Evening Express

"IT DIDN'T H U R TAB IT. I M. SAINSBURY, 96, ST. MARY-ST., Remember, I am CARDIFF, Mlj 11 Ft L liffl the ACTUAL AND BRANCHES. Maker & Fitter of 1STEW TEETH.

It PUBLIC AMUStMENTb f NEW THEATRE, CARDIFF i. 4010 Proprietor .ROBERT EEDFOED. R QÅ T EASTER ATTRACTION. EVERY EVENING at 7.30. f:, The Musical Play, [ HE JJAIRTMAIDS ——— if Next Week- pETER p AN, the Entire London Company and JL Production. al369 ■ the Dulie of York's Theatre, London. Office open 10 to 5. Nat. Tel. 375. EW THEATRE, CARDIFF. NEXT WEEK CHARLES FROHMAN Presents "pETER P A N,  By J. M. BARRIE. JL i?? SS PAULINE CHASE as ?Pet?P<m." London Company and ProductQn In the Duke of York's Th.re, London. ..?TINEJES on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. a1885 ,THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF ?6ee and Manager ..?.JROBERT EEDFOED. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. iIIE SUCCESSFUL HISTORICAL PLAY, ? ROYAL D,VORCF- GRAND SOUVEIR NIGHT and Ooml;?.entary Benefit to MISS BETH ELLIOTT, )!hft the F"ouS PRIZE BAND of the ftei?-kDIFF MILITARY will Appear upon  Stage, with Limelight and Scenic Effects, d Play Eckersoorg'B dscriptive and a 'Q- ?te music. "THE BATTLE OF WATER- ?'- Upon this occasion a Magnificent I.,OUI,Inir Photograph of Napoleon and j???hine wiH be Presented to every Lady ?.?oe Audience. "To amuse and entertain is good, To do both and instruct is better." T 0 L L'S pANOPTICON, ONIC-HALL, ST. MARY-STEEET. CARDIFF. EVERY EVENING AT 7.15. MATINEE, SATURDAY, AT 2.30 p.m. h, AMERICAN BIOSCOPE CO. Present a )IaCniffoent Holiday'Programme, including I Powerful Dramatic Episode, entitled A MODERN SHYLOCK. :—The Moneylender—In tne Spider's The Victim-Clmving a Loan—Bad Com- Jjj^'ons—The A wakning-Luck Against Him A«mptation—More sinned against than Sinning—The Day of Reckoning. tIrE AUSTRALIAN WOOD CUTTERS, ,4, Subject of more than ordinary interest. THE LAZY MAN—Very funny. WAIT TILL THE SUN SHINES, Notorial Song by MR. GWILYM NAISH. A VISIT TO A PUBLIC NURSERY. WOrid-orfal Scenes of Child Life. Something Entirely New in Pictures. MR. BERT WILLIAMS, Tll,e Famous North Wales Elocutionist, will Recite "TROUBLE IN THE 'AMEN' • OORNER." FOR KATE'S HEALTH, Pictafe that Creates Boars of Laughter. ,V A POOR MAN'S ROMANCE! Grand Subject in Twelve Thrilling Tableaux. "IF THOSE LIPS COULD ONLY SPEAK," "L,.g to Splendid Illustrations. by MISS ROSE STUART. Important Engagement of MIt. JjARRY QUININGBOROUGH, tumorous Raconteur and Monologue Artiste. a1871 f H E pALACE, >v ^VESTGATE-STREET, CARDIFF. ^°PTietor. Mr. FRANK MACNAGHTEN. 7-TWICE NIGHTLY—9. ltovv IN ITS NINTH MONTH OF SUCCESS. FASOLA, A«e Greatest Indian Wonder Worker in the World. THE LANNONS, CHARLES PENROSE, THE CATTANEOS, TOWYN THOMAS, ROYAL WELSH MINSTRELS, And OTHER STAR ARTISTS. al867 EWPORT EMPIRE, CIIARLF.S-STREET. kajlaging Director .œW.ALD STOLL. 1" .^O-NIGHT! Return of the Marvellous Chung Li 119 Soo, a Man of Many Marvels, the faster Magician. Barrett and Knowlee, Two versatile Comedians. Lilian Lowe, Vocalist, vixas. Kay, assisted by Mies Sybil Franklin. .wi! and Mrs. Edward H. Lucas in Scenes from Dieki ena George Newburn. Bros. Dean. A Breton s Romance on the American RIO- ggope. Peggy Pryde, Comedy Artiste ANDREWS' H AL, CARDIFF. J>OOLE'S GREAT 1908 ) MYRIORAMA. A GREATER SUCCESS THIS YEAR THAN EVER! TWICE DAILY, at 2.30 and Eight. Doore Open at Two and 7.30. I CUT THIS OUT.—TlH^dolapoiPwilPI admit any number of persons to the I 2/- Seats at 1/ 1/- Seats at 6d. 1/6 Seats at 9d. 6d. Seats at 3d. I (Early Door 3d. extra to all parts.) I Children same price as Adults J with this ticket. ) al787 J>ARK JJALL, 0ARDIFF., hLAST WEEK. Et-?  ENORMOUS SUCCESS. ? GHTLY. at 8; Doors Open 7.30; Early Doors 7 o'clock, 3d. extra to All Parts. f t MATINEE, SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock. ?5E COLONIAL PICTURE COMBINE j t Present their GIGANTIC HOLIDAY  PROGRAMME of f A. N IMA TED PICTURES,  Including the i STORY OF THE KELLY GANG CVvrvltP16 last of the Australian Bushraueers) ^PYRIGHT. which will be Exhibited at Each Performance. lso their High-class Varieties, including LE BRUNS, in their Novel Speciality ;[ Scena, MY LADY PARTNER" ?.Scena. Edie her age), the World's NG?ea?t?est ? Female Juggler and Vocal Gem .±?ces: 1/6, 6d., and 3d. (limited). alMS C, FOLLICK Has a Tarre Seiretlon of GOLD ALBERTS. A(OTZD GUARDS, BANGLES. IlOTSD BRACELETS. PALWNBROKER G ENGAGEMENT. QE-.xS., and FANCY RINGS. AND GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. JT EWELLER, WEDDING & KEEPER RINGB, 48150, BRIDGE-ST TO CLEAR AT REASONABLE JPEICES. «WIABU TO CARDIFF. I'ubuc. SPRING S H 0 w ?LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S MILLI#EEY, C &TS, PELISSES, NEWEST BWUSES AND ax IRTS BELTS. GLOVES. LACE AND ??BRATTSH. ER STOLES, APRONS. PINAFORES. CORSETS, AND UNDERCLOTHING. TRIMMED H-KTE, Sill and 10/11. a l1ty at MRS. WILLIAMS, { 21 md 30, ROYAL ARCADE. I PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS CARDIFF EMPIRE QUEEN-STREET. Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TWICE NIGHTLY.45 and ^^uie o'clock.. Seats may be Booked by Post and Telephone -Nat. 625. Booking Office Open Da. y from Ten till Five; Saturdays, Ten till Three p.m. TO-NIGHT! MORRIS CRONIN AND IIIS, VJlALENTED rjTROUPE. A Symposium of Events each comprising a Star Act! Brimful of Dexterity, Novelty, and Comedy BODEN AND BELL, Clever Juvenile Vocalists and Danoers. AIDA MARTINE, Dainty Comedienne and Dancer. ETHEL WHITESIDE AND HER PICKS. With Special Scenic and Electrical Effects. FRANCIS WYLIE AND HIS DOGS. Something Entirely Now in Animal Training ALBERT WHELAN, The Australian Entertainer. ROMA AND ROMANI, The Classical Musicians, in a Brilliant and Artistio Musical Act. HANS AND LUX, The Argumentative College Chums. "PercivaU come hither." FRANK CASS, The Favourite Vocal Comedian. Splendid New Pictures oq the AMERICAN BIOSCOPE. "THE LITTLE STOWAWAY," In Two Tableaux, by Fred Bowyer. Produced by Bertie Shclton. Tableau the 1st: The Old Dock Gates. "If these Old Gates could only speak, what a tale of sorrow, hope, and despair they could tell." Tableau the 2nd: On Board S.S. Carifl- brook" (Night). Bicyoles Stored Free of Charge. EXCURSIONS P AND A. CAMPBELL (LIMITED). SAILINGS FROM CARDIFF ii PENABTH. (Wind. weather, and circumstances permitting.) LEAVE CARDIFF. I LEAVE WESTON. Fri., 24-10.0 am, 12.30, 2.45 pm i 10.45 am, 1.15, 8.15 pm Sat., 25-10.0 am, 12.30, 2.30, 10.45 am, 1.15, 3.30, 9.45 4.30 pm I UmL, 27-12.45, 2.45, 5.30 pm l?4? 5 4-30, 6.30 pm Tues., ?'?2.0. 4.0, 6.0 pm I 3.0, 5.0, 7.30 pm Wed., 29—2.40, 5.40, 7.30 pm I 3.40, 6.30, 8.30 pm Thujs.,30—9.30 am, !.M, 6.0pm i 5.0, 8.0 pm In connect-en with abore, TOURIST and CHEAP WEEK-END TICKETS are issued to Principal Stations in WEST of ENGLAND. LEAVE CARDIFF. 1 LEAVE CLEVEDON. Sat.. 25-4.30 pm [ 8.45 pm LEAVE CARDIFF. I LEAVE BRISTOL. -Sa-t-,E2F5"kbNc'il'0.4r5"' pRmDIFF. I LO pm  LEAVE CARDIFF? i LEAVE ILFRACOMBB. Sat.. 2.0 pm .O pm g?116 Tripa Pr"vtOuslY Advertised to leave Cardiff at 12.15 pm for Ilfraoombe and 9.10 pm for Bristol This Day (Friday) WILL NOT BE RUN. Steamer calls off Lynmouth to-and-fro, except trIps marked 6. SATURDAY. APRIL 23th.. AFTERNOON TRIP ILFRACOMBK—Cardiff §3.0 pm, nfracombe {0.0 pm. Special Return Fares: Fore Deck, 2a. 6d.; Salom, 3s. 6a. 28, Met CLEVEDON, Vi? WESTON— Cardiff 4.30 pm, Clevedon 8.45 pm. Does not call at Peuarth. b Penarth 25 minutes earlier, c Single Trip. Through Booking,- from all Taff Vale and Rhymney Railway Statlnno to Weston and Ilfracomba. For Further Particulars, Ticket!, &c., applv T. Coots and Son. 2, Duke^trect; or Wm. Guy, 70a, Bute-street C.rfflff. Nat. trel., 211.- Telegrams, "Primrose. aI762 NOW ON SALE. Cardiff and District I 1908 Directory 1908 FRICE 7/6. CONTAINS:— Alphabetical Names List, Commercial Section, and Street Directory of CARDIFF, PENARTH, LLANDAFF, WHITCHURCH, ELY, LLANISHEN, and DINAS POWIS, With a Number of Villages Adjacent to Cardiff. This Work is Indispensable to Every Business House in the District. PUBLISHERS: WESTERN MAIL LIMITED, CARDIFF. THE JJOATH pURNISHING CO., 42, (YfY-ROAD, CARDIFF. I Nat. Tel.. 1324. I WE CONGRATULATE the young couple who are this year the fortunate recipients of the JJUTE DOWRY, and desire to express our sincere I wishes for their future happiness and prosperity. The Lord Mayor is also to be highly complimented on his excellent judgment. I We have pleasure in presenting the young couple with A VERY HANDSOME DINING-ROOM SUITE- UPHOLSTERED IN LEATHER, in pursuance of our annual custom. This suite is now on view in our Show- rooms, and an inspection is cordially invited. BRANCHES at CHURCH-ST., ABERTILLERY, and HIGH-ST. (near Station), BARGOED. THE ROATH FURNISHING CO. SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS DAY. THE STATIONERY STORES, WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, OAQDII7. PUBLIC NOTICES QLAMORGAN & PEMBROKE R.G.A. REGIMENTAii ORDERS by LIEUT.-COLONEL ED. CAIRN FRY, V.D., Commanding, For the WEEK ENDING 2nd MAY, 1908. 1. Parades, at 8 p.m.-Tacsday, Company Drill and Instruction for Officers, at 8 p.m. Thursday, Gun Drill Tinder Company Officers. 2. Duties.—Company on duty, No. 1 Com- pany. Medical Officer, Surgwn-captain C. O. Parsons. 3. Any Young Men wishing to join the Territorial Force may attend at the Drill. hall on Tuesday and Thursday Evening, at 8 p.m., for Enlistment. (Signed) J. E. G. FOLLETT, Capt. and Adjutant, Glamorgan and Pembroke R.G.A. PENARTH COMPANIES. 1. Parades, at 8 p.m.—Monday and Friday, Hun Drill and Attesting Members for the Territorial Force. 2. Du.ty.-Sergeant Stamp and Trom,peter Sandford. (SigTied) H. C. VIVIAN. Capt.rand Hon. Major, Commandiug Penarth Companies. NOTICE. 1. Any Young Men wishing to join the Territorial Force may attend a-t any of the various Drill-halls on any Drill Night. at 8 pan., for Enlistment. e2l66 CARDIFF EDUCATION COMMITTEE Wanted, a Caretaker for the Court-road Council SchooL Applicants must reside in the City of Cardiff, and must not be older than. 45. A Form of Application end Scale of Pay- ment may be obtained from the undersigned. Applications mmst reach me mot later than -bbe 30th April. C-vi"ing disq?aJines.— JOHN J. JACKSON, Director of Education, City-hall, Cardiff. a-1389 EXCURSIONS BAIiRY RAILWAY! ?RED FUNNEL STEAMERS. ? DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN CARDIFF AND WESTON, Via BARRT PIEIL (Wind, weather, accidents, hinderanc4m, and other circumstances permitting.) LEAVE CARDIFF G.W.B. I LEXVK WESTON RIVERSIDE STATION ) (OLD PIER). FTL, 24-9.20, 11.5 am, 2.32 pm 10.50 am. 1.0, 4.20 pm "t., 25-88.15, 10.20 am, 1.52, 9.50, 11.50 am, 3.40, 5.50 84.10 pm pm Mon., 27—10.20 am, 1.5, 3.42, 11.55 am, 2.55, 5.10, 7.20 5.45 pm pm Tues., 28-11.5 am, 2-32, 5. 10 pm 1.0, 4.10, 7.0 pm Wed., 29—»7.i9 am, 12.10, 2.32, 9.10 am, 2.0. 4.10. 8.0 5.10 pm pm 7lum, !0—8.!5 am, L5, 3.42, ? 10.15 am, 2.40, 5.10, 7.20 5.46 pm p? Farea to Weston: Single, Is.; Return Day Trip, Is. 6d.; Tourist, 2s. T marked •. B oad5muLx. earUer excep t Grangetown 4mins. later, and Cogan 9mins. later than above times, except marked +. Books of One Thousand Mile Tickets, enabling mem- bers of a family to travel third class by rail and saloon of steamer or for steamer trips only, are now obtainable. Price, Pi lB. For Further Particulars apply General Manager, Barrv Docks; W. T. Symonds tarry Docks, or Merchants' Exchange, Cardiff. Nb*. Tel., 21 Cardiff, 103 Barry. Telegrams, "Devonia," Cardiff -,snave, Barry. &1783 It LAKE. General Manager. BRIGHTER DAYS ARE IN STORE for all who suffer from kidney and liver trouble if they will take Beecham's Pille. This famous remedy is & reliable cure for lndigœtion, Biliousness, Constipation. He". ache, a?d Indigestion, the disordered conditions arising therefrom. Their action is gentle vet certain, and derangement of the affected orgians is quickly corrected. There is no need for any- one to continue to suffer IF YOU WILL gives these pills a fair chance. You will be surprised and delighted at 'the improvement they effect. You will begin to enjoy your food; sleep will become natural and refreshing; all your ailments will vanish, leaving no trace behind—in short, you will emjoy the blessing of health unalloyed if you decide without delay to TAKE BEECHAM'S PILLS. Sold everywhere in boxes, price 1/li (56 pills) and 2/9 (168 pille). PIANOS & ORGANS A1 LOWEST OST FOR C4SIL OR FROM 10/6 PERMOliTH ow otm GRADUAL PAYMENT SYSTEM Sole Agency for- PiA«"->S by LIPP. HCiFiLAN. ENABLE, OHAPPELL, 4o. BEIJL AMERICAN ORGANS. I A.N GELUS, BRINSMEAD PLAYER PIANOS. I WITH PATENT MELODANT ACTION. P.ANOS AD ORGANS BY ALL KMIJN &S I MAKERS. FULLEST DISCOUNT ADVAN7 AGES. DALE, FORTY, <6 CO.. HISH-ST. dOASTLE ARCADE CARDIFF XSTOP ONE MOMENT JT ?? OH, DEAR DOCTOR! jf x MUST MY DARLING DIE? X THERE IS VERY LITTLE HOPE, BUT TRY TUDOR WILLIAMS I PATENT BALSAM OF HONEY I Which contains pure Weteh Honey and an I Essence of the Purest and Most Efficacious I Her be gathered on the hills of Wales, being ga,thered in the proper season, when their virtues are in full perfection. BRONCHITIS, There are thousands of children who die ¡ annually from Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, and Croup. This is a grand discovery for the Cure of such Oomplaints. It is invaluable for Wea-k-chested Men, Delicate Women and Children. It cures when all other remedies fail. It Cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Tightness of the Chest. It Cures Thousands of Children of Bronchitis and Whooping Cough. It Cures for One Shilling when Pounds have been epemt in vain. TRY IT! If you have a Cough, try it; if you have a Cold, try it; if you have Bronchitis, try it. It loosens the phlegm and promotes expectoration. pro- duces warmth and comfort to the chest, and gives refreshing eleeip when you have lost nights of rest. WORTHY OF YOUR CONSIDERATION. Sir,-My wife desires me to say that your Tudor IVilliams, Balsam of Honey has proved a. most valuable medicine in our large family (eight children). As soon as a cough or cold makes its appearance av dose of Tudor'e Balsam is at once administered, and this treatment is followed up until the cold dis- appears. Before using the Balsam in our family the children have been prostrate with colds for several weeka, but now, by taking doses as directed, they seem to suffer very little inconvenience. During the short time the cold is upon them. the action of the Balsam is marvellous, a.nd the little ones take it readily and ask for more.—WALTER J. BRETT, O.M., Headmaster, Severn Tunnel School. For Vocalists and Public Speakers it has no equal. It makes the voice as clear as a belL SEE YOU GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE, TUDOR WILLIAMS' PATENT BALSAM OF HONEY. 80 MANY IMITATIONS AND FRAUD. Sold by all Chemists and Stores, in 1e., Be. 6d.. and 4s. 6d. bottles. Sample bottle sent (post paid) for is. 3d., 3s., and 6s., from the inventor. Saving in purchasing the large size bottle. size bTotUtlDe.OR WILLIAMS, M.P.S., As. Aph. London, Manufacturing Chemist, ABERDARE. e4944 ïii!NCREMEDV. tt*)r* JE* Mt Jt f%t fbissuccessfuf TH E r 0 Pa pulir remedy, used tacoutinental Hospitals bj- Ricord, Kostan, Jobcrt.Velp- tau & others, surpasses everything hitherto employed for knpuritvof blood,spots,blotches,pain & swellingofjoints, cianey, bladder & urinary diseases, stricture, discharger. piles, gravel, painsin back, goui,rheu=jatism,exhaustion, sleeplessness, &c. Three forms, Nos. 1, S & 3, according to diseases. Price 2/9 (particulars Id. stamp) post free in Great Britain from TheLeCler- Medicine Co, Haver- JtockP.oad.Hampstead, Loadofl.8tpriacipaiChemists. < < PREPAID SCALE. COMBINED SCALE for Baoafl Prepaid Advertise- nenta m the "WESmRN &LAIL and •• EVXXUTO BXPBESS *— TMM an —? ;a: 'r8. 8. D. S. D. a. D. 14 words 0 8 1 4 2 0 15t022worda 1 0 2 0 30 23 to 30 words 1 4 2 8 4 0 Each extra 8 0 4 0 811 0 woiMe ciaaj Prepaid AdVertlwmeDta are h)«trte< la the BVaSISO EXPRESS it tin foilewlaf rat- I I 08c.. nru. CIS Tram. TurxiL S. D. «. D. «. B. 14 words 0 3 0 6 O 9 15 to22 Words 0 6 0 10 13 23to30words 0 7 12 10 Each extra 80S 0 4 0 8 words ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS. Replies to Advertisements directed to t'h. Evening Express Office will be handed out on prodjetion of a ticket, which may be obtained when the Advertise- ment Is ordered, or they will be forwarded to the Advertiser's Address provided stamps to cover postage are supplied Applicants for Situations are requested not to pend original documents (copies eb-ould be sett) or photo- graphs w-ith replies to Advertisements when letters are addressed to Box Numbers at this Office. The iToprietors cannot undertake any responsibility ll testimonials or photogTaofca are lost. PERSONAL T,p.uL Miss A. Davies, formerly in the employ of » Dr. MUwaid, Charles-street, Cardiff, kindly com- munioate with H. Buckley, 7, Harvey-street, Barry? s24 LOST ANU FOUND FOUND, on Sunday last, Dog, between Scotch and Sheep; four white paws; if not claimed three days gold to defray expense5.-Henry Herbert, 2, Bute-twrace, Tongwynlais. e75s24 VOUND, AprU 19, Light Brown, Crossed Irish X Terrier; white breaet and muzzle; if not claimed within three days will be eokl.—J. H. Wright, Iron Bridge-road, Tongwynlaia. el19524 LOST, a Gold Locket, between Penarth Station and T OST, a Gold Locltet. between Penarth S'tatton a.nd on returning same to 1, North Luton-place, Cardiff. el78s25 LOST, on Easter Monday, at Hereford, between Rocs Court and station, Pair of Ziess Pace Glasses; marked "< A. Mitchell, Owerton, Ludlow."—Finder rewarded upon returning same to Police Station, Here- ford. cM 53 LOST, a Bay Filly, rising two years; a long, black tail and mane; a strong carter.-A reward will be paid by John Crockett, Rhiwddar, Taff's Well. c4406 2 Eaward.—iLost, on Wednesday, 8th ixmt., from Hazelhurst, Ldandaff North, a Wire-haired Fox- teaTier; all white, no markings; collar bearing name, Captain Field-Bichards, Llatidaff Korth.The above roward will be paid to Under or to anyone who will gire iMorma.tion leading to recovery. cH20 CLERICAL CLERICAL.—Assistance required for the Sundays in May—Apply ♦Archdeaoon Bevan, Bi-econ- el23s2a MUSICAL CtHURG'H Organs.—Severe Two-manuals, Second- > hand; guaranteed; excellent condition.-SpeclEca tions apply W. E. Richardson and Sons, Organ wvorks, Hulme, Manchester. Established 1845. 9178 Ii^DISON Gem Phonograph and 10 Records, in per- Efect condition, for Sale; 50&-32, Chester-street, Grangetown. e50s24 THE Pipe Orgaii now elanding in the Parish; Church, MUford Haven, is for Sale; eight etope; suitable for country church.—Apply Vicar. C4443, PLAYER Piano, within the reach of all; jE45 cash or 5 guineas quarterly on hire system. Thompson and Shackell have at length succeeded in obtaining the production of these charming instruments at the above low cost, enabling those with no musical knowledge to perform the works of the most eminent compoeers with accuracy and ease.—Descriptive pamphlet free on application, Thompson and Shackell (Limited), 24, Queen-street, Cardiff, &c., &c. ROSEWOOD B&by Grand, by Challen; overstrung, J-? check action; listed 42 gumcas; ?29 10s. cash.— Thompson and Shackell (Limited), 24, Queen-street, Cardiff. WALNUT Upright Grand, by W'ernam; all-over wiron framlb, under damper, check action; £ 23 cash.-ThompsOO and StackoU (Limited), 24, Queen-' street, Cardiff. BRINSMrEAD Piano; walnut case; sweet tone, and Bin thorough good condition; £ 18 cash.-Thompson and Shackell (Limited), 24, Queen?treet. CardiS. A LSO Several Others, returned from hire, slightly A used, Severa) Others, returned from hire, s!ightly Shackell (Limited). 24, Queen-street, Cardiff. e4948s26 THE British-made Piano is always the best; that JL is why foreign-made pianos, produced from cheap materials, by cheaper labour, are so much inferior to Waddington Piano-&-Cardiff Depot, 29 and 31, Clty- road. I. N Buying a Waddington Piano the buyer does not run any risk of getting a faulty instrument; they have stQod the test for seventy years, and their famous reputation for durability is firmly established. Send for free oatalogue.-9 and 51. City-road, Cardiff. THERE are no Fianos at a mod?rate good JL M the Waddington; prices from 22 to 80 guineas cash.-A I-??e stock to ChOO60 from always at 29 and 31. City-road, Cardiff. ISS -Nelito Wat Soprano VwaIistr Aocepts En- gagements for Concerts, At Homes. &c.; terms oil application.—112, Penartn-road, Cardiff. e65s28 VAMPING Lessons required on Pianofoiji-by TwD T Ladies; own piano.—Particulars of fee, &c.. to V 25, Evening Expms, Cardiff c4457 \r OX: buy the best tb can be made for the T?oneY Y. when you buy a Waddingtom Piano; they can be bad on the easy payment system, from 14s. per month. —Call and see them at 29 and 31, City-road, Cardiff. e4982 Be ali-t ffii Piano; iron frame; lovely tone; lady dw leaving.—U, Sneyd-stree-t, Cathedral-road. el38s28 | DEFINITE PRICES FOB TEMPLAR MALINS' BEST QUALITY NEW TEETH. I MOUNTED IN BEST BROWN VULCANITE OR EBONITE. EACH CASE OF 1 to 4 Teeth at 7s. 6d. per Tooth, 5 to 10 Teeth at 6e. „ Upper or Lower Set, Three Guineas. Upper and Lower Set, Five Guineas. INCLUDING ALL EXTRACTIONS. I TERMS—One-third Deposit with Order, audi balance when Teeth axe put in. FIVE YEARS' GUARANTEE. I ADDRESSES: I f^ARDIFF: ADDRESSES: II C 51, QUEEN-STREET. Ten till Ei?ht Daily "Tl/fERTHYR: 39. HIGH-STREET. Ten till Eight Daily I (Thursdays Close 1.30). PORTH: JL BANK-CHAMBERS. STATION-STREET, Daily, Ten till Eight. Thursday, Ten till One. PORT rpALBOT: 26, WATER-STREET, ABERAVON. Ten till Eight Daily. Thursdays Cloee at One SWANSEA: 65. OXFORD-STREET (opposite the Empire. Ten till Eight Daily. Thursdays Close at One. «.4 OEAKIN'S iolllt. j NEAKIN'S COUGH.and LUNG HEALER Will immediately arrest the course of the difieaBe. an guard against all ill effects. Prices. 1/14 and 2/3, of all Chemists and etoree. If difficult to obtain send direct enclosing 113 or 2/6, to the Sole Proprietors: G. DEAKIN & HUGHES, The Inflammation Remedies Co., BLA-SNAVON 9061 W. P. CARYL. F.S.M.C. Qnalified Ophthalmic Optician for SIGHT-TESTIJSG and SPKCTACLES 16, HIGH-STREET ARCADE. CARDIFF. a,nd 15, UNION-STREET, SWANSEA. < SCHOLASTIC. BERLITZ Schools of Languages (Limited.—Cardiff: Market-buildings, St. Mary-street; Penarth: 5, Herbert-terrace. French, German, Spanish, Italian. 3tiyo teachers. Translations. e5;;s28 FRENCH, German, Spanish, Italian, &c.. Taught by Native Teacher- (Berlitz Mcthod).-59, Queen-street. LEGAL. C'ILERK (22), shorthand typist, seven rears' general J experience, seeks Berth.—S 85, Evening Express, Cardiff. clols29 LAW. Experienced Gravevancing ClerkTe¿uj Change; 13 years in present berth, with well-known Cardiff conveyancing solicitor; also knowledge of county-court work, &.C.; excellent references.—S 82, Express, Cardiff. e £ 2e28 LAW-for the Million: By a Practical Lawyer; con- taining all Information required for ordinary pur- poses; no home should be without this book; price Is., bound in cloth 15. ed., postage 3d.—THE Stationery Stores. Western MaJ-bui)dingi, Cardiff. I MEDICAL. HIGH-Class Dentistry.—Lowe and Son, 113. Donald- street, Cardiff, Denial..Mechanics to the Profes- sion; satisfaction guaranteed; 30 years' experience; price-list on application e5143 MEDICAL PrBCtitloneTs before applytsg for Appoint- ments under the Ebbw Vate Workmen's Doctors Fund are asked to Communicate with the See- retary, British Medical Association, 429, Strand, Lon- don; or with Mr. W. J. Greer. 18, Gold Tops, Newport, Mon. e257I MAN AND Wlt-b A Man and Wife, without encumbrance, wanted A immediately to Take Care of Offloes; ages not to exceed 40 years; man muft be experienced in laying and waiting at table; apartments, coal, and light free; references required and previous experience given.-Apply S 68, Evening Express, Cardiff. C4427 HOUSEKEEPERS, COMPANIONS, &c HOUSEKEEPER.—Engagement wanted; thorouh1Ÿ Hd,um,eeticated; widow; aged 40; good roforen.- S 72. Evening Exprem, Oaraui. e54s24 R rer ,E'fu Companion-Help or Housekeeper, thoroughly do?eqicated and expe- rienced; musical; highest re<fe!'en; moderate salary. -V 11, Even in? ExPre&-?. CantU!. el82825 S ITUATION w&nt,-d a- wokiiig liousekeem to widower (business man) by Widow (40).—State wages, Mrs. Palmer, 15, Queenrnet, Abertillery, Mon. e89624 w ANTED, Situation as Housekeeper; good refer- ences—G., 7, Eleanor-street, Toinypandy, Glamor- gaa. e678 WANTED immediately, etald Woman as House- G cman as Ho u g W keeper.-Apply, with good references and wages required, Roach, 14, Gl-dwr-terrace, Llwynypia. es23 WANTED at once, good Working Housekeeper w(mi,ddle-.ged) for Businem Pre.-State. wages and references, B 92, Eveming Express, Cardiff. 04385 YOUNG Lady wanted as Companion; ehare rooms- occasionally solicit with novelties; share profits; good money earned; reference required.—Write Mrs. Edwardson, 4S, Kefiry-street, Tonypandy. el82s25 YOUXG Lady deslrem Engagement as Companion- able Help (temporary or permanent).-Companion, Evening Express, Merthyr. e220s27 DO VI Z STIC ?>RRVA TS. Young Girl waated as General; sleep in or out; Asmiall family.-IkPPIY 18, Gšf.erJ; I ton. el37s24 AS good lllz p*rary or permanent; good ArefL-rencc-s.-S 99, Evening Express, Cardiff. e625 CAPABLE, domesticated Person is desirouV of )btaining Position a5 Companion-Help or House- keeper; good needlewoman; excellent refetreum-S 83, Evening Express, Cardiff el36s24 (100K, "24, seeks Situation; 2* years' good cbar'lCtër (J as ?itebejima?d.-JeOsi6, Leaze House, Bishop a, Bristol. el46s29 COOK-Gememl and young Housemaid wanted; two in family.—Mrs. CvSuIETan, Aberbeeg, Mon. elyjs2,8 COOKS, Cook-Generals, House-Parlourmaids, House- maids, Nurses; immediate engagements.—Gray's, City-chambers (adjoining Empire), Cardiff. eSes28 G. ENE.RAL wanted for London; must be quick and clean good wages givou.—Apply, first instance, 79, Woodville-road, Cardiff. elS0s25 DISENGAGEi:i-=ver;¡J Generals, also HOlIscma!d8 Dand Housekeeper.-Registry, 6, Crwys-road, Roath, Caxdift. Stamp Fee, 2s. e83s24 EXPERIENCED House-Par)ourmadd wanted; good Ereiferences _ntia. A?so capable House-Parlour- maid for summer only, at 4mide house.—Mrs. James Harrap, Glentiiorne, Merthiyr. 6219830 le, I EXPERIENCED cook-Getner^ -R-anted.—Apply io, Salisbury-avenue, Penarth: el EXPERIENCED Cool?-(ieneral; family three^ 9- ll wage6.-Apply, with refereuc, Miss e"cb,y, Hazeldene, Neath. e4968s27 FARMER'S Daughter as Hetp to do \\orkOt FGeneral; fa-ily four; no ch!ldren: woman wash- ng; help weekly.-MM W11liamS, Tnpoley House; near Hereford. e4979825 GENEBAL want r?mall cottage, Newport; lady GER'ild;a.nty5mti' Suffolk-parade, Cheltenham. e97524 P ARLOURM.AID, family 2, help given; Kitchenmaid, £ 20.—Mr. Farquharson, Lea e House, Bisftopston, -Bristol. <145s29 PABMAID waited immediately; 'must under- stand lamp6, plate-cleaning, and valeting; country; wages :C22.-Mm. Compton, Monachty, CJIau Aeron, Cardiganshire. e4&27s24 Cl ITTJATIO97 wanted for Under-Housemaid; aged 17; 0 wages 212; good references; Church.-Mr. Griffith, Machen Rectory, Newport. el43s24 T. mJROooHLY- experienced Cook requires Situation by 4th May where three Or more maids are kept; good refbr4?nces.-Apply S. K., c/o Mrs. Powell, 131, Hoi ton-road, Barry Dock (near Public Library). es25 TTNDEB-Laundrymaid Of two wanted; to live in; must have some experience and gmd references.— s. Merthyr M&r Bridgend. e4928s24 WANTED, House-Parlourmaid, early in May; Tv Cbwebwoman; to work with butler; housemaid kept.-Wzite to Mim Pemberton, Woodlands, Malpas, Newport, Mon. e236621 WANTED, good General Servant; able to do piain cooking; four in family; very comfortable heme. -.5t:1te wages, references, Mrs. Damel, Lonrdale, Aberavon. e226s30 W'ANTED, for .small fmily, good General; able to *™ cook; good references indispensable.—Mrs. Ðx. some-Day, The Minor Caaonrfcs, Llandaff. c4453 Vr-k:NTED, a Girl to work; state wages and retermees.-ApTly 68, Eldon-Areet. e212s25 ,-TNTZD, Plain ? k?or Cook ^General; not under W25.-Mr-s. Horley, Peterston"uper-FAY, Cardiff. s26 WANTED, a ptrong Day Girl; to amist gaI: a ,t?fle es; aged 17-20—Applv ',d Ninlan-road, Cardiff. eI75s25 WANTED good Plain. Oook; aged about 25; must have good references; early riser; fqur servants kept.—Mrs. John Paton, Waun Worn, Pontypool. es29 IVA-NMD, a General Servant; good experienm- vv Apply, with reference, Mis. Williams, Emlyn Stores, Treorky. e195529 W .ANTED Cook-General; aged 22 to 25; house- W parlouraid kept; small family; wages L18.- ApT'ly, with referwees, Mrs. Wa.l, Parsonage, Car- marten. e199529 WANTED, General; able undertake washing; assist- ance given; £ 15.—Mrs. Johns, 76, Penylan-road, Cardiff. e206529 W??.N'rF,D. ,nl of 'M;zi, lo? o?7oui7t?? thoroughly experienced Hoiwe-Pyjlourmaid; must thoroughly u-?derstand Parl-r work and waiting; electric light.; must be healthy and very clean, t&U; abstainer; Chui-ctrwoman; aged about 25, and must have excellent references.—State experience, age, wages, and refeawJ, 8 75, E"euinpres6, Cardiff. «12Ss28 A.TÈD, end of Mai? for -Country Houm, W thoroughly experimoed Single-handed Housemaid; needlewoman, able to asslt waiting at table; abstainer: Churchwoman; must be very c'.ean and healthy and have excellent references; aged about 25.- State experience, age, wages, and references, S 74, Evening Expioss, Cardiff. e12BosZS W-Ari.ED end of Viv, Country Honse, Man Wam,d Wife; ed bC,?? o to 40; wife as single- hdoo, thoroughly CXP"TiOnced cook, bakin% \uo d?'ri); man to assist, generally (mention if ud to electric phmt); .?.tai-nws; Church; mist be healthy and very clea?, and have excellent refemnees.-Etate PxpcTic,? age. wages, and TeICTances, S 73, Evenbg Exp, Cardiff. _e13()g28- I "VJI^ANTED, respectable General; about 18, gocd refer- W.EuJ1';yCSn2;6,a;¿ ::i:r-I WANTED immediat0y, a good, strong K tchenmaid; Waszist in bar.-Apply, personally (mu??t have good references), TTed egar Arms, H ¡gh-strœ1, Newport, Mon. e59s28 WANTED, ret:ibleGiri;î6;Ïiouæwork mornings, W take out children afternoon—i4t Richmond-road. ell0S24 WA.NTED, good, reliable General; one that under- stands plain cooking; must bo clean and tidy in he.rself .-45, Despeaser-strcet, Riverside. eZ1!f24 I WANTED, experienced COOk-General; wag C18 to L20.-Apply, references, -"Id?,,yd?i, Kadyr, Car- diff. el6s-27 WANTED, capable General Sexant; aged about 23: TV three in family,; good reference e"ential.-Apply, stating fall particulars, Mrs. Jones, Gladstone House, Forth. — C17S27 ?a tZ??? ?Gen?m 4?rMctber's ]Ereip, t<) W.k-?i?t with Housework and Children; gd home assured.—Appiy. stating  and references, to Mrs. Jeckcrson, Xorfo?k VUl?MiIford Haven. c4417 WANTED, a ECitcheainaid; Wages to commence at w L!6 per annum, with boaTd, lodging, washing, and unifom.-Appl?', peJ-son?Uy, to the Med'ica! Super- intendent, lou!sBXlu..m,rga.7 I W- ANTEDT thoroughly good- ?tn'Coo?"ba?inE'; Utchenmaid kept.-ROPIv, stating age, wages, and reference, to Miss Lewls, The Mandy, Aberdare. -ANTE-D, etroneTGeneraJ; p?m cocMn??nd little II W washln; wages ?1 mOntb.-R 60, Evenln Ex- press. Cardiff. e2703s25 LAUNDRESSES. &c. LAUNDRESS wanted, va?es ?22?'alsb smart GenerS -Apply Cambrian Hotel. BorUi. e by., t wo or three days a week, Scrubbing or Washing, or would go every morning; good plain sewer.-Addmss S 57, Evening Express, Cardiff. e50123 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS BAKERS.—Wanted immediately, experienced Baker; -D to bake and deliver.-Apply, with references, Her- bert, Raglan. e4990s25 COACHMAN or GToom hm&n seeks Mtuation; thoroughly ex'periencedhunter. show horses; ride, drive well; reliable; single; smajt.—Coaohman, Dany Graig, Gilfach Goch, Glam. e!27s28 E. RRAXD-&y wanted; over 14; must have good Erefor?nces.-I)?ev?n Drapery Company, Albany- roatL ?' ompMy, el72s25 GARDENER (good .11-TOull ?; experienced; married; Gaged 39; bstainer; not object to job; disengaged; excellent character.—Box S 89, Evening Express, Car- diff. elAs23 GARDENER (practical) wjntr"Sftuaticm; permanent Gor otherwise; with good reforence&-V 12, Even- ing Express, Cardiff. el94629 I ENTLBMANT" leaving neighbourhood, wishes to Recommend his Gardener, single-handed or other- wise; three years' character and five years last place.— Apply Major Palmer, Great Hard wick, Abergavenny. e228627 15NTLEMAN highly recommends Coachman (single- handed or otherwise); life experience hunters, polo ponies, &c.; good horseman; schools well; light- weight; married.—44, Evening Express, Cardiff, ee25 MUSIC-Hall, Dra.matic.-Beginners wantoo, London, I Provinoes.—Write Manager, Lyric-hall, Peckham- road, Lqndon. 04454 OCEAN Liners. Persons desiring Berths as N-f Stewards, Cooks, Carpenters, Butchers, Bakers, Engineers, Firemen, Trimmers, &e.. eend stamped address Walters. Berkeley-place. omifton, Bristol. es25 PRINTING.—Youth wanted M ImpTore'r?-6tate age, J- qnajinoattone, and wages rM?'?'ed. S a, Evemng ?Pun4% CardUL. j ?MM*M STEWARD (married, no encumbrance), for Grange- town Conservative Club; aged under 5G; LSO guarantee required.—Write, stating age, experience, references, and salary required, by April 27th, to Club Secretary e151525 WANTED, Gardeaer for Cucumber Houses and W À&;th;;r aged 18 to 22.—Apply, stating age, oxl)erience, and waged required, to Fenwick, Wernoleu. Ammanford. 1'1225527 ANTED, Groom-Gardener who would make him- self generally useful; must have good references. Apply A. Boyle, Esq., Clynderwen House, ClYll- dertven. e235fc27 ANTED, young Man, about 18, to Look AAtT TV Hon'e and Deliver Mat; good reference required. —Apply V IS, Evening Express, Cardiff. c4451 W. ANTEIX good Slaughterman; to make himself vT generally useful-To Jon, 52, Castle-street, AbertiilerT. el93s29 W" ANTED, a Situation as Caretaker, or any Place TV of Trust: good references. Small Place of Busi- new, if genuine.—Address S., 1, Clyde-slxoet, Adams- down, Cardiff e9;)s24 W A,NTF,D, Three Men, Accustomed to Brickyard VV Work, Drawing, Setting, and Making Pikes and Bricks by Hand Machines.—Apply Box 19, Post-office, WANTED, Groom-Gardener.—Appjy Nicholi. 4, Dock-chambers, Cardiff. C442S ANTED. Stable Helper; willing to be generally v'' useful.-Mrs. Walter Morgan, forest House, Tre- forest. e4SS4s25 WANTED a tTong young Man (single), who will Wmake ?'n?elf generally useful indoors and out- side work; live out; abstainer; DeTonshire man pre- ferred; good T,-ferenem-Apply G. H. Davey, Wood- side, Briton Ferry. C44I4 W- .ANTED immediad?-ly, for capable Youth, Situa- Wtion in Stables.—Apply Miss Howell, Usnddew Vicarage, Brecon. el22s24 WANTED at once, 6mart Lad as Stable Boy; at la to ride and drive.—Mcrgohaiu, Rhoshill, Pembroke. shire. el60929 ANTED, One good Brush Hand and Paper- W A:-lY g Cadwgan, HD:ra Ponty- pridd. e!47s25 w AN-MD, eteady Man to Follow Team of Hom, vV live in.—A pplv Edwards, Buarthycapel, Ynygvbwl. eHSs28 ANTED at once (indoor) young Man to look after tV Horse and make himself generally ureful.-Apply, personally if possible, to Dr. Ryan, Cnimlin. e496Dr25 W ANTED, Caretaker for Craig-y-Parcau, beginning of May; married man who understands kitchen gardening.—Applv Edward Bramiley, Land Agent, Station Hill, Bridgend. e4919s24 HOTEL SERVANTS BARMAIDS, Wa.i, c'DD]L' Kitchenmaids, Bobambermaids, O00L-Generals.—Swansea Employ- ment, 13, rc!- Highteet, &aasea. e!54sn ELLARMAN. — Wanted inMnedi?eiv, respectable, ?' Leber Man as Working Foreman of Beer-bottling Storee; must be used to management of gas engine and Flowers' Ecllps*. machine.—Apply, with full par- ticulars, stating age, experience, references, and wages, to 8 45, Evening Express, Cardiff. e49rT7s25 WANTED at once, experienced Commercial-room TT Waitress.—Apply Mrs. Michael, Bush Hotel, Merthyr. e144629 "VSTA-NTED at once, young Man; to make himself W generally useful; must hare good references; live in.-Apply, full particulars, Eagle Hotel, Ynisliir. «23 WANTED ,,Mmeda-ely, mpeota.ble young Lady as TT Bar=id.-Apply to Mrs. Andrews, Castle Hotel, Neath. e1529 WANTED" for Hotël!ery-di5tr¡CÇ Barman.— V* App?v. with references and wages required, S 61, n_ExprLur. _e24sZ7 XXTANTED at once, Housemaid?Waitresq, also g'?d WPlain Cock-Genml: little washing: small family; good references essenSial.-Apply Jones, Eagle Hotel, Ynishir. e214s29 WANTED, by experienced Person, Management cf Licensed Premises, at present holding licence for the past 3i years.—Apply 6 34, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4929s24 WANTED] Oook-G en era!—Apply with references, Ml-. Sangom, Qumn's Hotel, Porthcawl. el21s24 YOUNG Lady seeks Situation as Barmaid; thcr- y. I,:i=; :lnno object: good rt: oDees.-Addam H 13, Chapel-street, BTynmawr. ee24 SHOP ASSISTANTS, MILLI.N ERS. BUTCHERS.—Smart Cutter and Salesman wanted; Bmu-t have highest references.—State age, exp&- r'ence, and wagœ, Thomas and Evaft, PGrth, 04419 T?RAPEBY??SmMt" Junioryoung Ma.nfor? i? Caneral Drapery wanted at once.—David Morgan, Brecon. 6196s25 DRAPËRy.-several young Ladies wanted for Mil- linery and Fancy Departments.—J. W. Evans, Castle-street. Swansea. e6Z>F28 GROCERy.-waÍ1i, a Junior Assistant; indoors %.X Apply, with full particulars (Welsh), Timothy oe,_G°I"S!inon. e234s30 GROCERY — Wanted. Manager (through failing GhmJ-Lh); take sole charge; view to partnership. Or would Sell; genuine; open strictest iltvestlgatita S 30, Even-Ing Exprem, Cardiff. e!24s24 OUTFITTING.—Junior wanted; live out.—Gibbon and Co., Pandy-square, Tonypandy. e 162s2? PORK Butchers.—Wanted, reliable young Man; w,Ii up In smalls and killing; wages 30s.—Apply S 75, Evening Exp, Cardiff. elZN24 UTCliiiiitS.—TliornaA and Evan^ FoTthT iiave BViw,a?-icy for smart young Man, about ?? i, with good shop experience; outdoors; highest references necessary. e217s30 WANTED] a smart Improver or Junior for tbe f t' Grocery; willing to drive cut occasionally if necessary: references require:—Apply, by letter "first instance, T..J. Harries. 2, Station-square, Pontypridd. cl71225 ANTED at once, a MBM't Junior; well Hp Tn 'V the Hat and Cap Department—Apply Meters and Co., Cardiff. c4429 DRESSMAKERS, &c. DRESSM.UÜNG. — Wanted, experienced Second DH,tpd; able to take charge in abMnce of &r't Also good Bodiœ Hands.—C. Stuokberd, Bridgend. ?JO D-IfESSYAKrXv-=GOOd- Coat Md Bt?ice'E?nds Du?Aated by WhichtT and Jamiw(M, Milford Haven. elMs29 DRESSMAKING.—Wanted, Apprentices; nist-cl?s ? trade.—Apply 53, WeUneld-road, Cardiff. eE724 DRESSMAKING.—LadiPlain Walking Costume*, Diyom 6b. 8d Ladies Dust Coats fjo? 2s 6d.- Shirt Blouses (Plain). Is.; Aft?ernoon PIolle? EVenln^ Dregme; style and fit guaTanteed-78, Gi4??y-4?tr,-et, Roath. ellls28 DRESPMAKING.—^Ladies' and Children's Costumes, Coats, and Skirts, Divided Skirts, Petticoats, Gents' and Boys' Shirts, Pyjamas, kc., Out Out and Tacked at very moderate c.ba.rP.-78, Gleairoy-street, Boath. _—————— e8 AGE JTS. TRAVELLERS. Altepresentative Is ?ulted by an impott?nt Com- A pMy; to a suitable person the remunera:Uon will be most UberaJ.-?Address Bell, Box S 48, Evening Express, Cardiff. e5255 '.4 GENT wanted for St- Co? Co!liery; must A have good connection.—Apply, stating terms Coal, Evening Express, Swansea. el49s29  Edinburgh, and G'34?gow Assurance Com- LONDON. 'Wanted few smart Men (Full or Spare p"y.- Time) to Work Up Debit thr?ug?out Monmo-ithsbire llerefordshire, aDd part of Brecon?,hire. Good Book Vacant in Monmouthshire.—Apply, in strict confidence, J H. Evans. District Manager, The Laurels Bryn- mawr, by 1\ K ,\X (trustworthy) desirous of engaging part of his l.f attention to a remunerative Employment should apply for particulara of high-class Ageney.-Add,-ess 6 42, Express, Cardiff. e4S72s25 TRAVELLERS, Grocers' Liquors, Publicans' Com- pounds; 30s. weeklv and railway fares; Llo deposit. —MoGuskey, Liverpool. elS2s25 30s. Weekly. Spare Time Employment Offered ts Either Sex who can write; particulars free.- Addressed envelope Manager, Glendower, Torquay. Established 1893. e5195 -nlls and Bead and Nerve Powders Splendid ± opportunity for Aleuts calling upon grocers and small shopkeepers.—Write for terms Trimnell. The Herbalist, 144. Richmond-road Cardiff. Established la71 PARTNERS, &c. MORTGAGK, security, with etwe of profits, .ti- ??1- mony Mme: very rich; companv registered; £ 6,000 working capital wanted; profit expected 100 per pent.—Apply V 28, Evening Express, Cardiff. e222s?7 WANTED, GeutlMo-Mt with capital to Join Adver. Vf tisei in Poultry Farming and Dealing; gocd house and grounds.—Write D. E., Maesgwartha House, Gil- 7er,  &c. e76s24 CLSRK5. MANAGERS, &C. CLERKSHIPS, £ 6?— £ 450 Admiralty, War, Excise, Customs Offices, Vacanilee now open to all, aged 15-23; experience unnecessary; epecial explanatory pamphlet free. Secretary, Civil bwvico Bureau, Albert-hall, Edinburgh. e5001 ebLLib?RY Clerk, 24, deires Re-engagement in .j Similar .1?pacity r as Weigher; five years last situation: good references.—Write Yarmuoth, Evening ExprM?, Swansea. e227g27 F- ARRIEI: wanted; must be expeheacpd in  m:m<?F- ment of colliery hore5.-Apply. with references, etatins wage's required, to United National Coll-eries (Limited^ Wattslowu. e67s24 SMART Boy required for Shipbroker's Offiw.—Write, t? stating experience (if any), age, Ac. (knowledge shorthand _n.üa.l), S 93, Evening Express, Cardiff. c44M WANTED, smart Bookkeeper; quick at fliure; "1' double entry; must have some experience in balancing ledger; aged about 19; salary to commence jEl: references.-Apply V 27, Evening Express, Car- diff. e4455 W ANTED, smart Youth: aged 16; knowledge short- hand and typewriting indispensable.-S 98, Evening Express, Cardiff. el41s25 WANTED, a Man (young, with OT without capital, to Float a -uccessf?l Con?um (now startcdi.- Write S 81, Evening Express, Cardiff. e81s24 W 'hnlidug Lady, about twenty, Shorthand-Typist; 3?u6t be np to her work; Iive In.-S 59, Evening Express, OMdiS. e22s27 APRTME TS TO LET ? PART?tENTS (Unfurnished) to respectable people; Abe,th (h. and c.).-24, TurberviUe-place, Canton. &25 Nurse recommends comfortable Home with Lady; ASeaside; terms moderate-Apply V 26, Evening Express, Cardiff. e22130 BEDROOM and Sitting-room; suit married couple or -D two gentlemen friends. Also Bed-Sitting Room. Moderate; h. and c. bath; every convenience; central; good locality.-Burnley House, 96, Richmond-road, Roath. el77s25 COMFORTABLE Lodgings for two young men; terms, 3s. 6d. each weekly.—Apply 17, Craddock-street, j Canton. e74624 COMFORT ABLY -Furnished Front Bed and Sitting Rooms; close to park; board if desired; modera.te terms foi two gentlemen sharing rooms.—Cleveland, Wellfield-road e75s24 COMFORTABLE Lodgings for 1 or 2 young men.— Apply 141, Moy-road, Boath Park. el07s24 COMFORTABLE Combined Room to Let.—Apply 74, Alfred-etreet (near Roath Park). 0106524 COMFORTABLE, homely Lodgings for one or two respectable young men or ladies; or Bed-sitting Room to Let; terms moderate.—Apply 161, Moy-road, Roath Paxk. e31s24 COMFORTABLE, -bëd-.Aï;ä.rtments for JAdtes or Gentlemen; h. and c. bath; every comfort; no children.—45. Despenser-street, Riverside. e28s24 FURNISHED Fro?t Bed-Sitting Room to Le-t.?oS FCathedral-road; moderate.-8 81, Evenin Express Cardiff. el26s24 ROOMS for gentleman to Share; terms modera.t JL? every ccmYeatenoe.—16, EaBcra?-etreet, Boa?th Park. c4445 RESPECTABLE Lodgings or Apartments for 1 or 2 t young men or young ladies; hot and cold bath; no children; with or without bMtd.App!y 190, City-j, .i?Bo?FM?Caa-dtC. <?<25 j SUITE of -bright Hoom?? to L?t in The Parade; eleTY convenience. -klo Bed-Sitting Room; suit lad'; ,bwxd with family.—V 21, Evening Express, C. es3O ?,Ii upz.OR and Well-furn'shed Apartments; suit lady O amd gentleman or tw? ec-ntlemen; good cmking and attendance. 1:3, Pitman-street, Cathedral-road, 1 Cardiff. e3667 I TO Let 2 Unfurnis?;? Rooms; every cŒlHniéilœ; TCID% to æJõ: very select neighbourhood; t.vme moderate; no children.-22, Ruthin-gardens, Cathays. s24 TWO Unfurnished Rooms to Let; good neighbour- Thood; with widow; married couple preferred; no children.—Apply 13, Eomilly-crescent. el79s25 WELL-Furnished Middle EoomF; oven grate, cup- wboa-,d,, ecr??rvatioT-?-; suit ?uple without chil- dren; terms moderate.—64, Taff-embankment. eZOls25 APARTMENTS WANTED ENTLEMAN and hi? Wife require Furnished Apart- ments Front Snting-rwm ana Bedroom; in respectable neighbourhood, near city; Colum-road or Park-place preferred; permanency.—S S3, EYc!lillg Ex- press, Cardiff. e94B2 LGTJGINGS wanted by respectable you!1g man; with widow preferred; terms must be moderate.—V 17, Evening Express, Cardiff. e209525 WANTED, Furnished Bed and Sitting Rooms for gL?ntlem=, near Sirhowy Station; mod or at» terms.—tt rite V la, Evening Express, Cardiff. elSgsZS WANTED. Apartments, in respectable neighbour- if hood, near ,entre-Pront Situng-room and Bed- room; permanent if suitable; for gentleman and his wife.—S 84, Evening Express, Cardiff. e95s24 YOUNG Gent. requites Furnished Rooms in yo¿;ry l: staiion; m=\s:s 9:x'e!l: Express, Cardiff. e125324 SEAdDE & COUNTRY APARTMENTS BARRY Island.—To 2 Let, comfcTtable, Furnished B81tting and 1 or 2 Bed Rooms; use of kstch?nz; with or without attendance. Or 2 Unfurnished Rooms.— Address 35, Clive-road. c I 1.!sz 4 BARRY Island.—Apartments: pleasant rooms; facing Be?a; every oomft; moderate.—Mrs. Cooper, Breaksea Tower elC3s23 DLr!wi}çedGenil':r:mjee can have superior, Furnished Si?ting-rocm, 2 Bedrooms; bath, piano; fint-rate plain cooking; station f?ir minutes; very healthy; excellent view.—Glenroy, Cardiff- road. c72s24 GILWERN.—Comfortable, Furnished Apartments; Ghealtlqy locality; 15 minutes^ ?alk from station, terms moderate.—Apply The Ow Rectory. e77s24 PENARTH. Beach Calf Private Hotel. Board- pE:J or Apartments; 7 seaHJ' ;e¡; minutes station; terms on application.—Proprietress, Mrs. Sandiord. e4œ¿4 PENARTH.—Furnished Sitting-room and Bedroom to Let: near station and beach; no children; piano, bath, electric light.-51, Windsor-road. el63s29 PORTHCAWL.—Comfortable Apartments or Board- ing best position reasonable term&-Appl? Mrs. Heald, -Madeira, Porthmwi. e223s3 WANTED, in P?narth, T?o large Unfurnished Rooms, i*h attendance.—X., 2,, Windsor-terrace, Penarth. c 0 HOUSES FOR SALE. FOR Sale, 6UbstanthÜly-built Ho ises, central position, Fat CwfeJ¡n!ch (Sirhowy Valley); near new col lJies; could be converted Into ahois.-R. L. Roberts, A beream. e4899 FOR Sale, Coedj-brain, Cottage; near Bsrgoed— Apply C. Dauncey and Son, Tredegar. e4S32s24 FOR Sale. within two minutes of Llandaff Station (T.V.R.), Semi-detached Villa (E-roomed). with every modern convenience; ground rent £ 3.-2 82. Evening Express, Cardiff. e2S05s2S FOR Sale, Freehold Houses in Lampmer.-Apply FLewis Davie?, Beach Hotel, Aberayron. e5207 HOUSES TO LET MESSRS. HERN and PERTWEE fEs8M..Ci:IOE: Vl.Lg, PERTWEE SURVEYORS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT8 For List of Business Premises and Houses to be Let or Sold see "Western Mail" dally. Printed register free. Offices, 93, St. Mary-street. Cardiff. Established 1E49. BROADWAY Villa, Cowbridge, nine rooms, st.abl, Bamd ooach-house, W Let Apply Mile?s, Solicitor, Cowbridge. e4924s24 COTTAGE to Let, at RumneF; with large garden.- Apply White Hall Far-. or 111. Penarth-road. sZS L"UIL'fIHEDHwæt:O-Let, near Docks; suit new beginner for boarding-touse; 30 single beds; bed- room and sitting-room for man and wife; good cook- ing arrangements.?Apply V 20, F,g E.prem, Cardiff. e231s27 I HOUSE—No. 40, Edward-street—for Sale.—Apply :.1.. Mrs. Pprin, 41 Edwsrd-street, or D. T. Davles, dreuildngs,- 67, Quee.ntrre!. Card?ff. eIC7.?25 PE.fpš-nk:inop;sehr¡¡ staton. -Apply S 43, ivenidg Express. Cardiff. e^9TFS25 RHOOSE. 10 Let, Villa Ridence; within tbrm RminU*A'S of PtatWn; :wo reception-rooms, ,ur bed- rooms, bath, kitchen, scullery, &c Apply S. Rooney, Quay-street. Cardiff. e5041 rTX) Let or &11d, 3, 4, 5. Ma.riaN:et;- good repair; r 115. weekly; three dc, from But:%dr,alr, Stough ton-street, Salt mead; 7s. weekly.—Apply 27, Havelock-street, Cardiff. e165825 TO Let, Flush House (orchard and garden), Llan- Ttwit Major.-Appy to Miss Jones, White House, Llanlwit Major. e62s24 TO be Let, Llsntara&m Gra: -Ahmt wit?8 from-  TIVew"ft and within half a mile of two station?' i accommodation consists of three sitting-rooms and study, nine bed and dressing rooms; stabling and orchard, ,?ne?y-n all about four acres.—For keys and further particulars apply F. F. Pillirei', Pant-v-berllan, Cwmbran. e!969s25 mo Let Two 8-roomed Villas at Gwaelodygarth.—N. -L .aTi. Grom. e2776s28 38, Beda-road, Hs.; also 76, Bnmswiek-street. Can- ton; close to trams.—Apply Gottwaltz and Perry, Ar-rits, 11, Hijh-stieet, Cardiff. e5J.5za HOUSES WANTED. W A=D, to pumna," a Hoase in Cathays or 'V-D'k District—Pull particulars, V 5: Evening Express, Cw-diff. e!64s25 WANTED; to" pmt small House, with Fi,-Id Wattaciled, within 4 to 6 miles of Cardiff.—i- .95, Evening Express, Cardiff. elIW44 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. I DRAPERY, Millinery," Dressmaking Business (estab- lished 40 years), Llanwrtyd Wells; immediate possession; good reasons for leaving; stock, fixture?, about £ 130.—Lucae, Auctioneer, Rutland-stieet, swan. J sea. e64528 1 FASCT Goods, Stationery. &c., excellent opportunity, established bns1n, in main tlo-o .giifare, for Disposal; connection, ??tmk, fixtures, plant, ofbce furni- ture, &c., £ 275; genuine reasoD for lling.s 10, E?enimg Expræs, Cardur. e66s24_ G. -EK(riE'Genera.l Business for Disposal, best p«rt ] GB,edmi u-vtW. -Long, 72, Che&96-street, Badmin.ter, fu. e96s28 fTlOBACCONIST and ewsagency for Dispo?s I for Tcost ??? ?twk, Fixtures; prettiest shop in De?on. -A- B. L., 2, Glenthorne, Stafford-road, Weston- super-Mrae. eH8s2 8U INC::S':) PREMiSFS. OUSE and Shop to be Let or 8tlt. Splott, Cardiff.—Offers and particulars to Bevan, 6, Prospect-place, Tredegar. e55628 "VTEATH. —Stores to Let, situate in High-street; j iA present occupiers Davies and Son.—Apply Rees, Old MaTkot-street, Neath. e5002e27_ S HOP to Iet. in best thoroughfare of Trebarris.— Apply Jones, Silhrook, Whitchurch, Glam. e25s27 S HOP loT^etVoentral; low Tent: good bouse; double front; newly p.aL1ted. Llan bradaçh. el'7sZ5 1 SWANSEA.—Commodioue Shop and PrAID'; best S position, HIg11treet, to be Let; with immte pœse98ion.pply Mr. D. Ricbardb, Estate Agent. 20, Waterloo-street. Swaxx". c4447 I rJ"I()-V't. crner House and Shop, Grc.nge.town, .?nit _I_ seeor.d-hand dealer, 10?. 6d.: No. 20, Cbaxlotte- stroot, lis., -uit boarding-house etores.—Apply 99, Cowbridge-road. eU4s.A PUBLIC HOUSES FOR DISPOSAL I FP:Le íTE;¿se 17 years), Free Double- licensed House—the Cr?terion Hotel, Ox.ford-stt. Swansea; excellent situation, and 6i.ablin; proof trade; C?LZ in family cause of di-?Pc??-I.-Apply Pr prietor. el56s29 1- P-Ol!?-TO _El. I r CARDIF}'TO Let. Dmblflio&n-?ed Hotel; st?ated in good wO"klng-cla neighbourhood; low rental; tied onlv for beers; small ingoing.—S 49, E"e"lg Express, Cardiff. c441& -,0 let, Upper Lion Inn. Talgirth; full Tsniall ingoing; rent £ 24.—Apply J. M. Jones, Agent Messrs. Arnold, Perrett (Limited), Brewers, Ai;gel Hotel, Brecon. e4931s24 OFFICES.  NE Front lioom in Western MaU-building? t. i Marv-street, CajdiN, to be Let; steam-heated and electric-lighted—Apply to Mr. E. H. Crafter, \Veetern Mail, Cardiff. e3073 WESTERN Mall Cha.m:>ere,ÍIig'htr, Newport, WMon.-To ut. Odce on Second Floor; low rent.- Apply to Local Manager on Premises. e2333 CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c. BARGAIN.—Furniture Van; nearly new; lamps, -D eTerything complete; -.11 at valuation.—Morris, Iron Merchant, Leckwith-road, Canton. ei05s24 'rtABGAiNS.—H.auii€.ns7*Otbcrs,—40 Sets of Cart Har- JL-P ness; 30 Sets Cob, Pony-trap Harnvm, any siw; 10 Riding Saddles, any size; Collars (50), any size.— 5, Leckwith-road. Canton. el04s24 BUTCHERS. Bakers, Otbers.-Cob-size Spring Trap, thorough good condition, L3; 6 New Bodies of Hand-trucks cheap; 2 Flat Pony-cart Bodies, complete, cheap.—109. Etbel-street, Canton. e966-24 HEAP to Clear.—Carts and Traps cf all description". Navvy and Garden Barrows. Hand-trucks, Sack Trucks. Ladders. Shop Fixtures, Counters, &c.-Row. land, Railway-crescent, East Moors, Cardiff. e30s24 FOR Sale. Harness, Saddles, Ac.; also Landau]ertte, two-wheel Dog-cart (both india-rubber tyre-).- Apply Craigisla, Penylan, Cardiff. c4462 FOR Sale, good Brake, carry 14 persons; and cheap -r Tra.p. with low top, suit butcher or baker, E2 10s. -Perry, Brooke Cottage, Nantgarw, near POntYpTidd. FOR Sale, Landau; excellent condition; by Wind- .jL over, Long Acre, London.—Apply Penarth House, Pmarth. e200s25 GOOD Se,,o?-Cli d?.?od?rn Glass Hearse, excellent Gcondition; Light (?anoe Landau, Perry and Co.; Two light Cirmlar Br-ghams, nearly new I fitted rubber tyres; above carriages will be sold at sacrifice prices.—E. Thomas and Co., 19, Shaftesbury-street, Newport. NEW Landau, small size, sutable for one horse; NNe-v Victoria, Four-wheel Dog-carts, Governess Cars, and Surrey Carts. all sizes.—Lewis, Clare-street and Tudor-lane, Cardiff^ e3600 First-class Sets Silver-mounted Double Harness, 3 je5 5s., £ 6 6s., £ 8 8s.; good selection higb-clas; Second-hand Single Harness, both silver and brass 1 mounted, at lowest prices; Ladies' and Gents' Saddles, bv well-known makers, at lowest prices; Bridles, Rugs, Rollers,-E. Thomao and Co., IS, Shaftesbury-street, Newport. e4733s24 PIGEONS, POULTRYr&c! BLACK Minorca Eggs. 3s. sitting; Broody Hens, -D 3s. 6d. each.-Iangmaid, 5, Oorbett-road, Cardiff. eCis27 B" UFF Orpington Eggs; exhibition, utility; Holmes- P;a,n,e, 'r? gnotte,? d 24t-?7; 3s. 6d. dozen, carriage paid; unfertile re-placed. Chicks bred from the above birds, lOd. eacb-H-ry Bates, 3.)9, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. el76s £ 5_ BUFF Orpington Chicks, one month"~oid, Is. each; -D also Black Minorca Chicks, one week old, 1M. each.—Shore, 5. The Green, Bunmev, Cardiff. eU6s24 UFF Orpington Eggs for Sitttn?;t??d !ajym? -D st)'*ln; as. M. per dozen.—?A.pply to the Gardener, BurgWdb. near 1?"?? Sta.tJœw.e4 R Sale, -:heap, Black Leg-horn Hens and 1 J: Cockerel room wanted for chick&.pl} ? 5, Walke,r-road Fast Moore, Cardiff. W c70s-4 tLVEB-Pencilied Hamburgh Eggs for Sitting; excel- lent layers: 28. 6d. per dozen.—Apply to the Gax- dener, Burghside, near Llamd?LS ■xtTHITE ^WvjLndottes (Payne's", White L?g?ioms Vt (Hunter aid Tootill' Indian Game (Frain. Bret, :md p-ear's), Black Minorcas (Pitt and H;mter 6), White Rocks (Clark's).—The above pens were purchased a.t bi", figures. All Above Pens for Sale, at low figures; chance seldom met with for such high-class birds. Eggs until sold, 4s. 6d. Eitting.-Merry, Sacdler, Ton- gwyniaia. e2686s-o HORSES, LIVE STOCK, &c. A Strong, useful Horse required to do Van W'OTk A in city: must be sound, and sub j ect to veterinary s examination.—Give full particulars W S 9?), Eveni*g Express, Cardiff. c4-!4 \DGER-Terrier, short legs; very game; grand rat and rabbiter: face .thing; 6s. 6d. 'A h;ppet Ba,,d raYdt,,r: face any Bitch; unbeatable, challenge the world; 30s.; win pounds. Lurrher Greyhound Puppies; 5e. each.—Cobb, 36, Gordon-road, Dartford. e86s28 FOR Sale, Pure-bred, two-year-old Shorthorn Bull; Fs?re "Bapton Smptre": very quiet, and has been worked.—Full particulars and pedigree on application, Charles D. Phillips, The Gaer, Newport, Mon. c4425 TTtOR Sale, splendid Airedale Dog, from "Caerphilly A- Royal"; one year old; used to children and good house dog; its father ha* won many prizes.—W. Roberts, Wellirlon-street, TDngwynim?, near Cardiff. e4942s24 "T7*GK Cale, Wire Faar-temer Bitch; en-markEd; J- good breed: 7 months old; cheap. AL,?o Irish Terrier; 2 months V IB, Express, Cardiff. e207e25 I OT ICE.—Greyhound Lurcher; 20 months; trained j-v by poachers; real working man's living; retrieve hares and rabbits; nothing escapes: champion rabbit courser: long head and neck: P.O. 7s. 6d. secures it.- Cobb, 36. Gordon-road, Dartford. e85628 I PEDIGREE Fox-terrier f(i Sale; aced 14 wo"; P ;n good condition; quiet with children; cheap to Immediate purchaser.—Apply 161, Inverness-place, Boath Pa.rk, Cardiff. e.,<lQg24 USEFUL Cob for Sale; 14 hands; quiet and good worker; no reasonable offer refused.—Applv The Old Rectory. Gilwern. e'¡&s WANTED, Pony, 12 to 13 hands; sound; quiet in harness and saddle; pass all traffic.-Apply, with full particulars, V 9, Evening Express, Cardiff. c4446 WANTED, useful Horse for a Ladv'6 Ph-ton amd Wlizht Brwgham, about 15.1; aged 6 to 10; must be absolutely quiet in all harness, and stand motor I and other road nuisances.—Apply S 78, Evening Ex- press Office, Cardiff. C4432 MOTORS, MOTOR CYCLES DE T)i?" rR- for Speed.—On February 5th, 19M. DEo::niorgrmfloDur 1"1: N;'l¿ h.p. Standard Chassis. Guaranteed similar Chassis are Supplied to customers. Early delivery.—Sole Agents for South Wales and Monmouthsniro, Ayllffe and Sons, Cardiff and Nevrport, e4950 L Aihr::rile:n;r February 14, 1908, over fifty-three miles an hour an theryNew l?-14-h.p. Standard Chassis, establishing a record for speed; Reliable as a chronometer. "—Writs for catalogue Ayliffe and Sons, Cardiff and Neiroori. e4950 "C^OR Sale. 24-30 h. P. Humber g?tor-car. used one Fyear.-Craigisla, Penylan, Caxd?- c4221 T'RTAL RUNS willingly given to intending car pur- chasers at THE ROVER COMPANY'S DEPOT, Lists frem 9, Working-street, Care Iff. BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, &c. BARGAIN.—Gent's latest pattern 1908 Coventry Bcyc"e; as new, not soiled: fitted with two latest pattern Crabbe roller lever rim brakes, bau-bearing free- wheel, Clincher tyres plated and enamelled centre whls, lined frame an guards also complete with all accessories, including plated gas ilmp; cash wanted, loest £ 4 2s. 6d.; great bargain; approval willingly.— C. House, St. Madge, PitmaB-road, Weston-super Mare. e5220 COVENTRY Cycle, most marvellous bargain e,&r offered; Gent's high-grade 1908 Cycle; absolutely as new; ball-bearinr. free-wheel, two roller lever r :a.: ;S¡Vr!' rl7'a tnlf: beautifully enamelled '?ed and plated, mudguards, and all a?or?ries complete; cash urgently required" will sacrifice for £ 3 12s. &d.; worth double; approval before cash aent.-T. Husbaad, 30, Al=-street. Weston- s- per-Mare. e5022 GIRL'S Bicycle; free-wheel: perfect condition; 35s. Gl,ar,le-siz' Gas Cookmg Range; 256. Bargains.- Bucklands, 57, Salop-street, Penarth. el83is25 CYCLISTS before buying their 1908 machine should certainly see THE ROVER "KNOCKOUT" AT U 6a Call and inspect or send far 11st- ROVER COMPANY LIMITED, 9, Working-street, Cardiff. eSI23 GENT'S Quadrant Cycle for Sale; £ 2 5&-35, Lian- Gt.risart-street Cat hays, Cardiff, e267S6, GENT'S Bicycle, frE'e-whl, 2 brakes; Iendid con- Gdittoii ;a baxga?m, 30s.-Searle, 2Z, Frederick-street, Cardiff. e79s24 LADY'S Bicycle for Sale (Budge-Whitworth Aero Special) 1907 model; nearly new; free-wheel, back- pedalling brake; best transparent gear case; cost 10 g"1iin,eollr;tellatjon-strN"t, Cardiff. e91s24 ORTON, l?-?o Queen-st,r"t, Cardiff.-TTiumpb CYcle6, 'rom £ € 15s.; Premier Cycle,, from EC 6s.; cata- logues and ea"y payment forms free; also 6t fe 5,. FTe?-wheeJ C"Jœ Tor £41í8. ed. "en' line value in Tradesmen's ses viceable Cycles, £5 7s. 6d. and £7 17s. 6d Cycles Enamelled and Nickel-plated. Two or Three Speed Gears Fitted. Dunlcp and Other Tyres Supplied. Good value in all Cycle Accessories.—Jlorton, 1126, Queen-Street, Cardiff. e4610 T ilREE-Speed Sturmey-Arcaer 33!c?cle for Sale; 24in. frame, 28m. wheel>; n:n bra.kœ, i,,etd lve?rs, plating aad general coidtion as n.eW.i, by lter, 51, Windsor-road, Penarth. e170s29 w-?-?t 'PD, Gent's good or £ 3 inch frame; good condition ebmp.-W,ite Barrel!, Eastbrook Cottage, Dinas Powis, near Cardiff. e2C;)s25 |_ MISCELLANEOUS SALES. C> H ARMING Wedding Presents.-A Fur Carnage- Motor Wrap, or Ful'kin Heartbrugs; half the usual prices.—Cardiff Fur Stores, Newport-road, Car- jtI. el50s29 "CV)R Sale, Gas Shares—Ten £ 10 5 per Cent7 Prefer- e-noe, Creditor Gas Company; £100; good invest- ment.—A. 1. Western Mail, ITS, Fleet-street, London. C4437 FOR Sale, Circular Ribber Knitting Machine; does I Plendi?? work. Also Mail-cart. Both in good | condition; no rea&onab?'e offer refused-W., 7, Flora- t, BaxTy. e1£7625 I "CHORD'S Blotting Paper: In packets con i,.?g Is l.r sheets; sd p-t?ge I-d.-THE Stationery Stores, Western Mail-buildings, Cardiff I rJX¡-She Captains, and Othea Female :111 for Sale; what ofer-s? No reasonable off"r refused —Apply S 96, Evening Express, Carolff. e175 WRITING-Case, in Roan Leather; 9 x 67 with l" pockets for notepaper, envelopes, post-cards, and stamps, gussetted, blotting-pad: compact, strong, and useful; 2s. 611., post free.-THE Stationery Stores, t Western Mail-buildings. Cardiff. DISH Papers.—The Premier Bcxi containing six dran assorted; useful sires; 6bd_, postage 2d. 72 Oval Lace Dish Papers: assorted sizes: Is., postage d, THE Stationery Stores, Western Mail-buildIngs, Car- COFYING Presses; "Lion" brand; 21s., 30s., 40s., 45s. Stands, 125.. 14s.—Prices and particulars on application THE Stationery Stores, Western Man- buildings, Cardiff. GARDENING for the Masses: By » Practical Gar- dener.—A gardening book crmta'nirg all the tn, formation required for amateur hardeners. Price 6d., bound in cloth Is., postage Ud.—1THE Stationery Stci es, Western Mail-buildings^ Cardiff. SOOT.—Laree quantity at £ 2 R ton.-J. Gill(-?nn. 2, Albert-street. Canton, Cardiff. e142829 mO-Whcle Buyers of Fruit and Vegetables.— Arrangements d!n now be mde for Regular S.p- plies cf Above.—F. G. Brodie. Evesham. e5260 UnfITIK-G=c.a.Sè-¡ii-Yren-chMorocča: with leather » "ap, lock and ke.. co mpartments for pap"r. em elopes, stamps, and b1ottin-pad; a "ery uspful prestnt: 5s., post free.—THE Stationery Stores, Wes- tern Mail-buildings. Cardiff. "VXTAVERLEY Fountain Pen, fiUI"d with n1id ')ld TT Waverl?y nib. in fine. medium, or broad points, a'1 elecant pen. supplving a lon-fe1t want: 10s. 6d.. POsf free.—TEf. Stationery Stores, Western Mail- b1.'ildin5- Cardiff. p rf;oo'S.J:!d.ize;!d::1 beautiful i.ce edsres, S W., pe-tace lid.-THE StLti.neW Stores. Wtern Ma!l-bu;Jdings, Card11!, MOURNING Cards; choice designs.—We will send a sample book any d;stant carriage paid.- THE Stationery Stores, Western Mail-building", Car- diff. "Cj WAJST" Fountain Pens, fron 10s. 6d. to 42" post S free; writ" for nrice list.—THE Stationery Stores, Western Mail-buildings. Cardiff. 'iTÈnDïG-r.;¡'ds, Latest Designs.—We -!Il S"'H] a TT «iT>T)le book any distance, caniife Mid.— THE Stationery Stores, Western Ma;]-buildingE, Car- diff. "VV\V TA' TEKMAN Fountain Pens: from 10s. 6d. to 30s., ,?!?t fiv-n; write for lllugtrpt,?d nrice-list.— THE Stationery Stores. Western Mail-buildings, C-ar- difL 100 Crates of Gla^. China, Earthenware. Id. and -L 6W. Bai'rar Goods: wholesale price £ 3 per crate: my price £2 per crate.—C. A. Short house, to"lc Buyer (opposite G.P.O.), 39, Westgate-street, Cardiff, MISCELLANEOUS A r,TP.OLOGT,-Madain -Otwtor, ]tte or Cardie.— A Send birth time. Is. Id. P.O. Marriage, business changes, 2 years' events.-41, New Bond-etreet, London. e485 BLINi>LSh<i (Venetian), 1&s. :;dr-(õOOfC;-]iSt B to blind-makers only en appUcation. A!M to Builders Buv English Doors. Mouldings, and Joinery; compete w'th foreicn; -end for list. Also Timber of all description.—Jennings and Co., 452, Pennyweli- road. Bristol. e4981 ON'T fa'l to Consult Madame Linda, the Ameri- D can Palmist; satisfaction guaranteed: fee from Is Visitors from the Rhondda and elsewhere, note change of address. 12, Wyndham Arcade, Cardiff. Dont's be misled, there is only one Madame Linda. e4922s24 ENGLISH Cup Fin?. Cr"-W Pala- few eats Eleft in T?rt of Corridor Coac.h for A?.?,4? Match: iMTin? CardiS 4,30 a.m., ??ataTda?, 25th, 1%S. 'Refrœbment provided both ways.—Apply Bute Dock Hotel. Cardiff. e5265 RS. Sawle. Wardrobe Dealer, 179. Cit^-road.— Highest prices for Ladies', Gents' Letft-cff Cloth- ing. e21&JO MKS. Rich 10? CasUe-road. CapdiS. Wardrobe MRi>NJ.1h let°:S punctua.y Mtanded to. eKIO ONE &nd All (Male and Female) c" secure 10, is. 0 p?r month £ 1 per week .?ichnees and Accident Pav", £ 10 at death, free legal assistance.—District Agent, 63. Arabella-street, Cardiff. e20&525 ALMISTRYi Phrenology, Is. — Jessv, London J- Specialist, short season, Wharton-street (near Central Library), Cardiff; Astrology, Letters Advice from Birthdate, by post 2s. 6d. e5087 QOAP.-Id. lb. in bars, white or ewbolic; 361b. Mnt S for 3s. postal order.—Address Britannia Soap Com- pany, 16? Douglas-street, WigM. Lanc& Name this paper. e2604s2!  Gri?thsan? Co? Manufacturers, Stirchlev .nT St rehley, T. Birmingham, Nickell Brass and Bronzed Stands and Flttin; cata?ue free. e49'0 TTNDERCLOTHING-—Ladies' Nightdresses, Chemises L' Knicken, Skirts, coloured aind white Divided SMrts. Children's nderc.Jothmg (plain or fancy); any pattern, cut to suit customers; moderate charge. 76, Glenroy-street, Roath, ell2s28 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS WANTED, Baker's Trough, Bath, or anything suit- VT able for Bacon-washing.-30, Moira-place, Cardiff el32s24 TVUV T ANTES fuD-sized t- )is ??et (d-ha.ridï, W?Ew:?ithPost?&-S 97,?Evening ExpreM, CardiC. es25 "VST ANTED, to Purchase a fewiM?ePac?mc VV Bwkets; must be in good condition .md ch_p.- T 34 BvewaC E.?res!, CMdim. e205ea5 ? ADVT. COUPON. ) CUT THIS OUT.- j ) '-<- ) Any person cutting out this Coupon ) ) and sending it accompanied by 1 WO ) ) PENXY or Four Halfpenny Stamps for ( ( registration, will be entitled to insert ( ( Three Times in the Evening Exprees," ( free of charge, a Small Advertisement ) not exceeding 30 words, of the value ct S i Is. Zd. ) ) N.B.—This offer does not apply to C Bueinese Advertisements. M ) MONEY TO LEND. CHARING CROSS BANK. EST. 1870 CARDIFF BRANCH: 73, ST. MARY-STREET. 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Owing to the nature of our Investments we afl able to pay ratee of interest on deposits that will com pare favourably with dividends paid on almost an) CI   sharehoMiE?. in-urlg the safety a capital. ?e have been established for 38 'l'ea. and thl potion the banking world to-dav teslifl" to  SUCC?' of our ?"?ess method, and to th? mtia. faction of our customers. Write or call for prospectua A. WILLIAMS and H. J. TALL, Joint Managers. £10. to -ts-ooo Lent at Short Notice, irrespective ot distance, to All Classes of Householders, on Per sonal Note of Hand or Other Securitr. Reasonablt charges. Re-payments arranged to suit borrower's con- venience. Advances also made on Second Mortgages. Information readily Fix-eM-ApplT- FIELDINGS. Nat. Tel. 467. HAYES-BUILDINGS, CARDIFF. THE Old-established Provincial Union Bank continues < J. to Lend immense Sums Dally, from £ 10 to £ 1.090, on Note of Hand Alone or other securitv. No office inquiry charges whatever. Moderate interest. r,&.y instalments. Special rates for short periods. Largest and most honourably conducted business in the King- dom. Thousands of our regular customers have expressed their entire satisfaction in repeated transactions with us A eentleman from Bank will wait upon you at once with mch.-Call or write (in confidence) to Manager, Stanley Dcwdlng, 1, Queen-square, Bristol; or to Messrs. Armstrong and Francis, Accountants, 19, Duke-street, Cardiff. 1'518'7 HE CELTICPEF?MAYF,VT .ONEY sociETY T(LIMITED), 5 AND 6, CELTIC-CORRIDOR. CARDIFF, Offer the best possible terms to both investors and borrowers. It has two ecales of membership—the usual one of money societies and also a short term one for those who would wish their books to mature in half the usual time. Private Loans are also granted on fair and equitable terms Deposits are received bearing splendid ratee of interest. Send to the Secretary for a prospectus and proposal orm. eSCSl f:0 TO LS.000 ADVANCE < Bv Private Lender on Simple Promissory iqcltm No Bills of Sale Taken. and absolute Privacy guaranteed. Firs; letter of application receive* prompt attention, and intending borrowers art waitoed upon by a representative who is empowered to complete transactions on terms rrutually arranged. NO CHARGE being maae unless business actually oompleted. Special Quotat Ion.. for Short LA)&= Write. in confideoos, to C WELLS. OOREIDOB CHAMBERS. LEICESTER e4fi56  You BBqnire a '?nvate Loan write or ?'?? L ?'?e me a ca 1, and I will Lend you X-ge -he Money and arrange the re-payments to suit your convenience FOR As I am the Actual Lender and trade J in my owr name, all transactions are  strictly confidwtiai a.nd Etraightforwwd. Money Lent on Life Policies. EDWARD PTEWART. 1, CASTLE- TeL: STREET. CARDIFF. No. 656. Note.—If desired, business can be -eeft. pie ted and cash sent "by post. e4865 £ 2 TO £ 2 0~rms' EQUITARLE A DV AXDE CO., EXCHANGE CHAMBERS, 1. EDWARD TERRACE (OFF QUEEN STREET), CARDIFF. XO FEES. FORMS FREE. Call or write for particulars t* MANAGER, 1, EDWARD TERRACE, CARDIFF. Tel. No. -01399. e5266 FARM AND GARDEN GARDEN Seeds, Flower Seeds, Farm Seeds, Seed Oats. Barley, Vetcbes. Clover Seeds and T?vperas Special Mixture for Permanent Pastures, Seed Potatoes. Artificial Manures—Superphosphate, none nurs. Special Oa-den Manure. Garden Tools of every descrip. tion-Seed Drills. Chain and Drag Harrows, Cultivators, Rollers, Ploughs, Lawn Mowers. Garden Rollers, Cirdes Barrows. Churns. Cheese Presses, Cheese Vats. Oil, Gas, and Steam Engines. Bee Appliances cf all ktnds. State requirements. Catalogues free. JOHN HIBBEBT AND SONS. 10 and 11. C*? r,reet, card iff. etM I '-IILK.='K'an.ted. a.ny Qli&T1titv up to -iO-ga:I!o" ?± Apply Milk, Evenms Express, Swansea? el5!s29 -nn!n!n!nm LAND AND FARMS. ARGA IN-—F've-Plots of Freehold Laid. C«dw J? ro? Benne<!t. E?ex: trone 16ft., depth 100ft. price (low), £ W>: S150 can reman.-Evans, 58, Wood ville-rosd, Cardiff. elSls23 PORTHCAWE.—Land for Building Purposes, Free J- hold or Leasehold: roids and drainage work, constructed: builders financed.-Apply George F. Loun bert and Sons, Bridrend. e224i;3() SPORT!NG B-fOO:L'IÇ"8 Wort?Securine?lOftr?6in.?&]'it?ca?< BTrout Rod: noted Lngli?h makers; two tcps, aerate rlnrs, lock joints. with best reel and rase: £ 2: condition equal new; approval.—V 3, Evening Express. Cardiff. d58629 WORKSHOPS, STABLES, ETC. i T- 0 -LM:ctleä. T Sio (<T!;taM9 fruit trade', -OPPM!h  Neale and West FiFh Stores, Hope-street.—Apply Snt.ton a.nd Weaver. Hope-street^ ems2E rl'%O Let, large Yard; convefniertly situated, close to -L docks and goods stations; immediate possession; moderate rent.-Ap,ply Bowden, 39, Claude-road, Cardiff, e210s29 SHOPFITTIN G S. COUNTERS.—A few Short C01mtÚ;-fGT Sa?e'? cheap C —Pa?er 3. Dmy-ar-st,t, Catha"F, CaTd: el09=H CROSS Brothers' Pc*te nepartmect-f?? class of i CR:l';Tf 6; repair: prompttv done Rt tow prices; send for illustrated list, free.—Cross Brotbers, The Cardiff Ironmongers. 3 and 4. St Mary-street CROSS Bros'. (Ltd.) Safe T'ep?rt?eit -t:t;k. ?. varou! ma?es. Gr'r?tt*'?. 18 Y 13 f 12 48s 6d • 20 x 14 x 13. 55s. Perrv's. 22 X 15 x 14 85; 24 x It X 16. 90s. Milnw's. 25 x 19 x 19, 105.. 25 x 19 x 19. cwo drawers. 126s —Full Illustrated lists on application! MEDICAL REMIDI^S. ADVICE Free for Stamp.—Mrs. 1.. P?wart Herbal A ??pec;ali?:t.-Addre?-s 9, ir?rov?place, S;a. H: ARTTFTCHL Le?. n?ht ?etrht. tt??'c-om?or? Aable-, Hands or Part Hands. Ho? Arms. C'm chek Leg Irons. Spinal Apnaratus. La.iie,' Beits. Trusses Domen Belt Corset*. Elastic Stockings, ic. • Milters of St<v>lless E3.t't Truss; list free. Ladv attendant. Estd 18Sc._Allen Pearce, 23, Char0e«-«t., Cardiff. Nat. Tel 128t fl^RIMVEI.I.'S Pi?.. have C?red Thot?nds"'Wt)v T not you? &?. that vo?? get "Bst?bjished 1m" on everv label —Trimnell. The Herbalist, 144, Rich- mond-road. Cardiff. Agents wanted. e3499 TO Prevent Fraud see that you get F<;t,bJi!<h.>d lf79" on every label and wrapper of TrimreTrs preparations, without which none are getlulne-Trim- nell, The Herbalist. 144, Richmond-road. Cardiff e3499 64-PAGE BOOK ABOUT BERBS AND BOW TO C3 USE THEM. po?t free: send for one. Trimnell, The Herbalist, 144. Richmond-read, Cardiff Established 1879 PLEASE NOTE NEW ADDRESS. e340 COAL, &e. C OALS per 'r-on for Cash On Large 19s. 6d.. Range Coal 1811 6d.. North's Largi 24s. 6d.. 256. M., 26s 6d.. Cobbles 2M.. 25s Nuts 22a -Sbields Bros., Crwys Coal Yard <R.R.). near Crwvs Bridgo. Cathays. Nat Tel 4282. e4830 | ?FURNtTURE. 00D Furniture.—Contents of Viilai six rooms, Gcomprising Din4ng-room, Drawing-room, Four B,?d. I rooms; L85 cOmPl??, or separate to uit purchaser; great bargain; a-rangem?rt made for pwking, if required.-E. M Harris. Markct-building6, Newport. I  J_ '3070 PARLOUR Suite for Sale. walnut: also 4-fold Screen, Mahogany Table Fender, and Fire-irons: Bedstead, (with Wire Mattress; in perfect condition; owner leav- ing Cardiff; no brokers.—28, Green-street, Riverside. s24 | DOMESTIC ARTICLES D- orBLEch-bU¡¡t, dark green Pra.- 1/ strapped, springs, wired-on tyres; as new, not soi!ed; accept 70s.: worth 7 ?ulneas; seen anv time. J —V 2, Evening Express, Cajdiff. e!57s29 | JEWELLERY FOR SALE. Is Your Watcii Wrong? The best and cheapest shop in Cardiff for the repair of watches of everv de- scription (Englieb or foreign) Is 36, Castle Arcade 'third j shop from Castle-street), by James Keir If or ten yeart j with Mr. Spiridion). Clocks and Music-boxes cleaned 1 and rlred. C8171 j BUILDING MATERIAL. I ADDERS for Builders,Painters,Farmers, ?c. JLj Window-cleaners' Extension Ladders Always Stock. Special offer to palnter?.?ctmd for particular!, I 3, DMraa-street. Cathays, C-axdif?. e?OSsM I MACHINERY, TOOLS, &c. A 20 horse-power Portable Engine; reversing gear low prioe.-Atiantio V\orks, Newport. e4925«24 t AStonebreaker (with screen). 6ft. Mortar Mill" f AMoulding Machtne.—AHMttiC Works, Newport.. I ORTAR Mill.-Good Second-hand Mill and Engine 1M- wanted. -pan-ws. Thomas, 33midek