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c. HENRY THOMAS & co. Baby Carriage Warehouse, 122, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. GREAT EXHIBITION OF PRAMS,MAIL CARTS FOR EASTER SEASON. SEE OUR WINDOWS. PRICES TO SUIT ALL. 122. QUEEN-STREET. CARDIFF.

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AUGUSTINE J. STONE I (Late STONE BROS.), FURNISHER & FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Personal Supervision to All Orders. Wat TaL: Cardiff, No. 704; Barry Docks, No. õ7. mt Office Tel. N.612, Cardiff. Te!egrame: STONE BROS., CARDIFF. STONE BROS., Barry Docks. 5 WORKIN-ST., CARDIFF. 101. HOLTON-ROAD, BAHBT DOCKS. J. MARSH & CO.. FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, REMOVED, t, FREDERICK STREET, and 41, WESTBOURNE-PLACE. Price List on Application. _at1øMl TeL No. 0725. SESSIONS & SONS CARDIFF. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, AND CROSSES. PUBLIC AM U SEM E N fS. CARDIFF. fJpHEATRE pCOYAL, CARDIFF. Lessee and Manager ROBERT BEDFORD. TO-DAY, at Two and 7.30. Special Engagement of Mr. HARRY PAULTON In the Screamingly Funny Oomedy NIOBE (ALL SMILES). Next Week: Mr. Beerbohm Tree's Company In "RESURRECTION." a795 Box Office at Theatre, 10 to 5. -Nat. Tel., 362. GR A N D TH B A T R E. Lemge and Man&M EDWARD QUIGIANY. TO-NIGHT, at 7 30, JJJNCLE rjiOM'S CABIN. KATINEE TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) at 2. NEXT WEEK: THE KLONDYKE NUGGET. I e94u25 f "Tis not In mortals to command raccess, hut we'll do more-deserve it."—Addison. THE CARDIFF EMPIRE QUEEN-STREET. yanftprng Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! ROBERTS, R• J\ r.L • XI; The Protean Actor, la an entirely new Dramatic Sketch, forming an incident in the life of the celebrated '?jaiecwatrman, DICK TURPIN. Characters: j "Jacob Sly," a. Bow-street mnDer; "Soft IfSany." a fo?nne toller and innk?pcr; "Jerry Binks, a Yorkshireman; "Lady Maud Romander," in love with Turpm and Dick Turpin," the famous highway- man. Scene: An upstg-irs room in an oAa Inn on Hampstead Heath. Period: 1730. MISS KATE COHEN, A Charming Vocalist. FLO D'ORYILLE, Stetiios and Humour nicely blended. DE LUCCA BROTHERS W in number), Sensational Spanish Acrobats, ? "TSE?Sc BIOSCOPE, 'With Lifeboat and Hackenschmid Pictures. Whe Original Singer of The SoldIers of the Queen" { ALBERT CHRISTIAN, Vocalist, in his latest inspiring Songe. (The Smart Vouth and the Nonchalant Tramp, THE HOOPERS, In Ridiculous and other J'aggliut. The Musical Eccentrics, MORA AND LOLA, no extract Melody from an Assortment of Inst l umente. REDDICK ANDERSON, The gmart Singing Comedian. I Ir A R D E E N, trhe Wonder of Two Hemispheres. The | World's Greatest Handcuff and Trunk Mani- pulat-or. giving demonstrations with all r regulation "irons" used by the police. £ 15 Reward if offered by Hardeen to anyone V who can open and escape from handcuffs J 'and le?irona uma in this act. and from which Hardeen releases himself. Hardeen f t-hallengee any detective in the world to t produce handouts from which Har1en ? cannot escape. Tbe entire public invited f J to bring handcars to secure Hardeen. Bicycles Stored Free of Charge. Two Per. tformanoee Nightly-Farly One between 7 ■o'clock and 9; late One between 9 o'clock and 11. All ArtIstes appear at each Perfor- mance. Box Office Open Daily (with excep- tion of Saturdays), 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and 7 to 10 p.m.; Satardays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Plan cf Grand Circle. No Booking Fees. L18865 14 NDREWS'-HALL. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45 (Open at 7.0), Prof. E. K CROCKER'S EDUCATED HORSES and ANIMATED PICTURES. MATINEE, Saturday, at 2.30. > NEWPORT. THE NEWPORT EMPIRE CHARLES-STREET. Managing Director .OSWALD 8TOLL. TO-NIGHT1.-—From the Palace Theatre, Lon- don—-iHwitt, the MyBtic Head. The Mimic Eno. Techow's Performing Cats. Superbly Coloured Animated Pictures on the American Bioscope Elam Freeman in New. Bright, and Cheery §onm The 01piana. Grell and Grey, gon,:?, aag. Austin and Cowan. J. H. Hurst, the Facial Wonder. The Ideal Comedy Couple, Terry and Lambert. L18864 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. TEMPLAR MALINS' WONDERFUL ,COUGH STOP. After MARCH aist Next the 6d. TRIAL BOTTLES will be disoontinued, amd the fjftiHHiiff Size only supplied. CHEAPEST AND BEST roUGH SYRUP ON THE MARKET. Trial Bottle, 6d., to March 31st. Post, 3d. Extra. jOOOD FOB CHILDREN AND ADULTS. OUTS THE PHLEGM. Jrial Bottle, 6d., to March 31st. TEMPLAR MALINS, CASH CHEMIST, 29, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF 5 eUU4 F ISH FOR E A S T E R. FOR BEST SELECTED jpiSH AND pOULTRY, .lr1 Great "Variety and Quantity, go to GRAY AND CO.. 106, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. •um PUBLIC NOTICES. WEDDING RECEPTIONS, Coming-of- Age Feetivities, and Garden Parties. Send to RICHARDSON'S for Awnings aud Reception Marquees, 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. e12313 SALES BY AUCTION. CHURCH-STREET SALEROOMS, CARDIFF. MR. A. SETCHFIELD will SELL by ±TJ. AUCTION, on MONDAY and THURS- DAY NEXT, March 28th and 31st, a Large Quantity of Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprising several drawing and dining room suites in tapestry, saddlebag, and leather; two handsome cabinets, several overmantels, nice selection of pictures, carpets, rugs, clocks, bronzes, two walnut sideboards, two pianofortes, dining tables, organ, all-bras6 curbs, fenders, brasses, handsome 5ft. Chippen- dale bedroom suite and three others, heavy brass and iron bedsteads, duchesse toiiets. toilet ware, overlays, beds, and other sundry effects. Also a Quantity seized for rent, and a pedestal desk and several good fire and burglar proof safes. No Reserve. Sale at Two o'clock sharp. a842 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. E. NELSON & CO., CARDIFF, NEWPORT, AND PONTYPRIDD. NEW BRANCH: 3, ST. JOHN'S-SQUARE NOW OPEN. GREAT SALE OF MEERSCHAUM PIPES. THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK EVER OFFERED IN SOUTH WALES. 3, ST, JOHN'S SQUARE, CARDIFF. e'm2 ? e901? FURNITURE. FURNITURE. THE LARGEST STOCK TO SELECJ FROM. T H-M, BEST IN QUALITY, rcHEAPBSI IN PRICE. FOR CASH OR ON EASY TERMS. ALL THIS GO TO IBB ArrLAS FURNISHING CO., JJAYK3, CARDIFF. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. PAY THEM A VISIT. CATALOGUES FEBB ON AFPLXCAUiOX. -1\ NO BREAD EQUAL TO I REYNOLDS' B WHEATMEAL 3 PURE, WHpLESOME, DIGESTIVE. | J. REYNOLDS & CO., LIMITED. 1 GLOUCESTER. H ORDBR FROM ANY BAKER AND BE ffl OONTINCED. S The Beat Brown Loaf on Offer. el2275 P[|j Ke rnick's VEGETABLE PILLS Are easy to Swallow, being Very Small, and are a proved remedy for Headaches, Liver and Stomach Troubles, Dyspepsia, Constipation and all kindred complaints; also Rheumatism and Tic. Taken in time, they will break up a Cold, Prevent Influenza or La Grippe, Check Fever, Regulate the Func- tions of the Body, and CURE SICK HEADACHES. Of all Chemists, &c., in 7Jd., 13$d., and 2s. 9d joxes; or direct of KERNICK & SON. Ld., Cardiff TEETH For HEALTH and BEAUTY FOR CASH AND EASY PAYMENTS. If your Teeth are becoming decayed and useless for ther daily functions of mastioa- tion. or unsightly in appearance, and yoa with to retain your personal attractions and benefit your health, visit NJ S. BURSTEIN, I (?ver 17 rmm In Bnrrley and Manchos" 97, ??B?NY"'S?'D,i ROATH, CARDIFF. BINGLE TOOTH, from fis. SETS from 3ö.. EXTRACTIONS. 18. BY GAS. gs WILLINGS, from 2s. 6d. TEETH CLEANED and SCALED, gs. Berranta attended at Beduoed Chareee. ICxtractions gratia to persons reauirinc teeth. r OLD ENGLISH AND AMERICAN 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 WILJIAMS, DOCXWELL, LLANWERN, Near NEWPORT. MON. eI2644 -]iJ"RS. WILLIAMS, 28 -nd 30, ROYAL Arcade, is now showing a choice selec- tion of ladies' new spring Millinery. Blonaee, Feather and Marabout Stoles. Gloves, Ties. Ohildren's Costumes, Eilk and Serge Overalls Pinafores, and Aprona. OorBbta axtci Ondor- olothang &t ep<gdal pzice», An impmom eoiV LaUmL. tMSCS Have you Seen Our Football Postcards ? If not, buy a Set. Sold Everywhere. I PREPAID SCALE. Small Prepaid Advertisements are Inserted in the EVENING EXPRESS" ai the following mtee.- ONCE. THBKE STX ONCE. '1'18. TIXRB. Timms. S. D. S. D. S: D; 14 words 0 3 0 6 0 9 15 to 22 words. 0 5 0 10 1 3 23 to 30 words. 0 7 12 19 Each IOXI- 11 10 2 ° 1 1-;7 COMBINED SCALE for Small Prepaid Advertise- ments in the WESTEBN MAIL" and EVEN- r-NG EXPRESS WORDS. ONOE. six TIMRS. TIKIS. r ø. D. 9. n.. ft. D. 14 words 0 8 1 4 2 0 15 to 22 words 1 0 2 0 3 0 23 to 3C words 1 4 2 8 4 0 };hr:r. 81-; I- words la all cam tha name and address are oeaated as purt of the Advertisement. — wmmm I LOST AND FOUND FitrWD, a long-hair Collie Dog; not claimed In three Jf days will be eold.-Ápply 28. Edwards Vill?% Quaker's Yard. el76u26 MEDICAL. MIDWIFEBY Classes, Tuesdays, 3 p.m., 61, Cha,¡..1 Istreet; fe% ?S 5a.tamped ennlope Bristol Cottage Hospital. el2817 CLERICAL W ANTED, Curate for the Parish of Llwynypia; l T bilinguist; liberal stipend.—Apply Vicar. el24u29 —» SCHOLASTIC I WANTED, Assistant Teachers (Art. 50 or 51), males (£55 to E65), females (£45 to £55), for Cadoxton- juxta-Neath; non-provided mixed school.—Apply Vic-ar, Cadoxton, Neath.. e151u30 WANTED, 10th April, a certificated Mistress, for a small mixed National School, near Pontar- dulais; salary, £ 70.—Apply Rector, Llanedy, Pontar- dulais. el23n23 I PEN kkORDD British School (prctive CouncN -P School).-Wanted, certificated Head Teacher; single; no extraneous duties; average 5B.-Apply Mr. J. M- Evans, Bletherston, Narberth. el22u29 DEESSCUTTING (Sc;exltif\c^.—Private Lessons; pat- terns to measurement. — Particulars 31, Llan- j bleddian-gardens, Cardiff. eJ29u29 WANTED, a Coach (Cardifl preferred) for Biennial course entrance exam. into Lampeter; two lessons weekly.-Apply K 16, Evening Express, Car- diff. el2851 YOUNG Lady seeks engagemest as Student-Gover- ness (Music) in good school; highest references.— K 19, Evening Express, Cardiff. el05u28 SHORTHAND, Book-keeping, Commercial Arithmetic; private tuition.—Prospectus, Stanton, 92, Lewis- street, Newport. e4866u23 HOUSEKEEPERS, &c. GOOD Mother's Help wanted; assist generally; four Gehil&eu; servant kept.-Tayl-, 58, OakAeld-street. e87u28 w ANTED, by younit '¡¡'ady, situation Oompanion- VT Help or Nursery Governew.-K 12, Evening Ex- press, Cardiff. eOu28 w ANTED, Nurse (haspital trained) for Invalid Lady, to assist in light housework and sewing; aged 30; comfortable home; two servants kept; must have good references.—Apply K 49, Evening Express, Car- diff. el96u31 DOMESTIC SERVANTS. w ANTED, Nursemaid for Baby, six weeks old.- Apply Kra. Jones, Trevetbin Cottage, Llanishen, Glam- eS3u23 WANTED, good, steady General Servant; no chil- dren.-Apply K 57, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2lls2 -COOK -Gen.eTM good wages; two In family; good references indispenr&We.-Mm. Arthur Mee, Tre- mynfa, Llanishen. e12867 WANTED immediately, experienced Cook-General; YY wages, £ 18.—Apply Mrs. Wilson, 1, Langlands, Mumbles. e201u31 WANTED, good Hoiraonmid, immediately after Easter.—Apply Mrs. Arthur Noel, 49, Park- place, Cardiff. e?.16sl WANTED immediately expelanoed Cook-G1meral; ?V small family; housemaid kept.—Apply Mrs. Davies, Brynbedw, Cymmer, Forth. eelzu5i WANTED, experienced General, about 22 to 25; VV small family.-Vicarage, Cwmpark, Treorky. eu31 PARIjOUKMAID wanted, after Easter; housemaid JL kept.—Apply, personally, to Mrs. HIbbert, Bryn- awel, Penylan, Cardiff. el35u26 GOOD Geneml required; four in family; good wages; Ghelp hept.-Apply 185, Cathedral-road. el71u30 YO UNG General wanted; strong, clean; able to wash. JL —Mrs. Parry, 16. The Common, Pontypridd. eu26 WANTED, House-Parlourmaid and Housemaid V\' (single-handed) at once.—Mrs. Eaton ETans, Avalleneu, Haverfordwest, South Wales. el7ihl3o ESPECTABLE Girl, about eighteen; small family; assistance given.—Apply, evenings, 77, Plymouth- road, Penarth. d55uZ} STEADY, capable Parlourmaid wanted; must bo thoroughly experienced and have good references; I not under 25.-Apply (before eleven or after seven) to Mrs. C. H. Bailey, Stelvio, Bassaleg-road. Newport. eu30 WANTED, after Easter, House-Parlourmaid.—Apply VV Mrs. Neale, Lynwood, Park-road, Penarth. eU29! WANTED, in doctor's house (3 in family), good, strong Housemaid; able to wait; parlourmaid kept.-Apply Mrs. Williams, Greenfield House, Llanelly. el50u29 'XT A NTEÍ>Cook.Geneia.l;ïióõdrererences ¡"-hooS;- V\ maid iept.-Apply, personally preferred, Mrs. Howfield, High-street, Merthyr Tydffl. el40u29 A General wanted; experienced; good references; for Anear Monmouth; two in family.-Apply, by letter, to Miss Gordon, Portvllle, Bridport, Dorset. el35u29 WANTED, a good General; able't?do?!ai!i?ookin?. -Appl? Morris, 248, Newport-road. 143u29 COMFORTABLE Home for General; good wages; ?/ must have good referemces?-4S, Tudor-road, Car- difl e>86u28 W ANTED, 15th April, experienced Onok-General; yy good references required.-Mias Taylor, 5, Fitz- aJan-place, Cardiff. el03u28 OOK, who understands plain oookin?r'S?MTfarMly?  good references eæootiaJ.-76, Cathedral-road. iooutg ANTED, good General; understands cooking; no washing; good home and wages to comp?tent person; must have good references; not required till j after Easter.—Apply 199, Commercial-road, Newport. e!08u28 w ANTED, after Easter, Cock-General.—Mrs. Neale, W Lynwood, Park-ro?d. Penarth. e47u26 I ANTED immediately good General; family three; j W liberal wages; references required.—K 2, Evening Express, Cardiff. e45u26 WANTED, after Easter, an experienced General, or yV Cook-General; aged 25 to 30; no children.—Mrs. Smith, 27, Cardiff-road, • Llaadaft. e58u26 TRONG, capable Kitchenmaid wanted; must be thoroughly experienced and have good references,- Apply, before 11 and a-ftor 7, to Mrs. C. R. BaUey Stelvio, Bassaleg-road, Newport, Mon. e20u26 W- ANTED, clean, capable Genaril Sermant.-Apply, W with references, Mra. Davey, Hillside, Dinas Powls. e37u26 WANTED, good Kitchenmaid.—State age, references, W &c., to Williams, The Premier, Penarth. e40u26 ~\V \T ANTED immediately, experienced Housemaid V (good nee(Uewomau) for gentleman's house. Apply Miss Lewis, 18, Castle-street, Swansea. e28u26 ANTED immediately, an experienced Gonerad.- Apply Maesyrhas, Wick, Bridgend. leeigm J HOTEL SERVANTS. -ryOOTS requires engagement; well up to all duties; D scusau or otherwise; good references.—Address A. Simms, Cold Aston., Cheltenham el73u £ 8 DVERTXSES, who has had a thorough, all-round Aoommer-cial experience, seeks appointment as Hotel Manager; best of refe.reD.Ce8.-K 55, Evening Exprese, Cardiff. e204u31 WANTED. Lad, about 18 years, for Oommerdal yy Hotel; alkie to wait table; good borne; good wages.—Ogmore Valley Hotel, Ogmore Vale, Glam. eu28 WANTED, Bsrnwid; willing to make herself useful. —Mrs. E. George, Plasnewydd Hotel, Bar^gied. eiaiuSo GOOD Plain Cook wanted; comfortable home; good Gwages.-Apply CommefeW Hotel, Abeream. eu30 XPKRIENCStD Bumaid wanted; one wUlrn?to Eassist in boom duties Cambrian Arms HotaL Crickhowell. el42u29 WANTED, good General, able to watt; another one kept.—Mrs. Hume, Temperance Hotel, Crumlin. e!43u29 W A-NTED Immediately, good, strong General Ser- W vaut.-Apply Jones, Fforebneol Arms, Cwmaman, Aberct"vrp. el46u23 W A-NTED at cmm, s, Youth as Billiard-marker; must be generally useint-Appiy, srtating wages and references, Secretary, Constitutional Club, Pen- rhiweeiber. ellOU29 "I ITANTKD, Man for ercnoral work and mark biQiardil V V —Apply Gower Hotel, Catliays. e^lwSB tTfT'A?TMD, H(;ÜÏÏa¡-oëïïmal good chazwter re- 'f qmrad.—Ap?y A' y Hotd. DoaaM-etMet. Car- di4 etZBba ?T?'AJ'rCBOs MW<*M* OM lbr Apt^y, WAUMI?47A= ()WWM 'Do I aMMt MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS WANTED, 2t?tustion as Gamekeeper; life experience. Vy -PP!.Y HaU. Dolygarry, lAando?W. e2Mu2S /TW TaU0r8.-WantOl1 immediately, good General band; !Wmanent7 ,it suitable.ones, Aeron Hoose, Dowlais. e!44u29  ASTRY?ook. 3?e. (indoors). Manager (wife), 50s., wanted.—Davies's, 58, Charfee-street, Cardiff. Tele- phone 01384. 0215u25 'T???<TE'D? Seivmg at Ladiee* Houses, by the d?y or V V week; i*rms mcdemtk,, good needlewoman and wachinist.-Apply 24. Eleanor-street, Docks, Cardiff. oissuse s TABLF,.NL,kN.-Wanted, a stamdy, reliable, indus- trious, and sober Man to groom, feed, and look after four borses.-Apply, stating experience, to Swan- sea, E,enimg Express, Swamrea.e202u31 iSTED, a strong, Bingle Young Man; used to V V hoi, willing to make himself generally u-eful; good character indispensablo%-Send references Robert Evans and Co., Wine Merchants, Barmooth. el64u28 ANTED at once, Groom-Gardener, about 23; V V single; to live in; generally useful.—Apply, with references, John Thomas, Velindre, Kidwelly, Carmar- thenshire. el80u30 W ANTED, a Groom-G3rdener.-Apply Evans, Tan- Vy Cefn-coed, Merthyr el2861 WANTED, Caretaker's or Place of Trust by W.dow If and Daughter.-K 34, Evening Express, Car- diff. ANTED, placo Lad, 15, to Bootmaking and "f Repairing; CarditT.-K 3, Evening Express. Car- diff. e50u26 L A-D, aged 111 years, wants situation as Under- JU Gardener; had life experience; willing to be use- ful.-Apply Higginaon, 24, Victoria-street, Abergaveany. e43u26 AS Groom-Co&chman? aged 27; married; country A. preferred; references.—M, Mortimer-road, Canton, C?rdin. e8tuZ8 ? ROOM or Groom-Ooachman wants a situation, Gsingle-handed, &ged 21, or would assist In breaking in young horses.—K 9, Evening Express, Card-ff. e7lu26 WANTED, cowman, IS to 20.-A.PPIY Maesyrhas, Whvk, Bridgend. 012WT TRAVELLERS, AGENTS. AGENT wanted, for a part of South Wales, for ALubricating SpeFia?ttiea; whole time required; liberal remuneration offered to a capable man.—Letters, stating experience, &c., to E. H. S., caxe of Deacon and Co., 150, Leadenhall-street, London, E.C. e20Su23 ANTED, Newport or Cardin, CoiLery Agency for i f Italy by thoroughly experienced firm; highest referenm.-Ad,dress Railway, H 81, Evening Express, Cardiff. et2855 A Good Opening.—Smart Representative wanted for A popular company; liberal terms and exceptional opportunities for promotion to important position.— Write K 28, Evening Express, Cardiff. eUOu29 i^POTTW Tajiors.—AdvertNer, with extensive con- nection, wishes to represent London or good pro- vincial, up-tO-date firm South Wale8.-K 15, Evening Express, CaIditf. e39u28 Y' OUNG Man wanted; !5s. per week and commis- JL sion; regular work; splendid opening.—Add-.e? Compo Works, Bolton, Lanes. eUCu28 HAWKERS-Supplied with Brussels Hearthrugs free. —Write Ward, 88, Rosebank-street, Dundee. eelu28 UARTER Day *-Debts recovered from all parts of the country; nothing collected, nothing to pay. Accountant, 23, Abbey-road, Torquay. el285J CLERKS, MANAGERS, &c YOUNG Ladv wanted, about 16, good writer, quick JL at figures, for Laundry Office; salary, 5s. to com- ir.ence.-Apply K 20, Evening Express. Cardiff. el04u28 UNIOR Clerk wantedT ^Agency Business; age about 18 years; good shorthand; state experience, wages required; send copy references.—K 42, Evening Express, Cardiff. el70u26 BENEFIT^ of CivU ServiœShort. hours, secure  tenure, long holidays, pensions; competitive examI. nations secure positions; appointments obtained by local students and prospectus free.—Skerry's Civil Ser- vice College, Trinity-street, Cardiff. e57u26 W ANTED, good Shorthand, Typewriting, and W Engrossing CIerk.-Apply, with references, and stating salary required, to Lyndon Moore and Co., -Solidtm, Newport. e21u2S "TVXV TANTED, for oiffce at Docks, Junior Clerk; aged T'?rANTEn, for o?ca tt Doeks, Junior Clerk: aged Apply K 8. Evening EJ:p. CardiC. e69u2ö 'TLERKSHIPS .e85?E450; Admiralty, Waf. Excise, C) Customs Oateee; vw"ciw now own to all aged 15-23; experience unnecessary; special explanatory pamphlet free.—Secretary, Civil Service Bureau, Albert- hall. Edinburgh. e22u26 £ 3 Weekly.—Persons wanted everywhere for addressing eirculars.-Send addressed envelope for proposal Manager, 38, Elm Lodge, Southall, Middlesex. e23u26 PARTNERSHIPS. PARTNERSHIP required up to £ 400 in sound busi- TDABTNEBSHIP required up to &400 in 9<Mnd busi- I:nvesttk>n; advertiset" can contmi oiffce.-g 54, Evening Express, Cardiff. e209U31 PARTNER required (lady or gentleman), with capital, JL to take active management of good-clMS Hotel, centre of city (Bristol); a good business person more essential than capital.-Addrem Partner, c;o Davies, 51, Broad-street, Bristol. e12859 w ANTED, Partner, with £ 100; one with knowledge V V of engmeering WMerred.-K 38, Evening Express, Cardiff. elS2u26 SHOP ASSISTANTS, MILLINERS — ■ D RAPERY.-Wanted at once, an experienced Young Man (Welsh); must be good window-dresser; out- door.-Apply to Lewis Lloyd, Pontypridd. e!20u29 GBOCERY, Provisions, Wines, Spirits, &c.-Adver- Gtiser, who has had nearly 20 years' sound and thorough experience in the above trade, seeks appoint- ment as Manager or other responsible position; excel- lent referencee.-K 56, Evening Express, Cardiff. e205u51 A"N experienced Young Lady wanted for Confectionery A Trade; must have thorough knowledge of same.- Apply, stating experience, wages required, Betts, Con- fectioner, Neath. C175030 "1V[XV 7"ANTED, Young Man; used to book and stationery W business; good window-dremer and -tork-keeper; highest references mquired.-Addrws K 25, Evening Express, Cardiff. el38u29 ILLINERY.—Wanted at <mce, good Milliner; live j]fi. in.-Apply JMnea, Cbromtion-buildinp, New- bridge, Mon. e1981131 D RAPERY.-Wante-d, two strong Youths as Appren- tices; also two Young Ladies (Welsh); indoors- W. J. Sees Evans, 218-219, High-street, Swansea. cu30 RESSMAKING.—Wanted at once, an experienced Lf Fint Bodice Hand.-Apply to Lewis Uoyd. Ponty- pridd. e121u29 »■ APARTMENTS. GOWKR cowL-ooo4 Furnished Apartments to Let; (.T within stone's throw of Be-F. Gibbs, Sea Lodge, Horton, l'art Eynoo R-S-O. WESTON^super-Mare.—Freshford Ledge, Atlantic- WW road South (off PaIagon-road).-Board Besiowice and Apartments; newly decorated; sea view; over- looking Knightstone. OGentlemen want, April 18, 1 large Sittiug-room and 2 Bedrooms.—Terms (letter only), 66, OaKfield- o?ree4. e12863 ^{"URNISHED BoomI to Let.-? H*nfair-road, Canton. e77u28 ? APARTMENTS, at Barry, to Let; near the station; A charming situation; overooking the ae&; new fur- n?re; good eooJMM—5, Ca-bridgo-&Ueet, Barry. e9<À128 L ODGINGS; best ta Newport; for quiet, steady men JLj only.—5, Clarence-place (near the Bridge). e62u26 A FARTMZNTS; & bedrooms, 2 sitting-rooms; central; near beach.—Bo*lawa, Walliscoto-road, Westoa- auper-Mare. elZ792 I PREMISES. MESSRh. 6. BBKN AND FKETWBB, AUCTION EKBS, VALUERS. STJ RV EYORS, ROUSE AND BSTATE AGENTS. For list of Business Premises and Houses to be Let or Sold see Western Mail DtWy. Printed Register free. Offices, 93, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. Established 1849. COWBRIDGE. To be Let or Sold, the attractive modern Residence, called Rhoscelyn possession 25th March; 6 bedrooms, 3 reception rooms; stabling, coach-house; many years occupied by doctors.—Fuller, Auctioneer, Weymouth. e214u31 -jr^ORTHCAWL.—Unfurnished, Six-roomed House; back p kitehen; near esplanade, beaches.—David, Eastnor. el49u29 APPLY to J. T. Saunders, Auctioneer and Estate Ageint, 29, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, for following properties to I et:—Saltmead-road, 6s. 6d.; 51, Craddock- street, 9b.; sr, Wyevorne-road, 10s.; 43, Milford-street, 6s. 6d. e12494 WANTED, for few months, small house in country, W General Sermnt, who can cook well and wash; boy kept Apply, letter only, giving references, Mrs. Ernest Baker, 209, Newpcrt-road, Cardiff. eei3u31 EICEiSTER (Most Central Position).—To Let, a large JLJ Retail Shop, with two work or show rooms and cellarage; frontage about 20ft., depth 69tt., height of shop front ltyft.; this is the centre for all tram lines. —Apply S. Ward, 12, Haymarket, Leicester. el99u2S W ANTEI), near Cardiff, a detached House, with W coach-house and stable, with or without land.— Apply P. E. Hill, Auctioneer, &c., 23, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. el66u30 ORTHCAWL. —Fraebokd, picturesque H ousel six T?OBTHCAWL. —Freehotd, picttOteque Houac?am house, and Aable&-Order to view from W. PDgrim Morris. Solicitor, Pontycymmcr. el2846 "T7*0tR~Sal<C4°~Denton-road, Caaton; ^modernTight- JP roomed house; conservatory and coal-cellar. 0028 T 0 Le4 portion of a Stockroom; situate in Pombrokc- H. terraoe. Cardiff; modern aud well lighted.—Apply H. Beard, 34, Queen-street. el90u30 \AKRPHILLY.—To Let? St. Martrn'?road, 8-roomed C House; luge garden.-Davies, Fir Grove. c49u26 ousa for Sale; central position of Newport.—For paruoulan apply 21, IMI-ftreA, Newport. ei",2s LABGXC lofty Boom, 18ft. by 3Mt., mitaMe for BBBtfMtann' -room and GJlioe, pomtd aoor, Western MaO-chambers, St. lUiyetnat, CMM Alse <?'?*<? JIL. JL ? 5'S*? 40*&-4wjm TO PREMISES Continued Lock-up I i;i-o Lot, St. Mary-street, CardiS. an excellent Lock-up I Tghop, suitable for jaweller, toOOcconist, hœ\er. &c. Apply Mr. E. H. Crafter. Western Mail. Cardifl. el2812 CARDIFF.-TO Let, large Warehouse, with clerks' and manager's offices, and splendid cellars; situate in Buio-street, Cardiff; suitable almost for any business; rent, E10C per annum.—Apply R. W. Miner and Co., Limited. Stokes Croft Brewery, Bristol. e4933u30 HAIRDRESSERS.—Saiocn to Let; immediate posses- sion.—Apply 9, Sanquahar-street, Cardiff. eTIJu28  Sale, Penytan?HiU?Sami-detached Double-front Plyousm cellar in Wwmentp ground aoor, three reception-rooms, large china pantry, and larder; first floor, five bedrooms and billiafd-room, bath, and w.c.; second floor, three L,4r,?,m; ground rn Es io. Apply Comlcy, 84, Penylan-rcad. e 12763 I-OFFICES TO LET. ST. Mary-street, Card'O.—Severa! welMighted rooms <0 singly or in suites, in Weetorn Ioail-chaimber3; Pammugw Jltt; electric lighting; lavatory on each floor. —Apply Mr. E. it. Cnrftar, Wsstera MaU. Cardiff. emul PUBUC-H0U8ES. OFFERS wanted for the Lease of a Wholesale Beer, 0 with Wine and Spirit Retail, Business Premises, of which there is 12 years unexpired of the term to run from 1st May next, at an annual rental of £ 40; situate in centre of a I-arge population in the Rhondda Valley.-TO view the premises and full particulars apply. to Messrs. Howard and Evans, 89, Taiff-street, Ponty- pridd. e207u'28 DOUBLE-Licensed Hotel for Disposal; i rge T?OUBLE-Licensed"HotH for Diepoeal; doing'targe Further particulars apply Ftr?ef, 10, Church-street, Cardiff. el23u29 Disposal, under exceptional circumstances, a free, FR Fully-licensed House; centre of Bristol; now under managemeat; doing high-class, profitable trade.—For particulars, bona Ifide applicants only, address Hotel. c/o Davies, 51, Broad-street. Bristol. el2858 COUNTRY Hotel, prosperous village; excellent trade; same hands year,. every investigation courted; ;C285.-C&II Hillman, Hotel Valuer, Skinner-street, New- port. FREEíÎQÏeie-Jl-;tŸëët town of 70,OMr?nf Fbusiness; long tMse; two last tenants realised fortune;; n!900.-Hiilrnan, Valuer, Newport. 3, capital position, near bucy works; good living.—Call Hiilman, above. e639u29 WANSEA.-Leas" Houses, S m main parts of town for Sale.-Particlllars from Hubert Goatmaa, Auctioneer, Castle-street, Swansea. eS2u28 _?? LLWYDCOED, nberdale.-To Let, the Red Cow JU Inn (douMe-Ucena-td) situated on MFrthyr-road; low ingoin immediate possemiorL-Apply on Premises, or to William Hancock and Co. (Limited), The Brewery, Cardiff. e42u?6 HEREFORDSHIRE,—miles from market town H and one from railway station.—Old-established Hostclrie; exceptional position at cross-road; good house; m fishing and cycling district; ample accom- modation; stabling for ten; lawn, garden, and orchard; rent very moderate to stiitable man; ingoing, at valua- tion, under mso; good catering and posting house.— Apply Wood, Auctioneer and Innkeepers' Talu"r. 57, Broad-street, Hereford. el60uM  -ii otel,ra4way station, I:omerset; G under brewers i.j? only; takings average about £45 weekly; net rent £100; last tenant 25 years; capital stabling; garden; ingoing including furniture, £ 1,150.— Tebbs, Bristol. } COMMANDING Corner Fully-licensed House, faces four important thoroughfares, Br.stol; near music- hall; payments to brevers about £1,000 per annum; ingoing 961)0; half may remain.—Apply to Tebbs, Bristol CLIFTON, Bristol. —. Easily-managed Fully-licensed House; suit ladins or anyone; present tenant some years; ingoing, including part furniture, E350.-2Fcbbs. VILLAGE B?rhouse'aMr Baking Business, Somerset; v present tenant 22 years; ingoing £ 300.—Tebbs Bristol. SIXTY-Five Pounds will purchase comfortable little Beerhouse, centre Bristol; sound living trade; worth notice.—Tebbs, Bristol. COMPACT Fully-Jic^sed House, centre Bristol; pretty bar; comfortable dwelling; sound living trado; tied for ales only; rent £25; ingoing only ca5. worth double; must gen through illnoss.—Tebbs, Valuer, Bristol. VILLAGE BeerhouJ^ "near Hallatrow, Somerset- shirc; present tenant five years; pays brewe LSO monthJy; t'eut $?: g?f d Mi. fttabhn?, pix!!&r<es; im?me :£UO.-1\.>tJ, B<?sM. VILLAGE Beerhouse, Somersetshire; paddock, gar- V den, stabling; ingoing L2io; comfortable business. —Tebbs, Bristol. FULLY-Licensed House suburb Bristol; taking £25 ¡ weekly; possession arranged with ?MO cash.- Tebbs. /? LIFTO? BristoL-?ComfortaNeBeerhoitse; suitbus:- Cn?,,i couple; ingoing ?ISO.—Tebbs, Valuer, Bristol GENîiÏÑ"E BargaJD.-COmer Beerhouse, Bristol; Gmust sell through illness; will accept J?ZOO.—Apply Tebbe, Bristol. el56u30 BUSINESSES WANTED. WANTED, a small Bread Round; family trade pre- ferred.—Apply Clarke Bros., 68, Broadway, Car- diff. e3Su26 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. TO Milk Vendors.-?pIemdid Milk Round for Sale; TWountain Asb, Miskin, and Penrhiwoeiber Dis- trict; profit, £7 a week.—Buyers please apply to Ship- ton, Solicitor, Mountain Ash. el2864 R Disposal, Restaurant, Temperance Hotel Busi- Jj aens; also Automatic Pianos.—38, Hayes, Car- diff. e32u26 B USINZSSBB.-Wb- YOU want to buy or sell a busi- ness send full particulars.—Jones, Business Broker, 161. King's-road, Cardiff. >12813 COMMERCIAL Hotel and Restaurant, centrally situated, Bristol; large, double-fronted premises; nicely-fitted shop two dining-rooms, commercial, and 15 bed rooms; beds clear expenses; satisfactory reason disposal; last tenant.33 years; ingoing, for everything as it stands, including furniture and possession, only £ 350 —Tebbs, Valuer, 76, Victoria-street., Bristol. RESTAURANT and Commercial HOW], centrally ?.'L situated, Bristol; absolutely free beer and wine licence; respectable trade, averages about £ 20 weekly; closed Sundays; long, valuable lease; ingoing, inclu- ding everything as it stands, £ 400.—Apply Tebbs, Bristol. SM.R-r- Resta.urant, splendid position, Bristol; ks present hands 25 years; ingoing ?180.—Apply Tebbs, Bristol. ASTRYOOOK'Sand Confectionery Business, Bristol; B handsomely fitted; turnover about E700 yearly; large profits; ingoing £ 200; bargain.—Apply Tebbs, Victoria-street, Bristol. REFRESHMENT Business, delightful position, Ilt? 13riLstol; established many years; in going £ 55 — Apply Tebbs. Valuer. Bristol. el59u30 LAND AND FARMS. R—Sale,-30-ton Rick Meadow Hay (1903).-Apply J; Thomas Jones, Bowertt, Pembroke. el52u29 BiCYCLES, TRICYCLES, &e. tfAR7^NTEEDDetachaOl9 Outer Covers, any siio, \JT Bs. 6d. each; Air Tubes, 2s. 9d.; list free.—Jepeon, Blakeymoor, Blackburn- e54u26 HIGHEST Grade Gent's Cycle; Dunlop tyres, plated rims, free wheel, two rim brakes, or Coaster hub; £ 5 17s. 6d.—Jepson, Blakeymoor, Blackburn. e53u26 RUDGE-Whitworth Lady's Bicycle; Clincher Al JU tyres; new; genuine bargain; £ 5.-160, Arran- street. eu26 MOTORS, MOTOR CYCLES, &c ENFIELiFQuad, 2j De Dion engine; two speed gear, Spray carburetta; perfect condition; price £ 40.— Aylifle, Daisy Motor Works, Cardiff. e!77u30 I,=OTOR-"eyde: ?job.P., £$; Led"£3 ISa.; JM Gent's. &: 10a; law-ratched; worth d?ibte; easy paymeow if &offod. -G 7, Evening Jb:)m8. Cardiff. el2725 FARM AND GARDEN. G' aBDEW Netting! Garden Netting!! Garden Net- ting!—Cord Netting, best quality, for covering aeod beds, fruit trees, fowl runs, Ac., Ac., 16 square yards for Is.—Grainger, 8, Working-street. Cardiff. e12714 ??ARDEN Seeds, Flower Seeds, Farm Seeds, Se« GOa,ts. Barley, Vetchœ, Cloveræeda, and Rvegras3. Special Mixturo for permanent pasture.—Hibberts. BED Potatoes^—Northern tar, Sir John Llewelyn, ? Empress Queen, Ever?ood. British Queen, &c., &c. Artificial Manures, Superphosphate, Bone Manure, Guano, Nitrate of Soda—Hibberts. GARDEN Tools.—Seed DLIIL% Chain and Drag Har- rows. CultÏyators, Rollers, Ploughs, Lawn Mowers, Garden Rollers Garden Barrows, Churns, Cheese Prwscs, Cheese Vats, Steam, Gas, and Oil Engines.-HibberU. B- BE Applianœ8, all kinds; state requirements; cata- .1? logues free.-J. Hibbert & Sons, 10 & 11, CaBtIe-et. el2834 Seéds! S SeeflsMl s ERDS! For reliable GAXDKN AND AGRICULTURAL SEED6 Go to W R. WALKER. 5, Queen-street, and 10, North-road, Cardiff. A good variety of See Potatoes. el2788 MEDICAL REMEDIES. A BTIFIciAiTiLegs, light and strong; Steels for weak ?\_ legs; Spine Supports; Lady Attendant for Elastic Stockin¡œ Mts, Ac.; Ctntchee TruMee, Eyes, Ban- dages, Ac., in stock; illustrated lifft.-Maker and ra- pairer, Allen Pearce, Charles-street (off Queen-street), Cardiff, and Rr,_B"1;e! KJNSpeciaJist.—Sufferers from Eczema or any skin Complaint whatever consult Prof. Croeswaite. Herbalist, Thomas-street, Newport, Mon. (near Post- office). Hundreds cured. Call or write. 012828 COAL FOR SALE. y—^OAL8.—Bact aonNe Screwed. 22K td.; VTpond? V large, IS&; large Bed Ash, 17a M.; FfaKtau, ?ut<. 20B Kitchen, Us. Od.; Qarth Nuts, Us.; House Smalts, n* teL; Farart OdbbAM IOL; Steam Nuta, lfia. teL pw we 60gosc mm, mm* m and ox. -UTATED. MUSICAL. >nd =ï" in __I iv-??-TED, y??g?i?ady Pianist and assist in bar. "V -Apply W., Evening Express, Merthyr. e25u26 B-ANJÕ and Mandoline.—Theory and Harraony Pupils wanted; thorough in?tru?-tion guaranteed. Banjo &Dd Mandoline for Sale.-Addre?s E. Head, 39, Tudor- road. e186u30 Al UABLE Violin; marvellous ?olo tone; labelh-d Stradi\ arius Cremona, 1690; fitted case; lovely bow; worth many pounds; sacrifice 18s. 6d.; approval first.—Mrs. Tyler, 18, Rockingham-road, Uxbridge. eu29 IAN OS, Planes, PiaD.-R. Heath and Song.: special Off ern in iron-framed Pianctortes, with &:I the latent modern improvements. HTi8TI;- Mo&l; good walnut caee; full com- 1 .i.. p38: cssh E15 15s. 1 "E-U:IWPEAN; MooeÍ :fine;-äÎÏÍUi-caee; ched JCJ action; tJiebord, &c.; cash, £ 18 18s. i LEXAKDBR'V Modc!fUi.ï-c-oIDPa;,s- I J\_ marauetene panel, &c., cash, E23 12%. 6d. ''TTANtDSOMEPiZlfofort^e/' in Louta case; fun $l- XJL and -rnp; nch am &Dd tone; d(mble sconces; cash, £ 25 4s. "l\1USW-Tra.d Association" Model; marveUous i-tj va;o; beautiful, rich tone; cash, £ 31. DRAWING Room Model"; a prfect fustm?n*ut til touch, tone, &00 durability; cash £ 36 10a "IICTE shall be pleased tc arrange for ny of thefe « V instruments to be Obtained on our improved Hire System.—For terms. Ac., call at R. J. Heath and Sone, 76, Queeu-street (corner cf Charles-street), Cardiff. Also Pontypiidd. Pen ait h. and Port Talbot. e11183 DALE, Forty, and Co.'s Specialities in fnil oompue, iron-framed Pianofortes. COLLEGE" Moaei, cash, £ 16 l8!I.; (class A) solid walnut wood case. "COLLEGE" Model, cash, 918 18s.; (*law B) solid walnut wood case. TJ^UCATIONAL'' Model; emb. £ 22 10a; handsome Cj w.lnut wood case. ''TNFLEXIBLE" Model; cub, t23 108.; full 8fŠe, X upright piano; vertical etringing. RONCLALI" Model; Wh:£28¡-sn;all,ipright grand I overstrung. "1 ISZT" Model; cash, ESI 10e.; magnificent value; overstrung. K AISFIR" Model; cash~ £ 42; a full upright concert V srand. ALL above Models can be had on our Hire Purcba" AS-, stem for a small sum monthly. Call and inspect abote specialities i: seeking a good and reliable Piano at a moderate C'05t. DALE. Forty, anG Co., Piano and Organ Merchants, Daig?-StTO?'t and Castle A reade. Cardiff. elOSM FURNITURE. SALE.—Vast Stocks Furniture, Pianos, Carpets, &c., prior to stocktaking, now proceeding at Bevart's. B EVAN'S n0woffering genuine bargains in all Bdepirtments at their various estabUshccnta. SALE of over ifve hundred Bedroom Suites, from £3 17s. EJ. to £31 10s. Splendid value. BEVAN'S supplylarge illustrated Catalogues gratis, Band deliver all goods free 100 miles. SALE of a Manufacturer's Stock of Lincleum. Grand patterns and quality, from Is. 3d. per yard. BEVAN'Simmense Stocks must be cleared for the Bfifty-fourth annu?l stocktak'ng. SAOfSUrp!Us stock of Organs and Pianofortes at one-half music warehouse prices. TIIVAK'SDH the largest are also the cheapest Com- -D plete Furnishers in South Wales and Monmouth- shire. SALE of 356 DininganClDrawlng Room Suites, in all coverings and at astonishing prices. BEV AWS are offering serviceable Saddle-bag Suites, Bin handsome coverings, at C6 12s. 6d. only. SALE of sixty fall-?? 2-in,-h PiUai-i?ediieads, i?ed and foot all brass; £ 4 4s., worth £ 7 10a BEVAN'S offer several hundred everlasting. fuU- BsizL-d, wire-woven Mattresses aJ._lld:. each. SALE of grand lot of Drawing-room Suites, in hand- forne figured silk, C12 12s.; cheap at £18 18s. EVAN'S stock of miles and miles of Ec?;r ath, := all widths, new designs; 25 per cent, reduction SALE of thei fine array of gliz bac?kw Sideboards; greatly reduced; prices, £ 3 19s. 6d- to £22 15e. BEVAN'S Sale L, genuine. Warehouses are crammed, Bitud D"lSt be cleared for stocktaking. s ALLof0verm3atel-. All sizes and descriptions. AH ofT?- red at most a,??ttmisb"ug reductions. B,EVAN'$ g-cal Sale, prior to the &ft)-fourth stocktaking, now proceeding. SALE of extremely handsome Cabinets; newest designs; £3 19s. 6d. to £ 26 5s.; wonderful value. BEVAN and Co., Ltd., Largest Furnishers, Cardiff, BSwan?ea, PontypriM, Newport, Pontypwi. EUZIS SPORTING BREOONSHIRE.—Two miles' good Trout Fishing on Bthe Lunvi; two good Salmon takes on the Wye; good accommodation.-Powell, 'rower Hotel, 'Ialga-?th. e91u29 ISHING Tackle.—My noted Trout Flies, 6d. and la per doz.; every requisite for fishermen; Rod Licences and Tickets for Taff and Ely and Rhymney Bivers.—Send for new price list Chambers, Gunmaker, Cardiff, Bristol, and Shepton Mallet.—Telephone No. 01339. e.10942 ARTR1DGES .—'me Cardiff Cartridge, 73. &d. per 100; loaded with Scbultze or Amberite Imokelees pow- der, 7s. 9d. per 100; once used always used; samples given free on personal application; Nobel's BaUistite, 9s. 6d. per 100. Orders for 1,000 cartridges delivered free. -Supplied only by Cross Bros., Cardiff. GUNS, Rifles, ue?oive-, Cartridge Bags, and Gall gun accessories at lowest prices; special atten- tion to all class of repairs; Dcuble-barrel Brwehloadjug Guns, from 32s. Od. Criess Bros., Gunsmiths and Ammunition Dealers.- 3 and 4, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. el2007 PIGEONS, POULTRY, &c. EGGS for Sitting-Houdan-Leprborn cross; guaranteed fertile. Also Aylesbury Indian Runner Duck.—For price write Holms Farm, Dinas Powis. el2857 HITE Leghorn Eggs; Hunter's best laying strain; V 3s. 6d.—Miss Benson, Fairy Hill, Reynoldstone. •e206u31 HORSES, LIVE STOCK, See. SALE, pure-bred Bull Terrier; thoroughly domesti- cated.—T. Churchill, Old Mill, St. Fagan's. eI83u?6 RBay Pony, 5 years; warranted qound. kim r DGnkey.—Apply Coachman, Pare, Llanishen. eu31 CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c. HAULIERS' Tip-cart, as new; rustic Dogcart; H. Timber Caniage. carry five tone. twenty new wheels; cheap.—Setheby, 105. Broadway, Cardiff. el32iv29 H-ARNESS and S&ddlerY.-When wanting any article Hfor the Hor," or Stable, remember we can 8Upply everything you reqjtre; cheapest house for reliable goods In Wales; send for price list and judge for yourself.—Only adlrees, Steward's Harness Factory, Wood-street. Cardiff. Nat. Tel., 3X1. el2324 A Four-in-hand Break, nearly new; One carry 18; AWa,goiiettes, carry 9 and 11 persons; all very stylish; new crank Carts, Pleasure Traps all sizes.— Knight and Davies, Works, Caerleon-road, Newport. el68u30 HARNESS! Harness! Hamess!-Two Sets Pair-h3rse Harness, silver-mounted, complete, not much WOlOe than new; One Dozen Sets Cab and Van Harness; j One Dozen Cart Collars, some broad top and .;I Scotch; Housings from 23 to 26 inches long. All this harness has been taken in exchange for new during the last twelve months.—Apply to W. Farr Jones, Saddler, 6, Great Western Approach. ell5u29 _NEW Landau (with Cee springa), Victoria (wHh Nrubter tyL), LJverpool Gig, Tudor Glf, Surrey Carts, and Governess Can.—Lewis, Carriage Builder, Clare-street. Cardiff. *11038 FR Sale. Ice Cream Cart, to suit pony 13 hands, and _U 14-quart Freezer.-Apply M. Hughes, 1, Margam- terraco, Port Talbot. Ø!7u26 DOMESTIC ARTICLES. ELABORATE, costly, double cane Mail Cart; latest style, Cee springs; new condition; not BoLied; cost 6 guineas; take 655.; seen Cardiff; approval; photograph; huge bargain.—K 44, Evening Express, Cardiff. 0192um MISCELLANEOUS. I M RS. Rich, 109, Castle-road, Cardiff, Wardrobe l.f.l. Dealer. Letters punctually attended to. el2865 WILL any kind Lady adopt lovely and healthy Baby Girl, one month old; no premium.—Address BL B., Kvmer Villa, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire. eoWWI ST'KOWHTYT—Horoscope of life events, 1&; birth-I d??,t,Prof. u1d, Caerleou-road, Newport. e63u26 MADAME Proctor, D%ItnguWhed Palmist, Ptren^ ¿ ,17, Wba-O-t. CardW. Free LibrarY. ot2464 Is your Watch Wronig? The best and cheapest shop in Cardiff for the repair of watches of every description (English or Foreign) is K Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Kelr (for ten years with Mr. Spiridion). docks and Muaio 110% cleaned and repaired. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS OLD Gold, Pliver, riamonds, and Old Teeth Plates bought for cash; offers made, if not accepted goods returned; watch material dealers; watch repairers.— Caryl and Co., 25, Royal Arcade, Cardiff. e32808 MISCELLANEOUS- SALES. SALTER Typewriter (manufacuired in England) for (j Sale; never been used; will accept 5s. per week.- Apply K 41, Evening Exprese, Cardiff. el72u30 SAJLING Boat, Penaz-th Yacht Club; Mosquito class; price £ 15.—Apply Oliver, Ravensworth, Penarth. el78u30 UAD6TONT5 Bags and Bags Of all k1nd; real com- Ghtdo leather; good 8Uapa, weJJ fitted and war- ranted hand-sewn: we defy better value; note oar prices, 18s., EOs., 228., 24s. each; send for p*'oe list free- Baø of all kinds Repaired at our factory.-rmarCo Big Fsefeorr. Weo4*fc., Cmedttt. Mat Tsl. m. MM

PERSONAL PARS. I BURCHELL, the Neath I Outside half, played with rare skill and judgment I against Bridgend, and he had a h&nd in nearly every I try scored. J. T. HOPKINS, Pontlottyn's I Rig-ht half-back, has taken up an appointment at I Llanelly, and his capable services are much missed by I his colleagues. RANDALL OWEN. Pontlottyn's I Is in exceptionally good form at present. He was the I target for some furious attacks at Hafod, but Randall is harder than the ordinary run of custodians. BEN BUN FORD, the Barry Dock I Albions' outside left, has been selected by the Cardiff =a District League Committee to play for I C&rdiS and District League team against Treharris on Good Friday. NED JONES I Made a welcome re-appearance last Saturday, aften an absence of several weeks. "Neddy," as he is familiarly called, made his presence felt with a vengeance. FRED JOHNSON, I Who played for Cadoxton Rovers and other local I teams in seasons gone by, has also been selected to play for the league team at centre half. Fred is now doing great things for Riverside (Cardiff). JOE WINMILL, Abertillery, I Has never before been in such form as he is at present. In the Tredegar match Joe's following-up work was simply marvellous, and he was ccrtainly the I most prominent forward on the field. JOHNNY THOMAS, Maesteg's Champion half, who was injured in the Aberavon match a couple of weeks ago, has made a welcome re- appearance, playing in tip-top form. Thomas Is con- sidered by his admirers to be second only to Dicky Owen as a half-back. WILLIAMS, the Mountain Ash I Wing three-quarter, was given a trial in tho centre against. Cwmbran. His display in his new pœi-! t iQn was not a qualified success. He performed a few smart things; but, taking his play on tho whole, one comes to the conclusion that he is not a centre, and is certainly more useful to hLi side when playing I on the win, HODGES, Newport, I Is still on the sick list with that dislocated finger, from an accident which happened at Bristol three weeks ago. The thing is a lot more troublesome than it was at firrt expected it would be. He was unable to turn out against Cardiff. Hi plaoe was taken by Conwa.y Williams. LLEWELLYN LLOYD, Newport, Has apparently quite finished his football career, save, it maybe, a vagrant appearance or two, such as he made when Newport went down to play Devonport Albion in Devonshire. If the need of a. good outside half in the match against Swansea did not appeal loudly enough, then it may fairly be assumed that nothing will tempt him again to re-appear.

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FOOTBALL SKETCHES LAST MEETING OF OLD RIVALS Cardiff Lucky to Escape Defeat, j (By "FORWARD. ") (By "FORWARD.") But for one match, and only one, ttiat nas yet to be played I would be prepared to say that the season is at an end. That one match is fixed for Easter Wednesday on the Cardiff Arms Park. and the contestants will be the most expert exponents of Rugby foot- ball in South Wales. They will come to Car- diff that day in full battle array from the east and from the west, and by the awaken- ing of the old feudal spirit, which ie not dead but sleepeth, we hope to see such an exhibi- tion of football as will gladden our hearts and make us rejoice that the season haa made a glorious exit. The match of last year between the East and the West is remembered unto this day, and we cherish the recollection thereof a." the most brilliant and attractive display of the whole season. All this, you will say, is beside the mark, and has no con- nection with the la&t of the four games be- tween Cardiff and Newport. That is so, but a little diversion Ls, surely, excusable when one has to hitrp on the same old string for the fourth time. Three sketches have been pre- viously written on this same subject of New. port versus Cardiff, a,nd there is, I believe, just so much sympathy left in the world that a little can be spared me in being obliged to "tell the tale" again. There is one compensating advantage in the fact that the ta.le is worth the telling. As a preliminary it must be said that Cardiff deserved to lose, and that Newport, obviously, deserved to win. But the race was not to tho swift nor the battle to the strong. By a great stroke of luck the Cardiff men managed to patch up a, defence strong enough to meet the attack of the Usksiders. In saying this I do 'not mean that the aforesaid defence was good, but that. the attack was feeble. It may be many years before Newport get two equally favourable chances of scoring as they had on this occasion, and it passes ordinary comprehension how they were missed. In the last instance the Cardiff defence had been practically beaten, and Jack Evans had only to give the ball to WillieJLloweliyn to put him over for a certumty. But t?e ex.pontypool man allowed himself to be flurried by Gabe and gave such a wretched pass that it was quite impossible for Llewellyn to have done the trick. The other occasion was that when Cliff Pritchard gave a nice pass to Wetter, and when that player had only to take the ball and run over the line. But he failed to taie the ball, and there was a.n end of the opportunity. After eighty minutes' hard fighting the whistle sounded to a dnw, and the most ardent, the mot partisan supporter of the Cardiff club must have mustered with bated breath, "Lucky Cardiff." It has to be con- fessed that on paper Cardiff looked the stronger team but on the field the order wa-8 !——————————————————— reversed. The only two absentees were H. B. Winfield and Percy Bush, and since Saturday I have been wondering how many people out of the thousands who witnessed the match realised the fuU significance of Winheld's absence. It so happened that his under- study, F. Woods, was out of form, and did not "lu4hy i?.?lf justice. His fielding was slow and uncertain, and his kicking waa weak amd badly directed. As a consequence he kept his forwards ring up and down the tie throughout the game. D. J. Boots, at the other end, fielded safely, and never failed to find touch. The net effect of these two indi- vidual performancee was palpable in the relative condition of the two packs quite twenty minutes before the finish. The Car- diff eight had so far outrun themselves that they had no stomach for the serums, and allowed their opponents to heel out the ball as frequently as they liked. And, consider- ing their opportunities, it is astonishing that a first-class lot of backs should have failed to score. After nearly two months of inactivtty it was hardly to be expected that Gwyn Nicholls ould be on the top of his form, and people who are most ready to criticise are the most ready to forget as a rule. Gabe was also off colour, and to me it is simply amaz- ing how he has gone off his game since the Scottish international at Swansea. He does not seem to have recovered from that terrible shaking given him by the tumble for which Forrest was responsible on the cheap side touch-line. Gabe has also lost his old keen- ness, but he wilj more than recover it on the voyage out to Australia in a couple of months hence. What a happy little quartette will be Willie Llewellyn. Rhys Gabe, Cecil Biggs, and Percy Bush, and how one does envy them in being fixed up for such an out- ing. While envying them we are all anxious that they should come back to play better football than they ever played before. This is another digression, but these side issues are so tempting when the original text is such a poor one. It ought to be said, as a sort of redeeming qualification, that honours are easy on the season's play between Car- diff and Newport, and, aa far as I can judge, this result Ls a perfectly eqlaiuble one. W bile Cardiff did not deserve to lose the first match at Newport by that dropped goal which vrus not a goal Newport should certainly have won on the general run: of ;play last Saturday. Thus matters axe equaDsea as tar as these tas» msfnhss oowit TIM two drawn socia snowed fairly and truly that the teams were as evenly balanced as they couid be. There- I fore. there is. scarcely if any ground for com- plaint by either aide. Taking the four matches in a bunch, there has not been much real good football produced. West of the play has been confined to the forwards, and it seems to me that the bad. play of either team was not up to the stanuard of other years. Before this article is published the world.. will know the result of the Cardifl-Swaofcsa match down at St. Helen's this afternoon. Should the verdict read in favour of Swansea* as it probably will, the Easter \Vedce.«dajr match will be made all the more interesting. Whv? Well, because th? West side will be composed almost entirely of Swansea plars. while the East side will be a coalition of all the Eastern forces, with reinforcements from the London Welsh. It is no secret that the Swansea people feel ag-grieved over the ae!eQo tion of the Welsh international team this season. and it is equally well known that they are determined to show in this match that the real football genius of Wales is located in the West. We shall see. Last season, it will be remembered, the East won by the bare margin of a dropped goal, for which Cochlin was responsible, and on that occa- sion they had Gabe playing for them. Gabe will play with Nicholls on the East side this time, and the two wings will be Willie Llewellvn aud Teddy Morgan. A formidable line of three-quarters, it must be admitted, and I am one of those who look forward with ea.gerne>ss to their display against. the Swansea back division.

HINTS AND CRITICISMS. By "Old Heathen." » ——— » Mr. Gil. Evans, tihe popular referee, giw* a novel instance of the vagaries of Rugby rules. Aceording to Rule 7, he says, a player can become off-side behind his own goal-line, and, that being so, what, position must a. plavcr occupy when one of his own side makes a mark on the verge of the dead-ball line? Now. important and embarrassing as thirf question undoubtedly is, I don't believe it. has ever been given serious consideration by. the powers that be. Invariably, in-goals are surrounded by formidable railings. amd ty is. therefore, impossible to keep behind the bail. But the player who takes the kick is in an even worse predicament, for his opponents are entitled to line up at the spot on which, he made his mark! It is, of course, a 10 to 1 chance against such an event happening, but. I think the Rugby Union could not do bettor than have the present rule altered to enabia a referee xo order "a scrimmage five 30AVA out." Jo&riafe ov a relish record t applied ia* by a friend, Rooth hA" a disticguwhwd redanflfr as a Cardiff Second league team. Apaurfa from their performance in their own division, they have tipped the apple-carts of four Firet Division teams in surprising fashion, and they 30180 pushed Gant.on to a draw in the Westerners' own stronghold. To all appear- ances, they are now the undisputed cham- pione of the Second Division, and this meana promot-ion to the Senior League next term. But if what I hear be correct—and I have no reason to doubt the authenticity of the, eta-temeoit—the Roath team of next, eeasou will he bnt a shadow of itseLf, for several of the players have signified their intention of joining South Wales League teams. ThAi6 if true, is to be regretted. Roath exhibited their finest form last Satur- day against Llanbradaoh Reserves, at Llaai- bradach, for they won in a canter by lave goals to one. Each of the forwards scored, with the exneption of Court, who, it may be said, was out of his usual position. Garter, the Llanbradach "keeper," wae rendered hors-de-combat in the second half, and his absence, no doubt, handicapped his Bide. I am glad to bear that George Simmoods was once more in demon fettle. and I consider him to be one of the cleverest right ha If-books in Cardiff. Riverside have to meet Barry Dock Albion for the BeT-aii Shield final on April 16, and I suppose they will now take things easy in view of that engagement. Anyhow, they shirked a serious match at Splott Park last Saturday, and the Singletons gained two points, which have made their position M champions secure. I regret to have to confirm my reoeot hint among "Korner Kicks" concerning the Camerons. The news that they have smashed is too true. I cannot conceive the cause to be a financial breakdown, neither can I attri- bute it to business calls upon the players. It appears to me purely and simply a lethargic case of "Jjet's chuck it!" Koiitb Park seems likely to be made a bib ship-shape for the coming crioket season. A portion has already been enclosed, and grass is actually encouraged therein. But. to iliv mind, the ground is more in need of good drains than a covering of graw. T%e centre of the plot, too. has sunk eo deeply that tba slightest fail of radn is sufficient to form pool, and until this part is rawed oriokctera had better keep away from it. The Direct Trading team turned out ON Wednesday at Roath Park to oppose Rontfti Wednesday, but. to their disappointment, the Wednesdays dad not appear. With their usual promptitude, t.be "Sons of Rest" filled the gap, and a very good game resulted. The Oorintihians, I aim informed, deserved, a draw on merit against Llanbradach, for Mullins gave a simple penalty in the cloeinf? stages, and the "Oorries'' were also handi- ca.pped by the absence of Hoad. Still, Llan- bradach, aided by John Reynolds, of A Villa fame, gave a fine exposition. Reynolds' presence among the villagers hae worked wondere, and the cloae run Uiey gave Aber. dare is an instance of it.

Rugby Rarebits. 1 Why did Billy "Neill"? 1 Because he saw Harry "Bowen"! Do not think these puns "J. G,%Meei Newport are hard up for a half. Moses, of Pill, was required last voW They say he is Pill's leading "light"! I wonder if he can play "Ilharaoh"t "Sarapa" Thomas, Newport, is a worker. Another season should see him capped. Mackintosh vow they can win the Mallei* Cup!

r Korner Kicks. Horace Blew (Wrexham) has joined mouth. Purely as an amateur, too, I'm told. Reading must be "Liarked' Beoause he had partly promised them. Singletons and Roath have grand league records. Neither are yet beaten. The "Tonnere," however, haw drawn a match. Roatih have over twenty goa.1e for, and low against. Riverside were "resting" last week. Too lazy to go to Siplott Park, perhailel So Sdngiletons obtained cheap league points. Aberdaire players believe in "Wedlock' Ebbw Yale's protest fell flat last week. Another "Wildgoose" chaee! T. D Jones is an admirable orator. Started his caee like a diplomat. So did Mr. Graham. Eddie Brown (Roath) is doing wefi wifih Llanbradaoh. He and Tommy Griffiths a.re a formidable pa.ir.

My Mail Bag. "Esceteis" (Penrhiwceiber).—Oannot, publish your letter, as it would not interest ay readers. Gerald, lIriond.-Why not take the place vacated by "J. H."? "Tonner."—Will puhliefh the record later on if eont in. "W. B."—Write to fsame address. "Old Iron" (Pontypridd).—See Ll. W. in my behalf. "Oa.pta.in" (01.tha\Too early to speak definitely.

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