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The Rritish \fcdi<-aJ !ournal says "Benger's Food has by its excellence established a repu- tation of it own." Titr I.ancri says; "Would be assimilated u-ith great ease. Benger's Food For INFANTS, I INVALIDS, and the AGED. DELICIOUS -NU TRI TI VE-DIGES TIBLE. ) GOLD MEDAL, II HEALTH EXHIBITION. LONDON. I [ Benger's Food is sold in tins by Chemists, &c., everywhere: ———————————

REVISED ADVERTISEMENT SCA LE gltnati-S Offered, Apart— tnts Wanted, Money Jia-rtnarships. Lost and Found, Miscel. „ °*°ns Wants and Sales, Businesses, Houses, Offices, to Let or S«>Il, if prepaid, are "Uert-ed in the "Western Mail" and "Evening -fcXpreas^ at the following rates:— WORDS. ONCE. THR™ RIX TIMKS. TIMES. TIMKS. TIMES. 20 Words 10 2 0 3 0 Eacli extra 8 Words 0 4 0 8 1 0 The following specially reduced charges will be made for the insertion in the "Western Mail" and "Evening -express" of Situations Wanted, Apartments to Let:- WORDS. ONCE. TIS^S. 20 Words 0610 20 Each extra 8 Words 0 2 0 4 0 8 Thib Bcaie does not apply toFurmstieil Houses or c) -Seaside Lodg-mg" REMITTANCES. Cheques or Post Office Orders should be remitted in preference to Postage Stamps. Postage Stamps (Halfpenny) are not refused, but, as they are often lost in the Post. they most, if remitted, be sent at the Sender's risk. Cheauea and P.O.'s should be crossed and Made Payable to D. W. THOMAS. 1 ■■ J ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names are not delivered from any Post-offlce. bat are returned to the sender through the Dead Letter Department. Replies to advertisements directed to the "Western Mail" Office will be handed out on t production of a, ticket, which mav be obtained when the advertisement iq ordered, or they will be forwarded to the Advertiser's Address, pro- Tiding stamps to cover nosta-ge are supplied. Original testimonials should never be enclosed with replies to advertisements addressed to the "Western Mail" Offices (copies only should be eent). ADVERTISERS are Cautioned that Post- masters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at anv Post-office. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the Advertiser or one of the offices of the "Western lfail. $)ersonar* Wto Dora.—Thankful; if possible, letter • by 20th: must find R-ly then or leave; explain letter; better news. 29667.17 Q OUTHTWaIe-r Provincial and London Private k9 Detective Agency.—National Telephone. 894. W. Armitage and Co., 13, Western Mail-cham- bers. Cardiff. 2731zl9 ~TJJLLIAM Oxley. ex-Detective-sergeant, Car- t V diff Police (Private Detective); confidential in,estigations conducted personally; missing friends traced.—Address 17, Green-street. Car- diff. 2732zl9 &06t anU jTountt* FOUND. Fox Terrier; if not claimed within three days will be sold to defray expenses. —Apply 2, Gwalia-place, Merthyr. 2851zl7 iffleTucal. T T. DA VIES, Chemist, Walter-road. Swansea, «" • Requires an Assistant who has been Accustomed to a Good-class Dispensing Busl* ness.—Send full particulars and enclose photo. 2971z20 WANTED, a steady Dispenser (single): must be steady and reliable.—Apply A 68, Wes- ters Mail. Cardiff. 61859 WANTED, after Christmas. Outdoor Assis- tant; easv hours.—Ar^piv Treharne and Son (Limited), Wholesale and Retail Chemists, Cardiff. 2679zl7 Cleriral. PRIEST Wanted to Assist on Christmas Day- four services.—Apply Vicar, Grangetown, Cardiff. 2955z20 ifflustrau MDLLE. Dorothy Dontini, Contralto Vocalist and Pianiste, Requires immediate Engage- ment.-Travellers' Rest. Abercyiion. 2957^23 UNCH and Judy Show, with Dog "Toby," P will be Open for Engagements During Christmas Holidays.—Apply T. Hamilton, 37, Millicent-street, Cardiff. 2770zl9 R. J. Howard Shackleton Gate Tower M Pavilion Orchestra, Blackpool), Teacher of Flute, English Concertina, &c.—11, Albany- road, Roath Park, Cardiff. 2742z19 PIANOFORTE Tuning.—Mr. H. F. Webb (from Messrs. Heath and Sons); terms, 3s. 6d., within the borough.—Address 8, Clare-street, Cardiff. 2755zl9 ALL Repairs to Pianofortes, Harps, iTar- moniums. and Small Instruments of Every Description (20 years' factory experience).— Webb, Wyndham Arcade, Cardiff. 2668zl7 CONJURERS. Ventriloquists, Lady and Gen- C tleman Vocalists, Cinematographes, latest Films for Bazaars, Concerts.—Write for Enter- tainment List Gannon, Hillgrove-street, Bristol, j 2663d MANDOLINE, by Valapiglia Napoli; rose- M wood, inlaid, sweet, ringing tone; case, tutor; cost 95s. 6d.: very little soiled; accept [6s. 6d.; approval.—Miss Violet Wilson, Shane's "astle. Devizes. 2723zl9 iLegah WANTED. Solicitor's Junior Clerk; profi- ciency in shorthand and some knowledge 1 of accounts essential.—Apply, with particulars of age, experience, references, and salary ex- pected. to Z 70. Western Mail. Cardiff. 2904z22 LAW.—Wanted, Junior General Clerk; effl- i L cient shorthand writer and engrosser.- Apply, by letter, stating age, qualifications, salary required, to Macintosh and Dixon, Temple-chambers, Cardiff. 2858z21 "tntrANTED, smart Junior Clerk forSoiicTtor's J T T Office, with knowledge of shorthand and tynewriting.-Apply, stating qualifications and salary required, to John Moxon, Solicitor, Docks. Cardiff. 2864zl7 ] ^>ri)oiasticT ]- SURVEYORS' Institution Examinations.—Mr. C3 Richard Parry, F.S.I., of London, has Ap- pointed Mr. T. James Councell, P.A.S.I., Ac., as i his Coach in the West of England for the above ] Examinations.—2, Queen Anne-buildings. Bald- win-street, Bristol. 2752d MINOR Canon Price, M.A., Llandaff, has One i Vacancy; private tuition; experienced; mccessful with backward pupils. a2800 Teachers Wanted, 4 ATTONAL SCHOOLS, Brynmawr, Brecon- shire—Wanted, Assistant Mistress Ar' 50 for Infant Department; salary £45. paid monthly: kindergarten; music. Churchwoman. —Apply to Rev. D. Griffith, Vicarage, Bryn- maw 2977z23 j AfLJRSERY Governess; capable and expc? ,l\ rienced; entire charge of four young chil- dren and wardrobe; (ook and housemaid kept. R., Western Mail, Newport, 2983x20 j -it[7ANTED. Temporary Head Mistress, from VV January 2nd to April 30th, 1899; also ( Assistant (Art. 68; experienced) for Ewenny t National (mixed) School; .average 50; lodgings found—Apply Vicar, EweAny, Bridgend. Glam. lly 2795z20 { ^^fA NTED^for^the Orielt o n Undenominational r fW' School,' Pembrokeshire, Art. 50 or 68. after tbe Christmas Holidays; Tome Sol-f_ and f ^-mdergarten; salary, £ 3o.— Apply to 1 t.-Col. Leach. Correspondent, Corston, Pembroke. z!7 feoiisrlifrpns, Companions '] Housekeepers, Companions, &c., i Wanted. j E IVXI'ERIKNCED Housekeeper, with good re re- ( ±f. fences, Wanted by Widower; no taniuy: ahi«t understand Welsh, and be abstainer, and serv•? assist- in correspondence occasionally, Tim™ kept.—Address, stating age. wages, &c., i thyr TydS!U;amS' Gwaelotly^al th 1 Housokeepera, Companions, &c., Want Employment. ( hy domesticated Young Lady, Children ,s Use'"ul Companion or Governess to diff °ver six.—A 83, Western Mail, Car- 2915zl9 Young Lady Requires com- I paint- could ?°m? lwi Companion-Help; would t MLII LES-S«NS in oil-painting.—A 82, (-ardiff. ] J &ousrltrrjKrg, Companions! Housekeepers, Companions, &c., Want Emptoyment Conttnued. RE-ENGAGEMENT Working Cook-House- keeper; gentlemen preferred; good cook and needlewoman; or on supply; disengaged.- B., 47, Bridge-street, Newport, Mon. 2885zl7 Bomrstir ^nuants. Nurses Wanted. "VTURSEMAID Wanted immediatelv, to Look 1\T After Two Children, aged four years ana twenty months respectively; must be used to and fond of children; country nlace; wages from £ 1Z.—Apply J. H. K., Western Mail Oflice, Newport. 2985z20 Cooks Wanted. WANTED, after Christmas, Plain Cook: family two; £ 20. Single-handed House- maid; -018, all found.—Address 71, Park-street, Bristol. 2979z23 WANTED, in January, Two experienced Ser- vants, Plain Cook, General, other House- maid; wages £ 14— £ 15.—Mrs. D. H. Lewis, Wind- street, Neath. 295&z23 WANTED, for a College, good Plain Cook.— Apply Matron, Training College, Carmar- then. 2945x20 GOOD Plain Cook Wanted (Churchwoman); aged about 30.—Apply, stating particulars, to Mrs. Bowen, Llangattock Rectory, Crick- howell. 61886 WANTED, good Plain Cook; small dairy and baking; must have good references and be early riser; one over 25 years preferred.—Apply Mrs. Hamilton, Stackpole Rectory, Pembroke. 2^4z2L. WANTED, thoroughly good Cook (baking, dairy, £ 30), experienced Parlourmaid ( £ 22), Plain Cooks, House-Parlourmaids, Gene- rals.—London Registry. Abergavenny. zl7 "WTANTED immediately, Cook (temporary or f f permanent) for small Country Situation.— State age, wages, and references, Mrs. Freeman, Lleehryd, Boncath, Pembrokeshire. 2849zl7 Tyl7"ANTED, Oook-General First Week in V January; good references.-Apply, after five p.m., Mrs. Willows, 2, Dumfries-place, Car- diff 2727zl9_ WANTED, beginning of January, Cook- General in Small Family; housemaid kept.—State age, wages, and references, Mrs. Davies,_Hillside, Pontypridd. 2935z22_ WfANTED, December 14th, good Plain Cook; W about 30; two in family; no beer.—Full particulars to Mrs. Price, Preswylfa, Neath, zto WANTED, January 1st, Ccok-Ger.eral and Hoiisemai.i; must be early risers.—Apply 1, Kensington-place, Maindee, Newport, Mon. z20 TT^"ANTED, Cook for Couatryj kitchenrnaid » kept; small dairy: must have good refe- rences.—A 49, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2705zl7 House and Parlour Maids Wanted. WANTED, a Housemaid; good references and some experience required-—Adress W M. Cae Keni^ Abcrgavennv. 2981zl9 WANTED, thorough House-Parlourmaid by 3rd January.—Apply Heard, Lisvane, near Cardiff. 2993z23 A FTER Christmas.—Wanted" House-Parlour- A maid; wages, £18. Also Housemaid; wages, £ 16.—Apply, or address with every par- ticular, Mrs. Pearse, 2, Cathedral-road, Gar- diff, 2897z22 HOUSEMAID Wanted by January 12th for 11 Tooting Common; three in family: three servants; no basement; fare paid.—State age, wages, and experience, Mrs. Roberts, 223. New- port-road. Cardiff. 2855z21 jdiff- FOUR Servants Wanted—Cook, £ 28; Kitchen- maid, £ 14; Housemaid, £ 16; Under Housemaid, £ 14.—Write, stating age, Ashbury Villa, Tul ffey-avenue, Gloucester. 2751zl9 WANTED, for Country, experienced House- maid; also experienced Parlourmaid who understands lamps; good references required.- Z 90, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2704zl7 HOUSEMAID Wanted immediately; parlour- H maid kept.-Apply, stating age and refe- rences, Mrs. Gcttwaltz, Hillside, Penarth. zl7 ANTFD, superior Servant; tall; recom- t, mended by lady; as Parlour-Sewing Maid; good needlewoman; knowledge of dressmaking. .D 70. Western Mail. Swansea. 2496zl7 Seweraia WantBd. T7T7"ANTED at once, a. General.—Apply Mrs. ? T Jones, Butcher, 54,IHannah-street, Porth. _I 2992zl7 X^TANTED, a General Servant, who can Milk, for a Farm within lour miles of Barry.— Apply A 93, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2970z20 GOOD General cr Cook-General Wanted January 5th. Also Nurse-Housemaid; three children; youngest five; state age and wages required.—Lynwood, Hannhen. 2736zt9 WANTED, a good General Servant; must have good references.—Will Smithson, Theatre Royal, Merthyr. 2943zl7 GENERAL, experienced, immediately; cook well; three in family; nurse kept-—Mrs. Ronnfeldt, 37, Stanwell-road, Penarth. 2928zl9 WANTED, after Christmas, a General Ser- vant; three in family.—Apply, between seven and eight p.m., 9, Conway-road, Car- diff. 2896zl9_ GENERAL Wanted; thoroughly experienced and used to plain cooking; aged 25 to 30.— Mrs. Squires, Chester-road, Erdington, near Bir- mingham. 2909zl9 ANTED, a good General Servant; small W family; good wages.—Apply A 76 Wes- ternMail, Cardiff. 2879zl7 AN expt-rienced General Servant Wanted, Early in January, for Small Family.— Apply Mrs. Enoch 7, St. James's-crescent, Swansea. 2843z20 WANTED. General; able to do plain cooking. Also Nurse; experienced with baby and good needlewoman; wages L14 to £ 16.—Wight- wick, Ely. 2824z20 WANTED, an experienced General Servant early in January; family of three; nurse kept.-Apply Mrs. Gunson, 20, Church- street. Merthyr Tydvil. 2717z17 MISS Jones, Select Registry Office for Ladies and Servants — Note address: Brynmill Post-office. Swansea. Two good Generals Wanted. 2531z2l Kitonenmaids Wanted. KITCHENMAID. steady, respectable Girl who -LY can cook; two others kept.—Apply 235, High-street, Swansea. 2875z21 Female Servants Piuces. A S General Servant; two years' character from last situation.—Ashbury Villa, fuf- fley-avenue, Gloucester. 2965z23 ANTED. after Christi-nas, clean, active W Housemaid; willing to assist parlourmaid; able to sow; good reference required.—Mrs. Lewis, Bryn Rhos, Llanishen, Cardiff. 2950z23 WANTED, Gentleman's Family Washing.— Apply A 73, Western Mail, Cardiff. z21 SITUATIONS Wanted as General Servants for Is Several strong Country Girls; hundreds of ladies suited; testimonials free.—Mrs. Coster, Registry, Gloucester. 2698zl7 LADIES Suited with All Classes of Servants. Situations Secured for Servants. Fee, la.— Miss Walters, 30, Page-street, Swansea. 2354d Male Servants Wanted. TTfJTANTED, good Single-handed Gardener; V1 willing to be useful; single mail pre- ferred.—Apply Alpha 20, Western Mail Office, Newport. 2938zl9 WANTED immediately, respectable Man as Groom-Gardener; must have good refe- rence.—Apply A 81, Western Mail, Cardiff. zl9 ANTED immediately, Young Man to Look W After Pony. Trap, Garden. Milk One Cow (live in), and Make Himself Useful.—State references, age, wages Edwin Price, Esq., Ynyslas, Glyn-Neath. 2910z22 WANTED immediately. Groom; single; indoor; willing to make himself generally useful —Apply, stating age, height, weight, ex- perience, wages, references, to Mr. Swete, Sur- geon, Fishguard R.S.O., Pembrokeshire. 2850zl7 WANTED, a Coachman and Gardener, and to Make Himself Generally Useful.—Apply, personally, with references, Davies, Victoria Hotel, Ebbw Vale. 2854zl7 GROOMTGARDENER, for begnning of the G new year; middle-aged; married man; useful all round: milk and drive well; glass.— Address A 66, Western Mail. Cardiff. 2801zl7 COWMAN Wanted middle-aged married C man without family; must be good milker and understand fatting stcck, pigs, and poultry; willing to make himself generally use- fuL-Apply A 71, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2828z20 WANTED, a strong Lad or good Man to Work on Farm: to live in.—Thomas, Tir Ferch Gryno, Brithdir, Cardiff. 2786zl9 ANTED. a Afin as Working Gardener. Able W to Undertake Management of Semi- nublic Gardens, With Wife or Daughter to Take Charge of Entrance Lodge: must be small in family; house. light, and firing found.— Apply, stating age. experience, references, and salary required, A-c., to A 61, Western Mail. Cardiff. 2761zl9 GROOM Gardener Wanted in Gentleman's Service; must be good stableman, sober, and willing to be generally useful; wileq 12s. a week, with house and garden.—HiDyer. Solvi, Pembrokeshire.' 26837.17* WANTED, a strong Lad, about 15, to Look After Pony and Trap, and Make Hinis-elf, Generally Useful about the House.—Mrs. Thomas, Cog Farm, Sully, Penarth. 2670zl7 Male Servants Want Placoar rvrrUATION' as Groom or Groom-Coachman: experienced with horses, ride, drive well, house or garden; single, aged 26; ti recommended.—Address A 74, Western 2ol SWU17 ^truants; Tems.ie Servants Want-ad. '](T ANTED at once, a good General Servant; able to wash, iron, and assist occasio- nally m cooking.—Cross Inn Hotel Pontar- dawe. 2973z23 WANTED at once, good General Servant; able to wash and iron; reference; wages JB12 per year.-Ryan, Railway Hotel, Treher- bert, 2991z23 WANTED, Cook-General: also Kitchenrnaid; good wages to suitable persons.—Apply Cleveland Hotel. Llanelly. 2941z20 WANTED at once, Kitchenrnaid, Barry Hotel, Barry; wages, £ 16.—Apply Manageress. zl7 TTITANTED immediately, an experienced Bar T maid, 23 with good references.—Apply, with full particulars, Welsh Harp, Aber- dare. 2791z20 Female Servants Want Places. "\7"OUNG Person Wants Situation as House- X keeper in Hotel; assist in bar; good refe- rence.—A. T., 27. Bond-street. Newport, Mon. zl9 Male Servants Wanted. PUBLIC House Manager.—Wanted, Manager or Manageress for Double-licensed House in Llanelly; man and wife without encum- brance preferred; security required.—Apply, stating age, salary required, and references, X. X. X., Guardian Office, Hanelly. 2832z17. WANTED, immediately, a single Young Man as Billiard Marker ai'd to Assist in Wait- ing.—Apply, with references, salary required, to A 64. Western Mail, • Cardiff. 2790z20 Malo Servants Want Placos. WANTED, by experienced Young Man, Situa- W tion as Single-handed or as good Second Boots; understands billiards.-Albert Bird. Grif- fin Hotel, Brynmawr. 2685zl7 $artncTSi)tj3s. LADY, with small capital, to Join Another in Opening Tea and Refreshment-rooms; pre- mises secured in splendid position.-A 91. Wes- tern Mail. Cardiff. 2956z20 ADVERTISER (experienced Accountant) Wishes Partnership in sound established Business. —Apply, with particulars, A 55, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2734z19 Crabeilers^ 3cyenne3t &r. Travellers, Agents, &c., Wanted. A Representative is Wanted for an impor- tant- Company; to a suitable person, the remuneration will be most liberal.—Address A 92, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3969z23 WANTED, a Traveller, with a good connec- tion in South Wales arid Monmouthshire, to Represent a 'J'imber and Building Material Merchant; one with a knowledge of joinery preferred.—Applicants to state experience and salary required A 83, W estern Mail, Cardiff. z22 A Trustworthy Man of active habits (aged 25 to 40") is Wanted to Take Up a Responsible and Remunerative Outdoor Position, Whole or Part Time.—Write in first instance, stating age, occupation, Ac., to A 84, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2916/22 ACCIDENT. Life, Fire.—The Law Union and Crown Insurance Company Desire to Ap- point an Inspector of Agents for Cardiff and the South Wales district; preference will be given to a gentleman of energy, of good address, and of wide connection.-Apply, giving age, experience, and salary required, to the General Manager, 126, Chancery-lane, London, W.C. 61873 TRAVELLING Drapery Trade.—Wanted, T Young Man, with Knowledge of the Trade. —Apply, enclosing copies of testimonials, to Ja-s. Braden, Sirhowy. 2846z17 YOUNG Man Wanted in Cardiff or District; good opening; experience unnecessary; whole or spare time.—Richforde, Snow-hill, Lon- don. 2817z20 ANTED at once, Men of Influence in Swan- y T sea. Cardiff, and Barry, also surrounding villages, to Solicit Members for the Gresham Reading Club; excellent remuneration; forty shillings per week easily made.—Apply for par- ticulars, with stamped envelope, to Manager. 11, Fisher-street. Swansea. 2785zl9 WA-NTED, an Agent with influence! among T V Steamship Companies to Represent an Old-established Firm of Oil Merchants.-A 52, Western MaiMDffice, Cardiff. 61849 Weekly.—An Income of 12g. 6d. to £ 1 per cV-L week can be earned in spare time or even- ings by any person able to write.-Proof sent free anywhere to those sending addressed enve- lope to T. Smith and Co. (Dept. 9 B), 16, Shaftes- bury-avenue, London, W. L15523 Travellers, Agents, &c., Want Employ- ment. HPRAVELLER, first-class connection, best J- buyers South Wales, open to represent lilonr or Provisions; salnrv or commission.- A 63, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2789z20 rPO and Spirit Merchants and Brewers.— rPO and Spirit Merchants and Brewers.— J wit_h considerable experience and knowledge of the trade. Seeks Situation in bwansea, to Assist Generally, or Could Travel Town and District.—Apply S. B., Western Mail Office, Swansea. 2764zl9 Clerks anH ittnnagers. Clerks and Managers Wanted. "TTTANTED, Shorthand and Cost Clerk, Accus- » tonied to Sheet and Galvanising Works. Apply, stating age and experience, to A 59, Western Mnil. CardifF. 275.getc- "V\7"ANTED, an intelligent Boy, about 15, for » a Solicitor's Office in Cardiff—Apply, in own handwriting, A 87 Western Mail, Car- diff. 2924z19 "OTANTED immediately, in Shipowners and »* Coal Merchants' Office. Junior Clerk; able to write shorthand and type.-State speed both, and apply with copies of references, &c., to A 90, West-ern Mail, Cardiff. a2S36 ORKS Manager Wa-n-ted for a Briquette or tv Patent Fuel Works; must have a tho- rough knowledge of fuel making and the machinery necessary; good encouragement given to a thoroughly competent man.—Apply, stating age. experience, and salary required, to A 75, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2872zl7 WANTED at once, a competent Clerk; one well accustomed to tin-plate works, accounts, and general office work.-Apply, stating age, experience, references, and salary expected, to Abertillery Tin-plate Works, New- port, Mon 61870 THE South Wale* and Monmouthshire Clerks' Association Ensures Members against Loss through Want of Emnloyment, Sickness. Old Age, and Death, and Introduces to Employers. Free of Charge. Clerks of good Business Capa- city and Character. E-ery Clerk, whatever his position, should be a Member of the Associa- tion.—Send for particulars Secretary, 1, Dock- chambers. Cardiff. a2219 Clerks and Managers Want Places. CSLERK (24) Requires Engagement as Clerk or Traveller; knowledge of book-keeping and typewriting; ten years' acquaintance with large firms of general business work and office rou- tine; first-class testimonials.—F. E., Western Mail. Newport. 2941zl9 COAL.—A Young Fellow of Push and Energy C Desires an Appointment with good Firm in Cardiff, Newport, or Swansea, or Sales Agent Abroad good experience in each port.—Address Coal, 60, Newport-road, Cardiff. 2805z27 ADVERTISER Seeks Re-engagement as Mana- ger of Brickworks; 15 years at Graig Brickworks, Gadlys Collieries.-Address Grif- fiths, 8, Highland-place, Aberdare. 2331z21 assistants. Shop Acofstants Wanted. GROCERY.—Wanted, good Provision and Grocery Hands.—Application, stating age, experience, and wage expected, to be sent at once to Co-operative Society, Ivor-street, Blaen- avon. 2987z23 "STTANTED. experienced Man for Manchester W Department; good window dresser.— Apply E. Fowler, Lion House, Pontypool. z!9 GROCERY.—Wanted at once, Junior; in- doors; good references.—State age, salary, Lambert. 107, Donald-street, Cardiff. 2906x22 UTFITTERS.—Wanted immediately. I 0 prover or Junior for above; outdoors.— itate full particulars first letter, Watkins, Moun- tain Ash. 2394x22 ROCERS.—Wanted at once, for permanency, ROCERS.—Wanted at once, for permanency, smart, useful Junior.—Bampool, 2, Com- inercial-street. Nevvport. 2886zl7 11APERY—Wanted, a Junior Young Man. six years' experience; also Two respec- :able Youths as Apprentices; Welsh.—J. Rees Evans Swansea. 2888z21 OOT Trade.—Wanted, by First Week in B January, Manager for Branch Shop; full particulars in first letter.—Apply Blaenavon. 2352z21 I FURNITURE— A Junior Salesman Wanted; must be experienced in the cash and hire trade.-Apply Atlas Furnishing Company, Hayes. Cardiff. 2825z20 GROCERY.—Wanted, at once. Junior, and an Apprentice in-doors; good references; state age and salary.-Apply T. Lewis, Grocer, Llan- lilo. 2796z30 RAPERY.-Wanted immediately, a smart Junior for General Drapery.—State full particulars E. Jones, Cardiff House, Pontar- dulais. 2684zl7 READ THE "WEEKLY MAIL." PRICE ONE PENNY; ^>1)0|) assistants* Shop Assistants Want Places. SITUATION Required as Manager Retail 0 Boot Shop; married; aged 28; good refe- rences.-Apply Mr. Browne, c/o Post Office, Dock-street, Newport. 2883z21 TO Grocers and Provision Merchants.—Re- JL engagement as Manager or First; thoroughly understands provisions; excellent reference.-S. P., Western Mail, Swansea. 2833x16 Milliners and Dressmakers Wanted. DRESSMAKING. — Wanted, good Bodice D Hands; smart and accustomed to firsts class work.—Apply A. H. Parry, Aberdare. zl9 MILLINERY.—AVanted, about January 10th, HJL stylish First Hand Milliner for Workroom only.-Full particulars first letter, Woolley, Drapers, Pontypool. 2847z21 iBisctllaneons situations* Situations Vacant. ALTSTER Required for Small Malt-house.— State wages and references to Morris Jen- kins, Abergavenny. 2974z20 ANTED, a smart Man for Warehouse: Vt one used to packing and not afraid of work.—Apply, personally, The Bombay Tea Company. Newport. 2986z20 WANTED, Foreman Fitter; constant emoloy"- ment for a competent person.—Apply to the Old Foundry Co., Carmarthen. 2948zl9 MOULDERS Wanted; accustomed to heavy 1ti. work; constant employment guaranteed to really good men. -Apply, stating age, wages required, and references,- to Easton and Be-sse- mer (Ltd.), Engineers, Taunton. 61885 I ELECTRICAL Engineering. — Wanted, Two Li Improvers and One Apprentice.—Sydney F. Walker and Co., Cardiff Electrical Engineer- ing Works. Severn-road, Cardiff. 2877z21 Wf ANTED immediately. Timber Haulier, with V T Three Horses and Wajjon, Haul Long Larch at Mountain Ash.-Lewis, Timber Mer- chant, Pontypridd. _2366z21 MILLWRIGHT Wanted for a.n Eight MilFTin^ works.—Address A. 51, Western Mail, Car- diff, stating age, references, and wages re- quired. j51848_ WANTED immediately, an experienced Maltster.—Apply James, Brewery, Haver- fordwest. 61835 WANTED, Moulder, used to Heavy and Medium Work.—Fielding and Piatt, Gloucester. 60167 Situations Wanted. MECHANIC who has had experience in the Building of Engines, Dynamos, and Trac- tion Motors, and in the Machine Shop Practice connected with the same Requires a Position of Trust.—C. W. T., c/o. Miss Smallwood, 8, George- street, Loughboro'. 2949z23 TA7"ANTED, Situation as Forewoman in Steam VT Laundry; excellent references.—Apply C. Dcery. 30. Glebeland-place. Merthyr Tydfil. zl9 Apartments* Apartments Wanted. WANTEJI. in Swansea, two Furnished Rooms for Lady, or Board and Lodging, with respectable family.—State terms Palfrey, Wes- tern Mail. Swan-sea. 2978zl7 Apartments to Let. rnO Let. superior Apartments; central, good X locality; no children.—9, Despenser-street, Riverside, Cardiff 2976z23 SITTING-ROOM and Two Bedroom. every convenience; no children; terms moderate. -19, Ryder-street (off Cathedral-road), Cardiff. 2963z20 LARGE Front Sitting-room, One or Two Bed- rooms, With or Without Board: close to town and stations.—9, Park-place, Cardiff. z23 LADY Offers Comfortable Country Home for Three Months, from February 1st, to Young Lady in Exchange Companionship; no salary.—Companion. Western Ma.il. Newport. z22 APARTMENTS to Let; moderate.—Apply Mrs. Webster, 96, Bridge-street, Cardiff. 2344z20 rpO Let, Two or Three Unfurnished Rooms off i. Miskin-street, Cathaysr no children; con- venient; good locality.-A 1)7, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2739zl9 PENARTH.—Lansdowne Private Hotel and Boarding Residence; opposite railway station; extensive Channel view; special terms t) permanent residents. 2467d premises* Dweillngr-houses to be Let. TO be Let, Lan House, Farm, and Lands, comprising about 228 acres, in the Parish of Llanstephan, Carmarthenshire, as from 29th September next.—For particulars apply to J. Timmins, Esq., 5, HenriettarStreet, Bath. 61556 fPO Let, Lease, or Sell, Eight-roomed Semi- ta X detached Villa., with Cellar, Pantries, Box- room, Coalhouse, Lumber-room, Garden; imme- diate possessien.—Apply T. J. Hughes, Maesy- cwmmer, Cardiff. 2892z28 TDENARTH.-To Let, after Christmas, a cosy P Villa, near station two reception and five bedrooms; superior furniture in house; can be taken at valuation.—Edmunds, Estate Agent, Penarth. 2859z21 fPO Let, Furnished or Unfurnished, close to X River Usk, Menascin Lodge, Breconshire, containing two reception, four best bedrooms, and about six other bedrooms and dormitories; stabling: garden; rent (furnished). £ 80; unfur- nished. £ 55.—Bruce, Moor House. Hereford. 61869 DESIRABLE Country Residence, known as Brodawel, Marshfield, near Cardiff; stand- ing in its own grounds, half acre; situate in a. pleasant position, and commanding extensive views of the surrounding neighbourhood; with coach-house and stable. Also Field, if required. Ten minutes' walk from the station.—Apply W. Rowlands, Michaelstone-y-Vedw, near Car- diff, Mon., or to H. Ellis, 83, Upper George- street, Cathays.Cardiff. 2814z20 "I' LANISHEN.—Small, Comfortably Furnished -I-' House; every convenience; south aspect; high ground; reliable servant left, if required. —Z 88, Western Mail. Cardiff. 2702zl7 KINGSDOWN House, 12, Partridge-road, Roath; two reception-rooms, five bed- rooms; hot and cold bath; good garden; back entrance; immediate possession.—Thos. Lewis, House Agent. 14, Longcross-street, Cardiff. zl7 HE South Wales, Monmouthshire Property T Registry for December Free on Applica- tion or Pl-et.-Hern and Pertwee, House Agents, Auctioneds, Valuers, .&c., Cardiff. 28815 DwwetUnsr-houseat to be Sold. IT^OR Sale, the Hawthorns, Stow Park Circus. Newport, Mon. A very desirable detached Freehold Residence, charmingly situated, com- manding views of the Bristol Channel and sur- rounding country; the house, which is in good repair and ready for immediate occupation, contains two reception-rooms, six bedrooms, bathroom, box-room, china pantry, kitchens, and offices, good cellars; the whole property, together with lawns and gardens, comprises about half an acre.—Apply E. T. Hawkins. St. Gwnlliw, Stow Park Circus, Newport. 2884z21 CATHEDRAL-road.—For Sale, several desirable Residences.—For prices and particulars apply Venning, Builder, 59, Mackintosh-place, Cardiff. 2439z20 MC. DUCHESNE. Auctioneer and Estate 1\ Agent, Albert-chambers. High-street, Car- diff, has the following Properties for Sale:- Cathedral-rd.—Large Residences, E850 to £ 1,300. Colum-road.-Nice Houses, £ 450 to £ 550. Romilly-road.—Large Residences, 3 rec., 7 bed. Romilly-crescent.—Corner Residence, 6 bed. Dogo-street.—Let at 13s. 6d.; cheap. Severn-road.-4 Houses, ready for Shops. Connaught-road.—Close to Roath Park. Arabella-street.—Nice Villas; close to Park. Moy-road.—Nice Villas: close tb Park. Upper George-street.—Ready for conversion. Also Properties in Every District. Full particulars on application. a2361 EXCELLENT Investment —30 New Houses for i Sale, in new colliery district; 71 per cent guaranteed on purchase for 50 vears by colliery company. They collect rent (and pay quarterly) pay all rates and taxes, and keep houses in repa.ir.-Y 67, Western Mail. Cardiff. a2703 Business Premises to be Let. TO Bakers, Confectioners, &c7— Modern JL Promises; plate glass; double-fronted; shop, uwtlling-house, and bakery, with two decker ovens; main thoroughfare—Apply Baker and Manhire, High-street, Newpcrt 29Mz23 T° Moira-terracer~large ShopT^ with A Dwelling-house; dry cellars. Also com- modious private Dwelling-house; rents low- Apply Mr. Farrell, 1, Arcade-chambers, St. John s-square, Cardiff. 2953z30 rp° Let, Three Shops (^itlThouses), NoT35,7s7, A 1111 d Castle-road.—Apply F. Primavesi, 6, James-street, Docks, Cardiff. 2946z23 97 A'^ny-road.—House tnd Shop to Let; — a boot and shoe business has been carried on for upwards of three years.—Apply 37. Rich- mond-road, Cardiff. 2740etc rp6 Let. Corner Shop, House, and Garden, in \strad Rhondda; best position main road in Illiondda Valley; good ready-money boot shop or greengrocer and fishmonger will boot shop or greengrocer and fishmonger will do well.—J. J. Davies, 45, Gelligaled-road, Ystrad Rhondda. 2890zl7 TO Let, House and Shop, with large Baker's Oven; opposite Coegnant Colliery, Tywith, Maesteg.-Apply Griffiths, The Villa, Pencoed. 2853z21 rp° Let, Corner Shop and House, 32, Adam- -L street, suit any business; No. 6, Part- ridge-road; also Villa, with Stable, Fidias-road. -App.ly David Rees, Fidlas-road. Llanishen. z20 TO Let, Warehouse in West Bute-street; con- veniently arranged; three floors; rent moderate.—Apply Mr. Counsell, 24, Mount Stuart-square, Cardiff. 2807z20 premises. Business Premises to be Let-Continuec1 TO Let, No. 15. High-street Cardjff; large JL shop, with two rooms above; the premises have just been re-boilt. and are situate in one of the best positions in Cardiff.—Apply to Mr. E. Bernard Reece, Soiicitor, 7. Charles-street, Cardiff; or to Mr. S. Rooney, Architect, Quay- street, Cardiff. 2576zl? TO Let, commodious Premises at the north end of West Bute Dock, consisting of Offices, Yard, Stables and Warehouse.-Apply Hills' Dry Dock. Cardiff. a2776 EXCELLENT Premi3es in Cardiff; cestrally situated; two floors; dimensions. 53 x 27%; suitable for Warehouse, Stables. Coach-house, .ie.: would suit brewer, contractor, or cfnb pro- prietor; rent 16s. per week inclusive.-Apoly Mr, Joseph Stanfield, Lion-chambers, T7, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 61004 TDUTE Docks.-To Let. capital Shop, Store- A-P rooms, Ac., in main thoroughfare; rent £ 200.—Address Y 12. Western Mail, Cardiff. a2653 Business Premises to be Sold. CLIFTON Street, 37 and 38.—Commodious C Shop Premises (good positions) for Sale; price moderate.—R. Langmaid, 157, Newport- ) road. Cardiff. 28117.20 "IT^OR Sale, best position on Barry Island. -!L Shop and Premises: near docks and beach: suitable for any business.—Particulars apply P.. 3, Plymouth-road, Barry Island. 2778zl9 OfBccs to Let. OFFICES (Ground Floor).—Three Well-let 0 Rooms. St. Mary-street; moderate rent.— Hern and Pertwee, 94. St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 2967z23 OFFICES to Let, 27, Custom House-street— Two, Five, or Eight Rooms.— Apjjly T. Harrison, Hope-street. Cardiff. 2816z20 TO Let, Queen-street. Offices; two rooms; first floor; possession December 24th, or later. —Apply Z 85. Western Mail, Cardiff. 2678zl7 rpO Let, with immediate possession. Suite of X Offices, situate be3t position High-street, Cardiff; rent 75 per annum.—Apply A. Trevor Roberts, Hill, and Co., 23, St. Mary-street, Car- cliff. 61507 ood position in St. liirv- OFFICES to Let, in good position in St. Mary- street: electric lighted and heated by steam; moderate rents.—Apply J. P. Jones, Richards, and Budgea, 14, Western 1iail-dm1)). bers, Cardiff. E2150 TTSTESTETry AfAlX,~CHAJra^S.—OffioM to Let! » V in Suites of Two. Four, or Six Rooms on Each Fioor.-Apnly to Mr. E. H. Crafter. Western Mail Office. Cardiff. 5D076 Stables to i-et. CARDIFF (off Bute-street).—Stables. Coach- I house, Store-rooms; central position: low weekly rentals.—Apply Sessions and Sons (Ltd.), Penarth-road. Cardiff. 2674x17 porting. WANTED to Rent, Shooting until End of t V Season.—Particulars to Sporting, Vestern Mail. Newport. 2940z22 GUN.—Double Breechloader, left choke, barrel G 12 bore, central fire, top lever action, re- bounding locks, pistol grip, walnut stock; in perfect order; 38s.-Sportsman, 1. Tudor-street, Merthyr. 2828z20 taii-a. Agricultural Land. rpo Let, capital Farm, Iron Gate; nix miles J. from Newport: mostly pasture; very pro- ductive; rent £ 80.—Apply C. B. Andrews. Caer- leon. 2887z21 Building; Land. AND to be Let for Building on Qwern-y- J Milwr Estate, in the Aber Valley, near the new pits sunk by the Universal Colliery Corpo- ration; the roads are formed and tile main drains put in.—For further particulars apply t3 Charles Taylor, R.I.B.A.. Architect and Sur- Teyor, 78, Queen-street. aloll CWMBRAN.—To be Let on Building Leases, c 70 Plots of Land in the centre of Cwmbran. —For full particulars and plans, apply Bailey Giller, and Telfer, Estate Agents, Cardiff. x20 ^ublir-'touses anU businesses Public-houses Wanted. ANTED, Small Doiible-licensed House, V f where there is a good Opening for a Coal Business.—S. C., Western Mail. Swansea. 2766zl9 /f ANAGEMENT, Wanted of Public-house by i-T-i. Man and Wife: thoroughly experienced and highly recommended; applicant holding licence.—A 54, Western Mail. Cardiff. 2730zl9 Businesses Wanted. SMALL Colliery Required; going concern pre- ferred; house or steam coal; siding accom- modation necessary.—Full particulars to Z 84, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2672zl7 Businesses for Disposal. TO Let. Grocery Business; good position; exceptional opportunity; low ingoing; immediate possession.—Mail, 24, Whitccmbe- street, Aberdare. 2694z23 WESTON-super-Mare.—Coal Merchant's Busi- ness for Sale; in excellent situation.—rail particulars apply to Wansbrough and Sons, Weston-super-Mare^ 61896 OFFEE, Dining Rooms; centre of Bristol: C small, compact little home; nicely fitted; comfortable living trade; all fixtures, fittings, trade utensils, and &ome furniture, only £ 65; cheap and genuine business.—Apply Tebbs, Valuer, 93, City-road. Bristol. 2929z22 BUSINESSES for Sale.—Buyers and Sellers B should write John Prosser, 262, Corpora- tion-street, Birmingham; no sale. no charge; no charge to purchasers; no oharge for adver- tising 2913d COWBRIDGE Road, Cardiff.—Compact Refresh- C ment House and Tobacconist's; moderate rent.-Evans and Hughes. Auctioneers and Valuers, Wharton-street, Cardiff. 2815z20 JiBoitei)* Money Wanted. £ 1,000 Mortgage Required on Leasehold Pro. perty Paying 10 per cent.—For information apply Z 56. Western Mail. Cardiff. 2502x19 Worses, Sttbe ^tocfc, &'C. WANTED, Two and Three Year Old Half- »» bred Colts to make Weight-carrying Hunters; must be good.—Apply, with particu- lars, Carver, St. Clears. 2931z20 COB, Dog-cart, and Harness for Sale, the property of Colonel Alien, R.A.; price £ 40. —Apply Heath Ilotel, Cathays, Cardiff. 2756etc CART Horse for Sale.—Spillers and Bakers C (Limited), Cardiff. 1 2762zl9 FOR Sale, a, Well-bred Newfoundland Bitch, F four years old; in splendid condition; quiet with children.-Apply E. Hopkins, Western Mail. Cardiff. 61548 PAT tho Rent in Bacon.—Squire Giles' Pig Powders cause Pigs to Fatten in half the usual time and Cure Colds. Wheezing, and In- flammation; best for stores and pigging sows. Id. per packet, or 12 for lOd. Of all Corn Merchants. 52069 Carriages, harness, XC. ~TANTED, stylish, light One-horse Brougham »V in first-class condition; Warner wheels. —Appljr S. R. Edwards, Coachbuilder, London- road, Neath. 2961z23 IHOR Sale, at Gover's, Wharton-street, Cardiff, F Two Pony Carts, Three Spring Trucks, Lot of Navvies' Barrows, New Cart Wheels. 2952z23 Ci ECOND Hand Carriages. Intellåmg Pur- a chasers should write for Messrs. Offord's Monthly List of 150 Selected Carriages by the Best Makers, at Low Prices, for Sale or Hire.— Post free from 67, George-street, Port.ma.u- square. London, W. L15533 rpHREE Light Four-wheel Lorries (Nearly X New), brake, driving-seat. Four various- size Crank axle Carts; suit provision merchants, dairymen. Six Sets various-size Harness.—93, Kingsla-nd-road, Bristol. 2689zl7 GENUINE Bargain.—Gentleman's Hunting Saddle; nearly new; complete; nickel irons. Also First-class Double-rein Bridle; nickel bit, curb. Lot, £ 2; worth double. Sent irons. Also First-class Double-rein Bridle; nickel bit, curb. Lot. £ 2; worth double. Sent on approval.—G. Smith, Great Skyrrid Farm, near Abergavenny. 2S36z22 CARRIAGE LampsTReOta^lTLightsr 10s 6d. pair. Ozokerit Candles. 31b., 2s. 3d. cash; warranted to burn seven hours.—Steward. Sad- dler, Cardiff. 2923z22 rpROLLIES. Vans. Wagons, Crank-axle Carts. X Coburgs, Bakers' Vans, Grocers' and Butchers' Carts. Buildora, and Contractors' Carts and Barrows, Milk Carts, Ac., new and second-hand, in great variety.—John Norman, Coach-builder, Market-road. Canton. Cardiff. National Telephone. 470. Lists on application. a2363 If ANTJFACTURER, HORSFORTH, OFFERS IVI HIS OWN GOODS DIRECT from the LOOM at MILL PRICES, viz. ;— Serges, Fancies, Cashmeres, Bieges, Meltons, Mantle Cloths. Patterns sent free on applie&tioB. Save all intermediate profit. Special Lot of Drese Meltons, all shades, at per yard. ^u'oltc -J;Iotirr-e,. gRD V.B. WELSH BEGIMENT^ PEARSON R. CRESSWELL, C.B., V.D.. Colonel Commandant. CARDIFF DETACHMENT. For the Week Ending 24th December. 1898. Saturday, 17th inst.—The Detachment will Parade at 3.30 p.m. for a Route March; Dress, Drill Order, with Leggings. Band to attend. Refreshments will be provided. 1. There will be no Gymnastic Instruction during the week. 2. Prizes, as announced in the Detachment programme for the past year, will be given to prize-winners in the Orderly-room on Tuesday, 20th inst.. at Eight p.m. The list may be seen at the Drill-hall, and anyone disputing same must do so to the Commanding Officer, in writing, before Noon on Monday. 3. An Invitation has been received from the Officer commanding 2nd Glamorgan Vol. Artil- lery for Officers to attend the Distribution of Prizes in the Drill-hall at 8.30 p.m. on Wednes- day, 21st inst. Dress. Review Order. The Invi- tation Card is placed in the Officers' Mess-room. By Order. (Signed) J. GASKELL, Colonel, 10715 Commanding Cardiff Detachment. "OHIL PHILLIPS' TOOTHACHE CURE. -DHIL PHILLIPS' Is. per Bottle, piliLPHiC:GfPs' Sold by all Chemists. "O HILPRII .LIPS' Acts like Magic, "OHIL PIIILLIPS" For Neuralgia TpHIL PHILLIPS' -α- And Toothache. Sole Manufacturer:— "OHIL PHILLIPS, V. ST. MARY-STREET. CARDIFF. OHIL PHILLIPS' -8- RHEUMATIC APPLIANCES. OHIL PHILLIPS' Socks, 10s. 6d. per Pair. PHIL PHILLIPS' Belts^lOs. 6d. "OHIL PHILLIPS' Wristlets. 5s. Pair. PHIL P-JMLIPS' Thousands of Testimonials. PHIL P-IT-LLIPS' Send for Pamphlet, free. pHIL PEILLIPS' When ordering send size of boots for Socks, for Belts size of waist. Wrist- lets sizs of wrist, to pHIL PHILLIPS' RHEUMATIC CURE. 24, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. a2760 $ouUri). pigeons, -&T. SHOOTING Pigeons.-Strong Common Pigeons, 10s. 6d. dozen; Wild Yorkshire Selected Blue Rocks, from 13, all carriage paid five dozen lots and upwards.-C. Read, 189, High-street, Hull. Yorks. J 2104d GOLDEN, Silver, Buff Wyandottes, Buff Leg^ horns, Prize Strains, Six Pullets (most lay- ing) and Cockerel, 42s.-Coaley Poultry Farm, Dursley, Gloucestershire. 52371 "DOULTRY.—If you want your birds to pay P you write for prices and samples of food to Noah Rees and Son, Hay, Corn, and Seed Merchants. Cardiff. 3$iri)rifs, Crirpnes, &r. CYCLE Repairs prompt, efficient, and mode- rate in price; New Tyres and Inner Tubes Supplied and Fitted.—Norton, Salisburv-road, Cardiff. 2813z20 SPECIAL Clearance.—3 Solid Safeties, 38s. 6d. QPECIAL Clearance.—3 Solid Safeties, 38s. 6d. O each; 3 Cushions, 50s. each: 4 Pneumatics, £ 5 each. Cash. only.—Morris Bros., Cycle Works, Pontypridd. Repairs, Enamelling, and Plating. 50430 JEUscellaneous* IS Your Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of WatchEs of every description (English or foreign), is 39, Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir (for ten years with Mr. Spindion). Clocks and Music Boxes Cleaned and Repaired. Miscellaneous Wants. WANTED to Purchase, in thorough good condition. Second-hand Typewriter.—State price and full particulars A 80, Western Mail Cardiff. v 2899zl9 LEFT-OFF Clothes.—Mrs. Roddy. 9, Sandon. L street, Newtown, Cardiff, Purchaser of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel. &c. -All orders punctually attended to in town or country. Good prices given. 694 MRS. Bryant, Purchaser Ladies', Gents', and Children's Left-off Clothing, 61, Castle- road, Cardiff. Orders and parcels promptly attended. Best prices given. 2675zl7 /CLOTHING.—Ladies', Gentlemen's, Children's J Left-off Clothing Bought.—Mrs. Rich. 73. Castle-road, Cardiff. Best prices. Orders punctually attended to. 2732zl7 T ADIES' and Gentlemen's Wardrobes Bought, ■k Town or Country.—Orders promptly attended to bv Mr. or Mrs S. Beer, 30. Caroline- street, Cardiff. Established 1864. 68527d T ADIES' Gent]emen's. and Children's Ward- L robes Bought. Orders attended to, town or country.—Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Green, Dumfries House, 32, Caroline-street. Oardiff. 52000 Miscellaneous Sales. ASTROLOGY.—Y"our Future Foretold, Mar- riage, Children, Changes in Circumstances. Journeys, Legacies, &c.—Send date of birth. twelve stamps, and stamped envelope, Mr. Cole 30, Cheltenham-place, Brighton, Sussex. 2962z23 CACTUS Liniment is the very latest Cure for ) Rheumatism, Sciatica, Colds on Chest, Aches and Pains, Sprains and Bruises. Price, Is.; post free, Is. 3d.—Cactus Liniment Com- pany. Merthyr Tydfil. 2926z22 WEDDING Presents.—Lady Offers Ten-guinea Cabinet, containing Twelve Pairs Fish Knives and Forks (Hail-marked, silver-mounted, new), 38s. 6d.; Cabinet Desserts, matching, 38s. 6d.; Fish Carvers, 10s. 6d.; approval.—A 86, Western Mail. Cardiff. 2917z20 LADY" Offers beautiful Cutlery Service, solid silver-mounted (Government Hall-marked), for 32s. 6d.; Twelve Large, Twelve Small Knives, Meat, Game Carvers ?nd Steel; v.orth XIO; approval. —A 85. Western Mail, Cardiff. 2918z20 rpO Fancy Dealers and Others.—For Sale, X Stock of Fancy Goods; giving up business. —Apply 3, Plymouth-road, Barry Island. 2779zl7 CURE for Piles.—Perfect Cure Guaranteed in most stubborn cases; post free, 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d.-La Trobe, Chemist, St. Michael's-hill, Bristol. 2780z26 9AA AAA Thorn Quicks and Largo-leaf Privets of Sizes for Fencing, Shrubs, Forest Trees, and Fruit Trees; large quantities to offer; catalogues free.—Philip H. Shaw, Nurseryman. Abergavenny. 1417etc GENT'S Dark Grey Real Irish Frieze Cloth Overcoat; superior quality; double- breasted; velvet collar; unsoiled; cost 55s., take 25s. Also Dark Navy Blue Serge Suit, jacket shape; cost 45s., take 20s. Both will fit man 38 breast; approval willingly.—Johnson, Locke's Advertising Offices, Newport. 2719zl7 TO Shop-fitters, &c.—For Sale, Fixtures, Fit- tings, Chandeliers, Large Mirrors, &c., of Shop. 96, St. Mary-street.—Apply Jacobus. 2, Duke-street. Cardiff a2798 TO Fishmongers.—For Hake. Megrims, Dabs, JL and Fish for Prying (Is. 6d. stone) write P. Molyneux, Fish Merchant, Milford Haven. Terms cash. 2532d RICH Stilton Cheese, Direct from Maker.— Single Cheese, Is. per lb.; carriage paid. Special Terms for Twelve. Quaiitv guaranteed; h'ghest testimonials.—Address W. S. Miller, Forest Lodge, Brecon. 2127d 1HEISTWAS and New Year Cards.—Grand Selection for the Coming Season; best value ever offered; see samples at once. Largest Stock of Toys and Fancy Goods in Wales. Immense Stock of Haberdashery, Drapery. Stationery. Hosiery, and Millinery; wholesale only.—Morgan Jenkins. Wholesale Warehouse- man, Waterloo-street, Swansea. 1849d BOOTS, Slices, Slippers.—Largest Stock, Every Description; lowest net cash whole- sale price t-o the trade.—Boyle and Co Womanby-street, Cardiff. a2362 TpIREWOOD, perfectly dry; reduced price, X Is. 6d. per cwt., delivered any part of borough.—Union Workhouse, Cardiff. e7062 rpOBACCONISTS Commencing. — See Illus- X tratc-d Guide (259 pages), free.—Tobacconists' Outfitting Company, 186, Euston-road, London. Hairdressers Fitted. Manager, Hy. Myers. 3414d THE Best Selected Stock of Perambulators and Go-Oarts Now on Show at prices to suit all buyers.—Cross Bros. A DJ US TABLE Drawer Partitions, Is. per box -f*- — Stationery Department, Western Mail Cardiff. THE Trypograph Copying Apparatus; pro. duces thousands of copies from one hand- wntmg or typewriting.—Price list on applica- n Western Mail Stationery Department, business outn esses* LEWIS'S s T A N p A R D FURNISHING STORES, QUEEN-STREET, £ JARDIFF ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY A SINGLE ARTICLE, OR FURNISH YOUR HOUSE OR APARTMENTS THROUGHOUT, WITH SOUND, RELIABLE FURNITURE, ON THE FOLLOW- ING REDUCED EASY TEEMS £3 Is. 6d. Weekly. S6 2s. 6d. Weekly. X10 Worth 4s. Od. Weekly. AND LARGER AMOUNTS BY ARRANGE- MENT. PAYMENTS CAN BE MADE MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY. NO LARGE DEPOSITS REQUIRED. All Goods Delivered Free in Private Vans, or Carriage Paid Anywhere in South Wales. LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO CUSTOMERS PAY- ING PROMPTLY. Do not Buy Until you See our Stock, or Send for New Catalogue (Free). Note Only Address:- LEWIS'S STAN D A P,, T) FURNISHING STORES, 2•, ANDREWS-DuILDINGS (NEAR THE EMPIRE,, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. E71 i A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. 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SOLE PROPRIETORS: QUININE BITTERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY* (LIMITED), LLANELLY, SOUTH WALES. 26185 JESSE WILLIAMS' SPECIALITY. I COUGH J BOTTlsB. SIM PLY "ft AT A NOTHING MORE 1a 2^9 4/6 WILLIANS, C&reiff. e7231 crabr ART DECORATORS. WD A V I s AND SON. • PAINTERS, GLASS, OIL. AND PAPERHANGING MERCHANTS. U. QUEEN-STREET. DYEWOBKS, etc. [F YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHES L NICELY CLEANED. GO TO HOBBS. DYER, 1. NELSON-TERRACE. FTTBXTTTJEE. BEVAN AND COMPANY (LIMITED), "THE CARDIFF FURNISHERS," ST. MARY-STREET AND DUKE-STREET. LADIES' TAILOR. H Y E O 0 44, LOWER CATHEDRAL-ROAD. COATS and SKIRTS from 2b guineas. RHEUMA TIC CURE. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO DHIL PHILLIPS, i 24, WC. MARY-STREET. business Suitresses GEORGES PILE AND GRAVEL PILLS. ESTABLISHED UPWAKDS OF 30 YEARS. These world-renowned Pills hold the first place in the world as remedies for PILE and GRAVEL. nnd the common disorders of the Stomach. Bowels, Liver, and Kidneys. There is not a civihsed nation under the sun that has not expe- rienced their healing virtues. GENERAL SXMP'l'OMS.—Pains in the back, loins, between the shoulders, and in the region of the heart, stomach, liver. and kidneys, con- stipation, wind. griping, colic, biliousness, sup- pression and retention of urine, pains in the thighs, palpitation, giddiness, depression of spirits, general debility, and other symptom* too obvious to point oat. These Remedies do not profess to do the Impossible—to cure all the ills flesh is heir to. What the proprietor, however, does claim is that, in George's Pile and Gravel Pills," he has discovered Remedies of the extraordinary virtues and efficacy for two of the most painful and common disorders that trouble mankind (Piles and Gravel), and their accompanying aches and pains: medicines which never fail to efferd relief even in old a,na neglected forms of these complaints, whilst in cases of more recent date satisfactory cures may be confidently expected from their healing action. The three forms of these remedies:- No. 1.—GEORGE'S PILE AND GRAVEL PILLS No. 2—GEORGE S GRAVEL PILLS. No. 3—GEORGE'S PILLS FOR THE PILES. The Proprietor has in his possession thousands of testimonials from all parts of the world, of •vhich the following are offered as fair samples — From the originator of the movement in favour of taxing Royalties and Ground Rents for local purposes:— I have looked over hundreds of Original Tes- timonials received by Mr. J. E. George, Hirwain. bearing upon cures effecteu by his Pile and Gravel Pills.' The writers of these letter* are unanimous in their testimony to the Marvellous Remedial Powers of Mr. George's Remedies. I look upon the bundle of testimonials placed before me as a Satisfactory Proof that he has, be his discovery, been the means of alleviating the pains of a multitnde of sufferers. D. E. WILLIAMS, J.P. for the Counties of Brecon and Glamorgan. From the RECTOR Or' ALBURGH. "Alburgh Rectory. Harleston. Dear Sir,—I have found your No. 3 Pills in- valuahle, and I know no Pills so effectual as an nperient for those who, unhappilv, have a ten- dency towards constipation. I have been anxious to write to you in testimony of my grateful sense of obligation to yon. You are, indeed, a benefactor to the sufferer. Your Pills have in my case (and I am now in my 77th year). if not added to the length of my days. for that has been entirely in the hands of God, certainly contributed largely to the comfort and enjov- ment of my life, notwithstanding a weak heart und a. feeble frame.-Yours faithfully. CHAS. W. LOHR." Sold by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors, in boxes, at li. lid. and 2B. 9d. each. By post. is. 3d. and 3L e2717 I BEVAN AND COMPANY (LIMITED) ARE WALES' CHAMPION FURNISHERS I CARDIFF. SWANSEA. NEWPORT AND PONTYPOOL •ir7t HORTON'S ORIGINAL Only BENEDICT PILLS. Only for Females. for Females. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS HAVE BEEN received from all parts. Females of all ages should take them. They at once remove all obstructions, no matter how obsti- nate or from whatever cause arising. In boxes 7id., Is. lid., and 2s. 9d. Sent Post Free, under sover Id. extra, direct by the proprietor, G. D. Horton. M.lj.S. (from the Birmingham and General Lying-in Hospital), Aston House, Aston- road North, Birmingham. Agents:—Cardiff: R. Mumford, Chemist, Ac., Meteor-street. Splot- lands, and Castle-road, Roath. Merthyr: Willis, Chemist. Georgetown. Swansea: Lloyd, Chemist. Oxford-street. Newport: Yonng. Chemist, High- street. Cannot be had frpm other Chemists. \\B.—None genuine unless bearing G. D. ] Horton." in red, across each label. Letters i -c-d tree. e2967 1 $ut)lic SUlusnnnHS. CARDIFF. rr H E A T E E ROYAL. Lessee and Maaiager.ROBERT REDFORD. This Evening, Last Night of THE GREAT PRINCESS' PLAY. HOW LONDON LIVES, NEXTWEEK: —THE CARDIFF AMATEURS. rrHEATEE ROYAL. (By kind permiasion of Robert Redford, Esq., Lessee and Manacer.) The CARDIFF DRAMATIC SOCIETY (under Distinguished Patronage) will Give a FIVB DAYS' REPERTOIRE, in aid of Santa. Clautf." Commencing December 19th, 1898. The following will be the programme:— I THE FAIR EQUESTBIENNE. 7.30 Monday, (Farce). Dec. 19. ARABIAN NIGHTS 8. 0 (Farcical Comedy). I SHOULD THIS MEET THE EYE 7.30 Tuesday, (FarceJ. Dec. 20. THE LATE MR. COSTELLO 8. 0 (Comedy). I THE 'FAm'EQUEitrKlESXE. 7730 Wednesday, (Farce). Dec. 21. ARABIAN NIGHTS 8. 0 (Faroicsl Comedy). THE FAIR EQUESTRIENNE. "7.3 Thursday, (Farce). Dec. 22. ARABIAN NIGHTS 8. Q (Farcical Comedy). SHOULD THIS MEETTHK EYE 7.30 Fridav, (Farce). Dec. 23. THE LATE MR. COSTELLO 8. 0 (Comedy). Friday, (Farce). Dec. 23. THE LATE MR. COSTELLO 8. 0 (Comedy). LADY ARTISTES. Mrs. Lila Austin. Miss Mary Scott. Miss Maggie Darby. Miss Edith Trew. Miss Agnes Francis. Miss Mildred Water*. J Miss Nance Samuel. I Mists Nellie Woods. GENTLEMEN ARTISTES. Mr. Harold Crowte. Mr. George Ireland. Mr. Ernest Fane. J Mr. E. J. Rhys. Mr. W. George. j Mr. Bertie SammL Mr. Clement Grey. | Plan at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell'i Music Warehouse, No. 24, Queen-street, Cardiff. PRICES OF ADMISSION:— Dress Circle (Numbered & Reserved) 4s. Od. Orchestra, Stalls ditto 3s. Od. Stalls 2s- 6d. Upper Circle 2s- Od. Pit is. Od. Gallery 08. 6d. Volunteers Wanted to Sell Tickets on behalf of 2.000 hungry, hopeless, ill-clad little children, to whom Santa Claus brings once a year a Yuletide Treat never to be forgotten. Application to be made to Mrs. AUSTIN, Lady Editor's Reception-room, Western Mail" Office, Cardiff. Any day from Eleven to One and Two to Four. GR A N D THEATRE. Lessee and Manager.Mr. Clarence Sonnet. LAST NIGHT OF rjTHE QREEN BusHEs, Popular prices and time as usual. Monday Next:- THE TRAIL OF THE SERPENT. a2M 'Tis not in mortals to command success, bat we'll do more—deserve it." Managing Diroctor OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! THE EDISON-THOMAS ROYAL VITASCOPE. With a most interesting selection of ANIMATED PICTURES. Including the SIRDAR COMING HOME-. Leaving Catlais—Amvmg a.t Dover-Ria Recep- tion at the Guild-hall. London. Gordon and The Sirdar—A Street Scene in Cairo -The Seaforth Highlanders leaving Ca.iro-Wa.r Correspondents paasing the Sphinx-Ponor&Ma of the Nile. RETURN OF THE GUARDS FROM THE SOUDAN. Also many other Entertaining Views, LILIAN TRAVELLI, Serio-Comedy Songstress and Dancer. THE FOUR MAISANOS, From the London Empire. An Artistic, Eceen trie, Novel, Continental Musical Quartette, MDLLE. MIRA AMOROS, The Neatest, Prettiest, Best of Trapeze Artiste* HERBERT LISLE, Vocal Comedian. SAM DALTOU, Comedian. A Circns in Miniature, introduced by MDLLiE. CAROL A. Humours of the Highway! THE WHEELERS In a Comic Cycling Interlude. Next Week* MISS ALICE LEAMAR. also THE EOXING KANGAROO. Box Office open daily (with exception of Satur- days) 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Satur- days 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Plan of Boxes. Fauteuils, and Grand Circle. No Booking Fees. Telephone No. 625. a2803 NEWPORT. THE EMPIRE* JL Managing Director. OSWALD STOLL. CLOSED FOR RE-BUILDING. Upon an enlarged scale in modern style. The Cardiff Empire First Performance Each Evening is convenient for Visitors from Newport. a2804 LYCEUM, NEWPORT., L Proprietor & Manager.Mr. Clarence Sounsa, TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. Last Performance of SAVED FROM THE SEA. With New and Magnificent Scenery and Effects. Prices, 6d. to jEl Is. Box Office Opea DaiJT, 10 to 4. Telephone. No. 158 Nat. Next Week:— 61847 "The Green Bushes; or, Ireland 100 Years Ago. A LARGt STOCK or MAONIFICEW1 GRANQ AND COTTAGE PIA,NOFORTZS AND QRftANS Aj sipplied to 11. Majesty ths Q«mb a»4 all the Royal Family, THE LATBST CREATIONS OF TJrB BIGJD118 OLÅØ MAKERS. THE FINEST THAT ItA. VJ: STSB BBIJt PRODUCED, THE NEW HIRE SYSTEM. ENORMOUS DISCOUNT FOR CASH. SHIPPERS SUPPLIED ON THE BEST EXPOtt TERMS. 51. QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. 70, TAFT-STREET. PONTYPRIDD, 31. WINDSOR-ROAD. PENARTH. MANUFACTORY: LONDOH. 81. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIVXIKV, THOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS Overcome the worst forms of diseases, and the foulest state of the Blood, Stomach. Liver, and Kidneys; they go to the oore of every dieesas. ".here no other medicine has power to reaek. In Boxes, at la. lid. and 2s. 9d. each. Sold by ill Chemists, or from the Burdock PiU. MMN* iactory, 44. Oxford-street. Bwanaww,