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„ "EXPRESS" FARTHING PER WORD ADVERTISEMENT SCALE. 0' g^^paaria&ents Waited, Furnished Rooms t" be Ixsfc and Wanted, Situations Wanted SerVR!1ts Wanted, Public-houses Wanted and for Sale, Horses and Carriages, Miscel „ ''us 'Vl ant,s, Personal, Articles Last or Found, Sale and Exchange, and other Adver seinents of a similar character can he inserted in the EVENING EXPRESS for ONE FARTHING PER WORD. The Name and Address to be Three in ftrijens will cost half as much again as One Insertion, and Six insertions twice the price é eae. Odd ilarthz-s are not charged. Thug .— THRBFE TJMES. SIX TIMES. -12 words 3* %d. 6d. 18 » 4R 4d- — M* 9d. 24 » M. is 36 >. V lid. is 3d. Ihess charges, which 4ust he prepaid, &p$Iy consecutive insertions. The above scale døes >^t apply [to trade advertisements or to announcements Masating r public bodies. 4 Cheques, Postal, and PMoffice Orders shatUt* be crossed and matte payable to Mr D. W. THOMAS. In cases where Pestal Ord«.3 cannot be obtained advertisers are requested to send Halfpenny Stamps. Advertisements may bp. receive* at the following places:- CHIEF OFFICE TGSTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF. ¡ "WESTERN MAIL OFFICE Newport. WESTERN M.ML IEFICE. Swansea. -WESTERN MAIL'WICE Merthyr. MR. W. H. KEY, Tiff-street Pontypridd. MR. C. HuTCHi'Nes.<jueen.3tr«et Neath. 1 fer.sonau ADVERTISERS are (V.uuoned that Postmf^^l St; Not Allowed to IVih'er Letters Addw +n uncials ot iiciitious tfairios at any Post-office potters X addressed to miuirx!?. or fictitious names isrost or Wfe'er* mn* advertiser or one of the office^ the pi TfXf IJ'T-' 'be gentleman who was Seen to Iv fw. -P ^ortticote-street, on Sntnra 24t x ^ditt byurn tbe s&me to 12, Sorthote-stre.?' £ a;- fi. Gr. A. ST0NE AND C I ] • UNDERTAKERS, I jj ESTABLISHED OVER M YEARS. jj At the Old and Only Address— I i 16, 11, AND 12, WOR.KING-STREE'; 1 f -j CARDIFF, I AND UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF | I MISS STONE, | Agisted fey an Efficient Stalf. Telagraphie Address—"STONK," "Undertaker, G CARDIFF. 21585 iV ?!Ml*^Mi«Mie8B^»!8gicaa^wmcMaBg'flMnwi3aisMBss!«s^PaE^aii 'f Apartments, Reuses, &t. 1 A?- LARGE Villa for Sale, close to Hadyr Station good __ljargaui.—Applv J. Jenkins, Badyr. re3379"a3 43rf £ smahiT$n$cx. fB. MIS« Jp^ES, Dressmaker.—Dresmnaking done at -LTJL Ladies' Own. Homes or at Ker Own Home good style.—93, Woodville road. Cathavs. Cardiff. 3393ul "CYlrCa" WOEKS^ FOXTY PRIDD. Over 100 ('ycles to be Cleared Re £ arclle;>R Seria foi- special lists, pos4, free.—Repairs of all fI, Mn?ei"'&r Tnanncr promptly. jflonem IITOKEV Advanced Daily from £ 3 to £ 300 at a i„ r'orfs notice.— Apply to the Imperial Advance a^f^V' Sen^enydd-road, and 1, Mundy-place, Cathavs, ^r"Ig- e2983 a-r r t-a c r^OOD-LOOKING Brown Cob-; thickset, lT"har)ds, '••■oouu nil-,e years old free from vice and sound open to yei. examination now on grass price. £ 22 — Apply tor. Schroeter, 2, Pier Bead-chambers, Car- diff. 83396u6 IreiHiseg, QHOPS Wanted in good positions immediate pos- E e«fs«o^-Adare88, with particulars, D 10, Evening Express Office, Car iff. e3387u3 I^OK Sale, 22, Great ?rederiok~street. CardiffrabrnTt M m IT; D aHe unexpired ground-rent, 36s year.— !Hili Jflatrmioniai. 1VS" ATRIMOSY. I'ai'mfti' I-ady, £ 480 yearly, farm £ 1 ann w0?n £ J.500, stock £ 2,000: banking account, Confidence guaranteed.—Address Woodland, Advertiser Office, Bristol. e3394n6 ETsTLEiLAN, 27, tall, desires Correspondence with + ?°? ^ookinff "Y oimg Lady view matrinony Canaries INCESSANT hinginj Hartz Mountltin Cock Canaries ««v. Ya" c"aTnl>ions daylight, gaslight, and twilight tP ,war^ted in full rolling song 7s. 6d. each. oiSW neara singing- at 66, Wells street, Riverside, 22Ei?L e3399u6 CyAv^,S?S'~Hartz Mountain Rollers, Marvellous «md °| Songr, 9s. and 10s. 6d.; also YorksMre fisessin^ sjo'i Stamp Bsply, Baker, Empire Hair- SBRa^g^Freterick-streel, Cardiff. e3374nl Ki° »xMkw"n^anl0^t> the'bwi,i in caltiv*tior>, for O3404U7 PEIMB Irian Hay for 8a,le, in quantities—I or particulars address D 34 LSI Expreeg Office, Cardiff. ^ress D 3-t, Evemn, T^ALE'S Gold Medal Dubbin makeTsoots andHar fJ neBS Y.^erproot, soft, and wear three times loneer A.lo^» pohslnngr; 17 highest awards—Sold by Boet maKers.Lestbcrseilers. &:c., tins 2d., 6rl., and Is. [E OCOTCH V.'ldsky,—A Sample Bottle,of Pine Old uraisnnijre Whisky forwarded, carriage paid, on. 01 wst»l ix-der for 3s. 6d. "One of the finest whiskies Scotland produces."— Vide Press.-T. C Soyack, Portobeilo, SB JSgg^WKP»qyaBB«^»BtigaB»araa«BiiBBg33aBa i^ferellaiteoug Situations, A CMtionedlhat Postmasters are I^tisW or Mw Letters Addressed to isiuiais oi I .ctjtions at anv Post-office. Letters •dd^w6at the n-ls( -°r llames must bear the Wiverta8er or one of office^ of the S^ATn^dS'vJ-01^ ^~25^"are of hors^TSrld I> 44, Hxpress Offioe, Cardiff. [e2 a fe4w hi§t-class BankeT^dT flSdaJ W. Clarke, Sculptor e338.°-il tJOME ^mploj^ent.—Writers WantedTEanyT^ her agency correspondence (no canvi in»' 4k EO Oook-bnying). Instructions alone 3d coin v-itii S^mfT'^n RtUi"?edif ^«n^not plain1' (^od income. -Cnamney, 26, B 'anmont-road, London. [pd -If you Require Assistance ■Mtcw^nr \?v anv «tller Clerical Work, send goCTcard to Careful, ftestem Mail, Kewport. re3334n3 WANTED, Work by á good Paperhanger: piece Cardiff otherwise.—Appl, c 44, Express Office ,T„nr~ e3382u3 a Look AfteTHoTTe f>mc» Car,1' Oemrer Goods.-Apply D 3, Express c33080ii5 ^V ^sinvip' handy Man 113 Groom, &c. must be frfr 46, Western Mail Office Car- J 4573u3 tf> Look after Two "We homo r- f Cvgr<lel'er i. B°o<l character; comfo. Emlyn. rr. VV yi.i. '■ 2" • • t'»/v»u(tlily understands ■nottthsh5- worK—Apply Mon- asar New, .-shmsnt, Bassalleg, i'« ■ y -^r— — 45o3u7 i v Jmmt(1i.at5.1y, Groom-Cfoachman must make himR0jj^p" r^t 'Vden and be willing to Brondes, Brvaio», l! 1 f -Apply S. P. Thompson, l_a 4511ti6 \V ai) foiia'.a?'11"> l»«y, about 17; live in house WAtS to" timb^^ barter must be accus- employment; wa*e* £ i Aberpergwm Estate Cffice/Giyn.Kp!lt>l ^Jp 7 WANTED, near C!^diffr<Jj»om-Coachman mnst have excellent character from iOI< i be willing to make himself generally useful- W?lvb^ letter, with full particulars, to J./coi^' ctfb, -E: _4429u2 WANTED, Gardener, to Make Himself""General!v Useful, Milk, Attend to Cows, Pon/p^r, food references reqnired.-Mrs. G-wyn, The Cottars' ju.anaoogh, near Cowbridge. Z!9sS *7" ANTED immediately, Plain Gardener,7 wh< » understands horses and can milk married — Apply, with references, to Mr. Spittle, Llanliennock Pear Caerleon. 4377n5 \KT ANTEp, smart Boy, about 14, Look After Pon; •■7 and Act as Page in Small House in Country.- with references, D 16, Western Mail, Car (¡iff. 4343ul *1^ ITT AND CO., 39, Bute-street (left Vroout^io'^k Cu*« in. a Few Bays \ALI ^loOHAKU-jiife, either Const!tiitional or Acquired fcmciey TrouWe«, Pain& in the Baclf Witkout Mur rary. Coiisultations Daily, frem Ten a-.ra. till Til Advice Free. e352n6 ¥AXTE D, a, Gardener, kitchen garden and glass, 'f to Make Himself Generally Useful.—Apply, iting terms, &c., W. Merchant, Plas-y-dderwen, mtypridd. 4295u3 VANTED, Groom-Coachman; unmarried; abstainer preferred must have good character country ice.—Colonel Gray, Stone Hall, Wolfscastle, Pem- okeshire. 4182V2 ¥ ANTED immediately, Gardener.—Apply, statins age, wages. d references, to Mrs. Bees, Glan- ,re, Aberdare. aM 4086p29 T7"ANTED, Groom-Gardener, with good references V —Apply T. Cordey, Stow Park. Newport. ^P27 TOtrNG Man Seeks a Situation as Second, or a Small L Single-hand PlaDe as Gardener; can be well recom- ended.—,T. O. Stapleton, Post-office, Stapleton, Bxis- 1. 4557n7 '1 ENTLElVtAN highly recommends Groom as Groom I- or Groom-Coachman; thoroughly understands inters good stableman; light weight.—Holmes, hite Ball, Wellington, Somerset.. 4S49u3 yTBS. WYLIE CR,n thoroughly Recommend Young 1.1. Man, aged 23, as Helper in Stables under good ftchmau he has been in her service some time, and ways given entire satisfaction.—Address Blaendyffryn, andyssil, South Wales. 27955 FOOTMAN (under a butier or single-handed); height, 5ft. bin age,' 19; understands plate, lamps, hrmt- g things, boot tops good character.—Apply Kendall. Guildford-street, Hereford. 4552u3 ¥ ANTED, Situation as Groom or Groom-Coaclmiai! good reference aged ?4 single.—Address •oom, Ffrwdgrcch, Brecon. 4437u2 J ENEEAlToR CHARD Can Highly Recomnieiid His X Gardener to any Gentleman Requiring the Service a Man Experienced in All Branches; aged 30 >rried.— Ajjply Gardener, Alltygog, Nantgaredis, Car- aJthen. 4448116 %T ANTED at once. Re-engagement as Working Bailiff on gmaii Farm; attend to stock and ;k; married, no family; wife, dairy, poultry; good Jreiices.-App]v M., Western Mail Office, Newport, 4374u5 1!TLER (Foreign) Wishes Place height 5ft. 6in. i-j.a?61! 31; wages £ 50; best reference.—Apply C., impark, Crickhowell. ?259uL- i -JiT'Sv^ER Seeks Re-engagement (Head Working iSr S.u^le) experienced in all branches; excellent T. aged Zi..ttenditl. 4269u3 A jitleman Wishes to Recommend a Young >fa,n as loiman under a Butler, or Single-handed Foot- waiT?'e^ 21 beight 5ft. Tin. town or country.—Apply W. •t\sfiet, Beaupre, Cowbridge, South Wales, [ul Ti^TlHead); Single-handed Boots, 12s. Potman, W. t; Paj-ebay, 4s. Barman, Cowman, Others ,Charles-street, Cardiff. N.B.-Several lseng,1. 4612ul \\f ^BDi.smart Lad as Ostler and Boots; must „ „„! ie himself generally useful.—Apply Pelican —Ujvelly, Carmarthenshire. 45%u3 T/D, a Young Man as Under Boots must TO\?a\ g°°d reference.—Apply Head Boots, Bush !±!^2j3iyr. 4586u7 1Z Porter.—Wanted, a respectable Young West gate Hotel, Newport, Mon T4378u5 £ ood appearance. Seeks Situation 7. „/M any part town good references.—1, Ri I _Jig:tit£J Craliellrrg, i"4,'riior"a''ATIS Required Throughout Gla- For terms" a Society doing a first-class business.— T, at-rP.it ?h equal any, write District Manager. iiarth. e3402uy T ^partiei^ and Agents for Penny Speciality; stam-n a'nci one dozen samples, post free, t Z L utmp'- Manager, I, Portland passage, e3398n6_ A eplendiTF-^ per Quarter, paid weekly frSo _iing; experience unnecessary speci- mens \ss Com po Works, Earn worth, "Bol- ton e3356u8 T(inGeno?mo^F™°^ valuable Agency, result^ rH-triofcR is Off^rp"' and specially adapted for mining infative now if enterprising Tradesmen reprc- Cijr(1™- 4334u2 WA™s aniablf'' enereetic Men as (?an" lv the SiriWlect01'B sal»'7 »nd commission. Merthyr Wh >ufacturin^' Company, either at Ph-fReo'uired for Sv0^ or Swansea. Also Young GrOH e q«i_ea^torJy Apply to the Neath Branch. [u5 W^Z^n^rpV15'' Collector and Canvasser atSood references indis- pensab^. Apply, ^"Vafe-es, Sc., personally, between ^Sltle-roi", Cardit Boath Furnishing Company, 42, Castle-road, Cardlt 4286u3 AGENTS Wanted ,eTa| terms; whole or spare time.—Address ,nce 222 to 225, Strand, Lon- (10-1, W.C. 4239n3 WANTED,^ a N or with good connection n o^rwt cap».ai^, to Represent first-class nouse at Docks. Apply experience and salary required to C 29, Wester,Cardiff. 4119ul T B^VEn L?R^WJnter"t^W^s^f~England in salary, fa.^D 2, Westernf Clerfeg Hi^jftanao:er £ >» ADVERTISERS are Ca~j:^ ^^o»tmasters"u~e Not Allowed to D^ 11ters Addl-eosed' ro Initials or Fictitious Name^n p0st-office Letter^ *d £ r«e'orfflS names must'bear the W^rnMaUhe advertlBerone of the offices of th WAtrmf n' S/'0rt,fnCI (; typewriter (Reming ton) preferred.— Appt tn E 4 Western Mail, Cardiff. tating salar7' WANTED, General Clerk t „,itahl„ applicant must have 8tpstjmoni-ils and re ferences^Address E 1, Veste^84^0u3 e" "YltTANTED, a sharp, intelt -o I 3LG?SIAR* "WIGY.- XAW.—Wante 1, Junior Clerlr- J Typewriter; shorthand pr?,ca? w 5^? Mail Office, Newport. ed.—Lex, Western LAW.—Wanted, Junior Cler'r—:— between one and two o'cloclp?,y' 5, Church-street, Cardiff. Beyllon 2791] ~VJST ANTED, a Certificated b~,T — 7 accustomed to work steep st"alla^el' one Address C 25, Western Mail. Cardif,1"dlSPe.nsa'?*e and salary required. ^ugr expenence EFFICIENT Shorthand Clerlr;—Tf Knowledge Book-keeping an? y? nS Work, Wants Situation salary, 2Cfeneral boume-ptace, Cardiff. 4^7 CLERK (22) Desires Engagement i;—: chartering', correspondence, I* French, German. Italian, shorthant. lnR> perience.—D 11, Western Mail, Cardiff6 EVENING "Employment.-If You ^C"7711 with Accounts or any Other Ci^" A->sistaiic postcard to Careful, Western Mail, NeM SMART Shorthand Writer, Typit~77— French and Spanish CorrespondenrO'^eepi-i lion; salary 30s.: highest references.—y oitrua- Mail, Cardiff. '> Western MW 2[£>sistants, WANTED, an experiencsdHsiifor Gefc — Also Y"oung Ladies for Fancy c<vr^? and Co., 82, Queen-street, Cardiff. ^92$ GROCERY and Provisions.—Wanted —; Assistant must be honest and obligif smart enclose photo.—C. Hole, Milford Haven.^J^?°|s: DRAPERy.-Wanted, an experienced ,——— Junior, for Manchester Department ft.c,o -j -jes application.—J. E. Davies and Co., Temple rsonal Merthyr. GROCERS.—Smart Assistant "Wanted; ^—— iiiimSw ii7im?pMiiifii partners!) tps» PARTNF/K Wanted, Sleeping or Otherwit— PARTNF/K Wanted, Sleeping or Otherwit— Going Concerh first-class paying business a town no opposition.—V 24, Western Mftil,?e port. DVERTISER, 23, Desires Junior7Parraershi- Business (Wholesale Beer, Coal, preferred Commercial strictest investigation; capital Jjr D 28, Western Mail, Cardiff. 44 GENTLEMAN with £ 100 capital Wishes Start Paying Business smart salesman, traveller experience auctioneering strictest confidence. Western Mail, Cardiff. 41$ JMPOBTANT TO ME A1.1, DJSEASES Qt) iCSiy CURED. Apply to PBOPESaOB PBIC5B, &5, BUI STREET, C4RWFF. ^rrbante, Barmaftg, &t. WANTED, by the 13th of April Next, a good Plain Cook.—Apply, stating particulars, to Mrs. Grover, Clvdach Court, Pontypridd. 3381u3 WANTED, a good General Servant.—Apply Neville 'r '¥ Hotel, Clare road, Cardiff. e33S7u3 I ENERAL Servant Wanted; able to do plain cook- \.X ing coEafortable situation.—Apply Mrs. Woolton, Cloth. Hall, Slerthyr. 4560u7 '¥j! XPERIENCED Cook Wanted.—Apply to Mrs. F. j j E. Williams, 1, Uplands-crescent, Swansea. [4584u3 ~TANTED, for Family of Two, good General Ser- v V vant, capable of cooking well; housemaid kept.— L. P., Western Mail, Swansea. WANTED, a General Servant; good character W reauired.—Apply Avon House. 19, Charles-street, Cardiff. 4532u7 GOOD strong General Wanted; must have good re- ferences.—Mrs. Laugher, Rock House, Ely-road, Llandaff. 4576u3 HOUSE-PARLOURMAID Wanted; Ohurchwoman aged about 30: wages, £18, all found. Also Kitchenmaid must be strong, active girl; aged 17 to 18 13 to 19, fill found.-JYfrs. Edwards, Ashlewortll Rectory, Gloucester. 4543u5 WASTED, Middle-a_^ed Woman as General; in country; ceok and nurse kept near Monmouth wage? £ 14.—D 23, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. [u5 ^17*ANTRBI), a respectable Person as Nurse for Young- ? Y Children assistance given.—Address Mrs. Davies, Eglwys Brewis, near Cowbridge. 4406iil WANTED, good General Servant good references required.—Appiy Jfo, Morris, 85, Albany-road, Cardiff. 4453u6 HOUSE-PARLOURMAID Wanted; small family.- JL Apply 17, The Pande, Cardiff. 445&u2 WANTED immediately, respectable Woman to Take Sole Charge of a Young Baby mother dead; country house good references required 0113 who has had children of her own preferred.—Apply, stating salary, to W. E. Purser, Grondre House, Clynderwen R.B.O. 4444u2 PARLOURMAID Wanted; housemaid kept; must be good needlewoman Church and G.F.S. pre fened; two in family.—Apply Mrs. Horace Jbyne Cambridge House, Newport. 27924 WANTED, thoroughly experienced General Servant I must be a good Cook, for a Family of Two railway fare will be paid.—Write, stating wages and references, Mrs. Lee, Hillside, Anerley-hill, London, S.E. L10950 £ ""1 ENERAL Servant Wanted.—Apply Fennelh 54, v_X Windsor-road, Penarth. 4433u6 WANTED by 6th March, good General; wages £ 12 Also clean Girl, about 18 wages £ 9. Good refe rences.—31, Charles-street, Cardiff. 4434a6 WANTED, a good House Parlourmaid. — Mrs. Leyson, Bloomfield, Sketty, Swansea. [4478u2 eENERAL Servant Wanted mnst be good plain VX cook, and able to wash and iron; two in family housemaid kept good character indispensable.—Apply Lewis, Pentwyn, Merthyr-rcad, WANTED immediately, good General Servant, for 3, Partridge-road, Cardiff; two in family.—Apply The Hollies, Llanishen, CardiS. 44S9u6 WANTED, a Cook or a General Servant, who v understands good cooking. Also a Housemaid.— Apply Mrs. Simpson, 41, Newport-road, Cardiff. [u6 WANTED, experienced General Servant in Small Family. — Apply 10, Ruthin Gardens, Car- diff. 4360ul WANTED, a good Cook for the Country; kitchen maid kept also an experienced Parlourmaid aged about 30.-Apply 26 Box, Post-office, Newport' Mon. 4388u5 O !JK E-PA R LO U RMTi O Wanted aged aboat 18; 1L good character in dispensable.—Lewis, Pentwyn Merthyr-road, Pontypridd. 4366n5 \%T AN TE D, good Plain Cook dairy of two cows no V» washing good character house-parlourmaid kept.-Mrs. Jones, Penyrock, Llandovery. 4212u2 VST ANTED, for Country, by 12th March, an ex- V? perienced Cook, 30 to 35 must be a good manager and bread maker; dairy occasionally wages £25 to £30; good character required from last situation. -042, Western Mail, Cardiff. 27876 WANTED, experienced Housemaid: also good Plain Cook; wages, £ 16.—Apply Box 62, Post- office, Swansea. 4289u3 WANTED, by March 4th, a Housemaid good refe rence. — M. H., Western Mail Office, Swan- sea. 4290u3 WANTED, respectable Girl as General Servant for Small Family good references required.—Mrs. Price, Norwood, Ely-road, Llandaff. 4232113 WANTED, Young Girl of neat appearance as House- maid in a Gentleman's Family in the Country wages £ 10.—Mrs. Scott, Llanstephan, Carmarthen. [u3 WANTED immediately, thoroughly good Cook- General. Also superior Nurse-Housemaid fond of children and good needlewoman.—State age, wages, references, &c., to Mn. Pollard-Lewis, Bank, Llan- elly. 4246u3 WANTED, by the 13th of April Next, a good Plain Cook. — Apply, stating particulars, to Mrs. Grover, Clyda-ch Court, Pontypridd. 4215u3 WANTED, strong Girl for Farmhouse; must be good milker.— State age, wages, and references, Mrs. Jenkins, Mount Pleasant, Lisvane, Cardiff. [u3 PLAIN Cook Wanted —Apply Mrs. i'iddian, 23, The 1 Wr,!1;, 4233«3., WANTED at once, good General Servant; able to wash and iron three in family.—Apply 39, Kings- land-crescent., Barry Dock. 4235u3 WANTED immediately, respectable Girl, about 18 as General Servant; good references required.— Apply Carlton Villa, Oowbridge-road, Cardiff. 4257u3 WANTED, in a Small Family, a thoroughly WANTED, in a Small Family, a thoroughly experienced House-Parlourmaid.—Apply, giving references, Mrs. Powell, Maes-y-Dderwen, Hirwain, near Aberdare. 4264u3 OUSETFARLOURMAID Wanted Middle March J-i- Small Family, London; state age, experience, wages.—Apply, between ten and twelve or four and six, to Mrs. Richard Evans, Penalltau, Barry. 4304u3 WANTED, good General that understands Cooking housemaid kept.—Apply Mrs. Speed, Hazelnut, opposite Station, Penarth. 4261u3 WANTED, General Servant for Business House.— Apply, giving full particulars of last two situa- tions held, B. W. Davies, The Square, Neath. 4312u3 WANTED, good General Servant able to cook w no washing; nurse kepL-6, Hickman-road Penarth. 4200u2 ~V\7"ANTKD, a good General Servant.—Apply 1, Ciarence-terrace, Granger-own, Cardiff. 412iul WAN TED, an experienced General Servant good references required.—Apply, with full particulars, to Mrs. Jenkins. Penderyn Rectory, Aberdare. [4G87ul WANTED immediately, a good Plain Cock .—Apply, with references, to Mrs. Radford, 2, Victoria- road, Penarth. 413Sul \\TANTED, thorough Upper Housemaid about 30 T T plain needlewoman. -Apply to Mrs. T. M. Frank len, St. Hilary, Coivhridge, Glamorgan. 3924til 1,7* ANTED, Situation as Kitchenmaid in Gentleman's TT Family; aged 20; thirteen months' good refer- ence,-Adc1ress B. Bowditch, Coldra, Caerleon, New- port, Mon. 1;519u2 VST ANTED, by respectable Person, as Cook under- Y v stands dairy and baking; where kitchenmaid kept.—M" 16, Thesiger street, Salisbury road, Car- diff. 4499u6 WANTED, by thoroughly respectable Girl, Situation as Housemaid or Second in Large Place aged 19: good references.— Address P., 84, Saltmead-road' Cardiff. 4508ul AS Housemaid or House-Parlourmaid no objection to country good character.—H., Mrs. Furiiivall's Select Registry, Cardiff. Experienced Nurse Disen- gaged March. 4399u5 WANTED, Situation as Housemaid in Gentleman's fV Family where parlourmaid is kept good needle- woman.—Apply H. Grant, Kingstend, Peterston-super- Ely, Cardiff. 4383u5 IADIES Requiring Servants, Servants Places, apply J Jones, 152, Cardiff Market. Nurses, Helps, House- maids Disengaged. Ladies' Maid, Cooks, House-Parlour- maid Wanted.. 4349u5 DISENGAGED Cooks, Parlourmaids, Housemaids Barmaid, Bailiffs, Grooms, Coaehmen, Groom- Gardeners, Gardeners, Tenths. Wanted, Generals, Nurses, Others.—10, King's-road, Cardiff. 4010u3 SITUATION Wanted as Plain Cook; excellent S character from last situation. Thirty other Servants (all classes) Disengaged.—Mrs. Coster, Regis- try, Gloucester. 4250ul0 LADIES Suited with All Clas ses of Servants. Situa tions Secured for Servants. Fee Is.—Miss Walters 30, Page-street, Swansea. 429111.3 WANTED, Situation as Parlourmaid; thoroughly experienced; good references.—Apply C 13 Western Mail Office, Swansea. 4150ul WANTED, Under Barmaid; used to quick counte, trade; strictly honest; good references.—D 38r Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 4498u6 WASTED at once, Two strong, clean Generals, Able to Do Plain Cooking.—Apply Mrs. Aurelius, Navigation Hotel, Treharris. 4526ul WANTED, Barmaid quick counter trade good reference required.—Apply R. Wiltshire, Cam- brian Hotel, St. Mary-street, U'I.rdiff. 4505u2 WANTED, a Young Person as Barmaid willing to assist in light housework good references" re- quired.—Apply, with full particulars, the Red Lion, Aberavon. 4529u2 WANTED, experienced Kitchenmaid, wages £ 18 also Under-Kitchenmaid, wages £ 14; "also ex- perienced Waitress, wages £ 29.—Ewins and Sons, Albert Restaurant, Newport. 4578u6 WANTED, Kitchen and Scullerv Maid com- bined good wages given.-Apply Esplanade Hotel, Penarun. 27940 WANTED, £ highly-respectable Young Lady as Bar- maid one who has not been out before not objected to.—Address, enclosing photo (which will be retlln,ed1, to Miss Jennings, Exchange Restaurant Swanse:1- 4479u6 XIXTANT-FD, an experienced Commercial-room ,» aitress.—Apply, stating height and experience, Mrs. Richard, Angel Hotel, Abergavenny. 4424u2 WANTED, a respectable Young Person as General servant, with good character.—Apply Always, wine Merchant, Brecon. 4416ul WAt!5 fEr»' also Scullerymaid. — Apply Mrs. D. E. Williams, Ivy Bush Royal Hotel, Car- martnen. 4445u2 WANTED, thorough respectable Greneral Servant — Apply Borough Arms, St. Mary-street, Car- a' 4469n2 TA'i4TEI), a Proprietress, Great 4408ui ,if,, CARDIFF. rj H E A T B E ROYAL. TJKSSKK ANfI MANASKR.. Mr. EDWARD PLETGHWR THUBSDAY, MARCH 1st. .a 1,,t. NIR. D'OYLY CARTE'S Renowned REPERTOIRE COMPANY TO-NIGHT! Thursday Evening MIKADO. Friday Evening PATIENCE. Saturday Morning H.M.S. PINAFORE Saturday Evening H.M.S. PINAFORE and TRIAL BY JURY. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. A Special Holiday Train leaves Swansea for Cardiff on Thursday, March 1st, at 2.15 p.m. Prices 6d. to £228. Eiriy Doors, 5.30. Doors Open at Seven. Commence at 7.30. Half Time at Nine. Seats not guaranteed. Morning Performance—Doors Open at One. Com- mence at Two p.m. Booking Offices at- Messrs. Thompson and Shaekell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. Thompson and Shaekell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. 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Got His Eye on Him, CARDIFF ELECTOR: Seems to me, Sir Edward Reed is too thick with those foreign chaps. They ore no friends of ours. I ""0;

ELECTING AN INCUMBENT. I A Novel Custom rn the Parish of Willervhali. It is an interesting fact about WiiienhaM, the parishioners of which have extended a strong invitation to the Rev. W. E. Rosedale, th.' rector of Canton, to become a candidate for the living, that it is one of the few parishes where the parishioners elect inoumbente just in the same manner as they elect membprs of Parliament. It seems that at some of these elections the most rowdy scenes were witnessed —a possible indication of that which would occur in Wales if disesta.blishment ever came about. The first public meeting of electors in connection with the vacancy which has taken place in the incumbency of St. Giles, through the death of the Rev. G. H. Fisher, was held in the Town-hall, Willenhall. on Tues- day, in the interests of the Rev. J. E. Page., of Binfield, Bracknell, Berks, one of the can- didates.—Mr. George Baker, who presided over a large attendance, said that in calling that, meeting there was no feeling of antagonism to the churchwardens of St. Giles, who had 0011- ve»*ev1 a awxiiug' to be heM or Friday. The k last election was a time of great- strife and tribulation, and the riots and scenes which took place were a disgrace to civilisation. (Hear, hear.) It was hoped that there would not be a repetition of such scenes, and, so far as the Rev. J. E. Page was concerned, he was anxious that the contest should be fought fairly and squarely. He submitted Mr. Page's (vaims to the intelligence of the 460 electors. With regard to the mode of procedure at the elec- tion, he understood, the churchwardens having apprised the lord of the manor of a vacancy having occurred, he would direct his steward to appoint a day for the election, and the steward would attend for the purpose of taking the votes of the resident owners of land of inheritance rated to the poor. The name of the gentleman obtaining a majority of votes would be forwarded to the lord of the manor, who would make the announcement to the bishop.—The Rev. J. E. Page said there were very few livings that were in the gift of the inhabitants, but there were some people who thought that it would be better if there were more livings over which the residents could have more control than they had in the selec- tion of the ministers. The position of the incumbent of St. Giles was one of importance and responsibility, and the electors had a serious and solemn task before them in making a selection of a clergyman. He did not wish it to be understood that he had no desire to better his position, because he believed them to be sensible people; but he trusted they would accept his honesty so far when he said that, while he desired to come to Willenhall in the hope of getting a better status and a better income, he did not require that as an end, but as a means of doing good. (Hear, hear.)- On the motion of Mr. T. Kidson. seconded by Air. jjesse Tildesley, a vote of thanks was passed to Mr. Page for his address.

GEORGE KENNAN AT CARDIFF. He Lectures on Convict Life in the Siberian Mines. Mr. George Kennan, an American gentle- man who is well known as an intrepid tra- veller in Siberia and for the articles he has written describing the treatment of Russian political exilæ in the Siberian mines, on Wednesday night delivered a lecture in the Park-hall, Cardiff (under the auspices of the Cardiff branch of the Society of Friends of Russian Freedom) upon what he has seen in Russia, and especially in Siberia, the lecture being illustrated by lantern pictures taken from photographs and sketches made on the spot. Mr. T. H. Thomas presided in the un- avoidable absence of Professor Viriamu Jones, and the large hall was crowded, Mr. Kennan's lecture was intemely interesting. He minutely described the outrages which, he said, were the necessary result of the barbarous system of government in Russia. The pictures des- cribing the mines and the condition of the hope- less prisoners, many of whom had been exiled without trial and for offences of which they knew nothing, were most realistic, and cheers were given when the lecturer advocated a change in the g-overnment-a change which should bring about necessary reforms, together with independence and freedom.—A vote of thanks was passed to the chairman and lec- turer.

THE ROYAL VISIT TO WALES. Lord Penrhyn Makes Arrangements for Their Reception. Lord Penrhvn, whose guests the Prince and Princess of Wales are to be at Penrhyn Castle during-the first week in July, on Wednesday met at Carnarvon the Lord-lieutenant (Mr. Greaves), the Hon. T. J. Wynn ( high-sheriff- elect). ana the Mayor of Carnarvon (Mr. Issard Davies), and discussed with them certain details connected with the reception. Lord Penrhyn has given £100 towards the subscription fund of the National Eisteddfod, at one of whose meet- ings their Royal Highnesses will be present Lord Boston has given £ 25, and the Lord- lieutenant of Carnarvon ten guineas.

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BIG SCHEME AT SHEFFIELD. A New Contr-a-I Station to Cost a Miltioo and a Quarter. At Sheffield City Council on Wednesday the project for constructing a central station and connecting it with the existing lines by a district railway, at a cost of Cl,250,000 of money, was discussed, an application having been receired from the promoters for the corpo- ration to subscribe £100,000 to the capital. The site which the station would occupy having been condemned as unhealthy, the corporation are committed to an expenditure of £60,000 in clearing it. As this outlay would be saved if j the statien is constructed, the corporation were urged that titey may well invest in the com- pany. The council decided to subscribe the tnoney subiect to conditions.

A SUDDEN END. A Cardiff Engineer Drops Dead in a Barry Hotel. On Wedsesday afternoon, about five Mr. Jeseph Hedghill, aged 58, living in Mackintosh-place, Cardiff, the cbief engineer ef the steame;hip St. Fagan's, wa,s in the smoke- room of Mr. Culley's hotel at Barry Dock, in company with Superintendent-engineer Mow, and, having' drunk a portion of a glass of beer served to him, he entered into conversation with Mr. Mew, when he suddenly fell to the fioor, and died almost immediately. An inquest will be held.

KATE CONWAY. Her Strange Disappearance from Merthyr is Still a Mystery. The whereabouts of Miss Katie Conway still remain undiscovered, and the fear gains ground that she has committed self-destruction. KATIE CONWAY. (From a photograph by Dietgens, Queen-street, Cardiff.) I

PONTYMISTER RIOTERS. Agitation for a Remission of their Sentences. The agitation on behalf of a remission of the sentences passed on the eleven men found guilty of riot at Pontymister on Christmas Day last has now been taken up by Mr. John Burns, who, it is stated, will make a point of pressing the matter upon the Government, if the separate appeals to the Home Secretary do not bear fruit. The matter will, probably, be made one of the points dealt with at the great Trades Union demonstration proposed to be held in Hyde Park on Saturday, March 17, to protest against the action of the House of Lords with reference to the Employers' Liability Bill. Miners' Meeting at Abertiliery. At a crowded meeting of the workmen em- played at the Penybont Colliery, at the Salvation Army hall, Abertillery, on Wednesday, a une,nimons resolution was passed, which will be forwarded to the Home Secretary, requesting him to institute an independent inquiry into t- conduct of the police at Pontyr-' ç to release the men. to v passed upon thl'!r' » «-4ir

————————— ——————————— THE WARINA INCIDENT, I An Explanation Shows that the French were at Fault. A supplement to the Loudon Gazette was issued on Wednesday evening containing Lieutenant-colonel Ellis's full dispatch respect- ing the recent operations against the Sofas. It transpires from these dispatches thai so far back as November 27, before leaving Freetown on the expedition, Lieutenant-ctflonel Ellis received a £ the adjntant-general of the warning him not to approach too near to placed where the Preach troops were stationed, for fear of running the risk «f coming collision with them, -and this injunction, he states, he carefully observed by despatching letters in duplicate to the nearest French posts and in other wa.ys. Unfortunately, Lieuteliant Maritz was not com- mandant of any post. He had been engaged for some time past in travelling with bis party ef soldiers within the sphere of British in- fluence. The dispatches established beyond doubt that Warina. where the collision with the French took place, is far within the sphere of j Britisii influence. The dispatches sta,te I that frequent traces of the devas- tating raids of the Sofas were met with. For instance, on January 1 Colonel Ellis found at an abandoned Sofa eamp. on the left hand side before entering the gate of the stockade, a pile of corpses from 7ft. to 8ft. high. Colonel Ellis counted on the surface of the heap the bodies of 27 women, children, and infants, and the heap itself must have contained at least 1G0 corpses. The victims were captives whom the Sofas had slain. At the exit of the camp more corpses were met with. In the capture of the Sofa strenghold an January 3 200 of the enemy were killed and 77 taken prisoners and 673 slaves—women and children-who had been carried off by the Sofas in their raids, were rescued, and subsequently restored to their own countries.

NATIONAL DEFENCE. A Scheme for Placing the Army and Navy Under One Minister. Replies have been received from Mr. Balfour and Mr. Chamberlain to the scheme of national defence drawn up and forwarded to them by Sir Charles Dilke, Sir George Chesney, Mr. Arnold For.ster, and Mr. Spenser Wilkinson. The scheme proposes the holding of the two offices of Secretary for War and the First Lord of the Admiralty by one and the same Minister or amalgamation of those two offices, together with the appointment of an officer of each Service as responsible advisers to the Minister or amalgamation of those two offices, together with the appointment of an officer of each Service as responsible advisers to the Cabinet on matters connected with the national defence. Mr. Balfour, writing under Tues- day's date, without passing any detailed judg- ment on the scheme, says he is convinced the evils indicated by its authors are real evils, and that imperfections in our existing system might, under certain not impossible centin- gencies, seriously imperil our most important national interests. Mr. Chamberlain writes that, without committing himself to any specific proposal, he is favourably inclined to the main 1 lines laid down in the scheme suggested, viz.. ] closer union between the two great depart- f menfcs of national defence, and the recognition ( Df the responsibility of the professional advisers t af the Cabinet on all questions of military and < naval provision and administration. j «—————1 1

PONTARDULAIS OUTRAGE. Prisoner Sent to the Quarter Sessions for Trial. » At Swansea County Petty Sessions on Wed- nesday Thomas Ritsell Rees, a Carmarthen carpenter, was brought up in custody on the charge of having indecently assaulted Margaret Joyce, at Pontardulais, last Thursday. The prisoner was a respectably-dressed man of strong build. Mr. C. W. Slat,er prosecuted, and Mr. Howells (Llanelly) defended. All the wit- nesses being- ordered out of court, the little girl told her story, which was to the effect that prisoner took hold of her &s she was returning from school, and behaved in a gross and violent manner towards her. A number of witnesses were called, and prisener was subsequently committed to take his trial at the quarter sessions.

SEVERN ^NAVIGATION SCHEME. A special general meeting of the Worcester Chamber of Commerce will be held at t'u- Guild-hall, Worcester, on Wednesday. Ma at 11.30 a.m. It is expected I" ,< Trounce (mayor of r- Robert Jehn?t« addres"

The Play and Players ■'PROMPTER'S" EXCURSIO, ROU-ND TOVtf N. i Tells His Impressions of the Acts and Actors Appearing Nightly at the Cardiff Hafts, The "Pirates of Penzance» makes one% memory do a retrospective excursion back to the :J MAJOR-GENERAi. time vriiutxfc ana SUHJV&E came to the very forefront and made an c,)-eiiaztiDt name with Pina* fore." HI remember aright, "The Pirates fofiowed, and of f,H the succeeding- o p e r aa there are prooaoly none that haw r-b* tained a greate* >- nu* larity. enjoycr es runs, or bee- '-g universally j-e» ciated tbanti^-i IWOK The Major-gnu^ a 1 isrr of course, th* < figure, and Íi: tllf hands of Mr. Georae Thorne it is rendered in that mimitabSg style of his that leaves nothing to be desired. It is a charaeter t-nai gives full scepe to his extraordinary ability in the way of patter songs, and hie render- ing of these brings inta play his cleax and e» tra,ordi-na,rr enunciation, for one need hardly miss a single word he sings. The principals of the company are eminently satisfactory in their respective psu-ts.but tbt; ehorlh are not possessed of extraordinary ability. and on one or two night-s their singing did not meet with im. qualified approval from some of the hilI people, who a.re prone to be as severe as they are capable in matters connected with mask. Speaking from a strictly Empire point of view, 1 most confess te a little feeling of disappomnHent wrcti Harvest As a spectacular show, a marvel of stage setting, and a glimpse of the possi- bilities that may be arrived at in the training eft young ladies, I am willing to admit right here that H a rve st Rome" equals, if not surpasses, anything of the kind we have ever seen in Cardiff, but I am speak- in go now as an Empire haMtu-e. and one who is accus- tomed to see the essence of things con- densed into a ten or twel-re-say, at the outside, fifteen — minutes' turn. My only objection, there- O-YES O-VES rere. it objection it can be termed, is that it is sweetBess long drawn out. There is toe little comedy in it, too. to please the average musie* hall goer. Of corn's e. whilst saying all this we must admit its cleverness and smartness. The pas Je quAitre is itself a turn well worth going t9 see, but then Mr. Tiller seems to have a peculiar knack of finding- fenlv clever young ladies. Tbp parish beadle, a-a expounded by a smart young* ster, who reminds eue of Albert Chevalier^ little nipper, is to my mind the funniest part of the show. He has a wink on him that to a fail Mown comedian would mean a fortune. Generally he is tricky enough and smart enensrh for anything. 'f' There are oije or two other turns that deserve some notice. The Brothers Edgar, of course, ceme with pantomime honours thick upon them, and were in the public goed graces right from the start, Sarina is termed the elastic deviL The title is well deserved, for he contorts him- self in a manner that truly only an elastic man eeuid dc,. Mdlte. Lelo, the electric bicyclist, provides a charming- entertainment, tha,t like the ether turns is cut down \to mske reein for the spectacular piece. The giiastliness of the Phantos' show at the .i 11- 1 •. ,11 PHAKTOS. .l1.illl:1>lilu.a is none imi justice by Ko Ko, who, I may tell you. has had great experience in the way of snakes. He was always seeing them at one time. Of ia-te, however, he has become a very seer-ieus person. although his past • v- has emii.c 1, ..edhita to glV( ■ tnorita-- tive opinion on the great snakes" ques- tion. But, like myself, he was struck witI!- the Phantos" show, He sat huddled up, goggled eyed, and pen- dering o'er the psrae- lvsing problem of kea-ftg walking about tb. stage by themselves. For my own pai-t, I got a bit of an eerie fil- ing creeping around the roets of my hair. I felt hipped and xiuxiipsome, ana would fain have taken the wnerewithai to raise my drooping spirits. But Ko Ko was of cast iren, and remembering the things that had been, he stalked forth into the bitter solitude of the RtM. de Westg-ate. A little Turkish gin and the inspiring in- nuence of hearing the soda sizzle puts one in rare frame of mind for witnessing a reaJly tip- top entertainment, such as that provided by th. Flying Dillons, who are about the smartest trio m tne air I have seen for a long time. A double somersault from the fiving- trapeze to the hands of his parther on another trapeze is a sensa- tienal act enough, but the dive from stbove is to my mind, far more difficult and dangerous! Such a feat must require the greatest nicetr of judgment. As a trapeze act I certainlv do not wish to see a better show than that given by tba Dihons. The shooting of the Mavnards is another sensational item. Picking off ba" arranged around a horse-shoe, in the centre of which a lady places her head, requires the greatest amount of self-confidence on the part of toV>n^If iUt Captpin M^ynard never seems to thiKK making a mistake. His nerves like those et my esteemed komrade Ko Ko. do not require bracing up now and again. Well < well! we all have much to be thankful for. I think of going in for this fine (}f business haTe the & ? instalment, ot my arsenal as a shootist, lf6 a it Ho we VP,- TT?? 11 hea cau§"ht out with the first tlme any gerloot with a niti-,ic-hp-LI tries to tell me any iiiore (>f his i-.oiry Ull", let iiim beware of the Ivar- wbe,opip, PROMPTER.

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