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GOLEM A, NTS I t' A D ';J S z WING^RHiS; Or LIEBIG'S EXTHACT OF MEAT A N1/ MALT WIXE, IS THE F1KES-X TOXIC IK THE WORLD. Over 2,000 Testimonials have been received from Medical Men. Six Gold Medals and One Siiter Medal have been awarded. Sold in Bottles, 2s. 3d and 4s. 6d., everywhere. !fanuîacturers- COLEMAN and CO. (LIMITED), KOEWICH 1 AXC LONDON. 2s. 9d. Bottle sent Post Free on receipt of 33 stamps.

I.. I, .11 999 Have You Heard f I Peck's Bad Boy" ? See This Pa. e. —I'wmi imumm'i mm nrt<i M mi in m» mm mi »m — "EXPRESS" FARTHING PER WORD ADVERTISEMENT SCALE. .Apartments Wanted, Furnished Roems to be Let and Wanted, Situations Wasted, Servants Wanted, Public-houses Wanted and for Sale, Herses and Carriages, Miscel- laneous Wants, Personal, Articles Lost or Found Sals and Exchange, and ether Adyer. Yisemente of a similar character ca'i be inserted in the EVENING EXPRESS for ONE FARTHING PER WORD. The Name and Address to be Counted. Three in portions will cost half as mach again as One Insertion, and Six insertions twice the trice of one. Odd Farthings are not charged. Thus ONCE. THREE TIMES. SIX TIMES. 12 wards 3d. 4jd. 6d. IS It 4gd 6 £ d. 9d. 24 n 6d. 9d. Is. ZO „ 7^d. ,4t lid. Is. 3d. 2 These charges, wmon must prepaid, apply only ta cdnsacafcira insertions. The above scale does not apply to trade advertisements or to announcements .manating from public bodies. Cheques, Postal, and Post-office Orders should be crossed and made payable to Mr. D. W. THOMAS. t v. adverasers are requested to send In cases where Postal Orders cannot oe < Halfpenny Stamps. Advertisements may be received at the following piaces. CHIEF OFFICE .-WE, STERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF, WESTERN MA.IL OFFICE NEWPORT. WESTERN MAII. OFFICE Swansea. WESTERN MAIL OFFICE ° .Merthyr. MR. W. H. KEY, Taff-street .Pontypridd. 11&. C HUTCHINGS, Queen-street Neath.

£ uti)s,jtfar r tagf ^an^Beatt) s MARRIAGES. PTJDDICOMBE—BP-AM-OB-D.—Oil November 7, at St. James's Church, Swansea, by the Rev. J. A. Harriss, Arthur W. Puddicombe, of London, to Kathleen, fifth daughter of the late George Bradford, of ? Swansea. *VEBE—-WILLIAMS.—ON Novemner 8, at ot. Andrews Church, Cardiff, by the Rev. G. W. Hanford, vicar, assisted by the Rev. Canon Thompson, D.D., vicar of St. John's, Harry, son of Sir. H. Webb, Bristol, and nephew of Mr. Thomas Webb, Lynn Court, TunbTidge Wells, to Nellie, daughter of Mr. W. P. Williams, 2, Glossop-terrace, Cardiff. DEATHS. OAHPBELL.—November 9, at 57, Con way-road, Cardiff, William Campbell, formerly of Aberdeen. Friends, please accept this mtimatioa. No flowers. HEARD.-On November 8, at Bute Villa, Newport- road, Cardiff, Henry Heard, solicitor. Deeply regretted. Funeral Monday, New Cemetery, 2.30 p.m. SMITH.—On the 8th inst., at the Splotlands Inn, Cardiff, George Smith. Funeral Monday, New Cemetery, two Friends please accept this the only intimation. No wreaths. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmaster* are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters accessed to Initials or Fictitious Na'iies at any Post-otice. Letters, ad- dressed to Initials or Fictitious Nance* must bear the address of the advertiser or one of the o'.lice* of the Western Mail.. iflisfrrllanrous Plants;, Wanted, Violin Case.—State price to 31 6, Express Office, Carlift. "'V" -Æ Premises to 3Ut To Let, Business Premises; suitable for Stores.— ply 46, ^rbolastic* Gathers (May-ftreet) Private School Latin, Piench, Shorthand, Mathematics, &c. Established 16 rears. e52fc>3: assail i|iWi1»«lMmHiBgBIEffl8m»aBiggB8gBflBM»3BgM^<aMS3™«gB Scusirtiffpers, Companion^ Wanted, Engagement as Managing Housekeeper in Drapery Establishment, by educated and highly re- spectable experienced Person; 45; undeniable refe- rences security offered.—L 18, Western Mail, Car- !10U5t5. No. 20, Edward-terrace, Queen-street, Cardiff, for immediate Sale.—Apply within between 6.30 and 9 p.m. l e5890d12 ifflt'sittllanwms £ >ain>. Bedsteads, Bedsteads, Bedsteads.—25 per Cent. less than elsewhere; handsomely brass mounted call and inspect.—Woodruffe's, Meteor-street (close Infirmary). e5900dl3 25 Per Cent. Less than Elsewhere; new stock of bardsc-mely brass mounted Bedsteads. —Woodruffe's, 1, Meteor-street, Roath (close Infirmary). e5S01dl3 «!B»IJI3!AA«IBIIBM»AWOT»INB!«AIAMRIESEGI«TAIES8-'««»'«.T'»CECMRAB8AABCBG! fiirnries* Bargain Seldom Met With.-So,fety, pneumatic double tube tyres very latest pattern; never used; taken for debt; no use to owner; weight, 301bs. ;d £ 23 10s.; wonderful chance sent on approval with pleasure; cash, £6 12s. 6d.-5, Regent-street, Weston-super-mare. e376o Morris Bros.' Cycle Works, Pontypridd.-Over ICO to be Cleared regardless of Cost-—Sead for ftial lists, post free.—Repairs of all kinds executed jg^jiupprior manner promptly and cheaply. iB t&rdlancmis Is Your Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for Watch Repairs of every descrip- tion is Kier'-o 38, Castle road, opposite Cardiff Jastle. e5917dl6 Income-Tax.—" Hints to Taxpayers contains all requisite information re Returns, Appeals, and claims for Repaymeut of Overcharges; 115 pages, post free, 2s. 8d.-Mitchell, Printer. Victoria-street. VVolverhampton. e5879dl0 jiflúHfD. A CAPITALIST is prepaject to make IMMEDIATE PROMPT, and STRICTLY PRIVATE CASH ADVANCES in Sums from £10 TO £ 1.000 TO Professional Ladies and No Fee of any description. {TPTTMPTTIPII. -N O i>lllb Oi fe&lC. Tradesmen No public or local exposure Farmers objectionable Inquiries. Florists usual Loan Office For- Market Gardeners, malities. Florists No usual Loan Office For- Market Gardeners, malities. Hotel Proprietors, And at a Reasonable Kate "Job Masters, of latere*. And all classes, ,rT, ON NOTE OF HAND ALONE. Intending Borrowers are Cautioned against the flat- fcsrina: Advertisements that appear dailv. The majority of them emanate from Agents, whose Sole Object, is to Obtain Fees of all descriptions. Applicants can reI) "pon it that by applying to me they do so in confidence, Mid that they will be treated in a lair and business-like aaanner.—Apply 1187230 9. Ca.roIine-street_Card!ff. J, sporting* —Guns! Guns!! Guns — Double-barrel Breech- loader, by Piper and Son, Cambridge top lever, doll's eye extension, left barrel choke, as good as new; our price 70s., cost double.—49, Bute-street (three doors from Canal Bridge), Cardiff. d —Do able-barrel Breechloader, maker Hughes, Lon- don rebounding locks, left barrel choke in splendid condition; a bargain, 55s.—Barnett and Son, 49, Bute-street, Cardiff. Guns.-Where can you get a goodcheAp gun ? Why1, it L. Baraett and Son's, 49, Bute-street, Cardiff Muzzle-loaders, from 10s.; Breechloaders, from 30s. Call and inspect our stock before buying elsewhere. -Notice the address: 49, Bute-street (three doors from Canal Bridge), e5914dl6 Gun.—For SaleTDouble-barrel Breech-loading Gun, 12-bore. with ad the latest improvements; price 50s. lent three drLYs on approval; carnage paid.—Apply John Jenkins, Ponthir, Ca.er.eoii. e&892d!2 Guns.—157 Rabbits KiLied at cost of 3s lOd. .} with Buffalo Bill's favourite, XoiseleM, Safety Sharpshooter! Fires shots or balls kills at 1j3 yards: guaranteed 26s. each; c«.ta.°ff J S. Hills- -lon. Gun Manufacturers, Folkestone. 200 second- hnn-1 (rini: e5865d putiMr-i)ou5fd aiiti Sudtiicsses To Let, Eagle Hotel, Dock-street, Se,fPort> |°" Apply on the Premises. 5092d16 To Let., Forge Hammer lunT Blaenavon; caI'it:^ Jouble-licensed house; doing good trade; huge c u room, with vaults at the rear; low rent—ApPy ii the premises, or to New]and, Davis, and Auctionoers, Newport. SQtJ'-i-1 For Hotels, Public-houses, Restaurants, and General Businesses go to James and James, Auctioneers, Swansea, and 11, Bond-court, London the oldest established agency in Wales; scores of houses in all parts of the country always for disposal; ese." six flue free houses in Swansea at present.—Send par- ticulars 01 requirements. Established in London 1861- 5022dl5_ Albert Inn, Neath.—Good Tenant Wanted; easy }eiins to suitable person; immediate possession.- kpplv on Premises, or Richard, Valuer, Wind-street, Swansea. 5006d!5 '"nicom Inn, Cwmyniseoy, to Let.—For ingoing and particulars apply on the Premises, or to Searle and Herring (Limited), Brewers, Newport. 5009(115 Near re Station.—To "be Disposed of immediateiv, genuine Outdoor Beerhouse, with Cigars and" Sweets main thoroug-lifa-re, rent £ 24; inebmin" low.—Particulars Masons' Arms, Redlield, 4933,115 First-class-Hotel to i,efe, iu Seaport Town, Glamor- twnshire; suv-dimded by large industries; with .ine bar Kecornnjodatinn bikings from B60 to B60 weekly; stock and fixtures at valuation.-—For further parti- culars apply W. B. Trick, Auctioneer, &c., • M54 dressmakers, MilUnerv.—Wanted, experienced Milliner; able to serve through when required —State age, experience, and salary Kvan Evans, Cwmcarn, Newport, M.011. ;alU Drtss ond M-mtle Making.—Wanted,^ thoroughly respectable Girl., as Apprentices to the above—Apply Whitaker and Jones, 19, Westbourne-crescent, Car- diff. 4916dl0 Agent for Scientific Dress-cutting Assocxatiou, J. ClotWorthv, Myrtle Cottage, Ystalvfera. Sole a^ent for Ystalvfera and district. Classes he^ci "Wantecir^thoroughly good"Mlifiner for-Workroom Only; to live out,—Apply 16, HiSh'stieet4822dl3 Cardiff. —~— good Milliner, Willing to Sem at vhmi Henuired.—Apply T. Sectt, BMI Mwcl.E ^it- newvdd, Mon. ql :> "J J —'ih-essmakeiB.—Wanted, First Hand; good class trade.—Personal application, Sharpley and Pntehaid, Commeroial-street, ^ewjsort :_o4?5,u._ Wanted, by Young Dressmaker, Situation as Sewing- maid; good references.—Apply M 42, Western Itail Office, Cardilt D-60tU5._ ^Igentieg. Crauelirrg, Advertisera ere Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addref-ted to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post-ofiie; Letters ad- dicted to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail. Agent Wanted for Pickles, Vinegars, Sauces, Sta- tionery first-class salary and commission.—Howes, N, Oueensfoury street, New North-road, London. ecllS Castle Coal Company.Wanted, Energetic Can- vassers to Sell Coal and Crown Fuel at 15s. per ton.- Apply P. Wride, Eldon-road, Canton Siding (V R., Cardiff. N.B.-Orders punctually executed. e5882dl0 Energetic, good. Business Man Wanted, to Act as Sole Representative for a London Company; sterling article (patented); great success in London only short time in the market; £5" cash capital required to secure yonds.—Address H. Flemming, Royil Hotel, C'ardilt 3349b Sole Representative for London Company Wanted; striking patented novelty; sells at sight; enormous sale for Christmas trade B25 cash capital required to secure goods.—Address H. Flemming, Royal Hotel, Cardiff. 53496 Wanted, Traveller, on Commission, Calling Upon Grocers: specialities; Cardiff, Newport districts; one already working the ground preferred.—M 33, Western Mail, Cardiff. 5018dl5 Agents Wanted to Retail Ceylon and Other Leas, in Packets, from Is. upwards; cash termj.—Please send envelopes for price list Select Ceylon Tea. Agency, 39, Lime-street, London. 2804d Coal Trade.—Experienced, energetic Traveller Wanted to Call Upon Local Consumers.—Write, giving full particulars, M 10, Western Mad, Car- diff. 4781d13 Wanted, Agents to Sell a New and Useful A; tide to All Shopkeepers.—Apply Lee and Edwards, Stock- port, Cheshire. 4703d 1 Advertiser, having good Knowledge of House Coal Trade, Seeks Situation as Salesman—Would Travel, if necessary-or Position as Book-keeper; satisfactory references given.—Address M 34, Western Mail, Car- diff. 5051dl6 aaMSHtLtwai assistants, Wanted at once, an Assistant for the Neath Abbey and Skewen Co-operative Society. -AI)pl v, with refe- rences, and wages required, to John Thomas, 33, New-read, Skewen. 5037dl2 Grocers.—Wanted, smart Assistants; good salary given; must he quick and obliging.—Apply, stating age and references, to the Bombay Tea, Company, 28, 30, Pershore-streer, Birnnngham: ~clottog^Willianitf Bros., Perth, Hequire ior Ponty- pridd Two experienced Hands; must be good window- dressers. Also Junior for Porth. 5098d16 Provisions.—Wanted, experienced Hand; Welsh; outdoors.1—Applv P. G. lies, 4, High-street, Swan- sea. 5023d15 Provision Salesmen.—Smart, experienced Men Wanted.—Apply, personally, Lipton, St. Mary-street* Cardiff. 5069dl3 Outttting.—Wanted7~an Assistant; good window and door dresser.—Morris and Co., Clifton-street, Cardiff. ■_ 4';<r<112 Wanted, Two respectable Youths, also Young Ladies; Apprentices to the Drapery and Millinery.— Apply M. D. James, The Temple, Lianelly. 4c35113 ,Grocery and Provisions.—Assistant Wanted; well up at both counters outdoors.—Apply, stating age, wages, and references, M 35, Western Mail, Car- diff. 5030<116 Gents Mercery.—Wanted, experienced Young Man must be well up in window-dressing.—Apply, with full, particulars, J. Lloyd Davies, Castle street, Swansea. 4318(114 Grocery and Provisions.—Wanted, a thoroughly good smart Assistant accustomed to Soliciting; not afraid of work: Welsh; indoors.—Evans and Co., Royal Stores,_Ferndale1 4746dl5 ~Readymades and Gents' Mercery and Outfitting.— Wanted immediately, smart Junior; good salesman and stock-keeper steady and industrious; Welsh.— Hawkins, Clothier, Aheravon. 4945dl5 Outfittiiig.—Wanted immediately, a piishhig Junior; good window dresser and stock-keeper.— Apply, with full particulars, Williams and Company, Treorky. 4801dl3 Drapery —Wanted, Well-educated Youth as an Apprentice; also an Improver. Welsh.—Apply, full particulars, Williams and_Co., Treorky. 4800cJ13 Grocery i nior once; able to drive and solicit; Welsh; indooM.—Address! M 15, Western Mail, Cardiff. 47S8dI3 I). J. Meyieis Swansea, has a Vacancy for a smart Youii" Man for Dresses; good window dresser; Welsh. 4713d 12 "Experienced"'Hand, aged 26, Seeks Employment in Wholes-vie Grocery and Provision Business; nine experience; both languagps; good references,- Address J. P-, 47, King-street, Neath. 5083dl6 Piano~~Vendors. —Wanted, by Young IauIV (highly recommended), Understanding Music, Place as Assis- tant.—Address Miss S. Williams, l'enylan, Ghnst- church, Caerleon. 4718dl2 —Boot Trade.—Wanted, Situation as Junior Salesman in Wholesale or Retail; experienced; aged 17.— Apply Williams, Rotunda, Salisbury-road. Car- d'iff. 4407dll -Jø Clerks anti iBaaagers* AdTertiaert are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Lcttcrfi Addressed to Initials or Fictitious names sit any Post-office. Letters addressed to initials or fictitious namell must bear the address of the advertiser or one of the offices of of the "Western Youth, 16, Seeks Re-engagement in a-ny good Office; two years' experience.—Write with full par- ticulars, L 35, Express Office, Cardiff. e5883dl0 Letters Written, Accounts Made Up, Wrappers and Circulars Directed^—10, Kiiig's-rcad, Cardiff. 'e5907d!4 Clerk~\VTanted, with a KiwvvIedge~Of Iron Merchant's Business and Shorthand.—Apply D. M., Western Mail Office, Swansea. 33489 Wanted, respectable Lad for an OtBce.—Apply, in own handwriting, to M 43, Western Mail Ofike, Car- diff. 5064(113 Architecture.—A Well-known Cardiff Architect, with a Large and Varied Practice, Vacancy for Pupil: premium required. -Apl,ll- M 38, Western Mail, Cardiff. 502'1<1l6 The. Mid-Glamorgan Conservative Association invites Application for the Appointment of Secretary, who must he a hilinguist, capable of addressing the polling district meetings, and must give his whole time to the work of the association duties to commence from January, 1895.—Applications, with testimonials, stating salary, to be addressed on or before 10th of November next to the Chairman of Mid-Glamorgan Conservative Association, 20, Queen-street, Neath. 33441 Respectable Young Man Seeks Employment as Clerk, Collector, or Similar; good references; over 12 years last place-—Address M 44, Western Mail, Cardiff. ^0S3dl6 Furniture Removers, Carriers.-Young Man (Book- keeper, Clerk, Knowledge of Estimating) Requires Re-engagement; excellent rcfercnces.— Address M 1, Western Mail, Cardiff. _j 4752dlo Gentleman (25), with irreproachable character, Desires Permanent Engagement (Estate preferred), Surveyor, D'rtiug'htsman, Book-keeper; six years' exnerience.—L 29. Western Mail, Cardiff. [461IdlO jlh'saflaiifmis "Young Married Couple, with one boy eighteen months old, desire Free Board and Lodging with Gentleman, driving to and from Cardiff daily pre- ferred, in return for services'; husband exceptionally handy' and used to horses, pigs, and poultry.—Apply L 44, Express Office, Cardiff. e5895d!2 ~To"Butchers. — Wanted, Two First-class Men as Shop Managers; wa.?«a no object.—Apply 194, High- street, Swansea. e5878d!0 Wanted, Sharo, Respectable Youth, age 15 or 16, for Cash Desk.—Cross Bros., St. Mary-street, Car- diff. e5913dl3 ""Wanted, Groom total abstainer preferred Church- man.—Rev. Came Williams, Wolvesnewton Rectory, Chepstow. e5917dI6 pted _a~sn«irt Man as Groom-Gardener (indoors) and Make Himself Useful.—State age, wages and references M 39, .Western Mail, Cardiff. 33488 Wanted", a Coachman; married.—Apply Dr. Lynn Thomas, Gieen Lawn, Penylan, Cardiff. 5Q6Sdl6 W^t^r"Young Man to Deliver Milk about Town able to milk and keep accounts.— Appiy, stating wares (indoors), Wilkius, Cvnnbach Farm, Llan- eily 5021d12 Wanted^ Middle-aged. Single Man to Drive Miik- cart (wholesale) and Attend Iloise, Carriage, Pigs, &e. wages £ 28 a year, all found.—Apply Evans, Radyr Court Farm, Liandaff. 5057dl6 by letter to Mr. Tliomas Morel, The Lindens, Penarth, stating age, weight, and experience. (dl2_ Wanted, Grooin-Co3('hm?.n; married; able to milk, and n'nkc liimseW useful; wages 13s. per week, coas and 19, 4637(110 Wanted at oJlcr; Garden Boy able to milk willing to make himself generally useful; aged 14 to Hi; to live indoors.—Apply to Mrs. Basset, Beaupre, Cow- bridge, Glam. 4965cll5 ~WarTted, Singie Man (indoors) o tLook After Horse and Garden; willing to make himself generally use-. ful: must he experienced, and have good, personal character; state wages required, and give references. —Apply Warden, College, Llandovery. 33428 ""Wanted, a Country Lad to Attend to Horse and Make IlimseM Generally Useful in the House.-Appl,v Colonel Phillips. Aherdare. 4819(113 Wanted^"an active Lad, used to horses, to Look After Horse and Trap, and Make Himself Genoiullv CSPÎnl: outdoors.—Apply, stating particular-, and 11 liliti-y Port. 4723dl2 -Young Man V,"anted to Look After Three. COlTs and Poultry, Assist in Garden, and Make Himself Generally Useful; must be a good ¡,J¡lker; live in- doors-Apply C., Court-y-Vil, Penarth, Glam. 33329 Coachman-Groom; thoroughly experienced; ride, drive, and tandem; ride second horse; understand hunting things two yeattf excellent character good testimonials aged 30 light weight.—Andrews, Cil- wendeg Lodge, Boncath R.SX). 5089(113 "_Young~Man (22) Wants Situation as Groom or Groom-Coachman; good leferences; would have no objection to small garden.—J. Higginson, Caereithin Farm, Forest Fach, near_Swaiuea. 5084dl2 Wanted, Situation as Groom-Coachman; thoroughly t.nderstsmds hunters and harness horses; good driver light-weight; good character.—BMmes, New- ton Tracer, near Barnstaple, Devon. 5042dl2 Coachman Requires Situation; drive pair or sing-Ie; ten years' excellent references; leaving through death'; height 5ft. 7in., weight 10 stone; aged 33.— Coachman. Homme House, Dymock, Gloucester. [dl3 Working Farm Bailif f(Mazried) Seeks Situation; life experience in all branches plain gardener and horses.—M 26, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4925d14 As Groom-Coachman; thoroughly understands hunters and harness horses; married; middle-aged; seven years' good character.-S., Larktield Lodge, Chepstow. 5050rl16 "Wantedr~t>v Young Man (19), Situation as Under- Gardener not object to pony trap.— Apply Field. 1, Davis-terrace, Whitchurch. 4947,113 ~^Co^lTman or Groom-Coachman; single i thoroughly understands hunters, carriage horses; drive pair; excellent references.—H, 48, East-street, Hereford. 4934d12 "Wanted, Situation as Pa.g-e; Hfteen months' good reference; leaving through family going abroad tall, nice looking.—Mrs. Phillips, Woodlands, Ponty- pool. 5044dl3 Wanted, a Situation as Coachman; can ride and drive well, and understands hunters; eight good character; married.— Address S. Lewis, Llan- tilio Crossennv, Abergavenny. 490bdlO Gardener Wants Situation; understand stove, greenhouse, and kitchen garden; married; good character.—H. S., 7, Crwys-place, Cathavs, Car- difi. 4858d14 Wanted, Situation as experienced Cowman; wife could manage dairy or poultry; good reference.— Frederick Gerrard, Post-office, I!ridg-c/id, Glam (rilO —As Groom or Groom-Coachman; total abstainer; light weight; 19; excellent character.—W. Kees, Hubberston Rectory, Milford Haven. 4825dl3 Wanted, Situation as First Footman, or Footman Under Butler; thoroughly experienced; aged 24; height 5ft. 9in. excellent characters.—T. Smith, 5, Aleadow-st-reet, Bridgend. 4763d13 He-engagement Wanted by respectable Farmer's Son (24); experienced in all branches; good refe- rences.—Address L 47, Western Mail, Cardiff. rd12 Groom or Coachman Seeks Situation; 14 and 12 months' good character; well recommended.—Thos. Jones, Blaencvvm, Trelech, Llanfyrnach H.S.O. [dl2 Situation as Groom-Coachman single-handed; drive single and pair; aged 24; weight 9st. thoroughly good character; at liberty now.—G. Powell, Thorney Cottage, Knight-wick, near Worcester. 4683CI12 Wanted, a Situation as Groom under Coachman; aged 18; excellent references.—Address O. Griffiths, Bertbianfach, Llandugwydd, Boncath R.S.O. |"dlO A^Coaohiiiaii or Groom-Coachman; ride and drive single or pair; single; aged 32.—W. ltees, 29, Mansel-street, Pembroke. 4628dl0 Wanted, by a Young Married Couple (no encum- brance), as Caretakers or Any Place of Trust; wife a good laundress—man a good driveL-Caretaker, D 36, Western Mail, Swansea. 4886dl0^ Wanted, an experienced Billiard-marker; wages £ 1 a week.—Apply, with original testimonials, to Secre- tarv, Liberal Club, Neath. 33471 Page Wanted; must- be willing and respectable.— Address, stating age, height, and wages, Portland Hotel, Malvern. 4935dlO Da vies's Registry.:—Following Disengaged—Boots (Under), Barman, ijilliard Marker, Groom, Kitchcn- porter, Barmaids, Waitresses, Chambermaids, Mother's Help, Shop Assistants.—45, Charles-street, Cardiff. 473111:) Wanted, Situation as Barman; good references.— Apply A, Jones, Royal Oak Hotel, Newport, Mon. 4899dl4 Wanted, Situation as~Hotel Manager; cash security or would lease. -A(Icii-ess M 22, Western Mail, Car- diff. 4853dl4_ Wanted, Situation as Manager of Small Hotel, or as good Barman.—Address M, 12, Western Mail, Car- diff. 4783dl3_ Wanted, by Young Man, Situation in Bar willing to be useful; give short time.—W. Jones, 1, Ca-stie- street, Trefoiest. 4593d10 Colliery Night Overman Wanted for Large Anthra- cite Colliery in Carmarthenshire one accustomed to steep measures preferred encouragement given to a good -Apply, giving references, to M 46, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. ° ° 33483 Wanted, foir~"the Tyne Paddle Tug~~ Trawlers, Skippers (either fishermen or steamboat men), Enginemen, Firemen, Fourth Hands, and Fishermen, on Shares.-Terms on application to the Secretary, Owners' Association, Fish Quay, North Siiields. (dI2 To Bakers and Confectioners.—Wanted, smart, clean, steady Young Man; well up in bread and smalls.-Apply fully P. R. Williams, 26, Constellation- street, Cardiff. 500M12_ Wanted, Ladies of Influence and some Private Means, Who Would Like to Add to Their Income by Doing a Little Work During their Leisure Hours, and, at the same time, Benefit Fallen HumMity.—Fullest information given in strictest confidence, A., 21, Regent-street, Weston-super-Mare. 33466 Wanted, Waggoner; must bear good character.- .\).v lilaiidaff Flour Mills. 4990dI2 Sea Apprentices.—Wanted, One or Two well-educated Boys; premium S25, which is returned in wages. Apply Captain Jack, Ship Eavl of Zetland, South- westIr.dia.JDook, London. 495Bdl2 I'oTButch^s^W'anted at once, good, steady Young Man for Slaughterhouse and Assist in Shop; out- doors.—None but good tradesmen need apply, 57, Dyffrys-street, Ferndale. 4909(110 Electrical Engineering.—Messrs. Sydney F. Walker and Co. Have a Vacancy for One Articled Pnpil.- Cardiff Electrical Works, Cardiff. 4882dl4 a-slilai-t-Yoiiiig Mail for Delivering Goods and Soliciting Orders; one with a thorough know- ledge of Cardiff preferred must have good charac- ter;-Apply M 18, Western_MaiI,_ Cardiff. 4860dl4_ Wanted, ~aT"good Jobbing Plumber &nd Gaslitter; none but steady, sober men need apply.—C. Chap- man, 24, Blue-street. Carmarthen. 4797(113 intelligent Young Men (aged 16 to- 25) and Young Ladies (aged 15 to 20) who can Study for Few Months at Home" to Prepare by Correspondence for Govern- ment Situations, with good commencing salaries, promotion, and pension, write Secretary, Civil Ser- vice Exam Agency. Dulwich, London. 4303d20 "Shipmaster Wanted to Command Tnple Steamer, 1,550 tons d.w.—Send testimonials, and state amount- willing to invest in limited liability company, to M 13, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4782dl3 Grocery "Hauliers.—Wanted at once, a Young At-an to Look After Horses and Deliver.—State full par- ticularg M 14, Cardiff. 4787,115 To Poi-k Butchers.—Wanted, a Young Man for Shop and Smalls must be a good hand.—Cornwall, Penarth. 4789dl3 Carter.—Wanted immediately, a steady, respectable Man; must be used to horses and delivery of wine ajid spirits, and have a knowledge of district.—Apply IL Stone, Neath. 4759d13 Butchers.—Wanted, good, steady Slaughtermtm; able to assist in shop; must, be smart.-Apply at once, Mills, Jjutcher, Mountain Ash. 4739d12 Wood Pave me n L —Wanted, Working Foreman to Take Charge of extensive Building in the Country; must thoroughly understand preparation of mastic, laying of wood flooring, and finishing off; state wagr> required or price per yard for labour; all material supplied.—Address Contractor, News of the World," Whitefriars-street, London. 33393 To Butchers.—Wanted, Two First-class Men as Shop Managers; wages no object:—Apply 194, High- street, Swansea. 4651dl0 £ 30 a Month can be made with £ 10.—For par- ticulars address Cansig, 154, Leadealiall-street, Lon- don. 4631d17 Wanted, a thoroughly-competent Patternmaker for a Perm[J,.nency.-Apply, with full particulars, to H¡¡,rrop, Benecn, and Co., Engineers. Pontar- dulais. .— 4607(110 [ ff>n'Uants, jSarmaiDS, &r. Wanted, at once, Good General Servant.—Apply, with references, Ward, 16, Bridge-street, ÜtrditL cÜ8 Wanted, a Good Girl, at once.—Apply Oyster Saloon, 57, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. elllldl2 Wanted, Girl for Light House Work.—Apply_ 34, Beauehamp-street, Riverside, Cardiff. e5898d13 Wanted, a good General Servant; must be well recommended; small family.—Address K 46, Western Mail, Cardiff. 33487 Wanted, an experienced General Servant; one who thoroughly understands housework; unexcep- tiona.hle references required. Will any lady recom- mend? One cow kept.—Address, giving full par- ticulars, Mrs. Rees, Cwmtwrcli, Nantgaredig R.S.O. 33403 Thoroughly good Plain Cook Wanted; about 34; Church person; kitchenmaid kept.-Length references, waces Mrs. Wreford Brown, Litfield, Clifton, Bris- tol. 5049dlb_ Head"Laundress (Working); must understand work in all branches; able to manage girls; abstainer; good references as to character, capability required.— Write full particulars to Hand Laundry, Porthcawl, GIaID. 5035dltl Wanted, good Plain Cook, for Quiet Country Place. -Apply Mrs. Meurie Lloyd, Tyr-Kglwys, Lla.nga- dock R.S.O. 5038dl.3 Wanted, good General Servant for Small Family (Llandiiff); aged about 20. Also Nuise-Rousemaid, about 18.—Address M 37, Western Mail, Car- diff. 5028dl6 Want,ed, a goofrCook not under 25 years of age. Also an experienced House-Parlourmaid; good wages ghen to competent servants.—Apply, by letter, to Mrs. Stooke, Danesmere, Hereford. 33392 Wanted, experienced HouseTnaid-Kurse for One Baby; private House.-Apply, after three o'clock, at 76, Broadway, Roath, Cardiff. 4987(115 WaTitfd immediately, in the Country, a good Get eral as Plain Cook!—Apply Mrs, W7ebb, Brondeg, Aberbeeg, near Newport. 4999dl2 Wanted immediately, a steady, trustworthy Woman who can do Plain Cooking and Wash and Iron Well; small family; wages according to capability.—Apply Miss Deacon, Laleston, Bridgenrh 5001dl0 General Servant Wanted.—95, Richmond-road, Car- diff. i9?15^!2— Wanted, a good Plain Cook; good references required —Apply 34, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. [dl2_ Wanted! Laundress; six in family; wages 519; no beer; must have good character.—Address Miss Thomas, F/lv Cottage. Brecon. 4877dl4 "Wanted, Two General Servants, with goon charac- ters — Wily Mrs. Fowler, 178, Kiog's-road, Can- ton. 4928-112 Wsnted a good General Servant; able to do plain cooking good wages.—Apply Mrs. de. Mattes. Holms- dale, Dvnas Powis. 4927dl5 Wantedexperienced General Servant, Family Three; plain cooking; gcod wages; rt-ference required.—Apply, after six, 1, Gwydr-terrace, Cp- lands, Swansea. 4917(114 Wa,nted, a good General Servant; 18 to 20; well recommended.—Mrs. Leak, 24, Montpelier-terrace, Swansea. 4919,UU Wanted at once, strong-, respectable Girl as Kitchenmaid. Also, on November 15th. thorough House-Parlourmaid; housemaid kept.—Apply, stating wages, references, to Mrs. Basset, Beaupre. Low- bridge,, South Wales. 4922dlJ Wanted, a good. clean Girl as General Servant for business House, able to wash and iron well; not a,frail of w-crk Welsh.-Evans and Co., Royal Stores, Ferndale: 4945dl5 Wanted, good Plain Cook in Family of Two — Apply, after 7 p.m., 14. Park-plac.e. Cardiff. 33448 Wanted, good General, who can do plain cooking State age, wages, references, &c., Davies, Goytrey House, Nantyderrv, Pontj'pool. ^933dlo Wanted n, ,>od General Servant; able to do plain cooking; housemaid kept; good wages given — Apply 1?, Plymouth-road, Penarth. 4864(115 Wanted. Girl, about 14 or 15 to Assist in Light' Housewoik; one who would sleep out.—Apply 61, C-raddock-street, Cardiff. "Wanted, 'a good General; able to wash and cook; good wages and comfortable home to reliable girl.— Address M 25, Western Mail, Cardiff. 33438 Wanted immediately, in Small Family, good General, who can Wash and Iron Well; cook and housemaid krpt,-Apply Mrs. Davies, Grovefield, Penygraig, Rhondda Vallev. 4897dl4 A strong, useful Serar7it!~about the end of Novem- ber.—Apph' Mrs. Rees, Glanvrafon, Cathedral-road, Ca,rrliff. 4893dl4 Experienced General""ServaniTWanted.—Apply Llan- daff^louse^^enghennj-dd-road, Cardiff. 48o4dl0 Wanted immediately, good General Servant for Small Family in Richmond-road.—M 20, Western Mad Office, Cardiff. 4837dlQ Wanted, good Plain Cook. Also Parlourmaid latter must be good needlewoman.— Apply Mrs. Bassett Lewis, Hillside, Cheltenham. 4872dl4 Wanted, a good Genra-al"Servant, for Londun, two in faniily; good wages; train paid.-Appl. Scott, Hazelwood, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 4821dl3 Wanted at once, thoroughly experienced Crok General; aged not under 22; must be able to coos well; three in family; housemaid kept; personal character necessary.— Mrs. Llewellyn Thomas. Goring House, Llaneliv. 4764dl2 Experienced General Servant Wanted (25-30); good plain cook; good character required.—Mrs. ■ Lowe, Clydach Cottage, Brynmawr. 4810dl3 W ented.^ Mrs. Pedler's Registry and Governesses I' I Agency 22, C'l aries street, Cardiff, experienced Cooks, Housemaids, Parlourmaids, Nurses, Kitchen- maids, respectable Geneials; immediate engage- ments. _4784dl3 Wanted, hy Leeember 3rd, bood Housemaid; must be fond of children; four in family; cook, nurse, and boy kept.-Apply, personally, if possible, or by letter. with all particulars, Mrs. Simkin, The Cedars, near Poutrilas, Herefordshire. 4792(113 House-Parlourmaid Wanted; housemaid kept; good character last place.—Apply, with age, wages, particulars, Mrs. Pearse, Grosvenor House, Cathedral- road, Cardiff. 4780dl3 Wanted, House-Parlourmaid not over 30.—Apnlv, between seven and eight, 54 Hamilton-street, Canton! Cardiff. 477U113 Wanted immediately, a good General Servant for Small Family.—Apply j0. Station-road, Penarth. [dl3 Wanted, tesp^'otable Young Person as Household Help; good references required; from country jve- N, ferred.-Mra Neale, 8, Wellfield-road, Cardiff. fdl2 Wanted, an experienced Person for General House- work.—Mrs. Beynon Thomas, Ash Grove, Blidg- Wanted a.t once, House-Parlourmaids, Parlour- maids, Twenty good Generals.—Miss Bull, Park Registry, 4, Frederick-street. Cardiff. 4715d21 Wanted, House-Parlourmaid; tall; must thoroughly understand her duties.—Apply, between two and six. Mrs. Lynn Thomas, Green Lawn Penylan. Cardiff, or by' letter. 4674dl2 Wanted. experienced Genetal Servant; nurse- housemaid kept.—Mrs. Fell, 25, Westbourne-road Penarth. 467? dl2 Experienced General Sei-va-nt. Wanted, for "sTSmall Family; must be wf-U tnuned and capabiej good wages to a suitahlc. nerson — S-, care of i. A-y street. Cardiff. t)5398 Wantpd. Nurse; good needlewoman and child's dres: maker. State age, wa^es, experience, and refe- rtfees, Cilwendeg, Boncath R.S-0-, South Wales. "rlIe Wanted, a good General Servant, able to do plain cooking, for a Business House.—Applv Y., Western Mail. A berdare. 4603d10 Wanted at once, an experienced General Servant; must be a good cook housemaid kept.—Applv, with references, to Mrs. Merchant, Plasydderwen, "Pontv- Pri<5d: 4604dip" Wanted at. once, an experienced House-Parlourmaid. -Appty, with references, to Mrs. Merchant, Plasv- ddeiwen, Pontypridd. 46D5dlO" HIJWLaWlllJilUmfcra.iaaC'llimWJBXmHB^^— ""V.. ,— is M W l^ou neefcn't ^reab to-morrow's tussle jj| wttb the Masbina if you've been wise ant) Bfcvertiset) for a ibelp. p, i§ g 'Tisn't Soap that's wanted so much S J as Experienced Hands. ? 1 How to get the Person you want— S 3g < p | 1 1 TRY OUR COLUMNS. || '00 <; )}nbIit Amusements. CARDIFF. THE E M: P I R ILI, Manager 0SHAI.B STOLL rO-Ni(!;llf£ JJJISS KATIE AWRENCE, With her Latest Successes, "The Best Friends of All," &c. THE LYDIA CROFT03ST COMPANY In After the Bali," an unequalled Sketch Quartette, including the celebrated American Comedian, J. F. Driscoll, THE DESMOND SISTERS, Charming Vocalists and Exceptional Dancers. The Gay Deceiver, WINGARD, A most Whimsical Wizard MISS FLO PBNLEY, Serio-Comedy Songstress and Dancer. BOB TOKE^, Comic Character Vocalist And last, but not least, THE TWO M'NAUGHTONS, Who have taken the place of the Two Macs. Next Week — MISS ALICE LEAMAK THF, KARNO TROUPE. aiJ N. if-Bmiiji 2Ipa-rilntnts. Weil-furnished Apartments, suit oue or tw0 ffeiitle- men; terms moderate.-83, Newport-ro;i(^ Car- diff. eS891d12 Comfortable Apartments for a GentlemMi^^Tvro rnends.-—Apply 32. Stacey-road, Cardiff. e5§S6dl2 To Let, Furnished Booms, Two or Married Couple; very comfortable.-48,. Eldon. road, Riverside, Cardiff. e5907dl4 Two Gentlemen Friends can find^uperioT^uartr meuts near Cathedral-road.—Apply M 11 Office, Cardiff. e589a|l3 Board and Lodging, or Fumishecl Apartments, near Docks, Wanted by Young Married Couple, and one child eighteen months old.-State inclusive terms to 1^39, Express Office. Cardiff. e3885d\o Comfortable Furnished^-Apartinents7^itDn"-rofim and Bedroom; board and lodgings, 13s. weekly tojgjfUjE' 4s.—16, Brook-street, Canton. e5884clib Large Bedroom and Sitting-room; flve minutè;. Taff Station; gas, hath, &c. no children; good coolt i'lg-—10, Senjfhenydfl-road, Cardiff. 5078dl6 Penarth.—Comfortable Furnish"ed~ROTn«^suit~0in or Two Gentlemen. Also Accommodation for a Laily, if required.—Apply 6, Clive-road, Penarth. 5036d16 Apartments.— Comfortable FroliC Sitting-=-iõoJU- anJ One Bedroom to Let; pleasant spot, close to the stations.—14, Edwards-terrace, Cardiff. 5055dl6 Esplanade Hotel, Penarth; most charmingW situated; five minutes' walk from station; board per clay, troia 7s. 6d., inclusive; special tenns for a prolonged stay. 32518 10, Fitzalan-place, yc^)ort^road)^Caxd]lf.-Comfort- ably-furnished Rooms for One or Two Gentlemen at moderate teTms. 4969d15 Comfo.rtah-o oi-n and Bedroorn to Let; suit gentleman; hot and cold bath.-Apply 23, Llan- bleddiart gardens, Cardiff. 4952(115 Furnished Apartments for Gentleman oFTwo Friends; hot and cold water; no children; terms moderate.—3, Llandough-street, Cardiff. 4(J62d12 To Let, Windsor-terrace, Penarth, Well-furn]sijeTi Rooms for One Gentleman; good choking; no other lodgers or yojung children.—Address K 4, Western Mailj_Cardiff. 4961(115 Superior A.partmenfa for a Gentleman; all con- veniences; no children; close to town; moderate terms.—19, Glynrhondda-street, Cardiff. 4862c114 "Superior Furnished Apartments; SoTt-sMngT room, with one or two bedrooms every convenience no children.—8, Northcote-strec-t, Richmond-road' DEAF PERSONS should be told of the Visit of Mr. LEIGH, Inventor of the Most Perfect Device for Restoring Hearing. This Invention consists of a Miniature Gold Ear Trumpet (fitting comfortably in the ear invisibly), with a stretched Artificial Drum fitted c r the inner end, which p.tiaoiiss itself by suction to the drum of the ear. The rjlv-ajitajses of this device will be seen by all who need. it.. Consultation Free. Advice and all particulars by poet on receipt of letter describing any case of deafacsE. y—>XB: 2 to 4; 6-to 8.^r25, Tudor- sifeets, Cardj^- ill' :Mhr giinugemntl!g> CARDIFF. np H E A T R E ROYAL LESSEE xxd jMANAQEB MR. EDWARD FLETCHEK. TO-NIGHT. Mr. GEORGE EDWARDES' COMPANY in the Phenomenally Successful Musical Comedy, entitled- Å GAIETY GIRL. Now Playing to Crowded Houses. MISS MARION HOOD as "ALMA SOMERSET" (Tbe Gaiety Girl). Prices, 6d. to £ 2 2s. Early Door 6.30. Doors open at 7, commence at 7.30. Half-price at Nine. Booking Office at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. Nov. 12th, Mr. Fred G. Latham's Co. in the most successful Play of Modern Times- THE SECOND MRS, TANQUERAY Box Plan now Open. 33377 GRAND THEATRE WESTGATE-STREET, CARDIFF. Lessee ana Manager .Mr. CLARENCE SOUNES TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY, November 10, Last Performance of THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN. MONDAY, Mr. Charles Harrington and Grea American Combination in UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. DAY PERFORMANCE on SATURDAY. November 17, at Two o'clock. Children and Schools Half-price. Prices-6d. to dEl Is. Box Plan at Messrs. Heath's Music Warehouse, Queeu-street. 53352 ARC'S GRNNI) WAXWORKS Viet ria-rooiiis, St. Mary-street, Caxdiff. Unparalleled success and popularity of 'the talented Society Lady Palmist SA T A N B L L A, Who holds Two Receptions in her Temple Twice Daily, viz., Two till Five and Seven till Ten, in High- class Seientific Palmistry. Seats Reserved from Two to Three and Seven Eight. The "Demon Swiag, D Arc s latest sensational illusion never exhibited in Cardiff before. Everyone should try it. The Waxworks contains all the leading Celebrities of all Nations. Just added magnificent life-size figure of the late Czar of Russia. Open from Ten till Ten. Admission, 3d. Children, 2d. 4841d9 BALL-ROOMS and BANQUETING B HALLS DECORATED and FURNISHED, BAZAARS and FANCY FAIRS Fitted up Complet PORTABLE BALL-BOOM BAND STANDS, And Portico for Front of Town-hall. FLAGS, SHIMLDS, AND DECORATIONS. In Great Variety. Write for Estimates to— RICHARDSON AND C J BALL-ROOM AND ROUTE DECORATORS, JttBLIC ILLUMINATORS A; BAZAAR FITTERS W nRKS- TRADE-STREET, PENARTH-ROAD, CARDIFF "0 object. e,3169 pifcltc ilotjcfs BARRY POULTRY, PIGEON, AND CAGE BIRD SHOW. President; MAJOR-GENERAL LEE. J.P. OPEN TO ALL ENGLAND. Several Classes Confined to Wales and Monmouth- shire. £ 300 Prjzes and Cups. 162 Classes. Entries close November 14. Schedulesfrom Hou. Sec., A. H. SIMS, 102, Holton road, BWy Dock. 4993d15 T^EVJTZN-STBBET CONGREGA- IK TIONAL IRON CHURCH, RIVER- SIDE, CARDIFF. ADULT SIBLE CLASSES for MEN a.nd WOMEN are conducted EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON at Three p.m. All are welcome. e5918dlO "VTEW^ OF THE WEEK. AEICE J3NS PENNY. I,

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BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN, Tlie Splendid Portfolio of Views Pub- lished Yesterday. It is recognised on all hands that the new art portfolio now being issued by the "Western Mail" is superb, looked at either from the point of view of a collector of re-productions of the most beautiful scenery, the most romantic spots, or the most historic places in Britain, or that of a student of modern art. Each picture is marvellously fine in tone, and faithful to the scene depicted, while many of them are so distinctly creations of high art that they merit mounting and framing as examples of the perfection which the art of black and white printing- has attained in this country. If education be by the eye as well as by the ear. an impetus is certainly being given to popularise the beautiful and the artistic by these exquisite pictures of England, Scot- land, Wales, and Ireland which week by week a.M being offered to the public, twelve views at a time, for so ridiculously small a price.

SOLICITOR DEAD. Was an Old and Well-known Resident of Cardiff. It is with deepest regret that we announce the death of Mr. Henry Heard, solicitor, of Cardiff, the sad event having occurred at the deceased o-entlemen's residence, Newport-road, on Thurs- day evening. Mr. Heard about five weeks ago felt rather unwell, and consulted his medical man, but about three weeks ago he was obliged to take to his bed. Dr. P. Rhys Griffiths paid unremitting and skilful attention to his patient, and called in Dr. Blagg. of Clifton, but the efforts of the doctors were unavail- in. and Mr. Heard expired as stated, death being due to heart disease. Mr. Heard, who was 62 years of age, was a native of Devizes, and was educated at Chip- penham Grammar School. He commenced his career under Mr. Drake, solicitor, Exeter, and 37 years ago came to Cardiff. In the Welsh metropolis Mr. Heard established a practice, and speedily became very popular and made a large number of friends, who keenly feel the loss they have sustained, and heartily sympa- thise with the bereaved family. At Cardiff Mr. Heard, with others, founded a volunteer corps, and promoted the first arcade. Mr. Heard was llan. secretary of the Cardiff and County Club, of which he was also a founder, and from the members he was a few years ago the recipient of a magnifi- cent service of plate. As an Oddfellow the deceased was also well known. Some years ago he was presented by the Cardiff district with a goblet and an address as a token of regard and esteem and for the satisfactory manner in which he recovered several large sums of money which but for his exertions would probably have been lost. Mr. Heard leaves a widow, three sons, and two daughters to mourn the loss of a leving husband and father. The funeral will take place on Monday next at the Cardiff Cemetery at 2.30.

BARRY GAS AND WATER. To be Taken Over by the Local Board Next Week. A special meeting of the Barry and Cad ox ton LOCHI Boa-rd was held on Friday after- noon at Cadoxton for the purpose of com- pleting certain details in connection with thto purchase of the gas and water undertakings of the district. The loan of £ 200,COO for the acouironient of both systems by the board has been obtained on most favourable terms of interest, namely, 3 per cent, jjer annum, redeemable at the option of the board in 25 years and terminable in 52 years.—Tho Chair- man (Dr. P. J. O'Donneli) announced that the board had completed arrangements to enter into complete possession of the pro- perty on Thursday next.—It is understood the gas and water systems will continue to be managed by the present- officials, Mr. F. M. Harris being the secretary and engineer.

A SWANSEA MINISTER'S JUBILEE. There was a crowded attendance at Argyle Chapel, Swansea, on Thursday evening. on the occasion of celebrating the jubilee of the vene- rable pastor (the Rev. W. Williams). An address and a cheque for £ 500 were presented to L Mr. Williams, who generously handed over tk? cheque to the chapel debt fund.

RESIGNATION OF DR. TALMAGE. A Dalziei's telegram from New York on Friday says :—It is reported that Dr. De Witt Ta-lmage resigued his pastorate of Brooklyn Tabernacle yesterday. He is said to be anxious to enter a new field of evangelical werk.

LLANELLY EISTEDDFOD. On Thursday evening, at a meeting of the musical committee of the Llaneily National Eisteddfod to be held at Llaneliv in 1895, the following artistes were engaged :—Miss Ella Russell, soprano Miss Eleanor Rees, con- tralto and Messrs. Ffrangcon Daries, baritone Ben Davies, tenor and Herbert Emlyn, tenor.

An Aberavon town councillor opened his speech on Thursday night with "Fellow mayors." "As a safe, Permanent and Warranted Cure ic-r Pimples, Scrofula, Scurvy, Bad Legs, Skin and Blood Disei-ses, Pimples and Sores of all kinds, we can with confidence recommend Clarke's World-famed Plood Mixture. "It is certainly the fineot. Blool Purifier that, sc-iem-e and medical skill have brought to light." Thousands of wonderful cures have been effected by It. Sokl everywhere, at 2s. 9d. per bottle. Beware of worthies iiiiita .,)AJ,.Y4

LORD ROSEBERY. Premier to Visit Cardiff in January Next. At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Cardiff Liberal Thousand on Thursday night the question of the visit of the National Liberal Federation was discussed. The chair- man (Mr. Robert Bird) stated that he had been in communication with the authorities, and the federation had promised that, if a ii.,arquee, to hold 20,000 people were erected at Cardiff, they would come here next January. They also undertook to subscribe £ 500 towards the cost of the visit. It was decided to proceed with the matter, and Mr. D. A. Thomas, M.P.. promised £100 to start the local fund, B2,000 of which would be required for the marquee alone. The site selected for the meeting is the Canton Market, and it is in this place that Lord Rosebtry will speak on January 17.

TflE RADICAL DEFEAT. Matters a.re Uncomfortable in the Cardiff CaMp. Matters are rather uncomfortable in the Radical camp at Cardiff just now, and everv- body is blaming his neighbour for the crushing defeats sustained at the recent municipal elec- tions. In fact, this question formed the prin- cipal topic of discussion at a meeting of the Liberal Executive held at the offices of Mr. R. N. Hall, under the presidency of Mr. Robert Bird, on Thursday night. The"defeated Radical candidates were- present in force, and naturally wanted an explanation of their downfall. There was a general desire to lay the blame at the door of Mr. R. N. Hall, the party agent, a.nd ex-Councdlor Short, who was particularly dis- gusted with the result of the Cathavs"election, made some strong observations on the lack of organisation in the Radical party. In Tact, Mr. Short's feelings are so strong in the matter that he has threatened to forsake the political arena. Ex-Councillor Lewis expressed his views rather emphatically, and somewhat startled his col- leagues by asserting, in a manner that would not brook contradiction, that during his contest in the Canton Ward lie received no assistance whatever from the Radical party. Mr. F. J. Be,a,van was evidently in the sa.me mood, for he assured the meeting that had he not been the strong man he was he also would have been beaten by the Conservatives in Riverside. Matters were settling down it, little, when some- one wanted to know who was responsible for bringing out Mr- Moses Roberts-Jones in the Roath Ward. This was evidently the red rag," and for a few minutes the discussion was of the liveliest character until the Rev. John Moms, of Star-street, meekly admitted that he was responsible for the whole affair. Even Mr. Lewis Samuel did not escape scot free, and strong remarks were made about his coming out in an unauthorised fashion. This led io a discussion on the mode of selecting can- didates, and the present system came in for out- and-out condemnation. it \V3." freely admitted that the whole organisation of the party was in a chaotic state. Election agents had issued placards without consulting the "powers that be." ajid this. it was explained, was the reason why the cry against the harbour trust beoa-me a portion of the Radical programme. Ulti- ma-tely it was suggested that a special committee should be appointed, consisting of two members from each ward, to consider the whole matter with a view to re-organising the party in the town. The proposal was adopted, and a report will be presented to a future meeting of the J executive.

LLANELLY SAVINGS' BANK. Deposits to be Transferred to the Post- Office. It has now been finally decided by the trustees of the Llaneily Savings' Bank to wind up the concern and transfer it to the Post Office. There are nearly 1,000 depositors, with deposits amounting to close upon £ 40,000.

SWANSEA HARBOUR TRUST. Further Fight Against the Running Powers. At the meeting of the Swansea Harbour Trust on Monday next Mr. Morgan Tutton will move the following resolutions That as the resolution passed at the executive committee on the 4tli day of October last, which altered the plans previously adopted for the working- of the Rhondda Railway Company's passenger traffic o er the running lines of tbe Prince of Wales Dock was not submitted to the monthly meeting- of the trustees for confirmation, such resolution shall not be considered operative until it shall be duly reported and adopted. That in future all resolut-'ons passed at the execu- tive committee shall be submitted to the monthly meeting for confirmation.

SWANSEA BAY RAILWAY COMPANY. At Neath County Polioe-eourt on Friday Mr. H. P. Charles, who was acting for the Briton Ferrv Local Board, asked the consent (,f the Bench to an adjournment of the action brought, by his clients against the Rhondda- and Swansea Bay Railway Company in respect of non-compliance with bye-laws. He explained that it had been agreed between Mr. Powell (who appeared for the company) and himself that the building operations be suspended until the plans were approved by the board and the notice given in accordance with the bye-laws.—The Bench granted the application and the case stood adjourned for a ipont-h.

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NOT GUILTY. Haverfordwest Man Charged With Shooting His Wife is Acquitted. At Carraartlien Assizes on Fri daj- Mr. Jus tice La-wrance had before him the case of Frede rick John Hannam (25), baker, who was indicted for having, at Haverfordwest, on the 1st of Sep- tember, attempted to murder bis wife, Emily Elizabeth Hannam, by shooting- at her with a, revoITer.-The prisoner pleaded "Not guilty." --Air. W. Rees Davies, M.P., prosecuted, and Mr. Arthur Lewis defended.—Tke facts of the case were fully reported at the time, and the only incident of interest at the trial on Friday wa.s the production by Detective Rankin, of Cardiff, who had arrested the prisoner in that town, of the revolver, which proved to be loaded, and caused considerable consternation amongst judge, jury, and spectators. Ulti- mately the jury returned a verdict of '■ Not g'Uilty. -The Judge, in discharging the prisoner, said that this should be a. warning- to him.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE. Lord Jersey's Report is Expected to be Issued Soon. A London correspondent writes:—Lord Jersey's report on the International Conference at Ottawa, which was laid in "dummy" on the table of the House before it rose, is expected to be out in a few days. Inquiry at the CoJo- [ nial Office and among prominent colonials here justifies an anticipation of two. at least, of its recommendations. The reference is to the completion of the British Australian mail route by Imperial subsidy to a fast Transatlantic line to Canada, and the all British Pacific cable scheme. In favour of the former it is urged that the Goveru<nif-.nt now grants over L200,000 a yea.r to the Last and West Mail routes that experts, such as Admiral Hopkins. and quite recently Capt-aiin Wakeham, the chief of the Canadian fishery protection fleet, have- declared the St. Lawrence to be safely navigable, and that the Trans- pacific half of the route is already on a demon- strably sound commercial basis. As .to the cau'-e. an indication of the. Government's ;r,ton- tion is tc» be found in the communication whic-h M.v Mercer, of the Colonial Office, and'Lord Jersey s felloe- delegate at Ottawa, is now con- ducting with the authorities s.t Washington to secure American approval of our leasing Neckar Island or Bird Island for cable purposes.

THE SOUTHEND TRAGEDY. The Trial of Read has been Fixed for Monday. Baron Pollock, in charging the grand jury at the Essex Assizes on Friday, at Chelmsford, with regard to the. -case against James Canham Rtad. who is accused of murdening Florence Dennis, at Prittlewell. near Southend. said the facts were extremely simple, a.nd the ultimate question would be, not whether the facts were t.rue or not,, but what was the proper inference to be drawn from those facts. Passing all to speak of the relations of prisoner with deceased and her sister, Mrs. Ayriss. his lordship said there was no doubt- that- his relations with Airs. Ayriss were of a sensuous character, but it did not. therefore; follow that he was the man who committed this murder, although his relatiins with her became an essential part of the case. Besides his married home at Poplar and the connection which he had formed with Mrs. Ayriss. the prisoner acquired the- affection of a young woman, named Kempton. in 1892, and they subsequently lived together at Rose Cot- tage, MitoiLsm. A child was there born in February. 1894. and an import-ant fact was that while at Rose Cottage Miss Kempton saw the prisoner with a revolver, which lie told her lie earned. < This revolver wa.s taken from the prisoner's brother James, in 1893. together with pi-I a box of cartridges, which corresponded with the bullet found in the head of the deceased.—The jury found a true bill against Read, and the case was fixed for 10.30 on Monday next.

NEATH RATES. At the general annual meeting of the Neath Town Council.held on Friday,Councillor Hopkin Jones, alluding to the increased call ujxxn the guardians made by the county council, said that, although the. rate in the borough would not probably be affected this half-year, yet they might anticipate an increase next half-year. The call referred to wa.s increased from £1.500 to £ 3.000, for what reason he did not know.

CYCLING TRACK FOR LLANELLY. The Llaneily Cycling Company has now been formed for the purpose of constructing a cycling track at Half-Way, about a mile and a half out of Llaneily.

Death of an International Player. Mr. Gilbert Harrison, the well-known Rugby footbilll forward, died at Hull on Thursday after great suffering from cancer on the spine. Mr. Harrison, who has played for England, was for a year the captain of the Yorkshire team.

GADBURT'S COCOA.—"A light, refreshing, and digestive beverage an absolutely pure Cocoa of ths best quality."—"Medical Annual." e2-2357 The Bishop of St. Asaph has left for the South of France, and wiil be away for some weeks. KLEN'S D.S.F. MUSTARD. As supplied KEEN'S D.S.r. MUSTARD. to KEENS D.S.F. MUSTAKD. _II.M. the Queen. Ie356 KEEN'S D.S.F. MUSTARD. As supplied KEEN'S D.S.r. MUSTARD. to KEENS D.S.F. MUSTAKD. _II.M. the Queen. Ie356

THE BOY WITH A LAME BACK. A young fellow who is pretty smart os. general principles, and who -is always in good.. humour. went into a store the other morning, limping and seemed to be broken up generally. The proprietor asked him if lie wouldn't sit down, and he said he couldn't very well, as his back was lame. He saemed diseouragedt and the proprietor asked liim what was the matter. "Well," said he, as he put his hand on his pistol pocket and groaned: "There is no encouragement for a boy to have any fun nowadays. If a boy tries to play an innocent joke he gets kicked all over the house." The store-keeper asked him what had happened to disturb his hilarity. tie said he had played a joke on his father, and he had been limping ever since. "You see- I thought the old man was a.' litt^-e spry. Y oalmaw he is no spring' chicken yourself; and, though his eyes ar-a not what they used to be. yet he can see a, pretty girl further tiian I can. The other day I wrote a note in a fine hand and' addressed it to him, asking him to meet me on the corner of Wisconsin and Milwaukee streets, at 7.30 on Saturday evening, and signed the name of 'Daisy' to it At supper- time Pa he was all shaved up and had his hair plastered over the bald spot, and he rofc on some clean. cutis, acrid said 'he was gomg to the Consistory to initiate some candidates from the country, and he might. not be in till late. He didn't eat much supper, acid hurried off with my umbrella. I winked aT Ma, but didn't say anything. At 7.30 I went down town, and he was standing there by the post- office corner, in a dark place. I went by him and said. 'Hello, Pa, what are you doing th<?ref He said he was waiting for a. man. I went down street, and pretty soon I went. up on the other corner by Chapman's, and, he was standing there. You see, he didnt. know Avhat corner 'Daisy' was going to bej on. and he had to cover all four corners I' saluted hmi, aad asked liini if he hadn't fo-unds- J his man yet, and he said 'No,' the man A js 1 a little late. It is a mean boy that won't | spea.k to his Pa when he sees him standing on a corner. I went up street, and saw Pa J cross over by the drug store in a sort of a hurry, and I coald see a girl going by with- | a waterproof on, but she .skited right along; and Pa. looked kind of solemn, the way b ] does when I asfe him for new clothes. 1;\ j turned and came back, and he was standing^ ;i in tfae doorway, and I said, 'Pa, you wiR4 catch cold if you stand around waiting- for &1 i man. You go down to the Consistory, and -i ,y, let me lay for the man.' Pa. said, 'NevEr s you mind, you go about your business, and I will attend to the man.' 1 "Well, when a boy's Pa tell him to œxe! 1 you mind, and looks spunky, my experience is that a- boy wants to go right -away fro-^ there, and I went down street. I thought -1 I would -cross over, go up the other side, .1,cL see how long he would stay. There was a, :] girl or two going up ahead of me, and I see I a man hurrying across from the drug store j to Van Pelt's corner. it was Pa, and, as '] the girls went along and never looked around, | Pa looked mad and stepped int.o the door- I way. It was a,bout eight o'clock then, and J Pa was tired, and I felt sorry for him, and I went up to him and asked lip, for half a 1 dollar to go to the Academy. I never knew j him to shell out so freely and so quick. He J gave me a dollar, and I told him I would g'fJ and get it changed and bring him back ifne J half dollar, but he said i needn't mind the change. It is awful mean of a boy that has always been treated well to play it on his Pa that. way, and I teit ashamed. As I turned the corner and saw him standing there shivering, waiting for the man, HIT conscience troubled me, and I told a police- man to go and tell Pa that 'Daisy' had been | suddenly taken with worms, and would nof | be there that evening. I peeked around thr corner, and Pa a.nd the policeman went 04 1 to get a drink. I was glad they did, 'caw* Pa needed it, after stan01 ng around so Ion, Well, when I went 'home the joke was at good I told Ma about it. and she was made ;j I guess die was mad at me for treating Pk | that way. I heard Pa come home about I eleven o'clock, and Ma was real kind to hm.. 1 She told him to warm his feet, 'cause t-foey J were just like chunks of ice. Then she asked I him how pt-a-ny they initiated in the Con- j sistorv. aad he said six, and then she asked J if they initiated 'Daisy" in the Consistory,: 1 and pretty soon I heard Pa snoring. In the j morning he took me into tne basement, a,nd- j gave me the hardest talking to that I ever had, j with a bed slat. He ,said that he knew that ] I wrote that note all the t.ime, and he thought lie would pretend tha.t he was looking for i 'Da;isy' just to fool me. It don't look reasonable that a man would catch epizootic and l'hen- ,pi matism just to fool his boy, does it.-? What did he give me tihe dollar for? Ma and Pa don't seem to caM each other pet any more, and, a., for me, they both look at me as thouHfc I was a hard citizen. I a-in going to v-Lls. s.ouri to take Jesse James's place. There is no encouragement- for a boy here. Well, good morning. If Pa. comes in hare asking ft* me tell him that you saw an express wao-on going to the morgue with the remains of a pretty boy who acted as though he died from concussion of a bed slat on the pistol pocket. That will make Pa feel sorry. Ob, he has rrot the awfulest cold, though." And the boy limped out to separate a oouplti^^l of dogs that were fightino-

-rilEAr:r OF KPH-KPTiCAi fmil ? recommend anv of our rendeig sufferinl- from kpnepsv or B.vsteria to .end theif, Vi a.dd?>sses to Mr. Oscar Fauvau, 90, Ores* l.»!*ell-s«treev, London, who will, if they mention; this paper, send to them gratis his Practical Trextitc.i on the permanent- cure of Epileptics! Fits and other? disewes of the Nervous. Sv$tem. m