Evening Express

ONE FARTHING PER WORD P&EPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. Advertisements can be inserted under the following leadings at a Farthiag per Word. NMne and address counted, and odd farthings not /•barged. ftru consecutive insertions for one and a half times 0 price of one. Bit consecutive insertions for twice the price of one Thus WeMS. ONCE. THREE TIKES. SIX TIMES 12 3d 4§d 6d. 11 4Jd 6;d. 9d. 84 6d. 9d. 18. This Scale does not apply to trade advertisements er pablic notices. Stamps may be sent in payment, half-penny stamps preferably. Cheques, Postal and Post-office Orde rs should be crossed, and made payable to Mr. D. WATKIN THOMAS Advertisements are received at the following places CHIEF "BVENING EXPRESS" OFFICES, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. EtfMSS OFFICK, Tredegar-place Newport EXPRESS OFFICK, Castle-street Swansea. EXPRESS" OFFICE, Victoria-street. Merthyr. EXPRESS OFFICE, 4a., Taff-strect Pontypridd. Situation Vacant.—If You Want a Situation, Buy an Evening Express" Fourpenny Advertisement Elank from the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, or Hairdresser. Fill up the Form and Send It to the Evening Express Offices, Cardiff. It will probably get you a Situation. Try it. Hundred* are satisfied. If you cannot get a Form in your neighbourhood send a postcard to the Evening Express Offices. Cardiff.

BIBTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. DEATHS. SIMS.—October 14th, at Vine Cottage, Whitchurch, very suddenly, Wallace Howel Sims, in his 64th year. WILLIAMS.—On October 12, at 3, Somerset-place, Merthyr Tydfil, Mr. Peter Williams, in his 71st year. Funeral on Tuesday, 15th iiist., at 12.30 p.m., private. No flowers. Gentlemen oniy. WILLIAMSON.—At East Usk, Liswerry, Mou., on the 13th inst., Hannah Robertson Watt, beloved wife of Robert Williamson. No cards. wife of Robert Williamson. No cards.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES. Bargain, Pony Cart ajid Harness for £ 12.— Hem- mings, 24. Aberdovey-istreet, Cardiff. e8176rl4 PAINTING. Painting Lessons, landscape and decorative, im- proved system, by poet.—Prospectus, full particulars Artist, 111, Knights Hill-road, West Norwood. e8168rl4 WMM——MM——g—M—B—MP BIRDS FOR SALE. Two splendid Cock Linnets in song for Is. 6d.; Cock Skylark Is. packed free.—Stewart, 31, System- etreet, Roath, Chrdiff. 817Erl4 DANCING. Criterion Quadrille Clas:, commencing Thursday. October 24. and Every Thursday throughout season, beld at Rotoiida-huildliigB, St. Mary street, Cai-diff.rl8 PIGEONS. For Sale, Five or Six Pairs Red Jacobin Pigeons; ■rise-bred.— John Bisatt, 18, Rincraigsireet, Kodth, LOST AND FOUND. El Reward.—Lost, on Wednesday Sth October, ;n WeiJington-street, Cardiff, a Sable and White Collie Dog.—^Shirlev, The Woodlands, Leckwith. e824fii'l? ■■IWWIIIWU IIIWMIM mm irrii I PERSONAL. If the God* Left at 44. Clare-road, Are Not Claimed Within Three Days from This Date th->v Will be Sold to Defray Expenses. e3 £ 32r!5 -? MATRIMONIAL. -? Matrimony.—Young, rood-looking Lady. with E703 yearly and valuable reversion, Wishes to Marry.— Address Box 25, Advertiser Office, Bristol. e8233rl3 Mini ■ mIW■in mi "t R 1?_,?t8118 ■ MEDICAL. Sciatica, Rheumatism, and Paralysis Cured Expe- dite uslv. Houghton's Electro-Hydropathic Establish- Kent, Stuart House, Edwards-terrace, Cardiff. e8001d ———— SCHOLASTIC 2, Cyril-crescent, Roath.—School for Girls and Preparatory Class for BOyi; principals, the Misses Xiijus. f8205r23 DRESSMAKERS. Dressmaking-—Good Fit and Style; Indies' Cos- tuntes made from 6?. 6d. by an experienced hand.— Muss Robif6on, 3. H a tdivav, Cardiff. e3173rl4 CANARIES. Canares.—Norwich Corks, 5* Yorkshire, 6s. Car- ] diff great Poultry Show Wednesday and Thursday, Visitors, for a good canary nail at Baker, Hair- dtessor. Frcderick-fltreet, Cardiff. 8230rl8 MUSICAL. j The Royal Alexandra Handliell Ringers, Instru- mentaliets. and Vocalist? are Now Open for Engage- ments, sacred or otherwise tt rnis moderate.-Apply Manager, 1. Court-roxd, Saltmead, Cardiff. eB192r15: BICYCLES. ?- For Sale, strong Bicycle; good condition; suitable for working man.—Apply John Bisatt, 18, Kincraig- gtreet, Roath, Cardiff. 8235r14 ] New Cycle Lock, with Key, Post Free Six Stamps; Itfpairs, Plating, and Stove Enamelling promptly and cheaply at trade prices; no job too difficult, none too small.—Morris Bros., Pontvpridd.ldV? nBBaaaananaaMIBaBmBaanBanBa t AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. Wanted, Help.—Reliable Men in every locality (local or (revelling) to introduce n new discovery and keep our show cards and advertising matter distri- bvted throughout town and country. Steady em- pln-ment. Commission Salary E10 per month, and expenses up to 10s. 6d. per day. Money deposited with bankers when started.—For particulars write to the World Medical Electric C'jnijxuiy, Temple- chambers, London, B.C. e4691 j Agenta Wanted Everywhere to Form Olubs for Watcbes, Clocks, Jewellery, etc., by eminent Liver pcol Firm; high commission; no risks.—Enolose stamp for particulars to District Agent. care of Locke's Advertising Offices, Newport, Mon. e8174rl4 Salaried and Commission Traveller Wanted for Pickles, Vinegars, Sauces, Peppers.—Apply to Tur- ner. Albion Works, Howard-road, Stoke Newington, London. c8163rl2 ), MONEY. MONET TO LEND. A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN will MAKE ADVANCES from E20 to £ 1,000 upon PROMISSORY NOTE: ALONE, at a Cheap Kate of Interest. No Fees or Expenses of any kind :f business not done. Be-payments by Instalments, or in One Sum. Advances will be Made at Applicant's own Souse. Apply, by letter only, to MR. M. HENRY, 27, EDWARDS-T-Sli K ACE> CARDIFF. e7878*l 3 (, Cash—Advances Promptly Made onreMonable terms to responsible householders from E20 and up- 0 wards. Trade bills discounted.- Apdily J. W. Williams, Accountant. 11, Duke-street, Cardiff. n7388 Those in Want of Cash are Recommended to Apply to the Provincial Union Bank, 1, Queen-square, Bristol, or to the District Agent, E. W. Wfbtier, 3, Working-street, Cardiff. e4550 MONEY F. from £ 25" TO £ 2,000.—WHY Pay More when a Private Gentleman is prepared to Grant Advances to Responsible Person*, Male or Female, upon their NOTE OF HAND in anv part of England or Wales, without loan Office loimalities. NO BILL OF SALE OB SURETIES REQUIRED. The advance can bo paid back by, easy instaJKMts, or can remain out from one to fifteen years hy, P*yi*E the interest only. Gail or write to the actual Lender—CECIL G. COURTF-NAY, C'JlMjJfllli, Sotm Sister* road^Lon Y MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Wanted, to Rent Billiard liable in Cardiff.—Apply E <6, Wrt'tcrn Mai!, Cardiff. e8218rl8 Second-hand Furniture Bought for Cash any class of repairs done prompt and cheap; eend postcard.— Working Man's Furnisher, Woood street, Cardiff. rl5 MISCELLANEOUS SALES. Gas Consumers use Williams and Dean's Patent Economising Burner, and get double the light with less gas consumption; increase your income; protect you rhealth by illuminating the gas wasted by ordi- nary burners marvellous sales and orders Septem- her 400 gross; energetic agents and canvassers wanted in unrepresented districts.-Apply Agent, 34, Kings- wood-road, Penge, S.E., London. 82091"17 For Sale, Brass Door or Gate Plates Engraved with any name, 2s. 6d., at B. Van Dei- Velde, Engravers, 26, Custom Houee-street, Qwdiff. °e8167rl4 1,000 Business Cards, Memorandums, or "Billheads 3s.; 10,COO Useful Handbills, 8s. 6d.: samples free — Fisher and Co., Machine Printers, Broadmead, Bris- t,oi. cM19 MISCELLANEOUS. Perth Dye Works.—P. and P. Campbell: goods for- warded free.—Miss Morgan, Stationer, Docks, Car- diff- e8199r!6 18 Your Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Itep&ir of Watches of every description, English cr Foreign, is 38, Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir, for ,ell years with Mr. Spiridion. Clocks and Music Boxes Cleaned and Repaired. e4202 aituaticn Vacant.If You Want a Situation, Buv an "Evening Express Fompeuny Advertisement I lank from the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, or Hairdresser. Fill up the Form ajid Send It to the" Evening Exprefs Offices, Cardiff. It will probably pet you a Situation. Try it. Hundreds are satisfied. If you cannot get a Form in your neighbourhood send a postcard to the Evening t^resg^Offieea^ Cardiff. PREMISES. HOUSES TO LET. Llaniohen. -Smaill Villa to Letj c-even rooms; ten minutee' walk from station; top of Roath Park — Hanson, Eute Brickwork-i, Cardiff. e8193rl5 House to Let, with immediate possession, in the following streets -—Llanelly, Harvey, Ethel, David, ..nd Dock-street, Cogan.—D. L. Smith, Estate Agent, 10, Queen-street, Oaifdiff. e8196rl5 No. 3, Fredenck-street to Let, with immediate poss<'teion.—For particulars, apply .D. L. Smith, House, Land, and Kofcte Agent, 10, Queen-street. U £ rdiff- e8137rlrj ] PREMISES TO LET. 2 Four dry, John-v-tt;-eet, Bute-street; rei.t moderate. ( -Apply Thomas Edmunds, House Agent, 53. Quc-en- etreet, Crrdiff. c8222rl8 1 SHOPS WANTED. j Shop Wanted, for Fruit, F'.sh, fre., Merchant.-— Address S 31. Express Office, Cardiff. e8242rl5 BAKEHOUSE TO LET. Bakehouse with Stable to Let.—Apply G. H. G. Green Grocer, Broidway, Cardiff. e8164rl2 WAREHOUSES TO LET. L»rge Warehouse, Johr-stieet-, Bute street. Cardiff; rent Imoderaite.—At>ply T'koinas Kdniuiulu', House ¡. Agent, 53, Quee: i-s>roet, Cardiff. e8221rl8 SHOP TO LET. 081 To Let.—Shop in Best Position in Queen-stoeset' ptete glass front.—Apply T. Edmunds, House Agftat, 53, Queen-street, Cardiff. c8246r21 Sliop, Wharton-fitreet, Cardiff, plsvte-glass froni4 funaote for tobaiccowist; rent moderate.—Ttjdtww Edjnunds, House Agent, 53, Queen-street, Cardiff. rl8 ————————-—————————————————————— ] ROOM TO LET. i Rooms, suitable for darning or meetings, centre of town.— l'cnns apply Bert. Joseph, House Furnisher, ( Queen-street Arcade, Can1 iff. e8190r21 FOR SALE, ] For Sale, Eight Houses, l)ai iel-«trcet, Catliavs, and ( One in Bertram street, Roath.—Applv Thomas t Eelmvrate, Houce iVgant, 53, Queen-so'tet, Cardiff. erl8 ?.?- -? ._?_ artHCOP ASSISTANTS. 1 SHOP ASSISTANTS WANTED. Smart Welsh Provision Hand Wanted by Friday Next.-State full particulars, first letter, to Evans t and Co., Royal Stores, Ferndale. e8&)lrl6 J Wanted, Young Man as Salesman for 6id. Bazaar.— c State age, wages expected, where last employed, h 10, Western Mail, Swansea. 797r21 s Wanted, an experienced Man. Also good, smart < Junior for Bespoke Tailoring; abstainers prefsrred. 1 -Prout, London House, Ton, Pentre. BlIr17 Grocery and Provisions.—Wanted at once, a class Hand; one used to butter counter preferred.- Apply, with particulars, to S 22, Western MaIJ, Oar- £ rliff- _?_ 76Or2l Drapers.—Wantfd, an experienced Young l>adv for I Funcy • also One for Showroom; Welsh.—Mayberry ( Williams, Pontypridd. 743*21 I Grocery and ProvisionsT^ASiHtantT~^T^t^we\\ up in provi.sious.-E. Davies, 22, Clifton-street. Rf-ath, it Cardiff. 7401'16 1 Junior (Welshman) Wanted, for Grocery and Pro- visions.—State age and tull particulars Johns' Stores, Carmarthen. _?_ 75Drl5 ( Groceit-—Experienced Hand Wa.nted; must be well up in all departments; good references required; ndoors —Apply F. W. Mander, Aberdare. 7*24rl9 Smart Provision Hand Required flrst-ciass reference indispensable.—Price's Stores, Mackintoeh-place, Car- 3iff- 726rl6_ I Wanted, smart Junior for Drapery and Outfitting; ibie to speak Welsh.—Apply W. Evans, Temple of ° Fashion, Trf.orchy. 678rl9 Wanted, by the Blaenavon Co-operative Society, a competent Manager for their Boot aud Shoe Depart- I ment must be a thoroughly practical tradesman; to ivell up in every branch of the duties of a manager— J jutting out work, making new goods (handsewn and riveted), and repairs; also in supervining work and workmen, a.nd must be a quick and obliging files- ] man present trade about E35 per week lad assists i it serving; live outdoor.—Applications, with refe- 1 -ences, stating age, experience, and salary expected, ) to be addi-eseed to the Committee of above Society, I [vor-street. Blaenavon, to arrive not later than Friday, October 18th. 1895. 40579 Grocery and Provisions.—Wanted" atrocoe, foräiïî District, thoroughly good, all-round Hand; well up t n both branches; live outdoors.—Give full parti. ■i lara, in first letter. S 8,^Western Mail, Cardiff. 40581 Apprentice.—D. H. Lewisa.Ml"Co.T* Drapery [fcath, have Vacancy for well-educated Youth as Apprentice; tall. Also Cashier for Desk. 663rl9 R Wanted, s, respectable Young Ladv to Serve on &t rve. Fruit and Confectionery Counter; niust be of </ood iddree8, and with previous business experience hours eight t- seven; comfortable home.—Address S 7, I IVesfcern Mail Office, Cardiff. 646rl6 Apprentice.—Vacancy for indoor Apprentice to { [jeaun the Ironmongery Business; small premium: igad under 16 yeaj's.—Addi-ess R 41, Western Mail, Cardiff. 572rl8 r Grocery.—Wanted, a strong Improper for the ibove trade; Welsh.—Apply James Jones, Wassail- square,^Swansea. 625ri5 i nt-ed immediately, Young Lady for I Fancy Counter.-State age, salary, experience, and ill situationsjield, Phillips, Buce-road, Cardiff. frl8 butfittin- g-Wa-uted immediately, Junior or Im- prover; Jive in(\oc}1"s.Sto tot' salruy and (xperience Phillips, Friendly JHouse, Bute-road, Cardiff.. rr18 t Drapery.—Smart Jt:nior"for GeneMt;' knowledge c tf wimiow-dressing preferre<l.—Apply Rowlands and j Do., 73, OrdeII-street. Splotlands, Cardiff. 581rl5 t Ironmongery.—Junior Assistapt immediately state f tge, experience, and salary required outdoors.— c Brown and Williams, Bridgend. 556tH Fancy Drapery.—-Wanted, smart Young Lady to f Serve in Gents' Department; to live out.—Apply C. j Msrment, 20, Duke-street, Cardiff. 554rl5 y TTode. ounig Stationery, Fancy TTade.—Wanted^ Young-Lady J Assistrnt; indoors; Welsh spoken.—Send references 4 photo, Sic., to Clougher and Son, Cardigan. 276rl5 Apprentice Grocery and Patent Medicines ntusFbe 31.arp and intelligent.—Ben Thomas, Landore, Swan- < sea. 480rl7 Gi-ocery and Ironmongery.—Wanted, nu ApprenI J fcice, from 14 to 16 years of age.—Apply to Wjliia-ji Jones, Grocer, Yny.'mudw, Swan'ea. 477riv j Drapery.—Wanted, y Ywmg Ladv, Able to Serve Through.—Apply A. David, 20, Splott-road, Car- a diff. 425rl6 3 Pawnbrokir.g.—Strong, active, willing Lad for Ware- hc-uee and Shop; f.fteen years; honest, with some c experience preiel"red.-41, Beaufort-street, Bryn. ( mawr. 366rl6 ion Hand Wanted Smart Wedsh Provision Hand Wanted by Friday j Next.—State full particulars, first letter, to Evans ] smd Co., Royal Stores, Ferndale. 394rl6 Situation Vacant.-If You Want a Situation, wuy t an •' Eveiwng Express Fourpenny Advertisement ] Blank from the nearest Ntswrngent, TobacoDnist, oi Hairdresser. Fill up the Form and Send It to the Evening Exprus". Offices, Cardiff. It will > probably get. you a Sitiation. Trv it. Hundreds are satisfied. If you cannot get a Form 111 your neighbourhood send a postcard to the "Evening Express" Offices. Cardiff. SHOP ASSISTANTS WANT PLACES. Boot Trade.-Adverti.ser, having recently given up < business, is anxious to Obtain Management of Branch moderate salary married.—Address T. M., Ponty. mister, Mon. e820trl7 Furniture.—Young Man Seeks Re-engagcmert; all round hand five years' exeprienoe good references. -Bruton, care of Richards, Newsagent, Neath. rl6 1 Iionmongery.— Wanted, a« Manager, or to Open a Branch for good Firm; wholesale or retail.—S 30, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. ?" 828r21 'Ho Groce.-g and Provision Merclir,ts.—Asfs'tfuiit Se»k« Ive-eng»p?m<!i.;t; aged 26; well i-p at counters md windows ] 3 years' experience; good references. —F. B'jtoher, 41, Eign-st-reet, Herefoi-d. 649rl9 To Bakers and' Confectioners.—Widow and Daugh- ter Requires Ma wtc'ement of a Business; well up hi all branches of the tl1ub; hightst (referencea.— Address R 47, Western JúU Office, Cardiff. 5971'11 CLEHKS AND MANAGERS. '• CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANT SITUATIONS. 9 Accountancy Contracts Entered Into for Sv:<te tancy mr. tically Keeping, Balancing, and Auditing Trades 5 men's Books; accounts collected if desired; term I strictly moderate.-R 30, Evening Express, Car dilf e8310rl7 Young Lady Wanted as Book-keeper and Assistant I own writing, stating age, salary and refe I rence, Phelps and Co., Queen-street, Cardiff. rl7 Dock-keep"" (First-class) Wanted; must b thoroughly competent.—Apply, by letter only, statin; age, references, and salary expected, Grew, Bank buildings, Cardiff. 768rl7 Clerk Wanted immediately; accustomed to th< grocery trade.—Apply Stranaghan and Stephens Stores "(Limited), 9, Castle-street, Cardiff. 720rl6 Secretary Required for Limited Company at Cardiff with £ 300 to B600. Also Old-established Auctioneer'! Business for Sale; £ 150; B250 yearly guaranteed.— Apply Messrs. Bradshaw, St. Lconard's-chambers, Brirtol. 670rl9 Wanted immediately, Young Man as Accounts" Clerk for Shipbroker's Office must have some expe- rience.- Apply to S 10, Weste.n Mail, Cardiff. 665rl6 Wanted, a respectable Lad for Merchant's Office; must have knowledge of shorthand; opportunity for good commercial training.—Apply R 48, Western Mail, Cardiff. 600rl5 Wanted, a Young Man as Junior Clerk; accus- tomed to a draper's counting-house.—Apply L 3, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 353rlG Pupil Wanted in Office of Architect, of many years' practice in Cardiff; small premium required, to be returned as salary. -Address R 12, Western Mail, Car- difi. 361:16 A Mining Engineer Desires a Pupil; premium re- quired.—Apply R 17, Western Mail, Cardiff. [rl6 CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANTED. -?- /Secretary Required for Limited Company at Cardiff with BSGO to B600. Also Old Auctioneer's Business for Sale. £450; j5250 yearly guaranteed.—Apply Mt^srs. Bradshaw, St. Loosaard's-chamber, Bristol. e8234rl 9 AdvcrtMer (M), 18 years' experience Tin-plate Works, Seeks Re-engagement as Office Manager, Caslrer, and Book-keeper; shorthand; highest refe- reiicey.—Address S 14, Western Mail, Cardiff. 714rl9 Wanted, by Young Man, aged 21, Situation as CQT- rasponding and Shortha.nd Clerk knowledge of book- keeping -3, Jfargaret-terrace, Sketty, Swan- sea.. 6941'19 Young Lady, 19, Seeks 3itnatiou as Assistant in Sub- POHt-office: f.N. used to counter wcrk.—Apply R 35, Western Mail, Cardiff. 714rl8 Rents Collected and Estates Managed by ex-Head Clerk in large Bank well up in estate management; moderate tenne.—R 39, Western Mail, Cardiff. 579rl8 Architectural Assistant, of seven years' experience, Requires Re-cngagement—Working Drawings, Details, and Specifications.—R 29, Western Mat), Cardiff. rl7 Accountants, Auctioneers, House Agents, <fcc.— Gentleman (32); many years' experience; accustomed rostrum, balancing, auditing accounts, &c.—Q 47, Western Mail, Cardiff. 282rl5 Accountant, long, varied experience, would Under- take Balancing or Auditing Tradesmen's Books at moderate remuneration, or would Join Auctioneer or Estate Agent as Working Partner; small capital.— Address R 1, Western Mail, Cardiff. 109rl5 Bcck-keeper (22) Seeks Situation; thorough knowledge of douolc-cnt.y hook-keeping; excel. lent testimonials.—Address H 6, Western Mail. Car. did. 39733 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. SITUATtONS VACANT. Advertisets are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letter., A'ldressed to Initials cr Fictitio ig Nimes at any I'o?t-cffce. Letters RIl. diepsed to initials or fictitious ntutes miiet bear the address cf the advertiser or ou& of the offices of the Western Mail. Wsnted, Man to Lcck After Horse and M"-q Him- self Generally; useful.—Apply 6, Glebe-street. Penaith, >.4736 WantcJ, Kmart, activc Youth for Jug and Bottla Dt j artment: must have firrst-cless references. —Apply S 15, Exj.re.ss Office, Ca.niiff. 8240rl6 Smart. Ycuth V.ranted itt tnoe.—Apply The Model Cicthing Compa ly, 45, St. Mary street, Cardiff. prl8 Stpam Ij^uiidry.—Wanted, Shirt, Body Linen, and Finery Ircn««; j/ecewoik; bef-t prices given and constant work also Clear St xrchcr, and Forewoman of Calendar-room Required.—Apply W. E. Vaughan and Co. (Limited), Lland iff 1 >ad, Cardiff. c8213rl5 Ostrich leather Dressing.—Wanted, smart, active, intelligent Girl as an Apprentice to Feather Curling. —Apply W. E. Vaughan i.1 id Co, (Limited), Ijlandaj- l-oax], Cardiff. e8215rl5 Errand Boy (clean and active) Wanted.—Apply Vpughan and Co., DyrH. Llandaff-road, Cardiff. erl5 To Bakers and Confectioners.—Wanted, a good Second Hand; well up in both branches abstaiu.-r preferred.—Address S 24, Western Mail Office. Car- diff. 77Brl7 Wantefl immediately, steady Man to Deliver Goods and Make Himself Generally Useful; must be accus- tomed to horses age about 25 references reauirl"li.- Api-ly S 28, Wester i Mail, Cardiff. i ,788nil__ GroeeiT.—Wanted" ^(utart, strong "Votuig Alan, ah>iii*"J& IAJok Vtler Horse, Deliver, and. _>\SKi.it.; 'Welsh preferred; references required. ^T-Georgc, Stationf r, llirwa.in. 745t 17 "WiiatefL for Rock Castle Collierv, LIandebi", a. Mechanic; capable of Taking Charge'6f All Afachinery and Pumps r used to work: must "be strictly sober. Also Carpenter, used to Colliery Work. 40577 Wanted, a good all-roum# Coach Painter.—Apply, ii. good all tbv letter, with particulars,i H. C. Rich, Coachbuilder, Brecon. 40569 Bov Waited for Delivering, who f-a.n .Or've, and Not Afraid of Work.—Apply 59. Tudor-road, Car- diff. 5301'16 Wanted, strong, active Young Man to Look After Hcrse and Deliver willing to be useful; give refe- lericts; stafe wat'es (indoors), and if disengaged.— Wall, Supply* Stores, Pontnewynydd. 606rl5 Wanted. Carter, to Deliver Flour, &c.—Williams, Llardaff Mill. 580rl8__ Wanted, a practical Man to Cover Steam Boilers and Pipes with Asbestos Non-conducting Covering Composition.—Apply Phillips, Ravenswortb, Neath. 563rl5 Electrics! Engineering.—Messrs. Sydney F. Walker and Co. have a Vacancy for Two Apprentices pre- mium required.—Cardiff Electrical Works, Car- diff 557H8 Appointments under Government for Males aged 14 to 30, r emales 15 lo 20; commencing salaries rangie to £ 100; candidates prepared in their Own homes; prospectus, with every information, free.- M. Stuart, H.M.C.S., Buchanan-read, Seaeombe, Liverpool. 372r1b To" Butchers.—V'ar.t^d, a respectable Young Man uted to the Colonial Trade; must l>e pushing and eneraretic.—Applv, with references, A. Scarfe, Moun- tein Ash. 481rl7 Banke~r .Vwons WaTitefl; used to Portland and Bath Stone.- -Apply New Post-office, Cardiff. 471rl7 I "To"- Kb ulier^—Wanted^ stroivg7_ steady Haulier'; accustomed to horses; full par- t'culare, O. Geo-ge, Merchant, Hirwain. 484rl7 Wanted. a Roll Turner, to Take Charge of Two Mills and Four Pairs Cold Rolls.—Apply, with teati- mordals, R 10, Western Madl. Cardiff. 40482 Wanted, a Cleaver, Used to Cleaving and Dressing Colliery Handles.—Apply Dickson, Saw Mills, Senny- bridge. Brecoa. -?- ?0rl5 Men, Youths.—All"Class"* Requiring Any Employ. ment write at once situation guide free; bnsy tiiiiehundreds suited; don't delay.—Tanner and en. (Box 153), 112, Newington Causeway, London. Men late Army, Navy, also write. 2971'15 Wanted, good, i.teady Stableman.—Apply Bailey's Livery Stables, Cardiff. 323d5 SITUATIONS WANTED. Haulier Wants Situation; any kind of work coal trade preferred.-Apply R 2, Western Mail. Car. diff e8200rl6 Bakers and Confectioners.—Young Man Sc-eke. Situi- tioa sinpte or second hind good reference; die- PCL'tret).—Baker, 7, Margaret-street, Docks, Car- diff. 787r21__ Br.kers. —Wanted. Situation as First, Second, or Single both branches good reffrencf abstainer.— Apply Mr. Baker, Gilfach PoBt-office, Penguro. [rl? — Pork Mu'tcbersi—Youth Seeks Situation as Im- prover well up in smalls.—Apply to A. H. Summers. 4, High-street, Pontypridd. 731r21 Tin-plate ? and Sheet Metal Worker, Re-tinning, Wants Situation in or near Cardiff.—State wages S 11, Western Mail, Cardiff. 713rl5_ Bakers and Confectioners.—Situation Required by practical Hand • disengaged references.—Apply, with particulars, Baker, 293., Lower Monk-street, Aber. gaver-ny. 602r!5 ^Vai7ted7~l)y Young Man (22), Situation as Shoeing and General Sm;th; good references.—W. J. Morgan, 3, Mill-street, Tonyrefail, Poith. 5511'15 Yovng~Man Seeks Situation in Bakehouse, Second or Single Hand: good references.—Apply G. Williams, Crown-square, Raglan. 543rl8^ 'To" Bakers —Respectable Young Man Seeks Situa- tion First Hand; good references' total abstainer.— Hall, 6, Tresillian-terrace, Penarth-road, Cardiff. [r!5 "Wanted. bv Yoimg Man, Situation as Porter; used to warehouses and horses, also gardening.—Apply 3. Hooper, 2, Osborne-place, Pontypool, Mon. 303rl5 Situation as Waiter; experienced; good references; asred 32- tall.—Address WiUis, Edgar Hotel, Bath. 8241-17 "As Boots or X'!ght Porter, hy experienced Man; understands cellar work.—Address Boots, 49, Frederick-street, Cardiff. 741rl7 Wanted,~ Management of "Hotel or Vaults good references; Cardiff preferred.—S 1, Western Mail, Cardiff. 6371'19 Chef Requires Re-engagement, Hotel or Restaurant; good reference?.—Cbef, Hfracombe Hotel, Jlfra- coirbe. J 682i'16 Under-Barman—Young Man. aged 20, Requires Sih.atiou its above; would give first fortnight; willing to learn.—Apply C. N., No. 3, IIarbour-road, Barry. 550115 French Ohef a;i;l Confectioner Seeks Permanent Situation; good experience in London hotel a.nd restaurant; good references; moderate wages.— Address R 31, Western Mai), Cardiff. 507rl7 Young Man Requires Situation as Barman or Cellar- men; good reference,.—J. Davies, 9, Trewllian-ter- race, Penarth-road, Cardiff- 475riV Young ManT21, Set ki Situation as Boote: (tingle cr under; understands billiards; good r6jt*wpce'j— Addrow R 15, Western Mail, Cardiff. NURSEMAIDS, SERVANTS, AND BARMAIDS. SERVANTS WAJJTED. Wanted, Cook-General. House Parlourmaid.— < Apply St. Osyth, Barry. e8254r2l^ Wanted, strong, steady Girl as General. 16 to 20; fend of chddren.—Apply 34, Cambridge-street, Lower Grange, Cr,rcliff. 8237r19 War.ted, General Servant at once, with reference.— Apply 86, Salisbury road, Cardiff. e8217r22 T Wsnted, for London, experienced Cook; house- parlourmaid kept; two in family.—Write, stating wages and references, Mrs. Lusty, Pena'.ltau, Birrv, (dam. 819'lrl5' Wanted, a respectable Girl to Assist with House- work and Washing; no cooking.—Address R 32, Evening Express, Cardiff. e8211rl7 Wsnted, Two strong, energetic Girls-One as Cook- General, the other as Nurse-Housemaid; three in family; boy kept.—Apply, with particulars, to Mrs. Edmund Thomas, Pentwyn, Bridgend. 40611 Wanted, good Housemaid; another kept; one who has been general preferred.—Apply Mrs. Walter Mor- gan, Forest House, near Pontypridd. 826r21 Wanted, good Cook; not over 40; soups, entrees, &c.; assistance given eight in family; four servaate. -Apply, stating wages, to Mrs. Croker-King, Cam- bridge House, Cheltenham. 653r16 Wanted, good General Servant; about 23; plain codling.-3, East-grove, Cardiff. 786r21 Wanted, » good General Servant; small family; good character required.—Apply 3, Bute-esplanade, Dceks, Cardiff. 791r21 Young Housemaid Wanted; two In family; two servant* kept.—State age, wages, and reference, Mrs. Meyer, Dilston, Mumbles, Swansea. 817r21 ""Wanted immediately, a good General Servant, aged 22.—Apply Mrs. Wyard, Hasland House, Penarth. 806r16 General Sei-rant Wanted; must be able to do plain cooking another servant kept.—Mrs. Charles Simons, The Hollies, Merthyr. 805rl7 Experienced General Servant Required for the Country at as early a date as possible; two in frmily. plain cooking; good wages; reference.™ Mrs. Hirst, The Poplars, Talygarn, Llantrisant. (r21 Cook-General Wanted immediately; good wages; no washing or ironing.—Apply, with references, 20, Richmond-road, Cardiff. ?74r21 Wanted immediately, experienced Housemaid m'J"t be good waitress.—4, Marine-parade, Penarth. 763rl7 Wanted, strong Girl as General; also respectable Young Girl as Nurse.—Apply Mrs. Singer, 6, Windsor- road, Penarth. 762r21 WantctI, experienced Nurse for Two Children.— Mrs. Bevuon, Glenbank, Ninian-road, Roath Park, Ct. rdiff. 757r21 House-Parlouimaide (JE16), Cooka (JB18). Working Hor.se 1<ccpor, Generals, Wanted for good-claas Situa- tirns.—Lowtlicr Registrj', Cranbrook street, Lowther- road, Cardiff. 742r21 Wanted at once, a General Servant; two in family — AT ply 228, Newport-road, Cardiff. 733r21 Wanted, early November, for Baby, One Month Oid, trustworthy, competent Nurse, of recent expe- rience with young baby. Alsm experienced House- Parlourmaid, November 1st —Apply Mrs. Evans, 13, Court y-vil-road, Penarth. 728rl7 War.ted, ':m experienced Housemaid: good needle- woman wages £ 16.—Mrs. Stevens, Penhill, Onr- diff. 771rl7 Genuine Registrj- (No Places, No auted. Cooks, Kitchenmai'ls, House-Parloui-maids, Generals, Nurses. Mother's Help; Male Servants (Gardeners). Davies's, 45, Charles-street, Cardiff. 718rl9 Wanted, an active, obliging Girl as Housemaid; must, have good references: parlourmaid kept.-Apply Mrs. Ward, Clasdir, Merthyr Tydfil. 40583 Wanted, experienced General; plain oook; part wtuhing thrca children mother's help kept; good references.—Mrs. Jones, Greenhill, Clytha Park. New- port. 683rl9 Wanted, for London. Two General Servants; jBI6 each; fares paid.—Write, stating agoe, character, Mrs: Coster, Registry Office, Gloucester. 679rl9 General Servant Wanted; accustomed to cook and laundry work; housemaid and nurse kept-.—State moderate wages and references Bryngwili, Pontw- dulais. 696rl9 ""An experienced General; no washing; good refererice^ required.—Applv. between six and eisrht, Exedale, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 708i-19_ Cood Plain Cook. understanda baking bread, Mid 11:'(.od Houf1em:1.id. who can Assist Boy in Waiting Table; both must be clean, industrious, early risers, and h1\;r worn plain.—Apply, stating what wages re- ceived and what requii-ed, Mrs. WaWs, Chester- holme, Newport. 686rl6 Wanted, experienced General Servant for Country; no -.vawhi'ig; aged over 20: Church good reference. —Iti*. Rowe, Woodvillp, Cserleon. 684rl9 Wanted at once, good, strong Girt af Laundreee.— Apply, stating age acid wages required, to the Matron, Merthyr General Hospital, Merthyr Tydfil. 690rl9 Wanted immediately, House-Parlourmaid; must understand her duties.—Apply, stating age, wages, and references, Miss Jones, Maindy, Ynisbir, Ponty. pridd. 667rl9 Ho!isemai<l Wanted.—Apply Skelbrook House, Marine-parade. Peiiarth. 629rl6 General Servant Wanted; good rpfcrences required. —Mre. Shepherd, 26. Windsor-place, Cardiff. &59rl6 Wanted, experienced General Servant; able to do plain ''ooking; eood references indispensable.—Apply, stating wages, Mrs Davies, Coedcae, Caerphilly. rrJ9 Wanted, General Servant; able to wash.—Apply 49, Ho'.tcu-road, Barry Dock. 584r18 Wanted. Two good General Servants—one to do Plain (Rooking; no washing or baking; early risers. -Apply, with references, Mrs. Newell, The College, Portheawl. 599r13 Wanted, good Plain Cook must be strong, active, and not under 25 years of age.—Mrs. Wallace, 28, Newport-road, Cardiff. 584rl8 Wanted, clean, active Girl as Housemaid. Also experienced General Servant.—Apply Mrs. Evans, Llwyncelyn, Merthyr Tydfil. 565rl8 Wanted, a good General; able to do cook- ing- tyouseVnaad kept.—Mrs. F. E. Andrews. 49, Newport-road, Cardiff. 561r15 Wanted immediately, good Plain Cock.—Mrs. Dixon, 14, Plymouth-road, T'erartli. 560rl8 Wanted, trustworthy Servant, who understands Housework, Plain Cooking, an,l Washing; two in family. wages £ 13.—Vicarage, Hirwain, Aberdare. 570rl8 Wanted immediately, a thorough Nurse-Housemaid also Cook-General; good wages given.—Apply Mrs. Jcnes, Settrington, Dinas Powis. 537r17 Wanted immediately, willing Girl as General Ser- vant in a Small Family; reference required.—Apply 2, Romilly-road, Barry. 269r15 Wanted, a respects b-l-c a-Girl ii General Servant; two in family • washing put out.—Apply, after three p.m.. 34, Banaror-road, Roath Park, Cardiff. 514rl7 Wanted, experienced General Servant; must under- stand plain choking; small family; nurse kept.- Apply, not after seven p.m., 27, Edward-terrace, Car- diff. 457rl7 Wanted, experienced General; able to oook; good wages.—Applv la, Wellfield-rcad, Roath Park, Car- diff 467rl7_ Wanted, Early in November, Dairymaid; good plain cooking, taking. &c.; house-parlourmaid and hoy kept.-Apply, stating wages, with references, Mrs. Wm. Jenkins, Pentre-Pair, Llandilo. 488rl7 —WE nted~ respectable Girl as General Servant; able to do plain cooking.—Apply, personally, Mrs. Evans, Garth House, near Gas Works, Dowlais. 483rl7 Experienced General Wanted immediatety; able to do plain cooking; only two in family; washing put. out; aged about 24: good wages to competent person good reference indispen.sahle.-Apply to MTS. S 55, Lanedowne-road, Nothing Hill, London, W. L12450 "Wanted, good Ircntr Two Davs a Week.—Apply. Mrs. Howell, 21, The Walk, Cardiff. 460rl7 W?nted, good Plain Cook for Country (Cardigan- shire) about 30: single-handed; early rMer. —Mrs. E. Boweii, at 3, Worcester Villas, Clifton. 435r17 Wanted, & good PlaiD Cook for a Family of Three; ø.r,ed. from 30 to 35.—Apply Palmyra House, Newport, Mon. 446r16 Wa nted, a good General Servant; good wages com- fortable home. Also Laundress, to Take Family's Washing".—Mra. Lawrence, 74, High-street, Newport, Kon_ 447rl6 Wmted, experienced House-Parlourmaid; small family; neighbourhood of Swansea; aged about 25. —Send full particulars Mrs. Pond's Select Registry, Hellthfleld.street. Swansea.. 441r16 Mrs! Bojt.h, Park Jiegistry, 4, Flrederick-street, Cardiff.—Wanted, Servants all Classes. Ladies suited. Working Housekeeper Disengaged. Beds for servants. Stamp. 437rl6 Wanted, clean, respectable Girl, aoout 16, for Gei.eral Housework must be fond of children.—Apply Mrs. E. Cieverdon, 37, Vere-street, Cadoxton. 431116 Wanted, good General; plain cooking; two in family; washing put out.—Apply, between six and eight, 45, Plasturton-avenue, Cardiff. 4011'16 Good General Servant Wanted by the 18th small family: good wa4- given; references required; country girl preferred.—Applv 31, Charles-street, Car- diff. 4 £ 7rl6 Wanted, a respectable Person as a General Servant, who Understands Plain Cooking.—Apply to David Davies, 2, Cation-street, A'M'-dare. 423rl6 "Wanted, General Servant; about 18; good wages to a respectable girl with reference.—Apply Mrs. Powell, 32, Alba-ny-road, Roath, Cardiff. 422rl6 Wanted, for London, experienced Cook; house- pa rlourmaid kept; two in family.—Write, stating wages and references, Mrs. Lusty, Penalltau, Barry, Gliin. 387rl6 ""Wsnted, good Plain Cook.—Apply, with references and wagea and full particulars, Mrs. W. Lewis, Lon- don House, Treharris. 388r16 WintedT Tespcctiible Gi rl as General; able to wash and do plain cooking; four In family.—Apply Mrs. Arnott, Brynteg, Abertillery. 371rl6 Wanted, for London, experienced Housemaid; tall and of good appearance; two in family.—State age awl wages Mrs. noherts, 14, 'l'ottil1!r Bee-road, Upper Tooting, S.W., or, personally, 223, Newport-road, Cardit I'EMAIE SERVANTS WANT PLACES. Wanted, Situation as Mother's Help or Housemaid, near Llantrisant; good character.—Alois, 76. Sey- motir-road Bristol.^ e8243rla Wanted, Situation as experienced Head Nurse good needlewoman; three years' good reference.—C. Mor- gan, West-street, Llaotwit Major, near Cowbridge. r!7 Young Person, aged 20, Seeks Situation as Nurse f»r General-, two in family.—D. Winetone, 42, Melin- needlewoman; three years' good reference.—C. Mor- gan, West-street, Llaotwit Major, near Cowbridge. r17 Young Person, aged 20, Seeks Situation as Nurse f»r General-, two in family.—D. Winetone, 42, Melin- issyth*ic»t)ad, Neath. 748H7 PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. rj H E A T R E O Y A L • Lessee and Manager Mr EDWARD FLETCHER TO-NIGHT. Mr. WALLER'S and Mr. MORRELL'S COMFAXY, from the Criterion Theatre, London, under the Direction of Mr. FR ANK ADAIR, and including Miss HALL CAINE as "Rhoda Trendel," in the most suc- cessful Play of this year's London season, THE JJOME SECRETARY G.W. Railway.-On Thursday, October 17th, an excursion train will leave Swansea (High-street) at 2.10 p.m., for Cardiff, calling at all stations. Return train leaves Cardiff at 10 45 p.m. Prices fid. to £2 2s. Doors open at Seven; com- mence at 7.30. Booking Offices at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. Monday Next.—Return visit of Mr. Weedon Groesmith's Farcical Comedy Company.— THE NEW BOY. 40678 A R A N D THEATRE. G Lessee and Manager.Mr. CLARENCE SOUNES Splendid Reception of Hardie and The Premier Von Leer's Company in a Theatre of Wales New Startling American Drama, rpHE T>LUNGUR Second Year of B ■ above Cr.W.R.—Thursday, October 17, successful and Special Excursion Train will leave Up-to-Dftte Swansea (High-street.) at 2,10 p.m. Management. Return from Cardiff at 10.45 p-m. MONDAY NEXT, October 21st, Return Visit of Mr. Beerbohm Tree's Company in A BUNCJH OF VIOLETS. Box Office at the Theatre from 10 to 4. Doors open at 7 commence at 7.30. Prices from 6d. to JE1 Is. [40532 T H E jg M P I E E Managing Director. OSWALD STOI.L TO-NIGHT! MISS MAY EVANS (From the Palace Theatre, London), Impersonator, in song, of ideal coster and varied, character. Her immensely popular songs, "The Shop Giri and Can You Tell Me Why the Sweetest flower Dies?" ais seldom equalled. J. H. HURST, With his Coat of Many Colours," his "Face of Many Shapes." GAERTNER AND RICHARDS, Two Musical Clowns, Obmic and Acrobatic. A OontinenW Feature. Four Charming Girts, THE STELLA QUAD&ILLE QUARTE1TE OP VOCALISTS AND DANCERS. JAPA AND JAPO. Two Wonders 011 One Wire. VOLTI AND RAY, Horizontal Bar Comedians. Considered the best of tliair order. BOB GARDNER, Vocal Comedian. ADA LONSDALE, Serio Comedienne. THE THREE HORNE BROTHERS AND MISS FLORRIE WESTON, In their Comic Sketchss and Burlesque Pugilism, excitmg roars of laughter and applause. Next WeekThe BELFRY SISTERS and J. E. CAMP. S TOLLS' PANOPTICON, k.3 PHILHARMONIC HALL AND BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET. EXHIBITION AND NOVELTY PALACE. TO-DAY AT THREE. TO-NIGHT AT EIGHT. HERR PAREEZER'S DIORAMAS, PRUSSIAN CHOIR, BAND, and SKETCH PARTY. English and Welsh Singers. Welsh SongB, Charming Tableaux, Pretty Action Choruses, Thrilling Recitals (Illustrated), Clever Ventriloquism, Musical Solos, Magical, Mirthful, Mysterious Illusions, Laughable Sketches. Splendid BaAd Selections, Fine Dioramic Effects, 150 Pictures each Performance. Daily at Three o'clock. Nightly at Eight o'clock. Refined, Novel, Amusing, and instructive. Enthu- siastic and delighted audiences attrsfcted evervwhere. PICTORIAL SACRED CONCERT ON SUNDAY. Adirfission, 6i„ Is., and Is. 6d. In the Curio Halls. COUNT IVAN ORLOFF, the Ossified and Transparent Man," attracts great atten- tion, and is a marvellous sight. Other interesting features are available in this seriion of the estab- lishment. And Next Week the Giant Children will arrive. NEWPORT. THE pi M P I R E Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT. GEORGE SPRY and FLORRIE AUSTIN, MISS DAISY WOOD, THE SISTERS LENA, H F. WILSON, PROFESSOR VOX, MAGICIAN DENNO POSIE COLEMAN, DAISY JAMES, and CON- WAY and LELAND. '■ Kext Week—The Tilley Sisters, Newman and < Downes, ftc. 1 yiCTORH THEATRE"; MONDAY, October 14, 1895, and During the Week, < Special and Most Important Engagement for ] Six Nights Only of 5 MR. CHARLES HARRINGTON and MISS ETHEL CALROW'S COMPANY In "HER WEDDING DAY." Next Week—"THE PLUNGER." Prices as usual. Doors Open 7.30 commence 7.45. BARRY. Barry dock empire (LATE PUBLIC HALL, THOMPSON-ST.) Manager—Mr. J. MORBELLA (Late of tire Philhar- monic. Cardiff). MONDAY, October 14, and Every Evening during ihe Week, j STORELLI, Musical Masher Up-to-date. Hear the Talking Fiddle, and Wonder. For a Limits 1 Number of Nights. The Firefly, Charm- .i ing MISS MILLIE TEMPEST, Dashing Burlesque í Actress. First Time Here and for One Week Onh'. MR. WILL POWELL, Vocal Comedian and Dancer. In his Original and Up-to-date Song and Dance Important Qagagiament of the New Comedienne.. MISS KATE WILLIAMS, Serio Songstress and Dancer. Engagement for One Week Only, of FRED DIXON, The Funny Entertainer. Starring Engagement for One Week Only of MISS NELLY CAVENDISH, Burlesque Actress, Vocalist, and Danoer. Engagement, Special, for This Week Only, of The GILMORES, Speciality ComedSbns, Patter Voca- lists. and Eccentric Dancers. Prices: 2s., Is.1 6d. Half-price at Nine o'clock to First and Second'Seats. PONTYPRIDD. Royal clarence theatre PONTYPRIDD. Proprietors Messrs. TRENCKABD AND JOKES. TO-NIGHT and during the Week, at. 7.45, Mr. Harry Brace's No. 1 Company, in the Sensational, Convulsive, Hilarious, Farcical, Musical Drama, in Three Acts, entitled, a (K)NI<3HT AN ARMOUR. Written (nlv to amuse end make you laugh, by Walter Burnot and Ha.rry Bruce, Authors of "The Two Hiissire." Musdo composed and arranged by Peter Wilson. The whole of the magnificent scenery specially painted by Nicholas Hinchy. MONDAY, October 21st, 1895, The Conscript and The Slums of London. 40562 Dancing and calisthenics. —MIRS DAY'S CLASSES are Resumed at the PARK-HALL. Private Lessons Given and Private Classes Held at 40, THE PARADE, CARDIFF. e4737 APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS WANTED. Wanted, Apartments (piano) for^Young Couple; cear Queen-street preferred.-Adress to S 16, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. e3?41rl6 APARTMENTS TO LET. Comfortable Apartments Vacant at 112, Miskin- street, Cathays, Cardiff, for Two Young Gentlemen; mcderate tarns; bot and cold bath. e8239rl9 To Let, the Dwelling Apartments at 12, Oastle-road, Cardiff, comprising Mtting-rnom (overlooking Pajrade). 17ft. by 17ft., four bedrooms, kitchen, be.—Apply; to S. Farmer, on the Premises. 78ari!l Beaufort Villa, 12, Oowbridge-road, Cardiff.—Supe- rior Apartments. 775r21 Bfdrootn and-Sitting-room; hot cold hath; no children • newly furaished house; terms moderate; private fa*uUy.—85, Ajigus-street, Bœth, Car- diff. 766rl7 Plieturton-avenue, Cardiff. Thor:'oughly comfort- able Apartments for gentleman or Two Friends.— Apply S 21, Western Mail, Cardiff. 765r21 Furnished ^Apartmenbg or Lodgings; suit one or two respectable young men or married couple.—7, South Luton-place, Adamsdown, Cardiff. 723rl9 J44, Rehniond-road.—Gentleman having nonport- able Apartments, Wishes to Share Sitting-fvom; sejiarate bedroom^ terms very moderate.. 719rl9 23, Llonbleddian-gardens, Cardiff.—Superior Fur- nished Apartments; good locality; convenient to tranM and town bath good eookiing and attendance; no children. 634rl9 4, Edward-terrace, i .Sup(-rior Furnished Apartments; one minute'.s waif from college and Taff and rulymney Stations hot and cold hath. 609rl8 -3?- WiudsoF-place,^Oardiff7—Well-furnished Rooms to Ij<.t. 4635rl8 i247T\ich nond- 10a<1, Cardiff.—Well-furnished Apart- ments to Let, Suit Two or Three Gentlemen. 589rl8 Penarth.—Lady ha.< ple-tsantly situated. Well-fur- nished Rooms for Gentleman, either as Boarder or Otherwise.—Apply, first. Sketch, Hickman-road. r15 27. Howard-gardens, Roitn, Cardiff.—Comfortable Aj artments; front sitting-room, one or two bed- rooms suit one or two genUemen; bath; terms t ? 47Grl7

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————a——» mm'mwmiamwmm—————— LOCAL AMUSEMENTS. "THE HOME SECRETARY" AT CAR- DIFF THEATRE ROYAL. "Pobtxcal principles should be like chain armour—strong-, but flexible—a protection, tut not an impediment." This is erne of the many caustic, cynical remarks that abound in Mr. R. C. Carton's latest play, "The Home Seore- tary," produced at the Theatre Royai on Mon. day evening. The dialogue is sometimes brilliant, a.nd often contains an epigram that rsn inds one of an author who is now without the pale of society. But of dramatic situation there is surprisingly little in the play. "Dun- can Trendel," "the Home Secretary," is an advanced democrat, who, fortunately or un- fortunately, is married to a woman whose political principles are strongly compounded of honesty and! Socialism. This unique com- bination ultimately drives their marriage through three stages—"doubt, recrimination, estrangement." The husband and wife go their different ways; eventually they realise their folly, and re-unite. That is the plot, disen- cumbered of its pdlitical verbiage. To the man of the world and to the politkial partisan "The Home Secretary" affords a very pleasant evening's amusement, but, regarded1 as a dra-ma pure and simple, Mr. Carton has net repeated the suoeews of his "'Liberty Hall." Miss Hall Caine's "Rhoda Trendel" outrivals her recent famous portrayal of "Dulcie Larondie." She invests the character with » wealth of womanly charm, of subdued pathos, and artistic charac- terisa.tion. Mr. Harry iStia-nford is both manly and impressive in the part of "Duncan Trendel," and' three fine character studies are ocunt-nbutsd by Messrs. Charles G-oodhari. T. W. Dunsc.omhe, and Claude Agnew. Mrs. Henry Kitts, an old Cardiff favourite, renders a fine portrayal of "Lady Clotilda." The mounting and dressing are particularly worthy of-notice. Misi Hall Caine's dresses especially are "two lovely for words." THE GRAND THEATRE, Haidie and Von Leer's "The Plunger" was itaged at the Grand Theatre on Monday a veiling, and the popular old drama was produced by a well-seleoted company ,}f irtistes. The plot is well known, and its enthralling and sensational character was appre- ciated by a large audience. A feature of the piece which was productive of a deal of vpplause was the introduction into the third ict of a variety entertainment, which includes tfaraoter songs and dances, tableaux vivan ts, md cornet and posthorn solos. THE ~EMTTRES. CAPXHF?. As was orly to be expected, the Cardiff Empire was well filled on Monday night, and right royal receptions were accorded) Miss May Evans, who this week makes ,1, most (velcc-me irst. visit to Cardiff. fresit from her successful engagement for 26 weeks at the Palace Theatre, London. Mi?s Evans is a finished and most accomplished artiste, and her songs, pathetic or gay, were all rendered to perfection. Her most, successful "hit" was in the -ole of "The Shop Girl." ivtiss Eviins's jfioond song also brought down, the ho;ise. It ivaa descriptive of the bife of the "flavey. Mr. Stoll's enterprise in engaging MIPS May Evans is sure to be rewarded by bumper houses throughout the week. Among the artistes also appearing are Volti and Ray, a couple of very smart triple-bar comedians; J. H. Hnrst. who as a character comedian is one of the bvat"; the Stella Quartette of Vocalists and Dn.noers, four very clever girlfl, the Home Brothers Troupe, in » very merry sketch- ano Ada .Lonsdale, serio-comic vocalist Japa and Japo, wire per- formers; and Gaertner and Richards, musical eccentric clowac. NEWPORT. The bills at the Newport Empire are getting stranger and stronger. This week there is a great budget of talent. Spry and Austin, that r, n rusticating .couple who have so often made the house roar with laughter and applause with their tricka, are again in the programme, and met with a big reception on Monday night. Miss Daisy Wood, sister of Marie Lloyd, is in fact, as she is aptly doscrihed in mural literature, one of the bright light- of the variety stage. The fasci- nating Sisters Lena, wain relatives of Marie Lloyd (one a Rister, and another ft cousin), further exemplify t.be assumption that talent runs in families. They are very fetching dancers and duettists. The other turns inolude Pro- fessor Vox, a very clever ventriloquist; H. P. Wilson, tenor vocalist; Rosie CJpleman, come- dienne dancer Miss Daisy James, serio-comic and Denno, master of magic art. THE PANOPTICON, CARDIFF. The boards 1%.t. ihe Panopticon, Cardiff, left vacant by the departure of ihe Kentucky I\9instrels, are occupied ishis week by Htrr I'areczer's famous Prussian Choir, who bring with them a number of first-claas artistes, a r oet variedi ^eportoire. and an excellent repu- tation. The last-named was quite upheld at both peiformancee given on Monday, and. the audiences, vhich Slled Mr. Stoll's popular St. Alary-street house, were treated to p pro- gramme with which little fault could be found. The iad'ies in i\.ne choir, who possess very swtt voices, were teaHily applauded for their ren- derings of some well-selected songs and ballads, aad Herr Pareezer himself wuc most j;nteresiing in his description of scenes and views which were showp upon the screen. Turns were also given by a. troupe of speciality artistes, who contribute recitations, Tui-sical (selections, sketches, and magical illusions. ROYAL CLARENCE THEATRE, PONTY. PRIDD. Mr. Harry Bruce's company opened kere on Monday night in the farcical, musical drama A (K)night in Armour." The talented authors, Mr. Karry Bruce aDd Mr. Walter Burnot, state that the piece was written only to amuse and make yon laugh." That they have succeeded in their endeavour was demonstrated by the hearty lsngbter and applause of a numerous audience throughout the evening. An excellent cast is engaged for the production, including Mr. Harry Bruce, Mr. James Chippendale, Mr. Wilford Cheetham, Mr. Arthur Verne, and Mr. W. H. Liddy, Miss Louise Millward, Miss Norab Caronne, Miss Nellie Wallace, and Miss Lallah Davis. The candle chorus and dance by the Eden Quartette was much appreciated. W Tb> music by Mr. Peter Wilsor. and ¿,he gorgeous scenery by Mr. Nicholas Hinchy are both excel- lent, and well worthy of mention.

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■nHnRMHHHMHHMMnbiMMHtannMBnHBMi NEW RAILWAY TO LONDON. IMPORTANT STATEMENT BY SIR J. J. JENKINS. It will be remembered that Sir John Jones Jenkins made one of a party of Swansea gentle- men. who visited Barry Docks one day last week. Sir John, in speaking to a "Cambria Dailv Leader" reporter of the visit, said: — "I was at Barry with the trustees and the local railway officials last week, and we saw the pier they are constructing for facilitating the Chamnel passenger traffic, which, as you know. has increased enormously of late. In this connection the Barry directors have hit upon an idea which is novel, and the carrying out of which will, I believe, be remunerative. Thev intend to issue circular tickets enabling Dassengers from the Rhondda and Cardiff, to land at any port in the Channel, and to return, if they choose, by a different route. They have chosen the Mumbles as one of their places of landing, a fiict that will materially increase the usefulness of our pier, and, of course, improve the prospect of its being a paying ':fiaceni. "Talking of Barry, Sir John, do you know if there is anything new to be said of the proposal to make a new trunk line from London to Swarsea?" "I don't know that anything 'new' can be said, but I am aware of this: that the proposal is being very seriously entertained in the eastern end of the county. Its promotion is be-ing conducted by men of position, some of whom are amongst the most astute and ener- getic capitalists in Glamorganshire." "And you really think t'here is a prospect of the scheme being carried through?" "I saw on my visit to Barry inany indi- cations of earnestness, many signs of deter- mination, and there m no doubt whatevei— not the slightest doubt—that application will shortly be made to Parliament for powers. The rpplication for powers will probably cost a 'large Mini, and a liberal proportion of that money is already in hand. "If I am not trenching too much on your affair,Sir John, would yem mand saying if you of .juty' other 8wansea. capitalists are emerestfed ii|rthe scheme?" ¡'WpH. up till quite recently my attitude has been that .,pt-.a. avmpathetio looker-on. Now, however, some other Swansea gentlemen and myself have been afked to join in the move- ment, and I shall probablv consent. I shall do so because I believe it would be greatjy to the advantage of Swansea—and^ not only of Svansea, but of the chief South Wales towns— to have another connection with London." "That will mean another big tight with the Great Wester,n Railway:" "That, doesn't trouble me inuch. Fights with them are nothing new to me. W*> have hud so many that I have become almost inured to them, and I really think they have grown to regard me as their natural enemy." "How would you foreshadow the effect of Blleh a line, Sir John?" "Well, the first. effect would, undoubtedly, be that which we have already seen since .¡1:Je opening of the Rhondda and Swansea Bay— the reduction of rates, and consequent benefit to th traders. Since our line opened, the G*eat Western fares from Briton Ferry and Port- Talbot to Swansea have been reduced, and manufacturers have had greatly improved fieight terms." "Ha.s the rcute for the proposed new line been seitled 1" I "Not yet. There are two routes suggested, and the promoters will select the better of these." "You think that the matter is one that should Clall for the coidial co-operation of all Swansea people?" "I most certainly do. The advantages of a competing line are obvious. You just in- stitute a comparison between the fares charged- by the Great Western from London to the North and from London to Swansea, and you will see what the public have to gain by this scheme." Do you consider the line would pay?" Becic'edh. In thø first place the cc.st of obtaining an Act of I'.iiiiaineivt is very much Stss now than formerly, and by the use of modern machinery and. latest applUrices rail- way* can be constructed chea.per than nhs-n the Great Western made their line. That t-ama: so we should Dot require to earn ns much as they in order to pay dividend. I think it would pay handsomely." "What do you think would be the attitude of Parliament to the project?" From my experience of Parliament, I have very little doubt that when we can show them the injustices which South Wales towns suffer, and the undeniable advantages which would accrue from this new undertaking, they would willingly grant powers." 'a?-???"?———

COLLIERY ACCIDENT. During the small hours of Monday morning a slight explosion of gas occurred in the Penrhiw Colliery of the Messrs. Crawshay Bros., in the Gelliwion Valley, near Pont- ypridd, whereby one man was injured and a horse killed. It appears that a stone in the roof got loose and liberated some gas which, on being ignited, slightly injured John Wood, who was in charge of the electric pump some short distance off. A horse which stood) in a different direction from the blower was killed. -?-

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WELSH LADIES' CHOIR FORTY-ONE PIECES SUNG AT ONE CONCERT. If the Royal Welsh Ladies' Choir continue all through their tour through America as they began in New York, they will make a record for hard work. They were re-called so often in one concert that ,hey sang 41 different pieces in chorus, duets, and FOIOP. This is the "New York Recorder" account of it — FroRi the mountains of old WaJes, from Cardiff, Builth, Pontypool. Llandudno, Pont- lottyn, and Rhvmney there came such glorious harmonies last night that Chickering-hali rang with applause till close upon the hour of mid- night. It was the first concert of the Royal Welsh Ladies' Choir, under the auepioea of St. David's Society. The choir sang and sang, and whether it was an old Welch tune or some olresio song from opera or concerto, or "Annie Laurie." rendered with exquisite harmony, or "Home, Sweet Home," the song eung round the world and adopted by all nations, ihe lis- teners couid not get enough, and encored again and again. It is not necessary to introduce this splendid organisation. Are not the annals of the Columbian Fair bright with its musical accomplishments and the prizes it won? The prize song, "The Spanish Gipsy," was sung last night, and the prize singer, Miss Bessie Evans, was heard, but she was only one of many worthy of generous mention, for nearly half of the choir are eisteddfodio prize-winners, and all were in good voice, and) perfect training. Madame Clara Novelln Davies conducted with her usual spirit, and solos were sung by the Misses Kathleen Evans, Annie Jenkins, Nellie Grif- fiths, Dot Prosser. Nellie Asher, Bessie Evans, Gertrude Drinkwater. Beatrice Edwards, Annie Davies, and Edith Edwards. The concert closed with "God Save the Queen." in Welsh, and thnn it was that the audience showed what it oovld do with Taffy's tongue-

PRAISE FOR CARDIFF- A CASE OF SUC ESSFUL TRADE SPECIALISATION. The current number of the "Liverpool Jourral of Commerce" contains an interesting article on "Cardiff," together with a plan of the port. "The name and fame of Cardiff as a coal exporting centre," says our contem- porary, "have spread all over the civilised -world, and if ever there was a case of success- ful trade specialisation it exists in this go-ahead and energetic town, which has at length actually achieved the distinction of being about, if rot the first, port in the world for the volume of its coal export's. It is to Cardiff, then, that we must go if we wish to learn all that is to be known about the loading of coal, and so vtry important an item has this branch of our export tiade become, and, in consequence, so keen is the competition, that -t is absolutely necessary for every port which possesses faci- lities for coal loading and discharging to keep right up to data with the thousand-ajid-one time and labour saving appliances which '4 re now been brought into the business. To Car- diff, then, our representative jourqeyed, and the result of his visit was to fully confirm the most favourable anticipations." Ooular demonstration was soon given of the '•.marvellous order, quietness, and rapidity''with which the coal is transferred1 from the pit's mouth to the "hurrying" steamer. "In the great Bute system the work of coal loadting has been reduced to a science, both in the way of expedition and of freedom from breakage. The machinery and appliances It the Bute Docks p;*t every other p-rt almoet completely in the shade." After a brief description of the axtpnt of the docks, the writer continues:—"All of these things! tell well in favour of the South Wales port. as ro. poaling centre, but Cardiff is ambitious. She wishes 00 have an import trade in some w> v commensurate with her tXport, traffic, and not remaining as aft present, in something like vbe proporbion of one to ten." .A visit to Cardiff would be anything but complete (the writer goes on) without calling ar. the Dowlais Iron- works, which he spevks of m highly appre- ciative terms. Proceeding, he says that amongst the sights of Cardiff w-ere the magni- ficent flour mills of Menssre. Spillern I¡.fld Bakers (Limited) and the Cardiff Milling Com- pany (Limited*, whose mills were amongst the fin<?«t establishments of the kind in the king- dom. The handsome buildings of the latter were most advacftageorsly placed, the large deep-wa.t-.ir fronltage right on the dock giving this establishment "both importing and ax- porting facilities which are certa/inly not im- proved upon by any in the counitrf." "We left CWdiff," concludes the writer, "impressed with the sa.me idea thait we erterpd :t. a feel- ing of wonder that such an enormous coal ex- port trade can be coped with so quietly and so admirably, and so free from hftcb or trouble of any kind. In large businesses a great deal,. of course, depends on system, but just as much is dine to the personal influence and power of those at the lyod of affairs, and no one can go to Cardiff without feeling ihtllt this la.tto factor is mainly responsible for the remarkably successful administration of the port."

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DEVELOPMENT OF CARDIFF. ACTIVITY OF THE BUT-B AUTHORITIES. We are enabled to state that important pro- posals having in view the development of the trade of Cardiff, both sea.wards and landwards, will be made on the part of the Bute authorities in the forthcoming session of Parliament. These proposals will embrace railway communi- cations calculated to assist materially to increase the shipments at the docks, while one of the features of the scheme, of far greater importance, will be a project for the utilisation of the West Mud in order to increase the dock accommodation, and for the extension of the low water pier, so as to make it available to three-quarter tide, and giving the greatest possible facilities: *$§ both for passenger boats and general shipping trade and the greatest-possible time for vessels entering and leaving the docks. Of course-, at present these schemes are necessarily in an unfinished state, and it is possible they may i be modified or extended as the time for deposits. inpr Bills arrives. We are enabled to state upon, < authority that the above information gives a i general outline of the proposals of the Bute. A « In connection with this matter Lord Bute spent j a busy day at Cardiff Castle on Monday. William Thomas Lewis and a number of ofchet^ ^officials connected with the estate arrived Cardiff on Saturday afternoon, and they were.) closeted with Lord Bute throughout Monday,^ and we understand the special business under. consideration appertained to the measures which! j j are about to be brought forward. It may be M mentioned in this connection that two expert |ijj engineers were present and assisted in the :1 deliberations.

TAFF FITTERS' DISPUTE. | LATEST DEVELOPMENT IS Ai POLICY OP BOYCOTT. A mass meeting of members of the AmaJ, tramated Society of Engineers interested in the grievances of the fitters who have left the employ of the Taff Vale Railway Company in the West Yard, Cardiff, was held on Monday night in the Colonial-hall, Cardiff, the large attendance being made up of contingents from Cardiff, Barry, and Penarth.—After the con- sideration of the attitude of the company, ai resolution was adopted to the effect that re- pairing or other work, including the repair of ] machinery in loading or unloading, be not done ujjon vessels carrying cargo conveyed by th»tj Taff Vale Railway Company, the order ta remain in force until the points in dispute have been satisfactorily arranged. \?:,

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WELSH MILITARY NEWS. ► A district court-martial will assemble at Pern- j broke Dock, at an hour and date to be named. by t.he O.C. Severn, for the purpose of trying Gunner J. M'Carthv. R.A. President, Major Spratv, 2nd Devon Regiment. A party of recruits of the 1st Welsh Regiment will proceed to Tregantle on the 14th instant, returning to Plymouth on completion of a courso- of musketry. Scrgeant-maior William Henry Vernon- 23rd Regimental District, has been selected for pro- motion, with the honorary rank of lieutenant, to the miartermastcrship of the 2nd Battalion ip Royal Welsh Fusiliers, which is vacant by tha retirement of Lieutenant A. E. Hammond.

LOCAL NEWS ITEJ?S. A Treorky shoemaker, named Williams, ?;. has reported to the police the loss on Sun- if day evening of two bags containing £ 600 ia .• gold. < LINEN LAUNDERED, Curtains Cleaned, Carpet* JJeRten, Windows Cleaned. Red Cross Vans and ladder. Trucks to all parts daily. -Cardiff Steam Lai.iKiry, Carpet and Window Cleaning Company (Limited), Minny-street, Cathavs, Cardiff. Send Post!* eard. 396T Cardiff and District Chrysanthemum Society.— The Ninth Annual Show will be held on the 13th and 14th November. Liberal Prizes—Specials, Cer- tificates, and Challenge Cup ror Amateurs.-For ScV.cdulee, &e., applv to Secretary, 66, Woodville-road, 0prdiff. e4727

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