... The workmen at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, ought to consider themselves fortunate. Just as there appear to be undoubted signs of a reaction in the labour market in favour of employers, the; arsenal workmen have had their hours reduced from 06 to 54 hours a week, without any curtailment of their valuable privi- leges, such as free holidays, pay in sickness, and super- annuation. While the ...

... ftERVANTS WANTING PLACES, of any description, and Householders requiring Servants, should advertise Cardiff Times. Price la. for 21 words, jvejxiid. A ^PRENTICE.—C Yorath, Family and Dispensing Chemist, 2S2.Bnte-street, Cardiff,has aVACANCY a respectable YOUTH as an APPRENTICE, where opportunity will be afforded to obtain a thorongnly -ctical knowledge of the business (out-door preferred) ° ...

... CARDIFF TO NEW YORK. PVIREOT STEAM COMMUNICATION U BETWEEN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND CANADA. The SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S New, First-clt^s, Full-powered Clyde-built Steamships GLAMORGAN 2,500 Tons 500 h.p. 2.500 Tons 580 h.p. CARMARTHEN] 3,100 Tons 600 h.p. Or other First-elasa Steamers, will sail regularly between CAKDIFF AND NEW YORK, Commencinq ...

... CARDIFF POLICE INTELLIGENCE. SATURDAY. (Before Mr. W. D. BUSHELL.) ALLEGED THEFT BY A DOMESTIC SERVANT.—Han- nah Brian was charged with stealing 3s. 6d., the property of Mr. Charles Ellis, corn merchant, Angel- street. The accused has been in the service of Mr. Ellis for some time, and latterly he has missed money from the till in his shop. Suspecting the prisoner, be had several coins marked ...

... i^TED, a respectable Message Boy, aged 1-5 to •Pply at the South Wales Daily News Office, Cardltl, ^TET). a well-educated BOY, aged 14 years, as k. APPRENTICE. Apply at the Cardiff Times ^^ElJT^G^i^SETrVANT at the~D^7md ^Urrib School, Llandaff. 4233 -Wanted~ a JUNIO R OLERK7aged 16 or t^'at the South Wales Daily Neies Office. ^KllAl/SERVANT WANTED.—Apply at 134, ■'evern-road, Canton. ^2o4 ...

... A FACT WORTH KNOWING.—Mr. Lewis, Spelter, Maesteg, writes Your Toothache i'ills at once cured me. I shall never be without them. Numerous other testimonials can be had on application. Sole Proprietor John Davies, Chemist, Pontypridd. Boxes, Is. l^d. and 2s. 9d. per post, Id. extra. Sold by all respectable chemists. 3233 FLOKILIXE.— FOE THE TEETH AND BREATH.—A few drops of the Fragrant ...

... I BRa vVN AND POLSON'S CORNFLOUR T 1 I IS GENUINE. PACKETS lkl., 3d., and 6d. BEST, 2d, 4d., 3d. C4UTION AGAINST UNSCRUPULOUS FRAUD. INFERIOR QUALITIES, OBTAINED AT LITTLE MORE THAN HALF THE COST OF BROWN AND POL SON'S, ARE SOMETIMES SUBSTITUTED. 2395 ...

... CARDIFF TO NEW lOlK. r- TAIRECT «TRUI COMMUNICATION /Af i ? BETWEEN THE BRISTOL CHAXXEL UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND CANADA. The SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S New, First-cla^s, Full-pOT.eied Clyde-bu It Steamships 2.500 Tons 5 0 h.p. 2;4) Tons. ;,n.) h p. CARMARTHEN C'JO h.p. Or other First-clas3 Steamers, will Kail regularly between CAKDIFF AND NEW YORK, Commeucini; in Carrying ...

... EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND, -asi, rr^HE Government of ew Zealand grant ° X ASSISTED PASSAGES to Agri «, -S?!5mJ? cultural Labourers, Navvies, Ploughmen. Shepherds, and a few Country Mechanics. To Female Domestic Servants passages are granted without pre-payment. For terms and sonditions apply in person or by letter, at the Office of the Agent-General for New Zealand, at 7, Westminster ...

... | TITLES bll M10, High-street, Cardiff. ESSRS BARNARD, THOMAS, CLARKE & CO. have received insiructionsfrom Mr. Thomas Pritchard, p S-ELL BY AUCTION, on the Premises. a» above, on s,llIDAY, ALGUST •2.'J.rd (immediately alter the sale of the ock-in Trade und Planr &c., advertised elsewhere), a ^IOU of bis HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and laf TS, including a refrigerator, child's cot, perambu- or> ...

... CARDIFF TO NEW YORK. 1RF_. STF.'M COMMUNICATION U BETWEEN- THE '(> ...

... MRS S J DA VIES' SCHOOL, 29, Charles street, Cankff,' RE-OPENED JULY 24th 1872. Vacancies for Boarders. Professor of Music—Mr. ATKINS, Mua. Bac., Oxon. THE MISSES MARKS' BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES PARTICULAR attention paid to imparting a thorough English education. Accomplishments taught by eftTh?Juvennf Class for CaLesthenics_and Dancing will cemmence on OCTOBER 2nd, from 3 to 5 p ...