South Wales Daily News

StflP FOR ORDERS. The steamer Congress, of Liverpool, arrived in Swansea Bay, on Saturday, for orders, which she received from the Signal Station and procoeded for Alexaudra. Dock, Newport.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Rhiwderin left Bilbao for Swansea 9th Roseland left Glasgow for Bilbao 10th Auretta arvd Bombay from Cain iff 9th Cairo (of Cardiff) expected to leave Aden for Pondi- cherry 12th Ravens worth left Havre for Cardiff 10. h St Helier arvd Salta Cabella from So Nazaire 9th St Aubin left Huelva for Newport 10th Couutess Evelyn arvd Garston from Huelva 10th Mariiv arvd Biloao 9th Cainargo left Birkenhead for Newp rt 10th

COMMERCIAL SALES. trÜCJi AND CO., IJMITED, SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF TUCK 6 GENUINE PACKING, j,)iD TUCK'S TRIPLE RACKING FOR TRIPLE EXPANSION ENGINES, fULCANTSED INDIA-RUBBER, LEATHER, AND ASBE STOS GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTION'S. L17TY. DOCKS, CARDIFF; ALEXANDRA DOCK. N K\VPOIII' LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. CONTRACTORS "0 THE ADMIRALIV. 6u:>7 rr.LEPHONE 19, CARDIFF AND NEWPORT. NOTICE 10 £ 1APTAINS AND -Lit gthpPERS. COLF: AD JpOTTOW, •yy HOLES ALE AND RETAIL QLOTHIEPvS, LOWER MAUDLIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE ROYAL INFIRMARY, BRISTOL, •HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL THOUSAND P >UKDS WURTH OF SOILED CLOTfcVING SUITABLE kult EXPORT. NOTE THE ÅDDRF: (JOLt- AND JpOTTOW, JL jgRISTOL. -—— 8907 ESTABI.ISHKD 1834. jP R I M E E ADOW RAY (EX W AREHOUS K). M TQNS HAN D-T t'lR E>HE 1) WHEAT STRAW TO ARRIVE. PRICES ON APPLICATION TO JX rfTIOOKE AND riO., I J. \J V>'9C72 BROKERS, ROTUNDA BUILDINGS, CARDIFF.

LONDON, Saturday. About an avsraare demand prevailed for money. and supplies w re not ltrze. Loans remained steady, being quoted at 2 to 2 per cent. It is expectijd that the Stock Exchange will obtain what money it requires on Moudny at about the rates charged on the last occasion. Discounts were weak, thech.,irgi- for three months bills-being 1i per cent. The Pans Cheque Bank is telegraphed j Quite sn average business has been passing on the Stock Exchange for a Saturday. The feature has been the strong demand for home railways, which are being bought against sales of Consols in connection with the conversion scheme. Fureisn Bonds also were firm, and there was a continuance of the demand for diamond mines. Consols have been soid to day in connec t.ion with the Conversion scheme, and nave finished up at a decline or £ to 5 16. the money price tiH'iig 101* to 102, and th- account, 102^ "o 10ii| Reriiv.ed u»i New 3 per Cents. i«" tf :<r. 101 to 1014. xd XL>V 2| pev CJnts., 10*04 to lOli.xo N'HW 2J per C^nts., 9/J T.o 93, xd Loo.l Loan Stock, 105 to 106$, xa British and Colonial Government securities and corporation stocks have ail been in request on the conversion scheme, a.nd a general ad vance of 2 to 3 per cent. has taken place. Although quiet, the Foreign Bond Market has remained firm. International Issues were again enquired for. Russian, Hungarian, and Egyptian were chiefly in favour,, and the close was good, but only fractional charges took place. Frencii 4 per Cents, rose A Egyptian issues, i to i .Mex.c^n, 5 Ru<ian, 1373, i Spanish, 8' Peruvian fell 1-16; Turkish, Group 2, g Or,,up 3, 1-16 ditto 1871, t. Brazilian, 1S71 1875, improved 1. Tt,e buying of H-una Rniiways has been very pronounced. Heavy lines have ..a. prominent favour, and an important advance has taken place in their value. Floating supply of these stocks is very small, and a few purchases speedily influenced prices. Other stocks were tiriv, but were cot affected to tnes^uie extent. Caledonian rose. Great Eastern, g; Great Western, l Hull aud Barnsley, î; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 2; bHghton A, 1; Chatham, i; North-Western, l Sheffield Inferred, -2; ditto Preference, 1 Metropolitan 1: Metropolitan D.strict, i; Midland, 2 > North British, North Entem.lg Nortii S-afforddiire. 5 Soutu- Eastem A, i q: ttn Preference, 1. The Indian Railway Market was firm. and most stocks improved. Kasteru Bengal A and B, East Indian A and B, and Scinde A and B Annuities Madras and South Iodiau, 1. Graad z3 were depre"ed by rumours of a heavy faiuue at Liverpool. Ordinary Shares fell 5-16. First Pieterence, 1§; do. Second Pre. ference. 12; (lo. Third Preference, 1 Four per Cents. 1. Canadian Pacific Shares rose g. Mexican Railways were inquired ior, and closed steadily. Ordinaiy rose i; and Pre- ferences, i Mexican Central closed at 65j Mexican National, 403 Nitrate Shares, 1951 Central Argentine, 173. The American Raitway Market has been un- settled and weok in response to lower New York prices. There is still an entire absence of anima- tion, and no inclination to repurdhase. Erie fell j; Erie Second, j; Lake Shore, Central Pacific of California, Illinois Central, J New York Central, g Ohio and Mississippi, Philadelphia and Reading, f; Norfolk Prefer- ence, i; Denver, j do. Preference, 1 Louis- ville a I Nashville, i Chicago and Milwaukee, a; Wabash Preference, li UnIOn Pacific, k; Ooio and Mississippi Preference rose 2. Bank?.—Bank f Australasia rose 1 National Provincial feli 2; do. £12 paid, 2; Union of Austialia, 1. Mines.—According to the list of Messrs Seward and Co., of 7. Di aper's-gardens, Cam Brea Iall i East Pool 2, ro 49 Cupiapo g, to 6i Ia""1I a,i-I Barry ro.,e g, ■" 12g Mysoie Goin ir to Panulciilo j, to 81 R I) Tinto 3 16, to 19^ De :BP"'r j. to 432 K tnberley Central fell j, to 42. Tr-legrapos and Telephones.—United 'kelei" h m., rose 2 do. New i United River Plate Tele- phone, jj. Tramways.—North Staffordshire rose i. Miscellaneous.—Easr. and West Indiu Dock 4 per Cent. Debenture S-.ock rll-e 1 Dolgetty 4 p-r Ont. Ferp«t,ua! Debenture Stock, 1 London and South African Exploration, lj Qoeensland Investment and Land Mortgage 4 per Cent. Per- petual Debenture^, 1 Morris fe\1 4. There were no btilili,ii oewmfions at the Bank. The Neva lias taken JB20 000 to the Brazds. The Oriziba has brought £ 75,000 from Australia. Kates telegraphed from the East were Bombay and Calcutta Telegraphic Transfers, 1. 41 i; Hong K 4 Months' Bill-, 3. Old Shanghai do., 4s 3g 1. Indian Kxctr.ng«s w^re quoted :—Bank Bills, 60 lavs Is 4 11-161 30 days, Is 4f i Deunnd, 1- 4 13-16,1 Pr.vate Bills, 60 n-rys-, Is 411 30 day, 1 4j; >nd Demand, 1 4| 1. lupee P\ per Centa., 63g 68g do. 4 per Cents., 7211 to 72i. t Silver remains quiet. FIne bars, 4d. Mexican doiiars, 42jd. The whole of th letters of allotment and regret in the Bristol Brewerv, Georges and Co., Limited, have now oeen posted.

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. Supplied by Messrs T!fAf'KERAY A CO., Stock and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers, C'anlilx RAILWAYS. Paid Prices 10 Barry Dock and Railway 10 12i 12; Stock Great Western 1C0 ..138 13.9 x, I „ London and North Western..100 .164 165 xd Midland 100 ..125i 126i sd 10 Rhoutid:1. and Swansea Bay 10 3le 3'; xd £ >tork l'hvumev 100 ..150 153xd TO Dn. w a 13 13ixd f>tock Severn and Wye ICO ..2 4 btoA Tsff Yale ICO ..201 203 xd PREFERENTIAL. 10 Barry Dock and Railwnv 6 7i Ik f.ro,-k, Bre<-on A Mer. 1st Pret. 1861..100 30 85 btoek, C'amhrian, No. 1, 4 p.c. 100 34 So Do., No. 2. 4p.r 100 .18 20 Great Wejtfru Consol 5 }>.c..100 ..149 151 xd 10 Pembroke A TenOy 5 p.c, 1854. 10 7 7; "'0 Jtborsrtda A Swansea. Bay 5o.c.,10 10 1O Stock Uhyniney 5 per cent, (gua.) ..100 133;" 1 00. 6 cent, 1861 ..10) 180 135 „ Do. 5 per cent, 1361 100 131i 132; Do. 5 per cent, 186-1 1CO ..131 132 „ TVi. 6 per cent, 1364 100 156 158 1)0. 5 per cent, 1367 .ICO .129 131 Do. 5 per cent, 1373 .100 ..128 129 Taff Vale, No. 1 100 204 206 xd D*. per ccnt IflO ..120' 122 „ Do. 5 per cent 100 .135 136 Do. 6 per cent 100 .160 162 „ t Do. 4 per cent 100 ..112 113 GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 50 Aberdare, 10 per cent 50 .130 131 xd St" Dare Valley, 5 p.c 100 ..133 135 rren.'j Western, 6 p.c. Riwr 100 ..150 152 xd fi";aii'.ri'-fan". Tart' Vat?. 5 p.c.ICO .133 135 Uaiic'Jy Rv. an<i Dk. Or<ty.100 ..15o 159 xd „ M.»rl«>ur, Dock,ami RylOO ..140 142 xd ..10-3 105 1C T.fenK Valley Raiiway 10 10j 10J xd RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES. Bnr. Is Barry Deck Rly. W p.c 1C0 ..107 109 Stock Brecon A Merthvr A 4 o.c 100 ..1C6 108 xd Do. B 4 p.c 10C 97 99 xd Stock Bute Dock 4 T).c ICi) ..111 113 Can iirian A 4 o.c 100 Ill 112 xd Do. B 4 p.c 103 .106 106xd Great Western 5 do 100 ..151 153 Midland 4 per cent 100 .127 129 Mid-Wales" A 4V. per cent ICO ..111 115 3filford J)ock A 0 per cent 100 ..75 80 Khvmnev 4 ditto 100 ..113 115 Somerset and Dorset, No. 1 ..100 .135 136 Talf Vale p.c 100 .117 113 BANKS 20 Bristol West of England,Lim. 7i.. 1-11 15 x<l 30 <.la:r.orjar.shire, Limited 2i. 1^ ljxd 5 Glamorgaashire L(l. Pref. 2.. 2 £ 2xcl 10 Lomlon and Provincial, Lhn. b 144 14Jxnew 20 F,nk of IVaie:Lim. 10 10J, 11 xd 75 National Provincial, Lim IN.. 43 44 60 National Provincial. T,ini 12 49i 50!, ^0 North and South )\\ ales, Lim. 10 3i{- 31, 20 Swansea (.Limited « 84 8^ xd O AS. 10 Aberdare -.J? 12i xd O-r.iirt' A 10 percent .00 ^03x«l 1> B 3 per cent- ^9? Do. C 7 per cent ?'o- k Ordiff Oa$T> 3 p.c 100 x03xd ;o V -,r i Valley 10 xrl Swvik Sevpvii 4, it) per cent XW i95 20tisd t J I Do. B 7i oer cent 100 ..147 152xd I 20 Do. C 7 per cent 100.. 139 144 xd 2b Swansea, lu per cent 25 39 41 I GAS AXD WATER. 10 Baxry & Cadomton 3.. 3 3 10 Bridgend 10 10 10.| xd 100 Pontypool (Max. 10 p.c.) .100 ..110 112 12 Do. do. 12 17^ 18± 10 Ystrad A 10 1% igi WATERWORKS. 10 Neath A 10 17 17ixd Stock Newport A 100 230 240 xd Do. B. 100 ..198 200xd 10 Do. -N'e w. 8..13 15xd 10 Pontypridd 10 12 13 xd Stock Pontypridd 5 per ct. Pref.100 ..113 118 xd MISCELLANEOUS. 20 Alexandra Dcck &- Pailwav.. 20 161 17i Stock Ditco 42 p.c. Pref.100..102 104 1 Blan(lk Co., Ltd 1.. i 10 Bl. and So. Wales Waggon 3 43 4iyd 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 34 36 Stock Cardiff Corporation 3j p.c.100 ..ICoi 106 5 Cardiff £ Penarth Tramways 5 3. 4 xd 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 18 21 xd 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage 2tJ 51 33 10 Cardiff and Swansea Colliery 10 J, l 50 Central Dry Dock 50 35 40 23 Ebb.v Vale 20 4i 4 10 Gloucester Wagon 10 4 4i 5 Great Western Colliery B. 5 6 5 Do. New B 2 2^ 2i 5 Do. A Preference. 5 7$ 7 t 100 Do. B Debentures ..100 99 100 10 W. Hancock A Co., Ltd 10 14 14i 10 Dn. 6 P.C. Pref 10 101 11 Stock Do. 4.. p.e. Deb. StocklOO .100" lOOi 23 Hill's Dry Dock 18 72 3 10 Milford Dock 10 i 1 50 Mount Stuart Drv Dock 40 37 38 xd Do. B 20 17 19 xd 52 Nantyglo and Blaina Pref. 62i.. 52 54 5 Newport Tramways 5.. 5 5 10 Newport Aberc,r; Colliery., 10 5 5i 10 Do. 6 p.c. Participating 10 7 8 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 40 45 xd 10 Do. 35 29 31 xd 13 Provincial Tramways 10 4 5l 5 Rhymney Iron 5.. 1. 1J: 5 lio. New t.. i g 100 Do. 7 per cent. DebenturelOO 95 100 50 Swansea Dry Dock 22 9 11 Stock Swansea Corporation 3A p.c.100 ..1051, 1C6 4 Do. Harbour 4 p.c. Stock.. 100 98 100 10 Do. Tramway 1 2^ 3 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 l 2 Do. do. 10 per cent. B 3 2i 21 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A 36 16 16* 25 Do. do. B 25 13i 13j 1 W'st'rn Counties Telephone ord. 1 9s6d lOs6d 5 Do. do. 5 p.c. pref. 5 5 5.t 50 Windsor Slipway 40 12 15 Bank rate 2i per cent, (fixed February 1 THEiiE AliE SELLERS OF 17 Swansea Bank Shares, at 8a :CIO. Cardit fGas C stock 20 Bristol & West of Kngland Bank Shares 20 Barry Gas<fc Water Shares £ lla Ta.2 Vale 6% Preference Stock, at 161 ,i0 Haiicck Ordinary Sflares 100 Ithymney Irun Old shares, at 22s 6d lo Hancock Preference Shares 50 Barry Raitway Preference Shares, at 32s prem 8 Tyueside Eng ne works 8% Pref. Shares do. £2j Shares, £ 10 uaid 10 Moutitsiuart Dry Deck B shares THERE ARK BUYERS OF 2-0 Rhondda & Swansea Bay Ordinary Shares 30 London &. Provincial Hank Shares at 14j 1C0 London & Provincial Bank New Allotments £ 50;i0 Bate Ducic Deoentuie stuck, at 112j iO Bristol Brewery Shares Cardiff Workmen's Cottage hares £ i0 Tiff Vale Railway q7. Pref. Stock, at 113i B1000 Barrv Dock LIL- Railway 4% Deb»ntures £ iQJi laff Vale Kail way 4% Deb. Stock at 11S 26 Bland shares at 12., cd THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, Si OCK-BROKEP.S. 1060 +

E. T. LYDDON & COMPANI, Telegraphic Address, Lyddon, Cardiff." STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, PO WELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS. CARDIFF. ON SALF1— i010 £ 40 Taff Vale 1% Preference Stock £ -10 Bristol Waterworks 4^ Preference Stock 15 Barry It Cadoxton Gas & Water Shares, at 8s 9d cm 75 Halcomns MICK Shares 10 Newport Abercarn Pref. Shares Biistol & South Wales Shares 8 Cardiff & Penarth Tismw.iy Shares 20 Newport Tramway Sir-ires 20 Bute Dry Dock Snares, at 334 15 Mountstuart D>y Dock A at 37i Mountstuarc Dry Dock B Sliai>s 1O Wuidsor ;o.pwa.y Shaies 6 Penarth Slipway fuliy pa d Shades WAnW. Alexandra Dock Preference Stock lC Alexandra Dock Ordinary Shares London & Proviiicid Bank New shares £6\,0, £ 10 Barry Dock Debenture 100 Hairy Dock Preference Shares, at £ 1 lis 3d prem 10 London 4 Provincial 1>ink Shares 5) Barry Deck it Railway Shares &, National Bank of Wales Shaies Newport Water Works B Stock S. P. WILLS.STOCKBRO KER,S WAN^ IS iTele £ raDhic Address, Wills, Swansea.") 106? E. J. EYANS & SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BitOKERS, 32, ST. MARY-STREET. CARDIFF. 1067 BUYERS.— £ 500 Tatf Va'.o Railway S:o k London & Provincial All -tment,, at 23s 9d 40 Barry Dock A ltaiiway Pref shares SELLEL.S.—20 Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Waier Shares S200 Rhymney R dlway 4 p.c. Deb. at 114 £ ■00 Rhymney '.tailway (J dinary Stock a Eastern Dry Dock Shares be Gloucester Wagon fully paid Sh's at 4i 15 Swansea Bank Share ARTHUR STUCLEY T. LUCAS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER. SWANSEA.1092 GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BIRR 10 DOCKS. CARNTFL BUYERS 1U72 25 National B-.nk of Wales Shares Hill's Dock shares, at Sd Barry Ordy. Shares SELLERS. 10 Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water Shares, at 8a 9d pm. Penarth Tramway Shares, at E4 Hancock Debentures at pu.r 20 Junction Dry Dock Shares, at 20 FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address, Fleming. Cardiff.") ON SALE- 85 Bristol A West of Engand Bank harell 20 Cardiff Junction Dock Shares, at £20 10 Barry Ordinary Shares 12A 2: Cardiff & Penarth I ram ways, at 4 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares Windsor Slip vay Shares 20 Glamorganshire SVorkmens Cottage Co Shares Tyneside Kngincerini; Co. Shares Penartn Slipway fully caid Shares and £35 paid WANTED. 6 Mou tnar" A SQues 1 1 Provincial Tramway ,hare><. at 4j Windsor slipway Shares, at £ 12 :0s 100 Ha.rry Preference Shares London & Provincial Bank Shares, with new Waterloo Bros, ifc Lavt-m L' l. Shares, at 1Jl (Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares 120 Barry O dinary shares South Wales Colliery Shares THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER 4, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. SELLERS.—Hancock Ordinary 10 National Bank of Wales Shares at 11 50 Barry Dock A Railway Ord. shares 20 Card ff A Penarth Trams BUYERS.—20 Barry Preference, at :Cl lls 3d 50 Barry Ordinary 10 Hancock Preference PAR SON SAN D ROBJEN T. STOCKBROKERS, WESTGATE BUILDINGS, NEWPORT. ON SALE. London & Prov ncial Hank Allotments Newport Water A StocK South Wales Colliery :Sh:n65 £ 1 5 Newpo t Gas B Stock S-OCO Corporation 3 p.c. Stock at par, free of all expense. 10 Bristol & West of Kngland Bank Shares 20 Bridcend Ga3 A Water Shares 23 Newport Tramway >hares 2j Great Western Colliery K £ 2 naid at 138 9d pro. £500 Brecon and Mertbyr First Preference Stock £ 5C0O Cambrian RaiNvay Or,my No. 1 (Inland) at 6j iCO Western Counties Telephone £ 1 Shares, at 10s 3d WANTED. Briton Ferry Chemical Shares (offers requested London A Provincial Bank New Allotments, large or j small lots, good price given

I LATEST MARKETS. ,AV COR CARDIFF. ,,&tti-d.,iy. and foreign wheat I CORN. thmly helli, the turn of prn-es being acainst buyers. Flour firm. Maize and barley 6d dearer. Oats and beans unchanged. t.ARMAItTHE.N',S&tUrliSY. -(William Pugh's Report.)— The supply of all kinds of grain was small, and sold at heit. from 33 s to .5ós barley, 30s to 33, white oats, 13"1 to 20s black ditto. 16" to 18s. GLOUCESTER, Saturday.—English wheat was in good snnpiy, and trade firm at list week's prices. Foieign was in retail requ at. at previous rates. Maize and grinding barley fully 6d per qr dearer. Oats unchanged in value. Weather fine. DEAD MEAT. LONDON. Saturday.—suppl er continue quite equal to the deman.l. and, with exception of beef, trade is very slow, pork being especially flat. Beef, 2a S't tt, 3s 8d; prime Scotch do., 3s Sd to 4s mutton, 2s 3d to 4s 4d veal, 2= 8d t<> 4s 6d lars« pork, 2s 4tl to 3s 4d; small do., 3s 4d to 3s 6d per 8 !b. small do., 3s 4d to 3s 6d per 8 !b. PRODUCE. LONOON. Saturday.—Su<ar—refined market steady. with a Mr business. Foreign goods quiet and un- altered. Beetroot, after sonin fluctuation, closed at 14s 4id. plus j per cent., Nlarch 14s 7d, i,lus i, April It" 911. 1 lus i, May. Grocery kinds in fair request, at fully yesterday's rates. Coffee quiet Continental prices come weaker. Rice neglected. Cotton and jute very quiet Tallow unchanged. Turpentine, 431. Petro. lculll-Amancan, bjtl to o d.16'1 spot. PROVISIONS. MONMOUTH, Saturday.—The attendance w-ij better than There was a good supply of poultry, butter, tg, etc. Ducks rather scarce. The following pricosruled:—Live fowls. 4< 3d to 4s 9d per couple dressed do.. -Is 6d to 5s 6 1 "er couple ducks, 4s 9d to 5s 9d per cunle butter, Is 4d to Is 6d per lb eggs plentiful, at 14 for Is. BUTTER. CORK. Saturday.—First, 115s seconds, 107s thirds, 78; fourths, 47s. Kegs-Thirds. 71s; fourths, 44s. Mill-cured firkins—Tine, llos; mild, 100s. In i.iarket 12 firkins. 11 ice,, CARMARTHEN, salturday.—("William Pugh's Report.)— There was a good supply of cask butter, which sold at, for finest quality, from Is Oil to Is Id per lb. Inferior sorts sold at from lOd to Is Od per lb. Fresh market pound butter at from Is Od to Is 2d per lb. CHEESE. CARMARTHEN, SR.turda.y.-(Willia.m Plt;lh's Repon.)- There was a small supply of cheese, which sold at from 27s to 29:1 per cwt, according to quality. SUGAR. GLASGOW. Saturriay.-Ma.rket closes active. Pricea rather against buyers. The official report states: Good busine-s done at firm to rather stiffer prices. For the week tines show 3d and mediums and yellows 3d to 6d decline.} HOPS. WORCESTER, Saturday.—(Messrs Piercy and'Long- bottom's Report.)—There is very litt!e doing on the market here to-day, but .prices remain firm for all descriptions. HIDE, SKIN, AND FAT. BRISTOL AND WESTERN COUNTIES, Saturday -Prices paid as follo,v., :-Hides ssanish.—d to -,I-. 931bs and upwards, 3-d to —d 331bs to 921bs, .3;1 to —d 73 Ibs to 32 lbs. 2id to 21-d oolbs to 72Ibs, 2-d to i|d 541"s to62'.bs. 2jd to — it 531bs and under, 2id to -(I. Cows &31bs and above. 2s l"to —d light, 2jd. Bulls, 2id b^avy cuts, ?§d: light ami irregular, 2jd to 24 i; If skins 171bs a,no upwards, c;-d 12;bs to loi'os, 4Jd 91ba to lllbs. 4jd; <mder sJIbs, 3jd; cat ava irregular, 3d; chance, d per lb. Horse hides, Sa 9d to 155 6d 1st kips, 3gd 2nd kips, 21(l per lb. Fat 1 mutto 2gd; beef lid: rough, ljd; best beef. j Wools—D, 2s 61 C, 3s 6d 4s 8d A. 6s 2d X, 8« [ Od. Forward prices to Thursday :—Wools—D, 2s 7d. C, 3s 8d B, 4s lOd A, 6; 4d ;X, 8s 3d. Fat, lid, ljd, 2^:1. Best beef, 2il. I ——

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE •1 CARDIFF.* SWANSEA, t 1 NEWPORT Mar 'Mor.iEtu. Hgfe. Mor tvn.j H^t. Mor. Evn.jHgt. 12 M 7 11 7 29 34 3 6 15 6 33 c0 6 724 7 42 34 8 3 T 7 46 8 234 11 6 47 7 530 10 7 b9 8 lo 35 4 4 W 8 18 3 33 34 10 7 21 7 35 30 1-j 83 i 8 46 35 3 15 T 8 48 9 ¿ 3:+ 4 7 51 8 6 30 o 9 1 9 15 34 9 16 F 9 16 9 3133 4 8 21 8 3829 6 9 29 9 44 33 9 17 S 9 44 9 56 32 0 8 51 9 6 28 6 -5710 9 3 5 18 S 10 1110 2730 3 e 22 9 37 27 41' 24 10 4030 8 19 M 10 4310 53 23 4 9 00 if 13 26 010 5611 11 28 9 "Koatn Basin. tPnnce of Wales Dk lAlexandra Dk.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. 1 A telegram from St Catherine's Point, dated Sittvr- day, states that the number of drowned by the capsiz- ing of ihe lifeboat in attendance on the Sirenia was four-two of the ship's crew and fit all.1 second cox- swain. Hem binder of crew landed by the s;me boat. The "hip is full of water. The barque Eastern quen, of Xewca-tle, from Hull or Natal, loundered "11 March 6th. Crew landed ar Cardiff. A telegram irom Madeira da'ea Saturday, sender's uaine not stated, but presumed from J.lo)'(1'5 agents, reports as follows The Orontes arriving; the mail steamer is disabled at St. Helena..Memo The steamer Norhaiu Castle, from the Cape, is overdue, and possibly is the mail steamer referred to A later telegram says The mails of toe Cape steamer Norham Castle will be brought on by the troopship Oronfes, and may be ex: pected about the 16th inst. The ship Serenia, of Glasgow, from San Francisco for Duni.irk, with wheat, stranded at Atherfield, Isle of Wight, at 2 p.m. 011 Friday, "'rariiiir a dense fog. Will probably be a total wreck. The master's wife and children ami one apprentice have been landed at Atherfield by lifeboat. A telegram received on Saturday states that the position of the Serenia is exposed, ssas washing over the after part, masts all -lanoing. The Brixton lifeboat capsized and several tritn belonging to the ship and the liiebuat have nee ■ drowned. About twelve of the former have been landed at iton. Another JifelllJat is now ooff. The British yaclit lsa has returned to Marseilles slightly damaged. The steamer Az->rian, of Digby, from Nova Scotia for London, passed Prawle Point on Saturday with her shaft broken. The British brizantine Primus, from Marseilles for Rosario, is at Tarragbno leaky. The steamer Abt-rd >u:\ from Smyrna, when going up the Cattewater at P.ymouth to discharge, got her propeller fonl of a coal-nnik's mooring-chain, bus was eve itually cleared, and now safely berthed. The barque Kinmore, of Cre-nock, from Iqmque for Rotterdam, has been rowed to Gravesend, having lost her anchors and chains. A Dover telegram states that the Tasmania is now anchored at FolkeSLOI1E', waiting tugs for London. She reaorts that the City of Corinth sank otf the Isle of ight. The mate and one man are on boarfl the Tasmania fate of the remainder of the c,ew uu- known. A telegram from Dover states :-David Davies, sea- man, and John Miller, mate, of the City of have been landed at, Dover by the Tasmania, -he remainder of the crew missing. The City of Corinth foundered two minutes after the collision. A Brisbane telegram, in reference to the ship East- minster, states tliat the steamer which wuuc searching discovered nothing. It is supposed that the vessel cap- sized during the aiale and foundered.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL ST AT TO N MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, S:itur(iay. -Wind W, mode- rate. Weather fozgy. Sea rough. Passed Ea".t-3,a.mers Easington, of West Hartlepool Microphone, of Liver- pool. Pasitfd West—s.earners Lilydale, of West Hartle- pool; Conistou Fell, of Liverpo l.

"r.lZAHD :HNÂ T, STATION. THE LIZARD, Saturday.—W!nd W. strong. Weather fine. Parted East—Carnarvon ,Castle, of London; Cadizow Forest, of Glasgow; psyche, of Bordellx- both from Iquique, for K.ilmuutli Netherlands Ameri- can Line steamer Schienam, from New York, for Hctterd1.m. night signalling; steamers Elemore, of Newcastle; Ambrose, of Liverpool; Avon, oi Grange- iiiouth Speedwell, of Falmoutn Pheasant, of London Fredctl Trausa;(antique Line steamer Champagne, from New York, for Havre, night signalling. Passed lveit- steamers Black Watch, of Cardiff, from Antwerp, for Cardiff; Cormorant, of Curk. THE I,IZARD Sunday.-Wind W, fresh gale. Weather squally. Passed ifo'r—Norddeutscher Lloyd's steamer Fulda, from New York, for Southampton, night six- nalling; steamers Britannia, of C irdiff Picton. of West Hartlepool; Ballycotton, of Glasgow Guilio Mazzino, of Genoa.

CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. PENARTH DOCK. Mar 9.—James Cameron S., Bristol, light Charlaw sa, Bristol, light, st Vincent ss, Ely Harbour, light. Liceti P*dre, Gabes, esparto. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Mar 9,—R W Boyd s<, Theckle, Malta. General Cha;-z>" ss, Inos, St Nazaire. ROATH DOCK, Mar IO.-Ito,ebud ss, Splatt, Lisbon. Ashbrook ss. Matthews, Bahia. EAST BUTE DOCK, Mar 9. — IsbersTies ss, Kastard. Marseilles. Orphan Girl, Keaion, Arklow. Bessie, Gandall, Plymouth. Cybele -s. Tucker, Malta. Graphic ss. Sea. Earl of ltosebery ss, Gregory, Gibrabar. Ediiystone ss. S- a. EAST BUTE DOCK, Mar lO.-Greenwood ss, Bell, Madeira. Britannia SJ, Morgan, Port Said. Sarah Ann s-, Todd, Malta. WEST BUTE DOCK, Mar 9.—Prospero ss, Barrett, Liverpool. Jaue Cory >3. Rouen Rouen. Derby, Goode, Bristol. Fisiina Wiilemina, Piceviile. Newport. PENARTH DOCK. Mar 9.—Clematis ss, Owen, Gib- raltar. PENARTH DOCK, Mar IO.-Pictoli ss, Brown, Aden. City of Exeter ss, Popham, St Nazaire. Activity ss, Robson, Rouen. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Mav 10. Gibraltar, Atalanta ss, J:, 748. Hardy, Wilsun & Co Morlaix, Fairwater, B, 59. Kent, Morel Bros Constantinople, Cajdmon ss, B, 801. Turnbull Bros Corfu, Glen I)ocht,-t ss, B, 802, Gray, Taylor & Co Port Said, Crimdon ss. n, 1093, Johnson, Hopner & Co Palermo, Tiro, Iy, 396, Calieio, G Insole < £ Sons Buenos Ayres, Askoy. N'y, 480, Tellefsen, Wills & Co J.3. Rocheile, Adour ss, F, 789. Laine, A Capelle Irapani, Kdouard. F, 130, l'oiiber, Taps-n A Co Brest, Brothers, 173, Le Block, More'. Bros Vilhnueva, Maria, SOli. 232, llartm.inn .flai tln CLAn.EI)-)hr 1] Gibraltar, Atalanta B, 1250 coal Castellamare, Tiber ss. K. 2 5J coal Savona, Venice ss, B, 21C-0 coal wspe rh, Verds, Bsrbi.'o SM. li. 1160 coal Spezzia, I)crwciit,iale s,2, B. 18 0 Morlaix, Fairwater, B, 80 coal, ZJ iron adiz and St Johns, Antelope, B, 203 c >al Cap. de Vertls, Oeo Locket 811, B. 900 coal Pernambuco, Inheritance, B, 57,) coal Colombo, U an a ss, B, 34,:0 coal Port Said, Belgium ss, B, 1500 coal IA Rocheile, Adour ss, F, 1500 coal Boucan, Vahn ss, F, 910) coal Brest, Brothers, F, 270 coal Barcelona, Victoria ss, Swe, 1300 coal IMPORTS—Mar 10. Gabes, Liceti Padre, esparto SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, lar 9:—Alpha ss, 5b. Highbridge, light. SOUTH DOCK, Mar 9.—Alberta Susanna, 67, Gijon, Cop lie: ore. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Mar 9.-L,)ugh Fisher ss, Barrow, unphe bars. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Mar 10.—City of Amster- dam ss, O53, Dublin, light. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK. Mar 9—Lockton ss, Brown, Ortona. NORTH DOCK, Mar IO.-Alacrity ss, Robison, CardlF. Telegraph, I'ittawav, Watchet, Friends, Norman, Watchec. Conistou Fell ss, Fisher. Londonderry. Lilydale ss, Burgess, Algiers. SOUTH DOCK, Mar 9—Rio Formoso ss, Read, Pa 1. stow. Speedwell ss, Wyre, St Malo. PRINCE OF W ALES DOCK, Mar 9.—Jules Chagot ss, Sanzereau, St Nazaire. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Mar 10. St Valery S.S. Ezel, B, 155, Deacon. Enright A Co '•"aranto, Sicilian ss, B. 83o, Fisher, Renwick A Co CLEARED—Mar 10. Cadiz. Isabella Wilson, B, 307 coal Lisbon, St Georg ss, Ger. 80 coal. 400 general cargo St Valery SS, Ezel, B, 294 coal Cherbourg, Edmond Alonse, F, 220 coal St Nazaire. CQrlsande ss, B, 1260 coal Port Saul, industry ss, B, 2100 coal Charente, Nutford ss, B, 60.) coal, 7c0 p fuel Cherbourg", Victonne, F, 130 coai IMPORTS—Mar 10. Gijon, Alberta Susanna, llo copper ore, order Runcorn, Harvest Qlleell. 203 suit. Vivian & Sons VXPORJ ■> COASTWISE—M r 10. Sligo, K.U- 195 coal, Jones, Davie A Co Liverpool, Jane Bacon ss, sundries, W L Jenkins Bridgwater, John Wesley, 220 coal, Gwa.un Cae Gurwen rMriord. Margaret & Nlary, 175 coal, Margrave A Co Plymouth, Ringari, 120 coal, Jenkin l ewis Padstow, liio Formoso ss, sundries, W Pockett NEWPORT. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Mar 10. Gibraltar, Glanrheidol ss, B. 638, Mordey, Jones & Co Alexandria, Trent as, B, 1142, Irving, Stephens, Maw- son A Goss Brest Jeune St Vincent, F, 118, Le Rouzic, A P Filleul Audierne, Pauline et Marie, F, 11 j, A P Fillewl Trinidad, Albatross. Nwy, 344, Bagge, A P Filleul Barbadoes, Eos, Nwv, 390. G W Jones, Heard ct Co CLEARED- Mar iO. L'Orient, Expertise. F, 180 coal Ro-ario, Jonas Lie. Nwy, 434 coil Gibraltar, Glanrheidol ss. B, 1050 coal Naples, Emily ss, B, 13 0 co 1 HIPUR rs—Mar 10. Povena, Rhymney ss, 1750 iron ore, South Wales Im- port Co Bilbao, Euterpe s, 2015 iron ore. Blaeiiavon Co et Joseph, 1^2 loa:s pitprops, A Stone. house & Co LLANELLY. CLEARED -Mar 10. Capn, Electra ss, B, 650 coal Caen. Lady Havelock ss. B. 710 coal Honfl-ur, Fermanvihe, F. 220 coal Fecauip, Lucinda, B, 120 coal Hull, Lurline. B, 28 1 coppems Liverpool, Volana ss, B, general PORTHCAWL. SAILING, Mar 10.—Rathkenny s Briton Ferry, light. =L-"=

CROYDON MEETING. CROYDON. SATURDAY. A SELLING HUNTERS' FLAT RACE PLATE of 100 sovs weight for age selling and other allowances. Two niilns. 011 tile flat. Mr Dash wood's Hurric ine, aged 12st..Mr Abington 1 Mr Benzon's Spring Flower, 6y 12st Capt Owen 2 sir J Duke's Hyaciuth, 5y list lulb Owner 3 Scouibrldge (Mr A Woodland) and Crusoe (Mr J) Thirl well) also ran. Betting-6 to 5 on Hurricane, 3 to 1 aist Spring Flower, 5 tJ 1 agst Hyacinth, 10 to 4 ngst Crusoe, and 20 to 1 agst Stourbridge. Stourbridge, at a good pace, made the running from V Crusoe and Hurricane, with Hyacinth lying lIst,t-o the stand, on passing which Hurricane took second place and Spring Flower went on next. Going through the farm house meadow Spring Flower tvont.t,ii second, '■ and Stourbridge cam-- on in front to the distance, where the three placed d ew away and ran a fine race home, Hurricane, who stayed the longest, winning by a') head the "aUla aistance between the second and third. Crusoe was last. The winuer was bought in for 300 guineas. The UN If ED KINGDOM STEEPLECHASE (bandi. cap) oi 250 sovs the second receives 40 sovs and the 1 third 10 out of the stakes winners extra. About three miles. | Mr Miller's Be lona. 6y 12st 71b..—MrGI.ambton 1 Mr Powell's Great Paul, by lOst 51b ..A Nightiugall 2 1 Mr T H Wilson's Doggerbamt, 5y lOst 5ib ..Dollery 3 Mr Adrian's Cork, aged list 61b Mr A Woodland 0 Mr G Moore's Sidthorpe.a lOst 121b Mr W. H. Moore 0,'j Mr Coke's Forest King, aged lost jib ..Air Bewicke J • Betting—2 to 1 ,,¡cst Bellona, 4 to 1 agst Doggerbank, > 85 to 20 agst Forest King, 6 to 1 agst sidthorpe, 7 to I agst Ureai. Paul, and 10 o 1 agst Cork. Corit, at a good pace, made the running from Forest j King, 'Great Paul, and Doggerbank, with Bellona last. ■; Cork showed the way over the stand water from Forest King, Uieat Paul, and D ggerbank, with Bellona still j in the rear. Before reaching the first open ditch Great Paul took second plxce to Cork, and the pair were followed along the woodside by Forest King and Dog- gerbuuk, with Sidtboi pe lying next. Cork led over the stand water the second time from Great Paul, these. being clear of Forest King and Sidthorpe, with Bel- lona stiil last. At the six furlong post siothorpe was beaten, and the other five took closer order. Cork, however, sell three fences from home, where Dogger- ,er- bauk was also in trouole, ami Forest King, taking the J lead, came on from Grea" 'ml to the top of the bill, J where Bellona drew away with the race in band and won in a canter by twenty lengths a bad third. Forest J King was fourth and sidthorpe last. The SYDENHAM HANDICAP HURDLE RACE Of 100 sovs winners extra the winner to be sold for 50, sovs. Two miles, over eight hurdles. ,« Mr Evans's Sir Triamond, 4y 10zt 71b A Hall l,¡ Mr Norton's Little Miss Wemock 4y lU,t 71b Marsh 2 Taxation, 4y list 31b ..Mr Moncrieff Z We tgate (Mr U l.ambton) and Fornax (Mr Bewicke) ■■ also ran. Betting—15 to 8 agst Westgate, 7 2 eacn a^so Sir Triamond and Fornax, llto2ag=t Taxation, I and 6 to 1 agst Litt,e Miss Wenlock. Westgate showed the way over the first flight of hurdles, but then gave way to Taxation, who was M- lowed by Wesigate. with little Aiiss Wenlock lyinK; iit'Xt. and Fornax iast. There was little alteration in theti)ove order until five furlongs from home, where Little Miss Wenlock drew to the front, but she was headed at tht, distance by Sir Triamond who won by two lengths the same distance separated the second and third. Westgate was jt. Air Moncrieffe'jlodged an objection against the first and second on the'ground of foul rining, but it was quickly overruled. The winner j was sold to Mr Oehlsi hlaeger for 200 guineas, and Mr Evans claimed Taxation. Tli- SELLING QUALIFYING STEEPLECHASE of j 100 sovs weigut for age winners extra maiden J and other allowanc e. Two miles. 1 Mr Coke's Mogalore, aged 12st 31b .Mr Bewicke 1 Mr Higgins's Melleray, aged list 12lb Porter 2 Mr Monerieffe's Patsey, ago 1 12st31b Capt Owen 3 False Prophet (Mr Beevon) and Falling Star II (J Page) also ran. Bettiiig-il to 8 sgst Patsey, 6 to 4 i ast Mogalore, 8 to 1 agst Valiinifittar II, aud 100 to 7 i ag-t any other. Falling Star II made the runningfrom Mogalore and False Pivphet, with Meileray last, .to the stand, where l'atsey went 011 third. Going through the farm house I' meadow Mogalore took up the running, and. di-awing right awa.y in the last quarter ot it mile, won in a I canter by four lengths a bad third. Falling Star II fall at the last fence and False Prophet missed the la-it two obstacles. The winner was bought in for 130 guineas. The WJCKfLDI HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 200 bovs winners extra. Two miles, over eight hurdles, Mr S Woodland's Ciiiuhain, 5y 1st 71b Mr S Woodland, jun 1 Mr Combe's The Bau, by list 51b G Morris 2 Mr G Moore's Charming Nancy, 5y lOst 121b Mr W H Moore 3 j Lady Winifred (W Nightiugall), Dictator (Kavanagh), 1 The Celt (ae;. Hesitation ;Faiet>), and Einscote 1 j fClarkson) a'so ran, Mr Hobson declared to win with i Hesitation. Betting—9 to 4 agst Lady Winifred, 4 to ■ 1 each agst Charming Nancy and 'The Celt, 6 to 1 each j agst The Beau and Dictator, and 100 to o agst Chidfiam Charming Nancy showed the way from The Beau, I Dictator, and Chid ham, with Kfnseote last, and they, j ran -in this order to the stand, on passing wLich j Lady Winifred ran up te. the leader's quarters, and the pair went on from Hesitation and Dictator, with The Beau and The Celt lying next, and Euiscots still last, j After running half the juurney Lady Winifred took j up the running, but gave way again at the commence- j ment of the woodside to Charming Nancy, who was J followed by Lady Winifred, Hesitation, dictator, and i Chidhiim. The Heau and Lady Winifrid jumped the J last flight of hurdles together, just clear 01 Charming j Nancy, but were headed ;,t the top of the hill by Chidham, who, although he ran anything but generously, won by five lengths half a length between j the second and third. The Ce.lt was lourth, Lady Willi- I fred and Dictator nexo, and Kmscote last. I The CRi-'YDON HUNTERS'STEEPLECHASE of 2C0 sovs weight for age penalties and allowances i the second receives 2j sovs out of.the stakes. Three miles. Capt Middleton's Doneraile, 6y 12sk 7ib Owner 1 Capt Anderton's The Saint, a.13st 61b Hon H White 2 Stucktonian (A Coilins) also ran. ettiiig-Evens on Don, raile, b to 4 agst The Saint, and 10 to 1 agst Stock- j tonian. I Stocktonian made play, with the other pair lying j side by side to the open ditch, .vhere the leader fell, ;,nd although Dt noraiie neailv came down at the same j fence the second time round, his jockey, who was I almost thrown Oil the horses head, cleverly recovered himself, and Doneraile, having too much speed for The aint. made most of the running aud won by four lengths. I i

,BETTING ON THE COURSE, j LINCOLN HANDICAP I 9 to 1 agst Oberon, 5y 8st lib (o) 100 to 3 — Lady Mnncaster, 4v8st 21b (o) 1000 to 70 — Harpenden, by Sst'llib (t) 20 to 1 — Friday, 3y 5st 81b (o) 20 to 1 — Jezreol. 5y 7s lib (o) 2000 to SO Royal Ro.-e, 5y 6st 31b (t) 20 to 8 — Martley 4y Sst 2lb (t. after 300 to 9 had been laid) 500 to 15 — Ki 'sky, used 8<t Sib (t) 500 to 15 Lobster, 6y 7st 41b (t) 200 to b Ashplant, 4y 8st (t) GRAJ) NATIONAL. 9 to 1 agst Ballot Box,aged lzst 41b (o) 12 to 1 — Chancellor a list 51b (t) Z0 to 1 — The Fawn, 6y lOst. olb (t) 20 to 1 — Frigate, a list Sill (t) 20 to 1 — Usii-i, aged list 11) (t) tOO to 20 — The Sinner, a 12st 6!b (t) tJOO 0 20 — Jeanie, 5y lOst 61b (t) 40 to 1 — Trap, aged lOst 61b (0)

THE OFFICIAL STARTING PRICES, I •' SPORTING LIFE TELKGRAM.J CROYDON MEETING. RACE. I HORSE. I PRICE Hunters' Flat Hurricane 6 to 5 on United Kingdom Bellona 2 to 1 agst Sydenham Hurule Sir Triamond. 7 to 2 agst Qualifying Mogalore b to 4 agst Wickham Chidham 100 to 6 agst Croydon Hunters' Doneraile Evens The abuve prices will be found to be identical with I those published in the RACING CALENDAR.

LONDON BETTING. SATURDVT NIGHT. LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. (One mile. Run Wednesday, March 21 9 to 1 agst Oberon,5y 8st lib (t A o) lcK) to 7 — Harpenden, 5y 8.st I lib (t & w) 100 to 6 — Isobar, 6y 7st 41b (t) 20 to 1 Gloi-iatioii, 4,. ast 51b (t,) 2:1 to 1 — Kinsky, aged 8st 81b (t) 25 to I VerFtCity. 4y 6sL 101b (t) 2b to 1 — Jezreel, 5y 7st lib (t) 33 to 1 — Ashplant, 4y 8st (L) 33 to 1 — Le Caissier, oy 7st 4ib (t & ù) 33 to 1 — Merry Hampton, 4y 8st 121b (0) to 1 6^ to 1 — Prudence, 5y 7st 51b (t it o; GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. (Rnn Friday, March 23rd. Four miles ami a half.) 9 to 1 agst Ballot Box, a 12;t 41b (t) 100 to 8 Chancellor, aged list 51b (t) 100 to 7 Ringlet, a list 111b (t) 15 to 1 — Jeanie, 5y lOst 6 lb (u 33 to 1 — Trap, aged 10?t 61b (t) 50 to 1 (t) 66 to I W-liona. 6y lis,, 711, (o) UNIVERSIT'/ BOAT RACE. (Uowed Saturday, M'4TCb 24.) 2 to 1 011 Cambridge (t & w) LATEST CHANGES. LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. 20 to 1 agst Jezreel, by 7st lib (t A o) LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL. 2b to 1 agst Magic, a lOst 121b (t & w) UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. 2 to 1 on Cambridge (laid and offered) 1

Carter and Whitaker, Turf Accountants, Broad-st. C.i..w.jeri>, Bristol. Tel. address—'W'nta':er, Bristol. Y^R -G. A UGHAN AND CO STEAM DYEING & SCOURING WORKS, LLANDAFF ROAD, CARDIFJfi. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS 11 32 QU BEN -STREET, > r *wnr«* 248. >i C'l'E-STREET, j-CABDIW. 11, WINDSOK-ROAD, PENARTH. 60, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWWKT 83, UIGH-STHMET, MERTHYR. 27, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA Orders receiveli and Parcels forwarded to Works carriage iree, by the following AGENTS Abera,von .Mrs Morgan, Talbot Square. Aberaarc^ Mrs Esclile, Coinmercial-pl:ice. Aberkenfig Mr W. II. llitchings, Grocer Blaenavon Mr J. Harris, London House. Brecon Mrs S. A. Wotton, 10, High-street Bridgend Mr Woodward, grocer, Nolton-street Briton Ferry ..Mr D. L. Jones, ViUiers-st. Brynmawr .Mrs Hiaks, Beaufort House. < ')wbridRe Mrs Rogers, Fancy Repository l.lanaiio Mr J. Lockyer, County Press. Maesteg Mr T. Davies, Grocer, C istle.street, Nuntyuioel.Mr E. 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Very light work.—State experience, salary, &c., and enclose photo if possible, Chirurgeou, "South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. < 654 H JKasiral. HOW to vamp to Songs, Chords, Ac. post free, Is 6d.—J W. Goodhead, 24, Bold-street, Alexan- dra-road, Manchester. 563 LADY wishes to give lessons in Music, Theory, and Painting; certificated R.A.M. and Trinity College; moderate ternis.-W.. "Souzh Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 8464 •VflSSE. STEVENS, 1, Clytha Park-road, Newport i T ft has a few vacancies for Pupils for the Piano and Harmonium. 9004 MR ALGERNON IVOR ATKINS,^Professor of Music, will be prepared to resume his teaching Thursday, January 19. Vacancies for pupils in Organ and Pianoforte playing, harmony, and counterpoint at school terms on Wednesdays and Saturdays.—Address I'ernley House, Sovern-road, Canton, Cardiff. 2154 TV! uyIC MADE EASY. "—A new, easy method to XTJL play Piano, Harmonium Is, free.—Rev. Win. Hughes, Blackmill, Bridget'5.. 492 J ^IANO, full trichord, taken for a debt; no use tor- it will sell for less than half its value.—Apply R. Lewis, 65, Newport-road, Roath, Cardiff. 337 PIANOFORTE and Theoretical Lessons given to Young Ladies by Miss Simpson, 21, Glynrhondda- street, Cathays, Cardiff. Pupils prepared for R.A.M. Examinations. Terms, 25s. 441 PIPE ORGAN for Sale seven stops, foot and hand blowers. To be seen at Trmity Congregational 1 Chapel, Cross Keys, Mon. 9005 VIOLIN.—Solo instrument, full size, fine condition, V sweet mellow tone suit professional or lady musician. Is labelled Jacobus Stainer in Abfani prope Oenipontum, 1702." Also tuning fork, mute, resin, music book, mounted bow, and magnificent lock. up case. 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Evans, Grocer, Cymmer. 6b2 W ANTED, Good General Servant for small family in Abergavenny, one from the country preferred. Apply 38, Lion-street, Abergavenny. 626 WANTED, a House and Parlourmaid.—Apply Mrs Peter Price, 12, Windsor-place, Cardiff. 617 WANTED, a good Plain Cook.—Apply Mrs Moore, Longford, Neath. 587 W"ANTED, good General Servant for a small family; age about 20; must produce good character.—ADDW J. W. Jones, Golden Key, Ferndale. 581 WANTED, General Servant of good character; ? t small family.—Apply, stating age and wages ¡ required, to A.B.C., Letter Exchange, Cadoxton, Cardiff. 579 WANTED, a Good General Servant, able to cook not under 20.—Apply 71, Cowbridge-rd., Cardiff. 536 WANTED, an experienced General Servant busi- ness house another servant kept; washing out.—Apply Mrs Williams, Draper, Aberdare. 512 536 WANTED, an experienced General Servant busi- ness house another servant kept; washing out.—Apply Mrs Williams, Draper, Aberdare. 512 \7I7"ANTED, Housemaid and Waitress. —Personal y ▼ application must be made at Jones's, Temper- ar.ee Hotel, Frogmore-street, Abergavenny. 439_ WANTED a thoroughly good General Servant must be strong; good character indispensable. —Apply Doncaster Villa, Conway-road, Carditf. 407 WANTED, General Servants. Private families only. One year's character indispensable.—Mr David, 27, Elm-street, Roath, Cardiff. 367 WANTED, a good General Servant; must be able to cook. Apply Mrs Mulligan, The Hawthorns, Abersychan. 3S9 j^rhtattoirs Vacant. BOY wanted, about lo years of age, to sell milk with I horse and trap.-Apply Dairy, Daily News," Newport. 9030 HAIRDRESSERS.—Wanted, a Youth good hafr- cutter and shaver.—Apply C. Walters, Pontnew- ynydd, near Pontypool. d.. 608 RESPECTABLE MAN wanted immediately wages, £ 2, besides commission education unnecessary constant work.—Address Surface Company, Farnworth, Manchester. 564 rj"*0 BAKERS.—Wanted, strong Lad to make dough ft. and mould.—J. Thompson, 48, Broadway, Roath, Cardiff. 511 -HPO TAILORS.—A good General Hand wanted also X an Improver.—Apply William Evans: and Co., X an Improver.—Apply William Evans: and Co., New Swindon. 609 f MO TAILORS.—Wanted (respectable), Two Young _I Men as General Hands constant work jf approved. —M. Hughes, Newbridge, near Abercarn, Mon. 456 WANTED, first-class Sawyer to work rack and W circular 3aW bench a good place for a practical and steady man.—Apply Sawyer, South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 580 WANTED, Steady Single Man, who -understands plain gardening, no hothouses 9aji milk and look after a few cattle as well. BedrooJri found, to live in cottage with groom.—Full particulars and wages required, references, &c., to K., Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 9033 WANTED, a good Helve maker.—Apply to James Roberts, Cwmcam Mill, Abercarn. ^516 OO WEEKLY and upwards may be easily and rfc .¡ honestly realised by persons of either sex, with- out hindrance to present oct"upation. -For particulars and sample, enclosed addressed envelope to Evans, j Watts, and Company, P 137, Merchants, iJii'Dunsbaui. —Ibis is genuiae. WANTED at once, a Respectable Young Man, to deliver, attend horses, assist in bakehouse. References required.—Salisbury-road Bakery, Cardiff. -4 ^Ijop Assistants. &r. T RAPERY.—D. J. Meyler, Swansea, has Vacancie 1 for male and female assistants ■; also assistant milliner. ORAPF.RY.—Wanted, a Good Junior Young Man, ORAPF.RY.—Wanted, a Good Junior Young Man, must be a good Window Dresser.—Apply, with full particulars, to D. L. Rees, Florida House, Llwynpia. DRAPERY.—Wanted, by the 31st inst,, a sharp Improver accustomed to pushing trade. Also smart Youth as an Apprentice.—Apply, stating full particulars, D. W. Lloyd, Commerce House, Porth, Rhondda. 653 "VRAPERY.—Wanted, a young man as junior or improver.—Apply to M. Perkins, Oxford-street, Swa:1sea.. 630 RAPERY.-Wanted, an Experienced Youngi%la.i also a sharp, intelligent Young Lady as Ap- prentice to Drapery.—Apply T. Yorath, Swansea. 597 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, smart junior young man, age about 17. for general drapery and clothing trade.—Apply J. Walter Evans, Totten- ham House, Aberystwith. 484 DRAPERY.—Vacancies for several Young Men also experienced Young Ladies for showrooms or fancy. Personal application preferred.—D. Thomas and Co.. Temple-street, Swansea. 433 RAPERY and OUTFITTING. -NVanted, strong, respectable Lad as Apprentice terms, two years no premium.—Apply Evans, Draper, St. Thomas, Swansea. 686 i"'1 ROCERY.—Situation wanted by a Young Man as jf Branch Manager or First Hand 3 years' London experience first-cla-ss references disengaged age, 24. —Address Jones, Calfln-terrace, Cwmdare, Treorky, Glamorganshire. 657 fS ROCERY.—Wanted, competent Man to Manage JC Branch, well up in provisions none need apply that have not recently made similar business pay ab- stainer (indoors).—State particulars G., Daily News," Cardiff. 647 (GROCERY.—Wanted, two smart Young Men, well ~W up in the provisions.—Apply Thos. Gower and Co., 1, Carmarthen-road, Swansea. 482 (S ROCERY.—Wanted, a Strong~Lad~about 17, "to 3T look after horse, drive out, acquainted with work behind counter, and willing to make himself generally useful.—Apply James Palferman, Trealaw, Pontypridd. 502 (^1 ROCERY.—Wanted, an Improver or Junior also ~tT Lad about 16 or 17, to deliver must be used to driving references required, and personal application preferred.—Rd. Herbert, Garndiffaith, Pontypool. 398 ROCERY and PROVISIONS.—Situation wanted "JT in above by an experienced hand good sales- man disengaged.—Energetic, South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 478 man disengaged.—Energetic, South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 478 ROCERY, PROVISIONS, AND~TEA TRADE — Tf Situation as Branch Manager or Assistant ex- cellent references.—S. lies, 10, Prince Leopold-street, Cardiff. 394 1 ROCERY and PROVISIONS.—Situation wanted VJT as Branch Manager or first hand good salesman and window dresser can be well recommended.— Apply Grocer, South Wales Daily News," Aberdare. 509 ROCERY and PROVISION.—Situation wanted as X assistant six years' experience exceptional references.—Particulars to J. P. M. Davies, King- street, Brynmawr. 513 ATS and HOI,-IIERY.-Winted, Assistant, iinme- r diately window dresser and one who speaks Welsh preferred.-W. Hawkins, Neath. 449 IRONMONGER.—Wanted, thoroughly competent man to sell Ironmongery from builders' merchants' stores, and fill up time in travelling district.-Apply, stating age and experience, salary and references, to W," at Locke's Advertising Offices, Newport,Mon.641 MILLINERY.—An Improver Wanted at once, out- 1" door. Mrs D. LI. Rees, Guildhall-square, Carmarthen. 664 MILLINERY.—Wanted, an experienced hand, thoroughly accomplished, to take own orders; no otbersneed apply.-J. W. Bevan,Draper,Tonypandy. 501 n TO GROCERS.—A good General Assistant required; must be quick and obliging.—T. Langdon and 2 Co., Pontypridd. 444 WANTED (at once) a Good Salesman, for fancy dress counter.—Apply John James and Co., Cardiff. Cardiff. 670 WANTED, ail experienced Dressmaker to take charge of workroom; must be a good fit and stylish. Also a pushing Young Lady for Fancy Counter. Welsh. — Apply Thos. Samuel, draper, I Ferndale. 555^ dT/brhs, ;$tatta^ts, &G. ADVERTISER(30), experienced, requires Situation as Clerk in works, wages, timekeeper, collector. Twelve years' character.—Z.Z., "South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 428 A MECHANICAL ENGINEER, who was a senior optime in the Mathematical Tripos at Cambridge, and afterwards demonstrator of mechanics attheuniver- sity shops,and has worked for 5 years in shops and draw- ing office, the last 2 years as foreman and draughtsman, desires the situation of Manager or Assistant Manager, •or other employment, in a good firm, with a view to management. High testimonials.—Address J. Hume Nicholl, care of W. Buckley Roderick, Solicitor, Llanelly. 8942 El 1) CONFIDENTIAL CLERKSHIP (efficient English C and Welsh) respectable young man, twenty- "ti, four gootl arithmetician and penmanship ex- cellent testimonials. — Clerkship, Clarbeston Road, South Wales. 480 ] ENGINEERS. — Wanted employment, Junior li Draughtsman, or General Assistant (24); ex- perienced, seven years engine titter and draiightsman colliery, marine, copper, steel, and tin-plate works machinery, <fcc. Salary 21s.—Apply Ejay," Daily News Office, Cardiff. 491 LAW.—Steady, Experienced, Middle-aged Clerk, able to advise and take charge of County-Court, Common Law, and Bankruptcy, Conveyancing, Book- keeping, Costs, &c. (under slight supervision), seeks re- engagement.—Phono, Daily News," Cardiff. 308 ítnatío tllantm. YOUNG LADY is open to re-engagement in Fruit, Confectionery, or other light business would not object to coffee tavern.—E., 3, Clifton-st,Cardiff. 143 j j# "1 ARDENER (head working), where two or more \j kept married, age 50 a thorough all-round I gardener. Disengaged 25th March. First-class re- terences and testimonials.—Gardener, The Gardens, I Park Wern, Swansea. CI ROOM and COAClfM v N married middle-aged T understands hunters and breaking young horses drive single and double light weight 3 years' good character, 5 and 6 previous.—Horne, Lanfoist Lodge, drive single and double light weight 3 years' good character, 5 and 6 previous.-Home, Lanfoist Lodge, Abergavenny. MINERAL WATER.—Situationas Practical Bottler j in all Branches do own repairs 18 years' ex- j perience 7 years' references.—H. Bond, 2, Scut Mill- 1 road, Hereford.^ 516 PRINTERS.—Compositor (news) wants Situation; B quick, clean, ana steady excellent character life abstainer.—A. Jesty, 10, Felix-place, Yeovil, Somerset. 571 Somerset. 571 r t O BAKERS.—Situation wanted by a respectable « young man as bread and cake hand.—Address Baker, Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 565 TO MASTER BAKERS.—YoungMan seeks Situa- tion as single or second hand good reference.— Address A. Guppy, Foundry Knapp, Symondsbury, Bridport. 666 TO MASTER BAKERS.—Wanted, a situation by a young married Man, as First or Second. Good reference. -Apply W.H., 3, Rock-terrace. Cadoxton. 386 WANTED, to place a sharp Youth under good Butler; age 16.—Address O. H., Nantyderry, near Abergaveimy. 663 WANTED, by Farm Labourer, constant work!— Apply William Webb, Peterstone. 486 WANTED, a situation for Young Girl (14) in any light Business good appearance, and willing to be useful.—Apply 35, Penarth-terrace, Cardiff. 558 WANTED, Situation as Town Traveller, Commis- 11 sion Agent, or any out-doorplace of Trust seven years' good reference.—Apply J.G.E., Daily News,' Cardiff. 358 WANTED, Command Steam experienced; highest testimonials and local references. Would deposit cash security for sobriety. — Commander, Daily News^' Office, Cardiff. 405 Jujfltcies, ateliers. &c. AGENT WANTED.— £ 26 per quarter, paid weekly; splendid opening experience unnecessary specimens free.—Address Compo Works, Farnworth, Bolton. 514 AGENTS wanted for the Provident Association of London. Salary, 30s per week and commission, conditional.—Apply to Owen Powell, District Manager, Graig-street, Pontypridd. 599 AOENTS wanted in every Town and Village throughout the United Kingdom. Terms most liberal.—Apply to J," Room 5, 1 and 2, Chiswell- street, London. 329 AGENTS wanted, canvassing or club, for our latest specialities in artistic portraiture. Energetic men with spare time will also find this a profitable agency.—Apply A. and G. Taylor, Photographers, Studio Royal, Duke-street, Cardiff. 253 A GENTS wanted for our noted Rubber Stamps liberal commission.—Baker and Co., 15, Ayles- ford-street, Pimlico, London. 72 AN ESTABLISHED Accident, Guarantee^ and Employers' Liability Insurance Company is open to appoints a District Agent for Cardiff upon liberal commission terms.—Apply Insurance, Daily News," Cardiff. £'1 ROCERY.—Wanted, situation as Traveller "in I in X South Wales good reference total abstainer.— W-R-, South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 545 INSURANCE.—Wanted, a few canvassing agents at Pontypridd and district good terms.—Apply Super, 137, Broadway, Roath, Cardiff. 5 IJROVIDENT ASSOCIATION OF LONDON.— Agents wanted, whole or spare time. Insurance agents can add greatly to their commission without interfering with their life business.—Apply for terms, etc., G. H. Trengove, 111, Dillwyn-street, Morriston, Swansea. 525 rpHE DIRECTORS^OF THE^ROW>TLIFE~AS~ A SURANCE COMPANY invite applications for the appointment of Inspector of Agents for the South-West of England and South Wales. Applications (which shall be treated as strictly confidential) must be by let- ter only, addressed to The Secretary, 188, Fleet-street, London, B.C. and should contain the fullest particu- lars as to business experience and success, with salary expected. &c.- 9031 mo TEA TRAVELLERS.—An old-established J London House appoint first-class salesmen to represent them in North and South Wales respectively; preference given to those who can work on commis- sion with another house. Liberal terms.—State experience to Vega, care of Miss Crescent Robertson, Eastcheap, London, 667 TRA\ ELLERS and AGfiNTS Wanted, calling on mills, mines, foundries, steamship owners, etc., to sell F'hie Durable Compound Machinery Oils, largely and increasingly used. Liberal commission.—Address J. B., care of Messrs Dewick, 46, Barbican, London. 192 riHRAYELLER Wanted for certain districts in South A Wales to solicit orders for Messrs Blackie and Sons' New and Standard Publications. Liberal terms and permanent employment to suitable man.—Apply 11, Fisher-street, Swansea. 59a TRAVELLERS wanted for safe of Provisions and Margarines good salary and commission.— Alfred, 30, Canterbury-road, near Kingsland Gate, London. 401 ANTED at once, good Sewing Machine Canvasser W and Collector for Aberystwith and district.— Apply personally, or by letter, to Manager, Bradbury and Co., Ltd., 1. Waterloo-street, Swansea. 432 WHOLESALE STATIONERS —Travellers wanted for portion of South Wales; only those with con- nection among Grocers, Confectioners, &c., and with knowledge of the Trade, need apply.—Apply Holloway and Sons, Thomas-street, Bristol. 548 Wobgings. partntettbí. &c. APARTMENTS (unfurnished) to Let.—Apply 61, Plautagenet-street, Riverside, Cardiff. "370 (COMFORTABLE Lodgingsfor-On -or Two respect- j able Young Men hot bath, and close to trams.— Apply 110, Woodville-road, Cathays, Cardiff. 474 PENARTH.—To Let, Unfurnished Front Sitting-room and Bedroom, close to (be Station.—Apply 5, Iler- oert-street, l enartii. 504 rT^O BE LET, for gentlemen, near the station, two ft. furnished Sitting and Bedrooms.—Apply Gresham House, Hickman-road, Penarth. 665 TO LET, Two or three unfurnished rooms; con- | venient neighbourhood; no children.—No. 8, Mandeville-street, Riverside, Cardiff. 598 TO LET, Front Sitting-room and Bedroom for a Gen- j tleman.—7, Upper Station-terrace, opposite Taff Vale Station, Cardiff. 420 rr|>0 LET in the best part of Canton, two nice Large JL Rooms furnished or unfurnished. Llandaff 'Bus V pass the door.—" St. Ledger," Daily News Office, Cardiff. 403 TO LET, three Unfurnished Rooms in best part of Roath terms, 5s per week.—M. White, Castle- road Post-office, Roath, Cardiff. j NFURNISHED APARTMENTS, 37, Tudor- ti road, Cardiff; as many rooms as required use of kitchen and bathroom. 479 1 WANTED, three or four Unfurnished Rooms, near thePierHead.—Apply 54, George-street, Docks, Cardiff. WELL"FURNISHF.D SITTING RO()M and one w or two Bedrooms for Gentlemen hot and cold bath close to cars.-18, Oakfleld-st.,Roath, Cardiff. 561 • 11øU!ítSt & t. trutanhlt. UTCHERINIG. -Wanted, House and Shop suit- 13 able, where trade can be done Cardiff or else- where. No ingoing paid. -Particulars B. T. C., "Daily News," Cardiff. WANTED, at once, in Richmond-road, or neigh- bourhood, moderate-sized house, with good garden.—Address with all particulars, J.B.C., office of this paper. 593 Jor j^ale.Ftse5. l £ att&. &c. FOR SALE, 4 Houses in Seymour-street (east end), Carlisle-street, East Moors, (one) 147, Cyfarthfa- street, (2, east end) Treharris-street, Roath.—Apply to Jonas Phillips, 5, Woodcock-street, Roath, Cardiff. 359 OR SALE, Freehold Dwelling-house, pleasant P. country situation 20 minutes from Newport; 5 bedrooms and dressing-room, bathroom, w.c., 3 re- ception rooms, good domestic offices, stables, piggery, I greenhouse, large well-stocked garden. — ,Afiply House," Daily News," Newport. 9023 OOD 6-ROOMED HOUSE in Harold-street, Roath, X to be Sold cheap.—Apply 11, Edward-st., Cardiff. CAO CAO VVQ O O DIN VEST ME NTS. Corner Villa, Westboume-road, Penarth. Price JE875 Villa, do. do. B600 Do, Newport-road, Roath „ B500 Villa, Chve-street, Grange town £ 335 Do. do. do. £ 310 Cornershop, do. do. £600 Do, Thesiger-street, Cathays „ E325 6 Houses, Charlotte-street, Cogan B660 4 Do, Craddock-street, Riverside E700 4 Do, Glamorgan-street, Pontcanna E625 Villa, Large Garden, Good Mortgage, B550 Other Properties in all parts of Cardiff and Penarth for sale and to let. Apply to Spencer Joslen, Secretary to the Cardiff Estate Agency Co., Limited, 18, High- street, Cardiff. 829o EWPORT.—Business Premises splendid position .1. Commercial-road, to be Sold.—Apply next door, Garland's, Commercial-road, Newport. 9008 MARINE VILLA, The Mumbles, Swansea.—To be Sold, with immediate possession, this desirable Family Residence, containing three reception rooms, six bedrooms, attics, pantries, kitchens, four cellars, large garden, greenhouse, tennis-lawn, coach-house and stable, etc.—Apply on the premises. 527 ARTRIDG E-ROAD, CARDIFF. -Convenient semi- IJ»ARTRIDGE-ROAD,CARDIFF.—Convenient semi- detached Villa for Sale very good garden early occupation. Price £ 400. — Jenkins, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff, 1050 ROLLING MILL, Broad-street, Blaenavon.—Full licensed House and Premises to be Sold by Private Contract.—Apply on the premises. 574 0~| /"V CASH DOWN, the balance by easy instal- ments, will purchase Houses in Upper George-street, Tyler-street, Theodora-street, Wells- street, Edward-street, Brunei-street, and Severn-road. —See Messrs Hem's Register.-Ofriceo, 72, St. Mary- street, Cardiff. 1049 'r Zi: ht Id—Houses, land, &c. LAENNANDDU FAR-I, situatedit Glyiieorrwg, BLAENNANDDU FARM, situated at Glyneorrwg, to Let from 25th March next.—F'or particulars apply Mr E. Butler, Aberpergwm, Glyn-Neath. ITZHAI%L ON-EMBANKM ENT (53), opposite Car- 8 diff Arms Park, with or without stable.—Apply Thomas J. Hooper, 4, Newport-road, Cardiff. 560 HOUSES to Let, 10 rooms, 2 w.c.'s, 96 and 98, Hamilton-terrace, Gorge-lane, Swansea.—Apply 25, Hanbver-street, Swansea. 470 y LLANDILO.—To Let, with immediate possession, beautifully situated Tqn Room Detached Villa, ou three-quarter acre of laiid. Salmon and trout fishing close by. Near railway station.—Apply J. W. Jones, Architect. 602 EATH.—To Let, nice Villa, situate at Eaglesbush; LN beautiful view four minutes from tram.—Wm. Pkddison, Estate Agent, Neath. u 650 ,"7W" INK-ROOM VILLA, greenhouse, stable, and I good garden, to Let, at Llanishen.—Apply Mr Blesgley, Llanishen. ■ 622 TVy ORTON VILLA, No. 11, Longcross-street, to Let 25th March every convenience, back and side entrance rent moderate.—Apply 156, Newport-road. Cardiff. 390 NOS. 52, 54, and 56, Ethel-street Rent, 5s 6d per week. Two Houses in Jestyn-street, top of Cathedral-road; Rent, 7s 6d per week.—J. Sessions and Sons, East Wharf, Cardiff. 355 !> i ENTS COLLECTED in Cardiff, Penarth. and V. -0.; Cadoxton by Morris and Sons, Clyde-street, Car- diff. Low commission prompt settlements 25 years' references. "604 (the residence of the late Mr J. H. England), approached by a carriage drive, and contains large entrance hall, dining, drawing, and breakfast rooms, china pantry, kitchen, dairy, and the usual domestic offices, seven bedrooms, two dressuig and box-rooms, separate staircases, stable, with two loose boxes and three stalls, large coach-house, saddle-room, and I gjfoom's room, cowhouse, pig^rie?, <feo., &e., large JyUheu garden (walled), with cnoice fruit trees, Ac. an abundant supply of water, together with about twenty acres of rich meadow land (if required). The House, which is pleasantly situated, is within 20 minutes' walk of Penarth Dock Station, and near the proposed new station at Dynas Powis.—Further par- ticulars and card to view, apply Mr Richard England, West Dock, Cardiff. 8553 fjnO LET, Splendid VUla, south end of Plymouth- JL road, Penarth. Three reception rooms, beauti- fully finished rent moderate.—Apply Mr Tonkin, Music Stores, Penarth. 677 TO LET, Ystrad Villa, Gold Tops, Newport 5 bedrooms, 2 reception, 1 sitting-room, bathroom, Ac.—Apply Barfoot, Rose Cottage, Newport. 320 TO BE LET or Sold, with immediate possession, two well-built 7-roomed Houses in Swinton- { street, Splotlands.—Apply to David Thomas, Builder, I Swinton-street, Splotlands, Cardiff, top end of Carlisle- street 507 fO BE LET OR SOLD.—Four convenient and well- arranged dwelling-houses at Ely-road, Llandaff (within five minutes' walk of Ely Station, and facing Ely Court.) Each house contains drawhig and dining- rooms, kitchen, pantry, scullery, four bedrooms, bath- room, and other conveniences, with corporation water: laid on. Rent £ 25 each.—Apply to Mr T. C. Thomas, Probate Court, Llandaff, or to Mr H. S. Davies, Old Ifyst-office Chambers, Pontypridd. 9001 j ri^O LET, 25th March, 172, Newport-road, Roath, containing two reception rooms, six bedrooms hot and cold baths reut moderate.—Apply on the premises. 632 TO LET, 41, Charles-street.—Apply to D. L. Owen, 84, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 640 fllO LET, No. 1, Lead-street, off Clifton-street; im- X mediate possession recently renovated; rent moderate.—Apply House, 64, Richmond-road, Cardiff. 440 TO BE LET, No. 37, Park-place, Cardiff.—Apply South Wales Brewery, Cardiff. 466 rfno LET, the 25th March, 21, Park-place, Cardiff, X with or without coach-house and stable.— Apply at 22. 8856 HOUSES to Let, six rooms, No. 7 and 8, Portia-terrace, Mount-pleasant, Swansea.—Apply 25, Hanover-street, Swansea. 469 VILLAS.—Neville-street, 235 Conway-road, £ 28 VILLAS.—Neville-street, £ 35 Conway-road, £ 28 Llandaff (good garden), £ 34; Clive-road, Grange- town, nouse, stable, ditto. Llantrissant-street, 12s, house 7s 6d Moy-road, 7s 6d Eldon-road (large), 13s weekly also safe.-Applv W. Cooper Penn, 8, St Jobn's-square, Cardiff. 531 ¥4/ INDSOR-PLACE.—^To be Let, No. 3, Windsor- v v place, Cardiff. The premises are admirsbly adapted for a professional gentleman.—Apply at the South Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff. 6450 @0 ^et-18uainesa premises, A.RDIFF.-To Let, capacious Shop and Premises, c centrally situated on south side of Queen-street (Crockherbtown) attractive plate-glass front, and ex- tensive cellarage.—Apply Lewis Hopkins, 10, Queen- street, Cardiff. 472 CARDIFF.—House and large Shop, with cellar, to Let in Bridge-street.—Apply Jenkins, Clarke, and Teasdale, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 (CARDIFF DOCKS.-To be Let, adjacent to the j Pier, most desirable business premises and shops. —Apply to D. L. Owen, 84, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 639 DYNAS POWIS (midway between Cardiff and Barry, close to proposed station).—To Let, newly-erected Shop, Bakehouse. Good opening for energetic man.—Apply 1, Hickman-road, Penarth. 476 FREE DOUBLE-LICENSED HOUSE to Let; rent and ingoing low; stamped envelope for reply.—Apply Red Lion, Usk, Mon. 590 GLOUCESTER DOCKS.—To Let, Warehouse,about 80ft. x 40ft.—For particulars apply J. Marshall Sturge, Docks, Gloucester. 411 HIGH-STREET ARCADE, Cardiff.-Shop to Let; jLl B40 per annum.—Apply Secretary, S, Working- street, Cardiff. 406 HOUSE and SHOP to Let7251, Bute-street, Cardiff. —Apply Phillip Williams, Albion Brewery, Bute- street, Cardiff. 368 L. LANEJLY.-To Let, House and Shop, situated in the best part of Stepney-street (near niain market It entrance), double-fron ed plate-glass windows well constructed house, with warehouses and stable suit- able for ironmonge,- or grocer. Rent moderate.—Apply Evans, Bradford House. AT-tDY.-Slio,V, and House to Let shop, two windows plate glass main thoroughfare best position immediate possession. -Apply Thomas, Post- office, Ferndale. 552 MORRISTON. — Commodious newly-constructed m Shop, with Good Dwelling-house best position in Victoria Building, Woodfield-street, Morriston ini- mediate possession main street.—Apply Thomas Phillips, Crown-street, Morriston. 347 "VT EWLY-BUILT PREMISES, sitUäteInfue busy L% thoroughfare of Bridge-street, one of the most populous districts of the town rent moderate.—Apply to John Lewis, Contractor, Spital-square, Cardiff. 462 -E- W- -P-0 R-T.-L-a-r-g-e-S-h-op-a-n-d-I-lr-e-m-ises, double- front, in main-business thoroughfare, being 118, Commercial-street.—Apply W. Jones, 159, Commercial- street, Newport. 9083 OFFICES, First Floor and Rooms over, to Let 22, 0 Trinity-street rent moderate.—Apply Mr Blessley, Guildhall Chambers, Cardiff. 623 FFICES, two floors, Queen-street. Premises lately occupied by Mr Best, Jeweller side entrance reasonable rent. -J enkins,Clarke.and Tea.sdale, Cardiff. 1050 PENARTH.—Immediate possession corner house, Shop and Bakehouse, with large yard situate at corner of Maughan and Plassey-streets rent low.- Apply JohnLangley, Builder, Penarth or Linton and Kenshole, Solicitors, Cardiff. 629 ENARTH. To Let, House, Shop, and Bakehouse <L large cellar and warehouse well-fitted; ready fox- business; good position, with plate glass front.—Apply E. E. Robert, Grove-terrace, Penarth. 334 PINARTH.—Coal-yard, Stable, and Cottage rent moderate.—Apply to Jenkins, Clarke, and Teas- dale, Sun Five Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1C50 REMISES TO"~ LET," suit draper, chemist, or furniture dealer at 109, Clifton-street; rent —Apply 19, Wordsworth-street, Cardiff. 583 -r -& rlo LET, Premises in Shakemnetre-sti-eet, last I Shakespeare Hotel new plate glass front; good opening for a pork butcher or boot shop rent £ o0.— Apply R. Enoch, Castle-road, Cardiff. 485 STABLE AND LOFT to Let, rent, moderate.—Apply k Wheeler arid Gee, 26, Castle-road, Cardiff. 39.:1 mO LET, with immediate possession, a full-licensed 1. Public-house, one mile from town, with meadow and large garden incoming low.—Apply 4, Bristol- terrace, Bargoed, near Cardiff. 591 mo BE LET, No. 3, Windsor-place, close on to X Crockherbtown, as Offices or for business pre- mises. Contains 10 rooms,' cellars, and large garden, and back entrance to Park-lane suitable for profes- sional man, milliner, tailor, draper, school, &c.—Apply South Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff. 7503 rjnO LET, that nicely fitted-up Shop and Dwelling- X house known as Hawkins's Tobacco and Cigar Stores, 238, Bute-street, Cardiff suit a captain or any person requiring a respectable business. "Rent, £ 60 fittings by valuation. Possession in April. 412 TO LET, House and Shop, Caroline-street, Cardiff.— Apply 1, Hickman-road, Penarth. 418 mO LET, Business Premises and Offices, best posi- IL tion at the Docks.—Apply 52, James-street, Docks, Cardiff. 349 TO LET, first-class Shop, good position in thriving neighbourhood suitable for Drapery, Outfitting, and Dressmaking business. Apply W., Post-ofliee, Penygraig, Rhondda, Pontypridd. 402 58ttsiiwases for disposal. -I:POOT BUSINESS.-Co(,(Igoinq Ttead,iiinney Cnn- JL-V cern for Disposal; stock, optional ifxtures, E20. —Apply Boot, Abercarn. 400 ARDIFF.-TO be disposed of, as a going concern, C first-class plaster casting business (old estab- lished); owner retiring; rent low.-For particulars, apply to Mr Sa.muel Davies, James-street, Roath, Cardiff. 605 CARDIFF.—Full Licensed Public-house for disposal, growing district, large trade, immediate posses- sion.—Jenkins, Clarke, and Teasdale, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff 1050 € CHEMISTS.—For Disposal, a genuine Going Con- J earn, with good Garden Seed Trade, in populous neighbourhood uo opposition same hands seventeen years satisfactory reasons for leaving rent low comfortable house price moderate fullest inves- tigation.—Morgan, Chemist, Abersychan. 454 C"COMPACT, Full-Licensed House, centre of Cardiff j good lease ingoing about £ 2,100; one-half cash.—Jenkins, Clarke, and Teasdale, Cardiff. 1050 (COUNTRY HOTEL Brccollshire good clasr trade, > low rent; ingoing under B500 early possession. —Jenkins, Clarke, a.nd Teasdale, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. -L- 1050 RAPERY, MILLINERY, GROCERY," IRON- MONGERY, <5ic., Ac.—For immediate disposal, as a going concern, a Splendid General Country Busi- ness, carried 011 with great success for the last 21 years. —For particulars and to treat, apply to the owner, D. W. Harris, Post-office, Senny Bridge, R.S.O., Breconshire. 8379 FOR IMMEDIATE "DISPOSAL, a genuine Coal and Firewood Business in Newport; good open- ing; plant to be taken at valuation.—Apply Coal, Daily News Office, Newport. _n- 9082 OR SALE, a Chemist's Mixed with "Ofr" F licenses easy terms best position in Aberdare. —Apply to Whitty Evans, auctioneer. 600 FULL-LICENSED HOUSE in populous neighbour- hood long lease price, £ 500 £ 250 cash, balance on terms.—Jenkins, Clarke, and T easdale, Cardiff. 1050 ARBERTH.-For immediate disposal, as a going NARBERTH.—For immediate disposal, as a going concern, the business of a Grocer, Provision Dealer, Wine and Spirit Merchant, &c.; established over 60 years. Satisfactory reasons for leaving. The premises, with a large field, walled garden, store-rooms, &c., are held under a lease for the unexpired term of 16i years.— uil Apply to Mr J. A. Davies, 3, North-buildings Narberth. 549 "|^EWPORT.—Tobacconist and Newsagent business iX to Let, in main thoroughfare illness cause of leaving; stocks and fixtures at valuation; rent moderate.—Apply D.W., "DailyNews" Office.Newport. 2029 TO DRAPERS and Others.—Exceptional oppor- tunity business established fifty years sold through death of owner well situated aimong large population, chiefly working class.—Apply Administra- trix, Croft's Shop, Pontlottyn, via Cardiff* 544 mO GROCERS.—For immediate disposal, a hand- a hand- X somely fitted-up and good going ready-money business, in main thoroughfare, with stores, stables, coach-house, and back entrance a rare chance stock and fixtures at valuation.—Grocer, .33, Pembroke-st., Pembroke Dock. 543 -ow Iforsss, 'ibt A RETRIEVER on sale good bouse watcher three years old.—Apply to D. Jones, bootmaker, Sway, Morriston. 498 -ij ROWN MARE COB, 14 hands,-seven years old II quiet to ride and drive. Can be seen at Webb's Livery Stables, Cathedral-road, Canton. Cardiff. 7325 (COWS. —Two Cows with calves at s j Maurice Goodfield, market gardener, Cowbritlge- road, Canton, Cardiff. 578 FOR SALE, new Gig, 20ft., copper fastened.—App]y to J. Skynne, Boatbuilder, Saundersfoot. FOR SALE, a Pure-bred Guernsey Cow, 3 years old with Heifer Calf at side.—Apply W. Julian, The Lodge, Ely Court, Llandaff. 24 FOR SALE, handsome Pony Gelding; 5 years old, 12i hands high dependable in harness and saddle grand action fast and sound pretty phaeton, by Perry & Co., uiider weight, and set of harness sold together or separate.—Apply Morisco, General Agent, Clifton-street, Roath, Cardiff. 638 FOR SALE, Four-wheel Coburg; suit grocer or baker good condition or exchange for china waggon.—38, Salop-place, Penarth. 603 FOR SALE, Handsome New Dog Cart, varnished ti wood used few times suit doctor or private gentleman. £ 12.—Evans, Grocer, Ystradgynlais. 493 FOR SALE, Prize Bred Pug Puppies, 4 months' old FOR SALE, Prize Bred Pug Puppies, 4 months' old males and females.—For pedigree and price apply to A. McNeil, Brynmawr. 453 FOR SALE, a very Smart Bay Mare, 13 hands, 5 years old suit lady or gentleman warranted I quiet in every respect very fast trial allowed, and vets.' examination bjc appoiatofc»»t,^Apjdy to. A.. 1 McNeil, Brynmawr. 452 FOR SALE, cheap, two Pofyy Carts, one Qrank-ajcta Cart, excellent Rustic Cart, pretty Pony Phaeton, seven sets of good Harness, 10 pairs of Wheels, Saddle and Bridle, and four large glass shop cases.—Apply 41, Clifton-street, Roath, Cardiff. 427 OR SALE, Handsome St. Bernard Dog, 19 months j old, 32 inches at shoulder over distemper.—For particulars apply G. R., Board School House, South Church-street, Cardiff. 430 COOD-LOOKING Welsh Cob, rising 5, dependable all harness, no vice, warranted sound, £ 14; Trap and Harness cheap.-Davies, Hairdresser, Caer- philly. 583 OOD MARE, Harness, and Cart, suitable for light vJ work; cheap.—Heathfield Timber Yard, Swan- i sea- 128 I d S URNSEY'S CARRIAGE LAMPS, 10s 3d pair: best value ever offered large stock, new and second- hand all kinds of Lamps repaired.—Works, Merchant- street, Bristol. H_. 282 TIGHT LANDAU (by Fuller's, Bristol), for one J horse; fitted with lever brake excellent con- dition.—Fitzgerald, Ingram, and Co., Coach Builders, Cardiff. 361 RETRIEVER DOG, large size, good guard, 25s. Pair of White Leghorns, 14s do. Pair Black-red Bantams, Os.-DA,vies, Hairdresser, Caerphilly. 490 miP CART for Sale, in good condition!—Apply J. X .Sessions and Sons, East Wharf, Cardiff. 356 3ponttrg, 3Pxgwms, &z. NORWICH CANARIES (monsters), crested and plain-head, cocks from 6s 6d, hens from 2s 9d each pairs matched from 8s 6d. Cinnamons, crested and plain-heads, from 10s 6d nair approval. —Baker, Hairdresser, Woodville-road, Cathays, Cardiff. 529 ■ —mrnrnm—m 1 #Kac!jnttr!J, goals. &c. pE C K E T T A N D 0 N 8 LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE BUILDERS, BRISTOL. LOCOMOTIVES FOR MAIN AND BRANCH LINES, CONTRACTORS, COLLIERIES, IRONWORKS, DOCKS, &c. TO ANY SIZE OR GAUGE. SEVERAL ENGINES ALWAYS IN STOCK. TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS p E C K E T T, BRISTOL. ESTABLISHED 1364. 1081 pORTABLE Jj>NGINES, MORTER MILLS, SAW BENCHES, ENGINES, BOILERS, And all machinery. On SALE, HIRE, or PURCHASE HIRE, On lowest terms and ready for delivery. CHARLES J). piIILLIPS. NEWPORT, MON. C' Send for Phillips' Machinery Register, 6d. 1123 RRICK MACHINERY.—For Sale, Vertical Pug, Perforated Grinding Mill and Machine, by >Vhitehead nearly new.—Powis and Co., Station Approach, Cardiff. 671 UG -END BOILER for Sale, 10ft. x 4ft a bargain. 1;8. Apply W. Humphreys, Llwynbendy, Llanelly. JINGIINE.- -For Sale, a Vertical Engine 8-inch cylinder, 12-mcb stroke, with fly wheel and pulley, and pump attached to same. Can be seen at any time at the South Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff. 5133 FOR SALE, 18-11. Horizontal Winding Engine, with felot link motion, drum, and winding gearing. Can be seen on Canal bank near Aberdare Junction Station. Also, 3 portable 2A tons Hand Cranes 2 strong Four-wheel Spring Drays 2 Pipe Carriages of latest improvement, with screws complete 3 one-horse latest improvement, with screws complete 3 one-horse Tipping Carts, with broad wheels and 1 of Adir's Patent Ship Vump. Can be seen at the Mardv Hotel Yard, Merthyr. Also a powerful grey Horse.—Appli- cation to be made to Mr H. Lewis, auctioneer, 2, Castle- street, Merthyr. 464 FOR SALE, Twenty double-flued, double-rivetted BOILERS for 801 lis pressure fifty others, various sizes, for pressures from 601bs to 80lbs two splendid Galloway Boilers, 30ft. bv ?ft., for 801b pressure.—Edward Ratcliffe, Hawarden, near Chester. Telegraphic address, "Merchant, Hawarden." 4536 141PR SALE, Two first-class pairs of 16in WINDING ENGINES pair of 12in. HAULING ENGINES; thirty others, singly and in pairs, ready for delivery cheap.—Edward Itatcliffe, Hawarden, near Chester. Telegraphic address, Merchant, Hawarden." 4536 X1COR SALE or Hire, two Locomotive Tank Engines, JF lOin. cylinders.—For full particulars, apply to Makers, Thomas Spittle, Limited, Cambrian Iron n.nd Brass Foundry and Engineering Works, Newport, Mon. 7938 FOR SALE, Horse Mortar Mill, complete, in good working order.—Price and particulars, apply Mr John Thomas, Constitutional Club, Neath. 586 LARGE ENGINES, Boilers, Tools, Weighing Machines, Contractors and Rolling Mill Plant, Pumps, &c., of all descriptions, and for all purposes, are made a speciality of by L. W. Sutcliffe, Engineer, 5, Market-street, Manchester. 8962 MCULE, agent for W. Jesses Bee and Co., sellers of all kinds of Engino and Cylinder Oils, Tallow, Black Varnish and Scale Remover, Linseed, and Boiled Oils.—2, Cairns-street, Cathays, Cardiff. 517 ON SALE.—A pair of High Class Lancashire Boilers, by Beelev, 28 feet by 7 feet both are double rivetted, and now working at 85lb. daily pressure flanged and welded flues and cross tubes, steel fly* boxes, best fittings, complete. For price, delivered on r:iils (at Whitsuntide), and further details, apply to boxes, best fittings, complete. For price, delivered on mils (at Whitsuntide), and further details, apply to L. W. Sutcliffe, Engineer, 5, Market-st, :r-lancb,,¡;ter.6£>ó2 ON SALE.—One Loco. Tank Engine, by Manning, Wardle and Co., 13 inch cylinder, 6 wheels coupled, 4ft. 8 £ in. gauge, in good order lately over- hauled. £ 350 nett on rails a bargain.—L. W. Sutcliffe, Manchester. 8962 )N SALE (second-band), Three Boilers, 30ft by 7ft; ™ pass insurance at 601b pressure. One pair Horizontal Winrling Engines, 10in cylinders, 3ft stroke, drum 8ft dia. One pair 14in Horizontal Higli-pressure Engines, 3ft stroke, fly-wheel in halves. All ready for immediate delivery; che:1p,-Apply Lawrence cow. croft, Engineer, Bolton. 7455 SAW SHARPENING MACHINE," with" emery wheel, by Atkins Mortising Machine, with chisels, by Reynolds, for sale.— William Priestley, Southgate* Gloucester. 465 STEAM PUMPS.—Patent Duplex for alt services, great simplicity, compactness, and economy.— Fielding and Platt, Gloucester. 7627 mO PRINTERS,—For Sale, Furnival's Double Demy It Litho Machine, for best register ciisii or credit about £ 100.—Apply Jefferies and Sous, Bristol. 450 Magons ants (MUmr iteqinsites. FOR SALE OR HIRE, several good Railway Wagons of seven, eight, or ten tons each.—Apply T. D. Lewis, 5, Brvn-road, Swansea. 8361 RAILWAY WAG ON AND LOCO WL.,ELLS RE TYRED AND TURNED. Machine-Mould Spur and Bevel Wheels, From 3 inches to 12 feet diam. RICHARDS A HOPKINS, BRITANNIA IRON- WORKS, NEWPORT, MON. 8451 KAILWAY WAGONS for hire or sale. Cish or ) deferred payments.—The Midland. Railway Car- rlage anti Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Works, Birmingham. 1082 WAGONS.—For saie for cash, or on deferred pay- V ? ment over 5 years, 50 handy 8-ton coal wagons, recently running on the Taff Vale Railway will be divided if required, or will be let on simple hire for a term.—For particularsipply by letter to South Wales Daily News." 460 Wicvchsf Crirorlts, &c. mRICYCLE, rear stearer, 57s 6d 52in. Bicycle, ball 1. bearings, first-class machine, £ 6 10s.—E. Norton, Queen-street Post-office, Cardiff. 540 Jor ^ak.~Bliscella:wous. I7CIREWOOD Sold at the Wood Turning Works, 1, 1 Maud-street, Cardiff 1S) ls 6d, 2s cwt. 5 cwt. Lots delivered. 438 TJCOR SALE.—Bristol Black Rock Road Stone, broken or unbroken, in large quantities. Open to take large quantities by contract. Delivered by vessels to Gloucester Docks, Cardiff or Newport, aud inter. mediate stations.—Apply G. Nurse, Temple Back, Bristol. 268 AFES.-I,eveml for Sale, that have been taken in Is various sizes. State size required. Lord, Safe Maker, Wolverhampton. 612 HIPPING SHAREHOLDERS desirous of selling S Shares in Steamers or Sailing Ships, and in Steam- ship Companies, should communicate with the "Share Department" of the "Lighthouse," 31, Eastcheap, Lon- doi-i, E. C. 621 SWEDES and MANGOLDS for Sale excellent quality. Delivered free at Pembrey, Llanelly, Swansea, Neath, Cardiff, Aberdare, Resolven.— Apply, stating quantity, Rock, Tirmsaran, Kidwelly, S.W. 500 r 1"^ 1MBER. —Mahogany, Wainscot Oak, Cedar, Oak, X American Walnut, Birch, Ash, WTiitewood, Pine, Boxwood, Ebony, Fretwoods, Veneers.—J. Hill and Sons, Merchant-street. Bristol. 420 TO PILOTS and OTHERsT^-Foi^Sale, the Pilot Cutter Gem, Bristol, No. 12. Total register tonnage 23 2671-3500 tons. In good condition and well found. Price BlOO.—For further particulars apply to Mr Joseph Buck, Pilot, Pill; or to John C. Gilniore, Solicitor, Albion-chambers, Bristol. 588 Miscellaneous Wants. HENIISTS.-W,tnted, 100 ,iecond-ban(I Stoppered .c medium-sized. -Apply -X. S., I- I)MIIY J Bottles, medium-sized.—Apply X. S., Daily News Office, Cardiff. 421 PERAMBULATOR Wanted new or good second- hand.-Pa,rticulars and price to C. "South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 628 ANTED, Scrap Iron, Old Rails, Copper, Brass, WANTED, Scrap Iron, Old Rails, 9°pper, Brass, and Lead.—Reply, with quantity and price, Metals," South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 674__ WANTED, about 200 Yards 4 inch Cast 01* Wrought W Pipes, Planing Machine, taking 2 feet 6 inch square.—Yspitty Works, Loughor. WANTED, a second-hand Sausage Filler, in good condition.—Apply G. Kent, High-st.,Taibach.567 WANTED, in April, supply of Milk once daily. State lowest price for summer nioaths.— Milk, Daily News," Cardiff. 372 WANTED, one or two families Washing, good drying ground.—Apply A.B-> "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 382 WANTED, Steam Travelling Crane, 4ft. 8>}in. gauge lifting capacity 6 to 10 tons jib and derrick motions. Send full particulars, with price, to M-, care of Pearce and Brown, Swansea. 159 ifliscellauemis. FURNISH on our New Hire System, Houses or Apartments completely furnished on & new sys- tem adopted solely by us, whereby publicity- exposure, and enquiries usually made by cther icom, panies are dispensed with. have ^n immense stock of Household Furniture of cheap and superior quali Y. All goods sold on the Hire System at ready- money prices. We make no extra, charge for credit, and all goods sent home in a private van free of charge. No stamp or agreement charges made no bill of sale everything private. Arrangements completed without delay, an being manufacturers, we guarantee quality, and will undertake to supply furniture, etc., at 10 per cent, less than any price-list issued by any firm in Cardiff. Eleven showrooms. Call and inspect our immense stock, and compare price" before purchasing elsewhere. We will supply £ 3 wo th for 2s bd weekly £ 10 worth,Ms weekly £ 15 worth for 5s weekl. £ 20 .worth, 6* I. and se on in proportion. Special terras for larger quantities. Pler.se note the Address BOUSU W-iUa WTJRNIS Castio-Hi. (opposite the Castle), A STROLGGY, or Planet Rttfing Nativities Pre" /11, pared, &e.—Send for Prospectus to J. W. Herschell, From9, 589 BIRNIINGIlAi*f GOODS.-Haxdware jewehery, r a.) watches, furniture, harmoniums, tobacconists' goods agents wanted shopkeeper's catalogue fre«._ Henry May, 292, Birmingham. 568 BLACli and White~Seed Oats,Peas, ^ot^hesTBeaHs, Ac. Lawes' Manures prices on application Tucker Brotbers. Abergavenny. 30 I'IITYOF ROME (Anchor-Line) u-otn Liverpool to New York on April the 4th. The above vessel is unsurpassed, and is fast Ailing.—All intending passengers should at once secure their tickets from the local agent, James Roberts Graig Post-office Pontypridd. 499 LEG T 14 O ~~P L ATTTG MORRIS BROS. do all kinds of plating. Gold, Silver, Nickel, or Copper Electro-deposits can be ma4e on any kind of metal goods, and with any degree of finish, old cruets, teapots, forks, jewellery, such as brooches^ earrings, alberts, chains, Ac., can be ujadg equal in appearance to new at a small cost. WORKS PONTYPRIDD. 83qq X?ISHTNG7—Trout Flies," on stout. medium, or 8ng A ,gut, ls doeen, or three dozen, 2s 6d; "f^ies, o for Is Se.win Flies, ls 6d, on brown gut, Is dou^n. I have fished England and Wales 40 years, an" hever beaten.—T. O. Neal, Courtticld, Ross. 572 FUTURE.-Seven years, 7 stampsTlif^1™6. 12; love charm, 16. Send date.—Vincent,, Sectjou House, Catford, Kent. Thousands of testimonials. 620 GARDEN and Flower Seeds, best quality, low#8t prices.—'fucker Brother, Seedsmen, Abergavenny _29 doz., 2s 6d.—Delavilleand Co., 27, King-street Liverpool. 381 MARQUEESrTENTS7FLA7;S,COLTNTERS to Let on Hire to all parts distance no object.—Ajor_ on Hire to all parts distance no object.—Ajor_ gan and Coles, Mill-lane, Cardiff. 515 MARRIAGE, Time and Particulars; Busing Removals, Emigration, Birtbtim0 Is events one year, 3s 6d.—King, 59* ^^Ssdale- street, Liverpool. 615 SEED POTATOES SEED POTATOES all kinds of Seed Potatoes apply to the spotter, Edward England, West Dock, Cardiff. SHOP LAMPS Street Lamps I "Hotel Lamp, Best and cheapest at C. E. Gurnsey s Woj.jtg> Merchant-street, Bristol. All kinds of lamps repaire(j Carriage lamps, 10s 3d pair. Large stock OI «ew and Second-hand Lamps. Illustrated Lists *1"60- 283 rrENTS- MARQUEES, Flags, Counter- &c., for X Hire. Distance no object.—Apply Aaos- Pugsley 10 and Co., Newport, Mon. 103 YOUR CHARACTER or your friend's correctly fJe. scribed by handwriting complete enart contain- ing 42 characteristics, six stamps and stamped ad- dressed enveloped.—Professor Wilson, .nigdon- road, Kensington, London; 1,000 unsolicited testi. monials. ——661 1 ARDST BILLH^DSrof^ranau, X,' HMf 4; 5.000 useful Handbills, 6s 6d et]ier Printing equally cheap.—Fisher and CO., "roatfmead, Bristol.—408 O K A GIVfN away if noTelief. Ff'1'3 R^mie~cures dtOv Rheumatic, Gout, and Sciatica bottle sent free 15 stanips.-144, London-road, Manchester. 31 "i^ fflone\r. ONEY LENT by a PRIVATE GENTLEMAN WITHOUT LOAN OFFICK KOLTINE From S10 to :£500 UPON NOTE OJ. BAND. TO LADIES, GENTLEMEN, FARMERS, AND TRADERS GENERALLY Also upon the security of furniture, plant, farming stock, shares, and plate in town or country, -without removal, and to assist persons into business; also on deeds and life policies at 5 per cent., from 1 to 10 years without delay or public inquiries-—Apply personally, or write to the lender, HJSNTt* -*ULNER Esq., 17, Wellington-square, KinS B'ro*d, London, S. W N.B.—Strict secrecy observed; 5629 ("CASH ADVANCED (Obr Post or otherwise), upon J Jewellery. Silver Goods, Electro Plate, Pianos, Sealskins, Furniture, and every deacrtptjoM of portable Property. Easy rep:imentS. Alfred Chilcott and Co., 1, Great George-street, Park-street, BristoL Estab- lished 80 -N.B.-C,tsh sent per return of post for valuables consigned for Loan. 8336 791 jt/Si ONEY ADVANCED PRIVATELY" and Without I*! Publicity.— £ 5 to £ 500 lent to respectable house- holders, without delay or routine. Letters or personal calls treated in >■ IRICT CONFIDENCE, or will attend personally at any address Upon receipt of letter.— Mr B. B. LESTER- lo, Bridge-street, Newport (a private house). 1139 A Gentleman having a large amount of Capital is willing to gra.nt advances, upon note of hand, from E15 to £ 1,000 at 5 per cent., to clergymen, Farmers, Hotel Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers, Tradesmen, or to any responsible Person, Male or female, in Town'or Conntry. (Without toan office formalities.} Distance no object, and so long as the interest is paid the capita can remain. No genuine application refnsed. All communications are treated strictly private.—Apply to the actual Lender, «• iiarnsou, Esq., 87, York-road Westminster Bridge-road, London. 5466 MONEY.—If you want an advance of Ca.sh from t 220to £ 2,000, apply to the IMpERIAL DE- POSIT BANK, 13, ADAM-STREET, STRAND, LON- DON, for a Prospectus, which will show you at a glance the exact amount you will have to repay. stttSSSy&ttrE. the only security equired by the 'Bank being the BORROWKR S OWN NOTE OF HAND. Advances are made throughout the United Kingdom to all classes, and distance is no objection. 8069 C. J. KNIGHTLEY, Manager.^ IMPORTANT NOTICE.—If yoh want Money, send Jt stamp tor Prospectus before borrowing elsewhere. —Mr Pike, 43, Salisbury-road, Cardiff. 578 MONEY LENT WITHOUT T-.ILL OF SALE.-A private gentleman is desirotts of making I advances upon promissory note alone, at 5 per cent. interest, to male or female, without sureties and ) strictly private, for, any term not exceeding 10 years.— j Apply for prospectus and scale of repayments to G. H. Shove, 21, Jolin-it, Adelphi, Luailon, W.C. 3063 MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY! GRANTED BY THE PRINCIPAL AND ACTUAL LENDER. Advances of B10 to S500 granted at a few hours' notice at reasonable interest in Town or Country. Distance 110 object. Males or Females. On Furniture, Horses, Carriages, Pictures, Billiard Tables, Jewels, Books, Plate, Linen, Trade and Farm Stock, Plant, Crops, Ac., without removal, and to assist persons into business. Pay Debts, Rent, or Execution also on Deeds and Policies, from one month to ten years. Easy repay- ments. Capital can remain, if required, or interest only need be repaid. No good advance ever refused. Call personally or write for particulars, which will have prompt attention, to the Principal, AUGUSTUS FISHER, 16, FINSBURY-CIRCUS, LONDON, E.C. P.S.—Strictly private, without publicity or Bill of Sale, to trustworthy persons on safe security. 8234 MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND Privately by CHARLES H. WIIEATLEY, Esq., from £ 10 to £5,000. 34, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and 27, Blooms- bury-street, New Oxford-street, London. ADVANCES MADE WITHOUT SURETIES OR DELAY, in town or country, upon note of hand alone, and to assist persons into business, upon mortgage of furniture, leases, machinery, farming stock, crops, shares, jewels, plate, plant, and stock, without re- moval; also upon life policies and deeds at 5 per cent STRICT SECRECY OBSERVED. N.B.—No genuine application ever refused. All communications strictly private. Prospectuses, giving every information, showing all the advantages offered, post free. Having a large surplus capital at command, all advances are granted cheaper than any other estab- lishment in London, from one to fifteen years. N.B.—If desired, Mr Wheatley will attend person. ally at applicant's residence with cash, and carry out the advance. 3509 "lYI OJsISY LFNT at a FEW HOURS' NOTICE, -1'J. PRI\ ATELY, in sums of £ 10 to £ 2,000, to male aud female, in town or country, upon approved promissory notes, 011 the following terms, without de- ductions £ }2 Twelve monthly repayments of £ 0 17 6 \» » -.249 £ 5° •• >. „ ,,476 sis o Larger amounts same in proportion. Quarterly or h If-yearly, or special arrangements made for repayment to suit borrower's convenience extending over a longer period. Advances made immediately upon furniture, trade and farm stock, or any avilable security, at very much lower interest tha.n charged by offices. Distance no object, as loans may be paid by cheque or Postal Orders, or, if the interest is paid, the capital can re- main. Also assist persons into business. Also upon deeds, life policies, a.nd reversions, at flva per cent. TMr^t,e.for Prospectus giving fun particulars to F. H. DUNBAR, Esq., Kent Villa, Harlesden, London. 7900 MONEY LENT UPON NOTE OF HA-.ND AT A FEW HOURS' NOTICE. From BlOto £ 1,000, at 5 per cent. (distance no object). clergymen, Gentlemen, Merchants, Farmers, and others m want of Cash accommoda.tion to meet press- ing accounts, can obtain same (without publicity or Loan Office forrm-tlities). ADVANCES also made to responsible persons, male or female, to enable them to start in business, or to pay their rent, debts, or any execution out. If desired Loans can remain out at interest from I to 10 years. All communications are strictly private, and to avoid wasting time by writing to agents, apply direct to the actual lender.—HENRYHUNTER, Esq, Glou- cester House, 220, Clapham-road, London, S.W. rl2&\ MONEY Advances made daily from £ 10 and upwards, at a very moderate rate of interest on every class of security. Every application treated with the strictest confidence.-Apply J. Blaiberg, Financier. 2, Bute-terrace, Cardiff. 5595 ONEY.-ADVANCES REPAYABLE bv IN. STALMENTS. Interfest moderate. No prelimi- nary fees. Deposits received.—Apply 19, OUAY« STREET (off St. Mary-street),CARD IFF. 1205 4-*jLS J^eaf5\Jto »e Advanced on good ? V/Vf I f Freehold or Leasehold Property, in sums of £ 100 to £ 10,000 also on good personal secu- rity, reversions, annuities, <tc., <fec.—Messrs Hern Financial Agents, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 1049 anfc Joint Jr. LOST, between Castle-road and Kincraig-street Roath, Purse, con tabling loose silver and old Redding ring.—Finder rewarded on returning same to Central Police Station. 577 LOST, Friday night, March 2nd, Black Retriever Bitch, 5 months old, name Nell two white spots on breast. Finder rewarded. Detainer prosecuted. -Information to Williams, 111, Trebarria-street,Castle- road, Cardiff. 403 5S. REWARD.—Lost, a Delivery Book, between 15 Bute Bridge and Adam-street, on Saturday last. Any person returning the same to T. Jenkins, Frederick-street, Cardiff, will receive the above reward. D It. llOOKE'S ORIENTAL PILLS, DR. ROOKE'S p ILL s. DB. EOOKK'S Da. ROOKB'S p ILL So ORIENTAL PILL»" DV EOOKE'S b»ve been of world- T> ILLS, wde repute forjlr nearly half a cen- DB.' 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