Evening Express

FURNITURE FOR QUALITY FURNITURE THAT WILL WEAR FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRiCES FURNITURE FOR CASH OR ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE COUNTRY FURNITURE SOLD RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES TO GET ALL THIS GO TO THE ATLAS FURNISHING CO j HAYES BUILDINGS, CARDIFF.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. DEATHS, AND IN MEMORIAM. Notices apDcsrnig under these headings are ctistgei •t the folio wine rates:— U inserted in the EVENING EXPRESS," WESo TERN MAIL," and WEEKLY MAIL," 3s. for 31 Words ..nd Id. for each Additional Word. If Inserted In the EVENING EXPRESS" and "WEEKLY MAIL only, Is. for SO Words tad Id. far every Two Extra Words. No notices of this description will be inserted unleM authenticated by the name and address of the sender. Telegrams or telephon; message* cannot be acted on until confirmed in writin*.

AUGUSTINE J. STONE (Late STONE BROS.). FTINBBAL FURNISHER & FUNERAL DTRECTOR Personal Supervision to All Orders. El Nat. Tel.: Cardiff, No. 704: Barry Dock, No. 37. S Post Office Tel. N. 612, Cardiff. Telegrams: STONE j BROS., CARDIFF. STONE BROS., Barry Docks, a 5, WORKING-ST., (JABDIFF, And 101, HOLTON-ROAD, BARRY DOCKS. J. MARSH & CO.. FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, REMOVED, FREDERICK-STREET, Md 41, WESTBOURNE-PLACE, Price List on Application. National Tel. No. 0725. JONES AND SON. I UNDERTAKERS, | 212, CASTLE-ROAD, ROATH, | AND 1, CHARLES-STREET, CARDIFF. 1g PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. ——— CARDIFF. THEATRE JJOYAL, CARDIFF. Lessee and Manager.Mr. ROBERT REDFORD. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! SATURDAY. June 20, Positively LAST NIGHT of the Greatest Play of the Century, A "ROYAL JJIVORCE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! Owing to their Great Success Last Night, the famous CARDIFF MILITARY BATJ) Have been re-engaged to repeat TO-NIGHT, with Limelight and Scenic Effects, Lekers- berg's descriptive and appropriate music, "THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO. Next Weelt-Arthur E.' Godfrey's Company, IN THE JAWS OF DEATH. Box Office at Theatre 10 to 5. Nat. Tel. 362. al7216 GRAND RPHEATRE. Lessee & Manager. EDWARD QUIGLEY. TO-NIGHT, 7.50. C T rpHE CO-N-VICT. Popular Summer Prices. e2723ol5 Tis not in mortals to command success, but we'll do more—deserve it."—Addison- fJIHE CARDIFF EMPIRE, QUEEN-STREET. Managing: Director OSW, ALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT. NIMBLE NAT CLIFFORD, Of Whimsical Walk, Words, and Ways! "The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed." FRED LINCOLN, A Versatile Comedian. THE O'MALLEYS, 'Comic Talkers, Singers, and Dancers, in Funny Burlesque Characters. Special and Expensive Engagement of the Latest London Success, LILIAN LEA AND COMPANY, In a Farcical Musical Sketch, entitled—" THE COUNTRY GIRL," or the Maid, the Widow, and the Motor (S)mash. Lovely, Lively LILY BURNAND, In her Latest Successful Songs. The American Musical Comedians, SIMMS AND SIMMS, "You're Not Mad, Are You?" THE HENRY TAYLOR TRIO Of Wonderful Equilibrists. Daughter of the late Madame Lennard Charles. MISS HELEN CHARLES, A Gifted Vocalist HAIDEE LEE and WALLACE KINGSTON, In their Latest Success-H A COUNTRY COUSIN." Next Week—THE PEERLESS SANDOW. Bicybles Stored Free of Charge. Two Performances Nightly. Early one between 7 o'clock and 9; late one between 9 o'clock and 11. Box Office open daily (with exception of Saturdays) 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Saturdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. L18363 Plan of Grand Circle. No booking fees. NEWPORT. THE NEWPORT EMPI E, CHARLES-STREET. Managing Director .OBW ALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! The Two McNaughtons, Sunny Tom and Frantic Fred. Vosper. an Up-to-date Entertainment. Charles Lilburn, Comedian. Gertrella, Phantom Dancer Gymnast. New- port Shippers' Walk, Cardiff Coal Exchange Walk, and Baden-Powell at Cardiff, shown on the American Bioscope. K and K in a Comical Musical Masquerade. Kate Chard and H. O. Clarey. Miss Alice Lloyd, Come- dienne. L18864 PEOPLE SAY Kernick's „ Vegetable Pills WHY I SHOULD BE MORE WIDELY KNOWN. They have been used and appreciated by thou- sands for over FIFTY YEARS and their sale has largely increased. HAVE YOU TRIED THEM? They are very small and easily swallowed. Each jbox is a veritable MEDICINE CHEST in itself. If you feel out of sorts, or want a Spring Medicine try KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS. One is a dose for an average man. They core Head- aches, Biliousness, Bad Blood, Indigestion, Weakness, Nervous Debility, or Kidney Troubles. They cleanse the system, strengthen the nerves, purify the blood, and prepare the body for the Bummer heats. THERE IS NO MEDICINE LIKE THEM KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS are sold by all 'Chemists, &c., in 7-1,1,d. ic.-Id.. and 29 boxes, or direct of the Sole Proprietors—KERNICK & SON, Ltd Wholesale Druggists, Cardiff, on receipt of stamps. JMPORTANT TO EVERY QNE. WHEN MINOR AILMENTS AND DERANGEMENTS ARE BY NEGLECT OR WRONG TREATMENT ALLOWED TO THREATEN A SERIOUS DIS- TURBANCE OF THE GENERAL HEALTH, IT IS IMPORTANT TO EVERY ONE THAT THE BEST REMEDY SHOULD BE INDICATED. EXPERIENCE PROCLAIMS THAT SUCH A REMEDY IS FOUND IN BEECHAM'S PILLS. THEIR EFFICIENCY IN REGULATING THE SECRETIONS OF THE LIVER, STOMACH, AND KIDNEYS, AND CORRECTING MORBID CONDITIONS OF THOSE ORGANS. HAS BEEN PROVED BEYOND DOUBT. BEECHAM'S are perfect in quality and JLP plentiful in quantity; they PILLS last longest. go furthest, J f and produce the beet results. BEECHAM'S are sold everywhere in boxes, price ls. lid. (56  Bills) and 2s. 9d. (168 pills), PI_LLTS with fuU directiom. SALES BY AUCTION, GWALIA STUD FARM. ST. LYTHANS, NEAR CARDIFF. ANNUAL SALE OF HIGH CLASS HARNESS HORSES, SHOW COBS, AND PONIES. MR. JOSEPH STANFIELD has been 1 L favoured by the Proprietors with in- structions to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION, at The Farm. St. Lythans, near Cardiff, on SATURDAY, June 27th, 1903. at 2.30 o'clock p.m. sharp. Breaks will leave the Royal Hotel, St. Mary- street, Cardiff, at 1.30 o'clock p.m. Further Information, Catalogues, Orders to View, and for Trials can be obtained, on application to Mr. Tom J. Mathiae. at The Farm, St. Lythans; or to Mr. J. Stanfield, Auctioneer, Lion-chambers, 77, St. Mary- street, Cardiff. al7140 25. CASTLE-STREET. CARDIFF. UNRE-SERVED SALE of a Large Assemblage of Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, eeized under distress for rent, and removed to above Salerooms at tenant's request. MESSRS. GILLER and LOGSDALL, i v B F.A.I., beg to announce the SALE of above HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, which will be held on THURSDAY NEXT, June 25th, commencing at Two o'clock prompt. On View Morning of Sale. al7249 CHURCILSTREET SALEROOMS, CARDIFF. MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1903. R. A. SETCIiFIELD will SELL by i B AUCTION, on above date. a Large Assortment of Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TUItE, comprising suites, overmantels, hall- stands, carpets, rugs, pictures, fenders, bed- steads. toilet ware, and other sundry effects. No Reserve. Sale at Two o'cl oc k 2003o22 113, ALFRÊD-STREET, ROATH. CARDIFF. SHORT NOTICE OF SALE. UNDER DISTRESS FOR RENT. TO BAKERS AND OTHERS. MR, A. SETCHFIELD will SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY NEXT, June 22, 1903, at above Address, 5 Sacks Flour, Bins, Troughs, Baker's Hand-truck, Baking Tins, Peels, and other Baker's Utensils.—Sale at Eleven a.m. sharp. 2101o22 PUBLIC NOTICES. On SUNDAY, JUNE 21st, 1903, In the CHRISTADELPHIAN MEETING-ROOM. KALSBURY-CHAMBERS, 48, ST. MARY-ST., (Opposite Wood-street), AT HALF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK, M P, J. TODD (Of Birmingham), will LECTURE on the following subject: "CHRIST AS A PREACHER." Also on MONDAY, JUNE 22nd. 1903, at Eight o'clock, subject, "A VOICE FROM HEAVEN." treats Free. No Collection. e2371020 PUBLICATIONS. THE FOLLOWING SONGS, sung by DAN LENO, can be obtained from the NEWS OF THE WORLD," 30, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London, E.C. Price, post free, 4d. each; or can be ordered from Booksellers and Newsagents, price 3d. each:-—"The Boot Man," Buying a House," Diamond Ring," "Hunts- man," Lecturer." Salvage Man," Swim- ming Master," When the Heart was Young." The NEWS OF THE WORLD" contains more news than any other Sunday Paper. A popular Song (words and music) in each issue, and Picture Puzzle Solutions by experts. el1639 EDUCATIONAL NOTICES. CARDIFF. BOYS' INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL, NEWPORT-ROAD, CARDIFF. Headmaster .J. J. FINDLAY, M.A. FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS EXAMINA- TION, JULY 2nd, AT 9.30 A.M. At least Three Scholarships will be Awarded at this Examination, some to Boys from Elementary Schools only. and Others to Boys from any School. Ages, 10 to 13. Entries on or before JUNE 27. Full Particulars may be obtained, at the School, or from the undersigned. DAVID SHEPHERD, Clerk to the Governors. 1, Frederick-street, Cardiff. June 12th, 1903. al7206 BUSINESS ADDRESSES ROYAL FURNISHING STORES, 90, ST. MARY-STREET CARDIFF, FOR CASH B AILGAINS. FOR CASH B AfWxAINS. FOR CASH B AGGAINS. ALL GOODS MARKED IIS PLAIN FIGURES. NO TWO PRICES. BEDSTEAD, 2in. Pillsr, Bra?s Rail, £ 1 „98. lid. Full Size ? 9s. Ud. ALL BRASS BEDSTEAD, 2in. Pillar, Full Size, Special Price C4 12s. 6d. 5ft. SOLID WALNUT SIDEBOARD 6 Guineas. SADDLEBAG SUITES. Solid Frames, 100 to select from 5 Guineas. DRESSING CHEST and WASH- STAND, Marble Top and Bevel Glasses, only 3J Guineas. SOLID WALNUT HALL STANDS, from 25s. SEE OUR WINDOWS AND COWARE PRICES WITH OTHERS- FOR CASH BARGAINS. FOR CASH JJARGAlNS. FOR CASH BARGAINS. ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE. Royal Furnishing Stores, 90, ST. MARY STREET (NEXT DOOR TO THE WAXWORS), CARDIFF. 1lIrIu We make *>»»• a speoialitf- H H C ASTLE Mt ing tools only. H We. therefore, spend the whole D ■ nAffKPCAilnMc i o I our time in iuprofioi (JtJT knowledxe of tools. ■  We a, therefore, m t poaitK? ■ OOL to gi- our cuxwm., t? B benefit of this knowledge. ■ B STORES May we prove this to Yotr satisfaction by "applying ycP fl with those Tools you d Bj ■ KNOWN wan&ng, D AS THE R?Mmbart E!W;y article f II I C A T S warranted, and wiil be ø' 8 C.A.T.S. obauff" if f&Wty. I J. T. AVERY & CO., I ■ THE CASTLE AECADE TOOL STOBES, HH ■ 35. Castlb AaCADE, CARDIFF H (THE Araade facing the Castle) HB H Carriage Paid on orders oi 2Da. to anj aod.dress S Send for Price List. B 10/ OR 2OF- MONTH#' T5V. New M.del?. PI-td Rims. F? ??X?T?? Wbls.R- BTyres: DunPP S??&?Ma ?????°'' C'uK?ef prmctptc. Sample M reduced price. Ats waåte6- '????'  Write, Tbe Manager, DEREH?* jb8 10,. IZOAD CYCLE Coy., Norwich" 500 NeW£12CYcJeSforSale, CBEATSW.fi £ 5 5s. Cash only. Carriage paid. ■n.- A Sent bt?fom payment. Pree??heels. Plated Rims. Rim Brah? Ty?: ???0L.???? Dunlop and Clincher princip.e.- Write FREDERICK GBOROE FOT- VdlRS'&W' ??!?? TER. Cycle Mercbant. Norwicb. NOW ^jl^ THE BEST METHOD OF SATISFYING A WANT IS TO INSERT A SMALL ADVERTISEMENT [ IN THE EVENING EXPRESS." FOR SCALE OF CHARGES SEE BELOW. PREPAID SCALE. Small Prepaid Advertisements are inserted in the EVENING EXPRESS at the following rates:- ONCE. THBRZ SIX ONCE. TIMRS. TILMRS. S. D. S. D. S: D; 12 words or less 0 3 0 6 0 9 13 to 19 worda. 0 5 0 10 I 1 3 20 to 26 words. 0 7 | 1 2 1 9 E-h extra 7 o? 0 4 0 6 I E1"d=. 0 2 I 0 4 0 6 COMBINED SCALE for Small Prepaid Adver- tisements in the WESTERN MAIL" and EVEN- ING EXPRESS" W THRIC); SIX • »"<"• SS r^. ORDS. ONCR. 'UilJtS. TI1I'Jt8. S. D. S. D. S. D, 12 or iess 0 8 4 2 0 13 to 19 10 2 0 3 0 20 to 26 14 2 8 4 0 Each extra 7 0 4 Q 8 1 0 words. In all caecs the name and address are counted as part of the Advertisement. LEGAL. SOLICITOR'S Practice for Sale.—For further particu- lars apply V 2, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2794023 MEDICAL 17KJK disposal. Chemist's Business, South Wales; returns, ESOO; net profit, £ 250; commanding; double-fronted; plate-glass; well fitted and stocked.—T E2, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2768o22 TUNIDR Assistant wanted immediately (outdoors); CP also Apprentice.—Burgess, Chemist, Aberavon, Port Talbot. e2729020 SCHOLASTIC. WANTED, Assistant Master, Penarth National W School; Churchman; ex-P.T., or certificated; music, drawing; strict disciplinarian; salary £60, rising £5 annually to £ 70.—Apply Hon. Secretary. eo23 D P,F-S-S-Cutting. Ilrivate Lessons; drafting and J_' making (scientific).-31, Llanbleddian-gardens, Cathays, Cardiff. e2813023 HOUSEKEEPERS, &c. WANTED, situation as Working Housekeeper; good plain cook.—Johns, Brawdy Vicarage, Penycwm, Haverfordwest. e2823020 DOMESTIC SERVANTS. WANTED, end of July, experienced General Ser- W vant; £ 16— £ 20; two in family; boy kepc, Mrs. Mora.nt Parry, Caldicot, Monmouthshire. e2865o22 WANTED, middle July, good General Servant, with Vf knowledge of plain cooking; good character indis- pensable.—Apply Mrs. Graham, Brynawei, Usk, Mon, e11641 HOUSEMAID- Waitresf>, also good General Servant, immediatly.-Apply Mrs. Wood, 48, High-street, IlfracOmbe e2859022 WANTED, Cook-General, until end of August.- Tf Apply Graig-y-Mor, Victoria-avenue, Porthcawl. e2863o22 PLAIN Cook, under 30, wanted; some housework; also Nurse-Housemaid; summer Wales, go Ireland for winter; 4 in family.—Write full particulars Mrs. Plumstoad, 6, Warrior-square-terrace, St. Leonards-on- Sea, Sussex. e2848o22 WANTED, in July, General Servant; good wages to Yy expehenced girl; small family; easy place.- Stothert, The Murch, Dinas Powis. 1'2850024 GENERAL Wanted; small family; no children; some G"kiilg.-O. B., Evening Express, Newport. 0023 WANTED, a. good General, about 16; character.-B V V Woodviile-road, Cardiff. e2840o20 WANTED, good, single-handed Cook; no baking; Tor country; Churchwoinan.—Clay, Oak Grove. Chep- tow: e2844o24 TIT ANTED, experiaBced Nurse, to take baby from T V month and have charge of little girl aged nearly s:x years.—Apply Mrs. Corben, Caldicot, Chepstow. eo24 WANTED, experienced Cook-General.-Apply Mrs. yT Wilson, 30, Victoria-road, Penarth, Glam. eo24 -XT A:TED-gõOd Gene¡:a¡-8rvant.-ply Mrs. Symdns, 55, Conway-road, Canton. C282lo-?4 HOUSE-Parlourmaid, 3rd July, Cook-General 3rd HAug,ist Mrs. Bunning, Blair Athol, Hanishen. e2324o24 WANTED, good Girl, from country, as General.— t t Mrs. Morgan, Cartrefle, Mountain Ash. e2832o24 CIUPERIOH, domesticated young Person as Useful Help, aseist in house and shop; no servant.- Philpott. 111, Crwys-road, Cardiff. e2831o20 WANTED, Cook-General.—Apply Mr. Richard Lewis, VV Cartref, Pontypridd. e2829o24 WANTED, Plain Cook; baking; dairy (two cows).- f' Mrs. Chidiow, Llawhaden Vicarage, Narberth. c2804o23 WANTED, in Barry, for small family, thorough. ft General Servant.—Apply, by letter, Eversley, Barry. e2783o22 COOK-General wanted; housemaid kept.—Apply Mra. Hughes, London House, Bridgend. e2756022 WANTED, experienced Nurse for five young chil- t dren, infant six weeks; under-nurse kept; needlewoman; state wages, references.—Apply T 78, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2755o22 W ANTED at or-ca, experienced Cook-General; housem ai d kept; no children.—Mr. Lambert, West House, Penarth. C2720020 HOTEL SERVANTS. WANTED, good Kitchenmaid.—Apply, with refe- W rence, to Proprietor, Lion Hotel, Rhayader. eo29 HEAD Boots.—WVinted at once, an experienced, JJL steady Man as Head Boots.—Apply Rowe, Queen's Hotel, Newport, Mon. ell632 RE-ENGAGEMENT as Barmaid; thoroughly expe- rienced.—References T 94, Evening Express, Car- diff. e2789o23 WANTED, by respectable married couple, Manage- W ment Hotel; securities.-T 95, Evening Express, Cardiff- e2790023 IMMEDIATELY, clean, strong General; wages, 25a. per month.-Aureliu8, Navigation Hotel, Treharris. e2754o22 W ANTED, experienced Coffee-room (season) W Waitress; also Housemaid.-Hotel Wyncliff, Goodwick, Pembrokeshire. e2726o20 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS BOOT Repairer.—Wanted immediately, a good Re- Bpair?r; sober habits; permanent job.-Rees. Emporium, Whitlend. e2862o22 GROCERY.—Improver wanted immediately.-Apply GT. B. Lewis, Llanwrtyd Wells. e2874o26 WANTED thirty young Ladies between the ages of 17 and 20.-Apply, stage door, Empire, Cardiff, between 12 and 1 o'clock Monday. e2868020 LLANDOUGH Limestone Quarries.-Wanted, Quarry- men for raising limestone.-Apply at quarry. eo25 CLOTHING.—Wanted, good Junior, able to dress windows.-John Jones, 206, Ystrad-road, Pentre. e2858o22 BOy, respectable messenger, wanted.-Wesleyan Depot, 8 and 10, Castle-arcade, Cardiff. e2833019 UTCHFIE?RIS;.?- Wanted immediately, competent Bsiaughterman, and make himself generally useful. Apply, stating age, wages, references, and experience, by Tuesday next, Co-operative Society, 2, Pit-street, Aberaman. e2352022 GROCERY.—Thomas and Evans, Porth, have vacancy Gfor Irnprov, must be quick and obliging. eo23 SMART Messcnger Boy wanted.-Apply Editor, Ex P ress," Cardiff. WANTED, good, all-round Gardener, and to make V\' himself generally useful.—L. W. Llewelyn, Llwyn On, Clydach Vale. e2835o20 -?TfTANTED? Quarry Man, used to shot firing; block W kerb and road metal quarry.-Apply, stating terms, Cwmdu Quarry Co., Ystalyfera. e2826o24 BUTCHER.—Smart Lad wanted; used to horses; good chance to learn the trade.-Smsicle, Albany-road, Cardiff. 1'2811010 DRAPERY.—Wanted, smart Mtn.—Apply,Bt&tin? Dsaaary, references, Lewis's, Bute-street, Cardiff. e2760022 ANTED, Bricklayers; long job; top wages.— Vt Wride, Libanus-road, Ebbw Vale. e2798023 CWLLECTOR requires Situation to collect rents, fur- \} niture, drapery, or any place ot trust; four years last place.—Jeffries, 26, Green-street, Cardiff. e2776o22 URNISHING Drapery.—David Evansi Bradford Fliouse, LlaneUy, requires good, experienced young Men for Carpets and Furnishing; Welsh. e2774o22 WANTED, Under-Gardener; good experience inside and out; no bothy; good references requirecl- Apply Dean, The Gardens, Raithwaite, Penarth. eo22 OUNG Man (28), of good business ability, desires JL Position of Trust or Travel; small salary.-T 72, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2744o20 -GP BOOMGaroener—Wanted, to Mve out; take Gohnxge of garden, pony and trap, and stable, and make himself generally useful in spare time.—State age, experience, references, wages, Greenish, The Grove, Haverfordwest. e2742c20 /?TBOCERS' Haulier.—Thomas and Evans, Porth, have Gvac4&ncy for experienced Man; must have good references.. e2724020 GROCERY.—Wanted, a strong Lad to assist and Gdeli?,er.-Jon4es, Grocer, Pontycymmer. e2731020 ADDLERS.—Wanted, several good Harness Makers and Stitchers at once.-Apply W. Farr Jones, Sadddler, 6, Great We&tern Approach, Cardiff. e2732020 AT.TONIA Insurance Soap Company, 65, Fore-sti??E, DLoadon, E.C., ensures earning 30s. weekly.—Write for circular. ell513 W ANTICD, respectable Lads to sell the Evening W ExPress" nightly.—Apply to Manager, Evening Express Office, Hieh-etreet, Newport. el0220 ANTED a couple ot nmart Boya to Bide Bicycles W and make themselves usdd.-Apply Evening .Eqinai one*. Card*. <4MM CLERKS, MANAGERS, &c. CLIiKK.-Warehouseman, 29, seeks Appointment; good references.-T 62, Evening Express, Cardiff. eo20 JUNIOR Clerk, with knowledge of shorthand.—Apply, by letter, giving age and salary required, South Wales Glass Company, Newport. e2S57o25 3 Weekly.—Persons wanted everywhere for address- ing circulars.—Send addressed envelope for pro- posal Manager, 8B, Elm Lodge, Southall, Middlesex. e2736020 TRAVELLER S, AGENTS. HIGH-class Wine Trade.—Wanted, by a well-known _tLi arm of wine and spirit merchants, a first-class Traveller of gentlemanly appearance, to call upon old connection and extend business in South Wales; private trade; knowledge of the ground and personal connection preferred.—Apply, with full particulars as to experience, previous employment, remuneration, and references, to V 20, Exening Exprese, Cardiff. e2837020 A.First-cl3 £ s Appointment Vacant.—Without inter- Aler,nc,, Aith present duties, insurance and other agents can add 15s. to 40s. weekly to income.—Address V 15, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2825o24 WANTED, energetic Mail as Collector-Salesman; VT Penygrajg district; salary and commission.— The Singer Manufacturing Co., 1, High-street, Pcnty- pridd. e2802023 I DRESSMAKERS, &c. I DRESSA! m:C:O<d Hand, to take charge of workroom-A pply, stating age, wages, references, and experience, by Tuesday next, Co-operative Society, 2, Pft-st-braman.a51022 MIL LI NEKY .—Wanted immediately, experienced Young Lady for showroom; good saleswoman; rteish.—Apply, full particulars, Hughes-Evans, Dowlais. e285402.5 D~ RESSMAKING.—Apprentices wanted; outdoors.— j? Whitaker and Jones, WestL-Wrne House, High- stroet, Cardilf. e2814o23 PARTNERSHIP. W ANTED, a Partner to Join Auctioneers and Fur- I, niture Dealers, with jESOO to £1,000 capital; con- fidential.-V 29, Evening Express, Cardiff. e28C6o25 APARTMENTS. COMFORTABLE Furnished Apartments, with or without board.—36, Talbot-street, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. e2867o22 TWO Unfurnished Rooms wanted, with convenience; Twith cellar or outhouses preferred; small house might suit; easy distance of Bute-terrace; inclusive rent.—V 25, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2855ol9 GOOD ? Apartments, gentlemen; partial board, 14s. Geach (optional).—40, Gordon-road, Cardiff. e2751o22 LARGE Front Sitting and Bed Room; suit one or ±J two gentlemen; board or otherwise; highest refe- rences.—Riga House, 3, Ryder-street, Cardiff. e2766o22 UNFURNISHED Apartments wanted by single gentle- L) man, at or near Pontypridd, Walnut Tree, 01 Radyr.—T 86, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2722 rFRACOMBE.^Grand Boarding Establishment; charming position on the level, whh lawns facing sea; near beach, Capstone-parade; comfortable, sociable; good cooking; terms moderate.—A. E. Myatt, Pro- prietor. ell617 COMFORTABLE Home offered to respectable person: near station and sea; with widow lady; pleasantly situated; nic-e garden; terms low.-Apply or write Mrs. Selway, Caldicot, Chcpstow. e2737020 PREMISES. MESSRS. S. ILERN AND PERTWSE, .n AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS. SURVEYORS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. For list of Business Premises and Houses to be Let or Sold see Western Mail Daily. Printed Register free. Offices, 93, St. Majy-street, Cardiff. Established 1349. CHEPSTOW (High-street).—Best position in town.- Double-fronted Shop, Dwelling-house, Warehouse; first-class opportunity; very suitable for grocery or other business.—Jolliffe, High-street, Chepstow. c2863o25 NEW Residence; 12 rooms, double frontage, and Npillars, 4 circular bays, large conservatory; oppo- site best part of Roath Park; £ 350; remainder on mort- gage 4 per cent.-Apply Roberts-Jones, Cartref, Ninian- road, Roath, Cardiff. e2849024 YVERNE-Road, Cathays.-For Sale, two well-built f' Villas; town ,ud; teaanted.-Paniculars 9, Church-road, Tenarth. e £ 84fco?4 rtW Let, 2, Bdwards-terrace; Queen-street end.—Apply Pr Hay?es Rhubina, Whitchurch. eM9o24 FB Sale, 7, Cre8sy-road, Marlborough-road; 4 bed- Ir rooms.-1, Crœsy-road, Cardiff. c2847o25 VERLOOKING Wye Valley and Tintem.-To soil or let, Freehold Estate about 14 acres; house, 3 reception, 6 bed rooms, bathroom, kitchen garden, orchard, elevated southern aspect; farm cottage; out- buildings.—Thompson, Estate Agent, Porth. e2845o24 TO Let, 19, Parade, Cardiff; 3 reception, 5 bed rooms, _L bath-room; near Taff and Rhymney Stations.- Apply 94, Newport-road, Cardiff. e2838o24 PENARTH.—The Rectory to Let for August or longer; one of the best positions; overlooking Alexandra Park, with uninterrupted view of Channel.— Apply Rector, Penarth. e2817o23 WANTED, for August and part September, a WCotintry House, between Barry and Swansm; four bedrooms, six beds; suitable for children; state terms; sea coaal preferred.—Apply Mrs. Smith, 12, Claude-road, Cardiff. e2819o20 STRAWBERRY Hill, Little Haven.-An excellent gentleman's seaside residence to Let furnished during summer or longer period; would sell house.— Rev. Harris, Little Haven, Pembrokeshire. e2805023 O Let, Comer Shop, House, and Stable; 10s. 6d.- TPowell, 72, ArabeUa-street, CatdiC. e2778o22 ANTED, Houses to Let; good tenants; rents col- Wlected.-POWC, 72, Arabella-street, CardiS. eo22 STABLISHED Grocery, Provision Business; best Epa,rt Newport; front position; good opening; low rent; lea-V 7, Evening Express Office, Newport. eo23 TEN-roomed, Semi-detached, Leasehold House, off Queen-street, Cardiff; in excellent condition; improving business locality; price, L700, or rent £ 50.— Apply 16, Pembroke-terrace, Cardiff. e2740o20 PORTHCA WL.-To Let, Furnished House; Victoria- j. avenue.—Apply Mrs. Thomas, Craiglands, Porth- cawl. ell619 PORTHCAWL.—Furnished House (bathroom, stable, and coach-houae); near station, to Let for July.— Apply David Jones, Gwladmor. e2730o20 /'? OOD central Warehouse; 3 floors and cellar; well- Giitted offices; suit wholæale provision merchant and grocer; rent £62 per annum; option of lease; pre- mium required £ 100, to include fixtures.-kpply T 75, Evening Express, Cardiff. ell623 W- ESTON -tiuper-Mare.-eomtortably furnished, well- W situated House to Let; any period; moderate rental.—Applv Morwood Cross, Weston-super-Mare. ell576 PUBLIC-HOUSES. 50 all at.—Seaside Hotel; opposite excursion platform Weston-super-Mare; big profits; proprietor retiring.-Particulars, Walker, 36, Webb-street, Staple- ton-road, Bnstol. e2584o!2 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL 'T'?CR?mmodiate Disposal, a small Drapery and Out- J' ntting Business, as a going concern, in a good colliery district; stock small and varied; a grand oppor- tunity for a young man.—Apply V 18, Evening Express Office, Cardtff. e2834020 BOOT Business; central; Cardiff; good turnover; J) moderate rent.—V 8, Evening Express, Cardiff. eo23 FORTUNE.—Well-fitted, small urocery Business in the Rhondda for Sale; rent only £ 32 per annum; good position, main thoroughfare; recent trade £ 35 per week; good profits; price LSO for lease, goodwill, fix- tures, fittings, and utensils; stock at valuation; pay- ment accepted by instalments.—Write at once to Bar- gain, clo T 74, Evening Express, Cardiff. ell622 TO let with immediate poesesaon, "Home" Com- Tmercial Hotel (Temperance) and Restaurant, Maes- teg, with furniture, &c., or without; premises suitable for any business; best situation in town; good busi- ness done; proprietress retiring through illness; splen- did opportunity for energetic persons; inspection invited; full particulars.-Apply Mrs. Tudor, above address. e2624o23 LAND AND FARMS. FR Sale, valuable Tin Sett; maiden property; 4 _U lodes proved; situated Cornwall; splendid facili- tielk-Apply Mayberry and Son, Pontypridd. e2791o23 FARMS AND GARDENS. GARDEN Netting, Garden WetUng, Garden Netting.- GCord Netting, bea? quality for covering seed beds, fruit trees, fowl runs, 4C., tec.; 16 square yards for is.- Grainger, 8, Workizi-street. Cardiff. ell397 COAL FOR SALE. COALS per ton for caih on delivery.-Our Special Large at 21s. is noted for heat, durability, and cleanliness; Red Ash Large, 16s.; Cobbles, IBs.; Range Coal, 15s.; other qualities at proportionate prices; please send poetca-rd.-Shields Bros., Crwys Coal Yard, R.B., Crwye Bridge Cardiff. Estd. 1875. <11392 ARK Coal Co., agents for North's Red Ash Coals, Salisbury-road, Cardiff; Wyndham Red Ash, dur- able and clean; Hacsteg "Deep," double-screened and economical; Maeate. Deep Cobbles; Ocean Nuts for bakers. Nat. Tel., 599. Established 1885.—D. Beynon, Manager. e 112 96 SPOTTING NEW Rubber and Sports Depot; Cricket, Tennis, and NGolf Requisites; best quality goods at reasonable priccs.—McK.ee and Ellis, 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. Nat. Telephone, 0640. ell633 CRICKET, Tennis, Golf, Fishing, and Shooting Goods. —Edwards, 64, Commercial-street, Newport. eo24 GUN, double breech-loader; latest improvements; Gth?rotighly sound; 12-bore, central fire, finest steel barrels, left choke bar action, rebounding locks, extension rib; well furnished, nicely balanced; splendid killer; approval; 40s.—Sportsman, Tudor-street, Mer- thyr. e2763o22 rsave 25 per cent., buy your Fishing Tackle, j_ Cricket, and Tennis from Chambers, Gunmaker, 21. Castle-street, Cardiff; also at Bristol and Shepton Mailt*. Nat. Teleehoae. No. 013SS, 01064Z MUSICAL. CONDUCTOR wanted for Neath Borough Band; cornet or clarionet player preferred.—Apply, stating terms, to Secretary, 3, Osborne-terrace, Neath. e2788o23 DALE, Forty, and Co. Specialities in full COMPBMI Dirou framed Pianoforte& OLLEGE" Model; c"h, Zia 16s.; (class A') solid walnutwood c;p". "COLLEGE" Model: cash, £ li 18s.; (clan B) solid walnutwood case. EDUCATIONAL" Model; caah, C22 10s.; handsome Jj walnutirood case. "INFLEXiBLE" Model; cash, £23 lCt.; full size. JL upright piano; vertical stringing. "TBONCLAD" Model; cash, £ 26; small upright grand X overstrung. LISZT" Model; cash, £:61 lOs.; magnificent value; overstrlVlg. KAISER" Aodei; mm, ?4?; a full upright concert JL\. grand ALL above Models can be had on onr Hire PurchMe ASTatem for & amail sum monthly. Call and inspwt above specialities if seeking a good and teiisbis Pians a4 a moderate cost. DALE, Forty, and Co., Piaao ana Organ .M<TchtMte, DRigb-street and Cut!. Arcade. Card*. 9 oiosn PlANO, £ 15 lSs., In henOsome walnut case, with check action And panelled front; delivered free to any address, with option of exchange ;n one month if not approved; gTand value, and in perfect order.- Thompson and Shackeil (Limited), Central Music Ware- house, 24, Queen-strest, Cardiff. BECHSTE1N Piano; returned from hire, but very Blittle used, and in perfect order; offered for ?55 cash; listed at L60.-norupwn and Shackeil (Limited), 24, Queen-street, Cardiff. I PIANOS returned from hire, in great variety, at J. prices ranging from £ 12 to L25, including instru- ments by most of the leading makers; full descriptive list free on application; easy terms arranged, or a special discount fo: caeh.—Thompson and Shackeil (Limited), 24, Queen-street, Cardiff; 32, Castle-street, Swansea. e9701 PIANOS. Pianos, Plan"S. Heath and Soxis JL special offers in iron-framed Pianofortes, with an the latest modem improvements. A RTISTIC" Moaet? gwd walnut case; full Wm, ?ci, pass; cash, ?15 15. EUROPEAN" Model; fine v/ainut cam; cbeek action, trichOTd, Ac.; czsi, £ 18 18s. actiou, tri4chol?- & "0, L-18 18s. A LEXANDER" Model; fall compass; handsome A marqueterie p, &c.; cash, £ ?3 12s. 6d. "TTANDSOME Pianoforte, In Louise ca*i,: full size XX and compass; xich case and tone; double sccmces; cash, £ 25 4s. MUSIC Trades Association" Model; marvsUous M value; beautiful, rich tone; cash, £31. "T^RAWING-Room Model"; perfect instrument for \J touch, tone, and durability; cash, ?35 103. Wf^ shall be pkuaeaw arrange for any of these Winstrument3 to bo obtained on our improved Hire System.—For ter?f, &c., <?t at B. J. Hea'h and SoMS 76, Queen-street (corner of Charles-street), Cardiff. Alsc Pontypridd. Penarth. and rort Talbot. tU188 FURNITURE, COME TO Harris, in Newport, Market, for Bedroom J Suite, including fulf-sixe chest drawers, dressing table, washstand, large Eg glass; three cane chairs, polished a nice mahogany or walnut colour; only 3 guineas. Harris gives a handsome set of toilet ware to purchaser of this lot.—Harris, in Newport Market. ■ el1630 UBSTATIL Dining-rom Suite—large dining table, D walnut mirror, carpet or cork lino, 4yds. by 3yds., only 6! guineas the lot. To purchasers of this wonder- ful bargain Harris will give a handsome brass fender or massive set fire brasses Note: Harris's address is the Market-hall and Market-buildings, Newport. Caution: No agents. ell630 R sale, handsome Sideboard; Heal's first quality J' beds, &c.-V 21, Evening Express, Cardiff. eo20 BARGAIN.—Solid Oai Hall-stand, marble top, chairs to match; long counten, tables, and trestles.—2, Coburn-street, Cathays, Cardiff. en42024 BE VAN and Co.'s sp,clal 'bargali18 ror cash.—Cardiff, JD Swausea, Pontypridd, Newport, lOntYPwl. BEVAN and Co. for ?andsome Tapestry Carpets, Bbor,dered and MMty (? oyin, fKMC Ut. Ud. BE VAN and Co. for ?rand patterns and eXcMent Bvalue in Floorcloth and Linoleum. BEVAN ani Co. for ■ J? description at lowest pr¡8. B EVAN and Co. for massive Iron Bedsteads, 2in. BpillaM, from Ll 112. Sd. BEVAN and Co. for splendid Head and Foot All-brass Bedsteads, from R4 46. BEY AN and Co. for beet value in Wire-wa?en Mat- Btresses, fuU-sized. trom 7s. Ild. BEVAN and Co. for fuli-?iz?d own make .F?athet BBeds,.good linen ticks, from 328.. BEVAN and Co. for handsome Walnut Sideboards, H piate-glM3 bks, from L3 195. 6d. BEVAN and Co. for immwse selection Walnut and Bother Overmautels, 5s. lid, to 10 guineas. BEY AN and Co. for special Bedroom Suitee, chest, glass, marble stand, chairs, &c., JB3 17s. 6d. BEVAN and Co., for grand value Satin Walnut Bed- r? room Suites, from 10 to 25 guineas. BEVAN and Co. for Chippendale and other Cabinets Band Sideboards; great variety. BEVAN and Co for American Organs, every instru- Bm?ent warranted 10 years, from 27 17s. 6d. BEVAN and Co. for Pianofortes, full compass, hand- Bsome walnut cases, from E15 15s. EVAN and Co. for hAnme Saddlebag Suites, grand patterns fron^8 to 16 guineas. BEVAN and Co. for the celebrated Bmprese Piano, a Bmagniticent ine?mment, 28 guineas. BEVAN and Co. for really beautiful Suites in figured Bsilk, from 12 guineas to 25 guineas. BEVAN and Co. for the King of all Pianos; see it Bbefore buying elsewhere; 40 guineas. el0806 BEVAN and Co. (Ltd.), Largest Furnishers, Cardiff, BSwamea, Pontypridd, Newport, and Pontypool. MEDICAL REMEDIES. ARTIFICIAL Legs, Hands, Kyes, Trumes 'Log IroM, ACrutch-, Belts, Children's Rubber Tnisses, Elastic Stockings, &c.; repairs or re-covering dono; lady atten- aant. Catalogue free.-AIIOI- Pearce, Charles-street (off Queen-street), Cardiff, and Broadmead, Bristol. el0872 SUFFERERS from Brain Fag, Nervous Debility, Loos of Nerve Power induced by business worry or any other cause should try "Herculoids," the premier phos- phoric remedy; full course, 2s. 9d., post paid.—Western depot: Kernick and Son (Limited), Drug Stores, 85, Bridge-street, Cardiff. el 1557 WAGON AND COLLIERY REQUISITES. 1 SLEEPERS, Fencing Postl, &c., all sizes; creœotod !? and ciean.—Chartee Calder and Co., Prince of Wales Dock. Swansea. ell567 PIGEONS, POULTRY, &c. WANTED, Three Pair of Turbits; must be young.— VV Vachell, Llantwit Major, Cardiff. e2767o22 EN and 14 Dorkin?-Ofpin?ton cross Chickens, fort- Hnigtrt old, 11s.; Hen and 12 Buff Leghorns, week old, 9s. 6d.; six 1901 Buff Leghorn Hens, laying, and smart 1902 Cockerel, 25s—Mervyn Buston, Dursley Poultry Farm, Glos. e2739o20 EN ?'"? 12 pure Aylbury Ducklings, week old, H 10s.; ditto. day old, 9s.; five 1901 Aylesbury Ducks, laying, and 1902 Drake, 21s. 6d.-Hervyn Buston, Dursley Poultry Farm, Glos. e2736020 CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c. FOR Sale, Conrad, 4-ted Steam Car, new last Fyear, price £ 200; also 2-seated Locomobile Steam Car, price £100; both recently overhauled; trial by appointment.—Apply V 31, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2861o25 LIGHT Brougham, rubber tyres, good condition, for JU Sale.—Apply 110, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. e280902.3 6 Crank-axle Coburgs.Tordinary ditto, 3 Delivery Vans, t) 2 Furniture Vans, 2 Delivery Waggons, 5 Trollies, I Brewer's Dray, 5 Spring Builders' Carts, 6 Hauling Carts, 7 Crank-axle Carts, 5 Milk Carts, 6 Grocers' Carts, 4 Butchers' do., 3 Station do., 10 Delivery Carts various kinds, Hand Carts, Garden and Contractors' Barrows.— J. Norman, Cart and Van Showrooms, Market-road. Canton, Cardiff. el0781 SPECIAL Value in Hand-sewn Harnem.-The following prices are for complete sets made from the best English leather, and all strapping warranted hand-sewn; black or brown, with patent leather or plain saddle and cellar, solid nickd bit, complete. Brass-mounted; all brass hames, well finished, and best of woftmanship- pony size, t4 10s.; cob size, ZS 5s.; full size, £ 5 10b. t Solid nickel mounted—pony size, £ 4 15s.; cob size, B5 10s.; full stee, L5 15s. Carriage paid to all parts. Cheapest and best selection in Wales. First prize for harness at Cardiff, Aberdare, and Mountain Ash Shows.— Steward's Harness and Bag Factory, Wood-street, Oar- diff. Nat. Tel. Sxl. ellSH EW four-wheel Dog?t? with rubber tyres; second- ? hand Hansom, thoroughly done up, with 21n rubber tyres; second-hand four-wheel Dog-cart, equal to new, with pole, bar, and shafts.-Lewis, Carriage Builder, Clare-street and Tudor-lane, Cardiff. ello39 BICYCLES, &c. A Grand Moun\Tbe Imperial Speed, Clincher J' A won tyres., weight 241b.; price LID, or 12 instal- ments of ZOs. send for catalogue. Agents wanted where unrepresented.—Apply Ri!flj'"Qrcle Company (Limited), Coventry. ell601 APOLOGY, Apology, Apotepy.—Meters. Parry and Co., Cycle Manufacturers, late of Mill-lane, now removed to new premises, Strand Buildings, Penarth- road, close to G.W.R. Station, desire to Apologise to their numerous friends and the general public for the delay lately experienced in the execution of many orders, but are now in a position to attend to all orders and give prompt delivery. Siren Cycles built to order from 10 guineas cash. New Departure. Morrow, Eadie's New CombinatijNt Hub. or the Hub 2-speed Gear, fitted with care and detpjiteh at moderate charges. Repairs, -Stove Enamelling,1 Nickel-plating.—Noto new address, Strand Buildings, Pcnarch-road, Cardi2. ell303 AS tssuai, Pioneers lead the way; B.S.A. and Eadie fittings, free wfreelp, 2 brakes; built and finished in our matcr\le«s styl6 tor 10 and 12 guineas; no higher price; Morrow, Eadie, Perry free wheels; Crabtw and Bowden brakes, aw tubes, outer covers at cut prices; plating and enamelling.—PaTsoas & Co., TY nyooed-place Dopald-Etreet, and 48, Broadway, Boath. ell239 REFAr, if eeat to Morris Bros., Cycle aad Motor H Works, Pontypridd, always g;ve satisfaction. Over- haul, enamel, and rr.-plate for 25s. if sent at once. Accessories to trade at wholesale factors' prices. el647 A Road Racing Machine, ftted ith low drop handle-I Abar, Dunlop tyres, We8twood rims, and roll" chain; price jEt lOs.—Rudge-Whitworth (Ltd.), 108, St. Mary-street, Cardiff.  Gent- 's Rudce-Whitworth, 2'?n. frame; suit taU A rider; fitted with Dunlop tyres: good, strong, ser- viceable machine; fixod gear; price £5 10s.—Rudge-Whit- worth (Ltd.), 106, St. Mary-str&et, Cardiff. A Gent.'s Special Rudge-Whitworth, 27in. frame; suit A Gent.'a SpeciaJ Budge-Whitworth, 27in. fra.me; suit fixed gear; strong,'serviceable machine; price £6 10s.— Rudge-Whitworth (Ltd.), 106, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. Special Rld,-e-Wbdtw?rth, 24in. frame and 2.;i]L Awhe?is; free wheel and rim brake fitted; almost equal to new; price JET 10s Rudge-Whitworth (Ltd.), 103, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. A19C3 StandardGentPzBtK?e-Whitworth, fitted with Af?ee wheel and two TLm brakes, 2in. frame and 26in. wheels; only had one month's riding; price £8 17s. 6d.-Rudge- \Y.bJtworth (Ltd.), 108, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. A 1003 Standard LaCy's Rudge-Whitworth, fitted with Afree wheel and two rim brakes; only had one month's riding; price LS 17s. 6d.-Uudge-Whitworth (Ltd.), 103, St. Mary-street, Cardiff.  Rudge?Whitworth PatbT?aMr, 24m. frame, 26in. A wheels, plated rims, fixed head; light and f;??; 1902 machine; slightly shop-sciled; price Ell 7s. 6d.— Rudge-Whitworth (Ltd.), 108, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. A Gent.'s Rudge-M hitworth Special Machfne, medium- size frame, 1902 machine; fitted with free wheel and two brakes; perfectly new, but slightly shop-soiled; price Lil 17s. 6d.  Gent.'s Special Rudge-Whitworth 1902 Machine, A fitted with Hub two Speed Gear; usual price L17 17s., will accept E12 IZa.—Budge-Whitworth (Ltd.), 103, St. Mary-street, Cardiff.  Gent.'a Special Budg?-Whilworth 1902 31=hine, Ashop-soHed only; fitted with free wheel and two brakes; 24in: frame and 26in. wheels; beautifully lined with gold leaf; usual price £ 15 15s., will accept E12 12s.— Rudga-Whitworth (Ltd.), 108, St. Mary-street. Cardiff. Ally's Special Kudge-Whitworth, high frame, l?02 Amaebine, but slightly shop-soiled; usual price L15 15s., will acce;>t. £12 12s.-Rud6,&-Whitworth (Ltd.), loa, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. elll08 A Questn.-Why purchase disappointment at A auction-rooms or be led astray by alluring adver- tisements when you can suit both your pocket and desires by making a selection at Robert Bevan's well- known depot, who cordially invites inspection? Note the following:— _BEVAN'S Special; fitted with free wheel, coaster Bhub, plated rims, front rim brake; guaza?tmd for twelve months; £5 17s. 6d. BEVAN'S Standard, New Hudson; fitted with ball- bearing free wheel, front and back Bowdn brakes, Dunlop tyres, plated rims; fully guaranteed for two yours; £10 10s., or monthly payments of 21s. BEVAN'S Diamond; fitted with free wheel, Bowden Briln brake on back and Crabbe on front whe^s, plated rims, British tyres; 1;7 7s.. or 12 payments of 15s. BEVAN'S Rover; fitted with Rover frictionless free Bwlie-el, Rover rim brakes, Dunlop tyres; machine peautifully lined in green and gold; E12 12s., or monthly payments of 24s. 6d. TJiSVAN has a gi3.t number of second-hand Cycles, in B."A Mnd?ion?r' om .-llobeIr..Pe. 3L. Castlo-streei, Cardiff. cll5ó2 MOTORS, MOTOR CYCLES. STEAM Motor Can, by Manns; 4 to 5 tons.—Salmon tj Brothers, Coleford. e27SSx/23 PIONEER Motor-Cycles lead the way; Pioneer, ilex, Minerva En¡(; p'ices from £40. We are makers of engines, parts and fittings for cycles and cars; try us for repairs.—Parsons, Tynycocd-place, Cardiff. ell284 THE Pugeot Motor Cycle, 2-h.p. (equal to other so-called 2-h.p. engines); fitted with 2 brakes, Dunlop Motor tyres. special coil; free trial to intending purchaser; price £35 cash.—Sole Agent. A. R. Powis, Engineer, Andrews-buildings, Queen-street, Cardiff, e11446 AYLIFFE and Sons, Daisy Motor and Cvcie Works, ACardiff and Newport. Sole agents for genuine licensed Da Dion Motor Cars; also Rex 3-h.p. Motor Cycles, with forecarriage; Kerry 21 Motor Cycle; best value in Wales. Repairs done to any make car or motor cycle. Accumulators re-charged. Nat. Telephone 832. NEW Hudson Motor Cycle, genuine De Dion engine, NSpr, -y carburetter, 2-horse power; Dunlop m?tor tyres; weight 801b.; price £45 cash, or monthly terms can be arranged.-R9bert Bevan, 31, Castle-street, Car- diff. e11581 DOMESTIC ARTICLES. ONE of the Wonders of the Age is Spencer's New High Arm Sewing Machine, with walnut cover and full set of appliances, for £ 2 18s. 6d. cash; money re- turned if not approved; best value in sewing machines.— Spencer's Domestic Machine Depot, St. John't-squar*. Cardiff. Send pest-card for price list. e11012-1 HOME Employment.-Knitting Macbln???s, latest jL_L style, wonderfully -Y; cash or hire; les6ons free; distance no object; Est. 1871.-W. Griffiths, Machine Depot, 146, Windsor-road. Neath. ell232 MISCELLANEOUS. S your Watch WrMg? The best and cheapest shop in Cardiff for the repair of watches of tvery description (English or Foreign) is 38, Castle Arcadd (third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir (for tel yoars with Mr. Spiridion). Clocks and Music Boxee cleaned and repaired. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. BOYS and Girls wanted to send in their Ray's Copy J[3 Books, filled in with their best writing, aocom- panied by wrappers to the value of Is., off Ray's goods; tend at once; competition closes June 3i)th.-A. Rays (Ltd.), Roaih, Cardiff. e2745o20 000 Ray's Wrappers wanted, off Ray's Self Wash&, 19 Dry Soap, Blue, or Stove Polish, for photograph com- petition.—State quantity and lowest price, Bryan, 32, Colbourne-street, Cathays, Cardiff. 62747020 MISCELLANEOUS SALES. SUN Blinds, every description, for shops, residences; estimates fret; any distance.—Fred Morgan and Co., Cardiff, Manufacturers and Contractors, also of Tents, Flags, Tarpaulins, Horse, Car, and Rick COVOTS, Rar- neøs Awningt, Oilskins, Sacks, Coalbags, Rope Netting. cll095 THE A B C of Bridge; new edition; Is. 2d. post free. -Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. B- URGLAB-Proof Safe; patent lock; Klitable for Bpapers or jewels; an exact model of ordinary large safe; price E2 6s.—Stationery Department, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. EMBOSSED Lace Dish Papers, in packets of three do&en, assorted sizes; price Is.—Stationery Dept,:stem Mail, Cardiff. BURGLAR-ProoF Cash Boxes; can be screwed to Bt&We or desk; price list to be obtained on appli- ,?ation.-St&tioUerY Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. LIST of Useful Office Goods:—Paper fasteners, office paste, electro-plated pins, damping-wells and brushes, sponge bowls, stamping pads in various colours always ready for use; paper weights, ebony rulers, ink- stands, inkwells, inks in all colours and for every possible use; erasing knives, paper cutters, duplicate post-card books, letter clips, pen nibs to suit all hands, pen-racks, pea-wipers, &c., &c., on sale at the Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. TINQUIRE Within Upon Everything/' a most Ti umful book; 2s. 9d., post free.—Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. PROGRESSIVE Whist Invitation Cards, 6d. and 9d. JL per dozen.-Stationery Department, Western Mali, Cardiff. FOUNTAIN rpm&-A large variety of all makes and Jp in all qualities; pricea from la. each.—Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. REGRESSIVE Whist Badgai.—The Golliwog" JL Series, 2d. per dozen.-Stationery Department, Western Mall, Cardiff. "~pr^HE Law of Landlord and Tenant," with a ??ir?HE Law of Landlord and Tenant," with a free.-Statlonery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. MISCELLANEOUS SALES Contd THE Pen-carbon Manifold Order Book of 100 pages; price Is.; a clear copy is produoed simply by using ordinary pea and ink.—Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. FOOLSCAP and Qu?to Letter Presses and Stands; price list on appncation.-StatÍQnery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. LINEN Paper Tray Cloths, in three sizes; Is. per L. 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A RACE WITH RUIN. By HEADON HILL, Author of "Guilty Gold," "The Queen of Night," "By a Hair's Breadth," "The Peril of the Prince," &c., &c. SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS. 1 Leopold Tannadyce is a. money-lender and financial shark. who holds heavy mortgages on the estate of Sir Charles Roylance. which he is about to foreclose, for he covets Roy- lance Abbey, hoping to acquire social status by becoming its owner. Eoyiance has a horse. Starlight, with which he hopes to win the Century Stakes, and, by meiss of long price betting, gain sufficient money to pay off the mortgages. Tannadyce haa a jackal in a broken-down peer, named Hooligan, whom he has ruined, and whom he now useg. in connection with a betting agency, to tip Starlight, and thus reduce the odds preventing the coup Roylance seeks to bring off. The betting agency, "Parker's Lightning Finals," ia run by a ruined gentleman named Beau- champ, assisted by hie daughter, Nance, who discovers Tannadyce's designs and seeks to save Roylance, who, in better days, was her sweetheart. Hooligan is suspected of the murder of a woman found dead on Epsom Downs. She is the sister of a "bookie" named Tidmarsh, was once a music-hall star, and was inveigled into a sham marriage by Hooligan. Tidmarsh. who is unaware of the identity of his sister's betrayer and mur- derer, has sworn to hunt him to the death. Nance has, unfortunately, attracted the un- pleasant attentions of ooth Hooligan and Tannadyce. Nance and Sir Charles meet at the Thames-side house of a relative of the latter, and while boating together are run down by Tannadyce in a steam launch. Tannadyce picks up X ance and rushes her to London. Roylance follows and sees her drive away with Tannadyce. Later they meet at Nance's lodgings, and a full explanation follows. Roylance declares his love, and Nance accepts him. Later Nance is inveigled from her lodgings by Tannadyce's minions, on the pretence that her father, who has been assaulted in his office by Hooligan, is worse and needs her a.t the hospital. Roylance and Inspector Croal call at Nance's lodgings to find her gone, to Croal's intense disappointment, for he hoped to trace the murderer of Tid- marsh's sister through Nance, who was on Epsom Downs on the morning of the murder. Tannadyce, in addition to the otrtrage in kidnapping andydetaining Nance, has laid a plan for the seizure of the horse Starlight under a forgotten judgment for L5.OX obtained against Sir Charles Roy- lance. Nance's anguish at the dangers threatening her at Rook's Nest is increased by the fact that, though she knows of this plot against Starlight, she is powerless to warn her lover of the danger to the horse, which, if it won the Century Handicap while still his property, would, owing to its price, to which it had receded in the betting, redeem the fallen fortunes of his house.

CHAPTER XXXV-Continued. A Soft-roed Bloater. "You don't mean It!" she gasped. "Hang me if I don't," responded her hus- band. "Now, see here. Sue; I've got to best that cove. You paid him in silver; I heard from the top of the stairs. What change did he give you? A bob and some coppers, eh? Well, go up to the bedrom and fetch that bad shilling I took a while back. You'll find it on the mantelpiece." Mrs. Tidmar&h not unnaturally jumped to the conclusion that her husband was still under surveillance for betting, and obeyed with alacrity. While she was gone Mr, Tid- marsh took another peep from the window and saw that the hawker was sitting on the kerb a little higher up. Just as Mrs. Tid- marsh returned and handed her husband an unmistakable "duffer" the man rose and got on the move again in a direction which would bring him past the house once more. Tidmarsh strode to the front door and flung it open, holding the base coin in the palm of his hand. "You thieving rogue!" he thundered as the hawker came up. "You're a pretty feller to be passing bad money on the missus, and I'm going to lock you up. Here, you nipper (to a gaping shopboy), run round into Upper- street and send along the first p'liceman you meet." Mr. Croal, for the hawker was indeed Mr. Croal, by being surprised into his natural facial expression for the fraction of a second, gave way the first trick in the game he was destined to play that day. Mr. Tidmarsh was sure of his man now, and realised that he must win a duel of wits with a keen antagonist before he could, unwatched, reach the lonely house at Mitcham where his prey awaited him. Mr. Croal was in the painful predicament of not knowing whether he had inadvertently passed a bad shilling or not. It was quite probable that he had done so; on the other hand he did, not overlook the chance that Tidmarsh had recognised him and was tak- ing this course in order to get rid of him. For the moment he was non-plussed, but he thought it advisable to sustain his assumed character. "I ain't passed no bad money-knowingly at least," he replied, feigning the requisite whine. "You can tell £ ha £ to the magistrate," stormed the bookmaker. "Here, constable," as the officer arrived, "I give this man in charge for passing bad money-zl reg'lar old hand, I expect." The policeman examined the pewter shill- ing which had been reposing on the bedroom mantelpiece for six months, and shook his head wisely as he pulled out his notebook to take the prosecutor's name and address. But Mr. Tidmarsh waved it aside. "Never mind that," he said; "I'll come along to the station with you and charge him myself." For he knew that the moment Croal was alone with the constable he would make matters right for himself by producing his official card, whereas so long as he desired to preserve his incognito he would not divulge his identity in Mr. Tidmarsh's presence. The latter meant, if he could, to get his shadow badly left" in the attempt to follow him. So Mr. Croal was duly taken into custody, and Mr. Tidmarsh marched close at his heels so that he could have no opportunity of whispering to the constable. It was not till he was half-way to the station that the bookmaker remembered that this early commencement of hide-and-seek with the inspector had relieved him of one unpleasant- ness. He had been sorely dreading saying good-bye to his wife that day, all ignorant as she was of his homicidal intentions. Now that awkward farewell would not be necessary. He would not go home again till after he had wiped out Hooligan." Croal accepted the position with resigna- tion, confident in his ability not to lose sight of his man. His investigations during the last day or two, especially Skinner's meeting with Tidmarsh at the Union Jack on the previous evening, had convinced him that Tannadyce was playing a deep game and using the bookmaker to pull the chest- nuts out of the fire. In fact, he had gained a shrewd inkling of the truth—that Tid- marsh's private vendetta against the slayer of his sister had been seized on by the money- lender to terminate an association that would be inconvenient in the event of Hooligan being brought for trial. The inspector had ascertained that the dissolute peer had completely vanished from his usual haunts, and all his efforts to connect Tannadyce with the fugitive had failed till he hit on the idea of watching Tidmarsh as -well ae Tacmadyce. Though hej had been unable to overhear much of the interview with Skinner, he had learned enough to guess that the bookmaker would lead him straight to his quarry and enable him not only to prevent the law being taken into private hands but to execute a certain document in his possession. The document was a warrent for wilful murder against Henry Augustus Yansittart Blundell, Baron Hooligan of Hooligan, in the county of Waterford. Arrived at the police-station, the constable quickly put the prisoner and the prosecutor through the usuail formalities before the inspector on duty. Croal refused to give any name or address, and having been measured and charged was hustled off to a cell, from which, after a hurried explanation and exhibition of his card. he emerged exactly forty seconds later—in time to catch sight of Mr. Tidmarsh's broad back descending the station steps. Mr. Croal had won the second trick and started in pursuit. He would have been glad of five minutes to do a quick change into a fresh disguise, but all he could do was to leave his basket of soft-roed 'uns with the respectful and sympathetic, but highly amused, local police. Then began a chase which was diversified by varying fortunes. Tidmarsh's object was to kill time, for he did not want to go down to Mitcham till the evening, when the pugilists mentioned by Skinner would have left him a clear field. He wandered down to the Strand, stared at the shops, lunched at Gatti's, and, finally, about four o'clock, when leaving the Grand Hotel buffet, after a drink with a chance-met sporting acquaint- ance, became aware that Croal was not shaken off after all. He smiled grimly to himself as he noticed the absence of the fish-basket and the ragged garments of the hawker." Somehow, a basket, or a handful of bootlaces, or a bunch of grounsel seemed necessary to the inspector's make-up, and Mr. Tidmarsh rejoiced at the incompleteness. He must have put his shadow to considerable incon- venience to hustle him into such a lack of consistency in his disguise. Well, the game would have to begin all over agaim-that was all. The bookmaker said good-bye to his friend, hailed a hansom, and gave the word in a loud voice for 17, Beaker-street. But Croal was not deceived by the ruse. Jumping into another cab, he soon perceived that the bookmaker was instructing the driver through the flap, with the result that the cab turned up the Hay- market, crossed Regent-street, and finally pulled up at the northern entrance of the Burlington Arcade. Mr. Tidmarsh was down and into the Arcade before Croal's cab had stopped, and then the inspector realised that he had been done on the post" again. Just as Tidmarsb. had artfully calculated, Croal's disreputable appearance did not find favour with the beadle on duty at the gate, and it was not till after a lengthy explanation that the detective was permitted to pass in. By that time the man he was pursuing was ensconced in a tobacconist's shop half-way down the Arcade, bending over the counter and pretending to make an elaborate choice of a cigar. His idea was that Croal, on being allowed to enter, would dash straight through and out at the other end, in the supposition that he himself would have done the same. But in this respect his cunning had overreached itself. Croal certainly made all speed to the southern exit, but there he introduced himself to the second beadle, and quickly ascertained that no one answering to Tid- marsh's description had gone out that way- no difficult matter, owing to the showy suit worn by the bookmaker. So presently Mr. Tidmarsh, who had lighted his cigar and seated himself in the shop to await developments, had the chagrin of seeing his antagonist slowly repass, and he was not at all sure that the inspector's sharp eyes had not caught sight of him in the dark interior. After that it became a battle of patience, Croal patrolling the Arcade and Tidmarsh smoking cigar after cigar while maturing a fresh plan. He hit on one at last, and none too eoon. if he was to catch the train to Mitcham he had decided on—6.45 from Victoria. The afternoon had slipped away apace in all these dodgings to and fro, and it was already, past six. His move was also expedited by the fact that the tobacconist had begun to eye him askance, despite his profuse purchases. He rose and walked from the shop, and knew long before he was out of the Arcade that CroaJ was close on his tracks. Dis- regarding him entirely, he hailed a cab in Piccadilly, and bade the man take him to Victoria Station. There he swaggered into the first-class booking-office and asked for a Pullman-car return for Brighton. The express waa drawn up at the main-line departure platform, and Mr. Tidmarsh. ostentatiously seated himself in the drawing. room car. The third-class carriages were in the front of the train, and a minute later he saw Croal go by the car towards them. Once again he was trading on the unfortunate detective's make-up, for he told himself with much satisfaction that his pursuer's present, style was hardly classy" enough for the Pullman. And this time his simple-hearted cunning was crowned with success. The whistle sounded, the train began to. move, but not till it was well in motion did he step from the platform of the car on to the platform of the terminus and wave a parting- hand to the fast reoeding face of Mr. Croal, who was leaning out of one of the third- class carriages, peering back. "Yah! What price soft-roed 'uns?" resounded the bookmaker's jubilant shout. Croal tore frantically at the door-handle of his compartment, but the train had gathered too much way for a safe descend, and those within restrained him from making the attempt. With a sigh of relief Tidmarsh, ran round and jumped into the suburban train, which started almost as he sank into his seat. (To be continued.)

"I notice that you and Charlie no longer play ping-pong." "No," replied the demure damsel; "we don't care very much for a game that keeps us at opposite ends of a table." The family ne'er-do-well had turned up again with nothing in his pockets but him hands. He stood on the family hearthrug, before the family fire, and he said, Ah. Argentina is the place. Why, you can get a splendid fat turkey there for a shilling." Is that so?" raid a sarcastic relative. "Then if I'd been in your place I should have stayed there." "Would you, now?" remarked the traveller, eyeing the speaker meditatively. "Well, then. since you'd have stayed, probably you cam tell me how I m to get the shilling is .Aiseatiaft.