... each Revis Costume IT sounds simple nutter to buy a New Spring Costume —but with every' pound note behaving nowadays 12/6 or less, tbe choice of a Costume requires thought and judgment. WHEN Wear and Weather have done their worst without altering one whit your well-dressed appearance —then you're glad jou bought Revis Costume y and especially when you find your Costume is still in fashion ...

... jSitahtiBB ]\.ft&riagis> A NEW SERIES OF 0OMPLETE STORIES IS NOW APPEARING IN THE CARDIFF TIMES AND gOUTH^f ALES WEEKLY T W EN T Y W ° R KS BY TWENTY AUTHORS Each Story will extend to about three columns. Original Publication of the Capital New enes of Stories commenced on ARCH 23RD, One Story appearing Weekly. the foUowing is a Complete List of Authors and Stories 44 IOTA (Author of A Yellow ...

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... _bipjrtng$laiices. PALIDII'F ANDBOUDEAUX MxUrr.r\yKJ The CARDIFF STEAMSHIP N Y',3 FIRST-CLASS SCREW STKAMKKS will sail as follows, circua- permitting • -Cardiff (or Bordeaux Mar. 6 \v-VT • • • K°rdeans for Cardiff Mar. 6 »v itii goods and passengers. l^sot Freight, &c„ apply to Mr A.G. Todd, v 7? *uai ^es Chartrous, Bordeaux aud to W. R, CORFIELD, 'fR'aphic address, Exchange. Cardiff. — ...

... The Liberal demonstration at Manchester last gftiurdiiy will, whether we regard it in numbers, enthusiasm, unity of purpose, or nobility of patriotism, more than basr comparison with the Conservative gathering in the Lame place. Judged by number* only. Lancashire Liberalism is now stronger than Jjsncathire Cotiservetieni, and Lancashire is a county on which tbe Conservatives have daring the ...

... MEDICAT. TTRERIES awn ANSWERS HINTS OWN F PAMILY PHYSICIA’ ALTH, AL letters Column should be re the of tthe f of this Paper not later than the rene the date of issue, and should bear the name Seine for publ of the sander, along with 4 nom de plume, the latter aame is given te @ dilated con- dition of the tub-s, resulting from either of the tubes themselves ur from associated disuse of the ...

... Hayes. Model Ledginghouse, Drygate, Glasgow, Mrs Mary Hall. widow of Robert Hall, seaman; under Joun Innes, Georce Street, Aberdeen, slater disposed of Hendry, Linlithgow ; under administration. laabelia Jamieson, Viewmont, Inverness, domestic set in favour of mother. Jeaunie Puiler or Kennedy. vant ; Crown waived right Pitlochry, widuw ; andes Peter Knox, Fraserourgh: heritage pot likely te ...

... The wedding took place Christchurch Gloucester on Monday, of Miss Winifred Isslh-I Small, daughter of the late Mr. George Small, and of Mrs. Small, 97, Southgate street, Gloucester, and M ...

... STUDY UNDER DELIGHTFUL CONDITIONS. The advantages of the summer vacation course, ooth from a recreative and an educational point of view, are becoming more and more widely known. a ...

... the search for economical and good recipes of ono kind or another, so to-day I have made a collection recipes which, I feel sure, will prove helpfid ta»the mother who has a big, little family to cater for. You should out these out and paste them in your recipe book- Steamed Gingerbread. This is a delicious cake, and can be made werv easily. 2 lb. flour. 3 oz. sugar, oz. two tablespoonfuls ...

... (Eimrfrtttm. CARDIFF. ONXTON HOUSE SCHOOL, CARDIFF. PRINCIPALS: HENRY SHEWBROOKS, B.A. (Loud) JOHN HART, M.A. (Durham), Pupils prepared for Cambridge Local arid Profes- sional Prelim. Exams. A Class for London Mafcric. R ...