... EMIGRATION 70 NEW ZEALAND. m HE G ...

... ABERDARE POLICE COURT. TUESDAY.—[Before A. De Rutzen and D. E. Williams, JEsqs.) SHIPWRECKED SAILORS.—JamesElston andMichael Curley, alleged to be stokers from Northumberland, each of whom being minus his arm, were brought up charged with begging alms. P.S. Davies stated that he saw both defendants in Hirwain-road, Trecynon, yester- day (Monday), going down the street, cap in hand, singing ...

... ALLAN ROYAL MAIL LINE. SHORTEST SEA PASSAGE mo CANADA and the UNITED X STATES—Shortest Route to the °w- West, TjjjjU The superb Steamships of this Line now run direct every Tuesday and Thursday from LIVER- POOL to PORTLAND, forwarding Passengers to NEW YORK and BOSTON, and to ALL CITIES AND TOWNS IN CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES. From LIVERPOOL TO PORTLAND. Moravian .Thurs. Jan. 30 j ...

... V>.IilABTiK DISCOVERY FOR THE HAIR. A »' N0\Y h;iir dressing, called The Mexican Hair Jv- bottle, is no* sold by most chemists and perfumers at as.. a • i resf0re in superseding all Hair restorers—for it wit■ P, o few ap- eiery case Grey or White hair to its original gniell of I^ieations, without dyeing it, or'.caving '• ag. in. Restorers. It makes the hair charmingi> trjalids well as ...

... NOTICES. EMIGRATION TO AMEBIC A. South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's Line of First Clat1s Steamers. DIRECT Communication between JIFFS'JlJ CARDIFF and AMBRIOA thus saving \LMiSr the expence and incouvenience of AV elsh Emigrants going to Liverpool. For all information apply to Dr. Price, or G. Price. Emigration 01fice8, Aberdare. ANCHOR LINE. a GLASGOW & LIVERPOOL TTAI.IFAX. *N.S., AKB ...

... Situations 'Vntant. 7 a COACH SMITH.—.ipply to M Fraser, Neath. 50(31 MliiLliv EiiS. -An expeaeuceu Young Lady Wanted as iUh- EINKR.—Audress, Williams & Co., Swansea. 5110 TTPPtll 'ilOU^SMAID^VAA'TED, by a fcuniij-m the Country, Li state mil wa^es.—Address B.P., Post-ofiics, lio?s. 4fts9 TO DiiUGiTlsTa. Wanted. a competent ASsI-STANT, able to Welsh.— Apply to J. H. Smith & Co., Carmarthen. ...

... GLAMORGAN COUNTY ASYLUM. THE COMMITTEE of VISITORS are prepared to receive TENDERS for the SUPPLY of PROVI- SIONS, BERR, CLOTHING, COAL, and other neces- saries. including brooms, brushes, garden tools, oils, colours, &c., for the Six Months ending 30th September next. The Coal Tenders to be for the three months ending 30th June next. Forms of Tender will be supplied on application. Payments ...

... MOUNTilS ASH. LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.—The fortnightly meet- ing of this Board was held on Monday, at the Work- men's-hall. when there were present Messrs R. Wil- liams (in the chair), D. Morgan, D. James, T. Edwards, J. Edwards, G. Brown, E. Thomas, D. Coleman, J. Griffiths, and tbe Rev J. W. Williams.—The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed.—The report of a committee, formed at ...

... business Addresses, R. C. LEACH, BILL POSTER & ADVERTISING CONTRACTOR, 17, WOOD-STREET, CARDIFF; AND 63, CARDIFF-STREET, ABERDARE. Rents all the Principal and most prominent POSTING STATIONS in Cardiff, Canton, and Roath. TOWN CRIER FOR ABERDARE. R. RICHARD B. BOULTON/SURGEON DENTIST, CAMBRIA-PLACE, Corner of CHARLES- STREET, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. Teeth, the best that can be obtained, from ...

... vu-i-ovmv^ ha^ cammencc-d b.a. bellm, in cou-t tjc-a.ee of new regulations which e been issued bit ORT SCCCESSPCI. T, -AT OF General DEBILITY WITH Jonor's Tjic-i i vi n t on LIVEH Oil..—In cat-tis oi j ami cntH. *& ...

... THE PRICE OF COAL. The correspondence respecting the price of coal and the profits of the coal merchants continues with undiminished activity. Mr. Cockerell, of the well-known firm of Cockerell and Co., disputes the accuiacy of the figures quoted by Mr. Ball, and maintains that the average price of best WALL's-end coais at the pit's mouth during December and January last was 19s. Id. per ton ...

... MERTHYR POLICE COURT. SATURDAT.-(Before T. J. Evans, D. Davies, E. Davics, and James Probert, Esqrs. COAL STEALING. — George Williams, of Robert's Town, Aberdars, labourer, was brought up charged with stealing 120 lbs. of coal, the property of the Great Western Railway Company.—Mr Mends, one of the company's inspectors, prosecuted. It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner had been seen ...