93, City-road, Bristol. [1130dl5 Newport-To Let, a genuine Double-licensed Corner He use, Doing a Good Trade; lease: price, about £ 450; first-class opportunitr.-Newiand, Divie, and Hunt, Valuers, :r\ ewport. 1l04d12 Cardiff.—To Let, Double and Single Licensed Publio- liouste; prices from B150 to £ 2,000 Naighbourh'Xid of Cardiff.—To Let, a Number of good Public-houses splendid positions; ingoings low.—Apply personally, or write, T. Johns, 13. Wlia-i ton-stroet,, Cardiff. dll ToTjet, Railwav Hotel, Penarth, adjoining the Tali Volo Station.—For further particulars s.pply on the Premises. 1047dll To l>e Lot, with immediate possession, the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Tonna, near Neath.—Apply Buckley s Lrrwery (Limited), Llanelly. 48493 Near CardiS —Cauital Doable-licensed House, owing to Death of Proprietor; cash, £ 250.—Powell and Co.. Boro'jgh-chambtrs, Cardiff. 1097dl2 Cardiff -Dotttle-licensed Free House, centre of town. Merthyr, centre of town, Double-licensed House, £100 cash Near Cardiff, Free Double-licensed House, callers (nly -rowell and Co., Borough-cham- bers, Cardiff. 968Ù10 To he Let. a Double-licensed House, situated near the Milford Docks: splendid opportunity for a young married couple. -Further particulars apply to James Vaughan, Quay Stores, Milford Haven. 47886 Country Inn to Let. with about 25 acres of good grass land; immediate possession.—Apply William Hancock and Co. (Limited), Anchor Brewery, New- port, Mon. 18303 Hotel (free spirits); closo to famous works; excel- lent proof trade; fine chance for business people; £160; needs only teeing.-Hillman, Auctioneer, New- port. 985dl0 Hotel, centre busy town; owner states drawing eight barrels weekly, spirits extra; large works just start- ing; ingoiug £ 400; recommended -Hillman, Valuer, Newport. 93 3d 10 Beerhouse; mining district; rent paid by beds alcile; favourite brewers; only £35: good living for 3, family.-—Hillman. Auctioneer, Newport. 586<il0 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT. Wanted, a sharp Office Boy.—Apply, by letter, to the National Telephone Company, New-street. Car- diff e9655dl0 A Fact.— £ 5 Weekly easily earned by anyone, In- doors. No canvassing; no agency whatever. In struct.)cms, 4d.—R 32. Expire* Office, Cardiff. 9649dll Wanted, Carpenter; *ragvs. 15s., witH rooms, struct.)cms, 4d.—R 32. Expire* Office, Cardiff. 9649dll Wanted, Carpenter; *ragvs. 15s., witH rooms, vegetables, coal; wife can have occasional work; reference required.—Address M., Western Mail, New- port. 1272dl6 To Tailors.—Wanted, Coat, General, and Breeches Hrr.ds.—Haynes, Usk. 1259dll Wanted. Second Hand in Bakehouse; to make himself generally useful; wages 15s.—Apply SnUera and Bakers (Limited), Cardiff. 1250<112 Putchers.-Assist-ant Wanted, Able to Slaughter and Serve in Ehop: Welsh a recommendation.—State salary (Indoors) Thomas, Butcher, Llwynypia. 1277dl2 Upholsterer Wantro.-Apply R 41, Western Mail, Cardiff. Ill2dl3 Wanted, a Young Man to-do Rough Painting; state wages.—Apply Philip Richard, Forestfaoh, near Swan- sea. 1290dl6 Wanted, Two experienced Moulders accustomed to gfwral wo.-k.—Teague, Chew, and Fleming, Engineers, Cinderford. 48584 To Tailors.—Wanted, First-class Young Man iL,, Coat Hand and to Assist on Ladies' Garmenta; good wages. -Apply at once H Lane, 47, Plasturton-avenue, Car- diff vv 1 932dl0 £ 1.—A Salary of 12s. 6d. to El per Week can be earned in spare hours or evenincrs bv either sex who can wrlte. -Proilfsent free anywhere, to whoever sends self-addressed envelope to T. Smith & Co (Department 9 B) ^.St.Helen's-gardens, North Kensington,London.W L12662 Wanted, for the Country, a Middle-aged All-round Man who can Garden. Drive, and Millc; must be iiiarried.-A(ldre-s It 69, Western Mail, Cardiff. d16 ~l\'ant«d, Butferi"Single; must ba experienced, end have «ood references stamp.—Mrs. EvaM's Regis- try, Elm-street, Cardiff. Grooms ai.d Gardeners Disengaged. 1155dl3 ""Gardener Wanted must- have thorough knowledge of all branches in and out: wa-sree 26s.; assistance wjvpn.—R 46. Wewtem Mail. Cardiff. l]35d!0 \Va.nted7a General Workman on Dairy Farm good ploughman fnel able to milk: singleman preferable. -Apply Q 17, Western Mail. Swansea. 114S U3 ~WantedT- indoors, Groom-Gardener. Also steady Youth; good milker; liebt farm worlt; generally use- ful.—State ages, wages Ballinger, Clares ton. Haver- fordwest. 948dl0 Required at- once, a steady Man as Second Boots: indccrs.—Apply Mr. Sarvis, Castle Hotel. Mer- thyr. 1208dll Wanted at '-nee. riatTBoy.—Anply Miss Greenwnv. Manageress, King's Hend Hotel, Newport. 98M10 TV qui red revpectable Younnr Man as Boots and C?"arman; also Billiflrd Marker: good characters indispensable.—Apply Tredegar Arms Hotel N^v- port. 982dl0 SlTITATTOKS WANTED. W-inted. RiHiat;on" as Coachman or Groom-Coacb- mnn; drive single or pair; good references: life experience: lmrried; disengaeed.—Address Coach- man. 3. viotorm-pljice, Haverfordwest.. 48611 Youwr Man Reeks RHnation ss Oroopi-Coachmnn c?u milk and be cenerallv rselni: aged ?8: single; f.-ood references.—Watkins, Hensoie Cottage. Po-ily- clun. 1224dl2 _?-?. Wanted. Situation as Groom IInri Coachman aged M. and s'>n<r!e: thorouffblv undorstends his out; good references.—Apply Echo Office. Fishguard. H14 Ooom, Under Coacnmnn or Otber-trise: I;Af, it-vit-),f: fured M: good character—Apply W. Fox, Ma'gam. Port Talbot. 119M14 Wontpdr bv Single Man. Situation as Oroom- an'dt-ner: cxn milk; trtred 27: live out preferred —Davis. 2. Chestnut Cottage. St. Fagan's. 1184d14 A~Gentleman can~Hi<rhly R?eotnmend his Groom- rrflcbman; leavincr through living up Vee^'ng horses.—Apply S., Brooinhill. Kidwelly. 1153dl3 Gard'-ner, experienced al1 branches: highest refe- m,ces from ppst and present, emn'over to c«"aVlities married, no family.—Peaches, Western Mail. New- port. I d "Wanted. Situation as Farm Bailiff; well up in all farm •norlc: or as General Workman on Faim: no rnonmb^no^: r^TTi^cl.—Tftaiah Lloyd, Pant,(-oll.T ^Farm, Erwood, Brecon^hirc. 1025dlX MAN AND WIFE WANTED Pensioner Carpenters Mate and Wife Wanted; \{e niuist he good Liundreas; cottage, garden, coals, and wood free, in exchange for man's work on gentle- man's estate; wife paid for laundry work; extra pavn-.ent for gamekcepi.ng.—Apply Gotowaltz, Bow. mg, I and Perry, 11, High-street, Cardiff. 12.28(112 Wanted, a respectable Married Couple to Manage Small Double-licensed Howe near Neath; must have thorough knowledge of the trade; experience :n management, find own furniture, and deposit jBSO as security.—Apply, giving full particulars, to R 27, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1026dll BUSINESS ADDRESSES. Waterproofs Repaired 5 While You Wait. ??? 8, Queen St., CARDIFF. ANBEMON, ANDERSON ft ANDERSON, Ltd., ( 35, St. Paul's Ohurthyard, 1 Warooouses: J 3^ ftueen vict,ria Street, J-LOHBON. Works: I Road, J PARTNERSHIP. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials er Fictitious Names at any Post-office. Letters addressed to Initials er Fictitious Names must bear the address ef the Advertiser, or one of the offices of the Western Mail- Partner Wanted, with B500 Capital, to Extend First- class Established Business in Cardiff.—Address R 72, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1288(116 whbiwiiii iiw»iimaMa.*iia—u——aa—ill m !■ i» 11 imrfwron CLERKS AND MANAGERS. CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANTED. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Poft-omce. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the Advertiser or one of the Offices of the Western Mail. Wa-nted. gmart Office Boy immediately.—Apply J. B. Saunders and Co., 23, Mount Stuart-square, Car- diff. 1247d12 Required, a Clerk for Builder's Office; aged about W -Apply, stating experience and salary, to R 64, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1236d12 Wanted immediately, a smart Junior Clerk; used to invoicing.—Address R 62, Weefcen-n Mail, Car- diff.. 48593 Wanted, respectable Youth or Young Man with Knowledge of Book-keeping.—State age, experience, and salary required R 60, Western Mail, Cardiff, dll Wanted immediately, Superintendent- of Cold Rolls; must be thoroughly competent and steady. -Apply. giving references and stating wages re- quired, to Melyn Tinworks. Neath. 1196dU Wanted, a sharp Office Boy.—Apply, by letter, to the National Telephone Company (Limited), New- street. Cardiff. 1170dll House Agent's Clerk Wanted; must know short- hand and be able to transcribe neatlv —Apply Penwill, Auctioneer and House Ageut, Newport,. 1140010 Wanted, smart respectable Young Man as Book- keeper, and to Solicit, if required must produce the highest references.—Address R 44, Western Mail, Cat d iff. 1116dl0 Vacancy for Articled Pup'l; premium.—Applv W. T. Richards, Auctioneer, Perth. 1050dll Wanted, Junior Clerk; shorthand and typewr.ter pefe>rred.—Applv. statuip salary, with references, to R 21, Western Mail, Cardiff. W35 CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANT PLACES. Wanted, by energetic Yogny Man, Engagement as Assistant to Contractor or Builder's Merchant; good tradesman experience in all branches of the trade good penman shorthand: quantities; salary very moderate.—Address R 45, Western Mail, Cardiff. dlO "Wacted by Youth, 18, Situation as Shorthand Clerk and Typist; knowledge of French and book- keeping terms moderate- -Address R 43, Western Mail, Ct-rdiff. 1114d!3 Architect's or Builder's Assistant Requires Engage- ment; thoroughly practical. and competent in ouan- tity surveying and general office routine, or manage- rr,°nt- of men; good testimonials.—Address R 38, Western Maii, Newport-. 1038dl2 Ranted, a Situation as an,Improving Surveyor in a Ccll'erv. will take a small Salary to start.—Address R 25, Western Mail Office. rWlff. 1028dll SHOP ASSISTANTS. SHOP ASSISTANTS WANTED. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any rV^t-offioe. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the Advertiser or one of the Offices of the Western Mail. Wanted, good Junior, tinwry and Provisions; must be active, trustworthy, steady, and obliging.— State age, experience, salary (enclose references), Daniel, Pontvpool. 1274dl6 Provisions.—Lipton has a Vacancy for a smart Salesman.—Apply Lipton. St. Mary-street, Oa/rdiff. dl2 Tea Trade.—Junior Assistant Wanted: good waces to suitable man.—Apply Victoria Tea Company. 111, High-street. Dowlais. 1258dl2 all particulars E. Hall and Sons, Newport. 1267dl6 Wanted, a smart, active Junior; must be quick and correct at fisrures, and used provisionf'J.,lm Williams and Co., Grocers. Brecon. 1222dl0 Wanted at once, a smart Junior to the Grocerv and Provision Trade.—Apply 167, Castle-road, Cardiff. dl6 Wanted immediately, an Assistant with Know- ledge of Provisions.—Apply Cordey. Newport, dll Jenkins and Co., Ironmongers, Swansea, have a Vacancy for an Apprentice; indoors; premium re- quired. 1210dl4 Outfitting and G»nts' Mercery.—Wanted, an ex- perienced Man as Manager for Branch Shop—^ply Gwillim Brothers, Blaenavon. 1187dll Wanted at onoe, a smart Junior to Grocery.— Apply, personally, Darief. National Stores. Barry Dock. 1136dl(T Gents.' Mercery and Hosiery.—Wanted, an expe- rienced Hand p-ood window dresser Welsh preferred. -Apply J. W Morris, The Hat, House. Merthvr TVd- Vil. 1141013 Fishmongers. — Experienced Blockman. ? Fish, Poultry. Game, Wanted; state see, lowpet wacre, references—Address R 34, Western Mail. Car- diff 1063<112 At prentices.—Wanted at once. a tall, well-educated Voting Tfldy and a tall, well-educated Youth as apprentices to the General Drapery.—Apnlv for full particulars to Evans and Allen (Limited), Newport. 48006 SHOP ASSISTANTS WANT PLACES Young Lrdy Requires Situation in Mantle Show- rcom, IUI Junior: in or near Cardiff preferred — Address L 34, Craddock-street, Riverside. eS641d7 Yount' Lady Desires Situation in some Fancy Busi- ness Newport preferred.-Apply M., Western Mail, Newport. 1145dlO Grcctrv.—Wanetd, Situation as Junior: accustomed to finst-clas« family tradp; good references.—Address A. B., Western Mail Oflica, Swansea. 1040dll As Assistant, six years' experience, General Furnish- ing aged 21; disengaged: Cardiff or Newport pre- ferred.—Steel, 8. Dunraven-terrace, Tonypandy. [989dl0 -? ?-??- MIIL1NFES AND DRESSMAKERS WANTED. Dressmaking ? Wanted at Ladies' own Residences by experienced Hard good renovator terms. Is. 6d per day.—D., 82, Marion-street, 'Splotlands, Car- diff. e9654dl3 Dressm- k■ew. — We.nted. good Bodice Hands. Accus- tomed to Take Work from Cutters; live out.-Apply, stating wages, to Parker and Son, Kington. 48599 Millinery.—Wanted immediately, Second Hand Milliner; go>i trimmer. Also Assistant Milliners. Apply, with full particulars, D. H. Lewis and Co, Neath. 48544

I Exit Lord Windsor. r I EBBY: "Ah, ah! At laEt I've got 'em on. If I can only get through it as well as he did I shall be very satisfied.

NTTRSEMAIDS AND SERVANTS. Wanted, an experienced Nurse-Housemaid, under- standing sewing; not under 21 years ct age. Apply Muriell, Eversley, Barry. f5779 Experienced General Servant Wanted. Apply 28, Mmk.n-street, Cat hays, Cardiff. e14 10 lady's Maid^Wanted immediately to go Abroad for Winter willing to assist wijii boy of eight years old.— Applv, personally, five to 7.30, Mrs. Arnold, St. Mar- garet's, Llanuaff. l^lcl2 General; early riser; fond of children good wages suitable peiM-i.-Appty 49, Wellfield-road, Roath l'alk, Carditf. _J2i0a12^ Wanted, General Servaat, Able to Do Plain Cook- ing, Washing, Hid Ironing.—Apply to Mrs. Jere- miah, Royal Stores, New Tredegar. 1163dll Wanted, an experienced Nurse; must be a good needlewoman.—Apply, giving name of last mistress. to Mrs. Oliver Sheppard. Cartrefle, Bridgend. d!4 Wanted, a good General; aged about 22; able to speak both languages; must be able to milk and attend to cows; personal applioation preferred.- Apply Evans, Dynevor, Pontardawe. 1166dl4 ""Wanted immediately, thoroughly experienced General; must be trustworthy and an early risel' Mrs. Harold Pird, Cowbridge. 1182dl4 Wanted at once. Tioung Girl as House and Par- lour Maid; early riser.—-State reference, age. wages, J., Worcester Cottage, Usk. 1185dll Wanted immediately, a good General Servant; not under 21 years of age; must be able to wash, iron, and bake;" another servant kept.-MIlI. Powell, Tyny- caia. Monknash, Bridgend 1200d14 Wanted, experienced Young House-Parlourmaid.— No Pembroke girls need apply to Mrs. Wood, Underdown. Pembroke. 1194(111 Wanted, good Plain Cook able to bake must have pood character.—Apply 197, Newport-road. Car- diff 11SOdlL_ Wanted, an experienced House-Parlourmaid.— Apply, with particulars, Mrs. H. J. Bath, Westbrook, Swansea. 1211dll WantedU-December 7. experienced, trustworthy Cook-General for Family of Two; another kept; eaily riser indispensable.—Apply 2, indsor-pkice, Caidiff. "Wanted, steadV Person for Housework and Assist in Shop.—Apply, personally, between three and five, 34, Caroline-street, Cardiff. 1219clll e(i good General; able to cook; housemaid tept. —Mi-s. Bell, Oanonbie, Merthyr Vale. 1188dll ft Churchwoman; good waitress plain sewer—Aldress, stating particulars, wages, &c., Mrs. Horton, Lluest Gwilym Hall, Llan- badarn, Aberystwyth. llaodlO ""House-Parlourmaid Wanted by the 13th; good reference. -Apply Holianton House, Marine-parade, Penarth, Cardiff. 1128dl3 "Wanted, good Plain Cook for Country: must have eood references.—Address R 47, Western Mail, Car- diff. 1132d10 Wanted immediately, respectable Girl as Nurse for One Child.—Apply, evenkigs, Oakleigh, Stan well-road, Penarth. _9(3 — Wanted at once, Kitcheninaid strong and active good references wages £ 10 —Mrs. Lowrv, Br>T\hir, Tenby. U365*_ Bachelor Requires General Servant to Act as Housekeeper; must be good cook; no assistance given washing sent out.—Nash, Cwmavon -15'tdiO Wanted immediately, Cook-Renerats. Genpral Setwnts, Nu rise Housema ids, TJuder-Housemaids etamp —Mrs. Evans's Recit-trv, Elm-street, Roath, Cardiff Disengaged, Jobbing Cooks, Housemaids, S( winn-mairie. 1156(113 Cardiff Union.—Ely Schools.—Wanted, a Laundrew1; wages f20 a year, rising by R2 annually to £24. with txanl, lodging, and washing. Also Housemaid and Kitchenmaid; wages E12 each. All subject to Poor- law rules—Apply to the Matter. l35 Wanted, experienced General (or Cotmtry: cook and wash; two in -family; early riser.—Apply, first, Mrs. Ttion as, 3. Clifton-street., OIrdiff. llOBd12 Wanted, a respectable Girl as good Cook-General. — ADPIV Mrs. Railton, The Cottage, Malpas. New- port, Mon. 1105dl2_ Wanted. Gentleman's Family, strong, active Girl; milk, make butter, wash and iron; well experienced; good references.—9. Western Mail Office, Swansea. 0 1103dl2 Wanted, a good Housemaid who unden-tands her duties thoroughly.—Mrs. Geo. Lockwood Morris, The Hafod, Sketty. 1094dl2_ Wanted at once, good Kitcheninaid end Under Housemaid.—State, wages Mrs. Wade, Glsnrrwi'.ly, Llanpumpsaiit r^Carmarthen. lOSldl2 "WantedTgood General Servant; able to COOK, wash, iron' part washing out; nurse-housemaid kept; pood reference required—State age, wages. Mrs. Gibscn. Glendare, Cowbridge 48595 ? Good Plain Cook Wanted by 26th November; wages EIB-Apply, by letter, Brierley, Park-road, Penarth. 1009dll ~Wanted, a good Cook-General.—Apply 14, Newport- road, Cardiff. 1045dll^ ^Wanted, for Family of Four, good House-Pariour- niaid; aged about 22; wages B18. Also Housemaid who thoroughly understands plain sewing aged abouj 21: wages £ 16.—Apply R 22. Western Mail. Cal diff. 1007dll Good Ccoks, B23: I'arlourmaid, £ 22 small family; kitchenmaid and housemaid kept; excellent situa- tion, good home; sisters or friends.—20, Stoke's Croft, Bristol 997dl0 Nurse (two children), B25. lady going to Malta; Nurse Take First Baby from Month, £ 20.—Further particulars 71. Park-street, Bristol. 993dlC —Experienced General Servant Wanted.—Apply 28, MMrin-sfcreet, Catlviys, Cardiff. 954d10 Wanted, gocl Plain Cook, £ 20; gentleman's smail family. Also House-Parlourrniid, £ 16; very com- foi table home; early dinners.—61, Apeley-road, Clifton. 998dl0 Experienced House-Parlouima'.d Required in Small Family in Penarth; page kept,; must thoroughly understand her duties not under 25 —W rite, rtating wages, reference, and experience, also 6tate l>e:ght, H.^S.. Western Mail, Cardiff. 48335 Wanted, experienced House-Parlounnaid; not under 23; must he tall and an early riser—Write, v ith refe- rences and k-agrs required, to Mm. Lascelles Oarr, Cwrt-y-Vil, Penarth. 48334 Wanted, Housemaid. Housemaid-W3.it,reM. and a Girl to Assist; must be respectable, witn first-class characters.—Appiy to Mrs. Be.ntley, Central Hotel, Merthyr 1265d16 —Wanted, good Cook and good lGtchenmaidforHotel and Restaurant.—Apply Crane, County Hotel, Ponty- pridd. 1260dl2 Wanted at once. General Servant. Able to Wash and Iron.-Apply Bunch Grapes, Cliainworks, Ponty- pridd. 48589 Wanted, Cook-General.—Apply, giving references, to Miss Berry. Glen Hotel, Woody Bay. N. Devon 1162d14 Wanted immediately, experienced Barmaid, 18 to 20 years of age.—Apply, personally, Albion Hotel. Pen- arth- 1140dl0 FEMALE SERVANTS WAN1 PLACES Wanted, a Situation as good Cook. Temporary cr Per- manent.— Address RMS, Western Mail. Ca (I 1 o j. Disengaged, strong, willing General General (S12). cook nicelv, wash, iron; Cook-Generals (B14), ICitohf nmaid. COOkR, Housemaids fYoung Girls); long references list free.—British Agency, \berdare Junc- tion (stamped add-ese). 1192dl4 Situations Wanted as General Servants for Seve- ral strong Country Girls; hundreds of ladies suited testimonials free.—Mrs. Coster, Registry, Glou- cester. 1159dl4 Wanted, Light Situation ai House-Parlourmaid; good needlewoman; knowledge of dressmaking; in or near Swansea. -Davies, 19, Richards-terrace, Swan- sea. 1095dl2 Wanted, by experienced Middle-aged Person, Wash- ins or Charing.—25, Caerphilly-street, East Moors, Cardirf. 1022dll House-Parlourmaid Disengaged; four years' excel- lent character; experienced tall; good waitress, and needlewoman; understands lamps; good class ser- vant — Florence, 20, Stoke's Croft, Bristol. 995dl0 Pariournlaid Seeks Situation; country servant,; seven years' excellent character' aged 28; tall; good waitress; Churchwoman; good needlewoman.— Bessie, 61, Apslev-road, Clifton. 996d10 Experienced General; disengaged two years' good character; 4 £ previous as kitchenmaid; good class gentleman's servant: willing; good tempered.—R. F., 71. Park-street, Bristol. 994dl0 Ladies Suited with All Classes of Servants; Situa- tions Secured for Servante; tee Is.—Miss Walters. 30, Page-street, Swansea M6dl0 Wanted, Situation as Housemaid or House-Parlour- maid. email family where housemaid kept; no ob- jection country.—Address W., 58, Adam-street, Car- diff. SMdlO 1IIK ? AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. TRAVELLERS. AGENTS.. WANTED. Advertisers are" Cautioned that Postmasters are not dll (.wed to Deliver I/etters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post-office. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names 111:1-1 bear the Addreos of ths Advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail. Agont-s" to Sell 2d. Patent Novelty; quick selling. ])oaen Kvmples. 12 stamps.—Tliomas, Fdgerton House, Walker-road, Harrogate. e9657dl4 Traveller. Corn and Flour Trade.—Apply, stating age, experience, remuneration required, &c.. Box 121, Post-office, Bristol. 48591 A respectable, sharp, intelligent, Man Required to Represent large and wealthy Institution; only those with good character need apply.-Addres.- Box R 55. Western Mail. Cardiff. 1202dl4 Agents Wanted to Retail Ceylon pnd Other Teas in Packets, from Is. per lb. cash terms; pushing people meaning business will please send envelope for price list to Select Ceylon Tea Agency, 39, Lime- street, London. .13641 Competent Showman, with Occasional Travelling, in Larf-e, Old-established Wallpaper Warehouse; know- ledge of the trade indispensable; first-class references required.—Address R 29. Western Mail, Cardiff. 48521 £.30 a Mon'h Can be Made~with £ 10.— For particu- lar address Cansig, 154, Leadenhall-street, London. 864dl4 .? TRAVELLERS. AGENTS, &c.. WANT EMPLOY- MENT. Salesman (32) Seeks Re-engagement as Traveller, Manager, or Assistant; unquestionable references, | character, and abilities; guarantee security.—R 70, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1284dl6 Engineer Calling upon Ironworks, Collieries. En- gineers in South Wales. Open to Represent, good Firm wide concoction.—Address R 23, Western Mail. Car- diff. 1013dll PREMISES. DWELLING-HOUSES WANTED. Wanted. House with about Ten Rooms, within five or six miles of Cardiff; one with good gardens and a little land preferred.—Apply, stating rent, lie., to R 65, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1239dl6^ Wanted, to Buy, a House in Richmond-road or S-n.ghemydd- road. -Address R 24, Western Mail, Oar- .difl 1012dll DWELLING-HOUSES TO BE LET. Newport-.—A Small Furnished House to Let; best part of Newport.—Apply A. S., Western Mail Office, Newport. 1273dl6 Adelaide-street—Large House and Premises; suit- able boarding house-keeper rent very low.—Charles Clarko and Co., Cambrian-ohambers, Cardiff. [1244dl6 od -?u 118. Newl-,ortroad. Cardiff.-oomm i s Comer House to be Let on lease, or Sold. The interior is handsomely flashed, and contains spacious drawing, dining, and reception rooms, and study; kitchen and usual offices; eight bedrooms, bath-room, $c.; also conservatory, stable, and coach-house; front, side, and back entrances, eminently suited for a doctor's resicerce.—Apply Thee. Andrews, 163, Newport-road, Cardiff. 678etc Villa Residence, off Cafhedral-road four bedrooms good garden; every modern convenience 12s. weekly. —Apply Heabherton. Chthedral-road, Cardiff. 1176(114 Kyvielog-sfcreet, off Cathedra I-road.-To Let, con- venient House; six bedrooms.—Apply J. H. Venning, 59, Mackintosh-place, Cardiff. 1137(113 130, Albany-road; semi-dctached, double fronted, five bedrooms 117, Crwvs-road; four bedrooms, bath, two bay windows. 47, Dalton-street (off Onvys. road); four bedrooms, bath, bay window. 124, Cot- trell-road; four bedrooms, bath, two bay windows; latest appointments; adjacent to 'busses, trams, park.—Enquire 138, Castle-road. Cardiff. d12 Ili,-h-str,et, Cbworidge.-To Let. Private Dwelling- he nue and Premises, consisting of morning, dining, and drawing room", six bedrooms, kitchen, offices, and a large garden an ample supply of pure spring water 011 the premises —Apply to Alfred G. James, House Furnishers. Oowbridge. 1091dl2 To Let, Country Houee: five miles from Cardiff, one from stetio, three reception, five bed rooms, box-room, kitchen, and usual offices; large garden, orchard, stable, cowhouse, pig»tye*. &c lanq may be had if desired.—Address R 37, Western Mail, Car- diff. 1092412 Pencoed. — To Let, Country Residence; four entertaining rooms, kitchen, five bedroome, box- room stable, coach-house, saddle-room; orchard, garden, greenhouse, four acres land; rent £48.- Address R 35, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1072dl2 Three 10-roomed Villas, Oppoeite The Elms, Llan- ree roorn daff-road; all latest improvements; splendid view; rent, £ 40.—Apply 40, Llanfair-road. Cardiff. d12 To let, House, with St&ble-76. Bridge-street, Car- diff; immediate possession.—Apply to W. M. Jones, Albert Villa, Swansea. 972dl0 I/acdaff Station.—Convenient 10-roomed Villa to Let or papered throughout; rent low; imme- diate possession; good garden.—James, Builder. [dlO Lai gharne, St. Cleans.—To Let, Furnished, with immediate possession, Ants' Hill; containing two re- ception and five bed rooms, with the usual offices; walled kitchen garden, covering one acre, flower garden, and tennis ground, approached by a drive.-AI ply John Francis, Land Agent, Carmar- then. 48329 17, Tudor-road, to Let; immediate possession; thirteen rooms hot and cold bath.—Apply F. Lacy, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 48293 The South Wal?e, Monmouthshire Property Regis- ter for Nov. Free on Application or Poet.—Hern and Pertwee, House Agents, Auctioneers, Valuers. &c., Caidiff. 28813 DWELLING-HQUSKSTO BE SOLD. Richmond-road.—Two well-built Houses, in good repair; let to good tenants.—Powell and Co., Borough- chrmbers, Cardiff. 1229dl6 For Sale. House (ten rooms), Bangor-road; owner going abroad; private improvements paid; hot and cold wa.ter.-Price, &c., apply D. L. Smith, 10, Queen- street, Cardiff. 1245dl6 For Sftte or to Let, desirable Oounsry Residence, near Tinterr.. on the main road; ten rooins; with 711 acres of freehold land (21 good pasture), large garden, good outbuildings, and excellent supply of water.— Apply R 6-*>, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1131dl4 Sale, Two Houses, Durham-road, containing par- lour, two kitche". three large bedrtoms; ground rent, S2 Zs.—Particulars 85, Duckpool-road, New- port. 98M10 A capital Eight-roomed Corner House for Sale, with stable and coach-house; price low.—Address R 5. Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. 904a9 For Sale or to Let., 3, Marine-parade, Penarth; three large reception-rooms, nine bedrooms stabling for three horses, coach-house. &c.; with side entrance. -Apply Gibbs, Docks, Cardiff. 48388 To Owners of Property.—Mr. W D Ballantywi Undertakes the Management of Property; terms reasonable.—Address 73, Conway-road. Cardiff. 4745d BUSINESS PREMISES TO I JIT. House and Shop to Let. Hiiwain central position fixtures complete.—Apply Harris*, Farmer's Arms, Hirwain, or Ow.ier. Phillips, Grocer, Merttivr. 1282dl6 House and Shop, 15, Broadway, Roath; eight rooms good stable and outhouse large yard; capital back entrance; all in good repair. 125M16 MJBEBULF: "—- ??? ALES & STOUT CUR trnl £ WBr- '/??? SHEPTOK Y'WXS/ MALIET. y??? <To?." /^Sft/PENARTH ROAD, ?M? I Xy CARDIFF. BUSINESS ADDRESSES. The Dignity of Judge Owen's Court The question üi dms and "legal-look- ing'" robing has fcr a long time engaged the attention of his Honour Judge Owen, v-ho how over the Cardiff County Court. The Judge has frequently sug- gested that it would only he a proper tribute of respect to "the law" if solicitors practising before him appeared in either the regulation toga or a bla<k frock coM; end at the last court, a month ago, he gave a young but muscular solicitor a "wigging" for daring :0 wound the higher claets legal susceptibilities by appearing in a check-tweed morning coat. Well, this suggestion can be very easily and promptly carried out by visiting ttie West End Tailoring Establishment in Duke-street, who pride themselves in fitting any figure with either a Morning or Frook Suit, from 50s., the quality and make being guaran- teed. Patterns submitted post free. E516Q FOB BALL-ROOM DECORATIONS B Write for Desipns and Estimates to JJICHARDSON AND CO., DECORATORS, BAZAAR FITTERS, AND ILLUMINATORS, TRADE-STREET, PENARTH-ROAD, CARDITF. Decorators to the Principal Ball Committees is Glamorganshire. BOYAX ARMS, PLUMLS, SHIELDS, STATUABY, FLAGS, CURTAINS, CARPET, ILLUMINATION LAM, S AND LANTERNS, For Sale or Hire. Distance no object. *5775 E TMINX OF TIlS.-IP' yeu:& II USING A TYPEWRITER, SO MUST YOU. WE AR7 PSJTASES T8 FttTE THAT TIE MNSMtxy WILL SUIT ye VB PURPOSE BEST. LEARNT IN A FEW MOTUS. Tetnt eFFIB Bey 0AK USE IT. WXWP US A »AR» AN» WE WILL MUZ AND SEJ irow. rr HE" D EN S )( It E MLJ: AUNTS FOR setITI WALES ANB WRO WILL FURNISH FULL PARTIVOLAJU a, APPLICATION. WSTERN AJUAIL Y IMITEI, ST. MART-STREET, CA1UHPF, THE WENSMWRE CAN m: SEEN WeHKINi; WAILY IN THE WESTERN MAIL" tFFICX. 43151 EXHIBITION AT IMAIL CARTS ANT* pERAMBULATORi CONSIGNMENTS ARRITING DAILT. IN ALL THE TKRT LATEST PES1GN& HAMM6CK WMB«NBTTtm %k ,FAW8«TT t CJP*TSNT NW Lurfwt Stwek in Wales to 5eleet from SPENCERS RENOWNKB BABY CARRIAGE WARE HOUSE, sr. JWJEN'S CHURCH SQUARE, CARDIFF. Rtpairf im all Bnuaebe* by Exjwi««i Werkjaea.

? -I OUR SHORT STORY i SOME TILLAGE EEPROEATES. A *01^ day had closed sullenly, with a i4 I gUsty wind blowing. It was still early eTftning, but old Squira Hastinpfs and ???i;.t! of his crouies had already assembled in »h r., Wonted places around the rusty box stove "Hi A~un)an s grocery. leather reminds me, the squire was ln his slow, ponderous way; but his cut «hort by & diemal, metallic came from the tavern araoes the Sa v h ^9'" 'aughed the old man, when the ^'tiQ 3^ ^i^l away. I think we'd ought to {feu. °'d Lardy <to grease his sign. It's to be an infernal nuisance." 8 him tv hang it on a, tree son:e- f'3Ut ln the wood«," dryly rjtraeeted Tru- hta dtA- 0t reiuark sent John Axtel!, a retired k "nnv?B8e hulk, into cue of his pro- t 8e lallghs. While he was still y4e Joe Buddleston, the local lumber «. j l*we in land ioined the group. •sv^j. Joeh is a« melancholy a liJ. • smilinjj, as soon slb ha oould "B 8' w? ^lue« ">a^ t'le I ever knew for harin' the squire, in his soberest j j Vfc111 let u a hlood vessel if you '-??? on that nonsense," commemed the *^4 be m hiø queer, piping voice, when he ilh-k heacd. t.i wag fo]lowed bv anathar aaii^ak of the sign, and then Ham Donaldson, the miller, rolled into the grocery, filling it with his cheer. He said in his most tantalising mRi ner: "Well, Bquilre, I understand you got it warmed to you ag'in at the 'lection the other day." The "you" meant the political party to which the squire belonged, and the ren<ark precipitated a long and, at times, acrimonious debate. It was well on towards Truman's usual closing up time when Ed. Parkhurst, fI. smartly- dressed young fellow, with a smooth, dull face, on which a dainty yellow moustache grew, came in. He stretched 'himself in an attitude of indiffsrence until there was a lull in tho debate, and then, rising slowly to a sitting posture and lazily yawning, remarked: "Well, I gueas the ol' man'll have to go." "What ol' man? Have to go where?" gTOwled Cady, still smarting from the wrangle. "'Why, Elder Buxton, o' course." answered Parkhurst, with a sneer, adding with a cack- ijing laugh, "who else oould it be ?" "To-night, I s'pose you know, or maybe you don't know, was prayer-meetin' night at the Congregational Ohurch. Well, the ol' ram and his wife they went to the meetin' h01lbe as usual, but there wa,'n't nobody there when they got there, uot even Deacon Bromley, who'a 'been lookin' after the clrurrih. senc-s Hod- Orane was tkken sick. "So the ol' man tho lit up the vestibule and rung the bell, and purty soon Aunt Mary did dons ehe eat tihere—tihe's who told me what ?- I'm tellin' yoll now Well, in a little while Jim Davis and his wife they got there. and there didn,'t nOlhody eke come. So the ol' man he wenffc on with the meetin' after waitin' awhile. anc] before it w:a over, so Aunt Mary said, the elder told 'em that if things didn't brighten 1.tp purty soon he guessed he'd have to leave Rodney next fall when his year's up. He said wllat troubled him was that the people didn't turn out to his meetin's any more as they used to. "It's heen nip and tuok to raise his salary, you know. for the last three or four years, and I don't think it can be raised ag'in. I, for of0. have put up my last dollar for him, &nd so ha- some other folks that I know. He's, had his dkN- and now he ought to git out and give somebody else a chance! That's my opinion- Joe I-Illddleton, rising to his feet, com- manded silence, with a gesture. His face wore its habitual benignant look, but it was pale and there waS a gleam in his eye. "See 1111rj, Ed. Parkhurst," he began in his usual calm manner. "I want tto eay a word to you about Ridor Buxton." "I don't know as I have to listen to you," snarled Parkhurst, reaching for his bat. "Dor*'4 You move from that counter till I'm done with you." Parkhurst lesfied against a show-case, and, with a notable grin on his face, feigned in- difference tc) the remarks that followed.. "I don't Va«t to get into an argument with you." Joe wcnt on. "You're a fairly good judgo of Worses and clothes, but wha.t you I know Cibüut preaching wouiidn't fill a book. I merely w"an^ to give you a few facts to rumi- nate on. "Roast hijn! Hfi deserves iti" called out the ia » napiog voice. the Squire, ia » napiog voice. "Elder Buxton, as you well know, Ed," Joe continued calmly, but with unmistakable empha- is, "has lived in Rodney for more than, twenty years. and during this time he has given himself steadily and unoomplainingly, body and soul, to the aid of our people, the poor and rieh alike, whatever their creed or lack of oreed. So I contend that it's for the community at large, and not for his congregation—especially such members of it as you—to say whether he shall go or stay. I "He is now an old man-too old' to make a chanige—and he is poor, and I don't believe the town will let its most venerable citizen suffer whatever his hCurch may do. At all events, I will pledge the support of a set of young men—the set of whidh I am proud to belong. Yes, I'H go a step further and say that we- the yoang men who have been called all sorts of hard names because they're a little uncon- ventional ill their religious convictions—we, I say, won't let you freeze the ould man out if that's the little game you and your clique are trying to play. We'll hire 'him to stay here if his congregation won't." "You're thu stuff, Joe!" called out Prudon in his shrill tenor, as the youag lumber dealer sat down. "We'll send you to the Legislature some day if you'll be a mugwump," remarked Donaldson. Parkhurst quietly slidi off the counter, and, without saying a word, but with a pitiful affec- tion of unconcern in his look and manner, walked out of the grocery. "Say, Joe, my subscription has always been ten dollare; I'll make it 25 dollars for next year," announced the Squire. "'Not'her 25 dollars here," rumbled Cady. "Excuse me a minute, gentlemen, I've got an idea," said Joe, rising and going over to Truma&'s desk. In a few moments be came back with a sheet of paper in his hand. and read aloud: — "Rev. Peter iBuxton—Dear Friend. For upwards of twenty years you have always been ready to share our troubles; we think it high time now that we should begin to share yours. We believe that your salary has heretofore been 500 dollars a year. We will see that it is 700 dollars for next year. By the way, old friend, could you not put a little less doctrine in your preaching?" "By to-morrow night I'll have this docu- ment, with a lot of names on it, in the elder's hands, and I won't call upon any of the Park- hurst set, either," said Joe, when they had all signed the paper, and, saying good-night to hia companions, he left the grocery. On the morning of the following Sabbath the service in the Rodney Congregational Church progressed to the singing of the second hymn, which the preacher lhad just read. There was a slight noise at the door, which opened from the vestibule into the audience room; then up the middle aisle marched (more t'han a dozen well-dressed, intelligent-looking young men, headed by Joe Huddieeton, They found seats in pews well up towards the pulpit. The rumbling old organ sounded a brief interlude, and the choir began on the fourth add last stanza. There was another noise, somewhat "ouder than the first, at the entrance. Then up the middle aisle started a second column of men, some middle-aged and grizzled, some with the whitened locks of age. At their head, dignified and erect, with his shiny black Prince Albert buttoned tightly about his tall, spare form, marched the ^»hite- haired, beardless Squire. Next to him shambled Cady, the blacksmith. At the proper point the Squire faced about, and in obedience to I a ceremonious wave of his hand hie followers hobbled noisily into pews opposite those occu- pied by the young men. Joe ?.nd the Squire happened to meet on the lawn in front of the church after the ser- vice was over. "Say, Joe," said the old man, "that was the all-firedest best sermon I've heard in five years." "Its about the only one, isnt it, Squire?" Joe laughed. "But. say, are you coming to church next Sunday?" "You bet!" .—.?..? ——

EXPLORATION IN NEW GUINEA, According to a telegram from Sourabaya, in Java, Dr. Lauterbach, Dr. Keruting, and Herr Taprpenfoeck, who conducted an exploring expe., dition in the interior of New Guinea, returned to the coast at the end of October, all well. The expedition discovered, at the foot of the igres».+ Bismarck Mountain, a navigable stream of considerable size, which flows through a fruit- ful, thickly-.populated plain, well adapted for cultivation. This plain was expdored for a dis- tance of 200 miles. No previous explorer* had succeeded in finding a well-populated area in the interior of New Guinea, and the discovery is regarded as likely to be of the greatest impor- tance for the further colonisation of the German I Protectorate.

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STEALING A CHINESE WIFE. As an illustration of the popular administra- tion of justice in China, the esse of a man that stole a farmer's wife at a place some 300 miles inland from Hankow is instructive. The thief sold the woman for 100 ounces of silver, which appears to be about the tariff in moun- tainous districts of China. He was caught by the husband of the woman and two other men, who carried him to a particular tree near a Buddhist monastery and strung him by the wrists, tied behind his baok, so that his body was bent forward and his toes barely touched the ground. In that position he was ham- mered with a large @!tone at the base of his spine and on his ankles. This was by way of pre- 1 minary t'o carrying him to the magistrate's yanien, where he was sentenced to decapita- tion. 0.- ?-

WORK FOR PRISONERS. The supervisors of Suffolk County uraol, in the United States, are credited with the inten- tion of effecting a considerable change in their system of management. The board seems to have observed with pain that the pri- soners were more or less afflicted with a spirit of aimui. Many and various were the expe- dients attributed to one of the meetings. "What's the matter with letting them crack stones for the roads?" queried one gentleman, and it was generally admitted that this was a method calcu- lated to keep "them" busy. But there was one stalwart to whom stone-cracking did not appeal as a form of amusement, and he is said to have suggested a course of exercise with dumb-bells and the wand. The proposal, how- ever, was looked upon as too revolutionary to be accepted lightly, and the board will crilve the question enrefud consideration. It is stated, however, on good authority, that the prisoners are according- to the scheme their hearty approval.

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CHASING A PREACHER, An evangelist, the Rev. Mr. Lang, was hold- ing a revival meeting at Seward, Oklahoma, U.S.A., the other day, and in the course of an impassioned appeal declared that "all women who danoe are immoral." The congregation gave a wild shriek and "went at him." The preacher made a dive through a back. window, and started on the run for the railway-station, followed by the demonstrative congregation— men, women, and children. At the station be was beaten into insensibility "by two farmers and a number of women," and he was rescued by a Santa Fe train crew from a oommittee who weredevking ways and means to apply a tar poultice with feather spangles."

PHOTOGRAPHING AN OLD MASTER. The committee of the Burlington Fine Arts Club has obtained permission from the president and council of the Royal Academy to re-produce in photography, on a large scale, by the perma- nent carbon process, the famous cartoon by Leonardo de Vinci, which it; one of the most remarkable possessions of the Royal Academy. It represents the Virgin and St. Anne, with the Infant Christ and St. John, and may' be- seen in the Diploma Gallery at Burlington House. As it is felt that many serious lovers of art throughout Europe would desire to possess them- selves of the re production of so unique and extraordinary a w:ork, exceptional arrangement* have been made by which—out only upon appli- cation through a member of the club--students and connoisseurs may obtain copies. cation through a member of the club--students and connoisseurs may obtain copies.

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r GLOYE CONTEST AT SHEFFIELD. I J. CURRAN, OF ROTHBtEHAM, "V*. HARRY GREENFIELD, LONDON. There was a big attendance at George Cor- field's Excelsior School of Arms, Sheffield, on Monday night, when Jemmr Curran, el Rotherham, and Harry Greenfield, of London, met to contest twenty rounds with 4oz- glovM for £ 200 and the 9st. 41b. championship of the North, fne winner taking two-thirds of the gate-money and the loser one-third. In the firs.- round the Londoner did the best, but in thw succeeding rounds the Rotherham lad showed the most cleverness. He kept getttnjj the left home on Greenfield's face, and scored by far the most points. In the seventh round the Londoner was very groggy, and in the eighth Curran wa-s very busy with the left. In the ninth Greenfield lought hard, and with a right-handed blow on the jaw sent Carran down. He was up in time, but a 6econd blow on the jaw from Greenfield ended the contest in his favour.

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