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TO BE («I VE]S AWAY FREE I (A BEAUTIFULLY ILLU STBATDD PRICE LIST). INTENDING PURCHASERS E& A O V ADD! OF WELL-BUILT- ES??t vAll f\I AAOlJI CC.OC SHOULD SEND AT ONCE FOR SPENCER'S 1906 CATALOGUE OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS IS MAIL CARTS. THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED DISPLAY IX THE CITY. THE WONDER OF THE AGE IS OUR &2 18s. 6a. SEWING MACHiNE. MANGLES. KNITTERS. BABY CHAIRS, COTS, A SPECIALITY. A. W. SPENCER, LD., St. John's Church-sq.. Cardiff |

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS CARDIFF. fpHEATRE n OYAL, CARDIFF. Leasee and Manager ROBERT REDFORD. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30, The New Farcical Comedy, MR. HOPKINSON, By R. C. CARTON. Preceded by THE IMPOSSIBLE TRIO. Next Week (Easter Monday at 2 and 7.30), THE CHRISTIAN. Box Office at Theatre 10 to 5. Nat Tel., 362. a6334 KING'S -HEATRE, CARDIFF. II Sole Lessee and Manager.FRANK BATEMAN, TO-NIGHT. at 7.30, THE ilMXEGU'TIONER'S DAUGHTER. Next Week: A WOMAN'S LOVE. Easier Monday—Matinee at Two o'clock. Booking Office open 11 to 2. Nat. Tel., No. 01393. al624 'Tis not in mortals to command success, but we'll do more—deserve it."—Addison. THE CARDIFF E MPIRE, QUEEN-STREET. X"aging. Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! (Good Friday excepted.) FRED KARNO'S LATEST AND GREATEST CREATION, J| O S E S & SON. "Written and Arranged by Fred Karno, Fred Xitchen, and Harold Gatty. Music Composed and Arranged by Dudley Powell. The Company includes Fred Kitchen, and, nth this sole exception, this Colossal Attrac- tion will be Presented by a Stupendous Cast. composed entirely of acknowledged Hebrew Artistes!—including Miss Leah Morris (late Principal Florodoro. Company), Miss Janet Reeve (sister of Ada Reeve), Miss Kate Forster (from the Savoy Theatre), Miss Rose Abra- ham? (from the Gaiety Theatre). Mr. Herbert Landeck, and Mr. Anthony Gordon. For the correct representation of this Novel and Original Production, the entire plant of Scenery, Properties, Costumes, Electrical Effects, Ac., have been specially painted, designed, and manufactured at Karno s Theatrical Factory, Camberwell. under. the immediate direction and personal supervision of Mr. Fred Kamo. The Typewriters used in "Moses & Son" axe Royal Barlock Visible Writing Machines. Perkins (caretaker at Moses & Son ), Mr. FRED KITCHEN. Scene 1. Bank of "Moses & Son," Tombard- street, City. Scene 2. The Stock Exchange, Thrc-g morton-etreet. Scene 3. The "Moeee X&nsion. Park-lane; the Ball-room. The Policeman and the Baby." REZENE & ROBINI. V THE GRAND NATIONAL Se-produced on the American Bioscope. HARRY CONLIN, Comedian.. The Renowned Juggler, WALTER BELLONINI. ERNEST HEATHCOTE, Comedian. ROSIE COLEMAN, Sand Dancer, ANDOS, Happy Little Japs. Bicycles Stored Free of Charge. Two Performances Nightly. Early One oetween Seven o'clock and Nine Late One between Nine o'clock and Eleven. All Artict" Appear at Each Performance. PHILHARMONIC HALL, ST. MARY-STREET. X MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. The AMERICAN BIOSCOPE COMPANY Present the IJIRAIN w RECKERS, In Twenty Exciting Scenes. The Race for the GRAND NATIONAL. A STORY OF A BROWN HAT. Genuine Pictures of the RESCUED MINERS at COURRIERES. -I.A _Tbxilling -WRabjeciL.- Jfowdreds of New Pictures from All Parts of tbe Globe. Entertaining Side Shows. CONTINUOUS PROGRAMME. Adniiffiion Sixpence to See Everything. ,,4 a6354 pARK-HALL, CARDIFF. TO-DAY AT THREE. TO-NIGHT AT EIGHT. LAST TWO PERFORMANCES. THE ST. LOUIS TALKING AND SINGING PICTURES. Prieeø:-3d., 6d., Is.: Reserved Seats, Is. 6d. Doore Open 2.30 and 7.30 pan. Early Doors Two and Seven p.m. (3d. Extra). 3354s14 NEWPORT. THE NEWPORT EMPIRE, CHARLES-STREET. Managing Director .OSW ALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! (Good Friday excepted.) MANNING'S ENTERTAINERS, in a. second edition of The Hotel Boots." Fra-nk Dunlop. comedian. Marie Collins, the bright spirited singer. The Grand National re-produced on the American Bioscope. Reed- Oetzmanji Troupe, in On Tour in the Tyrol." Marzella'e Birds. Lady Fauntleroy. Mora and Lola. R. H. DOUGLASS, the Private Detective. L18864 LYCEUM, MEWPOBT. Lessee A Manager. 4SIDNEY COOPER. JKA £ TER MONDAY, AND DURING THE- WEEK. at 7.30. GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTION. The Successful Homely Drama, THE LITTLE BREADWINNER. IMATINEE EASTER MONDAY and TUESDAY, At Two o'clock. APRIL 30th. WEEK- 2624 THE CARL ROSA OPERA COMPANY. IN gPRING-TIME Nature requires a. little gesistmee, the system needs toning up and strengthening, and conditions appear which should be ■promptly remedied. Don't wait until your health becomes impaired—take at once a. course of medicine which is known the world ower as the beet Spring Medicine. B E E C, H AM S PILLS fcre a. most efficacious remedy for soring lassitude and listlessnese. They purify the blood, strengthen the nerves, and exert a beneficial tonic action throughout the entire arteem. Begin to take them now. for B&EGHAM'S PILLS JJRING JOY AND BRIGHTNESS. Sold everywhere in boxes, price 1/li (56 pillsl Hi W ("8 pills). « £ C66 .FURNITURE. HALF-PRICE RANKRTTPT STOCK FROM LONDON FACTORY. MMTUTfi8T i BBJE h GLEAREDQUICKLY. GRAND oppop-TUNITY. ..J w?? and Fil'9klaas Condition. BEnR?m?AND FABWUR SUITES. BEIX j S?ADaJBEDDlNG?'IA?? OVERMANTELS. MM?A?,Kn'OHEN FURNITURE. & DON'T BE ENTICED into OTHER SHOPS—COME TO US. Liar FREE BY RETURN OF POST. DELIVERY FREE. Six Kitchen Chairs Given with Each Furnishing Order. HUGHES & CO., FACTORY PRICE FURNISHERS OHu1WH-EÈT' ?ARntPF AND GARDIFF ..11..y..ROÅ.. j EXCURSIONS. RED FUNNEL LINE. SAILIN GS From CARDIFP and PENARTH. (Weather and circumstances permitting.) APRIL, 1906. CARDIFF. LEAVE WESTON. East. Sat., 14—9.15, 11.15 am, *10.0 am, 12.0 noon, 1.25. 7.30 pm I *-6.25, 8.15 pm East. Mon., 16-9.20, 11.10,,1.0, "10.0, *11.55 am, 1.45, 3.0, 8.50 pm 8.15, 9.40 pm East. Tues., 17—9.25, 11.25 am, 10.10 am, 12.15, *&D, 2.15, 4.15 pm 3.33 pm ed.,18—10.50 am, 2.0, 3.45 pm 111.35 am, *2.45, 5.20 pm Ihur., 19-6.40 am, 1.15, 3.15 111.50 a in: *2.0, 4.0, 6.20 5.15 pm pm '?LEVED<?N. LEAVE CAEDIFr.) LEAV E ~~CLEVEIK>N7" EaAer Mon., 16-3.0 pm I 7.15 pm Easter Tues.. 17-4.15 pm 8.M pm LEAVE CARDI IT I LEAVE MINEHEAD. Eaeter Sat., 14-9.3D am 7.40 pm E<?t Mon., 16-9 '30 am, 1220 7.45 pm L_EAVE CARDIFF'. ? LEAVE ILFRAOOMBE. J Easter Sat.,14—R9.20, P9.30am, I 4.30, 6.15 pm PI.30 pm | Easter Mon., 16-R9.20, P9.M 4.30, 16.15 pm am, 1112.20 pm Easter Tu??- 17-R9.20 am ? 4.30 pm Wed., 18—B9.20 am, P2.30 pm | 4.30 pm, 17.0 pm Does not call at Penarth. EASTER SATURDAY. i AFTERNOON TRIP to L YNMOUTH and ILFRACOMBE.—Cardiff Pier-head 1.30 pni; Ilfraoombe 6.15 pm. Fare-28 6d. EASTER MONDAY. DAY TRIP to BRISTOL (direct) .—Cardiff Pier-head 8.25 a.m.; Bristol 10.50 am, 11.0 p.m. Special faires—Single Is 6d, Return 2s. AFTERNOON TRIP to CLEVEDON, via Weston.—Cardiff 3.0 pm; Clevedoll 7.15 pm. Fare—Single is, Return Is 6d. EASTER TUESDAY. AFTERNOON TRIP to CLEVEDON, via W wtQn.-IJeave Cardiff 4.15; returning from Clevedon 8.30 pm. Fare-Sing-Joe Is, Return ls6d. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. AFTERNOON TRIP to ILFRACOJIBE.— Cardiff Pier-head 2.30 pm; Ilfracombe 7.0 p.m. Fare—2s 6d. Galls off Lynmouth 35 minutes before and after Ilfracombe, except trips marked t. R Special Boat Train from Riverside Station, via Barry Pier, at 9.20 a.m. each day. P From Cardiff Pier-head. Penarth 10 minutes later, except Trips marked The fares from Riverside Station to Lyn- mouth and Ilfraoombe, via, Barry Pier, are I the same as from Cardiff Pier-head. Season Tickets, £ 2 2s. A limited number available between Cardiff and Weston, JB1 18., and Half-fare Coupon Books on Sale. Through Bookings from Stations on the Barry, Taff Va-Ie. a.nd Rhymney Railways. Excursion Bookings to DEVON and CORN- WALL from Cardiff Pier-head or Riverside, via Barry Pier and Ilfracombe. For Further Particulars apply 13arry and Bristol Channel Steamship Company, Mer- chants' Exchange, Cardiff. Nat. Tel.. 156. Telegrams. Devonim. diff." a6248 THIS IS tuf Third Great Art Drawing HELD BY THE National Art Union FOR THE READERS OF THB I "WESTERN MAILII II EVENING EXPRESS .r;-r- t.r;, to' WEEI(L Y MAIL a 1.0 The Winner in the First Draw- ing was a Charwoman, who received a Prize value II £ 155. The Winner of the First Prize I in the Second Competition, value £ 100, was a Police Sergeant. The Winner of the Second Prize, value -230, was the wife of an Inland Revenue I Officer, and The Winner of the Third Prize, value £ 20, was an Engine Driver. i • -— W You can start to-day. THE CONDITIONS ARE Allf FOLLOWS 1. In every issue from the 29th of January until the 24th of May will appear on Page 1 of the "Western Mail," Evening Express," and Weekly Mail" an Art Union Coupon. 2. Each reader forwarding a Coupon, to- gether with Two Halfpenny Stamps, to the National Art Union, Western Mail Chambers, Cardiff, will become a Member of the National Art Union, and be entitled to .ne chance in the Grand Prize Drawing, which will take place on June 13, 1906. The Stamps MUST NOT BE GUMMED to the Coupon. A reader may send in any number of Coupons provided tnat each Coupon ia accompanied by Two Halfpenny Stamps or a Postal Order. 3. f The Prize-winners will be notified after the drawing, and the list of names and addresses may be inspected at the Art Un:on Offices, Western Mail Chambers, Cardiff, and at their Head Offices, 10, Lancaster-place, Strand, W.O., or will be forwarded upon application, accompanied by ona Penny Stamp. 4. In addition to the Three Prizes already mentioned, one prize, consisting of a repro- duction of a well-known work of art, will be given in every fifty cnances or Coupons, and all who subscribe for and send in not less than 50 Coupons in one batch, and do not win one or more prizes, will be entitled to a CONSOLATION PRIZE. 5. When the Coupons are received eaoh Coupon will be numbered, and these num- bers will be publicly drawn from a large Ballot Wheel for Prizes in the pivsence of the Managing Committee (approved by the Board of Trade) and the Members at the General Meeting of the National Art Union, on June 18, 1906. 6.\ All coupons must be forwarded on or before May 31,1906, and if members so desire they may be saved until that time and for. warded in one baicb. It wil be distinctly understood that this Art TDion drawing is organised and promoted entirely by the National Art Union, workinjj under the Act for Legalising Art Unions, 9 and 10, Victoria c. xlviii., and by express authority, of his Majesty's Botird of Trade. POSTAL ORDERS MAY BE SENT WHEN SIX OR MORE COUPONS ARE FORWARDED. An acknowledgment of the receipt of Coupons can only be given when they are accompanied by & stamped and directed envelope. -¡- MRS. WILLIAMS 28, and 30 ROYAL ARCADE, CARDIFF Htaving just returned from London, is Now liti6ving G the LATEST STYLES in SPRING MILJJNERY. BLOUSES, SKIRTS' GLOVES, BETiTS, NECKWEAR CHILDREN'S COATS. PEIJ?SRS, HATS AND BONNETS, UND}OI,QTHING, CORSETS SPEOL?L LINES AT is. md J £ ami/boat and Feather Stoles a Speciality' Ad. Log^eotiou Solicited. am .j EXCURSIONS. I p. AND A. CAMPBELL (LIMITED). SAILINGS FROM CARDIFF AND PENARTll! (i??T Weather, and Circumstances Permitting). APRIL. LEAVE CARDIFF. I LEAVE WESTON. Sa.t.,H-S.20, 11.20am, 1.30, 7.30 I 10.10 am, 12.10, 6.20, 8.30 Mün., 16-8.15, *8.30, 10.15, *9.0, *10.15, 11.5 am, ??11.15:im 12.15, "1.15, 2.15, *1'\0, 1.5, *2.0, 7.30, 3.0, 8.45 pm 8.0, 9.45 pm Tu.,17-Ð.30, 11.50am,2.0, 4.45 ) 10.30 am. '12.20, 3.45, 9.30 Wed., 18—11.0am, 1.0, 2.0 pm | 12.0, *1.45, 5.30 pm I 22.15, 2.15, 4.15 pm ?1.15, 3.5, 6.15 pm LKA.VE CARDIFF. I LETViT CLEVEDON. Fat., I'-dc7.30 pm 1 10.10 am Mon., 16—tv2.15 pm 7.0 pm Mon. L,?BAYn CARDiry;"LEA\'iT'BRlSTOL." Sa* 14—dc7.30 pm 9.0 am, 8.45 pm 16-? S.15 c?'O pm 10.30 am, 10.45 pm :rup" 17-?10.30 ?m, bcll.O pm I 1.0 pm We?, 18-b=12.30 pm j LEAVE CARDIFF. (^E^VETO^^OMiilS. Sat.. 14—fll.O am | 5.0 pm Mon., 16-t10.30 am o s Pp-m 17—tl0.30 am, 3.0 pm §3.50 pm Wed., IE— 110.0 am ^teamor calls off Lynmouth to and fro except Trips marked §. I EASTER MÕNDAY, APRIL 16th' Whole Day Trip to BRISTOL.-CardÙr *8.15 a.?Q; Bristol 10.30 am, 10.45pm. Special fares: &Ingle Is 6d, Return 2s MINEHEAD and ILFRACOMBE.—Cardiff 10.30 Lao, Ilfraoombe 6.15 am. Minehead 8.0. Fares- Minehead—Single 2s 6d, Return 3s: Uira- combe—Single 2s 6d and 3s 6d, Return 3s and 4s. ¡ CLEVEDON. via. Weston.—Cardiff 2.15 pm; Clevedon 7.0 pm. Single Trip to NEWPORT.—Cardiff *9.30 pm. TUESDAY, APRIL 17th. AFTERNOON TRIP to TLFHACOMBE — Cardiff 3.0 pm; Ilfracombe 8.30. Return fare: 2s 6d. Not.This Steamer calls off Lyn- month down journey only. 'idoes n-ot c,a,ll at P-onarth. t Ciiea-1) Roate to DEVON and CORNWALL. a.Penarth 25 minutes earlier, b Penarth 3D minutes earlier. tl Penarth 40 minutes earlier, c Single only. eVia Weston. A Limited Number of Half Fare Coupon Books (Not Transferable) will he issued. Through Bookings from all Taff Vale and R.hymncy Stations to Western and Ilfracombe. For Further Particulars apply W. GUY, 70a, Bute-street, Cardiff. a6267 EASTER HOLIDAYS! COOK'S TOURS!—Extremely IJOW Fares! CajdiS to Rome and Back for 5 guineas, Paris 2gs., Brussels 34s. 6d., Ostend 29?. 8d. Boulogne 33s 10d., Dieppe 35s., Channel Islands 228. Switzerland, Riviera., Sea Cruises on Liners, Home I}rts, Hotels, A<—Ap?!v for Pro- grammes and Tickets for All Railways and Steamship Lines to Messrs. Tli-OUNCE and SONS, Bute Do-oks, Cardiff. (Wirea: Trounce, Cardiff. Tel. Nat.. 200.) e2083 PUBLIG NOTICES. OND GLAMORGAN R.G.A. (VOI, UNTEIMB). REGIMENTAL ORDERS BY COLONEL H. DAKDEN FISHER, V.D., Commanding. Cardiff, 13th April, 1906. 1. Parades.-Tuœday, Company Drill, with arms. Friday, Battery Drill, under t.S. Saturday, 21st inst., Drill at Fort Lavernock; I Parade ut Queen-street Station at 2.50 p.m.; ,et Sta-tion ?i 2.bj 1). Uniform to be worn. Signalling, D.R.F. Specialists, Laying, Stretcher Drill, and medical inspection of recruite each evening. 2. Extract from London Gazette," dated 7th April, 1906. 2nd Glamorgan R.G.A. (V,ol.).-Cal-)taiii and Hon. Major A. E. Taylor resigns his commission, with permission to retain his rank aoid wear the prescribed uni- form. Lieutenant A) L. Moon resigns his commission. The undermentioned Lieu- tenants to be captainsR. J. T. Rees, A. T. Gibson, A. P. Thomas. 3. Postings.—Captain R. J. T. Rees is posted to command No. 3 Company; Captain A. T. Gibcon is posted to coaiimand No. 6 Company; Captam A. P. Thomas is posted to command No. 10 Company. 4. Duties.—Tie Company on duty for ensu- ing week: No. 3 Company. Medical odce]*: Surgeon-captain C. 0. Parsons. (Signed) I J. E. G. FOLLETT. Captain and Adjutant, 2nd Glam. R.G.A. (Vols.). PENARTH COMPANIES. Wednesday.—Company amd Recruit Train- ing at Eight p m. For Duty: Sergeant Collins, Trumpeter Matthews. (Signed) H. C. VIVIAN, Captain. Commanding Penarth Companies. -WOTICF Officers attending the Dramatic Performance at Penarth on the 20fh a.nd 21st inst.. will 1 appear in Mess Dress. a5001 SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTH- SHIRE CLERKS' ASSOCIATION. The ".Ninetftntli Annual General Meeting of the Members of the above Association will bo held at the Royttl Htotel, Cardiff, on Saturday, the 21st April, at 6.45 p.m. At the close of the meeting a Smoking I Concert will take place. e2191 RJTO SHOP KEEPE SHOPKEEPERS AND OTHERS REQUIRING I NEW SHOP SUN BLINDS (Spring Roller or Hook Up) are Invited to Send for Estimates to MORGAN and RICHARDSON, Sun Blind Specialists, 43, BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF. Blinds Fixed in Any Part of the Country. Nat. Tel. No., 326. Telegrams, Tarpaulins, Cardiff. e2023 HOTELS AND HYDROS. ESPLANADE HOTEL, PORTH- CAWL. SPECIAL EASTER TERMS. REDUCED TERMS FOR. VISITORS STAYING ONE MONTH. e2184 SALES BY TENDER. VALE OF GLAMORGAN. rUO be SOLD by TENDER, as a Going Concern, the Business of WHEELWRIGHT and CARPENTER for some years carried on at, St. Atha-n by Mr. Ja.mes J. David. with 3Vh.p. ••Oil Engine. Stock-in-Trade, and Unexpired Term of Lease of Premis-es. The Stock, Ac., can be Inspected upon application to the Vendor, on the Premises. Tenders to be sent to Mr. J. David, Auctioneer, Co-w- bridge, on or before 24th inst. e2187 SUNDAY SERVICES DEOTSCHER gottesdienst.— BARRY DOCK, 100, Kinffsla.nd-cresoent, 3.30 p.in. CARDIFF. 186, Bute-road, 7.30 p.m.— J. Achilles. Seamen's Pastor. el994 —=== BUSINESS ADDRESSES FURNITURE. NEW PREMISES JUST OPENED. TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUY. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. £ 5.629 15 01 Worth o? Household Furniture, including l?,ve?-1.1 op'ianos, 5ft. and 6ft. Solid Oak and Walnut Sideboards, Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Bedroom Suites, Dining and Drawing Room Suites, etc., etc., has been removed from our London Showrooms, to be disposed of by Private Sale at very low prices. Sale commencing each day at 10.0 a.m. Call and inspect our Stock, or if not able to call send for Catalogue, tree on application. CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE Note our only South Wales Address: THE WEST LONDON FURNISHERS, 47. ST. MARY ST.. G.W.R. End, opposite the Theatre Royal, I CARDIFF..»» I'REYNOLDS'BREAD] A WORD ON BREAD. I The Bread wni?h contains most B nutriment M B J. REYNOLDS & CO.'S Gold Medal WHEAT-MEAL BREAD Bg It is as appetising as ca?e. H EASJLY DIGESTED. H Is both a muscle and tissue builder. ORDER REYNOLDS' BROWN BREAD ■ FMM YOUR LOCAL BAKER. | &>I,? Makers of GoM Medal' Vhmt-meol: 9 J. REYNOLDS CO. ?Ltd.), .1. MUAXXB, GDOUCESTEB. ,If PREPAID SCALE. COMBINED SCJALE for Small Prepaid Advertise ments in the WESTERN MAIL and EVENING EXPRESS WORDS. OKC1. NCE.¡ TIMKS. TIMES S. D. S. D. P. D. 14 words 0 8 1 4 2 0 15 to 22 words 1 0 2 0 3 0 23 to 3C words 1 4 2 8 4 0 words fcmall Prepaid Advertisements are inserted in the, I. EVEN, EXPRESS" at te following rates:— I I 'l'HR.E1J: I SIX TIMF'S. TIMKS. 11- -I 14 rrotds 0 3 0 6 0 9 15 to 22 words. 0 5 0 10 1 3 23 to 30 worda"'1 0 7 12 19 h extra 8 0 20 4 0 6 1 Each extra 8 0 n n 2 0 4 0 t§ words J 0 2 0 4 0 t In ail cases the name and address are counted as part of the Advertisement. PERSONAL. Reward to any person giving Account cf~Mrs. all COJlings-height bft. Bin., fJandy hair, sandv complexion, smaJl face, small grey eyes, small mole left side chin; little lame right foot; large joint second on the bis toe; wearing brown cloak down to her hips; little boy with her. 14 'months old, light brown hair—to Samuel CoIUngs, 53, Fern-hill, will reoeive the above reward. 263521 'l1RLJ.ST.-CaIlarraíig.COlliellt compietedIines'?my Tm,?liy proposals altered your discretion, detaining sum guarantee fulfilment alternative decline act refer matter back.—X. e2614,17 WH-L E. T. Comn-.unicats with Friends"iiTt'he Nortii on the 23rd and 21th of this month. es20 HIS CGuntr:Kin[!'and-Gjrf' as sung by Millie JH Lindoii, Worda and Music will Appear in To- morrow Sunday's Umpire." Order at once from your e2iS9 WILL the Person who took Gent's-Bicycle from outside Central Hotel, Cardiff, Tuesday after- noon, please return time to 23, Carncron-strect, Car- diff; inlormation will be given to police if not rptnrned immediately; numbers and marks known. e^565slS I LOST AND FOUND.  OST, a Gold Brooch, while travelling from Maesteg I J to Mwynypi:). by 2.15 train; finder will 00 hand- somely rewarded.—Appfy Police-station, Maesteg. e-19 MEDICAL '-r- rpil-E Retreat, York.—Probationer? wanted for JL Mental Nursing Training for- Threo or Four Years; lectures, certificate; uniform and laundrv; salary from commencement; excellent health essential. —Apply, with photo, station, profession, or business of father, to Matron. c671S WANTED, a Junior Assistant ii Colliery District; £ 170 per annum, with room", coal, and gas, and 10s. extra midwifery.—Reply Box M 19, Evening Express, Cardiff. C6724 PRIVATE Nursing and Convalescent Home.—Chronic, JL Medical, and SlIrgical Ca^cs received; aunny aspect; high and bracing; near wells and bath.— Terms on aiyplieaficn to Nufse Murphy, Homestead, Llandrindod Wt^ls. c6730 M,EIJIO_U. Practitioners are requested not to apply for appointments under the Ebbw Yale 'Work- men's Doctors Fund without first communicating with the Medical Secretary, British Medical Association, 423, trand. Lomlen, or Honorary Secretary, Mon- monthshire Division, 19, Gold Tops, Newport. e245?l4 .,("Ithsbire 19, Gold Tops, -\c,p,,rt. e245-?14 CLERICAL WANTED, Assistant Curate in smail Country W Parish; light, but interesting work; bacheJm; priest; interested in young men; healthy, beautiful country, three hours from London; Severn Tunnel Junction Station in parish; Juno, or as soon as pos- sible; stipend, excellent furnished lodgings and £120.- References to Archdeacon Bruce, Bogiet Ilectory, New port, Mon. e24S3sl7 LEGAL. BOi", J'?t ?a?-i!:? schco? wanted for Solicitor's I Office.—Apply, in own handwriting, stating age, schooling, and parents' position, L 83, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2524sl4 SCHOLASTIC. ASSIS7'AXT Schoolmaster wanted for Q,i.k?,rs Yard ATruant School; salary ?5 per annum, ?with board, lodging', and laundry.—Apply the Superinten- dent- rS631 O UPPLEJV^EN TA It 1 Teacher WM7rfV, Art! 68,' C5 Infants' Department, l'euarth Kational School' salary £ 25.—Appiy Secretary. e25S3s20 D-ULY-N-urierYGoverness wanted Girl of .Ei?hT JL? mus'cai; ne?dlewoman.-Write, stating previous engagements, age, &c., to il 17, Evening Express Office, Cardiff. e2593si4 EXPERIENCED and Certificated Art Mistresa (Board o-f Education and Ablett's system) requires Further Visiting -Engagements in South Wales Dis- trict; six years In best London art schools.—Taylor, Bryngwy-n-road, Newport. e2560slS HOUSEKEEPERS, &c. IADY desires Situation as Children's Sewia f/n-iid; J good neediewoman.-B., Jubilee Cottage, Caer- went, Chepstow. eH3.;1A SITUATION wanted by respectable Widow as Working Housekeeper .B:, 8, Boaser-strcet, Wainfelin, Pontypool. e26C5sl7 HOU SEKE EPER. — W ant Ml, for Gentleman, j[l an experienced Working Housekeeper; good plain cook.—Apply Manager, London and Provincial Bank, CowSridge, Glam. e'2594s23 WORKINO Housekeeper or good General required I f for Single Gentleman, Pembrokeshire; £18 to E20 per aniyim.—M 4, Evening Express, Cardiff. eslS RESPECTABLE Farmer's Daughter Meks  Situ?tion Useful Help, Mother's Help, or Nurse.-L 8a, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2556818 UPERIOK young Widow seeks Situation House- keeper or Help.-Superior, Evening Express, Merthyr. e2535sl8 /f",ANTE1D-Uwful BMF;plain krng;-Ušed-t V\ children. Also Servant.—1> 74, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2522sl4 LnEN-Keeper, Sewingmaid, by Widow; recoml mended; small wages to havo girl 4.-Bmes, Best, Porthcawl. e2491sl7 DOMESTIC SERVANTS WANTED, experienced Parlourmaid; Churchwoman. t V -Apply, letter only, Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Tro- ne wy rid, Liandafl. c6638 i';{T ÜTED-good-Generaf- a-t oncé.Apply-M!î V V Thomas, Five Bells, Bridgend, e3639sl8 ???'ANT.ED, experienced General; four in family; Vt nurse kept; £ 18.—Mrs. Jones, Trevethin Cot- tage.Llanishen. e2605s20 'Yt RANTED'" atonce,goodCook-General? also Y? Generals; good Wc.gc-Servants' Hegistry, Abertillery. e2610s20 WANTED at once, General Serval1t.Apply Bow- lands, Coach and Horses, Caerwent, Chepstow. e2611820 WANTED immediately, good Plain Cook.?APPIY W MN. Clifford Pearce, TaU Brae, Cefncoed. e?20 ANTED at onco, a strong Girl as KitchenmaidT \'V —Bcn-tley, Central Botel, Merthyr. e2603sl3 ANTED, 3rd May, Housemaid; -ageci-about-23; I f must be experienced and have good references. Apply Penarth House, Penarth. e2617s20 ~~VDUNTRY Girl, 19, requires Situation. General or C). Under-Housemaid; last place General (country) four years; Penarth, Porthcawl p-referred.-M 6, Even- ing Express, Cardiff. e25SOsl9 W~ ANTED, "Cond week, in May, good Plain Cook; t t three in family; country.—Apply, with refer- ences, stating wages, Aliss Carver, NVenalit, Carmar- then. e2581sl3 WANTED iTimediately, House-Pariourmalti; three in family; coii Tit -Apply, with references, stating waes, Miss Carver, ?enallt, Carmarthen, esm G^OD Cook-General wanted; four in family; three Got,l?er servants and boy for boots, &c.—Apply Mrs. S., 58, Newport-road, Cardi1I.. e2570sl6 Wanted] good Cook; willing to do a little housework; abstainer; two in family; two ser- vants kept.—State wages, Mrs. Olarke, Uovllon Rec- tory, Abergavenny. e2547518 WANTED at once, experienced General; hou? ?V maid kept.—Apply Mrs. Morris, Clydach Vicarage, l'ear S\ansoa. e2552s!4 i G^NEKAI~Servant, with good reference, wanted cx- at once; woman for washing; small family; governess; wages £ 18.—Sirs. Bloomer, Penpont, Clydach near Swansea. e2542sl8 W" ANTEDa General Servant; small family;T help W given; good references.—Apply 11, Dogo-street- e2529314 w AN'riF,D, good Cook-General by April 30tb.- '¥ Apply Mrs. Jabez Thomas, T:e€rrig, 8wana. c2523sl8 S ITTJATI,O n mzd;-di son gaged April, 12th; good reference.L 56, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2476sl6 W~ -ANTEXTimmediately, good Plain Cook in Gel?',io Yv man's Fa-mily; Chuichwoman.—Eaton, DaJe, Miltord Haven. c6675 YPERIENCKD Cook-General wanted for Quakers' E Yard Truant School, for 1st May; wages £ 20.— Apply the Matron. c6632 WANTED, a good, strong Girl in Farmhouse; I" three in family; nurse kept; good home.— Apply, with reference, to Donne, Mcmkton, Wick, Bridgend. e2442Jl4t WANTED immediately, Hoiiee-Parlourinaid; 6tnalt fV family; good referencee.—Mrs. John Evans, Penybryn, Pontypridd. e2377sl4 HOTEL SERVANTS, &C. WANTED immediately, experienced Vaults Bar- maid; good character indispensable.—References and wages required to Manager, Griffin Hotel, Bryn- mawr. c6708 — — ??TAKT?ED?t*onM,'?m?xpM)enc? ue-Chamber- W. nMd.—MajatgM?se, King's Head Hotel, New- port.. 2576el V HOTEL SERVANTS, Continued WANTED at once, Single-handed Chambermaid.— l f State age, wages, references, Wynnstay Hotel, Machynlleth. e24i)\ts:ï IV A-NTED, yotmg- Lady for Hotel Bar; Welsh pre- l ferred.-Apply Wyndham Hotel, Bridgend. esH "XT-AX l'EDatcncc.- :oieool:ld Waiter for the Newport V? andCounty Club ?experienced; good refer- encE??; understand billiard^.—Manageress, Kind's Head Hotel. Newport. è25750515 RESPECTABLE jwing Person wanted as Barmaid, and Ass Is; Il()uSCWork.-Referenc¡"s, Marshall, Griffin Vaults, Brecon. c6698 COOK wants Situation iiPfirst-clasiTFamiTy-or Com- mercial Hotel; thoroughly experienced.—Address M. M., Castle lictel, Merthyr Tydfil. e2544sl4 WANTED, an experienced Commercial-room Waitress.—Apply MTS. Bntley, Central Hotel, Mc-vthyr. e2S34sl3 ANTED, re.-pectable Girl, to AsslTtln Kitchen. í 1" -Apply Great Western Hotel, Card'ff. e2539sH  WANTED, relfa?b-?, ?c*llel?celiarmail weli up to his busine? exceptional references nece sary.- Bridgend Hotel, Penti-e. e?54Ssl4 "T ANTED immediately, a Hou-Chambermaid; V also a Laundiesi.T-Appiy PrOI)rietr, Cam- march Hotel, Llangammariih Wells. e2494sl7 WANTED, good Working -I??ol?; help gi,?e ?siale w age, wage, references, A\ ynnstay Hotel, Machynlleth. e24S £ sl7 WANTED at once, Coffee-Commercial Waitress.— f State age, wage, teferencee, Wynnstay Hotel, Machynlleth. t e24SCsl7 WANTED at once, Ms,d for Hotel Har: m11st tie thoroughly exj*p.rieTiced; good references; agod 26.—Manageress, K:nys Head Hotel, Xewpcrt. "J ;■ e24i £ sl4 NURSES WANTED, Jvurse-Ati<jndar.t for Invalid lad? us t be bn¡;M, aclivc, and zx7-,er4 ne.. ,tatZ experience, references, L 33, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2501-17 'W7"A^TED, beginning of MAY, Nurse-Housemaid; W mút have character for respectability.—Appiy Mr. Griffith-?, Vicarage,' Llantrisant. c6711 WANTED, by micidle^oFMay, young Girl as ITnder- Nurre; not under 14 ycars.-Appiy Mrs. W. L. Morgan, 5, Gwvdr-gard^ns, Swansea. e2405517 CLERKS, MANAG ERB, &0. SECRETARY wanted for Swansea Y.M.C.A., Septem- ,k ber 1st.—State age, qualification, salary required full particulars, before April 30tii, to T. P. Cook. E5Q., The Mirador, Swansea. c2525513 WANTED, sharp Boy fo% Office Work.—Apply J. t and L. ,anker, Hop^-street, Cuditf. e2387sl6 CHARITEKED Accountant "has Vacancy for an Articled Ckrk; premium required, which will be returned in :Ùa.rY.-M <?>, Evening Express, Cardiff. c2618 17 A CL'ÜUXTANT-'nteab]e t¿-t-ke enti;harRe .L\. of books, including accounts of several branches, and preparation of balance-sheet: also to take charge of oflice in manager'^ absence.—State age, salary, and references to bnager, Breccnshire Coal and Lime Company (Limits, Brecon, e2584slS COST Office.—Intelligent young Man, quick at figures, wanted in large Manufacturer's Office; state age, experience, salary required.—Apply Elliott's MetalClrlany (Limited), »irry Pert. e25 £ 0>l4 YOUTH, aged 19, aesin itllatiOn as- Shorthand- Typist or General C,I; five years' exferieiic?; thorough knowledge of l | kl-eep4n-?.-kplly L 77, g ExpreF?, Ctraiff. e25,70,14 ABROAD.—Anyone Wishig for a Situation Abroad Aor in the Colonies.* ihould rend two Nnrly tamp3 for thQ "COlO¡¡jZl'I" 17a, Eldon-ttreet, Lon- ^uu- ■ IS4 I 303. Wl!ekly.-5rr.ë Employment Offered to Either Sex wno can 'write; particulars f Addressed envelope to M&qa¡er. Glacdowor, Torquay Established 1393. •2C9»* HOW Can I Assist the Home? Money saved in the home. Sure means of earning a living provided by Automatic Knitter; wotktaken to double cost of machine.—Write C. E., 67, Soutfcwark-street, London. C1955 AGEN rB, TRAVELLERS. EVERYBODY wants someshing. I Provide Every- thing." In four years I have paid to Spare- time Agents £112,655 19s. gtf. Commission.—Write for particulars of agency, J. G. Graves, Agency Dept., The World's Supply Warehouse, Sheffield. el920 rpHE Scottif.h Plato Glass Insurance Company JL (Limited) requires a Few influential Agents in South Wales; splendid terms to gocd men.—Apply, by letter in first instance, to Mr. Mathieson, Secretary, 1, Cannon-street, Birminghajj^ __1 rpiiAV £ Li.Eli wuted for South Wales, &c., by Old. est bl?shed Br'?stot House, with good connection; thorough knowledge, of coachbuilders, wheelwrights, smiths, and builders' ironmongery essential: per- manency to a capable man; salary, expenses, and com- mission.—Full particulars, WI?LU photo, to L 44, Even- ing Exprcæ, Cardiff. c?N&5 SHOP ASSISTANTS, MILLINERS DRAPERY.—Junior Young Kan wanted imme- Ddiately 'three or four.years' experience; Welsh.— Samuel, Pontlcttyn. e2528sl3 w ANTED, a first-class Milliner.—Apply, stating \'1" age, references, and wages expected (outdoor), Co-operative Stores, Commercial-street, Tredegar, eslo IRONMONGERY.—Wanted, Junier tszi ant,. Take Charge of Cycle Department.—Apply, stating age, rderence:3, and wages required, Davies Brothers, Iron- mongers, Lhne)ly. c6723 MILLINERY.—Wanted at once, good Second Hand. l. J.. -Wilkinson, 4 lerclal-?Lreet, Pontypool. c6714 C ROSS Bros.( "1it Cd), T l?e Cziidiff-I roin ng?-r9, require smart Assh:tant, who must have had experience in the handling of silver, E.P., and cr.tlcry. -Apply 6tating age, height, salary required, full references, enclosing photo. c6703 W"- AXTE:o.-tí1Of¡;;ighld young Lady for Showroom; Welsh.?kPP'y Thomas Lewis amd Co.wan:ea_5 DKAPErRY.—Sharp Junior wanted, Mercery Depart- ment.—John Jones and Son, Manchester House, Merthyr. e2533sl4 PROVISIONS.—Wanted, erienced Salesman for nutwr Counter; references indispensable.— Lipton Limited, Merthyr. e53518 DIt\i'EUY.—Wanted.swart young Man.^GIaSTTnd Dr.oberts, General Drapers and Milliners, Neath. e2500517 RESSMAKIN G.—Wanted ^mediatelyi stylish DDres5maker; good fit; medium class trade.—State age and salary required, Thomas, Draper, Knighton, Radnorshire. e2471sl6 S ALKRT, aH-round Assistant required; one not afraid of work and capable of taking manage- ment.-Full particulars, letters only, Chamberlain, Grocer, Port Talbot. e2447sl4 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS WANTED, by a firm of colliery proprietors, a 1" competent Wagon Inspector; a wagon builder by trade will receive preference.—Apply, fctating quali- fications, Ilge, wages required, copies of two last references, to M 16, Evening Expr'-?s, Cardiff. c67l7 w ANTED, Foreman for Box and Packing Case t 1" Works.—O. S., Evening Express, Newport, Mon. e26213 TTTANTED immediately, experienced O?stle?-; T V live in.—Apply, full particulars first letter, Rock Hotel, Llandrindod Wells. cS'722 WANTED, Groom-Coachman; to make himEclf generally useful; wife to tke EIDaU dairy and poultry.—M 21, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2602-sl 1 i UEN, Yoiitlisl desiring to become Stewards, ..I: Butchers, Bakers, &c-> cn Ocean Liners, send addreswd envelope Edwards, 137, St. lAlbans-avenne, Ohiswick. c6719 A Strong Lad wanted for Stable, and aBmt in Ahouse.&'3, Evening Express, Caiai!f. e256Q51a T AN'îED-;Sieadr-;reliib!e- Ala ve Tractio4a Engine in South of Spain; cne ud to steam power and tools preferred.—Apply, ill writing, with full particulars, references, age, and wages required, to Willie, 104, Bute-street, Cardiff. e2567lô SADDLERY.—Ben Evans and Co. (Limited), sea, have Vacancy for Working Foreman Saddler; thoroughly capable of cutting out.—State full particu- lara. e25SSsi6 d* E ?OudY emp ?6?  C O?A,M-'I'ri-mers want?, I good men.-ApplY rgrl6 Motors (Limited), Alexandria, by Glasgow. c6712 WAX'HiD, strong""Lad", aged- 17, with~KnowTe"dge of Driving; must be willing to make himself useful in and about house.—Apply, stating references. Dr. Joyce, Forth, near Pontypridd. e2546slS B- -iÜ:-R.-=5itÜa.tion-w.nte; good -doughmaker-:ind Binoulder; aged 25.—tVilliams, Knowle, Braunton, Devon. e2555518 -8 Second Man or GrOGm 1i Tlvl?? .9?d 2.3.- AA pl,!y R., NwD}an cottagst{)ne]s14 P RINTING7—Working "Foreman; must-be-a~good Welsh proof ræder.end references, aga e, and wage required toJons,s,- COY6 iARDENER.—Wanted, an experienced Gardener; wages 2Ss. per week-—Apply Dr. Mitchell, Gor- seinon, Glamorgan. >_ e2554sl3 '{T \i'ED -a.t once, Groom-Coaclimans i ngle ""irT W door; must be good driver, and make himself generally useful.—Apply Dr. Le<1h,. A.berdare. e817 AS-Groom-Gardener; good knowledge of garden and X'?able work; can milk; aged 32; slneie; abst"iner. —Apply Gittins, Herbrandstcn Rectory, Milford Haven, Perno e2502sl7 ANTED"; Situation F-rm Railitf; thol'Ogh)y experienced; ?,gd 32; single.—Apply RtöUon- master, Loughor. e2503sl7 WANTED, Situation as Gamekeeper; good shot; V good trout fisher, and rough carpenter if required.—Full particulars on application to Keeper, Llungwyryfon, Aberystwyth- e2426516 WANTEI>, Night ?Mlting.sbop Foreman for tœl Works; six Siemeu's cl,?u hearth furnaces; must be a respectable, steady Ulan, and fully compe- tent to take soie charge.—State age, experience, and wages required, also give references. Steel, Evening Express Office, Swansea. c66ó5 WANTED, for South Wales shipping"port, thor- if oughly practical Brass Founder and Copper- smith Foreman, to Take Entire Charge of Worke. Apply, giving full partiQ?Jlzrs and experience, to L 42, Evening Express, Cardiff c2440sH WANTED~competenBrick-bumer foFTBest^Shaii w Facing Brick.—APPly I'ond, Blackwood, M<m. o6700 GARDEN KR seeks git'-iaticm, head or single- handed; 'good references.—Apply Tunnel-ter- handed;t;oo drofe ?0, Tunrel-ter- MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS, Continued. ]"ED, .17 it i I e, ion GTc??,?-(jd,?a ne,; ?, e f l?,, T > rried ;age d -E_ B., c, o Frank Murnford, Corn Merchant, Pontypridd. e2U7sl7 CANADA.—Berths :r.escn oa Steamer -iling April h IN'aptd, 72 healtby young Men for Farm Work; must pay £ 5 towards ocean ana Canadian rail- way fare. — Send stamped e;(::ope Erit:sh E.T.C. Society, Central Hall-buildings, Newington, Liverpool. e22s17 I ROLL Turner.—Wanted, a thoroughly competent Man: sx mills and cold rolls; good yialds, makes indispensable.—Apply L 70, Evening Express, Cardiff. e6690 "TTtTANTED, young Man, Look /Ulefr Pony and Make Himself Generally VwfuJ.-Bailey's Arms, Pentre. e2571sl9 PARTNERSHIP, P A,TIT.NER reqiiired to Devrzlop 'I'imb?-r Rhymney VsJlev; excellent railway facilities; with gocd conne.P.on5; modern machinery la-d down. -Particlars, L 88, Evening Expr"s., aMiff. c?54osl4 SEASIDE AND COUNTRY APARTMENTS. pE:AJ>TJL-,M;" w.ll ,II m":ned; 6U:t one or two geDt,emen.-l. St. August ine's-plaee. e2538sl8 Uf,'?\ISHEI;' Cotta?c to Let (seaside) for F.17?zmu,?cr MontliS.—James, 1-crrdalc?errace, Rhoose. e2û02é4 J71ARMHOCSE, near Li.nd.ff and St. Fagan's.— Rüom to Let; terms moderate.—L 50, Ercning ETprc?s, Cardiff. e54e513 APARTMENIS. 64, I!it-!imond-ioa<l.—Superior Apartments or Board- Residence. e2603s20 SUPERIOR I-'urnishcd Apartments: suitable for mar- ried couple; gevd cooking and atwlldance.-24, r0:1vlan-roOad, e2596s20 LONDON.—Superior Apartments lor Visitors; by day or week; moderate terms; board optional; central.-Write requirements Managere38, 41, Bernard- streot, Russell-square. e2097 XTEi.L-Furn¡shro Front Apartments: suit one or two gentlemen; terms moderate.—114, Newport- roa'J. 2520s18 I CVATIIEDl?AL-Road.—To Let, Well-furnished Apart- C me:Jt.- L ?3, Evening Express, Cardiff. esl8 1ri 1:?carcl llx..?idence fc;r Cventle,.iicn; I F town and stations.— 31, l'ark-place, C;trd;f 1'1o PREMISES. l\IE.5Rs. s. HERN AND PERTWEE, .L AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, SURVEYORS,. HOUSE AND ESTATE I.GE.TS. For List of Business Premises and House to be lÆ:t or Soid sw "Western -Ilai.1" daily. Printed register free. Offices, 93, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. Established 134S. el 234 r1 po 1)3 Let or Sold, 82, EichmonU-rcad; clœe to cars. T-?kppl? above. c6721 L~ LANU RTVD Wells—To Let. (!oHou;eand Shop, in beit position; suitable as rtaurant or any other business.—Apply Mrs. Prythcrch. e61S$20 ,.1'° Let, Wellfield—detached Villa; two recep- to,, -r?oms' kitchen, ratry, thre bedrooms, box- room, back kitchen, store-room; flower, kitchen garden; outhouse; A ilie minutes' walk chuntfi, village station twenty (Efail Isaf).—Apply Wellfield YHI", Llantwit Vardre. e25ô5s19 T1R Sa?le' e8 Rv'der-btrmt. Cathedral-i(?ad; excel- L lent condition; immediate pO6ioJl.-App1y on premises. e £ 525sl9 PENCOED.—To Let, Yewtree Villa; usual offices-;I p ktLLble, coach-house; H acres land, adjoining common; ten minutes' walk from station.—Britannia Hotel, I'encœd. e2575sl6 S. [ALL Furnished House Few Months in or near I Is Cardiff.—State terms, M 9, Evening Express, Cardiff. e253Ssl6 P froiita??,e; s?ide ent rance.-L for SaJe; nice frontage; side entrance.-L 75, EWlliugExpreæ, Card;ff. e2521sl4 HOUSE—2, Franklen-street, Grangetown; near Penarth-road; 7s.—Apply 3, Inverness-place, Roath. e2557s!4 FURNISHED House to Let; il,r- four Fl,?d room6; billiard table.-L 76, Evening E:xpræs, Cardiff. e2527sl8 ROATH Park.—Sale, up-to-date New l'emi.dûÙched -\J Villa; three reception-rooms, ix bedrooms. Also Three Villa-sr, Monthermer-road, Roath Park end; tQ- get her or separately.—Leonard, Builder, Bo vert OE.- street. e=5Es17 RFjÜI!)L:Ö- Residence, close to station, D'' a3 Frowis; I:Lr ge _.rden.-Hoult, 131, Al?any-r cir&^V e247346 n Sale, Four Villas, about two minutes' walk r from Llandaff Station.—For further particulars apply John Price, Taff Cottages, Treherbert, Glam. e2463sl6 rTvO et, at Llanwrtyd %e s 'he r.??,g health X Tesort), a choice Villa Res?dence; beautifully situated in its own grounds; southern aspect; good water supply and perfect sanitation; stabling and outbuildings; with or without pasture land; an ex- ceptional opportunity for a resilience at the Wells, with the privilege cf several miles Iree fishing in the Irvcn.—Apply Mrs. Campbell-Davys, Llandovery. c5670 -A Few-Ç-and-6roÕmHOl1.ses;- rent;s5s.6ii 6s., A 7s.; comfortable, cODnmjcnt; recently renovated. —Apply Parkfiold House, North-road. 'Buses passing. e23ns20 PUBLIC HOUSES. COMMERCIAL Suburbam H'telopposite fil. y station, Bri5tol; HHard5, 6t?blijag, &c prj% includes furniture, fixtures; £350; illness of owner sole C3.ue of disposal.—L 96, Evening E:¡;:¡Jrœ8, Cardiff. C6702 "ITUtEE Double licensed Public-house, good position in JL; Swansea; doing genuine trade; good lease; in- g;jtl. £45Q-Apply Thomas, Estate Agent, Rutland- street, Swansea.. e2602a20 0Let Co:dstream Hotel, Cardiff.—Apply Ind, II TC4aopc" and Co. (Limited), 108, Fredcrick-strce+. C25&8S19 I CARDIFF—To Let, Fully-licensed HoW=VUiC:ïn Inn, Adam-street.—Apply Jenkins, 100, Fredetck- street, Ca, it ff. e2536319 OLLIEBS7 Arms Hotel, Pcntypridd.-Tbis Free Hotel to 00 Let for a Term of Ten Ye.rs.-Full particulars can be obtained from John H. Harrison, Solicitor, Market-square-chambers, Pontygridd. e2130 QUEEN'S HO(«T7 Llandaff-road, Canton, to Let; fi?e years' lease; rent £5 a. Y.U; prc-ent tenant 17 years.—Apply to Proprietor for particulars. George Hurman. e2449sl4 BUSINESS PREMISES. rrOLet;-Sl1OP-and Premises—No. 8, Tudor-road; Tsllit-able for fish and pouitry dealer.—Apply Tudor Hotel, Cardiff. e2553sl8 CW!llBR_ .hop, with living premises, to Let; good position; growing distriot.—Apply Matthews, Cwmbran. e258.3s19 rilO Let, the Premises formerly mown is The ot J Inn, Ca.erphiHy, with stablin? accommodation.— Apply D. Williams and Co., Taff Vale Brewery, Mer- thyr Tydfil. e2506sl7 NEWPORT.—To Le excellemt Shop ..l Premises, ,ery beot ilcitin of High-street; rent £ 300.—Bear. Brewer, and Bowman, Skinner-street, Newport. e2S16sl7 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL SMALL Colliery for Sale, with 8 ams of Mynyddis- lwyn coal, at Pengam.—Apply for particulars to E. J. Davies, Plough and Harrow, near Pengam. c6646 CYCLE Business for Disposal; shop fitted with forge, enamelling stone, &c.; good connection; house if required; no ingoing.—70, Commercial-road, Newport. e2627B21 BUSINESS WANTED. WATED, Dairy, with good butter, eggs, A-c., trade; good milk round; early possession pre- ferred.-A., c¡Q Down and Sou, Badcox, Frome, omer. Bet. e2462s16 MUSICAL. TT/"ANTED, good Pianist; willing to make belf iifu"; good home.—Apply Talbot Arms, Bridgend. e2612s20 R. Edgar Hanoock's Method of Voice Culture Ensures Rapid Progress; Saturdays and Tues- days, Daviea, Music Stores, Newport; other days, AbertiUory. e2099 -*TtE\V Pianos for Hire; season 1505-1906; ordirTary N F,W Piancc, for li:r.?; -eaeon ordinar y rates oharged.-D?e, Forty, and Oo., Card'ff. DOMESTIC ARTICLES. DOUBLE Mail-cart for Sale; nearly new.—Apply 73, Gienroy-str-et, Boath, Cardiff. e2456sl7 STABLES TO LET. mo Let, 4-bcr< Stttuie, Large V aid, and Loft; J[ terms moderate.—3, Kirby-street, Newpcrt. Also Two or Three Rooms.—Apply above. e2455614 LAND AND FARMS FARM, 104 Acres (more if required/—Owls' Lodge, FMa3,?i,.i, Blackpill; adjoining Cl'ne Common; over- looking Mumbles and Bristol Channel; 3i miles from Swansea, i-mile from two stations; newly-built eight- roomed house; common rights.—Stevens, Solicitor, Swansea. e2505sl7 Very desirable Farms, near Newport, of 50 and 2 110 Acres, to Let, with immediate possession.— Particulars from John H. Rennie, Auctioneer, Newport. C6683 COAL FOR SALE. C^OAJLS, per ton, fcr cash on d^livery^—Red -Ash cfjou,?& CQ:ÙS, 176.; ('obMes, 15s.; !\ut, 14s.; Double- screened Large, 19F-; Britannia Coal (1Jpèrior quality), 21S.; Half-tons Is. per ton extra.—Shields Brothers, Crwys Coal Yard (R.R.). near Crwys Bricge, Cardiff. el234 Is JEWELLERY FOR SALff S Y or W- wrong? The best and cheapest b-.p in Cardiff for the repair of watches of every description (English or foreign) is 36. Oastle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir (for tea years with ML-. SpirAdion). cocke and Music Bases cleaned vd BICYCLES, TRICYCLES. Ac. r OIL Bath Gear C2"<' You need not T-Y an! 0e? a-,i t ? p I ice for Cycle with Oil Bath Ge.r Case. I can Bell yeu one 60 fitted, built of Compo- nents fi1.tjng, for £ 9 g., with Dunlop tyre ami' Brookes saddle; fUllY guaranteed everything first-rate! —Norton, 126, OIeen- ',reet, Cardiff. ec"9 RENT'S 1306 Fee-whftl Cycle, ?ith p'a.ed rims Ga "I d two cf The new bittern roler brakes, L5 58. -ortoD'B Cycle Depot, 126, Queen-street. Caidiff. el 804 ROYER CYCLES set the fashion '0 the world twert.y-one years ago, and are still the fashionable machines to-day. 1 Call and see them at our depot- e2183 9, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. UNDE-A.'?f TRUTHS. ^UNBEAM TRUTHS. 3. What's What." Perfectly lubricated in its Chain and Driving Bear- perieclv lubricated in ts Variable Ge". built without regard to cost, is it re-,ark?ble that t,?e Sun- Ix>m has become the leading English Bicycle, and tb?at those Cyclists who really liaow "what insist en having a Sunbeam for their steed? • There are certain commodities which actually bring a reputation with their owners, and the Bicycle is OUII of them. The different conditions under which Sunbeams run, and the fact that they cannot 00 mistaken for a cheap grade (for no cheap grade Sunbeams are made), mark them out 38 the one Bicycle of fashion for the Season of 1903. These grand Machines may be Seen and Fullest Par- ticulars obtained at Bevan's Depot, 31, Castle-street, CArdJa;-Tb<J-O,¡g;1f. wift Roadster at £ 2¡¡;s ex'¿I> A-,Ll, good value, and intending purchars Ehould eee it before deciding; can be supplied 011 monthly payments of lis. 6d. e2176 NEW Hudson, Swift, c-r Star Cycles, with all latest i.1 improvements, from £5 15s. cash, or on monthly payments fro- 10-t. e217o ;iiï£i"aTtiC Cycles, guaranteed f oep ::ur G years. sll latest impfovements,. at L5 5s. c3sh, or monthly payments of IBs. e2I76 I Hold the Larsrest Stock of Cycle keee,??rie.R, such as Tyres, Bra}, Lamps, Bells, and the thousand and one requirements of a cyclist, in the Principality. My Prices are Rock Bottom. A 60-page Catalogue may be had for the asking. e2176 A LI, Machines are Packed Free and Carriage Paid j\. to Any Addresr- in the Kingdom, and all have my personal guarantee for four years.—Robert B^van, | 31, Castle-street, CaiuilT. e2176 — 3 MOTORS, MOTOR CYCLES. DAIMLER, Argyll, and Talbot Cars may be Seen and Tried at our New Showrooms. THE SOUTH WALES MOTOP. CŒIJPAXY. 94, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. Works: ParK-sireet. a6OS2 ROVEB CABS, 6. C, 10/12, 16,20 H.P.; simple, strong, epeedy, reliable, and inexpensive to run.—Trial runs arranged at our depOt- 2123 9. WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. "]| TOTOR Bodies Ite-paiiited, Re-triiniueU. Repaired, j JVJL &c.: i.-romptly executed; Improved Cape Hcods, Folding Windshields,' and Dustscreens Fitted.—Perry and Turner, Frederick-street, Cardiff. e2304s?0 SOTICi. JOSH. WILLIAMfc | NEW MOTOR AND CYCLE WORKS, COXER OF THEATRE ROYAL, Will Shortly be Opened. e:,18 H1RE.-Tbree first-claes Cars alway.? ready for Hire; experienced and careful drivenJ. Hiring Tar on application. GIBBON BROOKS, THE CARDIFF MOTOH GARAGE, El. QUEEN-STREET. OARDIFF. e5027 'I'ÙIK-xe!1na::d Motor Company (Limited;1, Öt}'-rGa TC.rdilr, undertake All J(jnd of R?airs, A CC;J- I1lu:w!'8 Charged, Petrols, O-ile, and Accessories: New and Second-hand Cars; Cars on Hire. N.T. 1333. e2078 FOR Sale, 3-h.p. Singer Motor-bicycle: chain-driver., Fmgnet.c ignition, new G rc¿e band; good condi- tion: excellent hill climber; £ 15.—Trench, Pennnr Bar- racks, Pembroke Dock. e2572s!9 "ft'OR Sale, 12-b.p. Darracq; seat four; good working _|j order.—Williams, Ceced, Aberdare. e2470,1,9 FARM AND GARDEN. CABBAGE Plant*.—Wheeler's Imperial, 2 s. jier 1,030; Red Picklers, 2s. Cd. pr: 1.000; ca.sl1; on ra l Martock.—IT.omas Marks, Merriott, So.n. e2141 POULTRY Farm, aboutt file mil" fully equipped with modern appliances; ingoing moderate.-ApPiy L 17, Evening Express, Cardiff. c6633 "XV\ TORTHEKN St., Seed llotat<?-s, Dest Np3taioo in cultivat:cn, 6s. per C\rt., carriage paid. —I. James. Monachdy Farm, Ynysybwl. dé71 -Gn-=-RDES(I:3;-Fio\"cl' Farm Qoed!?, :'(d uoats, Barley, Vetcb", Tf4,w Seed. 2nd Bye- grass; Special Mixtures lor Permanent Pastures; Seed Potatoes—Sir John Llewelyn. British Queen. King Edward, Duke of York, Discovery, &e.; Artificial Manures, Superphosphate, Bene Manure, Guano, Nitrate of Soda. Garden Tools of every description. Seed Drills, Chain and Drag Harrows, Cultivators, Rollers, Ploughs, Lawn Mowers, Garden Rollers, Garden Barrows, Churns, Cheese Presses, Cheese Vets, Oil, Gas, and Steam Engines. Bee Appliances of ail kinds. State requirements. Catalogues free.—John Hibbert and Sons, 10 and 11, Castle-street, Cardiff. elSS MEDICAL REMEDIES RUPTURE Sufferers should use the Steelles-s Easifit .iruss; most co-mfortable in any position.—Send for particulars (makers of all kinds of trusses and surgic.il appliances), Allea Pearce, 23, Charles-street, Cardiff. ■ e2133 W liEN wantin,? Herb Pacets or ay other of the preparations please write Tnmnell, The Herba- list, 144. Kichmond-road, Cardiff. Established 187S. e2991 BIMNELL, senior] The Herbalist; who ettib- T lished his Jousiness in 1873, has removed to 144, Richmond-road, Cardiff. e2991 -TKE Herbal Pills and b?3 Happy. Head and T,, to= acli, Ape-. lent D Iurei' cl Liver, and Female, A:c., penny boxes; al90 Head and Nerve Powders in penny packets. Thousands of shopkeepers sell them; they require no licence or stamp duty.—Wholesale from Trimnell, senior, who has remcved.-PIe69& note new address, Trimnell, The Herbalist, 144, Richmond- road, Cardiff. Established 1879. COMPOSITION Powder is the best aul)?tituto for c-11 stimulants for persons who have to go out .y In tne morning, late 3"t night, or in the rain, fog, frost, or sncw- 4d. per box, post free 5d.—Trim- Dc-il, The Herbalist, 144, Richmond-road, Cardiff. Established 1879. e2991 TRIMNELL, senior, The HerLalist, who established his business ia 1S73, has removed to 144, Rich- mond-road, Qardiff. e2991 FURNI I URE. £ 3.—Handsome Saddlebag ??uite; Pretty Chippendale Cabinet, L2; Carpet and Bug, £ 1; massive Wal- nut Bedroom Suite, £5; no further um-72, Beau- champ-st.reet. c261&s20 2.—Very massive leather í'ujarYt'd.-fraIDë6 6prini!\ throurhout recently; Walnit Overmantel, .fl: he?.utifilliv carved Walnut Sideboard, £ 4.-72, Beaucbamp-street. e?.616s20 F I i Ri,?-r it 3rs-N,)tc: ftfgger nd better bar- gains in Newport. No shoddy etulr. It will pay you to "it Harris'@ Emporium, Market-bui1d1n, Newport. Harris's celebrated reliable Suites are knerwn ¡ throughout WaKs, only £4 158., complete; better design: qiperior finih and most comfortable; ,ver I 3.000 already gold, and 6tÜI mme popular than ever; money returned if not fully satisfied; caiefully packed, and sent, carriage paid, to any station in the United Kingdom.—E. E. Harris, Wholesale and Retail House Furnisher, Market-buildings, Newport. eIS57 1 SHOP FITTINGS, SUN Blind (Spring Roller or Hang-up) for Shop or —ouse; Teiit?. Flags, &c.-Morgan and Richard- son, 43, Bute-fit., Cardiff. Telgs, "Tarpaulins, Cardiff." el955 CROSS Bros., Ltd., Safe Department.—Large Stock, various males. Griffiths', 18 x 13 x 12, 48s. Cd.; 20 x 14 x 13, 556. Perry's, 22 x 15 x 14, 858.; 24 x 17 x 15; 90s. Milner's, 25 x 19 x 19, 105s.; 25 x 19 x 19, 2 drawers, 126s. Full illustrated lists on application. e2140 SHOP Window Fittings and Latest Show Stands.— Griffiths, Manufacturers, Stirchley, Birmingham. c245114 CROSS Brothers' Scale Department.—Every Clas# of Scales kept in stock: repairs promptly done at low prices; send for illustrated list, 1ree.-Cr05S Brothers, The Cardiff Ironmongers, 3 and 4, St. Mary- street, cti84 MACHINERY, TOOLS, 4c. FR Sale—completion cf contract—S-h.p. Portable .r Engine, Mortar Mal (6ft., under driven), Circular Saw BeDeb, all in working order; Engine Hause, Trestles, Pc1es, Planks, &c.—Apply Paul, Builder, Bu- goed. e2592sl6 OWCOCK'S FuelEconomiser; 72 tubes; new; n?ver been unpacked; suitable for Lancashire boiler 1501b. pressure; extra tubes cm be .added; price £65.-South Wales Economiser, Evening Express, Swansea. I e251117 FOR SALE, HIRE, OR rURCHASE- -T HIRE. INCLUDING GOOD SECOND HAND AND KEW, A BOUT 190 ENGINES, Consisting of- 11 Locomotive-, Portable Engines, Semi-Portable, Horizontal, Vertical, Marine, Gs and Oil. Engines for Road Haulage Work; Winding, Pumping, and Haulage Engines. Engines and Boilers c0mbinf'd; I Boilers of every construction, fcr aU Tiup-?', 3(, About 45 Lathee and 43 Various Machine Tools; 30 I Mortar Mills, New and Second-hand; about 90 Pumps, for all purposes, ir-cltjding Pulsometers; Saw Benches up to 48in., and Band Saws up to 30in. saw pulleys; Planing ancr Moulding, Tenoning. Cross-cut Saw, Morticing and other Wood-working Machinery, includ- Ing Lathes; 10 Stone-breakers. Tanks, Winches (hand and steam), about JO: Electric Machinery, including Dynamos and fiotors. BOILER AND ALL KINDS OF ENGINEERING REPAIRS DONE AT MY OWN FOUNDRY. INQUIRE OFTEN AT THE ONLY ADDRESSES— CHARLES D. pHILLIPS, EKLYJi ENGINEERING WORKS AND FOUNDRY, NEWPORT, MON., AND GLOUCESTER. ESTABLISHED 38 YEABS. PUBLIC NOTICE. CARDIFF FLA. CES. EASTER MONDAY AND TUESDAY. APRIL 16 AND 17. FIRST RACE ABOUT 1.30. TUESDAY: THE WELSH GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE of 500 Sove. PRICES: Ta,tt<rBa.irg 4 ?s- (La4ies-J 5s. Paddock /EXTRA) .Zs. 6d. Pu blie Stand.Se. C<)urz-e ls. a6274 "in—iim—B 111 r HORSES, LIVE STOCK, AC j HORSES, LIVE STOCK. &c "T"\TELL-Brcd Chestnut 110 ''f-r t'gi?t Ylli*?? V V 15.3 high a ??,md bnntn: pleasant hack; goes iu harness; £ 15.—<Sroom, Tideniiam Vicarage, C'hep- stow. j SALE. Horse <dark ba? five 3-cai-s c?? 4), uds; regularly driven, used to traffic; 2nd prize 8t. Mellon's Show, lJig-hly recommended Lord Tredegar's Show; yet's examinatioll.-145, Clifton-street, Cardiff. C6718 FOR Sale. Cross-bred Puppies: sire, old English boh tail; dam, blue-coloured coilie: what ofrers l A B. Taddison, 20, Queen-street, Netli<. e25 AN Irish Terrier Dcg Sale, at low figure: regis- A terro Pengean Bandit; aged 1S months: prize- winner, Cardiff show.—179, Richmond-road, Cardiff, eslo j SQUIRE Giles' Worm Powders for Dogs are a stan- S card and sate specific; nothing like 'em; four powder1 15.. SQUIRE Giles' Distemper Pills for Dogs; 6d. aud Is. per box, with pamphlet on dog disorders; of all sped merchants or direct ti Squire Giles, Company, Cardiff. e4279 CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c. ] NW Landaus, Victoria, Wagonettes, Fcur-wheei IKjgcax; 9, Governess Cars, Tudor Gigs. Rustic and Surrey Carts, Second-hand Four-wheel American Show Wagon (equal to new and rubber tyresi, Two Wagonettes, Two Landaus, Four Four-wheel Dog- carts, and Carts.—Lewis, Carriage Builder, Clare- stroet and Tud0r-ta.P.e e1731 I10R Sale, good, strong Brukk; 6ea*? 16: suit .£ g lie, Fzouthernd?D??-ii. e26l3si7 IAEGEST Selection in Wales.—Over 15a Vehicles in J Stock. Docarts cf all rinds, including Slurreys, nUiC5. Side-seats, Governess and Jubilee Cars, Gigs, 1 (1-5. Also Landaus, BrougLams, Wagonettes, Breaks, j 4 c., at J. Norman's Carriage Showrooms, Canton, Cardiff. Canton cars pass door- Nat. Tel., 470. etiSO I 'l:'1:T\:NTED,leeping or Living Van, for use with 't traction engine; must take o P:ees for export. Ollet" lowest price, giving !uB particulars, to Willie, 104, Bute-street, Card'ff. e256ôlô -r. Sale— £ 14—Pleasure Trap; gocd as new; walnut, ? body, lancewood shafts; rubber-tyred Warner wheels; :amps.-52, Crwys-roaa, Cataays. Cardiff. eSIcl MONEY TO LEND. 1 1 0 if L r Y. ro- NET. '?NII 'r 0 X K Y ME. WM. LLOYD, ,r ID, CHARLES-tT, CARDIFF, Advances Sums from £10 Upwards on a Simpie XOTE OF HAND alone. Advances completed on day of application. No fees. Strictest privacy. If pre- ferred car. c*ll by appointment.—For lull particulars 'ail or write to Actal Lender: — WM. LLOYD, 16, CHARLES-STREET (Q,un-slr;t ed\ C>IFF. Nat. rd. Ouô. Tel. Add. Temporary. MB. Pike, 27, Niclio!a.s-street. Bristol.—Write ior AL Terms before paying fees or borrowing elsewhere. Deposits Received: One month's notice. 5 per csut. per %niiii?z three mouthy, 6 per cent. E?taW?.?lik-d years. Highest references. e2i m IM1,fEDUTE FINANCIAL ACCOMMODATION ox XOTE OF HAND ALONE, from £2() to £ 1,000, granted at all hour's notice to Professional Gentlemen, tl1" Clergy, Fai-ners4 Tradesmen, Householders, and all tihose Requiring Financial Assistance, "WITHOUT SECURITY, SURETIES, or FEES of any description. Strictest privacy, town or country. Apply, in confidence, J. T. QTONE, 4, CHURCH-STREET, CARDIFF. lei., lL. ellCC—2 MONEY Ad-ra^cea qu:cs.:y -1>' London Firm to .n'J.. any extent with or without security. Speci!>1 Featurl's ;-PriTacy; fixed, inclusive, and reasonable Interest; and no Preliminary Expenses. W. P. THOMAS, MARKET-ST., ABERTILLERY. <91857 C* fT Ann to r::vt Sn Sums of £ 10 & Upwards. ;?:5,000 IMMEDIAT CASH ADVANCES made cn LIFE POLICIES, SHARE CERTIFICATES, I DEEDS. PROMISSORY XOTES, or any k.^d of Security at reasonable rates. JOHN BROWX, J, PEMBKOKE-TER.. QUEEN-ST.. CARDIFF. ¡ Trude Bills Discounted. Nat. Tel., 1036. SURPLUS STOCKS of any description Bought for Caeh. Strictest privacy observed in all transactions. eil51 5 TO £5,OOD. If you are privateiy in want of money tmmejiate'y, or you want to start a business, or your business needs mora capital, or credii-ors are pressing, tome or write to me-the actual Lender. SPECIAL FEATURES.—Cash Advanced (WITHOUT the ordinary mO'!1ey-!enden;' routine, on own Note cf Hand, Ro-payment* to suit their con- venience. Distance no object. Ccasultations free at any time. No gen"¡,.e bl:s1ness refused uy- MI. THOMAS PICTON, 19. Duke-slreot, Cardiff. 62C73 HIGHEST Prices Lent on Je?ejery, p?,.te, and SIi?er. Loans above £ 2 ?t 4d. in £ interst. Valuables kept in burglar jjid firs-proof safe.—Flipel- ttoce, Pawnbroker, 6: 22, Oty-rd., Cardiff. Est. JESS. 2m rJpL HE CHARING CROSS BANK. ESTABLISHED 1370. CARDIFF BRANCH: 73, ST. MARY-STREET. Head Offices: 28, BEDFORD-STREET, and 119 and 12C, BISHOPSGATE-STREET WITHIN, LONDON. ¡ Branches at Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Bradford, Bristol, Birmingham, Sheffield, &c., kz. Assets 0 0 Liabilities 0 a Surplus £336,(70 0 0 LOAKS of LSO to £:.000 granted on any class of securi ty. Special facilities to all requiring banking accounts. Deposits of LID and upwards received as under:- 5 p.c. per az. subject to 3 months' notice of withdrawal £ p.c. per an. subject to C notice of withdrawal 7 p.c. per an. subject to 12 morthslrc;tlea of withdrawal Special terms for longer periods. Interest paid quarterly. WrLe or call for prospectus. The Terminal Deposit Bonds pay nearly 9 per cent., and are a safe icvestmont. Instead of paying large dividends to shareholders, we pay fair rates of inte- rest to our depositors, and by so doing have earned the position that we undoubtedly hold in tho public confidence. We have been established for 36 years, and our unique position in the banking vvorid testifies to the success of o?r business methods nd to the 3&tlsfactioa of our customer& Write or caa for prospectus. A. WILLIAMS and H. J. TALL, Joint Managers. eS09t £ 10 TO £1,000 Granted at a few hours' notice on SIMPLE PROMIS- SORY XOTE without the bother oi a surety or security. The strictest privacy obsc-ved. On receipt of application principal will call by appointment, and make the necessary advance then a.u.c1 there. Re-payments to suit borrower's convenience, and terms always clearly end distinctly arrang"ed beforehand.—Write or apply, in confidence, to H. T. LEWEIN and Co., 27, Charles-street, Cardiff. Nat! Tel., 1319. el9l6 S-ÚMS-FROM-r£3;ObO ADVANCED-AT SHORT NOTICE. On Approved Note of Hand. Personal, or Other Securities. Chirges arranged before Transactions are Completed. Mortgages on Property Effected at Current Rates of Interest. Tourists' and Season Tickets Purchased and Arranged for Clients on the Payment Principle. Money Advanced on Second Mortgages. Apply I. W. Lloyd. Manager, FIELDiNGS, YE-S. BUILDINGS, THE H. YES, CARDIFT. Nat. Tel. Xo.. 467. e6721 THE Old-established Provincial US 1 on Bank cot tinues to lend immense sums daily, from £10 to £1.C(\\). on Note of Hand alone or other security. No office inquiry charges whatever. Moderate interest. Easy instalments. Special rates for short periods. I.argMft and most honourably conducted business in the Kingdom. Thousands of our regular customers have expressed their entire satisfaction in repeated transactions with u". A gentleman from Bank will wait upon you at once with cash.-Call or write (in confidence) to Manager, Stanley Dowding, 1, Queen- square, Bristol; or to the Local Agent. Mr..James Bowen, Princes's-chambers, St. John's-square, Cardiff. e2065 PHIL Phillips, Pawnbroker. Jeweller, of 24] Si] Mary-street, Cardiff, advances money upon plaie. jewellery, deeds, silver, works of art, chins. Shares ¡ and long-life podicies at low rates of interest. Sums l of £ 100 at l £ s. 6d. e- month interest. Fire and | burglary ::fe by ,.¡¡:t A es::nt I jewenr, of aU kinds _kein stock. el468 J £ 10 to £5,000 Advanced on Note of Handalone, With- I out bonus, publicity, or charges of any description whatever unless business is done. No bills of Sale, and the strictest privacy guaranteed. On receipt of appli- cation representative will wait upon you by appoint- ment and advance you the amount required, re-payable by easy instalments to suit your own convenience. Special rates for short periods.—Write (iR confidence) to actual knder- C. WELLS, OORSIDOB CHAMBERS, MARKET PLACE, LEICE.<;TEPM ei928 MR. Pike, 27, Nicholas-street, Brj$tõ1.-Wrifw. terms before 1)ayu- fees or bi)r;?wiug elsewhere. Deposits received: One month's notice, 5 per cent, per annum; three months, 6 per cent..Established J8 years. Highest references. eZ072 MISCELLAN EOUS EXCHANGE Collection Coins (value about £3) for Gent's Free-wheel Cyole.—M 11, Express, Cardiff. e259(1s16 BOOKBINDING.—Encyclopedia, Educator ] Music, B&c.; all styles.—Jones, 'A'baxtm-ctrmt. <ÀroitL Trade work done. er-4-ftl7 "|y *"A DAME Proctor, Wharton-street (near Frm AlrUbmry), Cgrdiff-IlaAmwU-yi pbogq, bMh .?X" :t. L1brary), c.n1itr-Pa.im.i8tr1.; I 0iJ<t.1\ d". 18, md Stamp. PIGEONS, POULTRY^&c. BUFF Orpington Eggs, 2s. fed. sitting; graind"layine strain.—Lavars, JE, Bn",tol.street, Wp()rê. I:FF Orr,?in.-teii E g .-s, 2.L-. 6d. s'ttiw; graiid 'a,-fni EGGS for Sitting.—Pure Brsd White :LeghûrBuil' G4, i .?' ?cr Sitt ng -P?ire Bt?,d lVb?-, Orpington, and Golden Wyandotte, 2s. 6d. ior 12; (i.lden V, "Gttie-, 2s. 6d. for 12; Und?end. esl6 PARROTS.—Talking warranty; month's trial] my JL risk: 12s. 6u. Parrot Cages. 5s. 6d. Particulars free.—Princes' Aviaries, Mrs. Forester, Violet-street, Li"'er]xx'l. e2464sl6 SPORTING L Let, for -ttie aboii-t I'Iiree L MUes ??cut Fishing on the 01?-av and PwMh Brooks, within mile of Llandenny Station; good far- house accommodation.—Apply Angel Hotel, Abera- venny. c6694 VllSHlXG Rods. Baskets; Flies, 6d. and Is. per X dn-Seud for price-imt (tree). Chambers, Gun- Ill'" ker. CarùitL K a' Tel., 01333. a.3602 maker. Cardiff. Nat. Tel., 01333. a3602 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS ^l^RAUESllEN'S Stocks (all kind?) and Household X 1.ecLs Bought ior Cash.—337, C{};undge,3<1, tauten. e2497s!7 MISCELLANEOUS SALES. Oli!\ ElOR'S i. 4,el for ?eatrpa?oinTbIe O price.—Apply O. F., Evening Express, Swansea. ?2459s!6 BILLIARDS.—Full-size B'l? .ard br B.a- E. roughs and Watts, complete; also Thraf 10ft. x Sft. Tallies, London and other makers.—Smart, i5. Col- lege creep. Bristol. c3729 OUI'ERIOR Roll-top Desk for or Exchajige for O Smaller One.—4, Weilifeld-road. Cardiff. e2607.20 FOR Sale, large Fix,ure-(crnalnental;õ-sïJ1,smä,:¡' FC,,uf,,c?ionery Bu-ne-s; Counter, 2?ft. long, ith c;o1lfed marble top; Glass Show Case (very large', yvith bevellcd-edge, plate glass shelves; Several Plate-glass Mirrors; to be seen at Dewlais Cak* ¡<tores, £ Queen-street. CardifT, for a fi-w days.—AR orders to Jones, Dickenson, Dowlais. co7l6 INGEBSOLL 5a Watch, Campbell's Melodeons, '\V?k- ing Stic*s, 4rc., 4c.—Timothy's .ores, corner of Arcade, St. John's-square. e2G36 OAK Timber for Sale. 12 Tree-, ?jjuj. eud'scUBd, a,, 6 ?5ft. a ti?ee: p?t on rail Caerleon.— Apply Worgent. Liangifcby. Mon. e?50Ssl7 D ¡n' ir, ?-:J;S.lllf i J' (.r. 6:n. by ?H. 6:c. by l?T). square, 4'?. 9d.; Moulded Two Sides, is. lid.; Sulid Mou,rl. 4s. iid.; all other sizes in stock; send builders' trtde card for list.—Jennings and Co., Pennywell-rc::d. Bristol. ePt" C Sale, Tuo Larye l)\al Oak Tubs, suitable lor scslding pig: also Large Water Casks and Tanks. -Thollw <. Hodges' -row Cooperage, Cardiff. e2461u16 LADIES of Wales.—Send for Catalogue of Gees, Eace Curtains, licsiery; patterns post free.- Wm. Cotton, Weekday Cross, Nottingham. Estab- CHEAP Wares for Bazaars. Doaleri, Auctioneers, Marketmen, ttc,; i:Jtl;>tr,,ed catalogue, post free, 3 penny stamps; cash or credit terms arranged. See Beginners' Orate, with free Gliina lea Service. Haw- kers' Crate Assorted Crockery, at out 1.000 articles, 42s. 6d.—Arthur J. Hull, Deft. IS. Lor.gton, Staffs. elm OUR. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Will Furijish Information of the BEST AND CHEAPEST PIANOS BY ALL MAKERS. From £ 16 16e. Od. "Upwards. PIANOS* AND ORGANS TUNINGS and REPAIRS. EXPERT ADVICE GRATIS, Irrespective of Distance. DALE. FORTY. & CO.. HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. Alto at CHELTENHAM, BIRMINGHAM, too. ESTABLISHED 18E0. FURNITURE BARGAINS. A FEW LEADING LINES AT BEVAN & COMPY.'S (LIMITED), ANNUAL COLOSSAL STOCKING- ?A) C TAKING ???-E— 97, St. Mary-street, and 21, Duke-street, CARDIFF, £ b. d. 527 Full-sized Everlasting Wire-woven Ma-ureeses o 9 11 346 Handeomo Heavy Braes-moun,toed Bedsteads 1 17 6 45 Splendid All-Brase Bedsteads A 14 6 360 Full-sized Own Make Feather Bede 1 12 6 176 Reliable Lenthe r Cloth Suites 3 19 6 58 Handsome Saddlebag s 19 6. 36 Grand Drawing-room Suites, in Figured Velvet 7 7ft: 134 Cottage Bedroom Suites, with Marble top, tile back washetand, two chairs. Ac., &c. 3 3 0: 119 Excellent Bedroom Suiteg, with p-late door to wardrobe. 6 17 61 95 Very Handsome Satin Walnut Bed- room Suit ee, from .8 80 ATBO NEWPORT. SWANSEA. PONTYPOOL, and PONTYPRIDD. el311 TO BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS IN SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE. James Lulham & Co. (OF LEICESTER), 89, Bridge-st., Cardiff hold the Largest Sitock of Boots and Shoes lIS Factors in the Prinoipaliiiy. WE ARE Agents for all the leading Makers, and hold. amongst others, the followng well- known Brands: CENTURION OCEANIC. NEW CENTURY, VIOLET, ESPERANZA, CAMEO. We are also FULLY STOCKED IN CHILDREN 8 AND NURSERY LINES. CANVAS GOODS AND SEA BOOTS A SPECIALITY. WRITE FOR LISTS. 8 WHOLESALE ONLY. 6306 T xP B W IEL I T I N' G ARCHITECTS' WORK ACCURATELY COPIED BY EXPERIENCED OPERATORS. ALL <BRAI?CHE6 OF COPYING EXEOUTED" W-