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c. HENRY THOMAS & co. Baby Carriage Warehouse, 122, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. THE WINNER OF OUR GIFT lVfAIL CART IS Mr. LLEW. C. THOMAS, 25, Egerton-strcet. Canton. Cardiff. CONSOLATION PRIZES. BABY CHAIR to Mrs. MARGARET LLOYD, 19, Granville-street. Monmouth. I BABY CHAIR to Mrs. CASTLE, <51, Kewpon-road, Cwmcarn. CRADLE to Mrs. JOHNSON, G, Coveny-stivet, Splotlands, Cardiff. PRIZES WILL BE FORWARDED NEXT WEEK.

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AUGUSINE J. STONE oe. STONE BEOS.), 1 FUMMAL FTJSFHES 4 FUNZRAI. DIRECTOR J J Peree»8<!rervt?icn to All Orders. E lq.t, Tel.. C..v N*. 704; I:!o!'i'Y DIcks., No. 37. I Vtast Office Tel. Il. Cardiff. Telegrams- STONX 9 BBOS CABC* STONE BROS., Barry Docks, g p* WOIING-ST., C ARDIFF. | n. And 101. HOLf-ROAD, BARRY DOCKS. | J. Mj&SH' & CO.. 6 FURNISrfG UNDEttTA-KERS, II BOOTED, 9. FREDUCK-STREET, and 1 41, WEÚURNE-PLACE, I Pricb List clk lication. XsUoaal Tel. > 0726. | SESSION & SONS lLTDj- (.RDIFF. V MONUMENT HEADSTONES, AND ROSSES. j PUBLlCMUSEMEN rs. I 5AEDIFP. TREOYAL, CARDIFF. ROBERT REDFORD. Leøee and XOBEBT REDFORD. EVERYOVENI-NG AT 7.30. The Hlliant Comedy Th O;E FROM MARS. Next week le Record Musical Play A cmNSE HONEYMOON. Box Office at l*tre 10 to 5. Nat. TeL^. a650 ;¡mEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. MABCH 14th, Ft EIGHTS AND A MATINEE, ME. GEOR: DANCE'S PRINCIPAL (4PANY, in the RECOPJ MUSICAL PLAY, fA. CHrESE JJONEYMOON, Still Playing tirowded Houses at the Strand Theatre. Loib", where it is approaching its THIRD )AR OF OONTXN"COUS RUN. Miss GWM-Z-I HAROOUBT, in her Original Part of Fl J &707 g R A X1 rp B: E A T R E. Lessee and dagibr -EDWARD QUIGLEY. ■ |>-NIGHT, at 7.30, THE RICE OF SIN. Next Week—BIGGEST SCAMP ON EARTH. Popular PIles from 4d. to 15s. e4684ul0 f Tis not j, Mortals to command enccesa, but, we'll r aore—deserve it. "—Addison. THE CAR tJI F F E m P 1 R E, QDEEN -STREET MANAGING JPCTOR OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! Ie Popular American, j TJ I I F, MACKAY, A firml fa,<Ottrite <-TCrywhere for her per- sona c and Songs that are both l!¡,ng and ear-haunting. 1SJ.i OLYMPIANS, Who '\1f¡u eg Glees and Miscellaneous Plantation Songs. Ideal Comedy Couple, Wlty AND LAMBERT, -:18 an t'p-f^ate Entr'acte of Melody, Wit, and Sparkle.  ltRY FREEMAN, Tn Bright, and Cheery Songs. TE??'S PERFORMING CATS, AC.???? Act, and one which has been TrRined A Performance that ,Dle'l?,f 01 Mea?e your little ones. <'Now,?'t do it, because I don't like it; So don't do it!" GRELL AND GREY, QØD6 on the Tennis Lawn, in their New i h and Original Act. AUSTIN AND COWAN, rwo hlJlers of Expression in a Vocal Specialite. THE MIMIC ENO, 8boft lt1 name., but a Clever Artiste. ? ?'? 1 J. H. HURST, The )icla'l Wonder. "Melodies and Faces to suit them." P r\W I T T-The Mystery. I'IKT wtpx:- ALBERT CHEVALIER. BiT.óOt"iG THROUGH SPACE" is coming. ikty",cift Stored Free of Charge. ■h~l\o Nightly. Early One „ Vv o'clock and 9; Late One between Pel &nd 11. All Artistes appear at Each RV 1442ce. Sæ-l;:ce open daily (with exception of "Ye), 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 to lOp m Ci rd )'g, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Plan of Grand le. No Booking Fees. Ltae63 —————- ?==— -—.—.?  NEWPORT. rtta: NEWPORT EMPIRE, A CHARLES-STREET. ?m?ag Director 03WALD STOLI,. JrO-UGHr'. Cbung Ling 800, the Ma.rreUout S?!?e Co?jurer. Tho Northern Troupe. ?B?' Weleb and Montrose. Michael Nolan. ??<' and Balmaine. The Ever-popular tot?aji. Frank Seeley. Florence, the An?to- tn H&moriat. Prof. Thornbury. Agnœ ,?'asil, Bosw?ll's Stage Circus of Educated ?? '? Cantankerona Donkeys. and Clever ?o'giit Week- ALEC HURLEY. L18864 I)XLIF,.FORTYS& CO-S vpIANOS AND QKGANS 00 PUNOS bi- LIPP. BRINSMP&D, VZTAR]% OOLIiARD, CRAMER, BOBD, &o., Ac. ^tfSANS by MASON and HAMLIN. FARRAND, WEAVER. BELL, Ac.. Ae. ØPeoial Discounts for Cash, or may be had 40 Our gystem of extended payments. Sole Agents for the ,,OftLUN" PERFECT PIANO FI-AYKR. J^U Illustrated Lists free on application. VALE. FORTY. & CO. CARDIFF. 4180 at Cheltenham. KnnmghaaB, Ac. ■ « NO BREAD EQUAL TO REYNOLDS' WHEATMEAL PuRE, WHOLESOME, DIGESTIVE. J. REYNOLDS & 00., LIMITED. GLOUCESTER. ORDBB. meat ANY BAKER AND BE CONVINCED. The B«t Brown Lo? on Offer. el?TS Bi ? —— —————————' (1 mv-PEWRITING TAUGHT AT TBEj 'j- JLUL CFnoE, (LUWI" j SALES BY AUCTION. GREAT HOUSE FARM. SHIREXETWTON (Four miles from Oiepstow). IMPORTANT SALE OF A SOUND AND HEALTHY FLOCK OF 100 Fat and Store Cross-bred SHEEP, Including 59 grand Young Ewes with L-amfe or to Lamb; 41 exceedingly" choke Fat Black-faced Tegs. A HERD OF 31 Head of Shorthorn and Hereford CATTLE, comprising 5 very fresh Barreners, Cow and Calf, Heifer in foil profit her Fat Calf. 10 very promising i'wo-year-old Steers and Heifers, 13 ditto Yearling ditto and ditto, well-descended Yearling Short- horn Bull. 14 Cart and Nag HORSES and COLTS, comprising 2 working" Cart Mares, Brown Gob-Mare in foal to Monte Cristo," very promising Three-year-old Cart Colt by ltqil- ston Admiral," 2 ditto ditto by Glyn Hero," ditto ditto Filly, Two- year-old Oolt by "Bollcston Admi- ral," 1 Thnee-year-o!d and 2 Two. year-old Nag Colts, 5 Yearling Cart ard Nag C-olts. Q PIGS, consisting of a Sow due to farrow March 22nd. ditto due April 8th. 6 Dairy-fed Porkers. 2 RICKS of Prime OLD and NEW HAY, standing on W House Lands, which MESSRS. DA Vl NEWLAND, and •lYA HUNT have been favoured with instruc- tions from Mr. William Nicholas, who has given up The Marls Farm. to SELL by AUC- TION. upon the above Premises, on TUESDAY, I March 15. 1904. Detailed Catalogues may be obtained one week prior to Sale of the Auctioneers, Ghesp- stow and Newport. Luncheon (by ticket) at Twelve o'clock. Sale to commence at One p.m. sharp. A break will meet trains arriving at Chep- stow 10.11 and 10.21 a.m. 4068 32, GELLIGAER-STPLEFR, CATHAYS. MR. E. R. PATERSON has received  inatmctione from Mrs. Towndraw (who is leaving for abroad) to SELL by PUBLlO AUCTION, on the Premiaea, on 7URSDAY NEXT, March 15th, at Two o'clock, the Whole of the Household Fmniture and Effects. For ? Further Particulars See Posters.—Auctioneer's OSice and Salerooms, 45. St. Mary-street, a693 ?HURCH?TREET' "SALJEROOMS, CARDIFF—Mr. A. SETCHFIELD is a Buyer of %Il kinds of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS and surplus aud other Stocks, 6r will Sell same on Commission. Money Advanced on goods sent in for Sale. Good prices given and prompt settlements made. Sales take place on Mondays and Thursdays at 2 p.m. and Fridays and Saturdays at 7 p.m. el2734 PUBLIC NOTICES CAERPHILLY URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, at a meeting of the Caerphilly Urban District Council held on the 8th day of March, 1. there being present, at icb m :?(,h .i I g absolute majority of the whole number of the Members of that Council, the following KftsoiirtioTi was paeo,ed, viz. "That the Caerphilly Urban District Council do oppose in Parliament the Cardiff Railway BUt 1904." Dated this day of March. 1904. e12793 WM. SPTCKETT, Clerk. '?EDDING?CEPTIONsTComing?o?  Age Festivities, and Garden Paxties. Send to RICHARDSON'S for Awnings and Keoeption Marquess, Decorations, Illumina- tions, and Fireworks. Marquees Erected as Temporary Ballrooms, with polished floors, a Speciality—RICHARDSON and CO., Royal Arcade-chambers, Cardiff. Nat. Tel., 1092. el2313 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. THE POPULAR CURE] For COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, and all Chest Affections is TEMPLAR MALINS' WONDERFUL. SIXPENNY 6d. coua H 6d STOP! ° 18 composed of JiGey, Squills. Tolu, lpeeau, Paresorlo, and SOMETHING ELSE, which makes it an immediate FULL. STOP to all kinds of Coughs. Trial Bottle, 6d. Large Size, Is. Poet Free, 9d, poet Free, 1/3. PBEPARED ONLY BY TEMPLAR MALINS, I CASH CHEMIST, 129, QUEEH-8TREET, CARIDFF e12514 FLRMTURE. FURNITURE. THE LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM. T irv, BEST IN QUALITY, THE CHEAPEST IN PRICE. FOR CASH OR ON EAST TERMS. TO AST AtSi THIS QO TO TBI ATLAS FURNISHING CO., JJAYES, QABDIFF. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. PAY THEM A VISIT. CATUA>GUES FRBB ON APl>t.ICAltOy. YE OLD ENGLISH AND AMERICAN I CIDER COMPANY, BRISTOL AND NEW YORK. ONE HALF MILLION GALLONS DRAUGHT AND BOTTLING CIDERS FOR SALE, ROUGH AND SWEET. For Prices and Particulars apply to D. J WILLIAMS, DOCKWELL, LLANWERN, Near NEWPORT, MON. el2644 ?R??VILLIAMS7 28 and3RÖYAt WA,,ade, is now ahowiu? a choice ?olee hon of lakes' new spring Millinery, Blouses, Feat-her and Marabout Stoles, Gloves, Ties, I; Children's Costumes, Silk and Serge Overalls, Pinafores, a.nd Aprons. Corsets and Under- clothing at special prioge, An inspection cited. 81Z395 I Don't Miss "Express" Football Edition To-night. 1 PREPAID SCALE. i?n?" 1'repzid Advertisements &re inserted ii t a '2? IXG EXn!ESS" at the folloing rates ONCCK K' | 'J'"RKR S? "??- TIMES. TlnS. 1 S. D. S. D. S: D? 14 words 0 5 0 6 0 9 15 to 22 words. 0 5 QIC j 1 3 23 to 30 words. 0 7 1 '2 19 .^Ll?!8. °2 0.4 | 6 glt;rd:1 0 2 0,4 ¡o Õ COMBINED SCALE fcr Small Trepaid Adver- tisements in tne "WESTERN MAIL" and INGr J!XPRE8S" i THln"I<' BIX WORDS. OXCK. ?"?  TIMICS. TtMXS. &. D. 5. D. r. D. 14-words 0 8 .1 4 2 0 IS to 22 Words 10 '20 J 0 25 to 3C words 1 4 2 8 4 0 ''t,o 1 F,a,c?h extr,,L, 81 77? TV words » B 4 0 « 8 1 0a J I In all cases the name and s jdr^ss are counted ai part of the Advertisement. LOST AND FOUND LOST. March 6th, stock Colley Dog; finder rewarded; detainer pro.secuted-Han-ey Colliers' Arms, Aber- tille-rN-. e4678ul2 F OUNI), on Marc!l 8th, white Fox Terrier; leather collar, with bells.—Brswer, Builder, Caerleon. eu12 LOT, March b, a small black SehJpperke Dol. answers ij to digger; finder suitably rewarded; detainer proacciited.—Gustard, Mayfleld, TJsk. e470Sul6 THEATEE R()Yal.-WLI Lady who took Umbrella in mistake from cloak-room at last Saturday's matinee kindly return and have her own in place of sans. eI2780 MEDICAL. MIDWIFERY Classes, Tuesdays, 3 p.m., 61, Charles- 1VJL street; fee, L5 SS.-Stampod envelope Bristol Mttage Hospital. c12474 QUALIFIED Assistant (experienced, energetic) wanted manage branch; country practice; 'ILMlIrg? coast; drive, cycle.-FuU particulars H 31, Eil?.?li-Il Ex- press, Cardiff. 4863u22 MISS LiUeE, Certificated Monthly, Mental, Medical, Surgical Xurse.—93, Castle-road, Cardiff. e4571ul6 CLERICAL CTJKATK wanted, for the Parish of Llanllwch, Car- marthen; duoglot services.-Ap ply to the Vicar. e<lS32ul5 SCHOLASTIC WANTED, experienced Male Teacher (article 51,1), £ G0; and capable Female Tcacher (article 50), £ 45- £ 50; for Mount Stuart-square mixed school, Cardiff. -Apply Hey. G. Heaton, St. Mary's Clergy House, f'Td.-ff. e4703ul6 WANTED, an AasistMt?fM?TredegarvUie? Boys' j (;hool, CardiS.—He?lmx?tcr. e<726uM G- JtisaEroV/N N'ätiönäT (!tfixed)S(.!ïõ°C- Cardlff.- GWanted, Assit?int Mistress (Art. 50) for Standard I.; commencing salary, £ 45, IXLid monthly.—Apply I Headmaster. &W31ul5 PRIVATE School, WoodrlilfMtfiad, ocrner May- JL street; established over 20 years. elSSSO HOUSEKEEPERS, &c. W ORKING Roukeeper, who can cook, wanted to take entire charge of bachelor's small house.- Apply to H <5, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4rAuIG -W- ANTEIÇ"siïïia tïõn- WõlkiJîi-HOusékeepcibÿ respectable you widow to gentlcmsyi; excel- let,t r-f(-enc?s.-H 4, Evening Exprese. CardiS. e<58<?12 MOTHES'S Help wanted; three in _ily7, M-va.r.t .kept.—?omee, H?BgMty, Risca-road. New- port. e4643n!5 DOMESTIC SERVANTS. WAJvTED, doreeti?mte?d Help (IS); CBareh; rarrMfs W da.u?hter preferred; servant kept.-W. John, Stationer, Haverfordwest. e4682ul6 WANTED, General Servant; aged 18 to 20; good 'tferen?e6.-(Ilea Bcsa, LIa.nthewyrGad, New- port. e4734ul4 j W ANTED. good Cook; also KitchenmaicL-Bovrara^ I\, Swansea. e4732ul7 WANTED Immediately, Cook-General and House- maid—Apply, stating age, wages, references, Mrs. Hughes, Bed House, Llandilo. e4737ul7 ANTED, experienced Nurse for two young ebil- W dren; good needlewoman—5, Alberta-place, Pcnarth.. e471Sul7 WANTED, 29th March, Nurse-Housemaid; aged 20- I 24; four in family; must have good character; £ 16—Mts. Watkins, Ston-eleigh, Caradoc-road, Aheryst- e4719ul4 W. ANTED immediately, reliable General; -no chil- W dren; must possess good reference-z,Apply 8, Colum-road. e4735ul4 KQUIRED, Girl for Houaewor? aged 15; early JL? riMr; good references.—Clare-street Post-omcc, Cardiff. e4748u!4 WANTED, useful Help, in country house; aged 18 V V to 20; good hoine.-Apply Mrs. Miles, Noxon Coleford, Gloc. e4740ul4 WANTED^ experienced NurM to take charge of V V two young children; comfortable home.-Apply, stating references, )(I8. Valentine Pegge, Bryn Ithosyn, Briton Ferry. e4752ul7 ANTED, strong Girl-for bou!?ework.- -lly at V f OI!ce, G13m?rgan Hotel, North Church-street. e4686ul2 w ANTED, Ctooiv-General—Apply Woodville Hotel, Ca tlIays, Cardiff. e46S3ul6 W ANIMD, an experienced Cook for gentleman's V V family in tbo country; kitchen maid and scullery- maid kept; good references required—Apply Mrs. Herbert Lloyd, Plas Cilybebyll, Pontardawe R.S.O., Glamorgan. c46S0u!6 YOUNG Girl wanted as General; light place.-Apply JL 31, Egerton-strcct, Canton. e4695ul2 ~XTA>fFed7 Housemaid muytT have been single- V V hfended previously or as house-parlourmaid; small family; parlourmaid kept.—State age, height, wages reouired, Mrs. Railton. Heywood Lodge, Tenby. e4677ul2 ? H?'EST Johnson, Queen's-place, Noath? bas vacancies J?JL for high-clws Cooks, Generals, and Maids: only those having good references need aP1>lyu16 ANTED, good, re-,pectablo Girl; country preferred; (V good wages; reference required.—Morris. G-eili Hotel, Gclli. e46S8u!6 ANTEDT at the Newport Workhouse, Male Cook. W-Apply, with testimonials or discharges, to the Master of the Workhouse. el2772 HGXJSE-Parlourmaid; aLo Ccok wanted.-Applv Mrs. JjL Hibbert, Brjn-Awel, Penylan, Cardiff. e4702ul6 ANTED, April, experienced Nurse, 2!?-30; two children; good need1ewQwan.-Full part;culan Box H 47, Evening Express, Cardiff. e47i0ulG WANTED, a good General.-Apply. evenings, Mrs. tV Akers, 8, St. John's-crescent, Canton, Cardiff. e47llul6 w ANTED, good Cook-General; small family.—State f V age and wages Mrs. Creed, Hendrecavan, peny- e485lul5 WANTED, good General Servant; family th^ee— Apply Mis. Moore, Glyucoly-road, TTeorchy. eul4 G- ENERALSarvani-;¡;anteči immediately; piain cook- Ging.-3im. Alfred Hore, 6, A mbemley-road, New- j port. e4644ul5 SCULLERY Girl wanted; sleep out.—Apply Adling- (? toJ:, Cathe-dral-road. em24ul5 ANTED immediately, an experienced Geneml; two W in family; no WMhing.—Apply Bose Bank Villa, Ystrad. e4529ul5 WANTED immediately, either a General or Working W Housekeeper: plain cooking required; Work light; oaly two in family—Mrs. Price, Brecon House, Aber- gavenny. e434Cul5 WANTED, good Gelieral.-84, Wfftbourne- road, Vy Fenarth. 64639,115 W A'TED, General; wages, E13.-Apply 203, Rich- VV mond-road ■ O*NU15 COOK-General wanted—Mrs. Sydney Simons, Somerset ? HouM. Merthyr Tydfil. e4657ul5 ANTED, good Plain Cook; small family; near Swansea.—Box 19, G.P.O., Swansea. e4597ul4 ANTED, experienced House-Parlourmaid; house- maid kept; small family; near Swansea.-Box 19. G.P.O., Swansea. e4598ul4 ANTED, a Bettvrerunaid, about 20, who has been f in service, early ia April.-Apply The Hollies, Penartli. e4621ul4 W ANTED, good Plain Cook; small family—Mrs. yy Ritson, Aberdulats, Neath. e4550uI2 WXNTED7 good (>»k-G«neral for two 1;?d?;,t?o Vv other servants kept—Apply Miss JenkiDE, Min-y- Don, Penarth. t>4567ul i- ANTED ilIlmedi1Y, experi(?nced GenaralT good wages; two in famUy.—Apply Mrs. Victor Brukewich, 1S3, Newport-road, Cardiff. e4561ul2 WANTED, single-handed Kitchenmaid for I'alcon- dale, Lampeter, March 16th; wages, £ 14 and washiug.-Write Mrs. H., Mount House, Alderley, Wootton-under-Edge, e45631\l2 COOK-Gsneral and yo:mg Housemaid wanted for ladies; references required—Mrs. Baasett, Brvlt- ft) u, .,u, Pontypridd. e4572i2 -■■■ HOTEL SERVANTS. tVi V rANTED, eleto. reEpcctabJe Girl s WhTe1\ (coffee and commercial room).—H 24, Evening Fxprem, C?rdi<f. c46Mnil I-IOUSEAWD-l,expér¡ëi\ëêi)-re<ilíiî1;d.W&ï;¡-£î ?H 'auRdry and an found—Apply M?nagereM, Royal HoteL Cardiff _?_?_ c4727ul -G-ÔC)D-p¡äíJ:iC.õOkândexperienœd %'zit i; _!?,727ui? GM&Ycb 28; reference required—Marine Hotel, Porth- C.wl. e4671iil5 \V \V fA^fEV, thoroughly industrious, M!n?t?htnded V\" Boots; one who has been good under-boots and UMd to comnwzcw, hotel prefefred.- Butt Hotel, Ar. tillery. e«49»H2 HOTEL SERVANTS Continued WANTED at once, a good, strong, country Girl as f General; good home and first-class wages,- Apply Mrs. Watkins, P.tiymney Hotel, Cardiff. e4750ul7 WANTED, two experienced General^.—Appiy, wIth referen". Bute Hotel, Treherbert. e4607ul4 "{XT.\ETIrn-;mmedfatc10wo Gmeml ServantS;õiïe "f able to do plain cooking—1Treharne, Ynysmeirig Hotel. Abercynon R.S.O. e-1S23ul4 YOUNG Lady seeks situation as BarmaId in first: class hotel: thoroughly experienced; good refe- rencep.-Apply H., 117, Clive-street, Cardiff. e4079ul2 BASMAID seeks Eituation :irst-class hotel JD thoroughly experienced; good references.—?, Ciydaeh-street, Cardiff. l'4M9u1'2 "'{XTAN'i;ED,an-cxperienc.eod ycun? Lady Book-kper (t-abular wilhag to assist in bar. Also a strong General Servaat,-Apply Stepney Arms Hotel, HaneUy. LAUNDRESSES "'{XTAXTED. Iundrywon;:an;'CoÚag, laundry, and Vy E50 a year; muft understand gentleman's shifts and liner.—Apply Mrs. Lewis, Green;neadow, onw}-u!a is. e4754ul7 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS TO Master Coopers and Manufacturers—Situation wanted by thoroughly experienced cooper; capable of taking entire charge of coopering department; brewers, clistillen3, or dry cask making and repain; good book-keeper; at present working fireman; first-class references.—H 11, Evening Express, Cardiff. e461Sui4 GROCERS' Haulie-r—Wanted, smart Man; expe- rienced; good ivages.-Apply ;)5, High-street, Abpr- avon- e473Sul4 Masons wanted, and 87?:k!??s.—E?ns Bros?, 90 Talgarth, and New ChurcQ, Llanwida. cl3735 ERRAND Boy wan ted—A p p rr Hunt, BëSpoke Bcot- Emaker and RepMre?. 116a. ?ow-hf!. Newport. ede s u on as Gardener; single-handed 1 T or head; understands hothouse work well, and outdoor.-Apply 1, Lloydc-terrace, Watton, Brecon. o474Sul4 SHOEING Smith.—Wanted, Lad Stnber: experience neeessarj-.—Turoer and Sons, Feaarth-road Car- diff. e47?al< AIV AN'TY?D, a Boy for Boys' Int-ermediito &:booI, Ne Wport -4oad, to amist caretaker with school work; wages, es. and boanl.—Apply, by letter, Head- master. e4674ul2 WANTED, smart, active young Man as #aulier; to assist in warehouse; must be sober, honest, and used to horses; wages to start, 24s. per week.—State age, references, Committee, Co-operative Society, Limited, Treharries B.S.O. e4704ul2 WANTED, young Man as Third Gardener, for in and out side work; wages, 18s. per week, with rooms.—T. Muscott, Duffry-n Gardens, Mountain Ash. e475»iI4 WANTED, by single young Man, situation as Groom- Gardener; able to milk if required—H 53, Evening Express, Cardiff. e47E3ul4 'D?IckMAKE?—WMHed,s:tuatton as Burner; JLP continuous or down &-aught kili?s; red or white bricks—E X, Evening Expre, Newport" c4707u!5 WANTED immediately. Paving Cutters; constant V T work for steady men.—Apply New Forest Paving Quarry, Fforchdwm, Neath. el2778 WANTED, Assistants, alw Errand Boy (Iiing hi Pontypridd), for Stephen's New E?za.M, Taff- street. PontyBridd.—Apply Royal Arcade, Cardiff. e«15 REMAN lor stable department required; one rthoroughly accustomed to horses and management cf men; salary, including house rent free, £2 per week. —Apply, giving experience and references, Turner and Sons, Penarth-foarf, Cardiff. e4574ul2 NAVVIES wanted; Uaawrtyd Wells Water Scheme; good wages paid to good workmen.—Apply, on work, R. W. Fitamaurlce and Co. (Ltd.), Llaawrtyd Wells. e4608ulZ WANTED, experienced Working Gardener; small W market garden and nursery; assist under glass when required; others employed.-particulars Francis, Florist, Sebastopol, Newport, Mon. WANTED, Caretakers—Man r.nd Wife; ?jMn to 'f'1' attend to heating apParatU3, general clening, &c.; wife must be good cook and attend to requirements of boarding establishment; wages, 25s. per week, rooms (unfurnished), and hoard, fee., provided.—Apply, giving testimonials, experience, to General Secretary, Y.M.C.A., Cardiff. e4687ul5 TRAVELLERS, AGENTS. CUTLERY, phOWosraphs, Sewing Machines, Furni- titrey Cycles, Watches, Jewellery, &c.—Responsible Men engaged at collieries, factories, railways, &c.. wanted as spare-time Agents in every town and village by one of the largest wholesale firms in the kingdom; good commission; cash or easy payments.—Apply for terms and particulars to Thomas Fattorini, Dept. No. 173, Skipton. Established over 70 years. Contractor to the Government. e4729u12 GENTLEMAN (43) disengaged, experienced in auc- Gtii>n, land, and estate work, desires appointment as Agent or Sub-agent to gentleman, or confidential position with a good firm of auctioneers; energetic, reliable; excellent testimonials.-H 42, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4700ul6 NMAIC Canvasser wanted for electrical trade.—State k) salary, age, &c., Box E. E., Evening Express, New- port. e*559ul2 W ANTED, Travellers en commission, with connec- tion amongst builders, sculptors, quan-yowners, and ironmongers—Axo, 51, Wicker-lane, Sheffield. eul7 AGENTS waited, 'Kyi Kol; 6d. packet saves 1-t n Aof coal; one agent's profit one week, 210 IN. you can do this.—C. A. Hoult, Doncaster. o4672ulS SMART young Man required by firm of Colliery Agents to attend chiody to inland business; preference given to one who can invest Z500 with view to partner- ship.—Z. H., Western Mail, Cardiff. c459Spl4 YOUKG Man wanted; 35s. per week and commission; J. regular work; splendid opening.—Address Compo Works, Bolton, Lanes. e4612ul4 A Good Opportunity—A first-claw Agency Appoint- A ment is vacant; applications should be made by trustworthy men of active habits; previous agency expe- rience not ecsential.-Addrom H 22, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4€33ul5 CLERKS, MANAGERS, &c GROCERS,'  Clerk wanted; mu?t h?a. trade expe- %J!' nenco.—Thomas and Evans, Forth. e46S7ul6 ANTED, an Offise BoyT^Aipply J. H. ijankey. W Hope-street, Cardiff. e4726ul4 EIVE Pound Notes\offered to any ne in exchange for Fhadf an hour's work. Clerks, foremen, and others employed in factories, workshops, collieries, &c., should send a stamped addressed envelope for particulars of this extraordinary otTe-r.-Addres5 No. H 52, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4730n12 3 Weekly.-Persons wanted everywhere for addressing j circulars.-Send addressed envelope for proposal Manager, liB, Elm Lodge, Southall, Middlesex. e4553ul2 ANTED, Secretary for new Limited Company, W Cardiff; gentleman with capital prcfe.-H 55, Evening Express, Cary-liff e4734ul4 LERK wanted for Black Plate Works.-Appiv stating wagee and experience, H 29, Kvening Express, Cardiff el2777 Tt.OOK?KEER&R.—Youn? Lady desires Be-engago- ment; thoroughly competent; hi?hsst refereuce; indoors prefarrocf.—K., c/o. Mrs. Coombs, 10, Hawker Hill-street, Chepetow. o4614ul4 iT OME Work.-Addressing Envelopes, Nominating J*! other Addressen.-For terms send addressed enve- lope North (Department 91), York-building, Adelphi, London. e4552ul2 XCISE Examination, May Imh.-Thirty Assistants (salary L30) wanted.-All who have competed apply Skerry's College Cardiff, for full particnlsjs of revision course. Skerry's stadect first place at last examina- tion. «4565ul2 SHOP ASSISTANTS, MILLINERS ILLINES^ stylish and experienced, &Me t.o serve, I' wanted beginning of April.-Referencm Richards, Tredegar. <*4665ul2 RAI^RY—f«ies -i??d?V?.Sntypridd. have vacancy J? for a good General Hand; state age and salary. C12785 C IIILDRE S Milliner wanted at one, abie to serve through.—Mrs. Griffiths, 120, Queen-street^ e4675ul2 ILLI* Nl^BY.—-Stylish First Hand Milliner required able to setre. showroom.—State age, experience, and salary Smith-Daviea and Co., Forth. e4554u!2 E- STABLÏ81iED-nd Provisions Vacancy for Esmrt Man who knows his business, with capital; view to partnerhip, if satisfactory. E P, Evening Express, Newport. e4570u!5 MILLINER wanted.—Styl»h Milliner: one able to jyjL serve when required.-Isaacs, Cambrian House, Carmarthen. e4€03ul4 MILLINEB wanted; experienced and stylish; able JVL to speak Welsh—Tom Williams, Bradford House, Tonypandy. e4610u!4 DBESSCUTTING (Scienti6c).—Private LessoM; p?- Dtems to ma&surement.—ParticulMZ 11, n?s. bleddian-gaidcns, CardIff. 462Zu ?4 WAN'ITED experienced DTeaam?kers L(t L?die,l Tailor—Apply, full particulars, Lloyd and Co., Treorky. ew8ul5 MILLINERY.—Wanted, stylish Milliner; take and execute own orders, serve through when required; good references iudispenzable.-Apply, stating salary, Jackson, Draper, Cwmbran. e465,1,115 M1LL1NKRY.—Wanted, a thoroughly experienced m sty'ixh MilIiner.-J. PhiHip?, London Hoase' Carmarthen. APARTM ENTS IC ()hLI70PT.kBLE Front Sitting Ilk-on,; "?i, j tleinan. two friends—10-3, Richmond-road. e461?? GENTLEMAN v.ants corafcrtabio HE?ideacc in G reSP8et able family; near Taff SUticn or C'atlWdral- joad.—H M. E?eniu? Express, Cardiff. e4753ul4 OXRD "RSIdence tar one or two genUcmen; <;om-  fortablo home.—32, Hajmi'?oa-street, Ca,,h&drli-rrj? i?rdiS. e457!ul2 -C-oM¥ÖRT:BLii-Pä'riIDënt;for-g(;ïlijemen;-llo ? rouD? chi!dren.-l, RamUton-street? Cardifr eui7 I BUSINESSES WANTED. ANTED, small Grocery Business; country or good village,—Apply H W, BveniBB Esprew, Car. diff. 04U7iU7 PREMISES. -jlTESSaS. S. HEN' AND Pni?rwrv, ItX ACCTIONEEBS, VALUERS. SURVEYORS. HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. For list of Business Premises and Houses to be Let or Sold see Western Mail :o.Gy. Pnted Rgister free. .omCfl5, 93, St. Mar,t-reef -S 1Me. NTEW\;¡lli!;tO Let or for Sale; Landaff; £500.- Nlhylor, I",B, IÎlvern.pla('e, CirCK. c4751u17 CHEMISTS—Shop madTpremises to Let: prominent c position, ia Aour?,?ii;ug district South W,I.- For further particulars apply H 56, Evening Exnress, Cardiff. e4745ul7 PAYING Properties, vmoo and Cottages; cheap immadiate purch;isqr. Also Villas; three recep- tion-rooms; latest improvements; Roath Park.— Richards, 29. Boverton-street, Cardiff. e4746u!7 TO Let. detached Vill* Basidence, 48, Victoria- avenue, Main dee, containing three reception-rooms, kitchen, scullery, china paatry, five bedrooms, dressing- room, both 11. and c.), two with garden, well stocked with fruit trees; reci, £ 40—Apply 47, Viotorla- Me e46Slu!6 RADYR.—To Let. desirable Residence; nice garden; stable and coach-he us e: flve minutes' walk from station.—Appiy The Laurels. Karlyr, near Cardiff. eui7 "1'XTESTOK-super-Mare. Veil-furnished Hoiisc, in T South-road; largo rooms; bathroom.—Home, Pople's Library. • e4712u16 HOUSE to Let at SU in'e.road, Crphl1ly JaMe garden.—Apply Daviw, Firgrove, CaephUly. u15 TO It, Shop and :&KahõU5õ;-uweek,-incluii TApply Braly. 59, Yom-street. e4665ul5 1YJL suihble for rlotlaier tobacconist, picture framcr; in good positions; earli P(¡son.-App:y W. M. Uo^eil, Auctioneer, Ac., Central-chambers, High-street, Merthyr Tydfil. e465«ul5 ?;j¡efMtt-p¡aco.f(,r Sale. cheap, to immediate pur- 2, chaser.—Parker, 10, Chur?h-,Ieet, Cardiff. e4592u14 ir8K.rO-TÆt;-from 25th, 1904, ^one-built j Re3iden-, -ith gardens, known as Usk Vale; situated in Llanhaddoc Parish, close to the town. Appiy Gustard and Waddiagtcn, Solicitors, Newport. e4596ul4 t- ppi:y-tõ-J T. '?Aun6ei?, "kuc?,??ecr and Estate AA-,cnt, 29, St. M&)i1lft¡'t, Cardiff, for following propei"ti&3 to Let:—19, Sam i-ctreet, 7s. 6d.: Saltmeo-d- road, 6f. 6d.; Byron-strqrt, 6$. 6d; £ 3, Park-street, lIs. 6d.: 37, Daisj-'street. 5s. e!2494 I"OR Sale, Cardiff, Que(n¡-stre¡;t, l?. years, of .r large Premises; M by '?n feet ground floor- Thomas, 88, Queen-street, OÙdift. e%55u15 WANTED immediately, Cottage, with few acres of land, near Cardiff—Parkar, Church-street, Car- diff. e4533ul4 FOB Sale, 52, Stacey-j*»d (corner of Priest-road,i -1 ezcellent ccr.dttion.-pply on premisae. e4?l6ul4 QUEEN-street.—Promises required immeditely; good N,?g frontage; depth immaterial—G 91, Evening Ex- press, Cardiff. e4556ul2 R Sale, Penylan' Hn, Semi-detached Double-front FR Houses; cellar in *-emexitt ground floor, three reception-rooras, large chtoa pantry, and larder; first floor, five bedrooms and billiard-room, bath, and w.o.; second floor, threo bedrooms; ground i%nt £8 1Gi! App!y Comlay, 84, Pllylu-r 612762 BUTCHEBS.—To Let, as a going concern.. first-el2?s BButch?r's Shop, Dwelling-house, abie; in ccntre of Boatli; good family trads; injoiDg moderate—Apply H 8, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4b9liil4 S HOP (next to Stevens, confectioner, Queen-street) to Let .-J. Jennet, IM? qlieen-strmt, Cardiff. e4572ul2 CORNWALL—To IAt, in charming village, two 6- roomed Cottages (uWuraisliod,), for summer or otherwise.—Apply H 3, Boning Express. Cardiff. en!2 15, Peacisely-road, CanloB; rice houee; good 1cok:Out; 15&. weekly .-Apply iP, Exchange. e4576ul2 A Corner Shop to Let, ija Iligh-strwt, Merthyr Tydfil. -Far particulars apply 'to William Harris, Mer- ::hant,Merthyr.44¡)3u17 BUSIES.-WheiDo, want to buy or sell a bU,?.- B ness send full P&riin.-Jones. B-Iness 'Broker 161, Kiug'e-road. Cardiff el2357 PUBLIC-HOUSES. WANTED, Management of Licensed House; good f f refrences.-W. UhI1, Florida Villa, Bath- street, Hereford. e4744\1"17 GENUINE Holal, clœe '-ailwcy station, Somerset; Gunder brewers ales oniF; takings sverags abovt, J £ 45 weekly; net rent £ 100; "1w.t twtuurt 25 jNaars; avpital stabling; gardea; jilgaftgli £ 1,159?— Tebbs, Bristol. COMMANDING Corner Fullj-liceaeed House, faces '.looniapor'tant thoftl^ijjfSfM,*B.is-tfCl', urns taasic- hall; payments to brewerfc aoout £1,000 per auncm; Ingoing £600; half may remain.—Apply to Tebbs, BriúL S Lli-TON, Bristol. — EasUy-managed Euijy-licenscd C J House; suit ladias or anyone; present tenant some years; ingoing, including part furniture, £ 350—Tebbs. VILLAGE Beerhouse and )3aking Buslum-, Somerset present tenant 22 years; ingoing £ 300—Tebbs, Bristol. SIXTY-Five POUOO3 will purchase comfortable little ks Bcerhous8, centre Bristol; sound living trade; worth notice.—Tebbs, Bristol. COMPACT Fully-licensed He. centre Bristol; pretty bar; comfortable dwelling; sound living trade; tied for ales only; rent £25; ingoing only £85. worth .double; must sell through illness.—Tebt», Valuer, Bristol. G OUNTBY Beerhouse, colliery district. Somerset- shire; preeent tenant five years pays brewe"ESO monthly; rent Ln-; garden, stabling, piggeries; ingoing £ 170.—Tebbs, Bristol. YILLAGB Beerhouse, Sowet!!etsJ¡ire ;pa.dd, "gar- V den, staot?ng; ingoing E210; comfortable busin. Tebb,,3, Bristol. ROADSIDE }O'ully-Iiœnoo House, just outside Bath free for wines and spirits; ingoag £ 130.—Apply Tebbs, Valuer, Bristol. F'LLY-Licensed House, suburb Bristol! taking £25 -U eekly: r?a-.e?s?n arran6.:d-w:iOO cash,-Tebbs. CLIFTON, nri.st?ï''ómfó:table 'hou.c: 'suit busi- c ness couple; ingoing -ebb,, VaIuer, Bristol. e4715ul7 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. ABoarding-hou.se for Sale; the best stand in Cardiff; Ale,?viug through bad health—Apply Mrs. Snow, 10, Bute-terrace, Cardiff. 04089"116 HEREFORD—For Sale, 3 sm; compt Freehold Farm; all pasture and orcharding planted with choice fruit trees; 6-roomed house, with outbulldings,- Apply II. Evans, Woolhope, Hereford. e4i37t!u12 G'- ROCERŸProvisions, and Confectionery.—Old Busi- Gne-qs; well established; average weekly, £ 30; good, sound stock; horse and cart.—James, Fountain Shop, Femdale. e'8u15 No 10, Fforchaman-road, C wni am an, near Aberdare. -For disposal, a good Chemist Business, very recently set up, with the lease of premises for 7 years, 14 years, or 21 years, from 19t day of January, 1904. -For fall particulars apply to J. H. James, Auctioneer, &c" Aoorda.e. e12759 FOR Disposal, at Avonmouth, first-class Tailoring and outfitter1 E Business; large shipping and navvies' trade, now dock being built; cash required about LI,C-GO.-Apply Box G S3. Evening Express, Car- diff. elS169 RESTAURANT ai>d Commercial Hotel, matTallY JLt-, situated, Bri??tol; ab&olutely free beer and wine licence; respeetablo trade, averages about £20 weekly; closed Sundays; long, valuabla lease; ingoing, inclu- ding everything as it stands, £ 400.—Apply Tebbs, B:i8tol. REFRESHMENT and Confectionery BusinosE. dcligbt- wfully sÜ.uated, respectable part of Bri?tol; profits guaranteed about £ 8 weekly; rent £35; no Sunday trade; two tenants 14 years each; easily worked by threo persons; proprietor must sell through illness; accept £ 350 as it stands (not furniture); highly recom- mended.—Tebbs, Valuer, Bristol. QMABT S-estaurant. splendid position, Bristol; present D hands 25 years: ingoing £ 180.—Apply ebbs, Bristol. PASTRYCOOK'S and Confectionery Business, Bristol; handsomely fitted; turnover about £700 yearly; large profits; ingoing £200; bargain.—Appiy Tebbs, Victoria-street, Bristol. BAKING and Pastrycook's, CUftos, Bristol; taking £ 25 weekly; ingoing £2S0.-Ap, Tebbs. Bristol. DINING-Rooms and Refreshments, respectable part DBrist,ol; present tenant seven years; bag sup- ported eight persons and £100 per annum saved; old a £ 3 cause disposal; ingoing, everything, £OO; sound money-makicg concern—Apply Tebhs. Bristol. e4716u!7 COAL FOR SALE. COALS—Best double l?,-22?.d, K; Vip..d., large, 18s,; lame Bed Ash, 17s. Gd.; Ffaldau, Nuts, 20s.; Kitchen, 16s. 9d.; Garth Nnta, lb.; House Smalls, Ste= NutB, 153. Od. y>er 12s. 6d.; Forest Cobbles, ISs.; Steam Nuts, 15s. 3d. per ton delivered. Nat. tel. 010S4.—West End Coal Co., Canton. 612765 FARM AND GARDEN. GARDEN Netting! Gaideu Ne,tingl! Gardea Net- Gtiug "? !-Cord Netting, bWt quality, for covering seed beds. fruit trees, fowl runs, &e., &c., 16 square yards far Is—Grainger, S, Working-6treet. Cardiff. el2714 -S-E."T";¡'- '¡:=.:OI1- ,a.&4LI'L. Soeds*! .Seeds! s For reliable GARDEN AND AGRICULTURAL SEEDS Go to W. E. WALKER. 5, Queen-street, and 10, North-road, Cardiff. A good variety of Seed Potatoes. ei27S8 SPORTING HANDSOME biac-k spaniel Do £ aeed 4 years; good  O Also liver iliid white worker; non-retriever; 20s. Also Uvr :œd white Spaniel; 15s—H 37, Evening E3:p"" CurdiC. eluI ARTRIDGEsT—'TmTTTaidlff^irtridge, 7s. gd. per IW; loaded with Sehultae or Ambelite s.m(¡ke!s pcw- der, 7s. 5d. per 100; w,?o u:;ed always used: samples given free on p¡)nal application; -NOb??l's B.IIL?tite, 9s. Gd. PC" 100. Orders for 1,000 rartridg?? deivered free, —supplied only by Cross Bros., Cardiff. -G' U, Rifles, Revolvers, Cases, Cartridge Bags, and all gun a\:c!!O!ies at lowest prices; pe<:ial atten- tion to all ci- o* n:pairö; Doable.barrel Breechloading Gun3, from 32a. ed CROSS Bro? GuniiS amd AMMTMtticu 3 a" 4, t. Mary-stract, Cardiff. el= 1^ISHING^iicfcetl^My notail iwit Fliœ, G& and is. Pr doc.: ewery requisite for fisherman; Bod Licences and TWAV-?V for Taff and Ely and Rhymney Rivera.—Send for new pr?oo list C"AombeM Gu1UnÙer, ? CuCl. 3r1ftol. &Ad S-î.oø. X&Ut.L-Te-lniwua No. mm ei«42 MUSICAL. "CT7"ANTED a t once, young Ladv Pianin 3ud Vocali-' W live in: good references-required.—Apply Min. Lewis, Allen's Hotel, Mountain Ash. e4741ul" WANTED, young Lady Pianist and Vocalist; live | in—Appiy X, Evening Expn:E5, MerthYT. cu!2 TTJ^ANTEb" at ontx, young Lady Panist; good V y vamper—Apply Watkins, Garfield Inif, Troedy- rhiw. I'u15 A-DVERT¡£R will sell spiendkl Piano cheap; excel- lent tone ana conditicn—125, King's-rcad. Car- diff. c4557uI2 p IANO???, Pianos. Pianos—R. i, Heath' MId '?o ppm'al offm in irea-framed Piaoofort, with all tho latest modem improvements. A BTfSTIC" Mod?!: good wainut case; full coi? j\. p58: ch £ 15 153. 'EUROPEA. Mocel; line walnut case; check j[?j action; tnchord, &c,; cash, L18 1&s. ;ALEXAYDER" ModëG;lUCo;ba;(OOU1e marqueterie ps,nel, &c., ch, £23 12s. 6d. TT A NDSOME 1'1&<1 ofor," in Louis cam; full size j~i and coin pass, rioh case tad tme; double sconces: cash. £25 4.J. "i\ ,{fsic Tma-g Aseociatfcm" Modal; marvellous JVA value: beautiful, r4c?i tone: c&5h. C-31 '• T\RAVING-Room Model' a P cr1eëtj1krWnentfõr I J touch, tone. and dur.bllity; cash L,?5 10s. siia.1 be pleased te- arrange for any of t::1ê6è V V instruments to be obtained on our improved Hire System.—For terms, &c., call at R. J. Haath and Sons, 76. Quees-street (corner of Charles-street), Cardiff. Also Pontypridd. Penarth, cxd Port Talbot^ elllEo DALE. Fcyrty, and Co.'s Specialitiea in full cempass, iron-framed Pianofortes. .'C- .oLl.EGE"MOO&t; caeb, £l 16s.; (claes A)Wlld NrA-i.t vrood cas,??. /"IOITlEGE"Model, cu&, LIB 18s.; (class B) solid walnut wood coee. 'E' DUCATIONAL'Model! ca!h;ii2-ï:hndaome walaut wood case. "TnTlKXTbLE'' Mcdel! caeh. £ 23 10s.; full size, X upright i piano; vert!œl stringing. 18; small upright grind I DONCTAD" Idodel; cash, 4'- I overstrung. "L1SZT¡;-Modei;ë:äàh. £31-1ó5; magnificent value; J J overstrung. "Y^AlSBB' ^Model; cáeh t 42; a full upright ooncert j g-ranti A LL.above Models can be had on our Hire Purchase A. System for a small sum monthly. Call and inspect abo^e specialities if seeking a good and reliable Piano at a moderate cost. DALE. Forty, and Co., Piano and Organ Merchants 1 mg?-gLreEt and Castle Arcade, Cardiff. eIO586 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, &c. TYRES.—Beaded eclgo covers, vulcanised; guaranteed new; replace Clipper, Clincher, Palmer: exact replica in fitment; P.O. Ss. &d.; inner tubes, 2s. 6d— Oakievs, Tyre Manufacturers, Aston-road, Birmingham. e4696ul6 S" EtX>ND-Hasd Frames acd Wheels; a quantity to S sell cheap to clear; would suit hirer.—Norton, 126, Queen-street, CardifL el2639 £ 10 10s. Bowl Racer, fixed wheel, for C7 7s.; Gent's Beeston .Hurufcer, free wheel, LIB 16s. for Lil lis.; Ladies' fraa lbeel Fagian for E7 7s.; all unused.- Norton, 126, Queen-street, Cardiff. el2338 B'EV JJjhas a large number of slightly shop soiled BC,ycleb of &U makes, to clear; cheap.-CaWL-ztreet, Cardiff. BEVAN for Banelagh Sw-'fts the Cycle of Cycles; beautifully finished, o? graceful design;, abso- lutely the best material produced; highest class work- manship; fitted with Swift frictionless frc-e wheel, 2 rim brakes, Bunlop tyS_ 2:< or 24s. 6d. monthly. BEVAN for the calibm-t?6d New Hudson; fiÚ(CWilh Bb-ab 2-spœd gear, thus ensuring easy ridirg, free wheel plated rims, highest grade tyres; £12 12s., or 24f!, 8d pet month. B-EVStandll.rd, New Hudson Cytëd with fre3 weel, 2 rim brakes, Dunlop tyr- j £10 105., or 21s. n cathiv. B.. EA fcr MajesCie 'Road and Path Racer as {> Til?en by .many of. the best South- Wales racing men; £10 103.. or -21s." monthly. BEVAN for the mlebmted Diamond Cycle; fitted with Wl bearing free whæL plated rims, ceutm lined grn; guaranteed Dunlop l'oeured tyres; L6 18a. M., or 15s. per month. BEVAN fo? œ ¡;ebntedstar Cycles; fitted with free Bw?neel, 2 rim brakes, or new Qepa.nul8 bubs; La 83., or 124. per Mona. -DEVAI for-and cheapest repairs, ties, jL_p covers fer any section rims from 10s. Sd., cellu- loid mudguards, 3e. 9d.; gas lamps, 5s. 9d.; splendid front rim brake, &3 3d.; covers ready for fittmg Wire, 4e. 94, tubes, guaranteed, 3s. 6d.; orders through post receive special attent.ion.-Be'l'3D, Castle-street, Cardiff. e12701 CARRIAGES, HARNESS, ûc. COSTLY double American can Mail Cart; cost 2 months ago 6 guineas; warranted unsoiled; accept 655.; latest desif l; seen Cardiff; photograph and appro- val—H ZZ, Eventag Exprem, Cardiff. e4662ul5 WANTED,' small, light crank-axle Cart; suit cob about 14 hands; must he in good order and price low-Full particulars to Palmer, Wine Merchants, Hr.verfordv/e3t. e4728ul4 STEWARD'S great Stock-taking Sale is now on for oca month only. Send quick to secure bargains. Buyers bf reliable Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Horse Rugs, Waterproof Aprons, Loin Covers, Cart Covers, Cart pad Gig, Lamps, Bags and Trunks of all kinds, and every article in the trade supplied. A sample order will convince you that our goods and value cannot be beaten. Cheapest in .Wales. No auction rubbish. Send for our new up-to-daie illustrated list and testimonials free. Post orders receive prompt attention.—Only address, Steward's Harness and Bag Factory, Wood- street, Cardiff. Nat. Tel. 3x1. Estab. over 36 years. el2324 NEW I..and:iu (with Cee springs), Victoria (with rubber tyres), Liverpool Gig, Tudor Gig, Surrey Carta, and Governess Cars—Lewis, Carriage Builder, Clare-street. Cardiff. alIO39 ALE (bargain?, strong, light Wagon; suit green- I- grocer, china dea:er.-AppJy 401, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. e4714ul7 HORSES, LIVE STOCK, Jta. POSTING.—Good Pony .04 Trap or Waaonette meet any train—Telegraph J Williams, Blaenrhcndda. el 053 TlOi; Sale, 1 Bay Her-, about 16 hands; 7 years old; JC staunch worker chains or shafts; L25; reason fcr r.e11ing slackness of work.—Lawrence, Haulier, 16, Courty- bolia-terrafe, :Kewport. e4755ul4 T 0 Ladies and Gentlemen—For Sale, most handsome Chesnut Gelding; 7 yea, 15.1J; extraordinary action; pass road nuisances. Fubber-tyrd Gig, Harness. if requirod.—Woolf, Horse Trainer, Seamour House, Church-road, Maindee, Newport, Mcn, e4645u15! MEDICAL REMEDIES. SKIN Specialist.—Sufferers from Eczema or any skin Complaint whatever consult Prof. Crosswaite. Herbalist, Thomas-street, Newport (near Post-office), j Hundreds cured. Call or write. elms SUPERFLUOUS Hair, Moles, &e. Removed by Elec- S. trclys's; Chiropody and Complexion Treatment, Pupil Required—Miss Eussell Bowman (medically cer- i tificated). City-chambers, Queen-street. e4654ul5 ARTIFICIAL Legs, Hands, Leg Irons, Children's Rubber Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Glycerine Syringes, Valgus Pad6, &o,; in rtock. Children's Bubow Trusses. Crutch Shoes, Trusses, Knee Caps, Cratches, Belt*. ke.; lady attendant for ladies' belts and repairs done; list free.—Allen Pearce, Charles-str (011 Queen-street), Cardiff, and Broodmead. Bristol. el2192 MISCELLANEOUS. ADAME Proctor, Dlsttngoia&ed Palmist, .1 leClÁ, 17, Wharton-stria.. CaIdUf, near Free Library. %124S4 IS youTWatch W-ong? Ine best and cheapest ?bop Iin Cardiff for the repair of watches of every description (English or Foreign) is 36, Castle Arcade (third shop frosa Castle-street), by James Keir (for ten years with Mr. Spiridilm). Clocks and Music Boxes cleaned and repaired. Ks! Rich, lns, Caatle-road, Cardiff, Wardrobe Dealer; letters punctually attended to. el2705 MISCELLANEOUS SALES. 500 yards IrishPaving Flags for Sale; chea^i—Apply Henry Silcocks, Pier Head-chambers. 84701u16 FOR Sale, Cupboards with glass doors; want fixing.— 12, Hamilton-street, Cardiff. øC722ul7 ISH—71bT^ 2s._6d7! Hie., 411, cleaned and ready for use; cash with order; carriage paid; friers, hawkers supplied.—Tully, l'ish DOCILS, Swansea. e46S3ul6 for Bedding and Other Purposes, guaran- jL teed purified, from 6id. per lb—Write for samples oi feathers and bedticks to Jenkins Bros., Feather Merchants, 20, Water-street, Carmarthen. e4713ul6 LADY offers for imaiedlate clisposal, magnificent oval Tea Trwy, 24in. long. AI quality, electro-plate, beautifully engraved, unsoiled, sacrifice for 42s.; approval most willingly before payment.-H 13, Evening Express, Cardiff. 84501u14 L OOK. MUll Look you, now!"—Ice Cream—Ice 8 J Cream Utensils and Sundries for Freezers; Transfer Pots, Tubs, Glasses, Spoons, Wafer, Cornet, and Boat Holders, Ice Tablets; Ice Cream Carts, the cele- brated lee Cream Mixture, Tins of Water, Boats, and Cornet Biscuits: Freezing Salt and every requisite in our large showroofus to select from.—Greader and Son, Scale Manufacturers and Complete Shop Fitters for all Trades, Carolinc-stroet, Cardiff. Est,' 1876. The Oltl Firm." Nat. Tel. 1276. SPLENDID Suit Lengths, from 8s. W. to 22f. 611" in serge", vicunas, and tweeds. Also a big selecuon of Costume Cloths; all novelties; patterns free.—L. Whitworth and Co., Merchants, Almondbury, Hudders- e4652u!5 GAS. Oil, Coal tov; must clear; great sacrifice— Tliotnas, Ironmonger, 8.8, Queen-street, C..rd.ift. e458Sol4 A Warm Bath in ten miantee— Pateet Calda (coet A of gas Id), safe, afilcient, durable.—Shrewsbury, Calda Warts, St»tk«-ro»d, Camberwell, London, S.E. Ðl2'õ.f ADY offers privately 10-guinea Service, Spoons and Forks-12 each table, dessert, and teampeomp, table and dessert forks; Al quality; unsoiled; sacrifice for 35& approval williagly.—H 14, Kvcaiag Exprow. Car- 4JL •4600U14

[By Special Ar;O:ight.] THE PICAROON, By HERBERT RUSSELL, Author of "True Blue," "EInura." "The Long-shoreman," "The Mystery of "White-" lady Island," The Burning Sea," &-c.i In the year 15-:3 I wtts serving as a mid- shipman on board H.M. schooner, Wave, then in commission upon the West Indian station. Half a century has wrought marvels: no- where greater than in the sea life; but the transformation hcus been achieved at the expense of effectually driving all the romance out of the deep. When I roll my mental vision inwards and gasse down the long, shadowy galleries of memory at the dim phantoms which graced the ocean in my youth, my pulse is, quickened by those asso- ciations of the past, to which the Lea-writeri of to-day still has to turn for inspiration and for interest. I know that steam is a fine thing, and I know that it is a great con- veiiience to be borne, with railway precision, to the ends of the earth in a floating hotel; but your old shellback-: is the most con- servative creature in the world; and whilst he is quite capable of appreciating utility, you may forgive his sigh for the departed glamour of his calling. But if I am going to spin my yarn I must belay kinking the strands of it in this fashion ere I get them into a tangle. The Wave was one of the loveliest and swiftest models that was ever wafted by wide-spread pinions of canvas across the Antillean sea. She had originally been built as a Cuban slaver; was captured in the Middle Passage by a British frigate, which succeeded in wingmg her just as she was drawing out of range; and being carried to Jamaica, was con- demned. At that period the edict command- ing slavers captured by our men-of-war to be sawn in a halves was not in force, so the Sabrina, as she was then named, was pur- chased into the Royal Navy, to aid in the suppression of the traffic in which she had taken so notorious a part. Her ordnance consisted of a long twenty-four pounder, mounted on a traversing carriage forward and five brass carronades of a side, with an extremely useful swivel on each quarter. Eighty-seveil hearties swung their hammocks in the 'tween-decks, where the slaves' quarters had formerly been, and found not any too much rooan in a space that had been intended to contain one thousand crouching, manacled blacks. Our commander, Lieutenant Lavrock, was a typical British Naval officer of fifty years ago; a stumpy, squarely-bniit, thick-necked man, with a face of the complexion of underdone beef, and about as resolute and intrepid a seaman as ever reverenced the name of Nelson and swore by the honour of his flag. Tom Cringle knew tha type well. We had been out from Port Royal about ten days, having sailed with instructions to go down to reward in quest of a pimticjtl felucca, named the Elira, which was known to be playing havoc among the merchantmen, ttu<j, had, os plenty of occasions, given her heels to a rather heavy corvette, which, for mere decency of appearances rather than for the remotest chance she had. gave chafie to the nimble ocean thief. In the 'forties piracy was still very rife in West Indian waters, and the traditions of the Tortugas and the Cnbjf Alain was yet a living reality. The Elmira had last been heard of off Bavanah-la-mar, where she boarded a French barque, took everything of value out of her, secured the crew under hatches, and sent her adrift with square yards and half-a-dozen auger holes in her bilge. She was happily fallen in with by the corvette I have before spoken of. and two hours after her imprisoned occupants had been rescued she sank. This little incident was a clue to the calibre of the gentry with whom we had to deal. We got under way in the early morning from an anchorage where we had brought up for the night, and a fine sailing breeze carried us well to leeward ere it died out with the setting of the sun. It fell a sultry, stirleea evening, the blue shadow of the high Jamaica, land hovering in the violet air leagues away over our starboard quarter, and the ocean stretching in a burnished surface to the hazy horizon, streaked here aud there with long. creeping g-waithes of subtly stealing current. The sun went down to the western sea-line, rayless and magnified to huge pro- portions, palpitating like a • living heart in the smoky mists which his own heat drew ull" and dipped to his resting-place without cast- ing a. glimmer of reflective glow 011 the violet I water that brimmed to the lower limb of his crimson circle. Our schooner lay motionless in the midst of the great hush which fell with the dying of the day, her white canvas seem- ing to quiver in the invisible steam swimming round about her spars, and the shape of her hull mirrored beneath her symmetric bends as faithfully as though she was set in a vast sheet of Saving the dim and distant streak of the coast, nothing broke the con- tinuity of the sea circle. The sun vanished, and simultaneously our ensign dropped from the peak. Twilight lingers but briefly in these parallels, and very soon the sea, had turned of an ebony hue, with a clear heaven of indigo overhead, glimmering with myriads of stars. It was. indeed, a marvellously line tropical night, but whew, how hot This calm was not to prove of long duration, how- ever. Before eight bells-bad chimed out the end of the dog-watch, a soft breeze from the north-east was keeping the pallid shapes of the sails silent and swelling, and raising a. pleasant fountain-like murmur of passing foam bells. It was just the weather for a ¡. slaver, constructed to hold her own in shy winds; and when I went below to turn-in the Wave was slipping through it at the rate of some seven knots in the hoar, with promise of doing better yet in the gradually increas- ing slope of her hull. I cams on'deck again at four o'clock in the morning, and found that the breeze.had been dying away for an hour previously, and it was nearly a stark calm again. A narrow horn of moon ftoat.ed low down upon its back, like a silver gondola, over the port-quarter. When I stepped on to the quartcr-dcck I found Lieutenant Lavrock there, in conversation with the officer of the watch, and as I came within earshot I heard the latter exclaim: It certainly looks like a vessel on fire, sir." Both of then! were staring earnestly ahead, and following the direction of their eyes— which I could perceive plainly enough in the sheen coming from the binnacle lamp-I hc- held a glimmering tort of light, dead on end with our jibboom, but whether one mile or ten distant I could not have told, so illusive it was. We -were running nearly right before the wind, which, of course, still diminished the weight of it, and our speed at this time could not have exceeded four knots. "I think it must be nearer to us than you fancy," I heard the Lieutenant say. The light has grown a deal brighter within the last ten minute;s." Just then a voice from the forecastle came floating along in subdued tones, calling to the quarter-deck. Hallo answered the Commander. There's somebody hailing us. sir." Hailing us Where away ? I heard nothing." "I can't properly tell, your honour, but the sound seems to come right off the water over the bows. Ha the plot thickens. A man hailing us! Heard you anything, Mr. Richards ?" Nothing, sir." Ilearkee, then, for a moment or two." He had scarcely fallen into a listening posture when I plainly caught the sound of I a faint, reedy hallo, coming from Heaven alone knew where off the black water. The cry had a weird, unearthly effect to my fancy, sounding as it did out of the mystery of the night. There, sir!" exclaimed Richards. I heard it," replied Lieutenant Lavrock. "Fok'sle there! Keep a bright look-out and report if you see anything like a boat. Get a deck-lantern lighted, and hitch it a ftank or two up the forestay." This was done, and the large globular lamp cast a bright glow over the forepart of the schooner. "Several Times 'during the next few minutes was the hail repeated, growing louder ond more distinct, which proved we were approach- :ng the spot whence it came. The light, ahead also continued to brighten and enlarge. It wavered and flickered, after the manner of flames heavily obscured by smoke, and I made no doubt that it was a burning vessel. Then the mysterious hailing voice fell silent for a long time, and I was beginning to fancy that we should hear no more of it, till on a sudden it sounded again with startling- distinctness right under our bows: "Ship ahoy! For Heaven's sake pick me up!" Pipe away the gig's crew," exclaimed Lieutenant Lavrock, with as much sang froid as though incidents of this nature were the merest common-places of sea routine..The boatswain's whistle chirruped, and with the alacrity of British bluejackets the boat that hung at the davits over the tafrail was manred and waterborne. The schooner's helm wa= put down. and she came up into the wind, her canvas rippling in ghostly folds. Presently the gig returned, floating shadowly under the courrter; oars were tossed, fall- blocks hooked on, and up she came to the davits again. Have you got the man?" inquired Lieuten- ant Lavrock. ■ mini muni— "Aye. ye, sir," replied the Quartermaster, who bred -one in charge. "Here he is, air." The rays of the binnacle-hunn streamed fair upon the little group, revealing their figures and face?. The rescued man was a fisherman-looking fellow. His hair lay in a. :-aturated mass npou his brow, and his soak- ing clotliee clung to him like pulp. "Who are you?" inquired the Lieutenant. "I belong to yonder vessel, the Orange Girl. of Kew Orleans, answered the fellow, with a Yankee accent. "What, is wrong with her? She looks OR fire." "I allow she is, mister. I'll just tell you the yarn. About three bells in the middle watch I was on the look-out, when I thought I spied a sort of smudge to wind'ard; and staring a bit, made it out to be a sail heading: our way. Our mate hailed her, but got no answer. The stranger came blowing a Jong like the shadow of a cloud through the gloom. I reckoned that those aboard tvf her didn't see us, for never a notion did I have of her real character. We shifted our helm, hailing again, but 00 she came. steering alongside abreast of the gangway, and before we could cry out our decks were swarming with, shadowy men, flitting fore and aft, with t^ie glint of steel amongst 'em. They made no 110i.se. It. was the neatest job of boarding ever done. As the vessel drove clear again I made her out to be a felucca. The mate cried out: 'Death, iiieit' We're boarded by }JiratG. But. in an instant he was felled to the deck. I've heard a bit, mister, about the monstrous cruelties of these here West Indian pirates- walking the plank, roasting alive, and the likes of tllat-and sooner than fall into their clutches I preferred to throw myself over- board. taking my chance of the slfhrks, which I guess are pretty thick in these here waters. So I springs on to the taffrail, i'lip1'\ the toggle out of a lifebuoy, and plumps down souse into the wake. How long I Icy afloat before J spied the lights of this craft coming up I can't say, I'm .-tire. I kept quiet as death, so as not to make -.ny splash that might attract sharks. The, murdering1 villains! Every dollar I own in the world is in my cea-chest, away down in yonder hooker's fok'sle. That's the yarn, mister. Yes, they've set her afire right enough, curse their souls! And folding his arms savagely, thereby causing a stream of water -to trickle from his sodden sleeves into the pool at his feet, he fell to muttering under his breath. called Lieutenant. Lavrock, softly, but with suppressed excitement vibrating through his tones, pa*is the word for ajl hands. No piping; let everything be done quietly." Swiftly the men came up from below, and fell in at their stations. There was the rattle of carronade wheels, accompanied by the dull thud of ramming. You beard the light clash of a musket butt-ended upon the deck, or the twang of a cutlass tested by the man who grasped it. We were rapidly approaching tho burning Vessel ahead. The flames had evidently gained but a small hold on her as yet, and she made a trifling bJazo; yet the sea for a mile around showed out in the crim- son glow, and within this sphero there was no sign of the felucca. We held on till within half a mile of the burning craft, creeping stealthily, though swiltly, on to the impulse of the soft, warm breeze. The helm was then put hard down, and the bchooner rounded into the eye of the wind, and came to a standstill with her canvas lightly rippling. "Mr. Maud' exclaimed Lieutenant Lav- rock to the youthful officcr who was second in command, "take the cutter with a board- ing party of twenty men and go and overhaul yonder vessel. "Aye, aye. sir," was the reply. The orders were given, and swiftly, but noiselessly, executed. The cutter sank from the davits into the black water alongside, end the men were told off. I was among thooe selected. We shoved off from the Wave's side, and to the strong, steady sweep of four paira of oars glided rapidly across the intervening space of '-water. The burning ship was ail abaek, her sails glowing crimson, with ruddy shadows creeping over them. As soon as we had got clear of the schooner she filled again and stnoid away to the ft out toward. I guessed her mission well enough. c' 'Vast rowing!" cried the youiig Eie'tatehant as we floated under the main chains of the brigantine. "In oars! Rook on there for'ard! Follow me now, but be wary," He sprang into the channels. I was at his heels, and the rest of our party scrambled up after us. We cleared the rail and stood in- boards. The air was heavy with smoke, and all abaft the main mast was obscured by the hovering, crimson-tinged clouds; but forward the decks lay plain enough to the view, and I saw at a glance they were deserted. I looked about me for any dead bodies, or signs of, a struggle, but saw none. Our men began roafaing about the decks, but in a cautious manner, as though with certain misgivings. Suddenly one of them who had strolled to- wards the forecastle called out: "1 believe there arc men shut in down here, sir. There's a sound of knocking under the forehatch." "na exclaimed the Lieutenant, and we went forward. The hatch was a small, square scuttle, fastened down by an iron cross-bar. whose ends fitted upon staples and were secured by pins. A noise of knocking upon the under side of this was quite audible, together with the muffled sound of m'en's voices. "Open that hatch!" cried the officer. Two men stooped, removed the iron bar. and raieed the cover. A rush of insufferably close and foetid air made us all involuntarily bad: away from the coamings. "Water, master, for Heaven's sake!" gasped a voice o,t of the black depths. There is something which deeply stirs the sailor in this appeal. Thre was a scramble for tha scuttle-butts, and four men came hurrying up with as many dippers filled. How many of you are there?" inquired the Lieutenant, after the dipper had been cast, belc-w'. Nine, sir," replied the voice, feebly. "How many are living I can't say. We ran below to escape the murdering villains, and they clapped the hatch on, shutting as dowd ipt this sweltering hole." As he spoke, he came slowly up the ladder and emerged on to the deck, a tall, gaunt- looking figure in the ruddy sheen. Three others shortly followed him, all breathing deep. They came to a stand, blinking at the flames. "My precious eyes!" growled one of them. smearing his forehead with the back of his hand. "What cursed ruffians to clap ??s under hatches, and set the ship on f1ie!" Better see to your mates," said tITe officer in command. Where can we get a lantern?" There's a slush lamp down there," replied one of the men, "but it's burnt -out. There's oi! in the caboose; I'll trim it." Is there a hose on board? Aye, sir. in the long-boat." "Come, my lads, and rig the pump. We may get the flames under." The fire gave plenty of light to see to work by The hose was speedily stretched along, and in a few minutes the pump-brakes were clanging briskly, and a clear stream was gushing upon the flames. Meanwhile the fore- castle lamp had been lighted and the re- mainder of the imprisoned men discovered lying in various parts of the stifling fore- castle, senseless with symptons of asphyxia. The story told by the poor fellows exactly agreed with the narrative of the man we had picked up. They said that when the pirates came swarming aboard they tumbled below to save their lives, having seen their mate struck down. The hatch-cover was immediately banged to, and battened atop of them. We found that the captain was also missing, and guessed him to have been flung overboard along with the body of the ma te. For a long while our men battled sturdily with the flames, and slowly, but surely, got the better of them. It was about an hour or so before dawn that I took notice of a good deal of flashing, as of sheet lightning, atvay down in the soifcth-aast, accompanied by low. thunderous mutterings. The Sub-Lieutenant said it was an electric storm, and would pro- bably mean a breeze from that quarter, but I had a notion of my own about it. The last flickering tongues of flames expired hissing and amid clouds of steam, just as the greor* streaks of dawn came sifting out upon thf darkness in the east. The cabin had beer fairly well burnt out, and the deck at. thai spot charred through from bulwark to bulwark, so that it was necessary to crawl along the waterways to reach the wheel. By the time that daylight, had broadened sufficiently to reveal the face of the ocean, we had trimmed sail, and were standing along the course the Wave had taken. The sun rose upon a wide and brilliant morning. I gazed eagerly at the sea ahead, where the horizontal rays shot athwart the deep, flash- ing its surface into rippling gold; and sure enough, as I had expected, upon the far-off rim of the ocean lay the Wave, a mere gleam- ing toy. wit-h mother-'o-pearl sails, and the Pigaxoon floating motionless alongside, clearly her prize. Such was naval life in Antillean waters is the 'forties. THE END. MONDAY—" HER MAIDEN CARL" tar BXIA,

PIGEONS, POULTRY, &c. INDIAS Hen a d Buff Leghorn liens for saie!' pall &acond season birds.-Holms Farm, Dmae Powis el27€7 FURNITURE. EASTER Weddir-gs.-A golden opportunity. See below. A ?5 Note—Do you want to save a ?5 nate? You A can -Iy do so. sa p"6al offer for 10 days only by Harris, The Cash Furnisher, Market-buildings, New- pert. MARCH 2nd to 12th inclusive—Harris's Great ?)jL Clearance Sale of Furniture, Bedsteads, a..BOO- ding. Bargains in all departments. You will find some raro bargains. Come soon. Tell your friends. Hand- some Walnut Sideboards, Bookcases, &c.; Brass and other Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Wool Mattresses, Spring Mattresses; bedroom Suites, including AVardrobe, usual price £5 ISs. 6d.; Harris' sale price 95. 40 other Suite6, in mahogany, oak, walnut, Hungarian ash, satin walnut, at prices ranging from £5 to £30. Cheaper Suites from £ 2 12s. 6d—Harris, Market-buildings, Newport, noted for durable furniture. The market is only 2 minutes' walk from station. SADDLEBAG Suites, £ 5 15s.; Velvet Suites, f4 lOø; Tapestry Suites, 3 to 7 guineas; Leather Su*ites, £ 3 to zelo. Harris' Clearance Sale of Furniture Tc-day, To-morrow, and Every Day. until Saturday, March 12. Handsome Present to all purchasers of goods to the value of £5 and upwards. Goods bought wJJI be stored free to suit convenience of purchasers, a;>d delivered when required. It will pay you to come, even if you live 50 miles away. No catalogues of sale. You must see the goods to know the value offered—Harris, Market- building', Newport, Moll. el2sla SECOND-Hana Furniture. —Mahogany Table, 10s. Bedroom Suite, substantial make, £ 5; mami,,?e Bedstead, full. size, 17s. 6d.; Feather Bed, complete, 256.; Walnut Bookcase, 355.; Oak Sideboard, 50s.; Velvet Suite, L4; Spring Mattresses, 5s., 6s., 7s. 6d. full size; six strong Kitchen Chairs, 12s.; Walnut chlllonniare, 28s—Harris, 5, Griffin-street (next Clarke's Salt Stores), Newport. e12761 BEVAN and Co.a epectal bargal= tor œeh.-cardUf Bgwansea. I cntypridd, Ne-port. F?mtypool. DoBV AN and Co. for h&ndaome Tapestry C?rpete, ir bordered aOO ready for laying, from Ue. lid BEVAN and Co. for grand patterns and tXttNMH wva4us In F2oorcloth and LUlul_. BEY AN and Co. tM CMpett ?md N?rtttn?t ei?e? J) description at lowest priow. B-XV AN and CD. rw -Iva 'rem Badmeacik m J? Plus., f. & U? M. EVAN vad Co. for splendid Hbad and goot Ali- brass Bedsteads, from 4a BEVAN ui Co. for b-st value !n *-U-WQT,a Xt- Btremm, fun?iMd, from ?L 1M. BKVAN &ad CO. for fuh-?ze? o?Vm?t i'ttthtf -D Be&, good linen tie?a, twm 33a. ed. Tr?VAN ,nd C*. ,r handsome WaImn ?L?ebo?rta J) pM?-?Mt backs, tmm 93 Igo. BEVAN and Co. for tmmenw selection Walnut and Bether Ovei:m=tleo.56. lid. to 10 guiaew DEVAN '?Bd Co. fQl special Bedroom 8Wčh;;t., D ¡lau, m&thte BMmd, chain, k., ? 11.. g& BEVAN an-1 Co. fM gTand value Sttt? Walaut Bed- Broom SuitM, trom M (.0 M STuiDaM. I BEVAN aad Co. fo' ChfppendfJo and othor cablaou Band SidfbSMds; ??ttMiety. WV.A.N M? Oe ?' Amenchm O??tM, ?tfy 'tMtm- D n:Mm ?wt=tad 10 yMn). from £ 7 17s. g? BEVAN and Co. for Pianofortes, ^jl cociyasa 'h.iyi. J[) some walnut cases, from Lis 15s. TVBVAN and Co. lor h andso m. e~ Saddlebag Suites, D grand patterns, ftom 3 to 16 gniasas. TTJ4VAN *Bd Co. !Or ?lO WeWa-ted  EatpteM?jtoe? a J) m.ificent Mft-t- 28 gUiUe&& T?VA? and Co. for naUy bMct;fut Seltes in aptMd D eU?. from 12 ?i06M to 25 wtun.. TTVEVAN and Co. far tbe Ktagaf alTpjanM; see it D before baying elsewhere; 40 guineas. 610108 TTJEVAN and Co. 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