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PUBLIC AjrusEJourrs. CARDIFF. THEATRE ROYAL Leasee and Manageress .Mrs. EDWARD FLETCHER MAGNIFICENT RKCEPTION AND IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT OF ltr. ABUD'S exceptionally powerful London Com- pany. from the St James' Theatre. London, by arrangement with Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER, in the phenomenally mccessful Itonmctio Play, THE JpfilSONER OF ZENDA SPECIAL MATINEF. SATURDAY, FEB. 27th. at Two p.m. I'ar:y Doors 6.30. Doors open 7, commence 7.30. Half-price at 9. Seats not guaranteed. Booking offices at Messrs. Thompion and Shackell's (Limited), Queeu-etreet. Telephone, No. 521. MONDAY NEXT, MARCH let, THE ROUSBEY GRAND OPERA COMPANY. BALLOT FOR OPERAS. Mrs. Fletcher thanks h*r patrons for the interest they took in the ballot, for Operas on the occasion ef the visit of the D'O.rly Carte Company, •ad has decided that on the visit of Mr. Arthur JSousbey's Grand Opera Company, in the Week J-MnmeociEg Monday, March 1st, they sLall choose their own Operas and Days upoa which they sha'l be Performed. Send Postcard on or before Wednes- day, Feb. 24th. The Operas are as follow:- MARITANA, MARTHA, TANNHAUSER, IL TROVATOKE, FAUST, and BOHEMIAN GIRL. 50691 G R AN D IJ1 HE ATBB Lessee and Manaerer ur CLARENCE SOUNE& BETTER THAN EVER! Splendid Success of MISS MINNIE PALMER, On her Return from America, in toe New Version of the Successful Musical Comedy, rjlHlil SCHOOL GIRL. Doors open 7; commence 7.30. Box Office open daily at Theatre from 10 to 4. Telephone 725. Prices:—■ iplirem CSrsle, 311.; Balconv and Stalls, 2s.; Pit, la.; *Ilery, bd. ar MONDAY NEXT, March 1st, the new American Oornedy Drama, LOST [N NEW YORK. 5069 "rJa not in mortals to oommand success, but we'll do more-deaerve it." THE EMPIRE ici litusging Director .OSWALD STOLL TO-NIGHT! THE FAIRY M AB. Queen of Liliput. Twenty inches high. French and English Singer and Dancer. Equipage and Footman. THE SISTERS ARCHER, Duettists and Dancers. J. E. CHEEVERS, "I'm to happy." One of the most original comedians of his time. Tiller's FAIRY FOUR, Charming Quartette of Vooalists and Dancers. G. W. FTVIB, Irish Impersonator. AMT ZEIDLER. Contralto. BENARD'S CATS AND DOGS. A Unique Act. HARRY LAWSON, Comedian. DAISY DE ROY, Light Comedy Songstress. Box Office Open Daily, Ten a.m. to Four p.m. (Saturdays, Ten to One). THE JJ M P I R B NEXT SUNDAY EVENING, At Eight o'clock, Mp" Go H. SNAZELLE IN SACKED MUSIC, SONG, AND STORY. PEILHARMONIC-HALL & STOLL'S p PANOPTICON, ST. MARY-STREET. ROLLER Maze, Galatea, Range, Trilby ROLLER SEATING. Cottages, Phonograph, SKATING. Mons. and Madame Elvira, Phrenologists. NEWPOKX. THE gMPIRE Managing Director OSWALD STOLU TO-NIGHT; THE ORIGINAL LUMIERE OIN EMA TOG RAPHE, And as excellent Variety Programme, including, amongst others, LIEUT. COLE, EI.LA DEAN and ENO. NEXT WEEK— The Original "Sequah," Mr. with Mrs. Hannaway Srm>. ABERGA VENNY. -J ABERGAVENNY rjlOWN-HALL THIS AFTERNOON, At Three. SOUTH WALES TOUR OF THE WORLD-FAMED ■J^/JOORE AND JJURGESS lyjINSTRELS, From St. Jamcs's-hall, London, and under the sole direction of Mr. Lawrence trough, General Manager. FIFTY ACCOMPLISHED ARTISTES In their latest London Successes; a series of un- rivalled Entertainments of "Fun Without Vulgarity." IMMEDIATE ROUTE OF THE COMPANY:— CL.ICKHOWELL, CLARENCE-HALL, FEBRUARY 25, AT THREE AND EIGHT. BRYNMAWR, NEW MARKET-HALL, FEBRUARY 26, AT EIGHT. BRYNMAWR, NEW MARKET-HALL, FEBRUARY 27, AT THREE AND EIGHT. I MERTHYR, TEMPERANCE-HALL, MARCH 1, at 8. MERTHYR, TEMPERANCE-HALL, MARCH 2, at 8. aIERTHYR, TEMPERANCE-HALL, MARCH 3; NEWPORT. TREDKGARrHALL, MARCH 4, 5, and 6; BRIDGEND, TOWN-HALL. MARCH 8, at Eight O'clock; ABERAVON, PUBLIC-HALL, at Eight. Full Company and Popular Prices Everywhere. Matinees (equal to night:) at Three: Nightly at Eight. Full particulars announced locally. 50674 PUBLIC NOTICES. THE LARGER HOPE.—Will ?!! Men be Saved? Is there Probation aJter Death O' after the Second Coming of ChristV—ADDRESSES bv Mr J- S. WASHBURN NEXT SUNDAY. February 28, at 6 30 and 8.15. You are invited to both services. ^ady^an^ecur^a^ood^at^ Craiic ^ottces* DECORATORS. W DAVIS AND S ONSj • POINTERS, GLASS, OIL, AND t'APEB-HANGING MERC HANTS, 11, QJEEN- STREET. DYEWOEI8, ETC. JF YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHES -t- NICELY CLEANED. GO TO HOBBS. DYER, 1. NELSON-TERRACE FTJBNTTTJRB. BEVAN & COMPANY, LIMITED JL? "THE CARDIFF FURNISHERS," ST. MARY-STREET AND DUKE-STREET. HATS. ARSLEY'S HAND-MADE HATS 2s. Sd. and 3& Sd.-15, Wyndham Arcade and 40, Caroline-street BUY FROM THE MAKER. elas RHEUMATIC CURB. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO PHIL PHILLIPS 24, ST. MAJ5Y-STREET NOW ON SALE. CROWN 8vo., ILLUSTRATED, STIFF COVERS, 18. CENTENARY EDITION. "rpHE FISHGUARD INVASION BY J- THE FRENCH IN; 1797." The WESTERN MAIL LIMITED liave pleasure in announcing that, by special arrangement with the talented authoress. Miss James, of Tenby, they are Offering a Popular Edition of the above Work, which appeals forcibly to all loyal and patriotic readers. The narrative, lively and graphic in its every page, is founded on the dittry ri the late Rev. Daniel Row- lands, Vicar of Llanfiangel-penybont, and all the details of the invasion are set forth with a vigorous pen, including- The Crafty Plan of the French Commander; Successful Landing at Llanwnda; Alarm and Flight of the Inhabitants; Jubilation of the French Soldiery: Massing and Arrival of Pembrokeshire Troops; Clever Ruse of Cambria's Daughters; and the Unconditional Surrender of the French to the noble Lord-Lieutenant of the County, to whose descendant, the Earl of Cawdor, the work is dedicated. ORDER AT ONCE TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT I WESTERN Jy/JAIL y IMITED. CARDIFF. OF ALL BOOKSELLERS AND NEWSAGENTS, PRICE ONE SHILLING. 50387 POSTAGE, 2d. 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ONCE THREE SIX: TIMES. TIMK3 20 Words 0 6 10 16 -1- 30 Word 0 9 1 6 2 3 -¡-I- 40 Words 1 0 2 0 3 0 -1-1-1- 50 Words 1 3 3 0 3 9 Notice to Advertisers. IMPORTANT.—Advertisements to be classified must reach this office by 10 30 a.in but they can be inserted up to 4 45 p.m. under heading of TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. The boxes provided tor answers to advertisements appeariug in the Evening Express" are nos ntonded for any other purpose whatever, and cannot he allowed to be used for the distribution of printed or written advertising circulars or announcements of any kind. "Apply at the Evening Express," means that the address of the advertiser can be obtained at Evening Express" Office on personal application. If required to be sent by post, two stamps must be en- closed. The above cfiarges apply only to consecutive in- sertions of the following class of advertisements: — S iuatinns Wanted or Offered, Apartments, Money Wanted, Partnership*?, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Businesses, Houses, Shops, Offices to Let or Sell. Specific Articles for Sale Privately. I. Name and Address to be counted. Orders sent through the post to be accompanied by Poftal Order or Halfpenny Stamps. Cheques, Postal and Post-office orders should be crowed and mcde payable to Mt^ D. Watkin Thomas. If the insertions be not executive, or if payment he not made previous to publication, the credit rates will be charged Advertisements are received also at the following 8uh.{)fti(>ps — NEWPORT _„„TREDEGAR STREET. SWANSEA CASTLE-STREET. MERTHYR VICTORIA-STREET. PONTYPRIDD 4a, TAFF-STREET. HEAD OFFICES: CARDIFF: ST. MARY-STREET. 11 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Advertiser Wishes to Purchase Album of Foreign Stamps; must be all different, and in good condi- tion.—Write, stating price and number of stamps, to F 32, Evening Express, Cardiff. e6120 Wanted, a good, Second-hand Magic Lantern; alro 10ft. or 12ft. bbeet. -Reynolds, 23, Northcote-street, Cardiff. e9912p25 LOST AND FOUND. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are not; allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed bo 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 of the estern Mail. Lost, from 41. Plvmouth-road, Penarth, on the 21st iust., Young Irish Terrier.—Anyone returning same will be rewarded. e9908p25 Lost, on Monday Evening, a Black Spaniel B Acyone returning same to Homer, 60, Angus-street, win he rewarded. e9911p29 MISCELLANEOUS. TwopOtice per Dozen given for Sunlight Soap Wrappers.—20, Brook-street, Riverside, Cardiff. p25 Tcheceonista Commencing see lild. Guide and Cata- logue (259 pages), 3d.—Tobacconists' Outfitting Co., 135. Euston-road, London. Manager, Hy. Myers. e6006 is Your Watch Wrong? The Beet and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of Watches of every description, English or Foreign, is 38. Castle Arcane, (third shop from Oaetle-street), by James Keir. for ten years with Mr. SpiricHon. Clock* and Music Bcxes Cleaned and Repaired. e4209 .nf"JI\1M8a BICYCLES. Advertisers are Oiutioned tt.&t Postirasters pre 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 of the Western Mail. Morris Bros., Cycle Works, Pontypridd.—immense Bargains to personal callers. It will pay you to consult us before purchasing. Over 100 Machines to eclect from. Repairs promptly, skilfully, and effectively attended to at Trade Prices. New Maps and Lists, 4d. stamps. el947 Ladies' and (Jcnts' Cycles on Hire; also on Sale; tin cheapest and best Ijodies* Safety in Cardiff at Warrilow's 293, Bute-street, Cardiff. e5915 Warrilow for Machines. 293, Bute-street, Cardiff; also Weeton-super-Marc; trade supplied; 1,000 nischinee in stock.—Write for terms and liafc to Head Works, Warrilow, Weston-super-Mare. e5915 C'jcle Repairs.—Lowest Priccs, Best Work; compare pri««; no waiting done at once.—War.-ilow's, 293, Bute-street, Caitlift. e5915 MISCELLANEOUS SALES. Seeds.—Flower and Vegetable, best kinds, 12 large Packets. Is., post free.—Wright, 106, St. Luke's-road, Birmingham. Agents wanted. e9910ul Two Violins to be Sold at once; one very flue old instrument.—<49, Hamilton-street, Canton, Car- diff. e9907p25 Furniture Van for Sale; price £ 28; excellent con- dition recently thoroughly overhauled and painted.— Apply Abbott, Cowbrid^e-road. Cardiff. e3891p24 Royal London Friendly Society.—Industrial Assu- rance Book for Sale: good-established business; good prospects sure income a tmrgaii. to an immediate ■ash purchaser.—P., 86, Cemetery-road, Dinas, Rhondda Valley. e9901p26 Poultry.—If you want your birds to pay you write for prices and samples of food to Noah TIees and Son, I Hay. Corn, and Seed Merchants. Cardiff. e5229 1,000 Business Cards, Alemorandums, or Billheads, 38.: 10,000 Useful Handbills, 2s. (¡d.; samples free' -Fisher and Co., Machinc Printers, Broadmead, Bristol. e4419 MONEY. WALLACE .and CO., 98, QIJEEX-ST., CARDIFF, ACCOUNTANTS. B5 to £1,000 ADVANCED DAILY. T'UOMISSOIJY NOTE:. ACCEPTED AS SKC^UTtlTY. TOWN OR COUNTRY. IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. Tf.B.—Look for name on windows over shop. <^5906-1 AND Friends Depart- when you ere short of Ready Money.—Then write or call on Wallace and Co., 98, Queen-street, Cardiff. e5906-2 Mli. L. REED, 56, Rail way-street. Moors, Cardiff JL?UL Advances from C2 to £ 20 Borrowers receive courteous and prompt attention e5906-3 £ 250.000 to I/cnd.—Thc*e in Want of Cash in Sums of £ 10 to £ 500 are Recommended to apply to the Provincial Union Bank. 1, '.Jueen-stpmre, Bristol; or to E W. Webber, 3. Workmc-street, Cardiff. e559F AGENTS AND TRAVELLERS. TRAVELLERS, AGEXTS. &-C, WANTED. Advertisers are C&utioned tihat Poetmaeters 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 of the Western Mail. Jones pnd Jones. Port.h, are Prepared to Offer Liberal Terms to Timekeepers. Colliery Woighmen, and Others in a Position to Manage Clubs for the Sale of their well-known Good!—Apply as abcve. 50719 ■ ry Liberal Terms will be Paid First-class Accident Office to Gentleman who can Introduce Large Business at the Docks.—Address F 86, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2084uZ Wanted, Several steady, energetic Men as Can- vassers good commission.—Apply personally Lendon Berry and Co., Photographers, Aberdare. 2104u2 A smart Young Man Wanted, Canvassing Cardiff and Surrounding Towns; exceptional opening for energetic man.—Address, in first instance, Box F 62, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1977p27 Wanted, for Maesteg and District, for Sale of Hops awl Condiments, a good Salesman, on Commission.— F61, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1976p27 Man (trustworthy and energetic) Wanted to Take up First-class Agency; canvassing; highly remunera- tive terms to suitable man.-Address F 60, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1975p27 Resident Agent Wanted to Push the Sale of Bolt- ings, Holler Skins, Pickers, &c.. amongst Shippers and others. -Apply A 20, care of W. H. Smith and Son, Advertising Agents, Manchester. 1946p24 Agents Wanted, to Retail Ceylon and Other Teas in Packets, from Is per lb.; cash terms; pushiLg pecple meaning business will please send envelope for price list to Select Ceylon Tea Agency, 39, J.ime-street, London. L138S2 TRAVELLERS, AGENTS, 4c.. WANT EMPLOY MENT- Colliery Agent, with good connection in Birming- ham, Wolverhampton, and Midlands, shortly disen- gaged, Desires to Represent a Welsh Colliery on the Same Ground.—Address O 32, Birmingham Daily Tost. 2018p25 "1- n»a———■———————a— SHOP ASSISTANTS. SHOP^ ASSIST ANTS WANTED. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are uot allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post-offlce. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the Address of the Advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail. Drapery.—Wanted, smart Young Man; Welsh.— Glass and Roberto, General Drapers, Neath. 21Q3p26 "To Grocers' Assistants.—Wanted, a Young Man to Manage Provision Counter; must be thoroughly practical man; to live in or out doors.—Address Pro- visions, at Locke's Advertising Offices, Newport, Mon 2053p25 Grocery and Provision Trade.—Wanted, good Junior Assistant; must know Welsh.-Apply Wm. Harris, 144, High-street, Merthvr. 2156u2 Drapery.—Wanted immediately, Young Man for Drapery Counter; six or seven years' experience; good stock-keeper.—Apply Williams and Co., Drapers, Trecrchy. 2148p26 Clotiiinsr.—Wanted, a First-class Hand; Wetch good window-dresser single outdoor.—Roberts and Co., Neath. 2141p26 ""ironmongery.—Wanted, MI Assistant; state ex- perience, salary required (outdoors), and references. Also an Apprentice—Thomas and Sons, 88. Queen- street, Cardiff. 2138p26 John Lewis and Co., Commerce House, Carmarthen, have Vacancies for experienced Young Mem for General Drapery and Hosiery Department. 2062ul Wanted immediately, smart Junior.—Apply Lipton, Llanelly. 1920p27 Hatters, Hoeiers.—Wanted, an experienced Hand; must be good window dresser, stock-keeper, &c.; Welsh preferred.—J. W. Morris, The Hat House, Mertihyr. 2057ul Drapery.—Wanted immediately, Young Lady to Serve at Fancy Counter (Welsh).—State age, salary, and experience, Davies and Co. (Limited), Compton House, Tonypandy. 2067ul „ Young Lady for Showroom; aged about 23; Welsh preferred.—State salary and experience to E. -H. C., -Western mail Oflice, Newport. 2051p25 Wanted, good Second Counetrman, Tea Side, in Family Grocery Trade.—Applv, stating references, age, salary, experience, Atkins, Newport. 2050ul Wanted, a smart Hand for the Hosiery Mid Haber- dashery.—Apply Arkell Brothers, Bute Docks, Car- ditTo 2048ul Wanted immediately, smart, experienced Salesman for the Outfitting, iv ib Kncwledge of Pawnbrosing; good reference.—Apply, Shibko, Broadway. Car- diff. gQOOul Grocery.—Suow Bowdeu and Co., Family Grocers and Italian Warehousemen, Cardigan, Require an Assis- tantjgpeak Welsh out) at once. 2015p25 Outfitting and Boots.—Wanted, a respectable Young Man, Accustomed to Measure; an abstainer preferred; accustomed to an agricultural town. Apply to H. J. Stephens, Hay. 2017nl Drapery.—Wanted, a Young Man for Manchester Department; guou eattisamm; WetaB indispensable.— Apply, stating experience, salary, and age, Thos. Yoiath, Swansea. 2033ul Wanted, a good, smart Lad to Assist in Grocer's Shop; one who has been used to the trade; live jg;~Apply 94. Barry-road, Cadoxton. 2025p25 Giocery and Provisione.—Wanted immediately, Two smart Juniors: live out.—State full particulars or apply personally on Tuesday, between two and four, Gower and Co., Commercial-road, Newport, Mon. p24 D. J. Mevler, Draper, Swansea, has Vacancies ior experienced and Junior Young Men for Heavy and Fancy Depaitrnente state full particulars Welsh.Ip24 Wanted, Young Ladies for Mantle and Millinery Sales, also Junior Young Men; must be able to speak Welsh.—Apply John Jones and Son, Manchester House, Merthvr. 1972p24 Drapery.—Wanted, a thoroughly experienced Young Lady for the Fancy; Welsh.—Apply, with full part,iculars,-D. H. lewis- andCo., Neath. 1944p27 Fancy Drapery.-Ranted, smart Young lAd.N as Assistant; to live out; home in Cardiff preferred.— Apply C. Marment, 20, Duke-etreet, Cardiff. 1947p24 Grocer's Assistant.—Wanted, an experienced Hind personal applicatiqh preferred.—Thos. Robins, Aber- tillerv. 1921p27 Wanted, thoroughly experienced Man to Take Charge of Root and Shos Department; must be first-cla, salesman, good stock-keeper, and experienced buyer; also able to price repairs; outdoois; only competent men need apply.—Address, first instance," F 52. Wes- tern Mail Office, Cardiff. 50676 Grocery.—Sood Junior Assistant Wanted indoors.— Apply J. Williams, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. 1941p24 Howell and Co., "The Cardiff Drapers," Cardiff, have Vacancies for One or Two experienced Assis- tants in tjheir Bookselling Department; applicants will please staite experience and salary required. 1884p26 Drapery.—Smart Junior Wanted; Welsh; full par- ticulare first letter.-Apply W. H. Lewis, York House, L La nelly. 1887p26 Htwell and Co., "The Cardiff Drapers," Cardiff, Have Vacancies for Several Assistants to the Drapery. Applicarts must give full particulars cf their exp'e- rjcnce Iond state salary required. 1849p26 Wanted at once, Junior Assistant for Grocery ani Provisions; state full particulars; outdoors.— Manager, Co-operative Society. Abertillerv. 1837p25 Grocery.—Wanted at once, & smart Improver; "also Youth to Deliver Bread.—Full particulars first, letter, Lewis and Co., Llanbradacli. 1808p25 SHOP ASSISTANTS WANT PLACES. Wanted, to Placc highly respectable Youth to Grocery; on mutual terms; willing, industrious.— Apply Alfred Thomas, Post-office, Abergavenny. p26 Wanted, by Young Man, Situation in Grocery Busi- ress; used to serve; make himself generallv use- ful -H., 63, Cranbrook-strcr.t, Cardiff. 2127p26 Young Man Seeks Situation as Salesman or Any Place of Trust.—Write 2, Lyndhuret-street, Canton, I Cardiff 1719p24 DRESSMAKINQ. Dress and Mantle Making; high-class; fit and style guaranteed; terms moderate.—Mrs. Harries (late Miss Fiy), 29, Rawdon-place, Cardiff. <9897p24 Dressmaking.—Ladies Costumes, Evening Dresses, Caprs, &(• Made in the latest Style. Fit guaran- teed — Address Lewis and ISVSUJS, 133, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. *58Su Millinery.—Wanted, an experienced aud stylish Milliner, Able to Serve; good stock-keeper.- Apply, full particulars, Williams twd Co., Drapers, Treorchy. 2147p26 Millinery—Wanted, First Hand Milliner by 8th March.—State full partiptilars and enclose photo, Williams, Draper, Pootvpool. 2124p26_ Dressmaking.—Wanted, Apprentices to the Above also Assistants for Skirte and Sleeves.—Apply, between live find 6.30, to Rolltj aid, Tyler, 19, Charles-street, Cardiff. |if 2069fi26 Millinery.—Wanted, ifc; t thoroughly expei-ienced Hand.—Apply, stating particulars, to W. II. Davies, London House, ^jfje Parade, Neath. 2037u2 Millinery.—Wanted immediately, firet-class Milliner; take and execute own orq*4.— Apply, full particulars. J. R. Evans, Bradford H^'uie, Llaiulilo. 2099u2 Milliner.—Wanted, tijip ^Middle of March, a thoroughly experienced Bind; must be well up in millinery sales; good reftejence require*—State full particulars A. Roberts, Victoria Arcade, Swan- I? sea. 2036ul Wanted. Head Dressmaker; experienced; must be reliable fit and stylisV—Apply, full particulars, I Thomas Evans and Co., 1Q7, High-street, Dowlais. p24 Mantle-maker.—Wanted, a good, practical Mantle- maker must be well up in altering.—Apply Richard Lewi. Draper, 1735p24 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS Wanted, Club Steward and Stewardess; no encum- brances previous experience, especially in catering, required; wages £ 2 2s. j>er week, with house, coal, and gas.—Applications, accomiienied by not more than three recent testimonials, to be sent in by Friday rnwning, 26th inst, Cliairman, Barry and Cadoxton Conservative Club Institute Company (Limited), Holton-road, BanryJDock; e6032 A smart Young Man Wanted; canvassing Cardiff and surrounding towns; exceptional opening for energetic man.—Address, in first instance, Box F 62, Express Office, Cardiff. e9904p27 Wanted, smart Young Man. from 19 to 23 years of age, to Assist Brewer; must be steady worker, honest, and early riser.—Apply, personally, with references, to Mr. Edmund J. Leyshon, Graig Brewery, Ponty- pridd. 2149p26 Strong, willing Man Wanted as Porter; must have good character and be able to read and write; wages 206. per week.—Gottwaltz, Bowring, and Perry, 11, High-street, Cardiff. 2129p24 Boot Trade.—Waotpd. good Machinist.—Apply, stating wages required, Poynton and Co. (Limited), Bridge-street, Cardiff. 2128p26 Writer and Grainer.—Opening for good, steady, quick Man, who can do both medium or good work samples required, and refemces.—State wages to Jchn W. Barker, Painter, Belvoir-etreet, Leices- ter. 2098p2b iAundrv.—Wanted, Working Forewoman of Ironlng- roc-m; hours eight to eevon. jday work; must ne a competent person and give ree. ranees.—Applv, stating age, experience, and wages reqiiired, to Manager, Famboiough,_Stanley-i»a,i, JewpofH, Mon. 2054ul Wanted, first-class Sawyex for J^nglish Timber; accustomed to rack and anc saws.-State age, refe- I rence, and wages F 76, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2042p25 Pork Butcbere.—Wanted, Younj? 'Man to Make Small Goods, Kill Pig. must able to make pies bv hand; live in; reference from last place required.—Lockier. Osbome-road, Pontvpool. 2024p25 ab,,it Grocery.—Wanted imnaediatelv, Strong Lad, about 18. to Take Chaige of Horse, Deliv r Goods, and Make j Himself Generally Usftul; int ers.—Apply, witn references, stating salary, to Jam i Davies, Talvwain, Mon. 2023p25 Clerk of the Works Required to Superintend the Erection of Premises at Port Talbot; salary, F,2 per week.—Apply, with reference, to Margrave and Pea- cook, Architects, 46, Wind-street, Swansea. 2031p25 Wanted. Man to Look After Two Horses and do the Rounds, and Make Himself Generally Useful; good references required; permanen-vv.—Applv Batten, Bute-street, Cardiff. 1992p27 To Burebers.Wanted, a good Slaughterman; must he experienced, sober, clean, experienced in small goods, and live ndoors.—HoweU. Aberainan Aberdare. 1994p27 Wanted, good Mason, Carpenter, Painter, and Plumber; steady, conu^tent men accustomed to cottage repairs preferred-Apply Box No. 11. Post- office, Newport. 1968p27 Grocery.—W'.oted. a Young Man, about 17, to Look After Horse and Drive Out.—Send particulars to T. P. Jones, Pontycv miner. 1922p24 Cooper Wa ited immediately; first-class testimonials necessary.—Apply Rbon«l4a Valley Breweries Com- pany (Limited). Pontypridd. 50687 Men, Youths. Requiring Ally Employment, write at once Situation Guirtt fr* husy time thousands suited.—Tanner and C< Newlngvm-causeway), Box 113, 84, AWy-ft- J^irrey-equare, Ixindon. Men late Arqtyi '-<p%te. 1850p26 Win-mot! «» oxpenence nod wages required, Electrical Ensineer, Llanelly.. 1895p26 LIanelly. 1895p26 Vanted at once, a competent Scaffold Rigger.— Apply, with references, to J. and F. Weaver, Builders, Manselton, Swansea^ ■ 1822p25 Wanted. GroDm-Qardener, A Vie to Milk and Make Himself Generally Useful; good character.—Apply Yr.ys House, Taff's Well. 2154u2 Cowman Wanted; must *>e good milker; cottage and garden found.-F SI, Western Mail, Cardiff. p26 Groom-Coachman.—MedioU Man Requires steady Man; aged not less than, 25 years; must drive well and have had experience in gentleman's service pre. ference given to married, man and total abstainer; wages 25s. weekly.—Ap'lv, statin? past experience and references, to F 87 'Western Mail, Cardiff. p26 wages 25s. weekly.—Ap'lv, statin? past experience and references, to F 87 'Western Mail, Cardiff. p26 Wanted imniediat-ply. wsung Man, 18 to SO, Abtc to Milk and Drive Milk to'Cation Twice Daily and Make Himself Generally Use ~i.—W. Beer, High Mead, near Abergavenny. > 2109u2 Youn/Tfan Wanted who Thoroughly Understands Farm Work, to Look After Pigs, Milk Cows. «nd do General Work.—Apply T. D. John, Corporation Stores, Cardiff, W.B. 2020p25 Wanted, a. Coachman can Drive well and have Know- ledge of Vines and Flowers.—Apply, with reference, to Scott, 40. Cathedral-road. Cardiff. 19ft6p27 Wanted, staid Man (s^fle) for small Grass F,->rm milk, hedge, and make hip ^generally useful.-Apftly Gwrhay Bach Farm, nea q: lack wood. 1969p27 Wanted (indoors), a I ^uglily reliable Man as Plain Gardener and Mal n imseTf Generally ITReful. -Apply. stating age v-. and reference. W. P., Cbapel House, near Bu- -'V'< 1918p27 Wanted, steady, reliiajdV Groom-Gardener, M;Tk~ Cow, and be Generally abstainer preferred; £ 1 weeklv; good refers i. •vpiired.—Applv C. B. Jenkins. Trebanos, Swanfh i4Vj .ley. 1749p24_ Wanted immediately (f'y^rjrp), steady, trustworthy Groom-Gardener; to be generally useful —State wages, with references, Mrs. Jenkins, Vicarage, Llanrhidian, near Swansea. 1728p24 SITUATIONS WANTED. Bakers, Confectioners.—Wanted, by experienced Man in all Branches, Sttuation as Foreman used to large trade and patent ovens: good references; married aged 78.—Jones, James-street, Coalville, Leicester. 2108p25 Situation Wanted, by Young Man, aged 24, as Groom-Coachman; willing to be generally useful.— Guymer, 111, Glebe-street. Penarth. 2153p26 Wanted, Situation as Coachman; able to ride and drive well; pood references.—Apply, stating full par ticulars, 18, King-street, Carmarthen. 2139u2 I As Coachman understands hunters, harness horses good rider and driver; 8st. 71b.; married, good < haracter.—L'wM, Cleeve-road, Downend, Gloucester- shire. 2120u2 Ganlening.—Young Man (20) Seeks Situation as j Under-Gardener; two Years' good reference; out- doors preferred.—Address E. Price, Tidenham Chase, (Jhepstow, Glos. 2069ul CLERKS AND MANAGERS. -?-?- CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANTED. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are not allcwed 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 of the Western Mail. At Home.—Employment (genuine), either sex. Enve- lope and Postal Wrapper Addressing; directory and full instructions. b. 2d., returnable with lirst work.- K. Moult, 58, Archer-street, London, N.W. u9 To Grocers' Clerks.—Wanetd, Man, 25 (Outdoors), for l.ugh-class Family Trade; must be quick and accurate and of good address.—State full particulars F 75. Western Mail, Cardiff. 2047p25 Architectural General Assistant Wanted; must be first-class hand at details, plans, and surveying.— Apply, in writing, stating experience and qualiiica- L tions, to F 71, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1997p25 Wanted, Young I>ady with Knowledge of Book- keeping and the Routine of a Draper's Countii.? house.—Apply, stating full particulars, to Morgan and Francis, Pontlottvn Shop, Abertillerv. 1982p27 Clerk Wanted for a Retail Business in Cardiff; must have a knowledge of book-keeping; salary to commence at 2Os.-Apply, by letter only, J. T. Sounders, Accountant, 29, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 50689 Wanted, presently, capable Ledger Keeper; must have experience with large numlier of accounts.— State full particulars to F 55, Western Mail, Car- diff. 193ip27 Shorthand Clerk Wanted for Correspondence in a Commercial Office; must be an efficient typist; Yost machine.—Apply, with references, at Locke's Adver- tising Offices, 3. Commercial-street, Newport, Mon. 1901p26 £ 1.—An Income of 12s. 6d. to £ 1 per Week can be Earned in Spcre Hours or Evenings by Either Sex who can write.—Proof sent free anywhere to anyone sending self-addressed envelope to T. Smith and Co. (Department 9 B), 79, St. Relen's-gardens. North Kensington, London. W. L12b62 CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANT PLACES. Solicitor's Clerk, 187Seeks Situation: 5 to 6 years' .Years' experience High Court and County-court: able to draw bills of costs, &e. typewriting and book-keeping if necessary.—Apply F 73, Western Mail, Caitliff. e6134 Wine and Spirit Merchant's Manager, or Any Position of Trust, Required by Advertiser; aged 47'; undeniable references: ten years in large importer's office in London, seven years in Cardiff; is a good book-keeper, and accustomed to travel; able to take entire charge.—A. C. D., 145, King's-road, Car- diff- 2011p25 Young Man (21) Seeks Re-engagement as Book- keeper or Clerk; experienced wholesale and retail grocery; wages about £ 1.—F 41, Western Mail. Chr- diff. 1824p25 PREMISES. SHOPS TO LET. 28, Pearl-street, Cardiff.—House, Shop, Stable, or Workshop; side entrance; suit cabman or jobbing carpenter.—Apply 17, Agate-street. e6070 To Let, Cathays, good Business Premises; suit coal merchants and general dealer; with stable.—Apply Dawes, Patrick-street, Decks, Cardiff. e9894p25 WAREHOL.SES '.ro LEr. To Let, Three-storied Warehouse, Trade-street; within three minutes' walk of Cardiff Station (G.W.R.); size of each floor, 36ft. by 25ft.; would suit for fur- niture store.—Applv D. Davies, Builder, Trade-street, Cardiff. e9905p28 DWELLING-HOUSES TO BE LET. Kyvieiog street, Cathedral road. — Commodious House; six bedrooms (key at No. 10).—Rent and par- ticulars Venning, 59, Mackintosh-place, Cardiff. u2 To Let, 6, St. Andrew's-place, with Stables, &c., lately occupied bv F. S. Lock.—Apply 21, Tresillian. terr&ce, Cardiff. 2086u2 Forthcawl.—"Sunnyside," desirable Residence, near Esplanade, Church, Station, and Golf twelve rooms every convenience; gas; good water, drainage.— Evan David. 2088u2 To Let, Furnished Country Residence at Uanisben, within three miles of Cardiff, for Six or Seven Months, from middle of April next; house stands in its own grounds; magnificent view of the surrounding neigh- bourhood, and contains three reception-rooms, large kitehen. and convenient offices, four bedrooms, dress- ing-room, bathroom (hot and cold water), with electric light throughout; small coach-house and stable; capital garden, lawn tennis, poultry runs, &c., and close to station.—For further particulars apply to Howell Williams, 1. Charles-street, Cardiff. 50727 Abergavenny.—St. Arvan's, Albany-road; pleasantly situated; two reception-rooms, six bedrooms, bath- room splendid garden, lawn, carriage, drive.—W. Roberts, Brynmawr. 2106w2 117, Crwys-road, four bedrooms, bath, lavatory, w.c., cellar, low rental; 25, Dalton-stveet CCrwvs- road), three bedrooms, bath. 9s.; 13, Dalton-street, four bedrooms, bath, 10s. Keys 27, Dal ton-street.— Particulars 138, Castle-road, Cardiff. 2056ul Cwrt Bleddvn, Llangibby, Mon., to Let; dining, drawing, and billiard rooms, dairy, laundry, &c., eight bedrooms; option of 24 aeree grass land and 2,000 acres shooting; tenuk lawn, tiable, cowhouse, piggejues, &c.-Apply J. S. Gaskell. 2032u1 To Let. 37, Corbett-road, overlooking Cathays Park; four reception, nine bed rooms; all modern arrangements; suitable for ladies' school. To Let, in June, No 33 two reception, eight bed rooms, &e.—Apply Mrs. Dix, 22, Woodville-road, Cardiff. 2010ul Mumbles.—To Let, Furnished or Unfurnished, Family Residence, in picturesque grounds, overlooking sei, near railway station, church, and post-office; three reception and eight bed rooms, bath-room, and usual offices stable, coach-house, lodge, kc. perfect sanitation rent moderate land, if desired.—Nicholl Morgan, Solicitor. Swansea. 2034ul 160, Newport-road, Cardiff, March 25th; superior residence; eleven rooms; every convenience; perfect sanitation; long, sunny garden; rent £ 58—Apply 168. 1987p27 Pretty Country Six-roomed Cottage (Furnished), to Let, Week. Month, or Year; close to trout river, Gwendraej^-Tardy ^Kidwelly. 1550p24 Tongwyn.—To Let, from Ladv Dav, with 33 Acres of Pasture 2i miles north of 'Bridgend the house contains parlour, kitchen, back kitchen, scullerv, pantry, dairy, larder, 11 bedrooms, with farm build- ings.—Apply W. Llewellyn, Court Colman, lindg- end. 186 £ p26 To Let, with immediate possession, "'Bryn Teg," near Llantrismt, within five minutes' walk Cf Cross Inn Station (Tuff Vale Railway), and 20 minutes of Llantrisant Station (G.W.R.). This very desirable Country Residence, with south aspect, has IKen thoroughly renovated, and contains four reception- oonis, china pantry, large kitchen, scullery, larders, cellars, lie., znd complete domestic offices and per- fect sanitary arrangements. On the first floor are six good bedrooms, bath-room, and w.c electric bells and hot and cold water throughout; coach- house, stable, and other outbuildings; capital walled garden, together with fourteen acres of excellent pasture land—For further particulars apply to Howell Williams, Auctioneer and Valuer, Bridgend; T Messrs. T. Waring and Son, Cardiff. 50502 To be Let, immediate possession, No. 34, Park- place.—Particulars from F. R. Rainey, Western Mail, Cardiff. 50655 fo Let, in good Watering-place in North Devon, a Large House, Furnished or Unfurnished, suitable for Lcdies' School or Boarding-house.—Apply, first by letter, to S. M., Western Mail Office, Merthyr Tydfil. 1863p26 To Let, with immediate possession, Millbrook House, Caerieon, near railway station, containing dining-room, drawing-room, kitchen, dairy, and two pantries on the ground floor; four bedrooms on the first floor, and two over, with an underground cellar; also a good garden and stable.—Apply to Messrs. David and David, 27, High-street, Cardiff. p25 Penarth.—To Let, Prettily-furnished House good locality; aM modern comforts; convenient for train and 'bus, rent very moderate.—Apply to D. H. Edmunds, Estate Agent, Windsor-road, Penarth. p25 Charming Residenoe, in the healthiest and most pleasant suburb of Hereford, to lx*t, with immediate possession; two minutes from golf links; boating, &c —Apply Robt. Keay, Broad-street, Hereford. p24 -— 0TURSEMAIDS AND SERVANTS. Wanted, good Laundress, Cooks, House-Parlour- maids (Penarth), Generals, and Housemaids.—Mrs. Fumivall's Select Registry, Cardiff. Motheis' Helps, Housekeepers, Nurse, and Sewing-maid Disengaged. •.9902p26__ Wanted, good General Servant; able to cook well; must have good references; good \va""s to suitahle jierson.—Address 29, Park-place, Cardiff. e6024 Wanted, a good General Servant; one that car. do plain cooking; another one kept.-Apply Unyal Oak Hotel, St. Mary-street, Cardiff e9896p24 Wanted, a respectable General Servant; ? aged about 20; two in family.—Apply Mrs. Horton, 12, Romilly- road, Barry. p24 Wanted at once, good General Servant; able to do plain cooking; must have good reference*.—32. Rich- nond-road, Cardiff. 2126p26 General Servant.; good plain cook; with good references; housemaid and man kept.-Mrs. Lloyd, Bryntirion, Neath. 50732 Waited, experienced Dairymaid, to Milk, Make Bi-tter well, ale > Wash and Iron; gentleman's ser- vice.—Ross, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 2089u2 Waited immediately. Plain Cooks, General Servants for Business and Private.—Stamp, Mrs. Evans's Regis- try, Elm-street, Cardiff. Disengaged, House-Parlour- maids and Cook-Generals; Young Servants. 214ou? Wanted at once, a good, strong Girl; country pre- ferred.—156, Cowbridge-road, Canton, Cardiff. u2 Wanted, good, willing Girl, about 18; fond of ,-h ildlen. -Apply, first instance, Post-office, Llan- isben. J 2073d2 Wanted, clean, active General (reconimended by last mistress) for a Public Business House.—Apply, first. F 83, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2078p26 Wanted at once, IiikiwÎ1maTri; country; must be well recommended and clean.—Apply Mrs. Bradley, Cefn Pare, Brecon. 2092p26 Wanted, a. clean, active Girl, aged 16 to 18; must be fond of children; four in family.—Mrs. WanI, Mumbles, near Swansea. 2101p24 Wanted immediately. General Servant; two in family.—Apply, after five o'clock, 30, Clive-roari, Penarth. 2102p2t Wanted immediately, an experienced General Ser- vant small family; good references required.—Apply, after six p.m., 16. Richmond-road, Cardiff. 2090p25 Wanted, thoroughly experienced General Servant for Family of Three; no washing; good wages to com- petent person-—XichoIIe, Cae-Glas, Skewen, Neath. u2 Wanted, P&rlouimaid housemaid kept.-Apply, giving height, age, experience, reference, and -wages, Mrs. Trubshaw, Aelybryn, Llanelly. 2060ul A good Home for a Widow to Take Charge of Household Duties.—Apply Mrs. Palmer, Hadfielde, near Cross Hands, Newport. 2055p25 Wanted, an experienced General Servant.—116, Ciyude-road. Cardiff. 2009ul ? Housemaid Wanted two in family-Apply. after six, St. Albans, 15, The Walk, Cardiff. 2007p25 Wanted, an experienced General Servant.—Apply 250, Newport-road, Cardiff. 2004ul Wanted, good General. Also. neat Girl its Nurse- Housemaid; two children, eight and five respectively. —Apply, between six and nine p m 5, Richmond- terrace, Park-place, Cardiff. 2046p25 Wanted, experienced Cook-General, also House- Parlourmaid, for Small Family.—Mrs. Hibbert, Brya- y-Mor, Park-road, Penarth. 1398p2S" Wanted. experienced General Servant; housp-c'.aid kept; good references indispensable.—Apply Pocetta, Stow Park. Newport, Mon. 2002ul Wanted, good General Servant: able to cook well; must have ;rood references; eood wages to suitable person.—Address 29, Park-place. Cardiff. 50701_ Wanted. House-Parlourmaid and Plain Cook, or Willing Girls to Train as Such.—State wages, refe- rences, Mrs. Sampson, Bryngwili, Pontardulai*. fp27 Wanted immediately, Country Girl, 20 to 33 (ab- stainer), as thoroughly, good General; plain cooking and washing; three family; £ 12. paid n;onthlv. rising to j515 if found'good and reliable,—Apply, by letter, N., 24, Lochaber-streei, Roath Park." Car- diff. 1942p27 Watted, a strong Girl as Kitehenmaid; must be well recommended.—Mrs. Homfray, Penliyn Castle, Cowbridge. 50685 Wanted, trustworthy General Servant; must have good references wages according to age and qualifica- tion.—Mrs. Daniel, 151, Crwvs-road, Cardiff. 1914p24 Parlourmaids, Housekeepers, Housemaids, Mother's Help, Nurses, 30 Cooks, Generals: 30 situations to- day (London, Cardiff. Newport).—Davies's Registry, 45, Charles-street, Cardiff. 1988p24* Wanted, an experienced Plain Cook.-Apply 39, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 50695 Required immediately, good Plain Cook 30 to 35; comfortable home jjood reference required.—Apnlv F 48, Western Mail Office. Cardiff. 1900p26 Wanted. Cook-General for Two in Family, where housemaid kept.—Full particulars to W. L., Western Mail, Swansea. ?E98p26 Wanted immediately, for small Family, a good General Strvant.—Apply Mrs. Evans, IscJed. Merthyr Tydvil. 1S90p36 House-Parlourmaid Wanted: must have good refe- rences liberal wages; no tegistry office.—Mrs. Haynes. Erynhir, Penclawdd, near Swansea. 1888p26 Wanted immediately, C' >nk-Gemral; must, be nxpe- T ienccd and a thoroughly good cook.—Apply 1, Fitzalan-place, Cardiff. 1873p26 General Servant Wanted early riser; experienced no cooking, washing, or baking; Churchwoman pre- ferred wages £14; two other servants kept.-Apply, with references, Mrs. Newell. College. PorthcawL p26 Wanted, for Minehead, House-Parlourmaid; £ 18; family two. House-Parlourmaid; £20. Housemaid: £ 16; three ladies in Clifton.—Address Mrs Morgan, 71, Park-street, Bristol. le70p26 Wanted, in a Month, good Plain Cook in a Gentle- man's Family.—Stnte age. wages, and references, F 42. Western Mail, Cardiff. !848p26 Wanted, an experienced Servant; able to cook; business house.-13, Moira-place, Cardiff. 1839p25 Wanted, sharp Girl, about 16, used to Children; good home.—Apply Mrs. Adams, 14, White Tiidiee'- road. Swansea. 1821p25 Wanted, good Cook-General.—Apply, first instance, 10, Charles-street, Cardiff. 3803p25 Wanted, an experienced General, with reference; two in family-Apply Mrs. Sam Thomas, Thomas- K-rdet. Merthvr. 1823p25 An experienced General Servant, with (rood charac- ter family of two; good wages to suitable irirl.—5, Plasturton-gardens, Cardiff 1793p25 An experienced House-Parlourmaid, fer near Stroud. —Apply Stanley House, The Walk. Cardiff 1792p25 Wanted immediately, strong, experienced General Servant; no eookincr; an early riser with good refe- rences.—Apply Mumford, 11, Westbourne-road, Penarth. 1732p25 Experienced Cook-General Wanted cajiable. trust- orthy; about 27; h0I1!parI0\1m1aid kept; small fa ily.—Mrs. Williams, The Hollies, Caerau, Newport, Mon. 1766p24 Nurse-Housemaid Wanted, for Anril; good needle- woman take charge of baby eighteen months.—State wages 50, Clive-road, Penarth. 1740p24 Wanted at once. a thoroughly experienced House- Parlourmaid in a Gentleman's Residence near Ponty- pridd.—Apply Jenkyn, Pontypridd. 1733p24 Wanted, good Cook; well recommended; small dairy; hakinz -Apnlv. with particulars, Miss Evans, Llanjrattoek Park. Crickhowell. 1732p24 Wanted, a good General: fond of children; one from country preferred.—Mrs. Trott. 19, Christina- street,, Cardiff 1723p24 A good General Servant Wanted.-Apply 34. Rich- mond-road, Cardiff, after five o'clock- 1772p24 Wanted, Cook-General; two children; nurse kept; wages £ lfi to £ 18.—Apply, by letter. Mrs. March, Tregenna Cottage, Llanishen, near Cardiff. 1718p24 General Servant Wanted; good references: no familv.—Apply Trott, 52, Clive-etreet, Grancetown, Cardiff. 1717p24 Wanted, Two crood Generals as Cook and House- Parlourmaid: state fullest particulars; good Apply Deane House, Newport-road, Cardiff. 1720p24

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APARTMENTS. Wanted, a Young Gentleman to Share Rooms with Another in Miskin-street, Cathays; excellent piano and every convenience; abstainer preferred; terms moderate"—E 96. Express Office, Cardiff. e9119 Iienuired in Cardiff or Neighbourhood, Sitting-room and Two Bedrooms, unfurnished.—F 43. Western Mail, Cardiff. eS3?8p24 To Let, Front Sitting-room, One or Two Bedrooms hot and cold bath.-99, Frederick-street (off Queen- street). Cardiff. 2026ul Penarth.—Well-furnished Apartments for Gentle- men every convenience; oentral position; separate bedrooms, if required; terms modera.te.3. Clive- place. 2030ul A large Front Sitting-room, One or Two Bedrooms, with or without board; close to town.—9. Park-place, Cardiff. 19 £ 4p £ 7 To Students, Cierks. Arc.—Lady or Gentleman Desiring a quiet, Christian Home, near Cathedral- road.—Address F 54. Western Mail, Cardiff. 1950p27 Beaufort Villa, 12, Cowbrdge-road, Cardiff.- Superior Apartments. 1874p26 Comfortable FrdTit Apartments; best part Ninian- road overlooking Roath Fark reasonable terms — Write F 30, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1790p25 33, Charles-street, Cardiff.—Large Front Sitting- room and One or Two Bedrooms; good cooking and attendance. 1731 p 25 Penarth.—Laosdowne Private Hotel; extensive Channel view; superior accommodation: moderate es; special terms to permanent residents. 3933 AMBER ALE ?, — ??s? ALES & STOUT CASK .n< /+$&/ H*B" BBTTLE SHEPTO" ./??? MAUET. /???!?/ ———' /?S??? STORO, PEMABTH ROAD, ??/ X7 CARDIFF. I BUSINESS ADDRESSES. I The ONLY West End TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OUT OF LONDON, The West End Tailors 19, DUKE ST., WHO GUARANTEE A SAVING Or 25 PER CENT. Telegraphic Address—" Revolution, CardtK" Telephone—No. ra*. 1 THE EVENING EXPRESS It Cm be obtained Every Night of the following Ideal 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. HOGG, QUEEN-STREET. j CANTON: EVANS, LOWER CATHEDRAL-ROAO RICARDS, LOWER CATHEDRAL-BOAD. DOWN. POST OFFICE, CLARE-STREET. REUS, 55, COWBRTDGK-ROAD. DOWN. POST-OFFICE, COWBRIDGE-RD. HUGHES, 64, CO\VBRIDGE-ROAD. HLGHES. 102, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. LEWIS. 132, OOWBRIDGE ROAD. BAKEJi, 174, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. WILSON, 194, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. RIORDAN, 212, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. BOUND, 3, KING'S-ROAD. ^MITH and CO., ATLAS-ROAD. "( ROATH: STAN'S, ALBANY-ROAD. TALBOT, 52, BROADWAY. ROBERTS, 28. BROADWAY. FLEMING, 61, BROADWAY. WHITE, 120, BROADWAY. REES, 49. METAL-STREET. THOMAS. 3, CLIFTON-STREET. KOl'KE, 16, PEARL-STREET. D F MORRIS, 209. RICHMOND-ROADi LOCKE, 8, MACKINTOSH-PLACE. LAWRENCE, 14, CASTLE-ROAD. RuWLEItG'3, 78, CASTLE-ROAD. PADFIELD, CASTLE-ROAD. j DAVAGE. CASTLE-ROAD MUMFORD, CASTLfi-ROAD. MRS KING. 7. CASTLE-ROAD. ELLIOTT, BANGOR-ROAD. T SALTMEAD. JOHN, 22, CORNWALL-ROAD. < CATHAYS: WILLIS, 14, MUNDY-PLACE. PHEECE, 30, SALISBURY ROAD, STUDDARD, 55, UPPER UEORGE-ST. ROSS 45. LETTY-STREET. C STEVENS, 136. WOODVILLE.ROAD. = 1 DOCKS: BUSSELL, STUART-STREET. J SAVAGE, 150, BUTE-STREET. TYLER, 38, PUTS-STREET. GRAyaEFOWN: "THE DON." 140. PENARTH-ROAD. SITELDRICK 1. AMHERSTSTREET. HART, 44, HOLMSDALE-STREET. MISS J. FRANCIS, 142. PAGET-STREET. MOORS: C W HUTnilNGS. CARLISLE-STBEET. FLEMING. SPLOTT-ROAD. MORGAN, 18. PORTMANMOOR-ROAD. | NEWTOWN: J FISHER, 2 ADAM-STREET. DAVIES, 29, ADAM-STREKT. r- RIVERSIDE: MRS LONG. EI.DON-ROAD. TURNER, 68, ELDON-ROAD. M 'JHOJiAS, TUDOR-ROAD. MATHERS. TUDOR-ROAD. VERY ONE OF OUR READER9 "STIOUID AT ONCE ORDER ONE OF OUR INDELIBLE PORTRAITS. nurine the past Three Months nearly 1,000 of ooi readers have taken advantage of the offer we mad* 05 a CRAYON AND INDIAN PORTRAIT, 1 For the Small Sum of 6s. 6d.

OUR SHORT STORY THE BROWN CLOAK. Farmer Foyglove, in pity for the Widow Waterman, who was too thinly clad for ccld weather, recklessly took down an old bom- bazine cloak, originally a bright brown, but now faded in as many streaks as a, zebra hide, which had hung from time immemorial in the back I entry. "There ain't no more use in thai old dud," he thought. "And it'll keep the cold out, and if rhilena makes a fuss I'll (five her a new blanket shawl." Mrs. Waterman went off rejoicing. Presently Mnr. Foxglove and Seraphme came home from the weekly meeting of the Society for the Helpers of the Heathen in jubilant spirits. "George Paters on was there," euid Mrs. Fox- glove. "R.: said he came after his aunt, but it's my beref that he wanted to walk home with Seraphine." Seraphine hung down her head and said nothing. "La, me," said Mrs. Foxglove from the kitchen, "what has come to things? Here's the cold kitchen and the apple pie gone. And tho cover off the butter jar, too!" "Y-yes," said the farmer, coughing. "I—I got sort o' hurgry. so I thought I'd jest take a enack." "Where's the bombazine cloak, pa?" said Seraphine after the somewhat frugal supper, as she iook the milking pail. "It's raining a little, and the cows haven't oonid home from SMte* yafc. "If I had a pair of eyes I'd use them," said Mrs. Foxglove, coming to the rescue and viewing the row of empty pegs with an eager glance. "Well, I declare! Nehemiah," turning to her husband, "that comes of leaving you to keep house. You must have gone off and left the door open and some tramp has got in and robbed us." I "I did jest step out to the woodpile for some more log?," said the fanner, thankful for the avenue of escape that was opened to him. "But I wasn't gone long." He wriggled uneasily in his cushioned rocking chair. "I wish old Mrs. Waterman had been to Jericho before she came here 1" he eaid to himself. Meanwhile pretty Seraphina, singing softly to herself, folded up the old striped shawl around her taper shoulders and went out to the pasture after the truant cows. Old Tulip's bell was jangling among the silver stemmed birches on the bleak hill. They were already on the homeward path, but Seraphina loitered unnecessarily on the foot- bridge that spanned a brawling brook. All was still and dusk, a certain frost sweet- ness was in the autumn air, and the only visible person wa.s a woman further down the brook, who was dipping out water. (Suddenly these wae imoitiMff «t^p-«troog> swift, and full of purpose. Seraphina's eye brightened a vivid colour rose into her cheeks. "There he comes now," she murmured, "there comes George!" To her surprise and dismay, however, the cavalier did not come up the hill, but staid his steps beside the other woman btlow. "He is throwing his arms around her neck," thought the indignant Seraphina. "He is-yes, he is actually kissing her—should I care? I'm sure it don't matter to me." Str;>phine hurried the cows home and finished the milking in less time than it had ever taken her before. She was just carrying in the milk- ing pail when a tall figure approached. "Seraphina "Pray don't trouble yourself to speak to me," said Seraphina, with a toss of the head. "Or if you do, plea.se call me Miss Foxglove!' And Seraphina vanished through the kitchen door. Wha.t's the matter, Phiny?" said her mother, noticing the girl's quiok movements and heigh- tened colour. I "Notliimg. ma," said Seraphina. It was getting toward-s nine o'clock when there came a knock at the door. Mrs. Fox- glove opened it. There stood the Widow Waterman. "I hope I'm not intruding," said Mrs. Water- man, "but here's the brown bombazine cloak, Mr. Foxglove, and, humbly thanking you all the same, I'd rather not wear it." "Eh?" said Mr. Foxglove in amazement. "It was very kind of you to give it to me," went on Mrs. Waterman, to the utter discom- j fiture of the poor farmer, "but there's some things as human flesh and blood can't bear, and to have Deaoon Pullaby's son asking if he could not see me home when I ceme out of the store.1 and Mr. Ferdinand Pluff saving was I to be at the dance at Melinda Edwards's on Tuesday night, and might he call for me at two o'clock- well, its rather upsetting. But the worst of it all was when I went to get a little water at the brook. A young fellow seized hold of me and was going to kiss me. I believe it's the brown cloak as done it all," with a meaning glance at Seraphina Foxglove. "So, if you would please to take it back, I'll try and get along with my old shawl a sipeill longer. And the roast of chicken was very good, sir; and thttit apple pie couldn't be beat." There was a moment's direful silence, and then Mrs. Waterman sidled out of the room and betook herself once more to the mysterious silence of the night. ''Well, I declare!" said Mrs. Foxglove. "Ma, don't scold pa. said Seraphina, half way bt-tween l&ugiuing and crying. The farmer feebly rubbed his hands. 1.1 think IH go to bed," said he. And he went. Seraphina, running out for a pitcher of water, the last tiling before shutting the house for the night nearly stumbled against George Paterson. 'Goodness me! What are you doing?" said Seraphina, "I can't go home and sleep. Seraphina, while you are angry with me," said the poor fellow, who was very desperately in love. What have I done?" "Nothing," she replied. "Except—excejjt that you can't blame me for being jealous when I see you hugging and kissing the widow Water- mail." "It was the cloak, Semphina-the brown cloak tbait misled me/' pleaded George. "1 thought it was you." -?- "Oh, it's all very well to talk!" said Sera- phina. Mrs. Foxglove thought Seraphina had never before been so long in bringing a pitcher of water. To George Paterson, however, the moments seem winged. But nevertheless he went home rejoicing.

RADNORSHIRE POLICE INQUIRY. DECISION OF THE HOME SECRE- TARY. We are authoritatively informed that the result of the recent inquiry held at Presteign by Sir Richard Harrington is entirely in favour of Captain Parry and against the police. The Home Secretary has therefore declined, for the present at least, to sanction the usual Govern- ment grant. If this is persisted in, the county will be at a loss of about J6800. The chief- constable has not resigned, but has placed him- self in the hands of the standing joint com- mittee. A special urgent meeting of the com- mittee has been called for Friday next to con- sider the matter.

-? LINSEED COMPOUND" for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Bronchitis. Of Chemists only. e5901-5 On Tuesday morning a meeting of the credi- tors of Mr. Daniel Hajwood, of the Knights' Arm- Porthcawl, took place at the office of the Cardiff Official Reoeiver. Debtor had, prior to going to PorMioawl, carried on busi- ness as a grocer at No. 34, Woodville-road, Cathays, and it was to losses sustained while tradine there that Mr Harwood chiefly attri- buted his failure. His gross liabilities amounted to £ 340 3s. 2d., of which £ 322 18s. 6d. is expected to rank. The assets are JE36 18s. 7d., leaving a gross deficiency of £285 19s. lid. No resolution was passed, and the Official Receive]; remains trustee^

GREAT BILLIARD MATCH, ANOTHER CAPITAL DISPLAY. Roberts's marvellous exhibition on Monday evening, ^vhen he scored 1,786 points to his opponent's 404, and made up abaut 1,200 of his deficiency on the handicap terms, intensified the interest in the great match on Tuesday at the Egyptian-hall, London, ini which Roberts is giving 12,000 atart in 24,000, "spot harred." The scores liotl been left at—Peall. 18,799; Roberts. 13,232. At the outset Roberts played in perfectly marvellous fashion, and looked like leaving his opponent almost standing still. He had been left in play with an unfinished 285, and this he increased to 435 before coming to grief in rather an u-itucky imnner. He made a red hazard, but in doing so fouled his opponent's hall. Later on he put on 322 and 40, and took his game to 13,811, against 18.813. Up to this point Roberts had actually scored 580 to Peall's 15. and so completely had the chances veered round that he now held an advantage of about 100 points. It was here, however, that Roberto's period of triumph ended. The balls had run with provoking luck for Peall. as. though he bad gone on six times, he never had o- e real opening, but when the balls did at last come for him he utilised his opportunity with such admirable effect that be ran up a break of 218. Roberts followed with 85 and 50, but then Peall further improved his position by making 173. the laat 57 of which were off the red bail alone. In this he was favoured bv fortune, as he "fluked" the white in after making 116. For the remainder of the afternoon the contest was conducted in the keenest manner, Roberts making 163 and Peall 63, 48, and 23 unfinished. The totals at the adjourn- ment were-Peall, 19,343; Roberts, 14.145. In the course of the afternoon Roberts had made 913 points to Peall's 544. and, therefore, the latter had once more gained on the handicap terms. There wao another splendid attendance in the evening. and a fine display of billiards was witnessed on the part of both professionals. Peall increased his incomplete break to 76, and, after 189 from Roberts, followed on with 112. Then Roberts put on splendid 299, but the effort was practically neutralised by Peall running the effort was practically neutralised by Peall running up 48, 88, and 139. For a time Roberts had the best of the play, making 69. 58. 99, and 88, but afterwards Peall got in with 47 and 79. Towards the finish Roberts made 192, and then Peall ran on to his requisite number, the scores at the close standing—Peall. 20,001; Roberts, 15.209. The latter is thus 791 behind j on the handicap terms.

1" LINSEED COMPOUND" (Trade Mark) gives Expectoration without stain. 9jd-, lJAd Sold by Chemists oatx tSSOl—3

MONMOUTHSHIRE CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE. THE DEPREDATIONS OF ROOKS. A general meeting of the Monmouthshire Chamber of Agriculture was held at the Angel Hotel, Abergavenny, on Tuesday, the newly-elected president, Mr. Evan David, of Liansaintffmed, Abergavenny, in the chair. Several new members were elected, including Mr. R. M'Kenna, M.P. for North Monmouth- shire.—Mr. Ernest Lyne brought forward the question of the swine fever regulations, aaid complained that under the present regulations, although they could send pigs out of tiie county, they could not bring any of them back except under a 28 days' quarantine. Monmouthshire was the only county where there were such stringent regulations. He thought they should uxge either the Board of Agriculture or the county council to modify these regulations.—After discussion, a resolu- tion was passed that the regulations should be in the hands of a central authority, and not local authorities, so that there should be uniformity, and in the meantime that the county council be asked to amend the exist- ing regulations eo as not to press hardly upon exhibitors.—The question of the damage done by rooks, wood pigeons, and other wild birds to the crops was brought forward by the pre- sident, who said that landowners who kept up rookeries scarcely realised the injury which farmers suffered.—Mr. John Prichard, speak- ing of his own losses in cornfields from this cause, thought farmers should at once take the matter into their own hands and stand the perils of the law.—Mr. Weetman said he believed that rooks had destroyed half his corn and half his roots. He believed they did thousands of pounds' worth of damage in the county in a year.—Mr. Henry Williams said he lived within a mile of three rookeries, and he had no hesitation in saying that the birds added 20 per cent. to the rent of his land by their depredations.—Mr. A. A. Wil- liams (agent to the Pontypool Estate) said he thought farmers had the matter in their own hands. If they would convey to landowners who kept rookeries the fact that injury was I dene they would do what was possible to lessen the number of birds.—The chamber afterwards discussed the question of Poor- law superannuation, and adopted a motion against any such scheme.

CARDIFF EXHIBITION. I. I PRESENTATION TO MR. R. FORREST. A private meeting of the executive of the Car- diff Exhibition was held at the Town-hall on Tuesday night to arrange for a presentation of I his portrait to Mr. R. Forrest, as a recognition of his tireless energy and valuable service in connection with the recent exhibition. I

I A fearful accident happened at the Oakfield Wireworks, Cwmbran, during Monday after- noon. A lad named Williani Clarke. thirteen years of age, living at 16, Tranquil-street, and who was employed at the wireworks, became entangled in bhe coils of the red-hot wire as it issued from a roller. He could not be extri- cated for some time, and then only with great difficulty, he was badly burned about the legs. The unfortunate lad was admitted to, and detained at, the Newport infirmary. UNUM CATHAkTlCUM PILLS, digestive, correc- tive, and agreeably aperient, fljd., li £ d- Of all Cbemiate. e5901-7 At Newport Bankrusptev-court oni Tues- day (before the registrar, Mr. H. J. Davis) the examinations of Thomas Morgan, 84, Com- mercial-road, Newport, efcip chandler's water olark, lately trading as Thomas Morgan and Son, greangrooers and meat salesmen; Herbert Handy, 60, Chepstow-road, Newport, formerly managing director of Herbert Handy (Limited), house furnishers, 1.4-7, CommeroiaJ-street; and Alfred Crocker, 94, Commercial-road, own mer- tfttufc. tru beard.

j BAZAAR AT COWBRIDGE. ——— ? | Our Lady Correspondent writes:—What f j j quiet, quaint little oountry town Cowbridge is 11 was quite surprised wtien I wa'idered down i I there on Tuesday to find so little astir in the clean, white little borough, but once inside the Town-hall all was life and activity. The bazaar j in aid of Llanblethian Church wae well patronised. The first person I noticed as I entered was the bishop, who. beaming kindly on every- •' one, had his accustomed big basket in hand, steadily filling it from stall to stall. There was a very pretty collection of articles on the stalls, particularly on that of Mrs. and the Miera ■! Jenkirs, of Brynhyfryd, where beautiful needle- work and artistic paintings, and decorations tempted the buyer. A wooden table painted J with pansies would have done credit to A Royal Academician, it was so admirably •; painted. Hie ladieu at the stalls were. some aprons with bows and riblwns of red, white, and blue, and some wore black dresses with pink chiffon caps. rosettes, and sashes. The ladies at the refreshment stall wore white muslins spotted wiih black, fichus and caps of muslin. and donned each a spray of red roses. Many stylish dresses were worn by the older lad is* at the stalls. The bazaar continues to-day (Wednesday), nnd T hope wiU be as great i success as on Tuesday. The refrcehmenttt i which. T believe, were nearly all provided bg Mrs. TVitcJiard, were evofdl-ent. 1 '1

TIMBERTRADE FEDERATION Tho Timber Trade Federation—in the. ] inaugural meeting of which four years ago the timber importers of Cardiff, Gloucester, and Bristol took a prominent part—held its annual meeting on Monday, when Mr. William Riley, of Cardiff, was re-elected on the exocotiv* committee, Alderman Low. of Bristol. attMn. in,g ervem higher honour, being elected JnIi- dent. LINSEKD COMPOUND" (Trade Mark) lor Ocoghs sad. Colds, ^4., 13^4- Sold bx Cheata* oafe eHM, j ? ?j î ,1