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PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS I rpHEATRE; jpARDIFF. *5alo Proprietor .ROBERT EEDFORD. TO-DAY, art. 2 and 7.30, Barty Doors- -Nfatir-ees, 1.30; Ordinary Doors, 1.45. Evening-s, 7.0; Ordinary Doors, 7.15. LAST TWO PERFORMANCES OF MR. MAHTIN HARVEY Supported by MISS N. DE SILVA AND HIS LONDON COMPANY. "THE BREED OF THE TRESHAMS." NEXT WEEK- The New Play, JDOLS, Adapted from the BOOK OF THE SAME NAME, from the GARRICK THEATRE. London. BOx Office at Theatre, 10 to 5. Nat. Tel., 376. NEW TI-IEATRE, C A R D I F F. ^EtBRUARY 15th. Six Nights and a Matinee, u- Misc EMMA HUTCHISON and .au-, PERCY HUTCHISON'S COMPANY In the Most Successful Play, D 0 L S Adapted from W. J. Locke's Novel by Roy Horniman. r Beats can now be boo-ked. a4164 I CARDIFF EM IGRE QU EEN-STRE pjT. Managing Director.OSWALD STOLL. 6.45—TWICE NIGHTLY—9. Seats may be Booked by Post and Telephone —Nat. 625. Booking OScp Open Daily from Ten till 4.30; Saturdays, Ten till Two p.m. TO-NIGHT! pCLLY TRICKLE'S TRETS IN pETLAND, A. MusicaJ and Pantomimic Fantasy, in One Act, presented by JOSEPH HART. S-e-Petland. Time—EveninK. Introducing the following- Musical Numbers: "Has Anyone Seen a KittycatP" "The Feline Flirt," The Jack o'Lantern Man." TOM MOORE, Character Comedian. STELLA STAHL. Comedienne and Dancer. THE McCONNELL TRIO, In an Original Musical Comedietta, entitled I The Airship." GARDEN OF GIRLS. Presented by HALEY'S Picked Company of I Vocalists and Dancers. Sparkling Music. Erpert Dancers. Catchy Songs. L. ARTHUR ALDRIDGE, ?Th. Golden-Voioed Tenor, in his Latest Success. In Manns Tuas, Domine." CLINE AND CLARK, Stfie OriginaJ Black and White Comedy Artistes and Speciality Dancers. EILY ADAIR, Irish Comedienne and Dancer. ,ZMW SERIES of UP-TO-DATE SUBJECTS and GRAPHIC PICTURES of the KING'S VISIT TO BERLIN on the AMERICAN BIOSCOPE. JACK L 0 R 1 M E R The Versatile Scotch Entertainer. Bieydes Stored Free of Charge. THE PAL ACE. WESTGATE-STREET, CARDIFF. PrOPrietor. Mr. FRANK NACNAGHTEN. I G H T- 9 6.45—T 0 N I G H T—9. ITHE BOUNCING DILLONS. A BA BEE. DEANS and WILTON. LES ELGONAS NELLIE MOORE. GARDEN QUINTETTE. SISTERS CLARE. RAYMOND. FOUR GARRICKS. WEDNESDAY, February 24th (Both Per- mittances), GRAND COMPLIMENTARY GGGFIFLT to MR. ARTHUR BURTON. a4126 THE P A L A C E By kind permission of Mr. Frank Macnagihten. WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 24th. BOTH PERFORMANCEfi, is Set Apart for THE BENEFIT OF 2\-Ir, ARTHUR BURTON, Manager. ATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK at 7.30. And MATINEE SATURDAY at 2.15. The Successful Pantomime ALADDIN. Children Half-price to all parts. a4130. JJEWPOKT EMPIRE, CHARLES-STREET. Managi. ng Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! Zeynard's Wonderful Lillipu- fi3?"' consisting of Five Ladies and Six J^entlemen, in their Equestrian and ?P?ciality ActB Bob Hamilton. Winnie Har- O?r and the Brittany Boys. The Trentanovi ,I?ist". Jimmy CnrweU. Virto and Venata. Two Brave Children, or the Tliief Catchers, On the American Bioscope. Walter Bellonini, the renowned Juggler. Bicycles gtored Free of Cha.rge. ANDREWS' H ALL, CARDIFF. TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING At Eight. I MATINEES O'll WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 2.30. THE ROYAL ITALIAN CIRCUS,! NOW IN THE HEIGHT OF SUCCESS. r^DREAVS'-HALL Crowded Each Evening to I' its Utmost Capacity with Delighted Audiences. THE FAMILY RESORT. The only Exhibition of its kind in the whole 1 World. Absolutely Unique. Prom HENGLER'S CIRQUE." London, W., where it has established a World's Record by giving upwards of 1,200 CONSECUTIVE PERFORMANCES Ihrring its stay of Two Years, and has Twice Recently by Royal Command appeared before THE KING AND QUEEN AND ROYAL FAMILY at Buckingham Palace. OVER 200 PERF0RMING ANIMALS, Truly a sight of a liAfetilrie. f NOTICE.—A full-size ring has been laid Own in the centre of the Hall, and con- venient elevations erected; in fact, the build- 1.'ng is now most handsomely fitted up as a •ojgh-class Continental Circus. Reserved Seats (Numbered), 2s. 6d.; Unrc- ed, 2s. and lis. 6d.; Second-class, ls.; Third- cla.ss, 6d. Children Half-price to all parts. Early Doors at Seven o'clock; Ordinary ijpors at 7.30. Plan of Reserved Seats and Jackets at MeSSTS. Thompson and Shackell's, Queen-street, Cardiff. 1758 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENTS. PENYDARREN PARK, MERTHYR TYDFIL. Whit MONDAY and TUESDAY, MAY 31st and JUNE 1st, 1909. MONSTRE FETE, GALA, AND SPORTS. TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONS. GIGANTIC FIREWORKS DISPLAYS BY WILDERS (LONDON). MERTHYR TYDFIL HORSE SHOW. I' THE FIRST ANNUAL V HORSE H O W Will be Held at the PENYDARREN PARK On WHIT-WEDNESDAY, June 2nd, 1909. For Schedules, which will shortly be ready aPply to MR. ISRAEL PRICE, e248 Temperance-hall. Mcrthyr Tydfil. GMPRESS QKATING JJINK. NûW OPEN—MOUNTAIN ASH- NOW OPEN. ABSOLUTELY THE FINEST FLOOR IN EXISTENCE THREE SESSIONS DAILY. horning, (>d.; Afternoon, Is.; Evenings, 6d. SKATES, 6d. and Is. j ernl Y P E W R I T I N G kLL BRANCHES OF COPYING EXECUTED. 1 ASTERN MAIL LIMITED, CARDIFF. -TO AMUSE AND ENTERTAIH IS GOOD. TO DO BOTH AND INSTRUCT IS BETTER." STOLL'S PANOPTICON, PHILHARMONIC-HALL, ST. MARY-ST., CARDIFF MANAGER Mr. A. TETLOW. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, 1909, And Each Evening at 7.15. MATINEES, Wtdnesday & Saturday, 2.30. THE AMERICAN BIOSCOPE CO. PRESENT ANOTHER GIGANTIC PROGRAMME, INCLUDING -— THE MYSTERY OP — EDWIN DROOD THE UNFINISHED WORK OF CHARLES DICKENS. ( Miss NANCY BE.VINGTON As Rosa Bud. CHARACTERS: j Mr. JAMBS ANNAND As Neville Landless. L Mr. COOPER WILLIS As Edwin Drood. SUPPORTED BY A FULL COM PANT OF CAPABLE ARTISTES. A Magnificent BIO-DRAMA in TWENTY SCENES and TABLEAUX. DOMESTICATED ELEPHANTS Morning Toilet-Breakfast Time-The Barber's Shop. Very Funny. MIS" EDNA LEWIS Will Sing to Illustrations—" SOMEBODY CARES FOR YOU. AN EMBARRASSING PRESENT A Side-Splitting Mirth Maker. S"=8 m BURMAH AND SPORTS INF3uRA/-r2?L-U- A Pleasing and very Instructive Picture. UNFORTUNATE NEIGHBOURS! A BOISTEI*US Enormous Success, Second amd Last Week of Rrp "TTFT MAT WALES' PREMIER X ??JLJLJL±? ±? CONOEETimST. MOORISH CAVALRY IN PURSUIT OF REBELS Typical Algerian Scenery and Realistic Incidents. ,MR HARRY LEWIS The Popular Cardiff Baritone, in New Illustrated Songs. THE AGED PARALYTIC A Sensational Drama in Four Scenes. AND MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE ITEMS. MUSICAL ITEMS BY MISS HETTY HOCKING. LOOK OUT FOR THE THREE RUTLANDS IN THEIR HARMONICA SPECIALITY. THE GREATEST MUSICAL ACT BEFORE THE PUBLIC. SHIPPING I CANADA! I CANADA! CANADA!j FREE ADVICE TO EMlGRAN'l1S-1 Mr. Thos. Sales, Canadian Farmer Delegate, will be in attendance at Thos. Cook and Son's Canadian Booking Offices, 2, Duke-street, Cardiff, on Saturday, Monday, and Tues- day, Feb. 13, 15. and 16, to give reliable information to all enquirers. e306 ROUND THE WOULD TOURS. THE REASON WHY A COOK'S TICKET IS ABSOLUTELY THE BÐST. The Holder can obtain special information and guidance at our own offioes ALL OVER THE WORLD free of all cost beyond the fare, which is always the lowest. THOS. COOK & SON, 2, DUKE-ST. CARDIFF. Branch Offices in Egypt, India, Burma, Ceylon, China, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, United States, South Africa, &c., Jtc. e278 J OLD FRIENDS WITH NEW FACES. There is no more agreeable experience than to come upon an old friend who has some- how left his ailments behind him, and now looks the picture of restored manhood. The old haggard expression, the suggef3ti?. ?,0, premature old age, the appearance of weak. ness and lassitude, the irritability and tendency to melancholy views have vanished. He now, indeed, 6:ms a new man with pure healthy blood flowing in his veins, and con- tentment written on his face. He is again fully alive and enjoys life instead of simply enduring it. If you enquire what it is that has wrought such a striking change for the better, to what medicine or system your friend attributes his return to health and vigour, it is more than probable that he will answer in two words- BEECHAM S PILLS. Prepared ony by I THOMAS BEECHAM, St. Helens, Lano. Sold everywhere in boxes, Price 1/li (56 pills) & 2/9 (168 pills). = I SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS DAY. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT, WESTERN MAIL IJMITED. CARDIFF SALES BY AUCTION. SHORT NOTICE OF SALE. SETCH FIELD'S SALEROOMS. HAYES- BUILDINGS, CARDIFF. MESSRS. A. SETCHFIELD and SONS will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY and THURSDAY NEXT, February 15 and 18, 1909, a 1/arge Quamtity of Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, comprising several dining, drawing, and bed room suites in various woods, a large number of all brass and iron bedsteads and spring mattresses, and a larire quantity of goods seized under distress for rent and removed from various residences for convenience of Sale. Sale will Commence at Two o'clock. 'No Reserve. a4172 THERE'S NOTHING CAST IRON ABOUT THE R.F.C.s EASY-PAYMENT SCHEME OF FURNISHING! WE ARRANGE TERMS TO SUIT INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS. WE HAVE NO HARD ANu FAST RULES. LOWEST PRICES IN WALES FOR CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS! THE ROATH FURNISHING CO., 42, (JITY-ROAD, CARDIFF. CHURCH-STREET. ABERTILLERT; HIGH-STREET, BARGOED; TAFF-STREET, PONTYPRIDD. THE WEEKLY aVL, ONE r B N N Y. C HIGHEST-GLASS DENTISTRY I AT MODERATE CHARGES. H TELEGRAMS—" PAINLESS," CARDIFF. TELEPHONE 334 NATIONAL. MR. GEO. POOLE, I SURGEON DENTIST, II 13, WESTBOURNE-CRESCENT (,oPRIAGAR,)uNs), CARDIFF, II I EXPERT IN THE FITTING OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH. I PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. II SUCCESSFUL DENTISTRY. H Oakfield, Ruthin-gardens, Cardiff, Mffrch 10, 1906. tfl Dear Sir—It affords me great pleasure to let you know how pleased I am with ■ the teeth yo-u have made me. I am perfectly satisfied with them. Your new H process of extraction of teeth without g-as is almost painless, and your charges are ra very reasona/bie. EH I can with the greatest confidence recommend anyone requiring the aid of H an able dentist to place themselves under your care. when they will (like myself) 9 be more than satisfied. I am. yours truly, W I G. Poole, Esq., Surgeon Dentist, Cardiff. (Rev.) J. JONES, H1 I Professional Hours: 9 to 9. Sundays, 5 to 9. I I ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS. CONSULTATION FREE. I PREPAID SCALE. I COMBIXED SGALE for Small Prepaid AdTertise- ments m the "WESTERN MAIL" and FVJLIIINO EXPRESS":— THKEE SIX OBCE, TIMK8. TIJTES. S. D. S. D. S. D. 14 words 681420 15 to 22 words 1 0 2 03 0 23to30words 1 4 2 8j4 0 Eachextra 8? 0 4 0 8 1 0 words  Small Prepaid Advertisements are inserted in ULe EVENING EXPRESS at tbe following rates:— THREE SIX OIfCK. TIMES. T1M1:8. TIMES. rIXES. S. D. S. D. S. D. 14 words 0 3 0 6 0 9 15 to 22 words 0 5 010 1 3 23 to 30 words 0 7 12 19 Each extra 8 0 2 0 4 0 6 words AN&^EITS TO ADVERTISEMENTS. Replies to Advertisements directed to the Evening Express" Offiix will be handed out on production of a ticket, which may be obtained when the Advertise- inent is ordered, or they will be forwarded to the Advertiser's Address, provided stamps to cover postage are supplied. Applicants for Situations ave requested not to send original documents (copies should be sent) or photo- graphs with replies to Advertisements when letters are addressed to Box Numbers at this office. The Proprietors cannot undertake any responsibility If testimonials or photographs are losi- PERSONAL. DO You know that we th?a best Sewintr DIa:nniv ta"oriJ at Ha.lt Price charged bv canvassing firms? Beautiful Lockstitch Machines, 38s. List and full particulars free.—James, Sewing Machine Specialist, North-street, Dowlais. elal3pl5 Yf»500.—Absolutely final offer provided settled this week; otherwise do your worst. No unstamped letter will be taken in. Useless asking for more.—J. ep13 LOST AND FOUND LOST, from Great Western Hotel, Cardiff, since last September, a white and black Half Persian Cat; reward if returned. e268pl5 STOLEN or Strayed, Fox-terrier Bitch; black mark- s'ng,, on head: had collar on with n,9zne?Infor-m tion to Rec, Hairdresser, Treberbert.—Detainer prosecuted. e262pl5 CLERICAL LOCUM Tenens wanted, from March 8th next, for three months, Parish of Llanfrechfa Upper.- Apply Vii?ar, Pontnewydd, Newport, Mon. e32pl3 WANTED, Curate for Bridgend; vacancy through I preferment; priest; bilinguist; single.-Apply tha Rector, Bridgend. e273pl5 — L^IGAL. kw for the Million." Second Edition, revised and enlarged. The Law up-to-date. Containing 288 pages, and comprising all information for ordi. nary purposes; price 16. nett, or bound in cloth Is. 6d. riett; postage 3d. extra.—Stationery Stores, Western Mail Buildings, Cardiff. e425 LAW.—A highly-experienced Conveyancing Clerk (in L old-establish-ed Cardiff office) requires change; also well versed ir othe, branches; Rhoiidda Valleys pre- ferred; 12 years in present position; excollent refer. ences.—H 72, Evening Express, Cardiff. eG9pl3 MEDICAL. ENTISTRY.—Charles Littlejohns, 11, Beauchamp-  ?treet, Cardiff, dental mechanic to the profession; lowest charges; satisfact?on guaranteed; price list on npplication. ° e4712pl3 MASSAGE, Swedish; also P o-massage and Hair Treatment; patients visited mornings and even- in?s; consultation free; hours 2—5; Nat. Tel., 3W.- Ml5 Andrea Atlum,?, The  Prade, Cardiff. e251pl7? MEDICAL Practitioners before applying for Appoint- mcnts under the E,bhw Vale Workmen's Doctors Fund are asked to Communicate with the Medical Sec- rBtary. British Medical Association, 429, Strand, Lon- ?don; or with Mr. R. J. Counter, 11, Clytha Park-road, Newport, Mon. U- e2573 MEDICINE for the MiUionT" by a Family '.1.. Physician.—A Medical Handbook containing all tho Information required for ordinary purposes; price Is. nett (postage 3d.).tatonery Stores, Western Mail Buildings, Cardiff. e426 ANTED, Locum Tenens from March 1st for 15 days; country practice; staJe terms and particu- lMo.-Address J 31, Evening Express Office, Cardiff. e24Opl5 PUBLIC NOTICES. AFIRE-EXTINGUISHING DEMON- STRATION with the "ALPHA" PIRE JPMXGUISHER (by kind permission) Will be given in the OLD TOWN-HALL YARD, Westgate-street, on WEDNESDAY. February 17th, at Four p.m. All interested are invited to attend. Tne ALPHA is a Simple and Effec- tive Extinguisher, charged only with Water and compressed Air. e303 Local Agents, Loveridge (Ltd.), Bute-street. PRELIMINARY AI-TNOUNCEMENT. MARKET-HALL, ABERDARE. MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1909, GRAND- FEATHER AND LIGHT WEIGHT WRESTLIN G TOURNAMENT. First Prizes, Silver Cups, value 5 guineas. Also, OPEN CHAMPION SOLO COMPETI- TION. Any voice. Own selection. First Prize, X4 4s. Entries close March 8th. 1909. Further Particulars apply E. IL REES, 37. Pembroke-street, Aberdare. e301 GLAMORGAN (FORTRESS) ROYAL ENGINEERS. HeacDquartesrs 64, CRAXLELS-STREET. REGIMENTAL ORDERS by MAJOR W. H. D. CAPLE. Commanding. 1. Parades, at Headquarters, as under on Monday and Friday, at 8.0 p.m.—Electric- i lig-ht Manipulators: Lecture on Electricity and Jiagnetism (Elementary). Enigfhe Drivers: Lecture on Oil Engines. Nos. 1 and 2 Works Companies: Lecture on Chapter 4 to 6 Manual of Military Engineering and Model Bridge Building. Wednesday, at 8.0 p.m.—Electric Light and Noe. 1 and 2 Works Companies; Squad Drill and Lecture on lWle. 2. Appointment.—During the absence of ,,uitenant J. Conins, RE., Captain A. 0, E\ans is appoi. nted Acting Adjutant. o. Duty.—Orderly Officer for the ensuing Week, Captain E. W. Jones; next for duty, Lieutenant J. L. Lewis. Orderly Sergeant for the ensuing Week, Colour-sergeant H. Milner; next for duty. Colour sergeant H. Williams. 4. Staff Ride.—Extract from Coast Defence Order*, dated 11th February, 1909: The Brigadier-genera-1 co.inma.ri<li ng Western Coast Defences will direct a Staff Totir from the 21st. to 25th iiist. The undermentioned Officers will attend: Major W. H. D. Caple, Captain I A. O. Evans, Glamorgan (F) R.E. J 5. Recruits.—Recruits will be examined and'j attested any Drill Night from 7.30 to 8.0 p.m. There are Vacancies for Recruits in the Electric Light and Works Companies. Suit- able men with trades are required. Par- ticulars to be obtained at Headquarters. A certain, number of Electricians and others are required for training a.s Military Tele- phonists. 5. Band'.—Authority has been granted by the Army Council for the formation of a Band in this Unit. Applications are requested from suitable men. Particulars to be obtained at Headquarters. 'Signed) A. O. EVANS, Captain, Acting Adjutant. Cardiff, February 12, 1909. e2 PARK HALL SERVICES. TO-MORROW, 3 o'clock. ADDRESS: REV. E. AUBREY (Eildon-road Baptist Church). Combined Choirs of Trinity Wesleyan Church and Christchurch Congregational Church, Penarth (Conductor, Mr. F. T. C. Wickett, A.R.C.O.). Anthems, "Awake thou that sleepest" (Stainer), "The Lord is loving" (Garrett). Chairman, F. S. Higman, Esq. 2..30 oclock. Organ Recital, Mr. F. T. C. Wickett. A.R.C.O. e312 SPECIAL INVITATION TO THOSE ABOUT TO FURNISH. Messrs. Wolfe and Hollander (LIMITED). 252-3-4-5-6, TOTTENHAM COURT-ROAD, LONDON, Are making a Special Offer to Readers of the "EVENING EXPRESS." Patrons who wish to Purchase Furniture, Pianos, Upholstery, Linen, China, Glass. Ironmongery, Plate, &c., &c., may do so "out of income"—upon extended payments over one two, or three years-by adding 5 per cent. to the net cash prices-thus. CZ5 worth would be £ 26 5s.. or £50 worth £ 52 ♦10s., and so on. Mr. HOLLANDER will be pleased to RECEIVE a VISIT from anyone who is con- templating Furnishing, between the hours of 5.0 p.m. and 9.0 p.m., TO-DAY (SATURDAY), and willingly will go carefully into any details of fn-nishing, whether the order is small or large. A Magnificent, Complete CATALOGUE will be sent FREE OF ALL CHARGE upon application to- MR. HOLLANDER, THE ROYAL HOTEL, CARDIFF. eta SCHOLASTIC. LANGUAGES (Berlitz Method).—Classes Starting Now. from 6d. per leoJl upward,??.-59, Queen- ó>tI oot, Cardiff. e214pl7 M--1N ES'-lns¡J£ctorat e, I:1clioiäTships, SurwŸ¡n¡rmec- trical, and Mining Examinations.—Candidates successfully prepared, lessons by post.—Write for par- ticulars, Cambrian Mining School, Llanffrwd, Porth. e245 STAMMERERS write Mr. W. A. Yearslei, ton, the Gold MedaA Speech Specialist e213 WANTED, Engagements as NunerN. Governess or W Companion Help ,here servant kept; good references.—J 32, Evening Express, Cardiff. e228pl3 MUSICAL. PIANO Bargains.—-A splendid Lot now on offer, P returned from hire. Every instrument guaranteed and will be done up equal to new. Easy terms arranged if desired.—T. and S., No. 17,652, £14 cash; T. and S., No. 557, E14 14s. cash; Mowington and Weiton, No. 33,583, £22 cash: Schuppisser, No. 10.0E4, £23 cash; Brinsmead, No. 23,790, £28 cah: Ajello, Ko. 20,225, £28 cash; Hir5,h, 1\0. 1,447, £ 30 cash; -N o. 1,447, P,30 cash; Carl Hertel, -NO. 3,001, C30 cash Challen, No. 30,275, £31 10s. (,'1511; Gors and Kailman, No. 39,078, £31 10s. cash; Heoll". No. 3,809, £33 cash; B. Squire, -No. 30,813, £ 37 10s. cash; Gors and Kailman, No. 30,818, .£39 cash. New Pianos on Hire System from 10s. 6d. monthly; delivered free on payment of first instalment.- Thompson and Shackel] (Limited), 24, Queen-street, C"rdiff, &0., &c. ,53pl5 THREE exceptionally fine, genuine, old Violins; Tsell eparately; cheap.-Approval, 73, OWer-avenue, Longsight, Manchester. e57p13 FIVE String Banjo for Sa,!e; patent, holdfast pegs; inlaid frets; 30 brackets; patent arm rest; sacrifice for 35s.; cost double; by Douglas, London.— Richards, Hairdresser, 1, Eirvv-road, Porth. e224pl3 F' or? Sale, TuberviHe Laraey Cornet; built in C, FOR Sale, flat and A natural shanks; as new; 63s. with B B-sev,, iclass A; 42s.-Jeukins, I Clarionet, B Flat; Booæy'" Class A; 42s.—Jenkins, Korth View-terrace, Caerphilly. c234pl3 Fon-sale,-Very cheap (room wanted^ Piano; iron Ffi?Anie, full compass, walnut ca8e; good as new; no ::bfJlo:nitgls: Coedcae-.street', irange. Cardiff. e212plY RARE Bargain.—GeruiiS Bud Ibach Pianoforte^ the world's finest mlike; take Motor Cycle, Ty" pe- writer, or Bookcase in part Exchange.—Applv 53, Corpara.t:on-road, Grange. e219pl3 NURSES. SITUATION Required as Nurse-Attendant to a Lady; experienced; highest references.—H 82, Evning Express, Cardiff. e93pl5 ",XTANTED im d,3r-Num.-St?te age and w3ges required, 3??. Tudor Owen, Ah Hall, Cowbridge, Glam. cl403 HOUSEKEEPERS, COMPANIONS, &c. L ADY desires Engaeme.nt as Companion or Useful Help.-J 46, Evening EX!Jres, Caral. e293plS ANTE6, a 9-d ii6 ?e-k(71?-r; widow preferred.- Apply Arthur Fox, 16, GeIli.crossing, Ton Pentre. n_ cl403 WANTED, Situation as Working Housekeeper to a respectable tradesman, widower; will give par. ticulars first letter; good pie; cook; fond of children. -Address M. D., 39, Dnffryn-street. Ferndale. e280pl5 WANTED, respectable person to Jõõaff¡::r-jl 3 Children going to school, for 6 weeks; wife has to go away through illness; would Let one Unfurnished Room.-94, Tewkesbury-street, Cathays. e279pl8 HOTEL SERVANTS. :BAR1\lA;¡; di-aged; tall; .27; u-ed to quick Bcounter tilde; excellent referenœs.-J 41, Evening I Express, Cardiff. ep15 BILLIAKD-Marker Requires Situation; pi,w good Bgv,me; experienced waiting, boots.-Apply Marker, EVbning Express, Merthn. e275p15 DISENGAGED, Bar-C,?llaiman; able to take charge; I D?all strong; good appearance and references.— LL,wl,, Glenwood, Porth. e,pl6 GOOD Betweenmaid wanted im mediat ely. -Apply, fulJ particulars, Porthcawl Hotel, Porthcawl. epl3 SUPERIOR young Lady wanted as ^maidT ^eto- ences required.—Meredith, Hotel, Pentre. 20,3pl7 \\TANTED, good General; to wait evenings; aged 20 VT to 25; good wages—Apply, personally, Mrs. Harries, Red Cow Hotel, Trccrky. e316pl9 WANTED, good Barmaid.—Applv (references), D-ay- son, County Hotel, Eobbw Vale. e290pl8 WANTED, hy young Lady, Situation in Bar or w Business House in Cardiff; experienced; aged 22. —Miss White, 1, Thorn hill-street. Canton. c301pl5 WANTED, an expeiienced Barman; inu ?L produce good reference; good wages given.—Wiiite Hart Hotel, Tonypandy. Rhondda. e263p18 ANTED™ Situation, Giri (-18? ot?t; 3??y ?,Ts' good reference.—Apply Mrs. Davis, 25, Tre<iegar-street, Cross Keys, Newport, Mon. e255p13 I W-XfEDID1IDedlatc1y, for =11?n4 c?"Eiliercial Hotel, smart Young English AVaiter-Apply stating fu particulars, first letter, J 26, Evening Ex- press, Card iff. C1387 ] \*7"ANTEI>, strong ({pupr"l, also Uirl to Heli¡and W AN'l," in Bar?Star Hotel, Ystrad. ego 15 WANTED immediately, superior Pantrymaid, to wwith waiting.-Apply, with full particu- lars, age, and wages required, Proprietress, ROY61 Lien Hotel, 1enby. el83pl6 WANTED, a young Man as Billiard-m?rke,, and WLook After Pony; must have good reference.- Apply, at once, White Hart Hotel, Tonvpandy,' Rhondd n. e97pl5 WANTED, young Lady as Barmaid.—Apply, with references, King's Arms Hotel, Hakin, Milford Haven. e3()p13 DRESSMAKERS. B- RESSMAKING.—Plain Costiimes, 6s. 6d.; Blouses, Dls. ? latest style Fancy Blouses, Evening Dresses a speciality; Servant's Drosses from 2s. 6d.; Plain Skirts, 2s.; Knockabout Frocks, Is.—Apply 73, Hlen- r?y-st??t, Roatli. e76pl5 D- lŒf;nKING.-Lad{eš¡SllTit-BfõU.ses, from 1.?.; -ID Fancy Blouses and Children's Clothes, at equally low prices; Gentlemen's and Boys' Crotchet Ties, all colours, 6d. and 9d. each.—118, Glenroy-street, Roath. e270pl5 DRESSilAKING.—Competent First Hand required DSnLart style, fit, and cut; used to costumes; good coat fitter essential; capable of managing workroom, 16-20 hands.—David Evans, Bradford House, Lljnelly. el99pl6 SHOP ASSISTANTS; MILLINERS. DRAPERY.—Smart Lad wanted as Appxe?itic-e; in.—Thomas Morgan, Clifton-street, Cardiff. e304pl5 GROCERY.—Wanted, an Improver for Branch ?Lore. G-,kpplY, stating ago, wage required, to Manager, Co-operativo Stores, New Tredegar. clö1 IRONMONGERY.—Wanted at once, Junior ASEistant. -State experience, salary, age (indoors), Jacob Evans, BIaenavon. 070pl3 WANTED, young Lady for Showroom.—A-»pply, itli ful Particulars, E. V. Llewellyn, Brecon. e98pl5 DOMESTIC SERVANTS. CO;'a-bOIgfrl and Fair Wage Offered to clean, respectable Girl as General Help.—Address J 49, Express, Cardiff. e278pl5 COOK Genemi wanted; churchwoman. Apply, COtin<e: re; MurJnst." h I Rectory, Cardiff. elOOpl5 EXPEJ?,l ENCED Gene.ra¡-reqüiied;- good i?eference; Etrustworthy; family 2.—Apply immediately, 85, Cathedral-rood, Cardiff. c4975pl2 GENERAL Disengaged; reliable; country servant; four years' reference; cook, wash.-IO, Queen- sticet, Gloucester. eobpl3 GENERAL Rervant wanted at once.-Mrs. D.11?, GStat?on In, Higb-Areet, Swansea. o29p!3 G_ ENERAL; country Girl; diseagaged; pl??.iii dook, Gwash; good character; £ 10.—20, Suffolk-parade, Cheltenham. e28pl3 GOOD House-Parlourmaid -anted 5th March.-kpply GII, St. Andrew',g-creCent, Cardiff; references necessary. _u- el85pl6 KITCHENMAID.v3.nted, strong Girl; aged about sixteen to seventeen.-AddreEs Mrs. Beynon, Castleton, near Caxdiff. 'I- K- rrCÎíESiliD-aIiie(iat-once; early riser; good Kre f?'r o ace.kpply Mrs. Cleave, Cathedral School, Llandaff. elOlp15 LADIES requiring good, reiiable Maids houÙI-¡;-y Tho Now Registry," 51, Charles-street, Cardiff. 25,3pl7 -REÖUIRE.D,Gë!1ëraCorCOOTGenei-af;good-ag; private boarding residence.—Mrs. ;Owen ,Hazel hun;t, Penarth. e3l9pl9 I ESPE, TABLE Girl wanted as General; r(?terence* lttl,irl eS:;s,as 4ellrlt\7[(e:3 Calhays, Cardiff. e195pJ6 1[t? qPECTABL9 dtrf wan?Ci?ok-General: good wages; housemak. kept.-MoDkman, ClYdach, Swansea Valley. e34pl3 SITUATION n td as Help to elderly couple; gd cook and economist; small salary required.-I 12, Express, Cardiff. el32pl6 SITUATION required as Housemaid, in small family; O aged 23.-R.. 13, Neville-street, Abergavenny. e61pl3 "\Tk)'AN'lED, good, staid General; able to do plain II cooking: two in family; no heavy washing.— Mistress, 2, Clarence-place, Newport. e315pl6 WANTED, Plain Cook; some housework; no wall- ing; co ntry.-Mr,. Pratt, Roughton, Ponthir. e272p!5 J WANTED, young Girl, about 16, for Mornings.— Apply, mornings, 122, In\'ernes'place, Roath. ep!5 WANTED, si-a art undertake Plain 'VAcfg :arjmJ'ord:rkefa1:1r;7 good home; excellent opportunity for realy good m.Ul. -HepIy, with full details and æference, J 37, Evening Express, Cardiff. e249pl7 WANTED, Cook-General or experienced-General if I good plain cook; small family; housemaid kept. -state full particulars, or apply, evenings, 7, Park. place, Cardiff. e246pl7 WANTED, by respectable person, Washing or Clean ing, or Washing at home; can give good refer ence if renuired.—Mrs. Frey, 34, May-street, Cathavs, 1 e24'lpl? II W' -L1'En;respea.ii,6Ie Woman, 40 to 50, widow; no wobjection for Housework and Assist with children; one of family.—J 34, Evening Express, Car- diff. e226pl3 W-KTEr},fõrgenÜemaii'cõuntrÿ-ilollse, Parlour- IT maid; not under 23 to 30; assistance given; no lamps.-Mrs. Herbert Li? oyd, Plas Cilybebyll, Pontardawe, R.S.O. C1375 WANTED immediately, good General; must be experienced. — Apply Mrs. yam Duckworth, Gwessin House, Tonypandy. el75pl3 WANTED, good plain Cook; no kitchenmaid kept. 't''t' —Apply Mrs. Tweedy, The Priory House, Mon- mouth. el76pl6 WANTEDimmediately, experienced Cook-General; good references reqUJred.-Mrs. Kenneth Marley, 8, Victoria-road, Penarth. e!79plG w ANTED, (?,?k-Geileral; good wages given; tEtler g3-GTh!, ùfeSCatE{- road, Cardiff. cl372 w ANTED, House m aid-Waitress also Kitchenmaid! —Apply Mrs. Huibcrt, Constitutional Club; yoatli. cl361 W. ANTED, by March 1st, Two good Generals; reference required.—Mrs. Eva-ns, Windsor Hotel, Pontyclun. el32pl5 ANTED, experienced Plain Cook for Gesntleman's Country House; aged 25; kitchenmaid kept; baking; good reference.—Box 5, Post-office, Neath. epl5 W ANTED, reitable General; gwd references; hOU6e- maid kept.-Dr. Paterson, 151, Crwys-road, Car- diff. el54pl5 W ANTED, oook-General; houso-parlourmaid kepf; two la fa.mlly J8, Llaumartm Rectory, near Jfowport. eæJpl1 WANTED, good General; must understand plain ,v,_r:{i; gl d;t gld: l after five p.m., 106, Llandatf-road, Cardiff. e72pl3 YOUNG General wanted at once; good home; nice locality.—Lewis, Hill View, Merthyr-road, Ponty- pridd. e3283 AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. A large city Firm requires a few bright al(;"men; Aapl)l;?,atioii5 invited from gentlemen amb\tiou to earn 1-2?O and upwards per annum; only live, pro- gressive 111811 wanted; references must be exceptional -J 36, Evening Express, Cardiff. e?48pl3 4 GENTS wanted. Sell Engineering Speciality; com- il mission can be made ,n income; side i?le, per- I ¡jtt:kota¡X:ri o<)nitV¡, lik; Corporation (Limited), Dublin. eWôp13 BE Your Own Master.-Get our 64-page ABC Glde Bto Remnant Trade, free 3d. postage. Prbt., Flannelettes, Dress Goods, &c., by weight;, cheap. Experience unnecessary.—C. E. Mitchel!, 4* Well- street, Bradford. el42 COLLECTOR-Canvasser wanted in -Newport; good cp(iiii.iiz salary and commission; deposit of £ 25 required as cash security.—Write J 50, Evening Ex- i press, Cardiff. e239pl5 RESPECTABLE Householders, in regular employ- ment, wanted to Take Orders and Coll ?,-t, for Boots, Clothing, Musical Instruments, Bedsteads, Bed- ding, and General Goods; weekly payments; good commission.—J 35, Evening Express, Cardiff. e245pl7 SMART Business Man wanted; trustworthy; not I S)[;;d ?; i1dOo-a¿y\Wfi:,i com- mission; splendid opening; for man with energy wish- ing to improve his position.—Address G 64, Evening Express, Cardiff. e231 SUPERINTENDENT wanted for Newport; house purchase experience; -o?gd salan- and commission. Also Agents throughout South Wales; splendid pros- pects for promotion; whole or part time; assistance given.-101, nogfield-street, Cardiff. 0287p15 rr- R,AVELLIXGAgUt.SwaJlted-(Ladies aad Gentle- Tmen) for Household Requirements; good wages and commission to suitable applicants.—Apply D., 40, Oxford-street, Mountain Ash. o242pl3 TRAVELLER wanted for the Tailoring: mut be T?,ood canvasser, and with small capital preferred. -Repiv to Bespoke, J 9, Evening Express Office, Car- diff. clSBO PARTNERS, &c. A B.C. Guide to Stock Exchange; 36th Editi??n* A.c.411 options thoroughly explained, a.l?o all stock exchange operations; how to open account with limited risk; how to avoid brokers' commissions; con- tains highest and lowest sales for last 15 years.—Gratis and post free from Publishers, 12, Bank-street, Royal Exchange, Manchester. 059 C LOTH ING.—Wanted, young Man as Working P?it- C L.Hll v-;an :eJOlg ¡u:e; 1d:]et; ?s"ll capita; required.—Reply, in confidence, to Tailor- ing, J 3, Evening Exprœs, Cardiff. el378 GENTLEMAN with capital Seeks Partnership in found Corn, Cake, Forage Business; Bristol or rl Iff prcfened; must bear trictœt investigation.- S. V., Evening Express, Newport. e91p15 X>ARTNER wanted with L3,000, half-share in best q ua]jty Anthracite Colliery; incomeT must devote all his time to cash and secretarial duties: colliery fully equipped; £5,000 nett annual profit; guaranteed seclJriY, first mortgage.—Apply J 51, Evening Express, Car(!'ff. elpl", P ARTNER wantedith£2õõ-tÕ£3()O capital, in scund, paying Business; no risk, and money under own control.-J 33. Evening Express, Cardiff. e243pl3 PARTNER (active) wanted, small ??holeAa!e Businc-???, Cardiff; capable of great exteni{\n Snth Wales district; invest L50.-J 17.. Evening Ex- press, Cardiff. e200pl6 £ 25.—Advertiser requires Investor, Lady or Gentle- man, with £25, to operate 'splendid Turf Sys- tern"; unlimited profits; loss quite impossible; every proof of genuineness given; own control capital.—For particulars write Advertiser, 134, Burntash-road, Grove Park, London. C.0,0 CLERKS, MANAGERS, &c- LFRKSH,Tr,?,E85: -E450:Ad.iralty, War, Revenue, c!?? 't Off?ces, Vacaacies now; open to ell, aged 15-2. exp3ricnce unnecessary; special explanatory pamphlet free.—Secretary, Civil Service Bureau, Albert- hall. Edinburgh. el21 CIVIL Service Appointments for between 14 £ and 22 prepared for, and Commercial Training supplied at Skerry's College, 134, Queen-street, Cardiff; full particulars with success list free from secretary. el40pl5 CLERKS.—Stop plodding at old methods, and Send Post-card, tc-day for Illustrated Handbook on Sloan-Duployan—the easy, high-speed Shorthand; learned in twelve lessons.—London Shorthand Insti- tute, Grosvenor-road, London, N. C1325 COLLIERY Manager-at liberty; good recofdsr ecoriomv, efficiency, safety, and discipline.— Jeffry, Wjgan. e94pl5 WANTED, for Contractor's Office, a Clerk, who t' must be an efficient shorthand writer and typist, and with knowledge of bookkecping.-Apply, with references, stating experience and salary required, J 56, Evening Express, Cardiff. e309pl5 w ANTED, Clerk for Cash Desk, male or female.— »T State waees, experience, age, &c., J 39, Evening EI're: Cardiff. C1397 \iXT.ELL- Kno\vn C:uditfFiru1\iTÜ-person-¡;1¡y Secom- wm'?"d Advertiser as experienced Bookkeeper or for any Confidential Position.-H 84, Evening Express, Cardiff. e95pl5 "V^" Analyst, IN-ith experience of coal II washeries and washed products.—Apply J 25, Evening Express, Cardiff. el386 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. BAKER and Cnfectiõî1er.nted, by first-class BFiri,i, a good, all-round Man; well up in cakes and smalls, and able to take charge.—Apply, stating age, experience, and references, V. B., Evening Ex- press, Newport. e317pl9 BOV, about -Iwa-nted a6 Footman under butler; good appearance ana personal recommendation t ial.-tA7 riteIsta.ting height, wages required and full particulars, to J 10, Evening Express Office, Car- dilf. 61379 BOOT Trade.—Young Man wants. Constancy; bench repairs, also make Heavy or Light Bespoke Boot rivet or machine sewn.—Apply Andrews -Gar 1 i ck' Cibb Hill, Littleton Drew, Chippenham, Wilts. e223pI3 BItlCKLA Y EH ,?,nted-APPIY New Cwmgorse CcP Biiery Company (Limited), Cwmgorse, Gwaun- cae-Gurwen, R.S.O., Glam. C1322 G- AäDENEH:=U;;eful)[an want;selid copies "fereuGes.-State experience, wages wanted, Hern, OhIHvcTn, Newport. C165P16 LADY Demonstrators required at once; mugtbe experienced; good wages and commission.—Apply, 9.30 mornings, Symons, 11, Bute-street, Cardiff. cl396 SITUATION wanted-as Chauffeur; town or oountry; 5 years motor trade; references; running repairs.— Apply J 53, Express, Cardiff- 0pj XNTED] Errand Boy, about 14.pnd w70, Queen-street. 831Op15 WANTED- -4 good Paperhangera; testimonials character; abilities required D. Thomas, Decorator, Bridgend. e2Q8pd7 WANTED, Apprentices for Tailoring; also Girl for Housework at onm-Apply 4, Wood-street. e62pl3 APARTMENTS WANTED. NirEl7Y-l'7urnlshe<l Sitting and Bed Room! Dear Howard Gardens preferred; for lady. 51, Evening Expr,s6, Cardiff. e52p13 UNFURNI:'ŒE.p:Ù:tï:OOnt5 ,,tedbYycung coipl,; Canton district preferred.—State terms to J 54, Evening Express, CardIff. e300pi5 WANTED, in Riverside, by a lady in business, Tmo wfurnit,?li (i Room or One large, Combined Room; no attendance.—Please 5taiw lowest terms (permanent), J42, Evening Express, Cardüf. e269p15 APARTMENTS TO LET. -¡\-I'RTMEXTS or Board-Residencesuit two, three _? ,entlemeu; every con emence,-ù8, Gordon-road, Ro"th. p-88pI5 "PARTMENTS: suit young 0 gentleme ll dm-ing out; Apri,?,to room if requued.-9, i&œy.roarl, CerdiM e207pl7 BARRY Island.—Apartments or Board- esidenZT; Bl*o.llorta,b.'(?, sunny R?MIB facng sea; good COOÃ- ill, attendance, &c.; moderate terms.—Apply Breaksea Tower, Barry Island. e320p!9 C 031FO,Rrf?kB?LE Bedroom and S1Hlng-room,- with good cookiig and attendanœl, Ryder-street, Cathedral-road, Cardüf. e271pl5 -C -O)!Fo.UTAHLE, Homely Lodgings for respectable C person, with quiet, clean, and r,?s ble people; I no other lodgers; b. and c. bath; or Unfurnished Room as Combined; oven grate; vary moderate trms. -83, T3wkesburv-street. e308pI5 c OMFORTABLE Apartinenii or rd,?n gentlemen dining out Plef"rrOd.-APPIY 7, Calum- r??,d, Cardiff. e218p13 Fu-k-fASul ? fc?, tW<-) gentle- men; we] 1D furnished; front Inttmg-room; one or two bedrooms; piano, batb-72, Stacey-road, Roath. e £ 22pl3 H ONIELY Board-Lodgings, respectable YOlÙlg' man; hot and cold bath; no otildx-; Lear Docks; every convenience; terms, 12s. per week, inclusive 59, Spiott-road, Cardiff. e81p13 LODGINGS lor" two-??eady, -?e t6le-Nie6 neir L City-road and cars; terms modera:te.-65, CYiartllfa-street, Roath. e3Q7p.J5 L' GDGF?R Il'ay1ÏbOuihood wishes to mc4Dm- L'lle'ld Lodgings to T-P-te-blB man; they are clean, comfortable, moderate, all attention paid.- Apply Thomas Henry, 51, Bedford-street, Roath. epl3 NICE Apartments]- suit one or two gentlem;hQt N;Ajid ,?old bath; no children; terms moderate.— 11, Eton-place, Canton, Cardiff. e?.5SplS ONE Unfurn?shed Room to Let, suitable for an old Lady; ()v?n grate.-?kPPIY 46, Sapphire-street, | Roatii, Cardiff. e305pU¡ SïTTJNG-nOOm and Bedroom to Let, Fiir i?? or Unfurnished; select and healthy r?axt Roath; piano, bath.—Apply J 5, Evening ExPre?,, epl6 TO Let] 2~Unfurnished Rooms; (?vera c;su it Tyoung couple.-8, stcphenson-trect, Riverside, Car- diff. e211pl3 TO I^etTTwo Unfurnished Rooms; oven gfatehot | Tand cold Imth; every oor??entence.-Apply Wilkes, 42. Manor-street, Heath. e232p13 rr" WO Unfurnished Rooms to Let.-29, West bourne- Terescent, Cardiff c264p15 NFURNTSHED Bedroom to Let, 2s. 3d.; or if with ""f,?r'li" Front Sitting-room, overlooking Barracks Field, 45. to respectable person; nice locality. —Write (not call) Geo. Eshelby, New Zealand-road, Cathavs. e,313pl6 WORDSWOitTH-Aveiiue. —Well-furnished Apart- ments or Superior Board-residence.-J 16, Even- ing Express, Cardiff. el93pl6 2 or 3 nice Unfurnished Rooms to Let; oven grate; 12h. and c. bath; Canton district; close trams.- Apply J 13, Express, Carùiff. 6186PI6 -f£¡ HOUSES WANTED. i\rEi;sl'¡s:-GOttjValtz and Perry, 11, High-street, Car- J..T diff, have several Applicants for Houses; p central as possible; rents not to exceed £60. e312pl9 QMAiL Houso wanted immediately, in near neigh- IO bomhood of infiImary.-Apply Sergeant-ma;or Organ, Infirmary. e241pl3 SMALL House wanted at once, in immediate neigh- bourhood of Cardiff; rent must be moderate, and house conveniently situated to railway station.—Reply, stating terms, to J 27, Evening Express, Cardiff. C1390 HOUSES TO LET. ESSRS. E. HERND PERTWEET AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, SURVEYORS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AvTS. For List of Business Premises and Houses to be Let or Sold see "Western Mail" daily. Printed register free. II Offices, 93, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. Established 1849. GOOD Villa, high and pleasant 6ÍWation, Pencisely- Groad, CaldiJf; oonvement to cars; Uueo 1Si'WDg and five bedroome.—Apply 1X3, Exchange. eSSplfi rix> Ilt, 16. Tydfil-place, Roath Tark.— D. X. n"i, p Solicior. 61. Queen-street, Cardiff. e233pl3 IF Iet. near -vk, small Furnished Cottage.—H 70, P F, g Express, Cardiff. e67pl3 TZ7TTE Valfev (800ft. above sea).—Convenient Resi- II deneo; 5 bd, 3 "itUng rooms; good farm build- ings, 13 acres gras: freehold -Winter, Tintern. cpl6 HOUSES FO-3 SALA" BARRY Dock.—By Order of the Mortgagees.—Lease- hold Property for Sale, by private treaty-32 well- built, six-roomed Dweliing-houses; let at Gs. and 6s. 6eL weakly; close to docks: sold in separate lots if desired; large portion of purchase money could remain on mortgage; a very low price would be accepted.—Apply Isaac Watkins, Estate Agent. 22, Castle Arcade-chambers, Cardiff. e4968PI2 — 111 — BUSINESS PREMISES. IpOR immediate Sale, the Leasehold Shop ;?nd FPr?miQc,s, situate in Victoria-square, Ab?rd?iri?, now in the occupation of Mr. Jones, Fruiterer; ground rent, £3 12s. 6d. per annum.—Apply Official Receiver, Ponty- pridd. cl401 LARGE Double-fronted Shop to Let; suitable for tailor or outfitter: immediate possession; near docks.—Apply Davies Bros., Broad-street, Barry. e29+pI8 QUEEN-Street.—Premises for Sale and to Let.— J. B. Stephens, Solicitors, W, Queen-street, Cardiff. e3ilplo I EOSS-jn-Wye, Corn Exchange. High-street.—Lock' up Shop and Cellar: fine position; apit:?l market town; rent £45; immediate, possession.—Apply Brad- ley^s, Clothiers, Chester. e295 T o ?' 1,?rge Corner House and Shop, in Higli^ street, Risca; exe, position; suit ,nN busi- ness.—Apply David James. Estate Agent, Risca. elHO rrto be Let, new ,?hop and Dwelling-house: l;'rni -L premises; in best position; Merthyr-roid, Y. nit- church; rent moderate.—T. Samuel, Whitchnicii, Car- dia. e227pl3 T- w'O-Storey Factory (about 60ft. by 30ft.), Four-stall 1 StablC, Yard or Shed, wanted, on Rental: Car- diff.—F"u!l particulars J 45, Evening Express, Cardiff. e:"32p15 51, Queen-street (ifnest position in Cardiff), adjoiniliz the Empire, to Let; ground floor; on lease: frontage 2jt" depth 250ft.—Apply Bernard King and Morgan, Solicitors, Pc?,ri, BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL RESTAURANT, Hotwells, Bristol: ?ittracti,e pre- mises; bargain for £ 75.—Apply Tebbs, 41, Bridge- street, Bristoi. -t.I RUl'fitRKR'S Greengrocery, Stap1ÚQn.rcad ri, 01. .takings iverage £ 23 weekly; everything for ClOO.-Tebbs. R-uE:l'AÜR-.GT:SÜbï.irj)'(.I-'Bristol; taking £ 12 "weekly; certain living fcr several; ingoing L12. -Tebbs. SUIT Ladies.—Pretty Cigar, Tobacconist. Fancy, S Bristol; ingoing £ 150, and stock about £100.- Tebbs BiXING and Refreshment Business, Britof; taking £ 15 weekly; f?lly furnished, £ 210.—Apply Tebbs, "13rLitcl. REF RE_ SHMENT Bu?ines-?, Bristol; nice, pleasant j position, near railway station; ingoing L55.- Apply Tebb-S, Bristol. eJ4Hpl5 ~C^O& Sale, old-estahlished l:eu:Í} X- eery Basiness in the Aberdare Valiey; every in- J vestigation invited; long lease; low rent; good living accommodation for small fa;:nily.-H 85, Evening Express, Cardiff. e131p15 I JKXB Sale, Old-established Hop Strin and Pocket Business; doing extensive trade: exceptional oPPOl:S io gge5s ev\'d;aI;5tPW, by ?n,2or; machines, small ,tock. and goodwill. P400. I YiCiin:.cer;r::r\vfc wL3;if' BOOT and Shoe Business, with Repairs, for Di£POs(; centre 0' large c olli "7 district: established busi- ness- proof return?.—Apply J 1, Evening Express, rdff. '03pl3 l ± MPERANCE Tavern and Grocery Business com- bined to Let. Unfnrnished; rent £38; careful tenants required; applicants must be total abstainers. —Apply Secretary, Lydstep Haven, Penally, Pem- brokeshire. e239p!3 PUBLIC- 'HOUSES FOR DISPOSAL CWijJTBY Hotel] betweeli Biistol and Rad",iocli; takings average over £ 25 weekly: rent £ 40: bet house in district; garden, orchard, stabling; guaran- teed as ated; ingoing £ 700.—Apply Tebbs, 41, Bridge- street. Bristol. VILLAGE Hotel, with Posting, Somerset: principal hotel in the village; profitable trade; purchase arranged with E500 cash; highly recommended.—Apply Tebbs, Bristol. COUNTRY Hotel, Gloucestershire; capital pull-up: garden, orchard, stabling; sound trade; ingoing £ 2^.—Tebbs. SUPERIOR Hotel, pleasant suburb, Bristol; close to OJ railway station; billiard saloon; ingoing £250.- Tebbs. COUNTRY Fully-licensed House, Somerset; suit any industrious couple ingoing £ 220.—Apply Tebbs, Bristol. FULLY-Licensed House, faciiig shipping, Bri?tel; nice position; ingoing £ 150.—Apply Tebbs, above address. ATTRACTIVE Fully-licensed House, principal main thoroughfare, Bristol: suit anyone; ingoing £ 120. -Tebbs, Bristol. el474pl5 j ■A ■ « OFFICES. OFFrCES, first'lfoor, front] to In Western Man R-jildingB, Cardiff: Stea? heated electric !jht.- Applv Mr. E. H. Crafter. Western Vail. Cardiff. e34 _'1"0 Let, Offices in '\etern Mail Chambers, 22, High- -L street, Newport, ALca.-Apply to Local manager on premises. e5779 TO Let, W tern Man ?'h,?b,,ml Cardiff, No 20; TEingle room; lift: eiet,ic light.—Apply Mr. E. H. Crafter, Western Mail, Cardiff. oll40 LAND AND FARMS, ROCK Farm, Manorbier, to be Let, from Michael- mas, 1909.-For full particulars apply to Stokes and Stokes, Solicitors, Tenby. e283 FARM AND GARDEN. CABBAGE Plants, eai.y Offenham at 3s. 3d. per 1,000; cash with order.-Apply W. Hazledine, Maindifi Farm, Abergavenny. e244 j F' OR 40 to 60 Tons Prime Meadow Hay; F'ÛesoDd:tiO? Pf"'¿"üS h; EÎ: Arms Hotel, Newcastle Emlyn. e2S8pl8 ARDENING for the Masses]"A Gardening Handbook containing all the Information required for Amateur Gardeners; price sixpence; bound in cloth one shilling extra; by post lid. extra.— Stationery Stores, Western Mail Buildings, Cardiff. e427 1 CIJ bAlUiiS, Foster Mothers. Poultrv Appaiances, J. and Foods of every description. Garden and Farm Seeds; selected stocks. Catalogue on application on N,All REES AND SONS,  D 1,;ONS, CARDIFF. e234 GREAT BARGAINS at STEPHENS AND CO., GAS-,EM BLY -ROOMS, WINDSOR-ROAD, NEATH. Tho following Goods -?, 01fered for ,:?o at greatly reduoed pric.-30. Cream Separators, capacity 45 gallons per hour. prices from P,5 to £8 each; 25 Mowing Machines, fitted or in cares, by different makers, from £ 5 to LS each; 18 Ploughs, by Howard, Roberts, Hornsby's, Kill, and Maxwell, all new, prices from £2 to £3 15s. each; 5 Horse Rakes, piice LS each; 10 Tedders, by International Harvester Co., and David Maxwell and Co.; 15 Chain Harrows, 2cwt. lqr. each, complete; 20 Lever-wheel Harrows, 17 teeth; 10 Culti- vators with steel wheels und pole; 2 dozen sets of Drag Harrows, prices from £2 to £3 10s. each; 2 dozen sets of Whipplctrees, prices from 7s. 6d. to 15s. each; 6 small Oil and Petrol Engines, 1,11 and 21 h.p., prices from tio to £;0 each; 7 Chaff cutters, different makers, hand and power; 5 Corn Mills, prices from £2 to £20; 4 Churns, assorted sizes, prices from £2 to E5; 1 Bone Cutter, hand power, for poultry, cheap; 10 Corn Bins, prices from Cl to £3; 1 dozen well-made Garden Bar- rows, price 15s each; 3 Ilay Loaders, £10 each; 3 Martin Cultivators, £5 £6, and £7 each; 12 Horse lIoos, 30s. eacl1', 1 Potato Digger; 2 Potato Planters; 5 Turnip Cutters, El 10s. to £3 10s.; 2 gross of Culti- vat or Teeth and Points, to be old cheap; I gross of I Rake Teeth; 12 Pig Troughs, assorted izes: about 2 Tons of Plough Shares and Coulter Blades, to fit Hornsby's, Howard's, Roberts', Ransome's, and Hux- table's Ploughs; 2 dozen pairs of Plough Traces, very low price; 10 Washers and Wringers, some with boilers combined; also a large quantity of Garden Spades, Fork,. Shovels, Manure Forks, Pick;" and Sl1ovel. Agricultural Implements, Spare Parts, &c. Prices on application for all goods that are not marked in above list. The above pricos are subject to the goods beinf unsold when applied for. e268 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, &c. A Postcard is all it will cost you to obtain my new I A Majeestic Catalogue or a Catalogue of Royal Sun- beam, New Hudson, Swift, Royal Enfield, Singer, in Dor, or Star Cycles. These give fullest particulars of all the lates* in Speed Gears, Coaster Hubs, &.C. Write to-day and you will receive it per return.- Robert Bevan, Castle-streot, Cardiff. I Have a few Shop-soiled 1908 Models to dear at I greatly reduced prices. Many of these are fitted with 1909 tyres and are real bargains at the prices offered, ranging from £3 19s. 6d. to Ela-Robla Bevan, Castle-street, Cardiff. NOw's the time to end in your cycle to be thoroughly cleaned and overhauled, bearing in- spected, brakes, chwn, &c., adjusted, and other minor matters put right, or to have it re-enamelled and re- plated, or brought up-to-date by having a 3-spced gear fitted. On receipt of postcard I will send for you, cycle, have it examined, and give you a written quotation before commencing the work.—Robert Bevan, Castle-street, Cardiff. large number of really good Second-hand Cycles, A in sp C.did condition, from 30s. Particulars on receipt of postcard or inspection invited.-Robert Bevan, Castle-stree-Ca.r. e4g92 BARGAIN, Cycle.—J <idy's magnificent Coventry BMa.chine; latest, highest grade: plated rims, two rim brakes, ball free-wheel, all accessories; new 't Chri?tn?-; not oUed; g?aranted; no use ?. owner; I accept £ 4 10s.; approval before cash sent.—K. Sty, rak Villa, Clarendon-road, Weston-super-Mare. -F2 NORTON, 126, Queen-stree, Cardiff, is offering N' F;Whlee;, WhrdiO-;ll:tf I'r brakes, ena.melled green and lined, for £5 5s., or easy terms arranged; Lady's f5 19. ",289 PREMIER Cycles from £5 5.1.; Triu pE from £6 15s. -Nortoll 126, Queen-street, Cardiff. e290 PERSONS wanted to Take OTders for Cycles on easy payments.—H 93, Express, Cardiff. e126p15 -+- MOTORS, MOTOR CYCLES. The WORLD'S FAMOUS CAR. MADE IN 8 MODELS. CHASSIS Price from £187 0 D. Write for Owners' ExperienOlll. „ "Cost of Motoring. „ „ Catalogue. Post Free. Sole Agents:—AYLIFFE and SONS. CARDIFF and NEWPORT. Telegrams, Ayliffe, Cardiff. Nat. Telephone, E32. «3714 FOR Sale, 3-h.p. Motor-cycle and Side Car; £ 15.— 173, Clare-road, Cardiff. e274pl5 I-Have secured the Agency for 1909 for the following Motor Cycles; Triumphs, Premiers, Humbers, L.M.C., Minerva, Roc, Wolf, and Motor Reves. On receipt of postcard I will mail you catalogue of eithor of these, giiing fullest specification and p-riœRobcrt Bevan. Castle-street, CarditI. SECOND-Hand 50 bop. Humber, with touring body T s Second-hand 14-16 Argyll two-seater, for Sale.- Write for catalogues and full particulars of the famous iddeley" Autocars, the most reliable, silent, and eoonomical cars raanufaetured-Loml agents, Perry and Turner, Motor and Carriage Works, FTederick-street, Cardiff. cl384 WOLSELEY two-seater; excellent condition; Dun. W lop tyres, con-aMa;; many œpens1T8 ?W-; &TS.-J<HMC, Ba?eote, A?wyatw!?. eBMrM PIGEONS, POULTRY, &c. EGGS, Buff Orpingtons; grand, typical birds: great 1E layer taction guaranteed, 3s. doz.: unfertiles replaced. Exchange Broodies or Ferrets. Pen Black Wyandottes for Sale or Excbange.-16, Oxford-street, Barry. e235-p13 POULTRY, &c=ifyou want 'a, fllITeggb¡sket b,?v my hardy Pu!]et, from 3,?. Eggs, pure breeds, 5s.; C'ros, 3s.: day old Chicks, booked in advance, 7s. 6à.- Broadstone, Poultry Farm, Tinteru. el62pl6 SPLENDID large Geese for breeding; 2 Geese and Gander, 155.; 2 Ducks and Drake, 7s. 6d. Also splendid large young" Laying FC1\'b.-lngram, 22, Peny- peel-road^ Canton, Cardiff. e284pl5 WANTED, anv quntit? -i!l kinds of Live Fo,i?; also BanMms Rabbits. Doves, &c.-end prices to Ingram, 22, l'enyprel-ru:d. Csiuon, Cardiff. e2Slpl5 HORSES, LIVE STOCK. &c. 1 A T Stud.—The Curly PeTric,er, "Rhondd?, Ada.rk ?yes, massive bGnc. small ears, whip tail; winner on bench; perfect worker.—Photo, fee, and full pedigree, apply Thomas, Myrtie Houso, Pencoed. epl3 BAY Cob, 14.1, six years, sound; smart Governess Car. nearly new. rubber tyjes, brake; HPffi- mounted Harness.—44. Park-place. Cardiff. e204plo FOR .Sale. 2 White Pedigree Pomeranian Ftippies. male and f,niii e ;I)ctli toy-bred: aged I' weeks and 7 weeks; hoth very m.il.-Api?ly A. Britton, 161, Inverness-place, OudUt." e2c5pl5 S~ACRIFICE7Fast Poly, Harness] andGigT ca(- "arrand sound; pass all traffic; c'm bo en aiiv time: no dealers—.South Wales Automatic Company, ID, Com: leicial-strect, Aterbargoed. e252pl3 TU;Ei;;A few large, ETfglish Turkeys, Cocis :?,id Hens, ."or Sale—Ingram. 22, Penypeel-road, Canton, Cardiff. »" c283p15 TTITIRE-IIair :J;:te;d Pr1itCIf:- :o¿' cheap, ¿1 ,,ll'o'l- splendid hcuse dog; fond of childrc,l. Radnor-ro.id« Canton. ('236p13 CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &C. iT LEXANDRA Car; ponv size; natural wood t\ 01¡I;B)A rH t(r itl;0;:aJi2el';O!ld\ 11'aqU;C CARR!AGES. HARI'E'S, &C, to! ne.v; rubber mats, &c.; £ 12.—Thomas and Co" Shafteg- htlrstreet, Newport. e4983pl7 CASH Bargains.—15 Up-to-date Light Rail) C' ',I sizes, with and without .ubber tYr?.?,. 9everal Governess Cars.— Averys, Coach'ouilders, Newport. ep!3 "j P Ir??lli; cob size; condition new; F i?ttel with all latc-t impiovements; L,,t., inlity g_dl1r f'},i:l 1ii ¡J; ;o:\O :ii 22 guineas.—Thomis and Co., 19, Shaftesbury-street. !\ew- vvcrt. J e4983pl7 MART Ralii; cob 5: fiist-clsss condition: bruders Offo-d, I^ondon: our price 13 oT.lnens; onlv wants «».->ing.—Tho and Co., 19. Sha'tcsburv-street. New- Co., c49o3pl7 j SM-VRT P.wtic Pt.g-cavt fitted ri'.bb'r tvrs«: excel- S Mj! ;\{iiriG's:rJo:e.'t\dill;1\ t";O;('l2 etiineas; xc:ept?on,l bargain; lai,?ps, lubber n-at*.— Thomas, 19. Shafteshury-Mret, Newport. e*.983|>17 )¿" :¿;!f;Zr!in Xi¿itj. !:t-: Jl bfor pleasure or b'lEincss— Lewis, Ciare-street Snd Tudor-lane. Cardiff. eJSOO MISCELLANEOUS j BLIND Laths (Venetian). 15s. 3d. pèr 1.(Jé,)ft.: list | B to blind makers only on applicitioii. Also to Ili1dcrs-B'Jr English Doors, Mouldings, and Joinery; I compete with foreign; send for list. Also Timber of I all description.—Jennings and Co., 404, PC:1l1yw('¡1-road, Bristol. e32 DAN Richards, Gentlemen's Oitfitt?r, 15, St. '1!y street, Cardiff.—Sale now proceeding, previous to reJDovuI to large premises: see windows. "Snap the bargains." Nat. Tel., 2020. Coats clearing, 32. lid. e24p!3 j SWEETS, Chocolates, and Toffi- TIle cheapest holse ill the trade: ('nd for price-list, no%t frce.-J. Ba r- ?:et!. Wholesale Warehouse, 24, Bristol-street, Bir:njLg- ham. eis," rp vlLORS Clothiers, Drapers; established 30 years; JL owner retiring, or remain as sleeping partner; ille opportunity.—T. Jones, Outfitter, Paris House, Tonypandy. el93 o .rticle;Ú)rgs.-Ù(ï:=Kni-e. Forks, Spoons, OU Carvers; st nsational bargain.—Write for 1jt,: She (field Cutlery Supply Company. Century Works, I'hcffi,,¡d. olclp23 • MISCELLANEOUS WANTS BILLIARi) 4,r LI? tiid lowest or Exchange for a Evvol?-er, reply Q.M.S.. United Service's Mess, Wharton-s! reet, Cardiff. e2C7pl5 MISCELLANEOUS SALES. BAiwAiN:=Fit 33 Parts Harmsworth History of the World, new, 14 ,or E.cl,i.n7o for Ba.r-he1J not less than 11211). weight.—Walter Gist, Manor-ror.d, Ahersychan, Men. e236pl3 FiOR Sale, cr Exchange for Fowls or Airedale Pup, JL2 Cross Collia-ietriever Dog; 7 months; jet black; 12s. make demon yard dog.—Underwood, Harper's- rüiul, Ga.rnodi1Iait,t n', e282pl5 "ipX)R Sale, Ponny-in-the-slot Automatic Playing X; Pcnnyano; ten tunes: a sure money-maker.— Further particulars, apply Evans and Co., Portli Hotel, Llandyssul, S. W. ■ C1385 TTOi! Sale, living Van; heavy foods; I splendid underworks; bargain; £ 8—Apply 38, H'ivclock-street, Cardiff. e221pl3 GAS Stove, for heating; cost ]2, sell for 8s. Quantity Japanese Lanterns; cheap.—29, West- bourne-crescent, Cardiff. e265p15 GUNS.—See my windws If coiivenien otherwise GI"' ite for complete I!st of Guns, Rifles, R?olvers, Air Guns, ,Vc-—Robert Bevan, Castle-street, Cardiff. e5S32 SIX Lenten Sermons on Repentance (Welsh).—Address Vicar. J 47. Evening Express. Cardiff. e295p22 rj>HANSLATED Novels (some illustrated), Actresses L 1'otos; catalogue, with samples, Is.; letter postage, 2.d.-G. Art h l1:r 6, Passage Grana, Monte Carlo. '-m e296 HIST Drives.—1 dozen ^ted~ £ rtteiis, 7s. 6d. ii iid lQS. en. per dozen, post free; cash with order.- Greenland, 50, High-street, e215pl3 17HJR Sale, cheap, ?on" large Sheds, suitable for }'O-;l,t(';peE3;d 1('r;ppied367, 'gbid road, Cardiff. e297pl5 ACCOUNT Books.—Ledger, Cash Book, and Journal, Ac4r?mplet?) set: five quires superior paper in each; red, rough, or buff bmdmg; 15s. the set. carriage p<lid,-The Stationery Stores, Western Mail Buildings, Cl. rd i ff. ATLAS ?f the WOTWC, COmln??rce. edited by J. G. AP,a,tl,olome" F.R.S.E.; a new work of remark- able value. Price ::1., carriage paid.—The Stationery Stores. Western Mad Buddings, Cardiff. DOMESTIC ARTICLES SEOONirHAnd Mail-cart; good condit ion cbeap^ Sunny Bank, Rumney. e237pl7 JFWELLERY FOR SALE. AMES (10 yeam wftbFm-r SpiridionTputs Wrong Watches Right. The Best and Clia ?-t Shop in C-r- diff for Repairs to Watches, CIck, and Jewellery of every description (English or foreign). Musical Boxes Cleaned and Repaired promptly— Note address-38, Castle Arcade third ,hop from Castle-street). FURNITURE. "TTHjR Sale. Walnut Bedroom Suite," Dining Table, X; Bedsteads, Kitchen Dresser, Carpet and other Furniture.—St. Margaret's, Whitchurcli-road. e250pl3 ■fcUlRNlTUlSE Buying is a pleasure at Han-¡;"s-Yurni. X ture Sale, in the Market-hall. Newport. Five thousand pound3' worth of up-to-date Furniture Pianos Organs, &c. Every customer participates ii oui profit-sharing scheme. Brides-elect and those parties furnishing should not miss this1 golden opportunity. Goods bought during the sale stored free till Easter. Train faro allowed to buyers.—Harris's Furniture Depot, in the Market-hall, Newport. Caution, no connection with any other address. Come through Market. Arcade, facing 6tation (by Fennel's), Harris's is only a minute's walk. eau70 0 AK Dining Table for Sale 6ft. x 3ft. 6in.; one Of pingb'.{95a.liac.ntshiä:I. koh I'ark. e271p15 and Furniture for Sale, including-Bedroom p and Drawing-room Suite; all nearly new; young married people lea?ing Cardiff next week—Apply at onœ, 13, Hawden-place, Cardiff. e258'p J7 WOODEN Clothes Chest for Sale7 I't;it:e to tc?ol chest; size insi de, 2ft. 9in. x 1ft. 4i??. x I ft. 4ii. ;1) r a,3 lever-lock and strong handles.— Apply, in writing, Edwards, 12, Violet-row, Roath, CanlitI. el97pl6 MEDICAL REMEDIES. A RTTFICTAT. Legs, light weight, strong. comfort- able; Hands or Part Hands, Hook Arms, Crutches, Leg Irons, Spinal Apparatus. Ladies' Belts. Trusses, Domen Beit Corsets, Elastic Stockings, &c.; Makers of Stoelless Easifit Truss: list free. Lady attendant. Estd. If3.-Allen Pearce, 23 Charles-street, Cardiff. Nat. Tel., 1282. e227 MITCHELL*S Rheumatic P{¡ls: 1«. Id. post free; c ived thousands; Herbalist Herbs, in packet 6d.: cure vourself of all complaints; advice free of charsre; Massage Treatment and Magnetic Hea,ler.-16, Wynd- ham-arcade, Cardiff. e318pl9 SED stamped envelope for Advice to Mrs. Watson] Herbal Specialist, 110. York-road. Bristol. e90 r¡'ÍÙM1':LL'S Pills and POw(len have Cured TTb.usands. Why not you? S- that 'you get "Established 1879" on every label—Trimnell. the Herbalist, 144, Richmond-road, Cardiff, Agents wanted. e3499 rpo Fat People m?d Blieumatic ,Suffer(?r?p,:?' X tions Is.; cured hundreds.—Davis, Market-hall, Brynmawr. e296pl3 rpo Prevent Fraud see that you get Established X 19" on every label and wrapper of Trimnell's preparations, without which none are genuine—Trim- Dell, The Herbaliet, 144, Richmond-road, Cardiff. e3499 64-PAGE BOOK ABOUT HERBS AND HOW TO USE THEM, post free: send for one. I TRLMNELL, The Herbalist, 144, Richmond-road, Cardiff. 1 Established 1879. PI,SE'Tk81:r,DRESS, e3499 ¡ | ADVT. COUPON. | I CUT THIS OUT. ) Any person cutting out. this ( Coupon and sending it, aoooot- ) • panied by THREF PEN1\ or Six < Halfpenny Stamps for registra- )j I tion. will be entitled to insert c S Throe Times in the "Fvening Ex- ) press." free of charge, a Small S Advertiement not exceeding 30 ) c Words, of the value of Is. 2d. ) N.B.This offer does not apply ] to Business Advertisements. ) MONEY TO LEND. CHARING CROSS BANK, ESTD. 1870. r,\WIFF BRANCH: 73, ET MARY-STREET. Hi'id Offices • 28, Bedford-street, Charing Cross, Loudon, ,]1<1 "3, Bishoi^ate-street, Within, London, E.C. Eranches: lan" lie-ter, Liverpool, Leeds, Bradford. &M. :\sets £1,607,949 Liabilities £1,236,871 ourpius .I. n7l,G79 LOAN-' of E30 Xr, E2,COO eranted at a few hours' n't:c:. i'l itv.n or co\.ntry, on personal ecurity, i0WeHf'rr, precious ?tcnes, stocks, shares, and furniture without removal. Stocks and Shares bought and sold. Z per cent, allowed on current account balances:- Deposits cf £ 10 and upwards received as under:- Subject to 3 months' notice d withdrawal, 5 p.c. per an. 66 12 7 „ „ Special terms for longer periods. Interest paid quar- terly. Owing to the nature of cur investments we are able to pay rates o. interest on deposits that will com- pare favourably with dividends paid on almost any class cf stock or shareholding insuring the safety of capitaL We have been established for 39 years, and our position in the banking world to-day testifies to the success of o-* business methods and to the satis- faction of our c1!storners.-Write or call for prospectus. WILLIAMS and H. ,T TALL. Joint Managers. THE Old-estab'isr.ed Provincial Union Bank continues to Lend immen-e Sum Daily, from £10 to £1.000, 0.1 ote of Hand Alone or othe-r security. No office inquiry charges, whatever. -Moderate interest. Easy instalments. Special rates far short periods. Largest ;i;4d most honourably conducted business in the King- dom. Thoi:p>>nds of our regular customers have expressed their entire satisfaction in repeated trans- actions with I, A gentieman from Bank will wait upon yo" at one- with cash. Call or writ" 'it. confidence) t c- f.L"\GER STANLEY DOWPING, 1, QUEE="QL\:r.E. BR I SIX) L. e552t 'BORROWER'S QWX T^OTE. BY POST. £2. £3. £;5. £10, £20. £50, Repa*- by P.O from 1, Weekly. Enclo addressed Envelope. AIR. TREDWAY ST, ALBANS, HERTS. e2.32 w ITHOUT j^_XY sECURITY. LOAN- £ = TO £5.00 GRANTED. Easy Re-payments, Moderate Interest, Strictest Privacy. Write or call- e92 J. TL STONE 102, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. CJ ASH ADVANCES. P,10 to £1.000. ON NOTE OF HAND ALOE. Write or call- J. LAWRENCE, 1, Pembroke-terrace, Cardiff. elST £ 20 TO £ i> 0C0 ADVANCED Bv Priv"t" Lender on Simple Promissory N'*te& No Bills of Sole Taken, and Absolute Privacy guaranteed First letter of application receivem prompt atte1\ti<:>Hfi and intending borrowers are waited upon bv a representative, who is empowered to complete transactions on terms mutually arranged, NO CHARGE being made unless business actually completed Special Quotations for Short Loans. Write, in confidence, to C. WELLS 16. CLARE-STREET, BRISTOL. yoú CAN BORROW Direct from the Actual Lender- Mr. PHILIP MCRRIS. &), TAFF-STREET, POIITYPRIDD. Manager of The «outh Wales Loan and Finance Co., ANY SUM FRmf £5 to £1.000, Upon Your Own Promissory Note, and Re-pay to Suit Your Circumstances. Strict Privacy Guaranteed. Call or write, confidence, to- PIHLTP MORRIS, at the Above Address, Or to 27, Edward-terrace, Cardiff (private house). Applications from all parts receive prompt attention. e233 £ 10 to £ 5.oW Lent at Short Notice. Irrespective of d i,-t ?nce to All Classes of Householders, on Per. sonal ote of Hand or Other Security. Reasonable charges. Re-pay Tien* arranged to suit borrowers' co*. venience. Advances alsc made on Second Mortgages. Information readily given.—Applv— FIELDING. HA YES-BUTT.DINGS, CARDIFF. Nat. Tel. 467 Telegraphic Address, Atlas," Cardiff. £ 2 TO £20 IJOAS. JjlQUITABLE A DVANCE CO.. EXCHANGE CHAMBERS, 1. EDWARD-TERRACE (QUEEN-STREET END), CARDIFF. NO r- EEq FORMS FREE. Call or write for particulars to— | MANAGER, 1, EDWARD-TERR *CE (Queen-*treot End), CARDIFF. TeL No. 01399. e225 MONEY Lent. £5-£500: low rates; fair dealing?^ .1. ountv Credit Company (Limited), Agent W. P. Thomas, Abertillery. e302 THE CITY OF QABDIFF MONEY SOCIETY. (Registered Friendly Society). NEARLY ONE THOUSAND SHAREHOLDERS OAR- DIFF ALONE. AMOUNTING TO C21,550, Applications now invited for £1.500 from persons requiring cash, tIO, £20. £50, £100, £200. Weekly Te-paymenh Is 2d per £10 share. For small amounts Two Sureties accerrted. Householders, Tradesmen, and others find this Society most valuable. Cash advanced on Propertv. Life Policies, and other Securities. Full particulars free A. E. GTBBON, Permanent Secretary, Registered Offices 134, Queen-street, Cardiff. MONEY WANTED. WANTED, to Borrow, by mortgage, ?C-W on first- W'ie;ie3 b<t al-o £ 250 on fi Shops 199 y,.rs)t exceptionnllv good security.—State lowest interest, J 55. Evening Express, Cardiff. eSOSplS SHOP FITTINGS CROSS Brothers* seaje Department—Brery daM or Scales kept in stock; repairs promptly dcae at low prices, send for illustrated list. free.—Cross BrotHers. The Cardiff 7 r on mongers. 3 and 4. fit Mary-street. CROSS Bros (Ltd., Safe Department —Large" qtOek. various makes. Grifflths's 18 x 13 x 12, 48a. &d.: 20 x 14 x 13. 55s Perry's, 22 x 15 x 14, 8: 24 x VT x 16, 90s. Milner's, 25 x 19 x 19 1058.: 25 x 18 x 1 0, two drawers. 12P* -FuJI illustrated li»t« on apnMotMHi. FOR gal?' 'b'ap' or EYe1tane for anything useful, 2 FP;iir?; Gr?OLyrocer'? Scales and Weights, up to 141b.- Jerrams, Portmanmoor-road, East Moors, Cardiff. epM COAL, &c. CASH on delivery prices—Stove Coal 15s., LaTge 17&, C Red Ash Large 195., Best Nuts 20s., Beet Large 1s.. 22s., and 23s.. Cobbles 22s.—Shields Bros., Crwys Cos] Yard, R. R., Cathays. Cardiff N. T. 4282. 8160 WAGONS & COLLIERY RPQUISITIES FOR Sale, 25, Steel Trams. 2ft. 8in. and 2Jt. lOIn F gauge; large quantitv of New Steel and Caist Iron Rollers: Lom -type Boilers, 10 and 15 h.p; 20-T?? Trick-v.eiching Machine; Six 3-Ton Steam Derrick Cranes; 'ei.iWe tdC?;; wi:OntiÆ == Stewart and Co., Swansea. elm I- SALE, strong Miller's Wagon; excelient condtU?in- cheap to immediate purchaær.-M:ush and SoM, Abergavenny. e4893p!7 BUILDING MATERIAL. ANTES and Hayle Sands; Bldeford Gmvet XI Cementing and Skimming Sands; Prieft and samples on applicatlon.-13arry Sand and Gravel Oom. pany (Llmited>, Barry. elJI ¡po Builders—Iron Railings, Gate] and Coping X Stones, &c., for Salc?, cheap.—73, Llanelly-street. The Moors, Cardiff. eMp] 5 MACHINERY, TOOLS, &c. LATHE; 3J centres; eccentric, back gear, compound JU lide, Cushman, self-entering 5in. 3-jaw chuck, bell, and driver chucks: 7in. face plates, cariiere, tools and spares; sacrifice £ 6.—29, Treharris-atreet. e225pli TRACTION Thrashing Tackle; in splendid conditionf good bargain; can be seen working—Apply J 22, Evening Expre-ss, Cardiff. cl382 WANTED, Pair 16in. Horizontal Setf-oontained Winding Engines—H. 1. Williams and Co., Kid*. grove, Stoke-on-Trent. clSTO ARE YOU LOSING YOUR HAIR? t Have you large, bare places on the head? Do you suffer from any inconvenience whatt soever in this respect ? If so, consult ROBERT LANE, Specialist for the Treatment of the Hair. Consultations Daily, 10 to 6. ^pS> £ t^aiy appointmmt, Postal Gommnnicatdone Receive Prompt Attention. ROBERT LANE, HAIR & TOILET SPECIALIST. 3, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF.