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PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. rjp H E A T R E ROY A L lessee and Manager Mr. EDWARD FLET0HER. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), MAT 4fch, Mr J J. DALLAS'S COMPANY wiim Appear in tlie ISev,- Musical i'arolca.1 Comedy, ONE OF THE GIRLS. Miss Mary Duggan (of the D'Oyiy Cartc Opera Com- pany), Mr. Frank Manning (the Great Eccentric Comedian), Mr. J. Harold Carson, Mr. Greene Tayior (who has juat achieved such brilliant successes at the Principai London Theatres), Mr. R. Temple, jun. (of the Gay Parisian Company), Miss VerJla Heed (A.C.V.) (Violin Soloist, from the Albert-hall, Lon- don), Sisters Fratnpton (an their Elegant Dances) Allan and Aubyn (the Society Comedians and Instru- mentaliste^and ^Uy^^ Company. Conductor Mr. WALTER SCOTT QNE OF THE (I IR.LS, x (Written by HERBERT lMftKLKT and S A. UADn Music amp"aS,SI?Ig^VYb^ «> KuX. (Limited), Queru-str^r^' i'h2?IlpSo.n and Shaekell's Telephone No. fii cm ^en till Five o'c.»ock. Mog? SurxMsfnf'tj' nIat'I lltii.—Return. Visit of the THE SHOP GIRL! Cumcdiet~* 44634 THE SHOP GIRL —-TZ THE SHOP GIRL! (4 R AN JD THEATRE —? The Premier Theatre of Wales. M*uaeer Mr. CLARENCE SOUNES. nini JSF» DURING THE WEEK, Miss MARIE T>.<rriTr\!r Original Company, from the i-.VlLIQJ* THEATRE, l/ON'DON, m the New and Powerful Drama, -A. W0MAN'S ~\riCT0RY- Ðsor8 open at 7; commence 7.30. Rax OfEce open st Theatre daily 10 to 4. Telephone 725. Prices 6d. to il 1&. Monday Next, May 11th.—HARDIE and VON ITER'S Great American Company, in THE CATTLE KING and THE BANDIT EL1NG, including tlte CVe- b rated American Actor, Mr. JAMES H. WALLICK. 44645 IJIHE NEW JgJMPlRE. QUEEN-STREET. Managing Director—OSWALD STOLTi, TO-NIGHT, Ax GRAND QPENING CEREMONY By the RHONDDA GLEE SOCIETY And the SEVERN VOL. DIV. R.E. BAND. BOSS MARIE LOFTUS. BERBERT LE MAlrflNE. tHE MARCO TWINS HARRY CHAMPION. THE THREE SISTERS WYNNE. HARRY FREEMAN. PARKER-S DOG CIRCUS, And DON! JUAN GATCEDO. NEXT WEEK: THE LUMIERE CIXKiU-TOGRAPHE', Ifader MONS. TREWEY fmm » THBOBIGm^OT^Sr' Specially engaged for the New Empire. Box Office Cor Advance Booking Open Eleven a.m. to Four p.m. Plan of Boxes, Fauteuils, and Grand Circle. TWO PERFORMANCES NIGHTLY. Early one Seven o'clock to Nine o'ciock. Late ona Nine o'clock to Eleven o'clock. AU Artistee Appear at Each Performance. Private Boxos, 10s. 6d., 7s. 611., and 5B. Four l-arscns only to Each Box, unless extra seats arc taken at 2s. 6d., 2B., and Is. 6d. Bach Respectively. Fauteuils, Numbered and Reserved, 2s.; Grand Circle, Numbered and Reserved, Is. 6d.; Stalls, la.; Pit, 6d.; Balcony, 4d. pA R K HALL, CARDIFF. POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, Commencing TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), MAY 4, 1895. LIVERMORE BROTHERS' WORLD-REN OWNED COURT MINSTRELS, "En Costume" George II., 50 GREAT ARTISTES 50 NEW AND ORIGINAL PP.OGRAMME. before their Majesties the King and Queen Belgians, on Friday, July 20th, 1894, at Brussels.) awE COURT MINSTRELS' SUPERB CHOIR, THE UNRIVALLED CHOIR OF JUVENILE VOICES. æARMIKG INSTRUMENTAI,ISTS. INIMITABLE DANCERS. The phalanx of Comedians and Speciality Artistes, «upportad by a Full String and Brass Band, altogether forming the Greatest Minstrel Combination ever brought together. GJUND ILLUM'NATED DV7 PERFORMANCE • J' HDAY, Mar 9th (equal in every respect to the averting). Doors Open at Two; eonancnce at 2.30. Prices of Admission—Reserved Seats ^Numbered), %■ '■ Unreserved, 2s.; First Class, 1*. 6d.; Second vlM*. Is.; Third Class, 6d. Children Half-r,ri-« 7^°°P °Pen.r^ «*veniug at 7.15; commerce at •j 7^ y door °',en each evening at 6.4C «'<"> extra to Ws- «f Sh^Clnl S*Jte.aBd Tickets at Messrs. Thompson and ► hao.ke]i s Music Warehouse. 4225h4 ^ESSIONS AND SONS, LIMITED. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTPTcS OF ..7? Timbers, Slates, Joiner- Cement, Chimney-pieee«. Monuments, Lavatories, Baths, Rwgei, Grates, and *11 Building Materials. PENABTH-ROAD, CARDIFF. Largeat Show Rooms in Wales. ? OUR Prices are Based oil Small Profits ?-? -BISHOP and Co., 50, Queen-street. := PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. A K EXfflffilTION OF PICTURED w^T"i rhv. E- M- WIMPERIS (Vice-president of the Koval Institute) is NOW OPEN at Mr. ALFRED FREKE'S, 12, DUKE-STREET. CARDIFF. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. THE "TIMES" SAYS:—"Mr. Wimperis, one of the best-known members of the Institute, belongs to the schoofi of David Cox, whose methods he follows without any slavish imitation." THE "PALL MALL" SAYS:—"The exhibition of such work as that of Mr Wimperis is the best con- futation of the groaners who say that the English ilrt of the present day is entirely dominated by French influence." THE "TELEGRAPH" SAYS: Anionc the firefr clM6 specially worthy of notice—the claso of accepted artists giving us work even above their wont- are M-. Wimperis, ke., Ate." THE STANDARD SAYS :—" Mr. Wimperis, like David Cox, is not dependent on eoemry that is pretty any more than on scenery that is grand. Noble form or dainty form is a thing of indifference to him as an Artist. Indeed, it is not form at all, or, at all events, not form that is permanent, that interests him seriously. It is flying lights and the shadow ot a cloud over a great land. Mr. Wimperis is the post of the everv-day country. The tiling li^es—but by how few strokes? Art like this, as much in painting 8'11 in writing, is the Art that interests us the most m the end." „ THE "ST. JAMES'S GAZETTE" SAYS:—"Mr. Wimperis carries on the tradition of David Cox with a vigour that only one living painter can surpass. YiiK .siNG POST" SAYS: Mr. Wimpenf not only holds his own, but issues from the ordeal with distinct access to fame. The effect of the exhibition upon his professional status is sensibly to improve it, and to make clear bis claim to very high rank." THE "GLOBE" SAYS:—"A more satisfactory exhibition of a single artist's work has not been labe'/p seen than the series of drawings by Mr. E. M. Wimperis." "TRUTH" SATS:—"Mr. Wintperis is, in my opinion, one of the most truthful and conscientious landscape painters that we possess." 44069 NEWPORT. THE JgjMPIRE Managing Director ..OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT, The BROTHERS WEBB, AGNES HAZEL, WALLIS and LANGTON, EDWARD IXD, ALLIS and JUAN, JOE EDMONDS, LIZZIE KIRK. LILIAN ROBINA, and CHARLES DREW. Next Week—HARRY CHAMPION. OTOR1A THEATRE MONDAY, MAY 4, 1896. "SECRETS OF THE POLICE." Price*:—SUlle, 3, pit stalls, 2s.; balc»ay, la. 6d.; pit, la.; gallenr. 6cL PUBLIC NOTICES. _?_ 1 EX H IBITI O N .f .??);; n 0PBN DAILY, t I 10.30 am to 10.30 p.m. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. I SfECIAD ATTRACTION for the WEEK: MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF t PICTURES, FINEST SHOW OF MODELS EVER EXHIBITED, MACHINERY IN MOTION, ] BAND of 9th LANCERS (Queen's Royal), conducted by Mr. W. WINTER, will play at iutetrvals during each day. OLD WORLD BAND (from Amsterdam), (conducted by HERR WOLFF). SWITCHBACK RAILWAY. ELECTRIC BICYCLE TRACK. { ? PANORAMA OF WATERLOO. GRAND WATER SPECTACLE and OPEN. AIR OPERA SANTIAGO. BOATING on LAKE and CANAL. FINEST CYCI.E TRACK in the WORLD. GRAND DISPLAY of FIREWORKS and ILLUMINATIONS of 10,000 FAIRY LAMPS. ( rjlYPEWRlTlNG ALL BRANCHES OF TYPEWRITING EXECUTED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. ALL PRICES INCLUDE PAPER. Author*' MSS. (ever 3.000) per 1.000 wards Authow' MSS. (under 3,cg:n per folie 72 word* 0 1 Legal and General Op.ving 0 1 Balaacc Sheets ..g o Tabular Work „ ^.o 2 Specifications, ko., per page foolscap.. '0 4' Carbon Copies, ftek Duplicate Haif-price of Original Higker Numbers « £ Owes at a much Cheaper ltate. SHORTHAND CLERKS IN ATTEN. 1 DANCE FOR TAKING KOTES OF BRAFT ACREBMEOTS, INDEN. TUBES, BILLS OF QUANTITIES, SPECI. FICATIONS, ie., arc-; or to WAIT UPON CUSTOMERS AT OWN OFFICE. WEST-D, RN MAIL (LIMITED I WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF. <3263 Cratrt ^otire^ ),RT DECORATORS. DAVIS AND SON We rAfNTERS, GLASS. OIL. VT POINTERS, GLASS, OIL. AND PAPEIl-H AN GIN G MERCHANTS, 11. QJE^N- STREET. DYEWOBKS, ETC. iP YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHES NICELY CLEANED, GO TO HOBBS. DYER, 1. NELSON-TERRACE. PTTBHTTTJRE. EVAN & COMPANY. LIMITED "THE CARDIFF FURNISHERS." ST. MARY-STREET AND DUKE-STREET. GARDEiN SEEDS. WE. WALKER, 5, Queen-streot, and 10, North-street, Cardiff.—Agricultural, Garden, and Flower Sfeeds, and Seed Potatoes in ail varieties- E5119 -"?_ GKBOCEBIBS. AVID JONES & CO.. LIMITED THE PEOPLE'S FOOD PROVIDERS, The Finest Butter, lid. per lb. Call a* Wharton -streat. HATS. HATS.—PARSLEY'S, Arcade, for Hand- made Hats.—40, Caroline-street, 15, Wyndham-a,rn<k[e. Buy from the maker. HHETJUATIC CUBE. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO PHI L PHILLIPS. 24. ST. MARY-STREET. TEA. AVID JONES and CO. Limited -&-? FOR FINEST TEA IN THE MARKET. CALL AT WKAETON-STREET HE CHGOLA TEA COMPANY, TEA GROWERS AND EXPERTS, ['ARK HALL BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. _? TYPEWRITING. DANIEL OWEN AND CO.(Limited) Legal Work, Specifications, Estimates, and til Branches of Typewriting executed on the Shor est Notice. Terms on application. WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF WHERE TO LUNCH. HE SCOTIA" RESTAURANT LUNCHEONS, TEAS, DINNERS a.b. DUKE-STREET. f»Q f? •) TO J'ent on Note of wO«t/> nit *oi >Ia«d without fees, sure ie.% publicity, or delay. Town or Country. Strictly to suit borrowers' convenience. -Trade bills discounted.—Central Advance Bank, 40, iVcod-street, Cardiff. S. Harris, manager. e5296 ONEY TO LEND. iasy. Repayments. Reasonable Interest. Strict Privacy. THREE POUNDS TO A THOUSAND. Call or write to R. PHILLIPS, 18, CHURCH-STREET, e9057d CARDIFF. Those in Want of O&sn are Recommended to Apply o the Provincial Union Bank, 1, Queen-square, I Bristol, or to the District Agent, E. W. Weber, S. Vork'.ng-street. Oardig. e4550 DYEWORKS BELGRAVE DYEWORKS ØAIRDIFP. RECEIVING OFFICE FOR ROATH PARK AND CATHAYS ON CRWYS ROAD BRIDGE. e5291 W. E. W ALKER, BAY. CORN, AND SEED MERCHANT, 5 QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. 9 AND 10, NORTH-STREET, AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, ALL VARIETIES OF SEKD POTATOES. Agent for Lawe's Chemical Manure Company. "EM- HOTELS. CARDIFF. 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Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the advertiser or ono of the offices of the Western Mail COPIES ON-LY of testimowalm should be enclosed (not originate) "Apply at the Evening Express." means that the address of the twrvertiBer can be obtained at the "Evening Express" office on personal application. If required to be sent by post, two stamps must be en- closed. The boxes provided for answer* to advertisements appearing in the "Evening Express" are not intended for any other purpose whatever, and cannot be allowed to be used for the distribution of printed or written advertisiner circulars or announcements of any kind. N.B.-To delay all letters containing adver- tisements should have the words "Advertisement Department" on the Envelope. LAND TO LET. Land To lie Let in isest neighbourhood of Cadox. ton, moderate gronnd rent and fees; respectable builders financed.—Apply J. P. Jones, Richard* and Budgen. 18, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. e5166 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. Grocery and Provisions.—Modern Shop and Fit- tings. with good Bakehouse and Stablinc. in Popu- lous district; ingoing inclusive about SSOO —W 43, E^prese, Cardiff. e9285b4 XUSICAL. PIANOFORTE Lessons rnen by Tounr: Lady to suit pupils after business Honrs"; terms mode- rate.—MISS F. EVANS. 24, Cow bridge-road, Car- diff. e5098 > LOST AND POUND. Found a Liver Colour Spaniel Dog: if not. claimed in three days will be sold.—Apply 34, Turner-road, Canton. e9297h4 Lost or Stolen Tawny-ooloured Collie Dog. answers to "Bruce. Reward for return to 2, St. Andrew's- crescent, Cardiff; detainer prosecuted. e9299h4 Lost, in Castle-street Arcade Gold Chain Bangle; finder will be rewarded on taking the same to Cen- tral Police Station. e9296h4 APARTMENTS. Excellent Rooms for One or Two Gentlemen; five •oV walk from t.entre of, town; three minutes' from train; terms moderate.—Apply W 30, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. e9282h4 C( mfortabie Lodgings for Two Young Men, With or Without Board; near town; terms 11"odera.t.e.-ll, System-street, lloath, CardiiL e9281h4 —^Weil-furnished Rooms, convenient to town stations and exhibition; terms moderate.—20, Glynrhonnda- l!itreet. Qlt-havs. e9346.ct I MISCELLANEOUS SALES. l ive Gold~Fish~trom 2s7^ilo~6s. per dozen; Ants' Eg" 2d. oz„ 2s. lb.—Cording, Taxidermist, Car- tlijf e92921i6 Wanted. 20,0000 Prisons to Buy r«'ock's weH- tested Flower and Vegetable Seeds; jurt arrived.—. Particuare, apnlv W. Pocock, 22. Eclipee-etreet, Car- (Vff. eSMZhM Tj-pewriter, splendid instrument, for £ 3. cost f:S: nuite new.—Send for particulars King, Sell, and Rail ton, 4, BcCt-conrt. London. e9287h4 Earthenware and China.—Seconds £ 2 Orates: best SS, or will send 15 dozen Seconds Articles for 17s. M Write for lists —WEBB and CO., Longton Staf- fardsliire Potteries. »5Q99 1.000 Business Cards,' Memorandums, or Billheads. Is. 10,000 Useful Handbills, 8s. §d.: samples free Fisher sad Co., Machine Printers, Broadmead. Bri*- .i. e4419 Poultry, Pigeon, Cage Bird, and Dog Foodt-Write for orices and samples to Noak Rees and Son. BTay, Corn, and S..W Merchant*. Cardiff. e5229 ? BICYCLES. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictittous Names at any Post-office. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail. First in the Mile End First in the Half-mile; W. A. Edmunds, on a Nimrod. The first nders in the world ride Nimrods. l^imrod-Zitnciic's Machines for ladies and Gentlemen The latest up-to date.—Apply Frankiin and Co., Radnor-irwd, Canton, Cardiff. eh5 Abandon Ancient Maps and send Four Stamps for up-to-date Cyclists' Road Map of South Wales, with correct mileage to all chief towns, and 1896 lists, now ready, containing useful hints, latest novelties, and special bargains in Safeties and Tricycles, from 35.. j valve or inflator fittings, nuta and sundries, per return —Morris Bros., Cycle Works, Pontypridd. el947 REPAIRS—All Go to Morris Bros., PontypnddiT no job too difficult, no job tco small. Don't for- get. New Cycle Locks, 4d. e5250 Alldays' Cycles, Manufacturer Stock, and Depot; Ladies'" Machines for Hire; Repairs and Plating a Speciality; Alldays* Cycle Riding School, Andrews- hall, St. Maiy-street, Cardiff.—For terms and par- ticulars, apply Alldays and Onions, Pneumatic Engineering Company (Limited), 49, Westgate-street, Cardiff. e5309 Headquarters for t'ycies.—We are the largest cycle dealers, hold the beat agencies, have the largest stock, show it in the best manner, employ experts as ulellner., and buy and sell at the lowest prices. CaE <•' send for catalogues.—Griffiths Cyele Corporation Ud., 57, Queen-strset, Cardiff. e5145 DRESSMAKING. Dressmaking.—Wanted Apprentices at Lewis and Fvans, 24. Cowbridgc-road;CardUL^_e5089h^^ SCHOLASTIC Wanted irnmevliatelv, Assistant Mistrtss (Queen s Scholar): salary £ 30," plus E10 sexvaig, per annurn. —^lai'fahon. Nelson, Warn. e9307h6 PREMISES. To Let, 1. Woodland-place. Word^wcith-avenue.— For full particulars a.pply T. Edmuuds, Hcuse Agent, 53. Qiieen-street, Cardiff^ c9291-io Penarth.—Modern Hocss For Sale, New Fiaseey- street.; bargain.—For full particulars, apply C. H. ,'n A., 30. Neville-street. Cardiff. „,„ e9283h9 • » MISCELLANEOUS. A. &III J. Macnaughwiu Woollen Manufacturers to the Queen, Pittoehry, Scotland. Novelbes in Tex- tile Fabrics. ? A aii<0~ Macnau?: 1 ton~ Pitlochry, issue New Patterns—Suitings from 2s. 6d. Ladies' Tweeds from Is. a yard. A and J. Macnaughton, Pitlochry, Sell Direct to Wearers Choice Costume Serges, Black, Indigo, and Colours. A. and J. Macr.aughton, Pitlochry, supply TVeeds and Serges at Mill Priccs. Parceis 20s. Vaius Carriage Paid. e5181 Is Your Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of Watches of every description, English or Foreign, is 38, Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir, for ten years with Mr. Spiridioa. Clocks and Music Boxes Cleaned and e4202 A1"'Ïst(Jt.!e'. Wort*, complete Coloured Flitcs; genuine edition; 30 stamp». "Paris by Night, or Gay Life in Paris" (illustrated), 30 stamps, post free.—15. Bcwker, 27, Rcnshaw-afereet, Liverpool. Established l*3g. Patronise the Old Firm. *ol8Q MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT. To Painters.—Wanted. Six Brush Hands at once.— Apply F oreinan, Ynyslwth, Club HOUfCS. Penrliiw- ceiber. near Mountain Ash- e9283h4 Painter a»l Panefrwingcir'Wanted Mn. ecliately. Apply W Hughes, Decorator, &c., Main-street, Cadoj"ton-Baary. e9303h4 Drai>ery.—Wanted, a tiiarp funior for the Diupeiy with good references.—Anplv, with full particulars, to D. and LI. Uees Jones," Market Hall, Carmarthen. e93051110 Gardener Wanted; experience!! in flowers, glaee, and Vegetables; also to milk and take charge of two OOWB cottage and coal found.—Apply._stating wages required, a.nd number in familv, to X 11, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 44637 Uespectable, Farm Man Wanted—Plough, Take Charge Two Horses, and he Generally IVeful.—Apply, personally. Baker, Forest Farm, Whitchurch. Uar- diil. 41-181'b WactiSr^ofld^F^ Bailin; liouse and coal found wife to understand poultry dressing and rear- ing.—Apply Davies, Afirlen's Arnjs Hotei, Mountain Ash. 4137h9 Wanted, Groom-Gardener, and to M:lk One Cow; either to live in cr married IDIIn without family.— Address Brooklanrfe, Abergavenny. 4090l15 Kequired, Indoor. Lad. shout 18, to Attend to Stable and Ma.ke HimseU Useful in House.—Apply, W 91. Western Mail. CardilT. 4064h4 Wen ted, steady Married Man, without encumbrance, as Gioom-Gardejxer and Attend Cow; generally use- ful.-State full particulars Vicar. Dytfryn, Neath. 4016h7 Wcnted. Young Maa apeii about If good milker, and early riser.—Apply, John Ball, Tv Gwyn Far. Dinas Pcwi* 5981h6 WaLnted, Youtl,, to ,Make Hfmseif~t:seful, Attend to Farm Duties; able to kill sht»p.—Mrs. Thomas, Wemganol, Nelson, Tre.harris. 38^Sh4 Wii!it<Hl, steadv Man as Grocer's Haulier, to Deliver and Fill Time Up in Shop.—Apply licbins, Aber- tillery. 4162h9 Men, Youths.—All Classes Requiring Any Employ- ment write at once; situation guide free; busy tim. hundredr- suited; don't delay.—Tanner and Co. (Box 113). 112, Newingtou-causeway, London. Men late Army, Navy. P.ISO writ a. 4163119 ElectrleaT"Enginaering.—Messrs. Sydney F. Walker and Co. have Vacancies for Two Apprentices.—Carthff Elf-etrical Works, Seveni-r'isd, Cardiff. 4155ii9 Wanted, thoroughly-practical Working Foreman (with View to Management), who understands entire prr,cess making best cement, &c.—Apply M., Western Mail, Newport. 4137h5 Wanted, by an Engineering and Ship-repairing Firm, as the Docks, a Man who thoroughly understands the Care of a Horse and can Drive; must te willing to make hiniielf useful; wages 24s. A)er week.-Apply, with refcrencca, to Jf-2, Western Mail Office, Car* diff. 4145h5 Wanted. Shoeing Smith; one used to tyrerng.— Apply Bailey, Windsor Mews. Cardiff 4119h8 Wanted, a pood Slaughterman; must be sober and steely; live in.—Apply, with references, W. Weeks, Butcher, Brvnmawr. 4124h5 Upholsterers Wanted at Alaop's CVninet and Up- holstery Works, Fairfax-etreet, Bristol.—Apply at once. 4099h8 Quari vmcn.—Wanted; an experienced, reliable Man in a Paving Quarry; must be good stone-dresser and capable of controlling men.—Address W 93, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4084h4 ~~ButchersT—Wanted immediately, steady Young Ma* to Slaughter, to Aesist in Shop, aiid Make Himself Generally Useful.—E. Thomas, Caerphilly. 4075"n7 Wanted! an experienced Template Cutter and Engraver for Rails and Fishplate*.—Apply, per- sonally, «i Cyfarthfa Off if os, Jdercbyr Tydfil. 44593 To Watchmakers.—Wanted, piacti.-AL Young Man as Watch naker.—Apply A. Fuhrer. late C. Stroud, 130, Bute-street, Treorchy. 4011h7 Wanted, an intelligent Man, with 12 months' charac- ter from last situation.—ADply, perconaily, Cardiff Milk Supply Co., Castle-road. 3914b5 Wanted immediately, good Boot and Shoe Repairer; must 00 steady.—Apply Manager, Ob-operative Society, Abertilleiy. 38671.5 Wanted, a Man to Make Aerated Waters and Make Himself Useful.—Apply D. E. Humphreys, Talbot Hotel, Newport, Mon. 3619h4 To Pork Butchers.-uie&n Young Man Wanted: well up in small goods; good ilanghtennan.—Apply Hill'er, 133, Cowhridge-road. Cardiff. 3774h4 £ 10.—A Conditional Salary of 12s. 6d. to BIG per ■week can be earned in Spare Hours or Evenings, by Either Sex Everywhere.—Proof sent free to anyone sending addressed envelope in own handwriting to Manager (Department 9 B), 79, St. Helen's-gardeng, North Kensington. London, W. L12662 SITUATIONS WANTED. Wanted, trustworthy and confidential engagement at the Cardiff Exhibition, or elsewhere, by Cardiff elderly gentleman (widower); fairly good accountant, with nautical and commercial experience; can re- side on premises if squired.—Apply to W 24, Cardiff Express, stating dutief, and remuneration. e9277h2 Groom-Coachman or Gardener; drive pair; ex- perienced gardener; cucumber, tomatoes; good refe- rences married.—Reylands, 36, Croft-street, Roath, Cardiff. 4201h9 Gardener; life experience in aiR branches; recom- mended by present employer; aged 29; nrarried, one child.—Jo'nef, 2, Poet^ffice-road, Llandaff. 41901i9 Wanted, Situation as Head Working Gardener; life experience; gcod references; aged 26.—W. Sey- rrcur, Hope Cottage, jOhurch-end, Finchley, N. [h4 Grcom Seeks Situation; awietomed to hunters; ride well; aged 22 good references from stud groom. -T. Sansom. Svdling. Dorchester. 4128h8 Wanted. Situation as Gardener by Single Man; no objection to cow or pony.—Smeath, Rectory,, DinM Powis, Cardiff- 4104h5 As Groom and Coachman; ride, drive well; good character; agad_?8: single.—J. Hoskins. 2, Ilivcrside-tcrraoe, Ely, ULrdilf. 4003h7

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THE MYSTERY OF HAROLDSTONE HALL BY E. BOWEN ROWLANDS (Barrister-at-Law) m ?It XIV. ((Continue'.1. Faxworthj Syselton asked. "Please finished, and tlJ^^L yourself until I have anything I have W'U answer to you f°r -ay I prefer to ^r« to tt.t Haroldstone that she h»n-told Miss made use of threatening ■VrI?!feci hls llfe' and at him and asked him to b* laUghed last they left the conseryJ^81 6' They, that is, the man and Mis/^ together, went into the conjuror's room, and T, tW l-here, among otto, C stone submitted to experiments which performed by the conjuror, and finally him permission to hypnotise her, and run^a Needle into her arm so as to demonstrate her insensibility to pain. This the conjm.0r offered to do, but a needle had first to be procured, and Mrs. Rawson deputed the task to a man." "Mr. Farworthy," she said. Yes, it Wu Farworthy, who left the room wag absent for a long time. When he That brought a needle with him. HaTviJ16^6 eventually was inserted in Miss I ^roldstone'a arm, and killed her." ^^It is false; jfc f^gg, 1" a Woman cried, Teuton sprang up excitedly from ? her seat. Her face was blanched, lier eyes were dilated,, and she put cut her hand say- ing. "False, false." Mrs. Rawson drew her down, to the sofa, and pacified her while Syselton continued in the same monotonous delivery. "In that man's possession I found my jar of poison," Be declared. Farworthy was livid with passion, but he controlled himself, and in a subdued voice said, "You charge me with murder." "I do." "This is a. serious matter, Syselton, Aden said, disregarding Farworthy, whose powers of self-control he saw were nearly exhausted. I know it is," Syselton admitted. "You have proof?" Aden asked, nervously. "Of my own eyes. Further I have not as yet said that I strolled upstairs at the same time as Farworthy; on the threshold of his room I saw standing a woman. I heard him *sk her for a needle. I did not. see her face, so I can't .say who she was. She ran off and found him one. It wa.s that needle which lie dipped in the jar which I left in my room at eight o'clock, sealed and fastened, and found the next day simply corked, with seal and fastenings gone. Farworthv, I YOU of having murdered the girl you pretended to love," Syselton concluded. Stand aside, Aden, or by God I shall use you as an emeny. If I were in hell, I would not stand this treatment," Farworthy shouted, 1 mad with rage. I "It means hanging," Syselton remarked, quietly. I Hanging!" Farworthy crh/1, savagely; I "stand aside man." No one can save you if you make it public," Syselton said. But then some one else spoke-pieroingly and terribly. "I ca.n. It was I who killed Madge. God help me. It was I." Miss Fenton is quite right. Tt was rfie. I knew she would confess," Syselton remarked, as he offered his hand to Farworthy. CHAPTER XV. The days had grown into weeks and the weeks into months, and Myra. Fenton was still unable to converse intelligibly. She was lying in Mis. Rawson's house, and was only kept alive by the greatest care and attention. Throughout those dreary months she knew nothing of what was being done around her, and the coming and going of nurses and friends scarcely made any impression upon her at all. It was an anxious time for those who had appointed themelves lier guardians, and trouble had t-old upon Mrs. Rawson, as tin paleness of her face showed all too plainly. I She seemed to have aged ten years and her manner was more listless and her spirits more subdued than, before the horrible events of I' the last yea.r. The tgring waa Won them, J jut it brought no gaiety to the hearts of I diose who had been the unwilling witnesses )f a ghastly scene. Aden was ever ready to do anything, and it was in these three months that Mrs. Raw- son found out how precious is a man's true iffection. He Had not once been out of town, jut remained near the woman he loved, and ;ried to induce her to take greater care of her- jslf. Dancer called every day, but Farworthy very seldom came to the house. He had jorne it worse than either of the other two, md his health had suffered. His brain was aot of the strongest order, and in this double calamity he seemed to have lost all self- control. His doctor prescribed a long sea voyage for him, and a start was to be made immediately. He was glad to go; he had played too prominent a part in the tragedy bo wish to stay longer in England. A pro- longed trip might be efficacious. If Aot he sould but die. This was why he accepted Aden's suggestion, and took the doctor's ad- vice. He was sick of the Past, and careless Df the Future; what happened to him was of no concern to him or anyone else. The girl lving at the point of death had wrecked his life. He had been drifting into love for her; he knew it now; would to God that he had realised it before He had bemoaned his wretchedness to Aden. "Tell me, Aden, for I God's sake, am I mad he once said. No, not yet; but if you continue in this course of gloominess VQU will become so." "What would you think of yourself, if within a month of the death of the girl whom you thou&ht you loved, you were, Ski- ing seriously with her murderess. Aden, what am I to do?" Farworthy would ask desperately. "Accept the past as inevitable; consider yourself unlucky, and clear out of the coun- try," was Aden s reply, which, however, did not express hit feelings. He pitied Far- worthy, but it was with a contemptuous pity, and a profound satisfaction that he would soon be away. It is a mistake to suppose that the friendship of men is only hroken by a personal squabble. In this case the reverse is proved. Farworthy consistently refused to see Myra Fenton, and left London without a good-bye to anyone. Aden was pleased when a short note came saying that tha writer was sure Aden would prefer having no formal fare- well meeting, and as he himself took no interest in any other living person he would go -without a fuss. And he went, and Aden wondered if he should ever see him again. "Farworthy left England to-day," he said to Mrs. Rawson. It is as well," she answered. Myra will never know." "Never! Do you mean——?** Yes; and is it not better, Gerald, dear? Ah no, I shall not be ,l\lad, you know how I have watched over her; you have helped me He kissed her thin face. "Mv darling, you must act as Farworthy has done and come abroad with me." "I could not leave hsr." "No, but when she is—better, vou must." Gerald!" Yes. l&Esest." "I slutlI be glad when we are together." For ever; never to part again." c. Yes; for ever!" He put his arm around her neck and drew her to his side. She wasn't strong, but if she had possessed the strength of a lion she would not have tried to prevent him. Sit down and talk to me; your patient is asleep now. You say she is worse?" Aden said. Ivo, not worse, but not better, and the doctor said this morning that her strength might give way at any moment, and then she would die. I said it would be better, because -what will her life be if she lives?" What!" Aden said, moodily. Simply the memories of a real or fancied crime and love lost. A life that no one oould t live," Mrs. Rawson replied, gravely. "Shall we never know whether it is true that she did- "She may be able some day to tell us; Syselton could if he wished. Has he been here to-day?' Yes, he called, but would not come in." I can never get him to tell me what made him force the whole story out and accuse Farworthy when he knew that Myra had done it," Mrs. Rawson said. He had some good reason I feel no doubt about it. He has behaved well throughout." Dancer won't speak to him." Aden said. "I t is ungrateful of him, as Syselwn sa-ved him from-" Yes. dear!" "Well, marrying her." 1 "Myra Slue n.<ni.Lrl cA him. "Dear me; I thought she was in love with-OJ to Mr. Farworthy, not Mr. Dancer," said Mrs. Rawson. Aden was surprised, and expressed as much. "I am right," she said; "Myra concealed it, but I have always suspected that she was passionately fond of him. Who knows but that in her love is to be found the reason of her crime." It never struck me before, but there may be something in what you say." The nurse came in. I fear Miss Fenton is not so well. I have sent for Doctor House will you see her?"' Mrs. Rawson instantly rose and went into the sick room. On his way back to the drawing-room Aden was met by the butler, who said that Mr. Syselton was below. and wished to know if he could see him. He reflected for a moment, and, being unable to discover no earthly reason why he should not be wen. said "All right; show him up," and in due time Syselton came in. After the usual greetings had been ex- changed. he said, "I came to see you and Mrs. I Rawson before I sailed. I am off to-morrow." Off! Where?" On a voyage round the world in my yacht. I am sorry to gD. hut it is all for the best.^ I have thought it over very carefully. 'You surprise me," Aden said. (To bn continued).

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