Evening Express

ESTABLISHED 1850. FURNITURE BARGAINS AT BEVAN & COMPANY, LTD., 97, St. Mary-st., & 21, Duke-st., Cardiff, EVERLASTING WIEE-^VOYEN MATTRESSES 9 11 MASSIVE IRON BEDSTEADS 1 9 6 COTTAGE BEDROOM SUITES 5 17 6 S ATIN WAT ATT DITTO, wi-lib. P]Lat-glass Wardrobe 6 19 6 IMMENSE -AEE-AT OF OYE3&MANTELS „ 0 10 6 HANDSOME CHIPPENDALE CABINETS „ 3 19 6 STRONG WALNUT SIDEBOARDS 4 12 6 CASH OR CREDIT. Also at Newport, Swansea.. Pontypridd, and Pontypool.

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS CARDIFF. fJTHEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. Xeeeee and MANAGER ROBERT REDFORD. CLOSED FOR SUMMER VACATION. RE-OPENING AUGUST 6th. a6851 j" Tis not in mortals to command success, but we'll do more—deserve it.Addi- THE A R D-I F F E M P I R E, QUEEN-STREET. JIAN AGING Director .OSW ALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT1 JJTJGENB STRATTON, The most Artdatic and Humorous Coon Delineator of the Day. TRENE ROSE, Comedienne and Dancer, WILL MUSGRAVE, Who would Make a Cat Lamgh. THE REMINGTONS, <Six in number), in Evening Dress Acrobatics. THE CLARKES, Expert Banjoists. They can Play These Instruments in a Marvellous Way. FLO ESDAILE, As Pretty as a Picture. Her Vocalism is THE thing. llie ROYAL BULL FIGHT at MADRID, Depicted by the American Bioscope. JACK LANE, the Yorkshire Rustic, Chock Full of Funniosities. ALFRED HURLEY, Vocalist. SANFORD AND LYONS, Comedians and Simultaneous Dancers. Bicycles Stored Free of Charge. Two Performances Nightly. Early One Between Seven o'clock and Nine; Late One between Nine o'clock and Eleven. L18863 AU^Artistes appear at Each Performance. NEWPORT. I THE NEWPORT EMPIRE, CHARLES-STREET. rifanagin,g Director .OSWAIJD STOLL. To-night! R. A. ROBERTS in "Dick Turpin." tjarney Vox, the Irish Ventriloquist. Stella Troupe of Vocalists and Dancers. Baker and BaIfe, unrivalled as Xylophone Players and Dancers. Oole de Logse Duo, the Comedians on the Wire. Chas. Austin, a Comic Singer. Nellie Young, Comedienne and Dancer. Fiegm and Brok. Johnny Gilmore. Josh Dixon, the Oo median. L18864 YWYSHJR :WORKMEN'S-HALL, YNYSHIR. EISTEDDFOD, SATURDAY, JULY 28th, 1906. COMRADES IN ARMS," £10 (net lees tham 35 in number). Solos, S.C.T.B., 30s. each, for those marked "A" in this year's National Eisteddfod Programme. Other Solos, 10S. 6d. (conditional). Programmes, lid. each, from W. H. REES, 14, Station-street, Ynishir. e8409 FOLLICK, PAWNBROKER & JEWELLER, 48 & 50. BRIDGE-ST.. CARDIFF. iJlOST MONEY LENT ON GOLD, SILVER, AND DIAMOND VALUABLES. AID. IN THE £ INTEREST EXCEEDING Z2. IOM VALUABLES ARE KEPT IN MILNEB S BEST FIRE AND BURGLAR-RESISTING SAFES. A LanT8 Øtock of UNREDEEMED Jewellery always on Sale at exceptional prices. e2399 'I THE STRONGEST CONSTITUTION Deeds A llctle help sometimes. No man is ■Jwayis well, and everyone is sometime or other "Out of eorte." THE MAN WHO ENJOYS THE MOST PERFECT HEALTH i TO he who employs a sure amd simple remedy VAT the first sign of indisposition. Such a mmed7-pmTed by the experience of thou- sands—IS 113 E E C H A M, 9 8 PILLS Vhich are good alike for the Weak and the fftrong; for the Old and Young; for the active as well as the person of cedentary habits. They axa also of great value to women. The LLAOFC that BEECH A "NTS PILLS have the largest sale of any patent medicine is evi- dence enough of their great value. Taken as occasion requires they will do tttore to keep a, person "Fit" and in good con- dition than anything else. BEEGHAM'S PILLS CORRECT ALL IRREGULARITIES Of the Stomach. Bowels, Liver and Kidneys. Sold everywhere in boxee. prioe hi. lid. (56 pills) and 2s. 9d (168 pills). e2066 rm I E 11 W BIT I N G ARCHITECTS' WORK ACCURATELY COPIED BY EXPERIENCED OPERATORS. WESTERN MAIL OFFICE. CARDIFJ. EXCURSIONS. PAND A. CAMPBELL (LIMITED). P., SAILINGS from CARDIFF and PENARTH (Weather and Circumstances Permitting). LEAVE CARDIFF. Tues., 25-12.30, 5.45, 6.30, 7.30 8.20 pm Wed., 27-8.30, .9.20, 10.30, I 11.30 am, 1.15, IUO, 7.30, 8.15, 9.0 pra Thurs., 28—7.30, £ .30, *9 35 10-30, 11.15 am, -12.30, 1.50, 7.15, 8.0, 9.0 pm » Fri., 11.0 am, 12.45, 2.30, 8.0 pm j Sat.50—8.45, 10.0, 11,0 am, 12.0 noon, 1,0, *2.0, 3.0, 3.30, I 9.15 pm LEAVE WESTON. 12.0 noon, 5.20, *6.35, 7.15, 8.30, 9.15 pm 9 "IE -10.0, 11.15 a.m. l2'l5, 6.10, 7.30, *8.15, 9.30, 9.45 pm I.S.15, 9.15, -10.5, 11.15 am, 12.0 noen, *1.15, 6.40, 3.0. 9.0, 10.30 pm 9.15. *10.0, 11.45 am, 1.30, 7.30, 9.0 pm 9.30, 10.45, 11.45 am, 12.45, 1.45, *2.40, 8.15, 9.0, 10.0 pm In connection with above. Excursion Tickets are issued Daily to CHEDDAR and WELLS; aJso Tourist and Cheap Week-end Tickets to Prmcipaj Stations in WEST OF ENGLAND. Li;AVE CARDIFF. [ LEAVE CLEVEDON. lues., 2?—al2.30, e8.0 pm a4.30, 10.0 pm Wed., 27-10.0, al.]5, 6.30, cbS.5 110.10, 11.15 am, a5.20, 8.45 Thurs, 28-al.50, d7.30 pm 110.25 am, a5., 10,10.30 pm -I- LEAVE CARDIFF. | LEAVE BRISTOL. Tues., 25—ce8.0 pm 19.0 pm VJcd., 27—cb3.5 pm I 9.0 am Thurs.. 28—*7.0 am, d7.30 pm 9.15 am. 9.30 pm 9.15 am, 9.30 Pm LEAVE CARDIFF. I LEAVE MINF, A T)- ,Wed., 27-11.0 am 16.45 pm ThurR., -,n [ 7.15 pm HL.EAVE CARDIFF. | LEAVE CIIOVELLY. Wrd., 27-7.15 am 15.0 pm LEAVE CARDIFF. | LEAVE ILFRACOMBE. Wed., 27-7.15, fll.O am 15.15, 96.30 pm Thurs.. 28—9.30, fll.15 am 15.0, 5.30 pm Fri., 29-t9.25 am I 6.15 pm Sa.t., 3t9.25 am. 2.20 pm 66..115 5, p. pm Mon., 2-2.30, 5.45 pm 19.15 am, 9.0 pm Steamer calls off Lvnmouth except Trips marked 5. t Cheap Route to DEVON and CORNWALL. TUESDAY, JUNE 26th. EVENING TRIP, CLEVEDON.-Cardiff e8.0 pm, Clevedon 10.0. Fare-is. WEDNESDAY. Juns 27th. TPVO(.TR>mTT HCAWL. ILFRACOMBE, CLOVELLY, and CRUISE ROUXD LUNDY ISLAND.-Cardiff 7.15 am. Clovelly 5.0 pm, Ilfrcicombe 6.30, Portli- cawl 8.0. Fares-Porthcawl Ze. 6d. and 3s. 6d. >i\ ENING TRIP, CLEVEDONi.-Cairdiff 6.30 pin, Clevedon 8.45, Fare-ls. THURSDAY, JUNE 28th LONG DAY, *7.0 am, Bris- tol 9.30 pm. Special fare—2s. EXETER, DAWLISTI, T EI GX MOUTH, and TOilyUAY, for 1, 2, 3, and 5 to 8 or 15 Day3, and to all Principal Stations between PLY- MOUTH and PENZANCE for 2. 3, a.nd 5 to 8 or 15 Days, via Weston.-Leave Cardiff 7.3J am, Pefiarth 7.40; train leaves Weston 9.15; return train leaves Torquay 7.0 pm. Torre 7.5, Teignmouth 7.25, Dawlish 7.35. Exeter 8.0; Fteanicr leaves Weston for Penarth and Car- diff at 10.30 pm. Through fares (including Weston Passenger Pier toll)—Exeter 5s 3d, 9s, 109 9d; Da-wlisli or Teignmouth 5s 9d, 10s, lis 9d; Torquay 6s. 3d, 10s, fls 9d. For other fares, &c.. iapr.lv as below. EVENING (rRIP. CLEVEDON and BRISTOL. -C-,diff d7.30 pm, Bristol 9.30. Clevedon 10.30, Special fares—Clevedon ls, Bristol Is 6d. H.MTSR'^LONTAGU," ASHORE at LUNDY ISLAND. SPECIAL CRUISES To View the GREAT BATTLESHIP now Ashore; also the Warships, Salvage Vessels, &c., in attendance. Leave Leave Back Date. Cardiff. Penarth. about Wed., 27. 11. 0 am. 1110 am. 8. 0 pm. Thur., 28..9.30,11.15am. 9.40,11.25am. 7.30, 8.45pm. Fares-FORE DECK. 3s. 6d.; SALOON, 4s. 6d. AFTERNOON TRIPS, 3s. 6d. (any part of Steamer).  -Does not call at Penarth. a Via Weston. d Penarth 30 minutes earlier. c Single trip, b Pejiarth 20 minutes earlier. e Penarth 15 minutes earlier. THROUGH BOOKINGS from all TAFF VALE and RHYMNEY Stations to WESTON, ILFRA- COMBE, and MINEHEAD. For Further Particulars apply to T. Cook and Son, 2, Duke-street. or W. Guy, 70a, Bute. street, Cardiff. Nat. Ttl„ 211. a6267 PUBLIC NOTICES. CARDIFF EDUCATION COMMITTEE. MUNICIPAL SECONDARY SCHOOL (Foianerly known as the Higher Grade School). ALDERMAN SANDERS' SCHOLARSHIPS. CRADDOCK WELLS' SCHOLARSHIPS. The ANNUAL EXAMINATION for these SCHOLARSHIPS will be held at the Municipal Secondary School, commencing at 9 gvm. on MONDAY, July 16tih. The Examination, will be the same as that for admission to the School. Candidates for the above Scholarships should apply at the Education Offices, or at any of the Elementary Schools, for a Q-llabus of the Examination and for Forms of Application, which must be sent to the Education Offices on or before June 29th, 1906. JOHN J. JACKSON, Director of Education. Education Offices, Howard-gardens, Cardiff, June 25th, 1906. e2423 TAFF VA RAILWAY. MOTOR-CAR SERVICE TO AND FROM CARDIFF DOCKS STATION. On MONDAY, July 2nd, a SERVICE of STREAM MOTOR-CARS will be Established between CATHAYS (Woodville-road Bridge). QUEEN STREET, and CARDIFF DOCKS STATION. Third-olasa Tickets only will be issued by the Cars. Fares: Queen-street and Docks. Id. Cathays and Docks 2d. Cathays and Queen-street Id. Passengers may obtain tickets on the Cars, as well as at the Booking Offices. Season Tickets will be available ty the Care. The Service of Trains between Queen-street and Docks Stations will be continued. A. BEASLEY, General Manager. Cardiff, June 13th. 1906. a6788 CARDIFF TRIENNIAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL, 1907. Ladies and Gentlemen Desiroiis of Joining the Festival Chorus are Invited to Make Early Application in writing to the under- signed. stating voice, Ac., when full pvarti- culars will be sent them. ILLTYD J. DAVID, Chorus Secretary, e2425 3. Pearson-place. Bute Docks. (_P REENMEADOW FETE, TON- GWYNLAIS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1906. BRAKES will MEET following TRAINS:- TAFF'S WELL-Down, 1.37. 1.55, 3.24. LLANDAFF STATION-Up, 1.22, 2.57. VARI OCELE. I A Gentleman who has suffered from Nervous Debility, Nervousness, Brain Fag from Over Study, Sleeplessness, &c., will be pleased to forward particulars of simple self-treatment to all Sufferers on receipt of stamped addressed envelope. He wiU send FREE SAMPLE of the Remedy. Write to-day; it will cost you nothing, and cure is certain. Address: Rev. T. STONE. "The Limes," Kemp Town, Brighton, England. Name paper. e2393 4.0 Nothing in more gratifying V to a purchaser than to B; 1\ I I know that he has bought wisely ) t;, -that the article selected is the best t obtainable, and that the price paid is i I the lowest it is possible to buy at. jl AT H. SAMUEL'S '?J??? 5£8$ ) this satisfaction is assured Dainty i?????SSP? °Cket'W^P^R^» ( £ to one and all. Every price set R?al ????????? shows a clear saving, and PMds. ?T? ???,<?S? t f iS????B? ? every article bears its own Design.    ■ 1 t    ERWHOKMows= WTFRV M MONTH'S FREE TRIAL WRITER WHO KNOWS: ? r? allowed Kith it. allowed with it. Farm, Croesod en, Pontchu m, Glam., writing on zoth No?. last, says:- I "THE £3 WATCH I BOUGHT  91 FROM YOU IN 1902 KEEPS HpI'VaSs/ ^^V AM SUBE NO MAK COULD HAVE If ID L\i Y { !■ THE p-carat Hall-Marked, Pearl £ 90 F08 T.WO \EAR8 M N ? rdt.\? < ?MM  M' 9-e?' Hall-Marked, Pcirl RM FOR IT. TWO YEARS AC E' Cenue. Worth double. AGO I BOUGHT AN ALARM N A N ?A ? M? ? NtLVK LEVER, CLOCK FROM YOU WHICH IS I"rFTW THINK OF H. SAMUEL KEEPING SPLENDID TIME." i tt) NE?'??ms? { SOLID SILVER WHEBREQUIBIRG I Electro-plaiedfyf ^ST ™™XJ5r I t MSS??B!? ALBERT. WATCHES, RINGS, DtMci ??? A|fK | Over two million. B LFCTRO-PLATE9 CC_rU,Ct3.4, in wear. JEW ELL E R Y SILVER, CUTLERY, ac.. B???KSS?S SS?&?? ? ?S?? ? COME AND LOOK OVER   S' S L W H. SAMUEL'S STOCK TO-DAY ?" /j??Jjt?  H. SAMUEL, MMKL it tTMiN H )nL oC??MMjtsUtZ&MLB JMMNFEa??aHHE: a I7 ST. MARYSTREET, t20nui?. CARDIFF- ?E  g  BHa   J  EXCURSIONS. RED FUNNEL LINE. SAILINGS from CARDIFF and PENARTH (Weather and Circumstances Permitting). JUNE AND JULY. LEAVE CARDIFF. 1 LEAVE WESTON. Tuea., 2.0, 8.0 pm 1 6.50, 9.0 pm Wed., 27-9.25, 11.25, 6.40, 8.40 I 10.15 am, 12.15, 7.30, 9.30 Thars., 28—D.25, 11.25, 1.50, 8.0 I 10.15 am, 12.15, 6.40, 9.0 Fri., 29-9.25, 11.25. 2.30, 5.15 I 10.15 am, 12.15, 7.0, 9.0 Sat., 50—9.25, 11.25 am, *1.20, I 10.15 am *12.15, *2.5, 3.25, 9.15 pm 8.5, 10.0 __pm Cheap Week-end and Tourist Tickets to West of England. via Weston and G.W.R.; also Daily Excursions to CHEDDAR and WELLS. fE-A-V-E- 7 CARDIFF. I Thurs., 2-8-1.40 pm j 5.40 pm Fri., 29-2.30 pm 16.0 pm Sat., 30—3.2a pm 17.5 pm LEAVli OA KDIFF. | LEAVE BRISTOL. Wed., 27.e.30 am 19.20 pm 1,EAVF, MINEREAD. Wed., 27-119.ae, R9.35 am | 5.50 pm Fri., 29-P9.0 am I 7.30 pm Sa.t., 30—P9.30, R9.3S am I 8.30 pm LEAVE CARDIFF^ I LEAVE CLOVELLY. Mon., 2—R9.35 am ) t4.0 pm LEAVE CARD rFR I LEAVE ILEKACOMEE- Wed., 27-P9.30, R9.35 am 4.30 pm COMBIL Thurs., 23—M.M. R9.35 am I 4.30 pm Fri., 29—P9.0, F9.:0, R9.35 am ) "M.W pm Sat., 30-n.30, R9.S5 am t4.20 pm Mon., 2—R9.35 am t5.15 pm Steamer calls off Lynmouth 35 minutes before and I Ilfracombe except trips marked Does not call at Penarth. WEDNESDAY, \l UNE 27th. DAY TRIP, BRISTOL.—Cardiff 6.30 ajn., Bris- tol 9.20 pm. Fare—Single, Is 6d, return 2s. THURSDAY, JUNE 28th. CLEVEDON, via Weston, AFTERNOON TRIP. -Cardiff 1.40 p.m., Clevedon 5.40 pm., Fa-re-ls 6d. FRIDAY, JUNE 29th. I„ LFRACOMEE and LUNDY (to land).-Leave Cardiff 9.0 and 9.30 aim.; return Lundy 4.45 pm., Ilfnaeombe 6.10 p.m. Fare—Lundy, including lauding and embarking, 4s 6d and ft,6d. This trip allows about three hours ashore. CLEVEDON, via Weston, AFTERNOON TRIP. —Cardiff 2.30, Clevedon 6.0 pm. Fare—Is 6d. RED F U N N ELL I N E. H.M.S. MONTAGU, Ashore at LUNDY ISLAND. SPECIAL TRIPS to View the Stranded Warship, Men-of-War, Salvage Vessfels, &c., in attendance. Leave Cardiff. Arriving Back. Wed., 27-P9.30. R9.35 am. 7.20 pm. Thurs., 28—P9.30, R9.35 am. 7.20 pm. Fri., 29-PL9.0, PL9.30, R9.35 am. 9.20 pm Sat., 30.-P9.30, R9.35 am. 7.15 pm. Mon., July 2.—R9.35 am. 8. 0 pm Cruise to Lundy: Fore Cabin 3s. 6d., Saloon 4s. 6d.; to land, including landing and em- barking, Fore Cabin 4s. 6d., Saloon 5a. 6d. LTo land. Calls at Penarth 10 minutes later. RFrom Riverside Station. Pilrom Cardiff Pier-head. t Via Barry Pier and Rail. E Penarth 30 minutes earlier. S Single trip. Special Express Boat Train from Riverside Station, via Barry Pier, at 9.35 am daily (Sun- days excepted), calling at Cogan at 9.44 Mil, in connection with Lynmouth and Ilfracombe Steamer at same fareti as charged from Cardiff Pier-head. CHEAP ROUTE to DEVON and CORNWALL by adl Morning Trips. DAILY BOOKINGS from NEWPORT. G.W.R.. at 8.30 am (Mondays, 8.50 am), to LYNMOUTH I and ILFRACOMBE. viardiff, Riverside. and Barry Pier. Return fare—4e. 6d. Through Bookings from Stations on the Barry, Taff Vale, and Rhymney Railways. For Further Particulars and Tickets apply Davies' Registry, 58, Charles-street, Nat. Tel. 01384; or Barry and Bristol Channel Steam- ship Compaay, Merchants' Exchange. Cardiff. Nat Tel. 156. Telegrams. "Devonia." Cardiff. I .ti248  41" Great Art Drawing HELD BY TB. National Art Union FOR THE READERS OF THB "WESTERN MAIL," "EVENING EXPRESS" ANB II WEEKLY MAIL." FIRST PRIZE value 2100 SECOND „ „ JB30 THIRD „ „ 220 AND 1.000 OR MORE OTHER PRIZES So that the winners of the 1st. 2nd, and 3rd Prises may have an opportunity of select- ing Works of Art to suit their own particular taste, the Council of the National Art Union have decided to allot or distribute the above sums of money to be expended by the Council in the purchase of Paintings, Drawings, and other Works of Art, to be selected by the winners. The Works of Art may be ohoeen from the exhibits at the Royal Academy, the South Wales Art Society's Exhibition, or one of the other Public Exhibitions. THE CONDITIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:— 1. In every issue from the 1st of June until the 29th of September will appear on Page 2 of the "Western Mail," "Evening Exprew," and Weekly Mail" an Art Union Coupon. 2. Each reader forwarding a Coupon, to- gether with Two Halfpenny Stamps, to the National Art Union, Western Mail Chambers, Cardiff, will become a Member of the National Art Union, and be entitled to one chance in the Grand Prize Drawing, which will take place in October, 1906. The Stamna MUST NOT BE GUMMED to the Coupon. A reader may send in any number of Coupons provided that each Coupon is accompanied by Two Halfpenny Stamps or a Postal Order. 3. The Prize-winners will be notified after the drawing, and the list of names and addresses may be inspected at the Art Union Offices, Western Mail Chambers, Cardiff, end at their Head Offices. 10, Lancaster-place Strand, W.O., or will be forwarded upon application, accompanied by one penny Stamp. 4. In addition to the Three Prizes already mentioned, one prize, consisting of a. repro- duction of a. well-known work of art, will be given in every fifty chances or Coupons, and all who subscribe for and send in not less than 50 Coupons in one batch, and do not win one or more prizes, will be entitled to a CONSOLATION PRiZE. 5. When the Coupons are received esush Coupon will be numbered, and these num- bers will be publicly drawn from a. large Ballot Wheel for Prizes in the presence of the Managing Committee (approved by the Board of Trade) and the Members at the General Meeting of the National Art Union, in October, 1906. 6. All coupons must be forwarded on or before October 4\, 1906, and if members so desire they may be saved until that time and forwarded in one batch. It will be distinctly understood that thip Art Union drawing is organised and promoted entirely by the National Art Union, working under the Act for Legalising Art Unions 9 and 10 Victoria, c. xlviii., and by express authority of his Majesty's Board of Trade. POSTAL ORDERS MAY BE SENT WHEN SIX OR MORE COUPONS ARE FORWARDED. An acknowledgment of the receipt of Coupons can only be given when they are accompanied by a stamp and directed envelope. FOR FEMALES ONLY. Horton's Original Benedict Pills In a few days correct all trreguiarltlea and remove an obstructions; also cure Anaemia, and cause no injury; to the married or single are invaluable. By Post, under cover, for t/li or 2/9, from G. D. Horton (late Chief Dispenser from Birmingham Lying-in Hospital), Dept. 19, Aiton-road North, Birmingham. Sold ovet 40 tmtu wmjafil} DQUGCT ONLY# 4UPLAOIC xvxa M PREPAID SCALE. OOMBHTED SQALK fat email Prepaid AdwwtkW mcotfl tn the WSSTEBS MiAIL" and KVKNLMO EXPRESS *— C THHXX SIX OBCS. Tixxa. S'UIU. 8. D. S. ID. 8. 3). 14 words 0 8 14 2 0 15 to 22 words 1 0 2 0 3 0 23 to 30 words 14 2 Ö 4 0 Each extra 8 0 4 0 8 1 0 words Small Prepaid Advertisement* are Inserted In the ETILNMG EXPRESS at the Wowing rates'.— TZ&M MX own. a. B. s. I. a. D. 14 worda 0 8 0 8 0 9 15 to 22 words 0 6 0 10 IS 23 to 30 words 0 7 1 2 1 9 Each extra 8 0 3 0 4 0 e words <•- la all caaM the naow and address ace scanted as pert of tfas lUtvrtiMiuit. LOST AND FOUND. FUND, a Coli;e: imless chimed in threa days will ;enkins, Aberbargmd. c7438 I 1J:-Sle;:nd-7hit;- Cll;o- Bitch; whe!ppd-— Will mere, 29, Wedmore-road, Saltmead, C-Td ff. e4C74o23 T&Ü'ED;- ýOi- Ten-ier;maiked bead; iiane, S "Prince"; detainer proeecuted.-79, i-?t'on- rtreei. Barry Dock. eVS7oci€ MEDICAL WANTED, a Medical Practitioner ?t Abertyee?'?; Wr'.lary L250; stato age, qualinc'itions, and expe- rience.—Applications, with three recent testimonials, to be sent in on or before June 29, 190b, to Secretary, 2, t'he Green, Abertyssswg, Mon e7427 IXDOOR Asibtant age, experience, salary required, &c., Williams, Sur- geon, Cwmavon, Glam. e4257h2 T??'A?fTED,anIndoor QuajinedAsaistant.—Dr. VV M??n, Partypool, MOD. c7410 MEDICAL Practitioners before Applying for tba ¿ Advertised Vacancy at .Amma.nfcrd are Requested to Communicate with Dr. Williams, G-reenfiekl House, Llanelly, or the Hon. Secretary, British Medical Asso- j ciation, 12, Park-place, Cardiff. e7323 riTO Chemists and Druggists.—For Disposal, Old- e? tablished Buaine&s.—Roberts, 82, Bn,nyir"- road, Swansea. e4870o29 CLERICAL SUNDAY Duty cr L.T. %?anted in South W?es— Swansea, Newport, or azy town preferable; priest; references; remuneration.—Rev. D. R. James, B.D., Goedwig, Wooilands-terrace, Swansea. e4525o30 SUNDAY Duty or L.T. Wanted, t £ l» First Four Sun- days in July; priest; remuneration; references; South Wales or any of the borde.r countie3.—Address Bev. D. R. James, Constitution Hill, Wellington, Salop, or Brnnllys Court, Talgarth, Brecon. c7395 ST. Mary's, Bangor.—Assistant Curate Wanted; pop. 6,003; bilingual; E.P.; Priest £130, Title £ 120.— Rev. ,Yo D. Roberta, Ltaddyfuan P.ectory, Llan- gefni, NVW. c7425 CtJBATE Wanted at St. PeteT's, Carmarthen; know- ledge of Welsh essential; stipend, E120 a year.— Apply to Arcbdeccn, Vicarage, Carmarthen. c7381 MUSICAL. CAPTTiAXi Phonograph, with about Five Dozen Edison.Bell" Becords (new), for Sale, cheap.— Apply, after four p.m., 27, Kanoheeter-strwt, Maindee, Newport. e4382o29 SCHOLASTIC c -AMBRJAN Mining School, Glanffrwd, Porth, Gives thoroug'h Practical Minmg Instruction by Post;, prospectus free. e4S24o30 HOLIDAY Engage-ment Required through August, j _Ll with salary; thorough French and elementary I German.—Address Miea Thomao, c/o Berlitz School of Lajiguages, Lmz. e4926oo0 HOUSEKEEPERS, &0. SITTJATION as Working Housekeeper; services free if she can have her mother.—U. J., Evening Ex- I press, Newport. e4843027 LADY Wishes Post as Housekeeper where servant kept; experienced; domesticated; good cook; fond of chudmn.-Addrem M., 4, AdeJphi Cotta?? Porth<?wt. e?885o26 ijjNT.ED. respectable Young Person as UæiUI "f B?eW; domesticated.—Apply 99, Cowbridge-road. :937-?,27 ANTED, Lady as Mother's Help; six il?dren?; W. two eldest go to echool daily; must be gocd needlewoman, cheerful, domesticated; Welsh preferred. —Mrs. Williams, c7399 WANTED, active Houaekeeper'? p?am cooking and housework; small bmiiy.-M., 143, Windsor- road, Nœth. e4005026 HOUS.EKEEPEB, thoroughly experieaoed, good plain cook, excellent referWlce, means, is Desirous of Settling Down ia comfortable Home; elderly gentleman, widower or single, preferred. Y. E., Evening Express, Swansea. e478 £ o26 DOMESTIC SERVANTS I WANTED, a good Cook, for small fajmiy;00 'V i??tohonmaid kept.-Mrs. W. R? OoUins, Lacg- laud Bay, near c OOK-(;eDvaa Wanted; highest referem:es require& \?' -?Apply 17, Hickman-road, Penarth, betwen ten and eleven in the morning, or seven and eight in the evening. c7464 HOUSE-Parlourmaid Wanted; highest references jLl requixed.-Apply 17, Hickman-road, Penarth, between ten amd eleven in the morning, or seven and eight in tho evening. e7453 ANTED, a good Single-handed Cook, for small family in London; must be well recommended, Mid not over 30; wages from £ 25 to £ 28.—Write all particulars to Mrs. Deane, 12, Thujioc-squafe, London, S.W. c7452 OOD General Servant Wanted, must wait table Ghttle, or Housemaid-Waitress; no oooking or washing.—Kotherslade Boarding-house, Langlajid Bay. near Swan e4956h3 RESPECTABLE Young Girl Wanted, to Help Morn- ings, in Albany-road.—^Apply A 77, Express, ûar- diif. e4922u23 WANTED, English House-Paalooirmaid, by two bachelors; wait at table; wages £ 16.—Apply, with references, to W. B. Hallows, Glaatryn, Port TaJbct. e4977o23 GOOD General Sen-act W&nted, about 25;?ttC?ia family; good wages to suitable penoa.z.??; 6s), Walter-road, Swansea. e4926o27 T?TA?TED,SUL JitlY, Houee^ Parlourmaid .^Apijiy, ?w by letter, Mrs. Stevens, Lawwide, Stow Park- circus, Newport. e4975n2 HOUSEMAID Required; good geNaraJ would suit.— r! —ppiy 37, Charles-stroot, "rdiff. e4M7o27 I ANTED, COOk-Gen eral and Young Housemaid.— W Apply 128, Newport-road. e4939o30 ) ANTED at once, good Plain Cook or ezperietficod W Kitchenmaid.—Mrs. Stocktey, Barracks, New- port. e4932o30 WA-NTED, Cook-General, eecocd week in j?13- Apply" by letter, giving references, Mrs. WaBi- ker, 31, Parade, Barry. c7430 ANTED, an Under-Housemaid; well up in her work.—Apply Lady Lloyd, Broawydd, Hen 1 lan R.S.O., Cardiganshire. C7442 W' ANTED, "well-trained and well-recommended Y Y Head Housemaid of Three; ueed to care of linen; middle-aged; country.—Lady Prioe-Fothertrili, Hensol, Pontyclun, Glamorganshire. c7415 XPERIENCED House-Parlourmaid Wanted7 must j'J have good references.—Apply, by letter, to B., Oakhiurst, Bridgman-road, Penarth. c7417 ANTED, good Cook-General for small f&mLy.- (f Mrs. 0'Lea.ry, 125, Stanweil-road, Penaith. eo28 COOK Wanted; family four; £ 25; Parlourmaid JB23, Housemaid £20; small house; comfertable, light situation.—Belvedere House, Albert-road, West bury Park, Bristol. e4908030 AMD, thoroughly reliable General for Country ?Y SeaBide Private House; to undertake all house- work.—Apply 2, Cambrian-place, Swansea. e4887o29 ANTED, good Ganerad Servant; cook kept; t?ree  m family.—Apply 73, Bichmond-road, Cardiff. «4SiSo29 'TTtTANTED,' General 6ervMt; refefonoe required.- W IJI Mr'-2']r'(J()'- Oardiff. ?27 W^ANTlED^ Houaema?d; must be a good needlo- Wi,o?n=, a?d take cbarge of imen.-?Apply, with references, Mrs. GWilym James, Gwaelod-y-Garth. COGI WAN f ED, Situation as Hau.'W)mailfiii-GeliÜ;C:;an-oa W Famlily where pajlourmaid is kept; good reier- ence; aged 27; 6alary L22.-A. 30, Evening Express, Cardiff. e48527 WANTED, am experienced Cook-Genera, immed- YV ately; e?od referenoM.-?pply 38, Cathedral- road, Cardiff. e4824026 WANTED, thoroughly good -?xpe?-?enmC Geii??; I state wages.—4, Archer-ro?d, P"narth. &48IDo2& WANTED, respectable Girl, aged 16, Housework.— VY Apply 8S, Wyndham-road, Canton, Cardiff. o26 W AN-TBD, good Cook-Genoral aiud N W maid.-Apply 64, Ninian-road, Cardiff. C7380 WLN'ITED, Piiaiin Cooili. or Cook-Genora1; good y wages.—Mrs. Lewis, Clifton House, Llanwrtyd Wells. e4812026 WANTED, experienced House-Parlourmaid; mu?t be reliable Apply Mrs. Jonos, Glyn Tatf, TroedyrM? _? e?l3o26 ALL those Without Servants should read "A AWoman's Work, and How to Lighten It," by S. H. E. Langmaid; Is.—Elidot Stock, or all book- sellers. e4778026 HOTEL SERV AN 18, &c. AS Barmain ifrst-class Hotel; tail and good appear- J\. ance; seven years last situation.—Address R. M., 21, Plymouth-road, Barry Island. e4797o26 WANTED, Pantrymaid and Pace Boy.—Apply, W WWa MttMM? <?Mt* ¡w- BflM, OMdtC. H HOTEL SERVANTS, Continued A RANTED, Young lyadv for Dispense, in first-clas« ? hotel; exp.ernoe not neery if some business training; wages to beginner, including board, lodging, and washing, L13 per annum.—Apply, in first place, slating age and exptrienoe, to A 72, Evening Express, Cardiff. YOUNG Lady Requires Situation as Barm-id; will. t ing to assist in house duties; good referenc-& 93, Evening Express, Cardiff. e425!o23 WANTED, Be-tweerL-maid to,- Ll,.nishen.-ADply f Mrs. Walter Alien, Atlantic Hotel, Exmouth. 904026 WANTED, Young I,ady to Assist in Bar; treated T'?TAXTED, Yourg t?dy to Aascst in Bar; treated preferred.—A 95, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4955028 RE -ENGAOrE&CKNT Coffee-room Waitress, thor- J\, onghly exr?erit?n?ed, ?s Head or Single-handed,— Address A 40, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4M!o27 P-RIYTE'Üa:o¡;-GeDeral for -'PTiat.e JL. Hotel; references required,—A 26, Evening Ex- press, Cardiff. REQT" rHjil), Staffmaid and House-Cha.mbermaid. Apply, after six p.m., Housekeeper, Park Hotel. e4%4cOA YOUNG Lady seeks Situation as Barmaid; inex- JL perienced; give finet month to learn; can hava good references.—Arnold, Tretere P.O., near Boss. eo26  WANTED, a Barman; to live out.—Apply, with yV references, Ruperra Hotel, City-road, Cardiff. e49too28 _?_ WANTED at once, experien?dBilli?rd-m?ter; W-mart, 8i:nJe man; good referenœs, and be generally useful.-Manageress, King's Head Hotel, Newport. e4844027 NURSES "Tj/TURSE IVanted; capable and willing.—Mrs. Thointa, ltose, Dinas Powis. e4578o2s LAUNDRESSES OYAL iiam??r iaZ KOYAL I1wadrYad Seamen's Hospital.-Wanted, I Laundry Woman, to Wash and Iron: to alœp in. APPIY the Matron at the Hospital, Cardiff Docks. C7423 GOOD Family Washing WMited by respectable Gpemon; gnodemt4 Chu-ge&-I, May-rtreet, Catha-Yf. e4973026 CLERKS, MANAG ERS, &c.  \\TANTED, during July and August, geed Shcrt-  y ANTED, duriDg July a.nd August, gccd Shcrt- W hand-Typist; used to &in?ie keybc?rd type- writer.-Apply A 43, Evening Express, Cardiff. c7337 ~\JiTANTED, a smart Youth, Shorthand-Typist; must t hve had previous experience; references re- quired; state salary required.—Apply Box B 5, Even- ing Express, Cardiff. e496So23 ,-Xii.Ú:D-¡mmecíi3.telY, fwBusiDe?H?us? W Rhondda ,alley, accurate Clerk, for about Oce MontlK—J-tate full Particulars, wages required, &c., B 2, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4963o26 WANTED at once, m an Architect's and?etate f y Agent's Office, & emArt Youth, Shorthand-Typist must have had previous experience; references required; salary 12s. per weck.-?ppty A 68, Evening Expre, Cai'dUr. c7423 ??R'?C.H_ ITECTMd'Su.?yor nMVacan?foF'Bmart ARCHITECT and Sn^reyor bwVaeanoyfor smiart AYouth as Artie?d .PupU.-?A 35, Evening Express, Card.fi. e4835027 30s. Weekly.—Spar.-ti.j^ EnPloyment Offered to tj Either Sex who ean write; particulars free.— Addressed envelope to Manager, Glendower, Torquay. Established 1893. e2231 AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. WITHOUT Interfering with Ordinary Ifmpioymejit Workmen can Largely Increnae their Income by Taxing Up a lAiaung Time Agency. In four yearg 1 have paid ;ZI12,655 133. 3d. commission to spare- time agents only. I provide and sell everything.- Write for particulars, j. G. Graves (Limited), Agency Xkipi., Sheffield. e1922 WANTED, Working Men to liepresent Sick Bene- t' fit and Accident Insurance; whole or spare time.-A,d dT es3 A El,Express, Cardiff. e492So30 THE British Oak Bouse Purchase and Insurance ± Corporation -Pequire ømart Men to Act as Super- intendems, Assistant Superintendents, and Agents to Kepiesent them at Cardiff, Bnondda, Swansea, Llanelly, and eurrounding d)i?ti-icts; good salary and commis- sion paid to energetic men. In addition to the House Purchase Branch the Corporation transacts the follow- 1 ling classes of Insura.oe :_General Fire Insurance (non-tariff), Plate-glass insurance, Personal Accident Insurance, Accident, Diseases and Fire, combined poltcy, by weekly and anonthly premiums, all Sick- nerg and all Accide)^. fd. montlilv premiums; Endowawcts, &c.-A.ppiy to Managing Director, W. Tomkins, Esq., 1 and 2, St. George's Circus, London, or to T. Watkins, District Manager, 30, Bangor-road, Roa.th, Cardiff (late District Manager for the London Edinburgh, and Glasgow Insurance Company), or to W. H. Rees, Superintendent, 21, C'he6ter-street, Pont- canna, Canton, Cardiff. e4829027 COLLECTOR-Canvasser Wanted for Rihondda dis- trict; exceptional opportunity for good man; salary and comniission.-kpply, by letter, stating full particulars, Manager, Bradbury and ÛD., 7, Alexandrar road, Swansea. e4905o26 ACTIVE, educated Men, of good character, Offered _I Agenciesi suit managers, foremen, travellers, tradesmen, kc., Unrivalled System of House-Purchase; best terms to subscribers and agents; whole or part ti-e.-kppiy City and County House-Purchase Com- pany (Limited), 166, Bucluman-street, Glasgow. e2419 SHOP ASSISTANTS, MilLINERS GROCEBY and Provisions. -Wanted, a 6mart G ):1a,nager for Branch; must bo well up in the business, and be able to provide good references; no others need a¡"IÜj"À 57, Evening Express, Cardiff. c7405 itT, gentlemanty &s6ist-t Wanted for Retail Department; only those "with two or three years' previous experience need afiply.—Gibbon Brooks, Car- diff Motor Garage, 51, Queen-street, Cardiff. c7436 GIROCEBY. — ;7.?, 31an?.ger; GWe?sh preferred.—State fullest particulars and, if possible, send references, William Harris, 144, High- street, Merthyr. e493Go30 MILLINEB, stylish; ?Metoaorve.—Sta.te&g? ?M. Ml.try, and experience, J. Morgan, Draper, 144, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. e4334o21 A Smart Junior Wanted (Weish).- S'ate full partiou- Al.rs, WiUiama, Vosier and Hatter, Merthyr. eo27 TOBACCONIST.—Experienced Youn? Lady Wamted. T-100, Queen-street, Cardiff. e917œa C LoTRIF.ja,S assistant Seeks Be-engagement; 10 years' experience; excellent relgrences.-A. 23, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4602o2C SMiART Assistant requires Situation, Grocery and Provisions; seven yeazll London experience; well up at soliciting and canvassing; disengaged.—J. E. Davies, Spring-gardens, Builth Wells. e4912o26 W-. AN1ED smart Junior for the Grocery and Pro- W vision Trade; muet have good references.— Apply to A 58, Evening Express, Oardiff. c7406 BOCEEY and Provlsto58^-Wanted a smart Gmanager for Branch; must be well up in the business, and be able to provide good references; no others need apply.—A 57, Evening Express, Cardiff. c7405 GROCERS.—Wanted, a Ju i?r for Grocery and Pro- Gvie,.ou Tr??&AdArem G. F. Thorne, Ma.mdee, Newport. e4881o29 CLOTHING and BOOt-W-ted immediately, smart I Assistant; good wlindow-dxemer and ticket- I Wliter.-A¡.,ply Freedman Brothers, 35 and 36, High- street, Merthyr. e4889 I WANTED, thoroughly experienced First Hand, T stylish Milliner, accustomed to good-dass trade.— Roberts. Liandilo. 04849027 WANTED, Smart YouthT A&p-prantim Drapery Md w Out!itt.-Tl1e We?sh Hoaiery Company, W, Paget-street. e4861o27 WANTED, Apprentices for Millinery and Fancy Yt Drapery I)OVartwent,&&ppiy Mr. Bowen, 59, Paget-Jt reiet. e4&)2027 G30CERY_and~ Provieiom!.—Wanted,~smart Junior. %X outdoors; perwnal application prefwrod.-Thomae, Household Stores, Briton Ferry. e4856o27 GROCERY.—Wanted, sm-t Junior Assistant, also %A. Apprentice, for high-c1¥5 tra.de.pply, stating particulars, with references, to Y. G., Evening Ex-1 press Office, Swansea. e4791o26 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS W ANTED, for a Steam Coal COlliery, a capable ty Mechanic; a knowledge of electricity desirable. —Apply, stating experience, salary, and age, to The PoweU Duffryn Steam Coal Company, Aberaman Offices, Aberdare. c7441 WANTED, Situation as Gardener; married; age 37; good references.—A. I)icl;s, West End, Cowbridge. e497Cto2 "TX^ANTED, Strong Young Man us Warehouseman, T r and to Deliver; at once.—s. Deverail, Grocer, Abergavenny. e4inSn.) "\XT ANTED immediately, a first-class Machine Shop Foreman; must be thoroughly accustomed to the use of up-ate machines and to the repairs tc machinery in iron and steel rolling m/ills; none but men accustomed to higii-apeed machinery, good orgamiSL-Ts and timekeepers neod appiN,Stato previous experience and salary requirtd to a 91, Evening Ex- press, Cardiff. c7440 WANTED, Situation as Coachman or Groom- II Coachm=; married, small family; can produce first-class references; aged 32, height 5ft. Sin.—F. Smith, Castle held, North-road, Cardiff. e494Co21 LA BO C ItKEsT—Han d y Lalxxiri-ra anted.-Aprly A t J 73, Evening Express, Cardiff. c7423 W- ANTED- immediately, good Shoeing and General W Blacksmith; used to light and heavy vehicle work; state wages required—Evans and Hopkins, CoachbuUders, IJanlawr, Llanelly. e4915o £ 6 ARTTSTS to Paint Portjajts in?OU, .Photo?pMo ?L Vases.—Grwtt c?olemor-street, Binningh&m. e4892oM WANTED, res tshio Runner for PeDarth Dock; w spe?k different LanKu&ges; WaZw and commis- sion gi Hm.-APply Butoher, 61, Glebe-street, Penarth. c7401 AIRDKBSSING. — First-daw Gentiamatis Hand JjL and Boardsntan, Fair Ladies' Hand, Requiree Situation; used to high-class trade; aged 25 Terms, &c., to J. F., 2, St. Michael's Park, Cotham, Bristol, CCPPERSMTTII Md num?j Wanted for Ship C Work; P-m4nent job to ha?dy DMm.—State wages requ?ed and expønœœ A 56, L?nnirg Lxprws, Cardiff- c7408 AJfTED, at 8t?m Cotd OoUiwy, South WaJee, w oampMMlt me*-AV d?, a. Ex- jRackt_QuAt& MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS Continued. I HA.IRDRE&ERE.-i$illa.rt ADpi-eutxe or Young lm- er -,ed; increa?e in wages quai terly.— Owamaa, t. Mary-strce<t. e463,W2-, "1 STAIN 1EL, rospocLw;e Lad, about 15 years 01 age, w K,,?k Bi?i,:irdi ad ilako Hiniseii COner,?IY Lseiul; wa.s to commence 10?- per week.—Apply Roatii Conservati%e Club at nine Thursday evening. TT'A.VTi.1) at onae, a steady Young Man, to Look V V 't"?, Horse and tmp, Make Himself G?e? nera.Uy Lseiul; must De aOle to dnve.ply Waterloo HOtel, Newport. C73S4 WAN'TED, Competent Groam-Gardener; used to t 6tock; gocd wa.g to a stitable maLn.pply, wwt referenceci, to Price, Yetrad Fawr, Bridgend. e497t>u2 TO House Agents, Cabinet Makers.—Wanted, Situa- tion as Jobbing Carpenter, Cabinet Maker; expe- rienced man.—A 45, Evening Express, Cardiff. eW/Jo29 WANTED, Situation as Vt?kij? Faj-m B&iRg? ?te d?-y, pou..ry, or as t.al.er; no encum- branoe; good reíef'ellOe5.ply & 47, Evening Ex- press, Cardff. e4873o26 ?w ANTED, on experienced Coachman, who báØ. T fa?x .\wowledge of hor&.? from 35 to 40 years of a.ge; abstainer; Welshman preferred.—Apply by leite: stating wageB, references, amd how long in last situation, I Richaras, Pantyrathroe, Carmarthen. o26 W ANTED, Two Stokers, at a CoiLery in Mon- VV moutihshire.—Apply, stating age, wages,, and experience, A 89, Evening Express, Cardiff. c7436 WANTED, capetent ForenLaz for Wines and Spirit St?xes; good writer.—Wines, -"e In Express, Swansea. e4671o22 "T"*7"ANTED, experienced Dlrlvws for hidif&ulc V V Cranes.—Apply, eta.tin age and exper1enoe. General Manager, Alexandra Docks, Newport. e7387 1*nnyA'F.i'. ?,ftko Situation; expw-,enced i:?7 G branches, inside and out; excellent character; marr.e&-Address Gardener, No. 8, Moorland-road, Cardiff. e4794o26 "*T7"wANTED, S?hoeing and WhWwright Smith at 0-tice.-?ar-r, Newbridge, uiear Newport, Mon. e4852027 GARDENER Wants a Situation as Hard-working, insiae and out; over twenty years' experience.— Apply W. L. Roberts, Crumlin Hall, Crumlin, Mon. e4811o26 H\.IRDBES8E;RS.Eq;eMf"!n<ed Gent. Hand JjL Wanted.—100, Queen-street, Cardiff. e4918o29 PARTNERSHIPS. j WANTED, active Partnership in sound Business; t T must bear every inve.stiga.tion.-A 30, Evening Expr, Cardiff. 31027 i>RiTlG.-WcrkiIlg Managing Partner Required, r with small catitaa (£200). in good Printing Busi- ness; fullest investigation to suitable applic.,nt.-Appiy A 53, livening Express, Cardiff. e4828 PARTNERSiiiP Offered in Wholesale General Busi- JL ness; sleeping or active; £ 100.—A 29, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4325o26 APARTMENTS. SITTING-rooru and Bedroom to Let; suit two gentle- men friend6.-58, Gordon-road, Roath. e4e&8027 SUPERIOR Front Sitting-room, Bedroom; Sutt?Ne, One or Two Gentlemen; every convenience.—82, R?chmand-road. e4912n2 (COMFORTABLE Lodgings for Two Young Men; C mcd?r&te.—41, Keppoch-6treet. e4971o23 w ELL-furnished Front Apartments; suit one or f f two gen1.1emeD.; tecmis moderate.—114, Now- port-road. e4S79n2 COMFORTABLE Sitting-room and Bedroom Wanted near Centre Pontypridd, by young man in busi- :ness.A. SB, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4S46o27 "TTTfBL,L-furnished Front Apartments; suit 2 gentte- V V men; terms moderate; every convenience.—136, Richmcnd-road. e4980n2 PAitADE.—Haif Well-furnished House to Let, cheap, JL throughout Summw.-A 90, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4951o27 COMFORTABLE" Furnished Apartments; board or otherwise.—6, Denton-road (close trams). e4781o28 APARTMENTS (Furnished), Ladies or Gentlemen; also BedSitting-roonL-U, Claude-road, Roath, Cardiff. e4770o25 SEASIDE AND COUNTRY APARTMENTS. WIDOW has comfortably-furnished Apartment; T close sea &nd 6tAtLom—22, AAingdoz-terram, Burniiam, 8orceri-et. e4967n2 S UTTON, Southerndown.-To Let, for July, Fur. nished Run"ow.&pply A. B. BasBett, Cheve- mll, IAndaff. e4941oS0 BARRY.—Furnished Elom to Let, from end July, Bfor Month; eight rooms; every convenience; sea view; near station; easy distance of sandy beach;, bathing,boating.—B 1, Evening Express, Cardiff. eh2 SITTING, Dining, and Double-bedded Rooms; piano; best elevated position; suit children; picturesque falls and oaves; two guineas weekly.—Limn. Wood- field, Glyn Neath. e4959h2 FURNISHED House to Let, best part Penarth; five Fbedrooms, three reception, bath-room (hot and cold); close station and beach.—Thomas, AeJ-y-bryn, Clive-road. e495iiiZ COLLING WOOD, Sau.nd?Ts?oot.—To Let, Furnished, four bedrooms, two aitting-rooms, and kitchen and scullery. e4947o27 CARDIGAN Bay.—To Let, July and August, Semi- ) detached House; eight lOOms; with bath-room; five minutes' walk Irom se&-A, 82, Evening Express, Cardiff. C4935030 T 0 Let, furnisw, for summer moatbs, The V, South Bank, Hereford; large garden, steble;" motor-house and pit if required; terms four guineas weekly.—Apply E. C. Woollsrd, as above. e4913029 RHOOSE.—Kemeys Hotel; every acoonxmodat ion for visitors; weeknd terms; moderate.-Apply Proprietor. e4849028 LYNMOUTH (North Devon), England's Switzerland. -Bath Hotel; up-to-date; liberal table; moderate taxilff.-Paa-gms, Proprietor. M £ S5n5 CLIFF Cottage, Bishopston, Glam., to be Let (fur- nished) from July and August; terms on applica- hon. c7403 T 0 Let, furnished, for summer months, The Vinery, J. South BMtk, Hereford; J&rse g&rdem, etabls; motor-house and pit if required; terms four guinea* weekly.—Appiy E. C. Woodland, as above. 849130-29 ENARTH.—Good &PartnXnts, Penarth Head; we?[- furni&hed; terms moderate.—A 50, Evening Ex- press, Cardiff. 64898028 MUMBLES.—Furnished House, One or T?'MocHie; five bedrooms, two sitting roos; cUm to sea and trams; croquet lawn.—Lucas, West Cross, Glamor- gan- e4a54oe7 G,WBERT-ON-SEA.—To Let, in Apartments, Twelve Bedrooms, Four Sitting-rooms; bracing air; safe bathing; picturesque viewo; gotf.&pply Ba-te- man, Evelyli-terrwo, Gwbwt-m-Sm, Cardigan, ecfIi S"OUTHEmTDbWN.—Bracing air, splendid beach.— Marine Hotel; homely, comfortaiile; perfect sani- tary arrangements; moderate terms.—Proprietor. eo271 PENARTH.—Furnished Front Sitting-room and i JL oomfortable Bedroom; every convenience; terms moderate.—A 27, Eyening Express, Cardiff. 848130.6 EAR Tintern Abbey.—Furnished Cottage! two Nbodroome; lOiL wftUy.-M 16, Dighton- itreet, Bristol. 84814029  URNISHED Houses and Apartmanta for Sumnwir J? in Mumbles, Horton, Park MiH, Beynoldetom, Enelston, and other parts of Go wer.—Apply David I Roberts, 19, Heafchfifeld-street, Swansea. e4790o26 WESTON-Super-Mare.—Furnished Hocsea, best poal- -1 W tJon, to Let, for lone cr short periods; moderate mitals.—Apply JotMwoocl Cross, Aoction«sr, Weston-sup-M-. tOSij I PREMISES. d I"jTVil lESSBS. S. HERN AND PERT*'EE AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS. SURVEYORS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. For List of Business Premises and houses to be Let or Sold see "Western Mail" daily. Ptinted register free. Offioes, 93, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. Established 1849. 61234 24, Lochaber-ptreet, Bcath Park; splendid condition; 4 bedrooms; 14s. inclusive.—Ccnnley, Moira-terrace, Cardiff. e4902o28 ST. Meilon's.—Modem House; h. c. bath; four bed rooms; perfect drainage.—David, Oaklauds, St. Meflan's. e4E77oI4 FOE Sale, Freehold Detacbed ViN&; two &it'?.r?- Frooms, two kitchens, three bedrooms; garden back and front; close to stationf in good repair; water on premises; back entrance.—Wilding, Hampton Villa, Abergwilly. &1874029 rpO Let, Edb«rton Villa, Sketty, oontiuing four bed- J? Tooms, bath-room, &c.-Apply James, Chemist, Sketty. e4869029 ART H.—Delightfully-situated Semi-detached Vilia, U foot of mountain; ten minutes Tiff's Well Station; lCos. weekly.-Ph-WiM Insurance Buildings, New-street. Cardiff. e4«S7o27 ri^O L«t, ?0, ix»>vivch.-street; good repair; 96. 6d. Tweek.-?Apply -?7, HAvelock-st?eet. Cardiff. e4S26o27 CKMEE Let.iiig.-lo Let (or until Michaelulm), Roomy Country Villa, with use of garden, pro- duco, poultry, stabling; three miles Quantock Hills w-d sea; motor service.—Apply Tamlyn and Son, House Agents, Bridgwater. c7373 EXCEPTION ALLY Roomy, WcU-asjshed Housd— ? 29, Kini<u:-road; Sell 976D, Let £ 46.—Apply 72, Ninian-road, Cardiff. &1785026 BUSINESS PREMISES. "'(](T°r.KS.IIOP-TWO Floors, Radnor-road; suitable V V for Cabinet Maker, &c.-Apply, 258, Cow- bridge-road, Oardiff. e4949030 32, High-street, Cardiff, to Let; fitted with electric t) light, mirrors, showcases, &c.; rant £ 100.—Apply Phillips, 41, St. Mary-street, Cai-diff. e4961n2 -r?UTC??'S Shop -d Hotwe to be Sold o? Lct? Bsbop fitted with marble slabs; in main thoTough- fare, mining cbstrict.-Apply F. Handley, 2, High- street, Aberdare. e4S86o29 HOUSE and Shop to Let; good pocition; splendid Hlii-ing accommodation. Freedmaa Brothers, Penydarren. e4884o29 rLet, Shop (Lock-up); good position; eutt anv j. buainm.-Pri,ce London House, Bwgoed. <4856on ABEBOYNON.—For &a* Qr Let on 1eam' Laf?e ?. DouM?-trouMd Shop and Dw&Hin?-hoase. Bttuated in best position in lIa.rgvet-iStTeet.Apply Jones, Junction Hotel. e4822o26 rp0 Let. on"Leese '?other??Te?? ZLDd coimmo ? di=M PremMM, in the Most owtrsl part of D?m- ravec-street, Tonypandy; frontage 16ft., depth about Soft.; ma &w, -&am ton.—wkjulfy B«y«ook» Tony- PUBLIC HOUSES. TO 1? Let, the Scyal Oak Inn, D,3wiais; d{]\ble-' .-Ap-,V Taff Vs?e PM,,7-t h,, Tyd?. e4931030 I VERY profitable OIdtablisl:e1 Famflv e?=.-ere?al V Hotel for ?S. owner retiring after IpB?tuy occupancy; takings £100 weekly; assured ajinual in-j coma of ?1,200; practically unopposed: price ;EIO,00". ana valuation.—Particulars, to genuine applicants only, i ot ating œpital (no agent,,), .A 96, E,ening Exp, I Cardiff. e4gW?-B ) t?r?E.STOX-S'upcr-Msre. Beer and Wine Vauitê W (free), with Rest=rant attached; 6plendidlY CtKc: low rent: 20 years' leaæ; reason of 6-?lc, pact- nersLip dissolution; ingoing valuation, about £7";1).- Wnittle, Small-Ptreet, Bristol. 1?7 best D<:uMc-ecn6ed E?OL-??e in X one of the lædLll CajdiC streets; long lea.s; low goodwill; owner retiring from business.—Apply Cadle, Solicitor, High-street, Oardiff. e4872o29 A BfcRDARE.—Tc Let, Bell Vue Hotel; dcuUa- licensed ho-use: main street; centre of important square; tied for beer and spirits; rent L60 per year; Ingoing small, valuation; immediatfe posseasicn.— Apply W. T. Morgan, Hotel Valuer, Aberdare. eo27 TO Let, Commercial Hotel, Cowbridge.—Apply Lewis Jenkins, Vale of Glamorgan Brewery, Cowbridge. e47S8cG6 C.A.RM.A..RTREN .-Oimtre of town. !1 Gu.ildha.11- V/' square.—The Half Moon Hotel, old-established double-Licensed family and commercial hostelry, for Sale; possession September, 1906, when free.—Apply Arthur S. T. Lucas, Auctioneer and Hotel Valuer, 6, Evitland-street, Swansea. e4800o26 j fT?O Let,DouMe?ttoensedHoMse?Dynevcr j?rma. TTroedYrhi-; present tenant 8eVæ years; good reasons for leaving.—Apply on premises. e4792o26 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL ■J7KXR Disposal, Three Hairdressing "Shops, in Aber- X. tillery-in AJma^street, Station^street, and Tillery- street; good investment for oapaile man.—I\ill parti- calars W. H. Hiley, Auctioneer, Abertiliery. c7426 BAKEUS, Confectioner& Hampton-ow Bakery, Ci'ftor?, Bristol; large bakehouse and loft; steam ovens; now worked by landlord; no goodwill.—Weeks, above address. e4923oC7 TO be Sold, a high-claas Freehold Family and Com- mercial Hotel and Posting-house in a. provincial town in South Wales, containing coffee, commercial, three sitting rooms and ten bedroo=-; the present owner and occupier retiring.-For further particulars apply to C., 1, Newman-street, Oford.stræt, Lonáo:L. C" BUSINESS.—For Diepc?al. Statiocery, Ke:1, B and Tobacco Business, leading wan?ea thoroii?h- ff-re; lOCK-Up.-Y. R., Evening Express, Swansea. eo9 G. ESERAL-rronJOOnier'Bu5!n'; -!oi-jjiSr; cheap; through sickness; good cycJ" d tl-ent; no oI>P<J!"tion; £150. fixtures and stock.—A 39, Even- ing Express, Cardiff. e4S53o27 B-ÜÜ GMdG-roõery Bus?Mae. Cadoxton-Barry, to BL,el or Sell; together or æparate; do?ng large trade.—Reed, llS, Barry-road, Cadoxton-Barry. 0026- FARM AND GARDEN. BEDDING Plant$.-Gigantic 8tock.-l.oaO,OOJ Varioua BPIzLntB of the Finest Quality; 0-ders now being booked; price-list on ajpplication.—W. Jevons, Singleton Gardens, Sketty B.S.O., Glam. Nat. Tel., 049 Sketty. e2386 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, Ac. A Moment, please.—Has it ever occurred to you A that in supporting a local tradesman you are directly helping to maintain the dignity and honour of our splendid city? But I do not appeal to you for your support on fchesa grounds only. In addition I can supply you with a Geisha, Majestic, Bcyal Sun- beam, New Hudson, Swift, Star or any other cycle Oil teTms of greater advantage to you than any offered in catchy phrases in the Press. Note a few of the following offers and ask for 6(1-pa. illustrated cata- logue of Cycles, Accessories, Guns, &c., giving flllleet particulars of how to procure a cycle or gila on my easiest of easy terms.—Robert Bevan, 31, C&stle-street. e2428  New Hudson Roadste.r, all latest improvements, 2 A roller brakes, &c.; &6 156. cash, or an mont?y 1 payments of 10s. A Majestic Road Racer, best fittings and tyres; ALB 15s. cash, or monthly paymenw from 1,?s. Gd A ?4wiaa Majestic, fitted with best tyres, Bad ie A 2-speed ccaster hub; a grand machine; ?11 II& cash, or monthly payments from 14s. 6d. A Geisha Roadster or Road Racer; a good, strong: A reliable machine; £5 5.1., or on monthly pay- ments of 10s. A Royal Sunbeam, now agreed by all to be the best cycle produoed, with its 2-speed gear in cbiain wheel, little oil bath, s-Jent free wheel; beautiful liawh, comfortable saddle, and all the little equip- ments which go to make a first-class nach?me; ElS 16& caeh, or monthly payments from £1 Is. per mona.. A- Good second-hand Sunbeam, with 2-speed gear, A Dunlop tyres, Brookes' saddle, almost equal to new: £9 98.. or monthly payments. A Few really good Second-haad Cycles of various makes from 15s. A Special lot of strong Foct Pumps, Is. 3d. each; A reliable Rim Brakes, Is. 9d.; Gas Lamps, 2:s. 9d.; John Bull Toe Clips, 4id.; Carbide, 5d.; guaranteed Inner" Tubes, 2s. 3d.; Dim-lop Valves, 6d.; guaranteed Covers, all sizes to suit any rim, from 4s. 9d. each. N item worth remembarim?.—Tbe ol(C, Taste Asnd try before you buy, is equally applicable to j cycles. Before purchasing a cycle you should see, examine, and try. I extend a cardial invitation to aU to call and inspect my stock. ALL cycles bear my Wsonal guarantee for 4 ea Ain addition to the guarantees of the >anouel makers.—Robert Bevan, 31, Castle-street, Cardiff. e2423 ROVER Cycles set the fashion to the world J? twenty-one years ago, and are still the taah?onetle machines to-day. 08iU and see them at our depot- 62133 9, WORKING-STREET, OARDIFF. I MOTORS, MOTOR CYCLES. MOTOR-Bodies Built, red, re trimmed, or J repainted; windscreen; dustscreens, improved cape hoods; estimates and designs free.—Perry and Turner, Frederick-street, Cardiff. e4tllo2g Y Next Sale of Motorn; by Auction wE! take JM Place on Thursday, July 19th. Gentlemen having Cars or Motor-cycles for Disposal should stud particulars imiaetiiaiSly. Gentlemen wishing to Purchase should write advising me as to their requirements. GIBBON BBOOKS, 51, QUEEN STREET, 2414 CARDIFF. ALL Kinda of Qterations and Emoations to AM&WR, CarnWa Work, Wind Bezeem?s, TonDetM and Side Entrance; Hoods Fitted at Short Notloe.— Lewis, Tudor-lame, Oardiff. C2514 TT?OB S?e?Twin-cyUnd?Oaj,AsterEmgTae, .J:' 12-14-h.p., 4 epeeds, rever.; fast car; carry 5 pafBengers anywhere; bargain; £ 185, or offer.—Apply Motor Supply Company, 32, Tudor-road, Cardiff. eo23 "TTIRE, First-claas Motcr-car, 14 horse-power.—Hiring if t&riT on application Crossland, W<?, and Co., P&rk-place, CajdjS. Nat. TeL 0632. e4820o2S ROVEB Oa.rs, 6lOfl2, 18j20R.P.; odmple, airon?, R-peedy, relia.Ne, and 1nexX-ive to ruc.—Tr? runs arranged at our depot- e2183 9, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. HORSES, LIVE STOCK, &c KITTENS for Sale—Beautiful Blue Persians; charm- ing Pets.-Homceope4bio Medicine Company, Frederick-street, Cardiff. e4830o27 CARRIAGES, HARNESS, DC. ¡ WANTED, Buy, splendid quality Waggonette, reat VT 12; also Covered Waggonette, seat 6 ineide; lowest quotation caeh—Evans, Mark Lane Stores', lampeter. c7382 SBOOND-Hand Victoria, with steel perch and Cee springs; in perfect 00nditiOn. Also Sawad-band Brougham; the property of a gentleman.—Lewis, Car- riage Buglder, Giare-rtreet and Tudor-lane, Cardiff. el731 HANSOM Cab and Ra.rn fe, Sale; in good con- JLJL ditian; to be sold a bM'x'Ui.—Apply 8hibto, Pawnbroker, Broadway, Cardiff. e4920030 FURNITURE. FURKITURE Bargains. Dicing-room Suites, Tables, Sideboards. Bedroom Suites, Cabinets Brass and other Bedsteads (all sizes and prices from lCs. 6d, carriage paid).—Send for list, K. E. Harri, The Market Hall, Dock-strect, Newport. el851 9 3 IOB.-Handsome Saddlebag Suite; massive carved frames; spring seated; rich design; recently new.-72; Beauohaimp-street. e4815o26 SUPERIOR Wail wit Bedroom t>uite, side-winged mirrors, eomplete with chmirs, £5 10s.; pretty Dreft-ijag Chest Pair, £2; no further uj>e. 72, Beau- champ-street. e4fl!5o26 £ 2. Superior Leather Suite, oarved frames, springs throughout, nearly new; Large Walnut Over- mantel, £1; must be-L-Pr;.vate address, 72, Beau- champ-street. e4B15o26 MAGNIFICENT Red sult?a; large size; hand- m somely -ad; cost E25; take L!4.-72, Bmu- chAmp-street. e4815026 JEWELLERY FOR SALE. IS Your Watch Wrong? The best and chea-pest shop JL in Cardiff for the repair of watches of even- description (English or foreign) is 56, Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Kier (for ten ?e3 K?er (for ten years Wth Mr. Spiridion). Clocks and Music Boxes cleaned and repaired. eSiri PIGEONS, POULTRY, Ac. WANTED, a Sitting of Bantam Eggs; must be good strain.—Particulars to 132, Craddock-sitreet, Riverside, Cardiff. e20n2 PARROTS.—Signed talking warranty given month's I"tri&L my rik; '.Z, 6d. Indestructible mge. 55. 6d. Particulars fr<?.—Mr6. FosMT, Violet-street, HYefpOQl.  _n e4E99o20 TD?ji: of Hi?h-c?<, typical ?L'OTk6)?r?  (Œries ?.o r breed ?gnmersj 12s.; overcrowded; bargain.— Owem., 3, Bloom-etreet, Canton. Cardiff. o401.:o27 SHOP FITTINGS. CIIIOSS Brothen' 8œJe Departmelit-Every Class all Scales kept in stock; repairs promptly done at low pricee; send for illustrated lust, tree. — Cross Brothew. TM Cudit Xrampogvai, 2 and Kaiy- MONEY WANTED. i G"STL,,N :diO1ý valuable appointments, ?JT 'Vani ??OC, jUM- and taOO &ecuritMs; worth double: 5 to 10 per cent, guaranteed. —A 41, Even lag Cardi e4S66o27 -LuK"L,CER, 1m din? mm?y at 30 per œn.. W?nts .r £100 to ?1,OC? at 15 per cent., to develop lucra- tive business; re-payable monthly; excellent references: ro loss d'oring last three years: double security.— j Knigiht, 117, Cow bridge-read, Oardiff. e4969P 2 WANTED] £ 100 a.ndT £ 300, 6 per Srrt.. LOCQ Y Properties.—Knight, 117, OOwbr-road, (?=- diff. e49420oO MONEY TO LEND. 10 to EL,OM Ad, wi oed Immediately and Drivately to those requiring Temporary Financial Assistance on SIMPLE NOTE OF HA-n. WITHOUT SECURITY OR FEES. Cash advanced same day ae applied for, and re-payments arranged by easy Instalments. STRICTEST PRIVACY assured. Distance no object. 0111 or write to the ACTUAL LENDER— J. T. STox" 4, CHURCH-STREET, CARDIFF. Nat. Tel., 1128. SPECIAL.—Advances Ma?e ta G??HNnea ft* the Holidays on Spw4al Terms or Vpayrnon,.s. e!IM Xio ™ £ 5.00(L CASH ADVANCFS. GASH ADVAN"CE&. Promptly Advanced. Trompitly Advanced. At a few hOOJ"S' notie. lb-?entgy to suit borro2 Straightforward and courteous treatment asT.,IZ S. HARRIS, 5, PARK-STREET, CARDIFF, Advaaces Cash on Note of Hand Alone to aryooe requiring financial assistance. Ladies or Gentlemen. Distance no obj^t. No fees charged.—Call or write, in confidence, direct to the Actual Lender— S. HARRIS, i. Park-street, Cardiff. TeL (Nat.). 23o. e2434 5,000 to Invest. II J'OU need Money to Increase your business or for any private reason I can Lend you any Sum from £10 upvrards. SIMPLY ON YOrE WRITTEN ritomasm TO REPAY. JOHN JgROWX, 1, PEMBROKE-TEP-SACE, QUEEN-STBEBT, CARDIFF. £ 8 Loan to repay br 10 Instalments of 20s. each. Cash Advanced Immediately. Letters promptly attended, Strictest privacy observed in all transactions. e:151 ,| THE CHARING CROSS BANK, ESTABLISHED 1870. CARDIFF BRANCH: ï3. ST. XLIRY STRF-F-T. Head Offices: 2c, Bedford-street, and 33, Bishopegate- street Within, London, E.C. Branches at Manchester, Liverpool. Leeds. Bradford, &c. Assets Lia.bilities £545.1.96 Surplus LOANS of £ 30 to ?2,020 gT&jt-?d on &nv class of L -%?cLritr. Deposits of £ 10 and UPvards received as under:— E P.i. per an., subject to 3 months' notice of withdrawal 6 P.C. per 3D.. subject to 6 months' notice of withdrawal "I p.. per IIn., sabject to 12 mo:¡ths' I!ctice <1f withdrr.wal Special terms for longer periods. Interest paid qtiar- | t, _ly. The Terminal Deposit Bonds pay nearly 9 per cent., and are a safe investment. Instead of paying large dividends to ebareholders we pay fair rates of interest to our depositors, and by so doing have earned the position that we urdoubtodlv hold in the public confidence. We have bean established for 36 j vesrs, and our unique position in the banking world to-day testifies to the suoceas of our business methods and to tho satisfaction of our customers. Write or call for prospectus. A. WILLIAMS, H. J. TALL, Joint Managers. eflOBl IF you are in Need of a Temporary Cash Advance J_ upon your Own Promissory Note, without sure- ties, write or give me a call.—Shibko, 41, Charles- street, Cardiff. Established 1S70. e-iSl&afc HIGHEST Prices Lent on Jewellery, Plate, and _Ll Silver. Loans above jE2 at 4d. in iC interest. Valuables kept in burglar and fire-proof safe.— FJgel- stone, Pawnbroker, Ac., 22, City-rd., Cardiff. Est. 1859. o2400 THE Old-est a bli rhed ProTinc!tI T*rion BM? con- tinues to lend immense sums daly, from L10 to £1,[,00, on Note of Hand alone or other security. No offlm inquiry charges whatever. Modera.te interest. Easy instalments. Special rates for short periods. Largest and most honourably oonducted business in the Kingdom. Thousands of our regular customers have expressed their entire satisfaction in repeated transactions with us. A gentleman from Bank will wait upon you at once, with cash.—Call or write (in confidence) to Manager, Stanley Dowding, 1, Queen- square, Bristol; or to the Local Agent, Mr. James Bo wen, Prince s<ihambers, St. Jotm's-square, Cardiff. 62391 MB. PHILIP MOBRIS. 11 M. TAF7-SIMEET. PONTYPRIDD, IS PREPARED TO LEND- ANY SUM VWM £ 5 to TO RESPONSIBLE PERSONS Upon their NOTE OF HAND. No Sureties Required, Moderate Interest. Re rwymenta to Suit Borrowers' Convenience, and Strictly Private. Applications from all parta receive attention. Apply to PHILIP MOBJUS at the above address, or to 2, Clyde-street, Adamsdown, Oardiff. ivi 0 it B T M0"T ■ M" ,t MR. WM. LLOYD, of 16, CHARLES-ST., CARDIFF, Advances Sums from £10 to £5,000 on a Simple NOTE OF HAND alone. Advances completed on day of application. No fees. Strictest privacy. If pre- ferred, oan by arpointLent.-For full particulars call or wilts to Actual LAgder- WM. LLOYD. 16, CHARLES-STREET (Queen-street smed, OARDIFF. Net. Tel. 0620. Tel. Add. "rewporarT." e2!18 i.5 ,j 6 £10 to -oce of Hand alone, with- out bonus, publicity, cr charges of any description whatever unless business is done. No bills of sale, and the strictest privacy guaranteed. On receipt of appli- oation representative will wait upon you by appoint- ment and advance you the amount required re-payable Jy easy Instalments to suit your OWE convenience. Special rates for short periods.—Write (in confidence) to actual lendw- C. WELLS, OORHIDOB CHAMBERS, MARKET-PLACE, LEICESTER. e1928 £ 5 T0 ziolooo Advanced at onoe to responsible applicants. Special terms to medical men, solicitors, acooiuntants, brokers, farmers, and tradesmen of every description. No objectionable inquiries made about OUT applicants No do our business without the ueul monEY-lenders' routine. Charges and arrangeaients are clearly and distinctly und;>r.st«Jd by the borrower previous to the promissory note being signed. Applications are deaJt with the same day as received.—Apply to Actual Lenders, H. T. LEWElK and Co., 27, Charles-street, Cardiff. Nat. TeL, 1319. 61916 £ 5 to £ 5,000. If yon are privately in want of money immediately, or 'YOO want ?5 to ?5,000. or your bonal?e nœck =e capital, or creditors are pressing, come or write to me-the actual Lender. SPECIAL FELKTUIU,:E .-Cast Advanced (WITHOUT the ordinary money-tender's routine) on Borrower's own Note of Hand. Ee-pa.yme £ La to suit their con- vergence. Distance no object. OoftsuRations free at any time. No genuine business refused by- Mr. THOMAS PICTON, 19, Duke-street, Cardiff, e2C73 SUMS FROM £2.0 TO £ 3,000 ADVANCED AT SHORT NOTICE, On Approved Note of Hand, Personal, or Other Securities. Charges arranged before Transactions are Completed. Mortgages on Property Effected at Current Rates of lnte. Tourists' and Season Tickets Purchaser! and Arranged for Clients on the Payment Principle. Money Advanced on Second Mortgages. Apply 1. W. Lloyd, Manager, FIELDINGS, HAYES BUILDINGS, THE HAYES, CARDIFF. Nat. Tel. No., 467. e5721 PHIL PhiHip', Pawnbroker, Jewe!!er, of 24, St. Ka.ry-St, Cardiff, advances money upon plate, j j~lery, silver, wOTk of wt, &,in?, Shares | and long-life policies at low rates of interest. Sums of Lioo all 16s. 6d. per month interest. Fire and burglary sales by best makers. A large assortment of Jewellery of &U kinds kept in stock. el458 MACHINERY, TOOLS, dc. HORIZONTAL Steam Ecgi.-e; 1-h.p.; e.z:lent -LI o=dMion.-Pwtioulaxs, stamp, TWy, Knapmaji, Bpmilly Park, Barry. e4736o26 A 12 horse-power Portable Engine, with or without A 8ft. Mortar Mill.—Clarence Wharf, Newport. c7448 GAS IEC giiie (CrO:'lSley'6Jfor:4 0-45bæke h.p \jr a-ao Parker's Dynamo, 140 volts, 220 lamps; both In excellent condition; very little used, and can be seen in Swansea at any tixae.—Apply A 42, Evening Express, Cardiff. ti2416 SALE, Oil Emgine, Second-hand, 6, Hornby's; gives ten actual horse-power; oil costs id. per li.p. per hour.—Tranter, Tonypandy. e49B2n-2 MISCELLANEOUS l\lr-'X.EI!T'.he Business of the late Mr. David JjjL M'Neil. Marin" Store Dealfr, 46-48, Robert- gtreet, Cathays, Cardiff, will be carried on as before under the n:an:6"eme:¡t of his son, David M'Neil. 030 TtyAEQ?EESa?d Teats to i.et.-œ- Hi Ar Ward, 20, GIanKCgtm-Btreet, Canton, Cardiff. e4780026 JOINERY Supplied to Castle or Oottagt, Church or Ghtpel also Turnery Goods ai all LiammL-por priaea apply to Barry Dock Steam Jstnsry Company (lAniited), Barry Dock. Nat. Tel., MSe. e2303 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS "IXTAXTED. in thorough good condition, a Seoond- VV haind Fireproof Safe, by good maker; adapted for safe custody of deeds; about 4ft. by 3ft. clear in- side; suitable lOT a lawyer's offioe.—Address Inquirer, A 99, Evening Express, Cardiff. c7444 rjniBOUSSEAU, not required NjghtdressnsTTihm J. &c., Zts weekly payments.—R., 21, Queen-square, W~ ANTED, Work for one or two Horace aid TNR= -Apply 2I.. Lldntnaaol -straeit, Cardiff. e4864o27 LADIES' and C*ztsV Le?-? <?W?c. BooM, «xw Mm, ■ V. B)BBm?tTMt, ■' Agaft MISCELLANEOUS SALES. LADIES of Wales.—Send for Catalogue or Laces, Laoe Curtains, Hosiery: patteme post free.- Wm. Cotton, Weekday Ocas, Nottingham. Estab- lished 1&48. eS127 SVX'F.FTH.F *L TfTS' Curious Love Letter^ M?tc S Ow?iz, Six Extra Funny ??-reawrpe Pnotm (j'f? like); nnique novelty; securely packed; Is. fid.—Hyams, 72, Dean-street, Birmingham. e4l955n2 INGEBSOLL 5?Wat?,"CamrpbeC's" Melodeons, Walfc It 4 -c 1- &c.. Ac.—Timoahy'e Stores, Corner 0. Arcade, St. John's-square. e2415 FOP. Sale. 40 uoz. Rep. Quarts of Old Foxwhell J' Cider and Barlsad Perry.—Aldridge, Wellington near Hereford. e49C3<)2!I F-R Sale, a Masgrave Stove; suitable for church or chapel; second-hand,- in perfect coridti Apply Bonvilstone House, Cardiff. c741S FISH.—The Alivo oompany Su:ppli Emk??ts of Best QU31ity, about ready for oooki; carriag* paid, 2s. 6d.—Write to the Ahvo Company, Milford Haven. e4636o27 C TAIRa,- ew. BOusters, R-erLUS, Picture, &11. i? and ?ther Mouldings, ERstlsh Doors Md Window* -compete with foreign builders. Send trade card for Illustrated list of a kinds of good work Jennings and Oo., PennyweU-road, Bristol. OiBel MEDICAL REMEDIES STAMMERING—GeCTuine InstrccttOB?.—'Write, e?. 01-mg at-P, op-h. Evea-C Ex, I- sea. e495Sh2 R- -UE;GMJATŒ'M CuT?—MTT'wnita.m?bafLU? CcLid JL16 Queensv.ood-road, Mosel'. Birmm. st!"g' H.OOID"ends Wonderful Cure, Chronic Rjeuraath D;SOrdeJ"5.-Free information for addressed envelope. e4901o28 rf-&KE RFw3A.L riLL-, AND BE" EAPPYT^Head X and Stomacn, Aperient, Diurettc, Liver, Female, Digestive, Tooth, Tonic, Kidnw. W-W., &c.. penny boxes; also Head Uld Nerve Powders inpfnnyparkets. Thousands of shopkeepers sell them; they require no licence or stamp duty. Trimneli's preparations always sell well and give satisfaction. See that you get Established 1M," on every label and wrapper, without which none are genuine.—Wholesale from Trimnell, The Herfcalist, 144, Biokmond-rocd, Cardiff. Established 1E79. E1MN ELL'S Blood Parifv? Herbs. Ct? TResem., Brysipelas Pimples, Blotches, Boils, UiOers. and all Skin Diseases; Is., post free le. 3d.—The Herbalist, 144, Bichmond-road, Curdifl TRIMNELL' S Cough Herbs.—A splendid rtm?dy; Tp-ice &d., post free is.-The Usro.LBt, 144, Rich, mond-road, Cardi1t. rt?.HI??ELL'6 Kidne? Herbs—For Dropsy, Gravel, JL Stane, &c.; 9d., post free ild.-TLe Borbt?m, 144, Richmond-road, Cardiff. TRIM NELL'S N?TIae Herba.ure Fite, BpiSpsy Tst. Vitus' Dance, &c.; 9a., Pon free Ild.-Tie Herbalist, 144, Richmond-road, Cardiff. TRIMNELL'S Indigestion Herbs.—Will cure .beD every other remedy -as; 8a., pœt free 1Id- TDo Herbalist, 144, PiaLmojid-road, Cardiff. 1"\RTMNELL'S PUe Berhø.uick relief;M-? pon T Ireo lid.—The H.wrba?st. 144, Rictm,?Dd-rd., Cardiff. TRIMNELL'S Tonic H?rbe.—tA wondertal?ptct?-m? T-p; Sd., post free lid.—Tbe ELwb&Lst, 144, Rich- mond-road, Cara.1T. TRIMNELL'S Rheumatic Herbs.—A oenam ren?dy; Tpr:oe is., post free 18. M.—Tht Herbalist, 144, Riohmofid-road, Cardi1r. TRIMNELL, senior, The Herbalist, who established lus buamess in 1S78, has removed to 144, Rich- r^ond-roed, Oardiff. e2;)(tr RUPTURE Sufferers should use the StmUem Laisdpt J? Truss; most oemfort?bje in &ay POmt=.-?Send for particulars (makws of all kinds of trusses and surgical appliances), Allan Pearce, 2S, Charles-street, Cardiff. ezla WAGONS AND COLLIERY REQUISITES. W A-NTED, Bridge Rails, 221b. per yard, 6 and 9 W feet lengths.—The Llwyn-onn Qolliery Company, Neath. c7447 B Saie, 120 Tbno 10, 30, and 60 lb. Flange ?&jls, rw-rth Fishplates; Two Tram Turntable; Comisb Boiler, 15ft. x 5ft., 601b. pressure, pnce £ 22 10s., with all fittings and mountings.—Douglas Steward and Cc., Swansea. e4909o2S OWING TO A DEATH. SELLING OFF- GIVING UP BUSINESS. THE ATLAS FURNISHING CO., JJATES JJUILDINGS, CARDIFF.. Beg respectfnlly to inform the Public of Oardiff and oeigbiyourliood that owing to the death of Mr. L. SAMIUEL they have decided to give up business, and the whole of their IMMENSE STOCK -will be offered for sale a.t SUCH PRICES as will ensure a SPEEDY OLiIiAJRAN CE. BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. OFFICE FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, CARPETS, LINOLEUH, And Every Beattisite for HOUSE FURNISHING. ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLEAEEDi CALL EARLY AND SECURE THE BEST BARGAINS. THE ATLAS FURNISHING CO, HAYES B L-ILDINGS, CARDIFF. OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOG UB Will Furnish Icforma.tion oC the FEST AND CHEAPEST PIANOS BY ALL MAKERS. Worn £16 ifin. Od. Upwaxda. PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNINGS and REPAIRS. EXPERT ADVICE GRATIS, Irrespective of Distance. DALE, FORTY. & CO HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. Alrto it OHELTEITHAM. BIRMINGHAM. jke REYNOLDS' I A WORD ON BREAD. I I The Bread which contains most B I nntrimeDt is ■ J. 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