South Wales Daily News

PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. HOirrif WILES DAILY NEWS. WORDS. ONCK, _SIX TIMES. TIMES |KS^I 20 Words 0 6 1 0 1 6 V* 30 Words 0 9 1 6 2 3 saram 1M .—————— ———— ———. II NEWS 40 Words 1 0 2 0 3 0 » ECHO. 20 Words Each extra 10 Words 0 3 0 6 0 9 2/6 1 30 WOlda SOl'TII WALES ECHO. „ THREE SIX WORDS. ONCE. TIMES. TIMES. —— 40 Words 20 Words 0 6 1 0 1 6 5/- ——— Each Extra 3OWords 0 9 1 6 2 3 10Words. ————— 1/- 40 Words 1 0 2 0 3 0 — 1 50 Words 1 3 2 6 3 9 f 60 Words 1 6 3 0 4 6 Then charge* apply only to the olane. of Adver- tisement specified below, and are strictly confined to those which are ordered for consecutive insertion, and paid for previous to insertion; if either oj these conditions is not complied with, the Advertise- ment mil be charged by the business Scale:— Apartments, Situations Ytlt or Wanted, To bt Let or Sold, Lost Found, and Miscellaneous Wants. Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, each, iI not exceeding to words, and 6d for each additional 10 words. personal. SMOKE Archer's "Golden Returns' Sweetest Tobacco manufactured 1202 lLwAM Oxley, Private lnqpiry Agent (late TT Detective Sergeant, Cardiff Police). Confiden- tial Investigations.—11, Rawden-piace, Cardiff. Staff wt Detectives always ready. 28 Mlebitfil. CHEMIST and Druggist.—Junior three years' ex- perience aged 18 bi-lingual; extractor large Sown preferred.—B. Keast, Glyn Cottage, Cwmbach, Aberdare. 587 SOUTH Wales NuTses* Co-operation, 152, Newport- road, Cardiff.—Medical, Surgical, and Maternity furses Supplied Day and Night.—Telegrams Ca.rdiff: 1330 JtttawaL APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed tø initials or 8ctitioUII Dames, at thi8 jfflce, are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but to enclose copies of elltimonia's only. LLANDAFF Cathedral Choir.—Wanted, a Tenor. JLj Duties include two Sunday services, one service tn week days at 6 p.m., and a weekly practice. Salary, per annum. — .\p1)ly by 15th inst.. with testimonials to character and efficiency-, to Minor Canon Skrimshire. MISS Astle after 12 very successful years in Cardiff has Bach pleasure in annooncfng that she oon tfnues givin Lessons 01\ the Pianoforte and Singing ?ea&Tth visited twice weekly.—Lessons gives at the residences of pupils, or at 184, Richmond-road, Cardiff, close to Tuff Tale and Rhymney Stations, forms moderate 1197 VTIOLLN.—Extraordinary bargain, grand tone, lock- V up case, bow, tutor, resin, mutes, tuning fork original cost t guineas perfect preservation guaraa- ;eed sacrifice 17s 6d; apprvaL—Miss Gertie Rylaads, j7, Queen's-road, Bays water, W. 36 WANTED, a Lady Pianist and Vocalist.—Apply, W with lowest terms, to Misses Williams, Prince f Oruge, Dinas. 85 (gdiiartsimaL 4 PPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements I addressed to iaitiab or Bctitioaa names, at this rfSu, are requested not to Mid original testimonials with their applications, but to enclose copies of testih woaiais omy. RENCH, Spanish, Italian, German, Private JT Tuition CIaMa, Special Classes for Commercial Correspondence and Conversation. Candidates pre- Mtred for tbe Medical. Law, Civil Service, Excise and Customs Examinations Scholarships through the post; Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Shorthand.—Mr W. Haines, Public Translator, 25, Park-street, Cardiff. 587 OjHORTHAND (Pitman's). Evening Lessons.— Pupils taught and qualified for appointments by uperlenced tutor; individual tuition. Correspond- ing and reporting styles.—Apply Principal, 21a De Bnrgb-etreet, Riverside, Cardiff. OUTB Wales Tutorial Classes.—Preparation for J5 Government, University, and Professional Examin- ations.—R. Stowe, B.A., Secretaiy, 84, Richmond- road, Cardiff. 9S1 WANTED, once or twice weekly, Private Lessons W in French at Pupil's residence.-Bepl1, stating terns, to B 774, Echo Office, Caidiff. 774 Ktfsi anil Jaunb. LOST, on September 30th, near St Nicholas, a Gordon Setter Bitch.—Fender will be rewarded on returning same to David; Hendre, Llandaff. Any- one detaining same will be prosecuted. 4609 LOST, dark sable St. Bernard Bitch also sable Collie Dog. Any person detaining same will be prosecuted.—Apply T. Maggs, Rose and Crown Hotel, North-road, Cardiff. 848 LOST, between Neath and Merthyr, cm Wednesday, Older Book (periodical, Welsh), containing two small cheques, 10s odd.—Finder rewarded on bringing same to the Echo Office, Merthyr. 4593 5 Reward.Lost on Tuesday, 29qh of September, a Single-stone Diamond Ring, between the Castle otel, Neath, and Westgate Hotel, Newport. SSwiU be paid to finder on restoring same to Head Boots, Royal Hotel, Bristol. Bomtsiic £ trbmtts. a ppLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this office, are requested not to send original testimonials "ithtJ heir applications, but to enclose copies of tes\i.. monials ùnly. V good General Servant wanted must be able to cook early riser. Also, a young Girl as Norse- Housemaid required.—Apply Mrs Godfrey, 6; Clive- crescent, Penarth. 729 ENEKAL Servant wanted ptain cooking early riser no washing references required.—Mrs Evans, 14, Bridge-street, Cardiff 772 ENERAL Servant. 25-30 respectable, experinced person to undertake entire work; plaia cook. ing small private house liberal wages.—Apply, by totter only, Mrs Wilkinson, I, Deerbrook-road, Heme- hill, London, 652 GOOD General wanted for one lady 212 age not particular no washing; plain cooking; very Koort home.-61, Apsley-road. Clifton. 654 (SOOD General wanted; £i2: small family, no jf washing plain cooking good home. Young 3eneral, B9, for housework.—20, Stokes Croft, Bristol. PLAi-cooka.nÏed: £18;- family 2; plain cook- ing; early dinners comfortable si tuition, Young House-parlourmaid, £16; good bome.-20, Stokes Croft, Bristol. 988 ANTED^xperienced GeneralServant, with good W references small family nurse kept.—Apply personally or by letter, 27, Edwards-terrace, Cardiff. 896 ANTED, a thoroughly demesticated Mother's VV Help in Farmhouse Nonconformist; good needlewoman musical state salary.—Mrs Powell, Clan. Marcross, Bridgend. 929 WANTED, General (one lady) for Clifton, S12 tV also General, JE12 young Servant, B7. Com- fortable situations. — 8. Abbotsford-road, Redland, Bristol. 678 ANTED, good General Servant—Apply 1, TV Plantagenet-street, Riverside, Cardiff. 617 ANTED, General Servant.—Apply Morialta, St. VT Nicholas-road, Barry. 489 WANTED, an experienced Cook-General not W under 2é.-Apply 33, Despenser-street, Cardiff, any morning before 12. 180 Uofcl abants. AS Head Chambermaid in Commercial Hotel dis- engaged on the 9th October.—Head Stillroom- maid. Imperial Hotel, Torquay. 67 ANTED, by a Young Lady, a situation in a refreshment bar, or in any light business will give first month,—L. D., 25, Market-st., Abergavenny. WANTED at once. Young Lady as Barmaid.— Apply personallv, with references, Mrs Rees Jenee, Pavilion Hotel, 'file Hayes, Cardiff. 480 WANTED, good General Servant live in.— Apply Rose and Crown Hotel, North-road, Cardiff. 506 ^iiurrtions (Rarairt. APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements A addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this )8ce, are requested not to send original testimonials rtth their applications, but to enclose copies ol testi- monials only. PTOINTMENTS under Government.-Hales., 14 —22 • Females, 15—20. Vacancies for 55 Assist- mts of Excise, Nov. 3rd. Men Clerks. Boy Clerks, female Clerks, Telegraph Learners, and Sorters. Sapid preparation by the most successful system; passed over 3,500-Mr Skerry, M.A., Zl, Chancery- lane, London. Boarders received. 60 AKERS — Wanted, Young Man as Improver, jt) about 18 state wages (indoors) and references. —W. H. John, Bridgend Bakery, Bridgend. 942 RICKLAYERS wanted, wages 8d no strike JD sleeping accommodation provided.-Apply_ C i Gray Hill, Builder, Coventry. 586 OULDKRS.—Vacancy for Improver to the Irop I 1'1. Moulding. Good opportunity for steady young man.—Write S 95", Echo Office, Cardiff. 957 PAlTERNMAKlGR —Good Hand Wanted.—State JL age and experience to Taylor, Struve, and Co., Briton Ferry. 4633 SANITARY Inspectorships.—Numerous Vacancies good salaries permanent appointments postal course of lessons for Swansea examination (February) now commencing over 170 successes, and fully half had no previous knowledge of sanitary matters; special ladies' course.—Apply Robert Mushens, Science Teacher, Sunderland. 330 WANTED, Boy used to horses, and willing to make himself generally useful; Welshman preferred.—Address Thomas, Brynarfon, Newquay, Cardiganshire^ 4 VTT ANTED, a thorouahIy competent Mechanic must be used to machinery and capable of taking charge of same.—Apply, stating references and requlfeelyn Tin Works, Neath. 390 fTANTED, Young Man accustomed to cylinder and platen machines one used to gas engine pre- —Rogers, Arcade, Bristol. B39 VTExTfewpairs of good Waggon Makers.— Harrison and Camm, Rotherham, 3984 'PROOF Garment Trade. — Experienced Wanted at once high wages.—India 'hestd CuiitL 4 12s to 15s weekly can be earned in spare time by either sex everywhere work can be done even- ings.—Send addressed envelope to Eclipse Works, 9, Playhouse Yard, Water-lane, London. 237 a month can be made with £ 10.—For particulars address Canness, 154. Leadenhail-street, London. Salary of 12s 6d to j31 per week can be earned in spare hours or evenings, by either sex who can write. Proof sent free anywhere to whoever sends a self-addressed envelope to T. Smith and Co. (Depart- ment 6 G), 79, St. Helen's-gardens, North Kensington, London, W. 92 2 Veekly upwards may be honestly realtsed by c;r¡¡, either sex without hindering occupation.—For samples (returnable) enclose addressed envelope to Evans, Watts A Co. (P 137), Merchants. Birmingham. This is genuine. 55 :ibop Assistants. APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed to initials or Ïlctltious names, at this office, are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but to enclose copies of testimonials only CA. Powell, Sunclad Stores, Dowlais, wants Junior accustomed to horses and soliciting; experienced in bottling ale preferred good wages. 880 fCLOTHIERS.—Wanted, smart Man to Solicit— Apply stating age, reference, and salary to W. H. Staines, 98, High-street, Barry. 622 >^1 LOTH ING.—Wanted, a. good Junior; live out.— \_j Apply Williams and Smith, Newport. 4644 CLOTHING and Gents' Mercery.—Wanted, Young Lad as Apprentice must speak Welsh no pre- mium age 15 to 16.—Isaac and Williams, Aberavon. 1 CONFECTIONERY.—Wanted, second week m November, Young Lady for Cardiff, 18, with experience indoors wages, £20; no laundry.-— Address A.B., Echo" Office, Cardiff. 4542 DR:4.PERY,-Wanted, a smart Junior (Welsh); also Young Lady as Apprentice.—Lewis, Compton House, Llandilo. 6 DRAPERY.—Wanted, experienced Young Lady for Millinery Sales, with knowledge of trimming outdoor.—W. Hughes, 15, 17, High-street Arcade, Cardiff. 778 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, good Junior i) JF full particulars in the first letter.-Parry Bros., Barry Dock. 651 DRAPERY.—Richard Lewis. High-street, Swansea, t has a vacancy for an experienced Young Lady Welsh. 1533 GENTS' Mercery —Wanted a smart Young Man as Improver Welsh personal application pre- ferred, or write at once.—Isaac and Williams, Aber- avon. 2 ROCERS.—Wanted immediately. Manager for X branch shop also couple Hands good references required.—Apply Jenkins, 164, Chepstow-road, New- port, Mon. 4600 required.—Apply Jenkins, 164, Chepstow-road, New. port, Mon. 4600 GROCERS. — Wanted, experienced Assistant; accustomed to soliciting highest references required bilinquist preferred. — Geo. Williams, Grocer, Treharris. 508 GROCERY.—Wanted, good Provision Hand, in. doors Welsh.—Apply, stating age, salary, and reference, O. George, London Warehouse, Hirwain. 13 GROCERY.—Wanted immediately, sharp Improver or Junior.—Full particulars, W. Jennings and Co., 50, Clive-street, Grangetown, Cardiff. 838 GROCERY.—Wanted, experienced Assistant, accustomed to sulicittng; Welsh state age, salary, and references. — W. Lawrence, Tonypandy. 837 GROCERY.—Wanted strong Lad, deliver goods, assist in warehouse, or improver, willing to make himself generally useful.—Henry Rowlands, Treherbert. 583 1'1 ROCERY. — Wanted, respectable Youth as Apprentice to the Grocery and Provision Trade. —Apply for particulars J. Griffiths, Emlyn Stores, Treorky. 610 GROCERY and Provisions.—Wanted, experienced Assistant, Welsh, abstainer; personal applica- tion preferred.—Send particulars to J. S. West, Dyvatty Stores, Swansea.. 999 ROCERY and Provisions.—Wanted, smart Junior VX Hand.—Apply, stating age, experience, aud salary, to T. Langdon, PorthcawL 980 MILLINER, Stylish, accustomed to serve Welsh state reference, experience, salary also young Lady Apprentice.—Morgan Evans, Golden Key, Ystaly- fera. 746 TEA Trade (Presentation). — Assistants wanted state experience and wages required.—Bombay JL state experience and wages required.—Bombay Tea Company, Birmingham. 654 TEA. Trade (Presentation). — First-class Manager wanted.-Apply, stating salary and experience (in confidence), Bombay Tea Company, Birmingham. WANTED, experienced Assistant, about 25, to TT take charge of Provision Counter, must be quiet and obliging, good window dresser, able to solicit state wage, indoor (good home), how long in last situation, Address 1,192, at Lock and Co.'s Advertising Offices, Newport; Mon. 4591 WANTED immediately, a good strong Improver, willing to deliver bread occasionally indoors. —W. G. Thomas, Treharris. 454 CJLltrkJ, # £ anagtrs, &t. APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this office, are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, but to enclose copieaof testi- monials only. DRAUGHTSMAN and Surveyor wanted at onee for about three months.—Apply, stating age, salary, experience, and references, to A. R. Cawley, General Manager, Ystrad Gas and Water Company, Pentre, R.S.O., Glam. 4605 T ADY Clerk, Postal and Telegraphy (S.N.) state I A experience and salary required.—Jonea ,10, Constance-street, Maindee, Newport, Moo. 807 MART Youth for Post Office work must be well unto duties one used to grocery preferred live in.—E. Price, Post Office Stores, Elan Village, near Rhayader. 685 THE South Wales and Monmouthshire Clerks JL Association Ensures Members against loss through want of employment, sickness, old age, and death, and to introduce to employers free of charge clerks of good business capacity and character. Every clerk, whatever his position, should be a member of the association.—Send for particulars Secretary, 1, Doek Chambers, Cardiff. 2043 WANTED, at a large shipowner's office (tempora- rily), a smart Junior Clerk and good Shorthand writer. — Apply, stating experience and wages required, to B 925, "Daily News," Cardiff. 925 WANTED, a Junior Clerk, quick at accounts.— VT Apply National Telephone Co., Ltd., Cardiff. JVgftuus, ftrafcUtts, &£.),. APPLICANTS sending replies to Advertisements addressed to initials or fictitious names, at this office, are requested not to send original testimonials with their applications, bat o enclose copies of testi monials only. Trustworthy Man wanted, Canvassing Cardiff and surrounding towns. An excellent and permanent income is assared to anyone proving himself com- petent.—Address H 582. Daily News Office, Cardiff. AGENTS wanted, calling upon Gas, Chemical, and Iron Works, Collieries, Mills, Potteries, En- gineers, Shippers, etc no samples.—Box 8,176, care of C. Vernon's Advertising Offices, 118-9, Newgate- street, London. 24 AGENTS wanted.—Money easily made in spare time; best paying agency going constant income partieulars free, also pocket rubber stamp of your name and address.—S. Bell, 120, Cbeapside, Londen. 843 BIRMINGHAM Goods, Furniture, Bassinettes, Wringers, Toys, Hardware, Jewellery, Watches, &c. Agents wanted; wholesale book free.—Henry May, Birmingham. 658 CANNED Goods.—Agent en commission, or salary and commission, required for Cardiff district by and commission, required for Cardiff district by a firm importing largely into Liverpool and London.— Write Alpha, care Lee and Nightingale, Liverpool. 844 lIVE Agents 50% commission articles ready sale, J domestic use. Meu who mean bminess and with connection will find this a remuuemtive agency.- Letters only to Utility, 43, Nicholas-street, Bristol. 597 SCOTCH Coal Expert.—Gentleman, experienced, good linguist, first-class connection, seeks opening with good firm.—Address 3840, W. Porteous and Co., Glasgow. 703 Silent Helper.—Why be out of work when you J can become your own master and earn from £1 to B5 per week ? Book and full instructions post free Is Id agents wanted. — Evans, Markleigh, North Devon. 35 TRA V ELLER, t work established connection, JL Printing, Bags, Shop Papers Carmarthenshire, Cardiganshire, Pembrokeshire, ate. experienced man preferred. Watkins, Wholesale Stationer, Swansea. WANTED, thorough good man for Scotch Drapery tV trade.—Apply 4, King's-road, Cardiff. 80 .Dbgíngs, ).partnunis, £. APARTMENTS to Let, well-famished, 222, New- port-road, Roath every home comfort and good cooking; bath. 949 APARTMENTS.—Mr and Mrs Burden, late caterers to the Glamorgan Clab, offer Apartments to three or four gentlemen at No. 12, Dumfries-place, Cardiff, where every comfort, and especially good cooking, may be obtained. 3449 COMFORTABLE Apartments suit one or two gentlemen or respectable married couple good cooking.—Harrison, Newlands Cottage, Llanishen. 741 PENARTH.—Lansdowne Private Hotel. Extensive JJL Channel view superior accommodation; mode rate charges. Special terms to permanent residents. 958 £ itoatimts manüz.. AS Groom or Groom-coachman light weight; 4% years' references age 25.—Kingston, Keynsham, Bristol. 713 BAKERS.—Man (25) seeks situation as good Bread JD Baker; can assist with smalls, — Baker, 3, Crown-court, Duke-street, Cardiff. 814 BAKERS.—Man (married) requires Situation weU JO up in bread, cakes, pastry, smalls, stove goods, icing and piping.—Ford, Sherwood Shop, Pont. rhondda, Llwynypia. 627 BAKERS and Confectioners.—Wanted, Situation as Third Hand well up in bread and smalls- Parry, Tyclyd, Beulah, Garth, Breconshire. 3 BAKERS and Confectioners.—Situation wanted. JD used to bread, cake, aad smalls; age 25.—W, Hale, 8, Somerset street, Brynmawr. 842 ENGINE-Driver.—Wanted, Situation as above by JtJJ experienced, steady man can do own repairs.— C. Persson, 164, Portmanmoor-road, Cardiff. 439 IjlARMKR'S Daughter seeks Situation as Assistant JL' in Confectionery. Restaurant or Bar willing to rnake herself generally useful highest references.— Thomas, care of Maggs, Net Bedminster Bridge, Bristol. 4525 IRONONGERY. Situation wanted as Junior JL Assistant age 19 three experience.—J. Owen, care of Mr To M. Daniels, Ironmonger, Car- digan. TO Bakers.—Young Man seeks Situation as second JL or single in bread, cake, and amnJls.—Richards, 8, Little Water-street, Carmarthen. 840 ANTED, Re-engagement as Working House- keeper to gentleman, or domesticated help to lady.—D. Office, Cardiff. 29 WANTED, by respectable Young Lady, age 23, tV Situation as Mothers Help; thoroughly domesticated knowledge of dairy, etc.—Apply A., Post Office, Wick, Bridgend. 14 ANTED, situation as General; E7 excellent W character good knowledge of cooking strong, honest country servant; early riser. — Lama, 61, Apsley road, Clifton. 653 ANTEDTsi tuationN urse or Mother's Help, age Vt 24 18 months' good character good needle- woman B10 disengaged.—Bva, 8, Abbotsford-road, Redland, Bsistol. 679 WANTED, Situation as Groom, Gardener, or stable only; age 22 fo years' cter.- T. LcTwwWilfe Bouse, Be«W» e^JB^nshire.455 YOUNG Lady (20) seeks Situation in Confectionery JL or any light business will give one month if required near Pembrokeshire preferred live in.— Miss Biddlecombe, 87, High-street, Pembroke Dock. YOUTH, healthy and strong, aged 17, would like JL to get situation as Groom in gentleman's family.—Hughes, Dunraven-terrace, Aberkenfig. 5 Engineer to anyone securing him berth as third in steamboat; has sea-going die- charge.—G. F. Austin, Brewery-lane, Thrupp, Stroud, Glos. 845 fox$al*l?ausjes, lEand* &x. FOR Sale, 12 Houses, situate on side of Blaenau JL' Gwent-road, known as Sycamore-terrace, Aber- tillery lease for a term of 999 years ground rent, £ 15 per annum.-For lurtber particulars aliply per. sonally or by letter to Joseph Harris, No. 2, Park- place, Abertillery, Mon. 504 HOUSE for Sale, near centre of town latest con- veniences £ 275 a bargain.—J. T. Saunders, Public Accountant, 29, St. Mary.street. Cardiff. 786 ALE, House and Shop, meeting five roads, and near the Dowlais New Collieries; also 12 superior- built Cottages, lease 999 years.-Appl¡ Durbin, 9, Thorn-terrace, Abercynon. 811 TO Investors.—For Sale, Copyhold Estate near JL Newport, consisting of houses, ground rents, and building land, producing about B300 per annum,—Write Vendor, South Wales Daily News Office, Newport. TO be Sold, suburb of Newport, Freehold Property in elevated position, embracing about I14 acres, commanding views of Bristol Channel and mountaiu scenery about one mile from railway station. The house contains nine bed and dressing-rooms, drawing- room. dining-room, breakfast-room, library, good domestic offices, and bath. room (hot and cold), gas laid on. Tasteful pleasure grounds, conservatory, greenhouses, kitchen garden, and orchard. Detached stabling, coachhouse, and gardener's cottage. Posses- sion next June.—Further particnlars may be obtained of William Graham, Hitchcox and Co., Auctioneers and Valuers, Newport, Mon. 4530 «0 be 1taulr, &t. CARDIFF, 25, Newport-road—Commodious and centrally-situated Residence, containing 11 rooms, newly decorated, and large garden j side and back entrances rent, £65 per annum, or with lofty 2- sta.11 stable and coachhouse with separate entrance, £ 80.—Apply Hern and Pertwee, Auctioneers, Cardiff; or Mr Stark, Chapel House, Tredegarville. 4617 CCOMMODIOUS Shop and House to Let; best j position suit any trade; newest and most promisin colliery district in Wales; population rapidly increasing.—Apply Lewis, Tytwyn, Naviga- tion, Abercynon.. 4379 FARM to Let, about 60 acres (Cefn Pare), near JT Clydacb, Swansea Valley. September 29th- Apply William Bees, at Cefn Pare. 4468 FOR FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED Resi- JL* dences, Cardiff and Penarth, see Messrs S. Hem and .st. Mary-st., Cardiff 1049 HILLSIDE, Barry.—Three reception, seven bed. JLJL rooms, bath-room, kitchen. scullery, Ac., large garden, splendid situation, within five minutes' walk from railway station. — Apply E. F. Blackmore, Windsor-road, Barry. 4607 KYVIELOG-street, off Cathedral-road.—To Let, convenient House 6 bedrooms, modem con- veniences.-—Apply J. H. Venning, 59, Mackintosh-plaee, Roath. 834 ONMOUTHSHIRE.—To Let or for Sale, a sound ITJL and healthy compact Freehold Farm, between two market towns good roads. The farm consists of farmhouse and homestead, garden, orchard, and several closes of arable, meadow, and pasture land of 256 acres splendid sheep and well adapted for colt rearing stieam of water runs through the farm.—For further particulars apply to Kingaford and Lewis, Auctioneers, Valuers, and Estate Agents, Chepstow. PENCOBD.—To Let, Country Resilience 3 recep- tion-rooms, 2 kitchens, 5 bedrooms stable, coachhouse, saddle-room, cowhouse, large orchard, garden, greenhouse 4 acres land rent £ 48.—Apply W. Howell, J.P., Pencoed. 822 110 £ tl-Iltistmss$rmis*s, &t. CARDIFF.—Offices, 17, Quay-street, partly fur- nished, to Let suitable for architect or insur- ance agent.—Apply Mr Westyr-Evaus. 484 CCUSTOM House-street.—Corner Shop or Premises, j on lease or otherwise first-clans position rent very moderate. — Gottwaltz, Bowring and Perry, Agents, 11, High-street, Cardiff. 242 FIRST Floor óffice at No. 22, St. Mary-street to JL' Let. -Apply Heitzman and Sons, Jewellers, 22, 8t.. Mary-street, Cardiff. 983 CC ILFACH Goch.—Shop and House; suit any trade Jf on main road, in centre of rapidly-increasing population newest colliery district in Wales.—Apply Morgan, Butcher, Uilfach Goch. 512 GROCERY.—A Splenuid House and Shop, with modern front, plate glass, fixtu as complete immediate possession rent low splendid chance for energetic young man.—Apply Thomas Beynon, Grocer, &c., Pentre. 906 NEWPORT.—To be Let, Salte of Offices, four rooms and lavatory centrally situated in Tredegar- place.—Particulars of Manager, Daily News II Omce, Newoort. 1195 OFFICE to Let at 1, Catherine-street, Pontypridd commodious and centrally situated good busi- ness position suitable for solicitor, auctioneer, 4c.— Apply Daily News" Office, Pontypridd. 1314 SHOP, 60 by 22ft.. cellared good house above suitable warehouse or workshop low rental.— Yates, 24, Moira-terrace, Cardiff. 960 SPLENDID House and Shop to Let, Aberdare suit any business; good fixtures; cheap.—Full particulars from Thos. Wake, Gwaelodygarth, Merthyr Tydfil. 799 TABLE Accommodation for horses and carts in IO centre of town, by week or month terms mode- 885 SWANSEA.—To Let. House and Shop, with Bake. house and Stable; immediate possession in growing district.—Apply Gordon, 27, Rhondda-street. TO Let, 22nd instants Shop, 87,- Court-street* JL Clydach Vale populous, busy place best posi. tion.—Apply Thomas, Hereford Stores, Clydach Vale. TO Let, a > Large and Commodious Shop, House, JL and Stable in a new and flourishing district in the Rhondda Valley suit good draper or any other trade-immediate possession may be bad.-Apply to John Davies, Gelly Hotel, Ton Pentre. 836 TO Let, Two Rooms as Offices, on third floor of Caledonian Chambers, 104. St. Mary-street. — Apply Sonth Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff.1218 YNISYBWL.—Draper's Shop and House, fitted up (old established}, to Let; very best position.— Apply Mr Evans, Architect, Sunnyside, Penarth; 847 Hitsttusjs Jmniøs tSEantrii. PONTVPOOL.— Lock-up Shop, or House and Shop, J)_ wanted, in best business position.—Particulars to T 496, Daily News," Cardiff. 496 WANTED, House and Shop in Clifton-street W single or double-fronted.—Full particnlars to Q 667, "South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 677 JØnSUus5tS for Uisposal. BAKER'S Business for Disposal, a small but genuine JD one; no horse kept; owner ordered abroad owing to ill-health strictest investigation invited,—Apply John Hill. 34, Tudor-street, Abergavenny. 517 BRISTOL.—Cigars and Tobacco, combined with Haircutting Saloon, in first-class central madn thoroughfare rent low incoming low satisfactory reasons for dbposal good concern, which can be eonsiderably increased by experienced man.-Apply A 1, Batchelor's Advertising Offices, Nicholas-street, Bristol. 735 (CIGARS, Tobacconist, and Fancy delightful inain j thoroughfare, Bristol superior class trade, profits B5 weekly (six days); rent £25; incoming; S120 stock to suit purchaser suit ladies or young couple.—Apply Tebbs. 739 COFFEE and Refreshments, between City and Clifton Suspension Bridge old-established busi- nesa profits nearly S5 weekly rent B30 incoming, £ 35 chance seldom met WIth. Another near Suspen- sion Bridge, living for three persons, £ 40.—Apply Tebbs, Valuer, 93, City-road, Bristol. 738 CCONFECTIONERY, Sweet, and Refreshment Busi- j ne89 for Disposal; main thoroughfare; good premises; moderate rent; satisfactory reasons fer removing.—¥ 43, "Echo," Cardiff. 43 CONFECTIONERY and Green Fruit Business to be sold as a going concern, Royal Exchange, Fern- dUe double-fronted shop, situated in the best position in Ferndale shop fitted up in modern style; satisfac- tory reasons given for disposal; open to thorough investigation splendid opportunity for pushing business man,—Apply to the Proprietors, Brans and Co., Royal Stores, Ferndale. 73 EXCELLENT Grocery Business for Sale. in Cardiff; Jt'J in good neighbourhood cash trade convenient premises returns jB30 weekly.—Apply C. S. Arthur, 8, Queen-street, Cardiff. 451 FOR Disposal, Jobbing Carpenter's and House- J[* Bepainng Business in Cardiff; established several years good connection.—Write M 889," Echo" Office, Cardiff. 889 FOR Disposal, Confectioner's Business; main Jt' thoroughfare established over 20 years.—Write E., c.o. SirreU, 114, Castle-road, Roath. 452 FOR immediate Sale (leaving premises), General JL' Drapery Stock (clean and useful); cost £269.- Particulars from Mr Thomas, Audley House, Llan- dovery. 818 GRBEN, FItÜt, and ery Bosiness to be Sold as a going concern, near Station at Ferndale bake- house fitted out with a pair of Tunk's patent ovens, in thorough repair new double front fitted to shop, lit up with Incandescent lights satisfactory reasons for disposal open to thorough investigation.-Apply to the Proprietors, Evans and Co., Royal Stores, Ferndale. GROCER and Baker Business and Premises, near Swansea, for Sale cheap, on easy terms sick- ness cause of owner leaving grand oppoitunity for practical person; dwelling-house, shop, and bakehouse most conveniently situated, and business highly suc- cessful—Apply Mr Harlington Jones, Accountant. 42, Castle-street, Swansea. 4585 GROCERY and Provisions. — One of the most flourishing Grocery and Provision Businesses in the Rhondda Vaeh Valley for Sale as a going concern, situated in the very best position in Ferndale; premises right throughout fitted up in modem style; satisfactory reasons ven for disposal; open for thorough investigation.—Apply to the Proprietors, Evans and Co., Royal Stores, Ferndale. 71 C ROCERY and Provision Business for Disposal;; \JT takings £ 100 per week capital required £ 400 centre of Cardiff.—Apply Scot, "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 863 GROCERY and Provisions, in the Rhymney Valley; splendid prospects present turnover good, and smart mau may double in less than six months.- Write, first instance, B. 479, South Wales Offiee, Cardiff. 479 Cc ROCKEY and Baking Business in flourishing and JT risin town, Wiltshire attractive corner pre. mises capital oven, large walled in garden, lawn, and greenhouse everything fitted up regardless of cost. Owner giving up business solely through ill-health, after 12 years occupancy price for this handsome freehold premises and everything appertaining to the business £ 1,000.—Apply Tebbs, Trade Valuer, 93, City- road, BristoL 833 Jublit frattsis. BARGAIN to immediate purchaser. Handsomely- JO fitted Fully-licensed House. Bristol; suit beginners everything £225.-Apply Tebbs, Valuer, 93. City-road, Bristol. 832 F- OR Sale, with immediate possession, the Leasr' JD Goodwill, and Trade Fixtures of a popular cornee Double-licensed Public House, situate at the Docks, Cardiff; doing £5,000 yearly lease, 25 years to run at an annual rental of £370.-For further particulars apply to Mr David R. Knoyle, Chartered Accountant, 7, Fisher-street, Swansea. 4508 (C ENTJINE —Wholesale and Retail Beer, Wine, and X Spirit Business in Cardiff weekly trade, 8—9 barrels and 200 dozen bottles, besides good spirit trade and grocery business exceptional opportunity per- fectly satisfactory reDS for disposing mus be sold within a month sacrifice to earliest applicant good- will small; stock and fixtures at valuation.—Full ^rtiCTilara to J. B. StepfeQW, 'BOHWgb; Chambers, PEMBROKE Dock.—To be Let, with immediate possession, that well-known and old-established Full.licen"ed Pnblic.house. the Crown Stores, Pem. broke Dock, close to the entrance to the Dockyard, Military Barracks, Market, and the proposed Dock- yard coalin jetty and extension works. Free house. The above house was carried on very successfully for many years by the late Mr W, B. Price, afterwards by W. B. Price and Co., Limited. Term now expired. The house is one of the very few freeholds in the town. —Apply Albert Rollings. Exchange Supply Stores, Pembroke-street, Pembroke Dock. 602 SUITABLE for beginners.—Corner Beerhouse, near Lawrence Hill, Bristol comfortable living trade ncoming £55 cash.—Tebbs, Valuer, 93, City.rd.,Bristol. WLagaxis and (ftollurg Requilitts. HARRISON and CAMM, Rotherham, near Shef- JLJL field, Builders of Railway WAGONS for cash or on deferred payments, or on simple hire. Repairs and Maintenance Contractors. Depots at all principal stations. Also makers of Railway WHEELS. Agents C. Tennant, Sons, and Co., Cardiff. 1283 RAILWAY WAGONS for Hire or Sale. Cash or deferred payments.—The Midland Railway Car riage and Wagon Company, Limited Midland Works Birmingham 1082 THE BUTE WORKS SUPPLY CO., JL IB, PEARSON-PLACE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telephone No. 45 (Post Office and National). Telegrams Gething, Cardiff. RAILWAY COAL WAGONS (New and Second- hand) for cash or redemption hire. Quick delivery can be made of perfectly new and almost new, latest regulations. Ten-tonners on simple hire (including repairs) at a low figure per quarter would reciprocate in ironstone, coke, or coal; For Sale, 20 latest regula- tions 10-Tonners 2 side doors good as new, having been overhauled, painted, and ready for lettering. LOCOMOTIVES.—Four-wheels coupled, 12 by 20, and six-wheels coupled, 14 by 18, now at Cardiff also six-wheels coupled, 12 by 17, at Port Talbot—all recently overhauled and ready for work cheap for cash or three years' redemption hire. RAILS —Bridge, flange, double and ball head, with or without fastenings. SLEF.PERS.—Wood and steel for all gauges. EARTH WAGONS.—10-side tipping. 30in. gange, PORTABLE RAILWAY.—24in. or 30in. gauge, £11 per 100 yards of lailway complete. Full particulars on application. Coal Wagons for Sale amongst others, 25 JL T.V. and G.W.R. type, in excellent condition at a low price.—Apply J. Heald, Rolling Stock Works, Cardiff. 1268 lIuydtS, &t. t- MORRIS BRos., CYCLE WORKS, PONTYPRIDD. Immense bargains to personal callers. Watch startling developments. We must shift the stock for new arrangements. Come and see. Also repairs. 1186 ALLDAYS' Cycle Riding School.—Open daily from Hall, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. CHOICE Second-hand Machines call and see them. Humber, B6 Singer, £4 15s Rudge, B5 10s Our Mudguards can be attached and detached in a minute no rattle fit any machine. Lamps, bells, tool bags Veeder Cyclometers, Ac., of the latest patterns. Repairs neatly done.—Griffiths; Limited, 57, Queen-street. 4104 SAFETY, Lady's Pneumatic, all latest improve- ments, £ 6 10s.—Apply H 830, Echo Office, Cardiff. 830 SAFETY (1896) Pneumatic, reliable and fanltless, JB6 worth £ 20.—Write M 666, "Echo" Office, Cardiff. 656 SAFETY (Gent's), Pneumatic, just new, highest grade, faultless £8 10s cost £ 26.—Address F 820, co Echo" Office, Cardiff. 820 £ ltitcirtmrg> Spools, &t. BOILERS, all sizes, Vertical, Cornish, ^Lancashire, JD and Locotype also Vertical Steam Engines.— The Grantham Crank and Iron Co., Ltd., Grantham. FOR Engines, Boilers, Air Compressors, Pumpe, J' and General Machinery try RYans. Engineers' Supply Depot, North Dock, Swansea. 4612 FOR Sale. in Rhondda Valley, Incline Brake Sheave, J[* 9ft. diameter^ two 4ft. Guiding Sheaves with brake lOin. wide, pillars, chains, bearings complete. To be sold very cheap to first comer.—Li nacre, Hay, Breconshire. 4S6 FOR Sale, one Two-ton Scotch Derrick Crane, 52ft. J' radius jib recently working.—Apply Westlake, 1*81 Mortar Mills, Saw Benches, Portable and JP Vertical Engines, New Fire Boxes, Tubes, and all kinds of repairs, G. KYTB and CO., ATLAS ENGINEERING WORKS, CANTON, CARDIFF. N.B.—Sole Agents for the Thistle Oil Engine cheapest and best in market; 5 B.H. to be seen at above address 3163 LOCOMOTIVES. — Excellent second-hand 14in. 6-wbeeled Tank Locomotive, for immediate de- livery just overhauled. New Locomotives in stock.— Avonside Engine Company, Bristol. 438 PORTABLE Engines. Mortar bitlIs, and Saw JL Benches for sale or hire purchase.—Send par- ticular* of requirements to Clarence Wharf, Newport. STEAM Engines (new), Horizontals, 13in., 14in., 16in., and 20in cylinders Verticai with 7in., 9in., and 15in. cylinders.—Hill and Son, Albion Works, W olverhampton. 42 WANTED, about 1,500 feet of Second-hand Gas tt or Water Pipes, 10" co 12" bore, light make. —Full particulars, with rough sketch and price, de- livered at Bethesda Station, North Wales, to Mr Farrell, 1, Arcade-chambers, St. John's-square, Cardiff. WANTED, Egg-end Boiler for water tank, 5 feet W diameter or under.—end particulars and price to Great Mountain Collieries Co., Limited, Llanelly. Herns, Wtte !fto,h, CARRIAGE Lamps.—Inspection invited.—Best se- lected Stock in the West.—C. E. Gurnsey's Carriage Lamp Works, Merchant-street, Bristol. 4005 FERRETING.—6 Ferrets for ratting and rabbiting, J)' in regular work, 3s 9d each lot, 21s, packed; delivered immediately.—Chas. Powell, Fairford. 459 GREAT reduction in Hand.sewn Harness, Saddles, Horse Clothing, Carriage Lamps, Waterproof Rugs, Horse Clippers, etc.—Saddlery Company, Alex- andra-road, Swansea. 4614 jJtraliriJ, JJigwms, &t. FOR Profit and Prizes.—Pen of 5 birds, 27s 6d, Wyandotten, Orpingtons, Minorcas. Poultry and Profit," 6d.-Coaley Poultry Farm, Dursley. 4302 fax &ak.~ffltsttll&ntan&. BUY of Fligelstone, the PopulaT Cardiff Pawn- broker, Jeweller, Outfitter, 22, Castle-road, Cardiff. 1763 BUY of Fligelstone.—Lady's 18ct. Gold 5-stone pure white Brilliant Diamond Ring, 35s. 1763 BUY of Fligelstone.—Gent's 18ct. Gold very heavy 10 Gold Bangle Ring, only 30s. 1763 BUY ot Fligelstone.—Lady's 18ct! Gold Watch, heavy 18ct. gold cases, only 45s warranted. 1763 BUY of Fligelstone.—Gent's Solid Gold Chrono- graph Stop Watch, only63s grand bargain. 1663 BUY of Fligelstone.—Lady's solid Gold handsome Victoria pattern Albert, only 45s bargain. 1763 BUY of Fligelstone.—22ct. Guinea Gold Wedding Rings 3dwt., 15s 4dwt., 20s largest sale in Wales. 1763 BUY of Fligelstone.—Gold Keepers—18ct. Gold Keeper? from 5s Gold Keepers, & choice selection. 1763 BUY of Fligelstone.—Lady's solid Gold Dress Rings, Hall-marked, real stones, only 3s 6d. 1763 BUY of Fligelstone. — Gent's solid Gold Signet Rings, Hall-marked, only 3s 6d. 1763 BUY of Fligelstone.—5 guinea Silver English Lever; maker, Spiridion, Cardiff only 45s. 1763 BUY of Fligelstone.—Lady's handsome Silver Watch and f80ey Sliver Albert, only 158, warranted. BUY of Fl: gels tone.—Gent's handsome SilverWatch and fancy Curb Albert, only 15s, warranted.1763 BUY of Fligelstone.—Gent's Gold Albert, 25s; Lady's Gnld Alberts, 15s forfeited pledges. 1763 BUY of Fligelstone.—Gent's Silver Levers, 15s Silver Watches, 6s Lady's Silver Watches, 6s. BUY of Fligelstone.—Popular Black Vicuna Coats and Vests, only 10s lid grand values. 1763 BUY of Fligelstone —Real Welsh Flannel Shirts JLF and Drawers Shirts, 4s 6d Drawers, Is 9d. BUY of.Fligelstone.—Gent's Silver Hall-marked enrb Alberts, 5s Ladies' Silver Alberts, 3s 6d. 1763 EST-known Pawnbroker in Cardiff.—Fligelstone, registered The Popular Cardiff Pawnbroker. Highest Prices on Gold and Silver Valuables Lowest interest; strictest privacy.—Only address 22, Castle- road, Roath, Cardiff. 1763 C"1ASH Buyers White Wax Candles.-300 Cases for Vy sale at less than maker's prices carriage paid 5 cases.—Cox Hallett, Shrewsbury. 930 ("CURE for Piles. Perfect cure guaranteed in most j stabborn cases post free, 2s 9d.486d.-La. Trobe, Chemist, St. Michael's hill, Bristol. 933 CCUTLERY (sterling silver, Hall-marked, mounted). y —For immediate cash, lady offers unsoiled 10- guinea service for 30s 12 large, 12 small knives, meat carvers, game carvers, also steel; finest quality ap- proval paid.—Mrs Farqnhsrson, 52, Hugh-street, Eccleston-square, S.W. 545 DRA WING-room Suite, second-hand, £ 3 7s 6d Mahogany Dining-room Suite, nearly new, Chest of Drawers, Armchairs, bargains.—26, Wyndham Arcade. 912 EARTHENWARE and China.—Seconds, S2 crates Jljj best, S5 will send 15 doz. seconds articles for 17s 6d. Write for lists.—Webb, Longton, Staffs. Potteries. FOR Sale, about 36 gallons NewMilk, daily delivered JL' at Taff or Barry Railway.—Apply Cooke, Castell. y-Mynach, Pentyrch. 709 FURS.—Real Russian Fur Boa (dark brown), silky and bushy, 3 yards long, only 19s 6d, worth five guineas; also real Bear (dark brown) Crossover Neck- let. with 6 Russian tails hanging, Paris model, richly satin lined, very becoming, 18a 6d, worth JB5; both new; approval paid.—Rosalind, 43A, Clapham-road, London. 546 GENTLEMEN.—Don't choose your suits until you see our splendid Vicuna, Serge, and Tweed Suitings to measure, 36s 6d made high-class style patterns post free; you can save a sovereign.—The Woollen Company, Bradford. 29 IMPORTANT.—A valuable Silver-plated Tea and j_ Coffee Service, comprising tea, coffee, sugar, cream cost S14 14s offered for B2 7s 6d never been used; approval free.—Address, Bntler, 43, Grand- parade, Brighton. 59 IMPORTANT.—Forks and Spoons.—Young Lady, urgently requiring 25s, oners 5 dozen articles, 12 each table and dessert forks and spoons, 12 tea spoons, salid silver plated; cost B15 18s 6d unused genuine bargain approval free.—Miss Kendall, 2, Claylands-road, S.W. 547 XRON Buildings for Sale at close of Cardiff Exhibi- JL tion, 146ft. x 146it., with seating and platform, and 75ft. x 45ft.. both suitable for concert or drill halls also Hospital for eight beds, fully equipped.—Apply Humphreys. Ltd., Iron Buildings Works, Knights- bridge, London. S.W. 5399 LADY wishes to Sell Parcel of Baby's First Clothes superior quality, new, never worn very cheap.— L., 32, Lancaster-road, Fallowfield, Manchester. 657 MILK of 12 Cows to be Sold for a term to be agreed upon.—Apply Thomas, Tynypwyll Farm, Whitchurch, Cardiff. 707 MONEY Urgent.—Advertiser must sacrifice valu- able jBll 58 Service of Al quality, real silver plate, viz., 12 each large and small Forks, 12 each Table, Dessert, and Teaspoons perfectly new will wear 20 years price only :£1 18s 6d approval free any- where before payment. — Address, letters only, D. Butler, 43, Grand-parade, Brighton. 58 POTATOES, Potatoes.—Best English Magnums, JL light and red soil, direct from growers free from disease lowest possible prices,—G. Graham,, Potato MerefaaattI.Whitdaaich, Salop. 462&; PRIVATE Christmas Cards. —Thatoher, College Green, Bristol, holds the Newest and Choicest Designs in Christmas Cards. Early application Is earnestly solicited to prevent disappointment and ensure best patterns. 4500 RARE Books.—Curious and sensational French Novels in English medical works, Ac. Descrip- tive list, stamp.—Dawson, 44, Packington street, London, N. 64 RUSSIAN Fur Boa long, dark, and bushy cost 63s never used accept, 15s 6d approval.— Ada, 52, Hugh-street, Pimlico, S.W. 25 SEALSKIN Jacket, very latest style quilfced satin lined perfect condition advertiser will eaoriflee £ 7 7s.—Mrs W 9A, Jamaica-street, Bristol. 744 TABLE Cutler^.—4-guinea Service, 16s 6d 12 table, JL 12 small knives, meat carvers, also stl :white balanced handles also S7 Set for 23s 6d, with game carvers, extra ivory handles, finest Sheffield make approval paid.—Governess, 55, Handford-road, London, S.W. 544 TABLE Cutlery.-4-guinea Service, 16s 6d 12 table 12 small knives, meat carvers, also steel; white balanced handles also S7 set for 23s 6d, with game carvers, extra ivory handles finest Sheffield make; approval paid.-GoverneSl!55, Handford-road, London, S.W. 543 TARPAULINS. Cart Waggon Covers, Horse and JL Loin Cloths.—Apply to the Makers, Fred Morgan and Company, Mill-lane, Cardiff. 487 TARPAULINS for Waggons, Carts, Machines, JL Buildings, Ac. black, yellow, green, or white indiarubber. Horse Cloths, Ac.—Price list free direct from makers, E. Parnall and Co., Sheen-road, Bed- minster, Bristol. Telegrams Canvas," Bristol. 4290 VERY fine Meadow Hay for S&le; £4 lOB. t delivered Cardiff or on rail.—Apply Evans, Ra.dyr Coort, Llandaff. 453 HARRIS'S Emporium.—Fresh Arrivals every day JLjL Special to-day-Babf Walker (registered) Go- carts, enables baby to walk in a lew b01U'lt: thousands already sold price Is ll%d sent carriage paid to any address on receipt P.O. 2s 61,.td < useful Chairs, Is and is 6d each High Chairs, 2s charming Folding Bamboo Seat (registered). Is HlAd, 2s 6%d, and Sailed either sent carriage paid 6d extra.—E. E. Harris, C Department, Market Hall, Newport. 1345 HARRIS'S Emporium, Newport Market. Special JLjL attractions. 1345 "XT ARRIS'S Cash Bargains.—Parties furnishing are XI particularly requested to call and examine :— Lot 1—ix strong Kitchen Chairs and large Arm Chair to match, good size Table with drawer, Steel-rail Fender and Fireirons, only 38s 6d. Lot 2—Bedroom Suite, comprising full-size Chest five Drawers, Wash- stand, Toilet Table, Swing Mirror, Towel Airer, and three cane-seated Chairs, polished a beautiful mahog- any colour, only three guineas the lot. Lot 3-Brass. mounted and double brass rail Bedstead, (full size), pair tmck Forfar Palliasses, superior Flook Bed, Bolster and two Pillows complete, £210s. Packed free and sent carriage paid. Satisfaction guaranteed. Each lot can be forwarded same day as order received. —Call or write (biing this advertisement with you). Established 1852. Letter orders and inquiries receive prompt attention. Postal address, E. E. Harris, Market Hall. Newport. Telegrams, Harris, Market, Newport." 1345 SMART Hats.—Charming Millinery at Harris's noted Millinery Establishment, Market Buildings, Newport. Everything up to date. See windows: Sterling value. Cash only. M ANTLES, Capes, Jackets. The Latest Fashions. Our new Showrooms are now open a visit of inspection will be esteemed specialite Children's Out- tltting at extremely low prices best value for cash only.—Harri /s. Market Buildings, Newport: Only 2 minuteb waik from station through Fennel's Arcade. p'O Tons Firewood also Dunnage Boards, Deals, O Scantlings, Russian and Dunnage Mats cheap.— Snapland, bottom East Dock, Cardiff. 984 JPBATHERSL JPIEATHBJTSH FEATHERS FOR BEDS. Why bay common shoddy Wool Beds when yott Can get Best ENGLISH FEATHERS at6d per lb., carriage paid ? Warranted dry and sweet. Feather Beds made to order. Send for samples and price list to H. HANDY AND CO., FEATHER MERCHANTS, WELSHPOOL. NORTH WAT.ITS 1208 ^tisaUatuous Mants. I ADY wants to Adopt young Baby small premium J required good home; or Lady taken in Accouche- ment.—Apply Y 967, "Daily News," Cardiff. 967 TACK wanted for four or five Colts, in good keep JL and shelter.—Apply Rees Powell, Trecynon, Aberdare. 13 npiIMBER Windfalls Purchased, any quantity. — JL Send particulars to Manager, Clarence Wharf Saw Mills, Newport. Mon. 4486 fflxzttW&xuavLS. ——-—— FURNISH on oar New Hire Svstem. Houses or Apartments completely famished on a new sys- tem adopted solely by us, whereby all publicity, exposure, and nqmries usually made by other com panies are dispensed with. We have an immense stock of Honsebold Furniture of cheap and superiorqua.lity 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, ana, being manufacturers, weguaranteeqaality, 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 im. mense stock, and compare prices before purchasing t sewhere. We will supply £ 6 worth for 2s od weekly £10 worth, 4s weekly £15 worth for 5s weekly £20 worth, 6s weekly and so on in proportion. Specia enns for latter quantities. Please note the Aadr ess: SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY, 31, Castle st. (opposite the Castle). Cardiff. 12783-1105- £ loneg. SWANSEA— £ 5 to £ 500 Advanced Daily by The Swan^fea Finance Co., Ltd. Terms reasonable. All transactions kept strictly private. Distance no object. 4231 Address :-16, GOAT-STREET, SWANSEA CASH ADVANCED by L SELLSB, from j55 and upwards, on personal security, to all classes, repayable to suit the convenience of borrowers. Dis- tance no object. Apply personally or by letter, 9, GROVE-PLACE, SWANSEA Private and confidential as heretofore.—N.B.— Advances made on plate, jewellery, watches, See., at a reduced rate of charges. 1193 GROUND FLOOR. 11. DUKE-STREET. J. W. WILLIAMS. ACCOUNTANT. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE given to Gentlemen, Large Tradesmen, and others on Note of Hand* Life Polities, Deeds, and Plate. Strictest Privacy Guaranteed. Interest reasonable. No other charges. Re-payments to suit clients. 4574 DO YOU WANT TO BORROW MONEY ? YOU CAN DO SO FROM B10 TO :£10.000 BY APPLYING TO US. We have been established for over 50 years, a certain proof of our fair and honourable dealing. We do not keep our customers waiting, and oar Rates of Interest arer easonable. Write or call Manager, SOUTH WALES AND WEST OF ENGLAND ADVANCE BANK. 3, BUTE-TERRACE, CARDIFF. 1225 WANTED S15 improving business good per. sonal security equitable interest. No money lenders.—Address Vamp, South Wales Daily News, Cardiff. 457 MONEY LENT ON NOTE OB HAND, THE NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK, BALDWIN STREET, BRISTOL.* Cash in amounts from B20 to Advanced in all parts of the Kingdom without sureties, delay, or publicity, and on the security only of the borrower's written promise to repay. These advances may be repaid by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments extending over a period of time convenient to the borrower, or the principal may remain so long as the interest is paid. This Bank is entirely distinct from any money- lendinl office, and has a long-standing reputation for fair dealing and prompt completion of advances. Apply, stating amount required, to Ur T. C. MILBURN, General Manager. NOTE.—Specially advantageous terms tor Loans on Life Insurance Policies, Reversions, and Second Mortgages. 3132 MESSRS John JF. Harvey and Co., Auctioneers, etc., Goat-street, Swansea, have Money to Ad- vt nee on Freehold, Leasehold, and Personal Security. F-irmture, etc., warehoused, and advances made thereon. Bills also discounted. 2975 MORTGAGES.—S Ham and Pertwee, St Mary- JjJL street, Cardiff, Mortgage and Insurance Brokers, have numerous sums immediately available for Free- holds, Leaseholds, Reversions. and Life Interests. 1049 riCHE CHARING CROSS BANK (Estab. 1870), 1 28, Bedford-street, Charing-cross, London, W.O. Assets, £512,475. Liabilities, £a09,475. Reserve, £303,000. Loans of JESO to £5.000 made on any class of security. 2% per cent, interest allowed on current accounts. Deposits of S10 and upwards received as under :— 4% per aon., subject to 3 months" notice of withdrawal. 5% „ 6 „ t>% 12 Special terms for longer periods. Interest paid quarterly. Depositors have no liability whatever, and are amply secured. Write or call for Prospectus. 1264 A. WILLIAMS; Manager. POSTAL DELIVERY OP THE SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. The Proprietors of the SOUTH WAUBS DAILY NEWS beg to announce that by a special concession of the Postal Authorities they are enabled to despatcn their First Edition each morning by the Mails leaving Cardifl at 2^0 ajm, and 3.45 a..m, Country Subscribers residing within the limits ot GLAMORGANSHIRE, CARMARTHENSHIRE PEMBROKESHIRE, CARDIGANSHIRE. As weU those portions of BRKCONSHIKKv and MONMOUTHSHIRE comprised within the TredSga* and Rhymney Vailey Postal Districts, may now have the SOUTH WAIJSS DAILY NEWS delivered at their residences daily by the same nost as that which con veya their London letters London West of England subscribers receive-ttaehr papers on the forenoon of publication The THIRD EDITION of the SOslTR WALES DAILY NEWS is forwarded (prepaid) to residents of the follow- ing and all other places within the Cardiff Postal District in time for the first morning delivery :— St Fagan's Solly I Michaelstone-Ie- Pencoed Courtyralla Vedw S Brides-sup.-Ely Dinas Powfs Castletown St. Nicholas Cadoxton Marshfield BonVilstone Barry Penarth Peterstone Caerphilly Llandough Llandaff Bedwas Lisvane Radyr Ystrad Mynach Llanishen Morganstown Pwllypant Whitchurch MeJiDgriftlth St. Mellon s Tatrs Wen Pentyrch Cefn Mably Tongwynlais St. Andrew's Wln't Tree Bdge PER QUAKTEB, POST-FREE -.099 PER HALF-YEAR „ '0 19 6 BERY'SAB 119 0 SOOTH WALES DAILY NEWS OFFICES, Saint Marv-sir ^t. Cardiff ~\TEATH AND DISTRICT BILL* POSTING COMPANY —Late T WaD. I Offices :—ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, NEATH « Manager :-J. W. ROBINSON. < I Lesaeesand^roimetcTs of the best,Potting1 Stations} 1 'in Neatn and District> -1220 woacaiion. I CARDIFF. OTICE OP REMOVAL. I Mrs ALFRED MORRIS, L.R.A.M., Assoc. Vocalist College, Mewber of the Incorporated Society of Musicians, HAS REMOVED to Messrs NEW- MAN'S, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, where LES- SONS in VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING, PIANO- FORTE, and HARMONY will be resumed on SATUR- DAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH. All communications to be addressed to LULWORTH HOUSE, CAERLEON. 4 HARROW HOUSE, 221, NEWPORT- ROAD, CARDIFF. THE MISSES MARKS WILL OPEN A KINDERGARTEN, WITH TRANSITION AND npPER CLASSES, ON SEPTEMBER 24TH. Certificated Froebel Mistress. A few Boarders can be received. Prospectus on application. 1281 The Misses MARKS are forming an open Juvenile Dancing Class. Saturdays, 3 to 6. Newest dances. Terms on application. Private lessons in Music, Drawing, end Painting, SWANSEA, GIRLS BOARDING AND DAY vj SCHOOL, BELLEVUE, SWANSEA. Principals—The Misses PHILLIPS. Assisted by resident Certificated English and' FOTOiga Governesses and Visiting Masters. Preparation for Local Examinations. House is pleasantly situated in its own grounds on a hill, and overlooking the sea. 1297 == KINGTON. ARROW HOUSE SCHOOL, -CTL KINGTON, HEREFORDSHIRE. The Course of Study inoludes a good English Education, with Lessons in French, German, Ifraw. ing (three kindsX Music (practical and theoretical), Singing, and Violin. Good Examination successes for several years. Last year 30 Pupils were sue. cessful at the various Local Exams., 6 gaining Honours. Liberal diet. Home comforts. Fees (inclusive) from 8% guineas per term. References from Clergy and Parents of present and past Pupils. Prin- cipal, E. SCHINDLER. Pupils can be received at about halt fees if willing to assist an hour daily with little ones. 3793 CHEPSTOW. CHEPSTOW GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— First-class work by London University men. Beautiful place, in a fine country. Many years' reference to families. GEORGE DEWDNEY, B.A. 3328 CLAUDE DEWDNEY, B.A. WARMINSTER. LORD WEYMOUTITS GRAMMAR SCHOOL; WARMINSTER. Head Master: Mr W. F. BLAXTER, M.A. (Honours), Cambrfltge* Resident Assistant Masters; fir A. G. TOPPLE, M.A. (Honours), Cambridge. Mr T. B. COLLINS, B.A. (Honours), Oxford. Mr HARRY P. SHALLARD. 283 Successes at the Oxford Local Exam, in recent years, 66 in Honours. ExeeUent Cricket Field, Swimming Baths. Play- ground, Fives Court, Workshop. For Prospectus apply to the Head Master. 1382 SOUTH DEVON. NEWTON COLLEGE, SOUTH DEVON. PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL: THE LORD COURTENAY. HEADMASTER REV. C. A. C. BOWLKER, M.A.; late Scholar of Jesus College, Cambridge late Assist- ant Master at Uppingham School; formerly Army Class Master at Dover College (in succession to Rev. G. T. Warner, M.A.) THE HALL, J. J. CROSS, Es<& ML A., Brasenose College, Oxford. HIGH-CLASS SCHOOL, with strong staff of Uni- versity Men. Healthy elevated situation. Excellent School Buildings, Chapel, Library, Laboratory, Work- shop, Gymnasium, Swimming Bath, Racquet and Fives Court. Junior School and modem side. Special and most successful Army and Navy Class. High places at Woolwich and Sandhurst, many scholarships at the Universities, and entrance scholarships at the Public Schools. Inclusive terms from 65 guineas a year. All extras optional. The school charges have been materially reduced and are strictly inclusive, and a boy's ex. penses are kept as low as possible. NEXT TERM BEGINS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH. 3686 FRANCIS WATTS, Secretary. DEVONPORT. XpNGlHEER STUDENTSHIPS, ROYAL JLli NAVY. EXAMINATION, APRIL, 1896. One-fifth of the successes obtained by Candidates from all parts of the United Kingdom were secured by Students of the DEVONPORT HIGH SCHOOL (Naval and Civil Service College). CLASSES in PREPARATION for the above, as well as for NAVAL ASSISTANT CLERKSHIPS, wfll COMMENCE on THURSDAY. 10th SEPTEMBER. For all particulars apply to the 3842 HEAD MASTER. STARTLING NEW STORY. BY A POWERFUL WRITER. THE JgROKEN JpETTSU, BY JOHN K. LEYS. Lovers of thrilling and sensational fiction will be delighted to learn that we have secured the right to publish an absorbing new work of singular interest from the pen of JOHN K. LEYS, Author of The Lindsays." U In the Toils,' "TheMyatery ot Lowdon Oastta," "Oo the Track of the Iron Horse," Guilty ot Not Guilty," A Bird of Prey," THE jgROKEN JpETTER possesses an unusual plot and an abundance of incident, and moreover, written in a tfryle to please the most fastidious reader. The author of our new story, Mr John E. Leys, is wet! known as a writer of skilfully con- structed stories. His works, whilst quite within the domain of probability, nevertheless derive muoh of their interest on account of the fertility of their author's imagination. Tbey are esentially stories of action, rapid in movement, and are written in a vigorous style. Mr Leys has few compeers in the art of con- structing a story so as to sustain and increase the intereit with each succeeding chapter. He lurea the reader on from scene to scene, and holds him spellbound to the end of the story. In a serial competition instituted by one of the great weeklies, Mr Leys obtained the first prize of sor bis sensational story In the Toite," THE JgROKEN JgtRTTER IS NOW APPKABINA IN THE CARTIFF rgllMBft ANn SOUTH ALES -^EEKLY JjpWS OUTLINE OF OPENING CHAPTERS. Dr. Stanford is summoned to attend a younpr Russian lady who seems to be dying ÚOJD All inexplicable cause. On examination be itwrMea that she musk have inhaled some poisonous gas from a scant-bottle placed by someone on the table. The doctor manifests an unusual interest in his patient. When he re-visits the girl he discovers the incriminating scent-bottle bas been removed by Madame Fabrini, who is ostensibly the housekeeper. On being closely questioned be reluctantly produoee a bottle^ which is recog- nised by Ursula Beritza, the patient, as the identical bottle. Dr. Stanford's suspicions at Madame Fabrini are temporarily allayed, but in leaving the bouse his eye is caught by a sparkle of glass in the gravel, which proves to be a fragment of a similar scent-bottle. The doctor returns, but finds that Madame Fabrini has disappeared be is informed that Ursula also has gonet. but is sceptical about the latter information, He casually sees her ab a window, whilst he is going through the gardens, and goes back, when she confides in him, inform- ing him of the plot to destroy her life. Her story is a sad and exciting one. The foregoing oonveya but a faint idea of the opening incidents of a very exciting serial. The story itself is largely concerned with the affaire of the Nihilist) Society, one of whose members is a traitor, and the evil genius of the story. He plots and counterplots, bis chief design being to obtain possession of the Beritza estates. To further his purpose nothing is too diabofoal for his scheming brain, He causes Ursula's brother to be arrested, thereby hastening her father's death, and matures plans by which he hopes to get rid of Ursula herself. Attempting far too muoh, he defeats his own ends. A strong love element runs through the story, which is ode of extraordinary power and sensation. THE BROKEN JglETTER IS NOW APPEARING IN THB CARDIFF rpiMES AND gjOUTH WALES y NEWS. bipping Hatias. 1 &CARDIFlf AND BORDEAUX /gffPrPVy-VV The CARDIFF STEAMSHIP FIRST.CLASS SCREW STEAMERS wm sail as follows, circuts* "fcances penmtt g DORDOGNE..Cardifl for Bordeaux Oct. 9 ELY Bordeaux for Cardiff „ .Oct. 12 With goods and passengers. For Rates of Freight, Ac., apply to Mr A.G. Todd. 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Pills are guaranteed to cure all complications. Also gravel and pains in the back. Post free for 4s from G. D. Horton, M.P.S (from the General Hospital), Aston-road, Birmingham' AgentsCardiff—A. Hagon, Chemist, 39, Bridge-st. and 11, Bute-st. Merthyr—-Wills, Chemist. Swausea. Lloyd, Chemist, Oxford-st Newport—Young, Chemist High-st. N.B.—Has never been known to fail Lefc ters answered fnw. Plea^o name paper. 2896 HK CADOXTON AND BARRY JL BILL-POSTING COMPANY (LIMITED), VERE-STREET, CADOXTON-BARRY. Secretary, MICHAEL DAVIES. j Beet Positions and Largest Connection in the Dis. ■? trict. 1221 lIusUuss AbbusStL MISS gRADDON'S LATEST STORY. The Proprietors of the CARDIFF TIMES AND SOUTH WALES WEEKLY Have concluded arrangements which enable them to announce the forthcoming issue in their Columns of a CHARMING NEW ST ORS OF FIRST-CLASS CHARACTER From the Indefatigable and Unrivalled Peltof MISS BRAD DON. Most readers have read—and are theeafON warm admirers of-Miss Braddon's Famoor Stories, including LADY AUDLEYtg SECRET." Of DEAD MEN'S SHOES," "WEAVERS AND WEFT" "THE CLOVEN FOOT," THE FATAL THREE," "THOU ART THE MAN," And More than Fifty Others. Any one of these Stories would pewon recognition and popularity for its author, and indeed such a galaxy cf stories as that with which Miss Braddon has ennohed the world is to be found nowhere else in English liMn- ture. She still merits and retains the title earned long ago, The Queen of Novelists,* and we are gratified to announoe that the Opening Chapters of her Fascinating Story. THE LITTLE A UNTI.& WHA APPCAR IN ran COLUMNS or m CARDIFF TIMES AND SOUTH ALES WEEKLYN, ON SATURDAY. OOT, 10, IN THE LITTLE A UNTIE Pathos, Comedy, and Tragedy are mingled with supreme skill. The Story fascinates the reader because of the exquisits grace and delioacy of portraiture, and thej marvellous knowledge of the springs human action. The central idea of the Story is the passionate, reciprocal devotion of an annt and her three nephews, who have not the advantage of parental sympathy and restraint. The author weaves around the oentral characters a oharming romaooe wbtoh reveals the minor traits of character and enlists the reader's sympathies for the v heroine. THE OPENING CHAPTERS OF THE LITTLE BY i MISS gRADDON, WILL APPEAR ON SATURDAY, QCTOBER 1Q— NEW ROMÂNO OF JOINING "I THE IvIINE Mas1^ DAUGHTER, OR, mE MISER'S ATONEMENT* is from the Pen of MR J. MONK FOSTER. who has achieved great popularity as a writer of stories depicting the life of the tail- ing masses in large centres of industry aril commerce..«>■ Ói The Opening Chapters of this New StOiy Appeared in the CARDIFF TIMES AND SOUTHWALE8 WEEKLY NE -"I i Oil SATURDAY, SEPT. 26TH. To those who have read his previous works our author needs no introduction or praiq. His vivid pictures of industrial life live in the memory. For the benefit of those unac- quainted with The Queen of the Factory," Slaves of Fate," Children of Darkness," "Through Flood and Flame," or any other of the many successful stories from his facile pen, we give a few particulars of his career, THE MINE ]yjASTB-Rf JQAUGHTER OUTLINE OF THE STORY. The Mine Master's Daughter deals with the varying fortunes of Annie Lynn, tbe charming daughter of a miserly colliery pro- prietor. Father and daughter have widely different temperaments Abraham Lynn is avaricious, unfeeling, vindictive whilst his daughter is generous and sympathetic, and endears herself to all with whom she comes in contact. Across the paths of these two Irvea there comes John Ulvarston, clever and shrewd, but manly in character. He comes as the new manager for Abraham Lyna, and soon makes drastic changes in the conditions of labour. Ho deals firmly with the old man. pomting out to the latter the consequence* of his niggardly policy. The miser yields reluctantly and suspiciously to the irresistible arguments and infectious enthusiasm of his new manager, with the result that his mine develops into a very valuable property. Meanwhile Ulvarston is captivated by Annie Lynn, but honourably refrains from expressing his feelings to his divinity, who is engaged to the sou of a local banker named Cunningham. The bero plunges into work. hoping to find therein an anodyne for his disappointment, and succeeds in amassing for himself a considerable fortune from an old mine his employer has refused to work. Fortune's wheel turns slowly bat surely* and Abraham Lynn finds himself on the verge of bankruptcy. His daughter's ftaaœ, Cunningham, refuses- to help him, but the ÐQble instincts of Ulvarston prompt the latter to assist the old man in his distress. Gradually Annie Lynn learns the true character of Cunninghnm, and marries Ulvarston. There are exciting incidents in the coal mines, including the entombment of ccveral miners by a large fall. Ulvarston is over- powered by gas in a daring attempt at rescue, and is injured by a falling rock. The reader becomes interested in the hero and heroine from the first chapter, and follows them with increasing interest through all the vicissitudes whioh lead to their union. THE OPENING CHAPTERS OF THE MINE; DAUGHTER, BY 3. MONK FOSTER APPEARED ON SATURDAY, gEPTEMBER 96m. THE CARMARTHEN BILL-POSTIN* JL COMPANY. BRIDGE- STREET, CARMARTHEN, |Bill-posting and Advertising in all ita Branch* •; throughout ohe Counties of rTirmrtrf im-i Pr 11 ivoko, and Cardigan. 1192 m ~M»na?er