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... llfatefr, • Quarterly or Weekly Washing WANTED. Families or Single Gentlemen treated with. Apply* at the Cardiff Times Office. 167 To Drapers' Assistants. WANTED, a first hand, also a junior. Apply to E. STKOUD and Co., Cardiff. 176 Servant of all Work WANTED for an Hotel. Apply at the Cardiff Times office. l:4 I Heads of Families, Hotels, &c. ANTING SERVANTS, and SERVANTS VV WANTING PLACES, ...
... 95, FREDERICK-STREET, CARDIFF B« FREDERICK PETERS QUS to inform the inhabitants of Cardiff and its }„ v.lclr>ity that he has commenced BOOKBINDING i)Usj lts Branches, and trusts, by strict attention to to »e s'an ...
... ABERDARE. TIIO LET, and may be entered upon im- mediately, a Commodious House and bhop, situate in a populoua r^l^i/ood and near the flourishing Tin a^^#^Works of the Gadlvs Company. Bent Moderate. Apply to Mr. D. PRICE, Grocer, Merthyr, or to Mr. R. PRICE, Aberdare. MERTHYR TO LIVERPOOL IN 12 HOURS, FOR 15s. 4id. THE Quickest and '.Cheapest Eoute to Here- ford, Shrewsbury, Chester, Liverpool, ...
... MUSIC WAREHOUSE, MERTHYR. 1 ESTABLISHED 1850. -AJ.VPIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS C TAYLOR respectfully begs to state that he has on hand an Excellent Stock of PIANOFORTES, HAKMO- # NIUM9, SAX HORNS, CORNETS, DRUMS, &C. Pianofortes on Sale or Hire. Tuning and Repairing in all Its Branches.—Pianofortes kept in repair, in town or country, by the year.—Several Hundred Copies of the Song and Dance ...
... L. It. ID U M. L E Y, CABINET-MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, BEGS to inform his Customers and Friends that lie has just REMOVED to the Middle of VIC- TORIA-STREET, Merthyr, next door to Mr. BARNETT, Pawnbroker, where he hopes to be favoured P with a portion of the Public's patronage. 0 Parties who wish to have Furniture made to order maybe supplied economically with Goods made by Experienced Workmen ...
... MUNICIPAL ELECTION. BOEUCGli OF NEWPORT. TO TIlE BURGESSES OF THE EAST WARD. (GENTLEMEN,—On the first of November our J term of office as representatives at your Coun- cil Hoard, will expire. Trusting that our votes and conduct have been such as to have met with your general approval, we have ventured apain to offer ourselves for re-election, assuring yon, that should we be returned, our en- ...
... Mit. H. W. F:t A R R IS'IS ANNOUNCEMENTS H. W. HARRIS, Auctioneer, Appraiser, House, Estate, and General Agent, BEGS to inform the Public that all matters entrusted to bis care will be punctually and carefully attended to. Rents collected. Fire and Life.'Polieies effecte(l on advantageous terms. Offices-Mr. Rees Thomas's, High-street, Merthyr, opposite Clotb Hall. ') Merthyr, opposite Cloth ...
... NO MORE GOING TO BRISTOL TO BUY PAPER HANGINGS OR WINDOW GLASS. THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST ASSORTKD STOCK OF PAPER HANGINGS, IS AT DAVIS'S NOTED PAINTING, GLAZING, AND PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE CHURCH STREKT. CARDIFF. UPWARDS OF 40,000 PIECES TO SELECT FROM. PATTERNS SENT PER POST. ORDERS FOR PAINTING AND GLAZING EXECUTED IN ALL PARTS OF THE KINGDOM. MANUFACTURER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF ...
... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE—MoNDAY. The leading country markets held on Saturday were but scantily supplied with wheat. The demand ruled steady but very fine samples were the turn dearer. Malting barley, good sound oats, and flour, realised full currencies. In other produces very little was doing, at late rates. Throughout the Continent wheat has sold at very full prices. In the value of spring corn ...
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... The very lengthened investigation into the facts connected with the melancholy catastrophe at the Sheffield Surrey Mu ic Hall, was brought to a close yesterday and considering the conflicting nature of the evidence it is not surprising that there was a difficulty felt in coming to a decision. The jury; however, after a long consultation, returned a verdict to the effect that the deceased died ...
... TO THE BURGESSES OF THE SOUTH WARD. GENTLEMEN-, I BEG to remind you that ray terra of office, as one of your Representatives at the Council Board, exoires on the 1st of November next, when it is my in- tention to offer myself tor re-election. During the many yeirs I have been honoured with your conti ience, I have faithfully endeavoured to protect the interests of the Ratepayers, and to ...