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I THE BIRMINGHAM DAILY MAIL FRIDAY FEBRUARY 11 189a FOOTBALL GOSSIK FIXTURES ANGLING NOTES SITUATIONS VACANT FOR (continued) C'l IRLS (young) used to small press work 82 Caroline A Street 3366 C'l IFLfmiiek warehouse) Wanted used to banding bucket Ao A good wages to competent Piekburn Ltd Ernest Street Holloway Head 8951 APARTMENTS TO LET (conronro) ODGINGS to Let f-r a respectable gentleman to share with other and a private front room if required terms 9 Hyland Road EdgiiasUm mua SITUATIONS VACANT FOR (oonttnujd) SCREW Worming Griuder odd work state wage m- 21 Daily MaiL 5838 Wanted at once a steady experienced Workman accustomed to steeling ami pLvling scythes and hay knives good situation and steady employment to a good William Hunt and Sons The Erodes Ltd near Birming-him 3505 DOMESTIC SEHVANTS WANTED (conti vtid) fOOK -GENERAL (experienced) Wonted small family comfort-able home £14- Morris Broyan Willow Crescent Cannon Hill Park CH)k (JENMiAE (reliable) Wanted for Manchester £16 to £13 £14 to £16 two children ages 2 and 5 129 Park Hill Koad Harborne 8546 tlOOK-GKNERAf immediately experienced good character literal wqgog given Bumaiton Norton 8381 tIOOK-GENERAL Wanted Wylde Green six in family mure competent person liberally Daily FOR THE LADIES Millinery is delightfully picturesque this spring Many of the French model toques are purely of the Loui3 Seize period and might have been worn by Marie in fact some have been modified from portraits of tho ill-fated and charming queen Others again savour of Charlotte naps Horsehair lace studded with jet scquina is much worn over black or coloured chiffon and tulle spotted with chenille in black or black on white looks charming draped over rose pink or turquoise blue iSatin straws straw and -open work Tuscan are amongst the very newest but black and white will be a favourite straw this season Many toques are veiled in a silvored gauze that looks a trifle theatrical but our eyes have yet to grow accustomed to the new fashions Quills and swans feathers are spangled with steel or jet which gives a sort of pea appearance Tho hem neck ribbons in watered silk for watch eyeglass or charms are fascinatingly quaint Some have tiny snakes or lizards to form a clasp The royal blue chenille spotted veils have made their appearance and there is some talk of coloured veils being worn Lovely muslin velvets are made in shaded colouring of the most "Loio Fuller hues The introduction of chenille is quite noticeable and is most effective in black over white Velvet bodices will be much worn with day and evening gowns A dainty liodice is made of chiffon cut square at the neck and with puffed sleeves The chiffon is artistically bunched over the silk lining and held in place by indescent ornaments A bunch of flowers at the shoulders gives the finishing touch Pretty mending bags for silk stockings are made in the half-moon shape familiar in cretonne as the general darning bag A soft silk of an all-over pattern is selected and the usual needle-case added in the centre of the semi-circle the whole bag is made upon a slightly reduced plan from that generally used For dancing gowns the lightest and flimsiest of fabrics are used especially for quite young maidens Though they may not be elaborately trimmed and made very simply some of them are costly on account of their short life Fora first ball or dance this however is not always a great point of consideration the beautiful effect produced' being more important One evening gown of exquisite loveliness was of white mousseline de soie embroidered at the edges Sashes and scarfs are alone a study and with them well selected and carefully arranged a plain gown becomos chic and tasteful os by the touch of a wand Among the many it is difficult to choose one or another as better or preferable The only law which it i safe to lay down declares in favour of simplicity for the growing girls and gives preference to ribbon and the material over frilled silk and elaborately arranged chiffon Roman strqjes flowered ribbon plain colours and stripes that arc less varied than the Roman are all in vogue for both sashes and scarfs and are chic in the extreme The mors costly and elaborate sashes show a finish of knotted silk fringe which is always handsome but plain simple nbbon tied in a generous bow is all that any girl jed crave All silken petticoats should bo made with corsets to match them and this need not involve excessive expenditure The possession of a pair of black brocaded silk corsets flowered in pink and blue will enable one to wear a petticoat of tho same material in the daytime and a plain blue or pink silk in the evening always supposing that expenditure be an object for if not then white satin brocaded corsets for the eveuing over a petticoat of white glace much frilled should be worn Get three pieces of ribbon one piece 15 inches long the next 12 the next 9 Fasten all three to a brass ring at the top Have one pieco overlapping each other the ehortesfe on top fringe the bottom of each Buttonhole over the ring with silk to match the ribbon using any preferred colour and write the motto in gilt letters on the upper piece 1 cannot toll where the mark should On the piece hanging just below this but keep the On the third piece of ribbon "if place The maiden who has a slim waist may let it be known that she is not averse to sashes when the question of presents is under discussion A sash of plaid ribbon in which red and white predominate is edged with a zigzag insertion of black lace and ruffed with black chiffon Another made of satin-striped moire ribbon bas a girdle of crushed ribbon caught in at the front by a hoop of cut steel The ends of the sash are joined together by a strip of black insertion about V2in wide A ruffle of black chiffon about 3in deep forms a bias finish to the end oi the sash and is duplicated midway between the waist and the end A most effective sash is of black satin ribbon cut into small bias strips with lace insertion The girdle is pointed at the sides and caught down in front by a steel buckle ASSOCIATION Second Rotted Nottingham Forest Gainsborough Referee Mr Cooper (Blackburn) linesmen Messrs Collyer (Crewe) and Rtyles (Wellingborough) rot Bromwich Albion Sheffield Referee Mr Lewis (Blackburn) linesmen Messrs Helme (Bolton) and It Birtwistle (Blackburn) Bolton Wanderers Manchester Referee Mr A Scragg (Crewe) linesmen Messrs Lythgoe (Liverpool) and A Green (West Bromwich) Stoke Referee Mr A Kingscott (Derby) linesmen Messrs Wright (Macclesfield) and Hind (Chesterfield) Southampton Newcastle Referee Mr Adams (Birmingham) linesmen Messrs A Davis (Marlow)and Platt (Loudon) Wolverhampton Wanderers Derby Referee Mr Sutcliffe (Burnley) linesmen Mesers WatBon (Accrington) and Whittaker (London) Burnley Bukslkm Port Referee Mr Fox (Sheffield) linesmen Messrs Cooknell (Birmingham) and Shelton (Nottingham) Newton IIeatii Referee Mr A Barker (Newcastle-under-Lyme) linesmen Messrs Nicholson (Sheffield) and Tillotson (Birmingham) THE Division II Darwen Walsall Grimsby Town Woolwich Arsenal Leicester Fosse Lincoln City Small Heath Luton MIDLAND LEAGUE Chesterfield Ilkeston Glossop North End Kettering Mexborough Burton Wanderers SCOTTISH LEAGUE -Division I Clyde Partick Thistle Division II Abercoru Ayr Airdrieonian8 Linthouse Kilmarnock Port Glasgow Athletic Leith Athletic Motherwell UNITED LEAGUE Wellingborough Rushden AMATEUR CUr-2ND Round Sheffield Thornaby Middlesbrough Thornaby topians Darlington Stockton Maidenhead Old Malveruiana BIRMINGHAM AND DISTRICT LEAGUE Berwick Rangers Wolverhampton Wanderers Brierley Hill Alliance Worcester Rovers Bristol Eastville Rovers Hereford Thistle Singer's Hales Owen Shrewsbury Town Kidderminster Harriers Stourbridge West Bromwich Albion Res BIRMINGHAM JUNIOR LEAGUE Park Mills Bournbrook Bourn rtlle Athletic Redd itch Excelsior Bromsgrove Rovers Evesham Wanderers Harborne Calthorje Rovers ASTON AND DISTRICT LEAGUE Sutton Town Branston Unity Birchficld Trinity Unity Four Oaks Aston Templars Sutton Athletic CITY AND DISTRICT LEAGUE-Division Clyde Villa Sparkhill St George's St Paul's Juniors Beech Lanes Stratford Villa Conference Hall Division 2 Small Heath Albion St Reserves Fernley Smethwick St Boumville Juniors Smethwick Victoria Rovers EDGB ASTON AND DISTRICT LEAGUE Balsall Heath Melrose St St Paul's Somerville CENTRAL BIRMINGHAM LEAGUE Calthorpe Rovers Reserves Wyclitfc Small Heath Unity Severn Street Social Birmingham Celtic Nelson Bournbrook Reserves Park Mills Reserves COVENTRY AND NORTH WARWICKSHIRE LEAGUE Progress Rudge-Whitworth WEST MIDLAND LEAGUE Coseley United Brierley Hill Alliance Wordsley Olympic Delpb Bridge Unity Hales Owen Reserves Horseley Heath Oldbury Town Swifts Long Lane United Star WALSALL AND DISTRICT LEAGUE Willenhall Pickwick Hednesford Town Bilston United Oldbury Town BROMSGROVE JUNIOR LEAGUE Sidemoor Social Stoke Rovers HINCKLEY AND DISTRICT LEAGUE Hinckley Town Coalville Albion Hinckley Granville Barwell Reserves TAM WORTH AND DISTRICT LEAGUE Tamworth Athletic Tamworth Volunteers STRATFORD AND DISTRICT LEAGUE Aston Cantlow Stratford-on-Avon REDDITCH AMATEUR LEAGUE Feckenham Headless Cross WARWICK LEAMINGTON AND DISTRICT LEAGUE Hatton Asylum Leamington Victoria Budbrooke (Warwick) Warwick Victoria STAFFORD JUNIOR LEAGUE Stafford Christ Church Stafford Wesleyans BIRMINGHAM JUNIOR CHARITY SHIELD Fourth Round Oldbury Town Swifts Soho Villa Hoobrook Olympic Boumville Athletic Warwick United Norton Metal Works Smethwick Wesleyan Rovers Tamworth Town Swifts the Dudley Town Ground FiDGB ASTON First Round St Mary's (Selly Oak) Northfield Excelsior Little Sutton Hovers Greet Methodist Bradford Unity Dartmouth Warley Villa Norton United Beech Lanes United Nechclls Rovers Rosewood California Athletic Bartley Green Albion Cambridge Rovers Harborne Lynwood Coleshill Shefford Rovers Femlcy Oldbury St John's Sparkhill Rocky Lane Eastville Lozeils Unity Priory Highfield Viila Breedon's Anns Islington Moseley St ad Small Arms Sandwell Rovers WALSALL SENIOR CUP Aston Villa Reserves Wrockwardine Wood CANNOCK AND DISTRICT LEAGUE Cbasetown Bridgtown Amateurs WALSALL JUNIOR LEAGUE Rnshall Olympic Oldbury's Reliance ROSALIE CHALLENGE CUP-Firot Round Winson Green Albion esleyan uniors STODDARD CUP AND MEDALS -Semi-finals Springfield Rovers Nechells Rovers ATHERSTONE CUP-Third Round Nuneaton Stockingford DUDLEY CHARITY Fourth Round Causeway Green Villa Tipton Victoria TAMWORTH CHARITY Second Round Fazeley Swifts Two Gates Wanderers WARWICK JUNIOR CUP-First Roond Warwick Victoria Reserves Leamington Alliance Warwick Eagie Works Solihull WALSALL JUNIOR Fourth Round Hednesford Swifts Willenhall Albion Bloxwich Strollers Aldridge Swifts Walsall Wood Athletic Brownliills Albion Wednesbury Old Athletic Cannock LANGLEY CHALLENGE CUP YMC A Juniors Edgbaston St George's FRIENDLY Sunderland Aston Villa Tottenham Hotspur Sheffield nited Bristol City Notts County Aston Old Edwardians Saltley College Brampton's Headingley Reserves St George's (Birmingham) St Saltley Baptist Edgbaston Kenilworth St Warwick Athletic Avenue Villa Reserves Small Heath Montrose Alum Rock Ashted St James's Erdington St Barnabas Saltley Chapel Hands worth Baptist Fernley Reserves Swarthmoor Reserves Bend Sable The Grosvenor Newyn Athletic Heath Woodville Moseley St Camp Hill Rovers Castle Bromwich Cheslyn Tlay Villa Wolverhampton Amateur Edgbaston Highfield Severn Street (Class 14) Moseley Unity Solihull Reserves Heath Villa Melrose Diamond St Res Melbourne Handsworth Congregational Stirchley St Board School Harborne Springfield Albion St Augustine's St Anne's (Duddeston) Ilarbome Blenheim Little Bayton EMS Allealey Penkridge Wanderers Stafford St Mary's Bradford (Birmingham) St Clement's Bridge Trust Old Boys Birmingham YMC A Swarthmoot XI Corinthians St Shrewsbury School Trinity College Oxford Ferndale Rovers Celtic Rovers Anchor Rovers Netherton St John's Black Heath Swifts Furnace Iiill Rovers Black Heath Britannia Cradley United Hnnnington Swifts Hales Owen Unity Quinton Rovers Springfield Harriers Sheustone Rovers lies Hales Owen Swifts Perry's Lake Rovers Grange Villa Tat Bank Unity Tat Bank Rovers Haden Hill Victoria Long Lane North End Tividale Rovers Old Bush Raugers Rowley Britannia Rowley Victoria Colley Gate White Star Quarry Bank Rovers Langley Green Victoria Cakemore Rovers Nuneaton Reliable Coventry Craven Bulkington Nuneaton Lawrence Nailstone Chapel End Nuneaton Albion Araington RUGBY HULKS RUGBY UNION COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Northumberland Cumberland At Newcastle-on -Tyne NORTHERN UNION Lancashire Section Broughton Rangers Salford Stockport Widnes St Helens Oldham Leigh Wigan Ro-hdalc Hornets Morecambe Runcorn Swinton Yorkshire Section Batley Heckmondwike Bradford Manningham Brighouse Rangers Leeds Parish Church Hull Huddersfield Runslet Holbeck Leeds Bramley Liversedge Castleford Wakefield Trinity Halifax COVENTRY AND DISTRICT CUP Coventry Juniors Newbold Coventry Triumph Rugby Locomotive FRIENDLY Moseley Manchester Cheltenham Handsworth Old Edwardians Leicester Stoke Moseley 2nd Five WaysOE Stratford-on-Avon Handsworth 2nd Moseley Harlequins Moseley Harlequins 2nd Erdington Olympic Rugby 2nd Camp Hill OE Camp Hill OE 2nd Coventry Gram School Stratford-on-Avon 2nd Five Ways OE 2nd Moseley Nomads College Leicester 2nd Old Edwardians 2nd Trinity College (Stratford) King Edward's School (Bfcam) Five Ways School The Crusaders Burton-on-Trent Coventry Llanelly Gloucester Northampton Streatham Nuneaton Wolverhampton Swansea Aberavon Coventry 2nd Burton 2nd Coventry Juniors 2nd St Coventry Triumph 2nd Coventry Stars Aston Old Edwardians Leicester Albion HUNTING APPOINTMENTS Albrighton (at Saturday 12 Crackley Bank Monday 14 the Kennels Tuesday 15 Gnosall (at 1115) Thursday 17 Enville Saturday 19 Irctaey Bank ATHKRarroNE (at Saturday 12 Fillongley Village Monday 14 Harrow Gate Tuesday 15 Hartshill Wednesday 16 Clifton Friday 18 Newbold Revel Saturday 19 Hall End Staffordshire South (at Tuesday 15 by card Friday 18 Milford Station (at 1115) Warwickshire (at Monday 14 Tachbrook Hill Tuesday 15 Brailes Thursday 17 Lower Sbuckburgh Friday 18 Burton Dassett Warwickshire North (at 11) Saturday 12 Stone-bridge Tuesday 15 Dunchurch Wednesday 16 Budbrook House Friday 18 Crab Mill Preston Bagot Worcestershire (at Monday 14 Hanbury Forest Weduesday 16 Red Lion Holt Friday 18 Crowle and Pershore Cross Roads (at 12 The most effectual way to get rid of cough colds Ac is to drink lack Currart Tea To ensure the best quality and highest medi Black Country enthusiasts are manifesting a keen interest in the West Bromwich Albion Sheffield Wednesday Cup tie to be decided at Stoney Lane to morrow afternoon In addition to the exercises the Albion players have of late been taken over to Droitwich for a brine bath occasionally and all are reported to ha in excellent health Banks is slowly recovering from the injury to his eye but be will not be able to play on Saturday and McManus being somewhat out of form it is auti-ci listed that the selectlou for left half-back will fall upon Itadlcy who has assisted the first team on many occasions this season Reid it is reported has also completely recovered from the injury to his side It may be interesting to mention that the Albion and Sheffield Wednesday have met three times in the English Cup competition one engagement being in the semi-final but the West Bromwich men have been victorious each time The team for to-morrow which will lie finally selected to-uight will probably be as Goal Reader backs Cave and Williams half backs Perry Jones and Hadley forwards Bassett Flewitt Reid McKenzie and Garfield The Rugby Union Committee have under consideration the advisability of cancelling the North South match at Exeter on Saturday February 26 and substituting the much-desired contest between England and Wales No decision however has yet beeu arrived at as in the absence of a committee meeting the question has to lie settled by correspondence with different members of that body The crisis In the affairs of the Loughborough club long feared hn9 come at last Never since the club quitted the Midland League for the more select circles of the Second Division of the League proper have the gates been adequate for the maintenance of a good team A large debt has accumulated and the committee have decided to face the inevitable and seek relief from professionalism wages The team will therefore be almost exclusively eomposeu of local talent in the remaining Second League engagements It is taken for granted in Loughborough that another season will see them excluded from the competition Hillman indignantly repudiates the statement that he is leaving Dundee at the end of the season and threatens legal penalties against the sporting press for voicing the rumour The United League dabs are to play a North South match at Woolwich on March 7th The former Bide was last night selected as follows Williams (Luton) goal Qardie (Longh-borugh) and (Luton) backs Pell (Kettering) Stewart (Luton) and another half-backs Denton (Rushden) Peg (Loughborough) Donaldson (Luton) Miller (Kettering) and Bellingfield (Rushden) forwards The Small Heath team to meet Luton at Coventry Road tomorrow will be Goal Clutterbuck backs Archer and Pratt half-backs Dunlop Leake and Robertson forwards Hare Oakes Lewis Abbott and Wharton Arrangement bavo been made for telephonic messages from the English Cup tie matches West Bromwich Albion Sheffield Wednesday and Wolverhampton Wanderers Derby County every 15 minutes Byrne th captain of the English Rugby fifteen who as briefly stated yesterday is shortly to go on a business tour round the world intends to stay in England until th close of the Rugby season which is good news for England and also Moseley who have a great chance of winning the Midland Counties Cup this season Mr Byrne however starts immediately at the termination of the football season and this means that he will be lost to Warwickshire for the whole of tbe ensuing cricket season which will be a sad blow to the county for he was one of their most consistent batsmen last season He rarely failed to get double figures and hit up a hundred in the first match in which he participated SPORTING ITEMS Monkside an excellent greyhound ia his day died last Tuesday The Birmingham and District Licensed billiard tournament was continued yesterday at the Mermaid Hotel Sparkhill when the following ties were decided Mr Niciiolls (receives 95) 250 Mr Sam worth (50) 174 Mr Lofthouse (25) 250 Mr Adams (50) 206 Mr Twyford (150) 250 Mr Mansell (80) 242 Mr Hodgetts (75) 250 Mr Flowcrdew (50) 143 Lieutenant II Edge of Shifnal has arranged to take a team of Shropshire gentlemen cricketers to the Channel Islands on the 13th of August next for ten days Hickey the cross-country rider met with a nasty accident at exercise yesterday morning Whilst steering Ben Rose over one of the fences the horse fell and right shoulder was somewhat severely injured Roberts and Diggle made further progress yesterday in their billiard match in London At the adjournment the respective scores were: Diggle 19711 Roberts 18201 In the evening Roberts made leading breaks of 85 261 436 189 and 251 (unfinished) while the best by Diggle were 56 32 59 81 and 158 and at the close of play the respective scores Diggle 20204 Roberta (in play) 19570 Roberts is thus steadily advancing Last night at a committee meeting of the Midland Counties Amateur Athletic Association held at the Great Western Hotel the Sub-committee appointed to consider what form the proposed testimonial to the retiring president(Mr Holmes) should take suggested that members of clubs affiiliated to the association be invited to subscribe and that the first portion be devoted to an illuminated address the balance if any to be applied to the purchase of a present in some form Mr Holmes would like An important item waa brought up during the consideration of the application for a license from Mr Furniss of Derby It was decided that Mr application was informal as he did not belong to an affiliated club Out of certain circumstances that arose during the consideration of this application it was decided by the association to investigate athletic affairs in Derby further The best attendance of the week witnessed last night's game in the bicycle Polo Tournament at Bingley Hall Captain Gorham for Columbia played his usual dashing game excelling in aggressive work aud was credited with four of the six goals Fcored by his team Result of game 60 points Metropolitan 40 points Totals of tournament to date Columbia 200 points Metropolitan 150 Considerable surprise has been caused in hunting circles In the Midlands In consequence of the unexpected resignation of Dick Stovin the huntsman of the Hcythrop hounds which Mr Albert Brasscy MP is the master and which were lately hunted by Captain Denis Daly of Shinington Hall Stratford-on-Avon Stovin has been eight seasons with the Heythrop and has shown excellent sport He was formerly huntsman to the Bicester under Lord Valentis MP and when he left that country he was presented by the Earl of Jersey on behalf of tho hunt with a sum of about £900 as a mark of appreciation St Cloud II was very unlucky to lose the Cambridgeshire but the 7st he carried upon that occasion was a widely different weight from his impost at Lincoln Report from Newmarket says that he will strip a greatly-improvea colt when next seen in public and it may be that he is one of those exceptional animals that do not reach their zenith at the end of their three-year-old season Yet one cannot see that he has an ounce in hand of Chelandry at even weights on the St Leger running and over this Bhorter course it looks to be odds upon Lord Rosebery's filly beating him The second of a series of competitions organised by the Midland Professional Golf Club took place at Sutton Coldfield yesterday There were twenty-seven starters representing Derby-sliire Nottinghamshire Warwickshire Worcestershire and Staffordshire The record for the course is 74 but the wind rendered low scoring difficult The winner was Williamson a young Notts professional whose aggregate score was 162 Cawsey Norton and Ross of Sutton tied for second place with 163 and Brown the ex-champion and Lewis of Derby divided the fourth prize Epps i rateful and a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and by a careful application of the line properties of well selected Cocoa Mr Eppe has provided for our breakfast and supper a delicately-flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease Wo may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame Service Gazette simply with boiling water or Sold only in packet and pound tins by grocers labelled Epps and Oo Limited Homonopathic Chemists London Advt Rrompt relief in sick headache dizziness nausea constipation pains in the sides assured to those using Little Liver Pills Is ld British Depot 46 Holbom Viaduct Loudon Be sure they are Advt Marmalade and Jams are guaranteed to be absolutely made only from sugar and the fruit named and free from artificial colouring or chemical Advt SITUATIONS VACANT FOB Continued from our First Page LECTRO-PLATE Burnishers also Girls to learn and Girls for platiug Tedd 46 Kenyon Street 9097 EMBOSSING and Men and Youths Barker Bros Paradise Street 8140 Women used to cycle work brushing and 1 Li berty Mill Frankfort Street 8962 Youth used to axle cape and small 20 Daily Mail 8872 I7RIIAND Boy Wanted wages 6s per week with Address in own handwriting stating age to 85 Daily Mail c702 RRAND Boy Adie and Nephew 156 Warstone Lane ERRAND Boy Wanted at once Powell and Co Park Street 8846 RRAND Boy Swinden and Sons 27 Temple Street RRAND Boy sharp respectable Wanted 12a week live out Apply Gough Butcher Small brook Street 8993 ANCY Nail Solderers Wanted fan power used good Herbert Pargeter and Co Dean Street 8149 An experieooed young Lady outdoor also Junior and an Gittins 14 Bull Bt 8888 Wagoner Wanted married for Erdington cottage found -Y 8 Daiiy Mail 9006 Young Woman Wanted for finishing gilt jewellery pinning up brooches claw setting Apply John Wall 6 Vyse Street 8760 FINISHERS used to nickel and silver work Wanted at Round and Sons Northampton Street 8879 FITTERS Wanted must be thoroughly experienced in light wrought iron work gas and electric fittings Ac leaf beater preferred state age wages and where last Walker and Co Idle Bradford 7409 JITTER-Wanted steady good Vinemau capable of making up lathe Address 25 Church Street wednesbury 8674 HOLDERS and Stitchers Thos Hillman and Co Lionel 1 Street 8843 FRENCH Polishers employmen! Bradford Street 1 to Windsor chaiys good wages constant mployment Learners also Cordon aad Company rd FRENCH YoungWoman Wanted used to lathe work good Apply 16 Wrottesley Street 8226 BENCH Polisher Wanted female general hand constant work good wage comfortable 87 Daily Mail 8712 1AKCKHEU (steady) Wonted two or three days per week to LF attend to small greenhouse lawn and garden in Gillott Road -W 84 Daily Mail 8575 pi ASFITTER good Wanted -Apply 27 Heath Mill Lane AS Wanted experienced Plueger and YooQis used to turning Ingram and Kemp Newtown Row 8537 LI ASFITTER (good) Apply Jordan Coventry Road Small Heath 8324 1 1RLS to silver chain 33 Hylton Street "I I ILLS (young) Wanted used press also Girls leaving school as Back 63 Newhall Street 8097 IRL Wanted about 16 or 75 Ooleehill Street 1 1ULS Wanted used to the 27 Cox Street 1 1RL respectable from school to assist in 65 vJ Daily Mail 8113 C'lIRLS 14 Wanted in Apply back 160 Darwin Street 8266 1IRLS (respectable) Wanted age Setbcn and Durward 117 aud 118 Livery Street 8221 Gi IRL Lapper Wanted used to silver and gold Herold and Co 52 Frederick Street 8161 1 1RL about 15 Wanted to make herself generally useful in JT Apply 19 Yyse Street 8154 ('I IRL (14) for a light and clean 23 North wood Street St Paul's iirj 1 1RL about 14 respectable to be useful- 261 Sherlock Street 8146 1 1RL Wanted used to warehouse also Youth used to packing JT with Lintine and Co 4 Great Charles St 8231 G'l IRLS used to folding also Learners Printers Scotland Passage 3408 about 13 for braasfounder Barker Brothers Northwood Street gjjgg IRL Wanted about 14 for AddIv Bibb Windmill Street Horse Fair 8449 GIRL (smart intelligent) Wauted for Lozeils Road Branch for cash Apply Lip ton's High Street 8518 GIRL Wanted about 13 for small house good home for resnect- able 86 Daily Mail 3521 respectable Street 13 to 14 to corset trade- -Hunt 70' Bui 8517 Cl LRLS Wanted respectable age about 14 light Apply A Southall Bros and Barclay Dalton Street 87ol i IRLS (young just leaving school) Wanted for learning smocking VA can earn good money also Outworkers for emocking Wanted at Badams Forward Buildings Johnstone Street Bireb-bel1 8690 IRLS Wanted used to and to learn the wiring up in plating Claremont Villa 8treet 8894 IIRL aged 15 respectable to learn Apply between nine VX and twelve 53 Branston Street 9018 C'lIRLS 14 to fancy prtevwork as learners also one used to the A Evaus 64 Albion Street 8861 a IRL smart Wanted about 16 to learn shirt making ono with knowledge of Singer Apply 200 Pitaford St 8S0O IRL Wanted used to varnishing small work 3 Exeter Street 8881 QUgMWanbmM) WwMd A correspondent who sends roe an account of a 201b piko which was caught in the upper waters of tho Severn recently by a friend doubts the accuracy of the weight and truth? laid down by all her Judges that no one is compelled to answer questions which may incriminate him-Belf I hesitate to reply to such a general query Anglers from time immemorial have had tho reputation of being closely related to Ananias and even to-day are never accused of imitating (Jeorgo Washington in the matter of truthfulness In fact 1 have known fishermen who have landed a 71b pike from tho Avon at Binton which by the time it reached Birmingham had grown to twice its size It may be that railway travelling his something to do with it That each mile adds so many ounces to fish It is a notorious fact that men who have phenomenal catches seldom allow tho fish to do weighed at the club bouse As a rule they are generous anglers these men and before they reach home with their 201b basket of roach havo managed to meet a friend who has been presented with half tho weight Pike are especially subject to dwarfage When landed they scale a dozen pounds but hen displayed to the wife tho pike has Hhrunk to an ordinary six or seven-pounder I mean to say that "All men are well that all anglers are exagtrerators of fact There are some men who cannot help looking at things with eyes which bam Weller characteristically described as being equal to "a pair patent double million gas microscopes of hextra Anglers suffer from optical illusions and are apt to weigh the catches with mythical weights which havo never received tho official stamp But generally I cannot admit that tho charge of untruthfulness is deserved by the whole body of disciples They are as a rule too honest to attempt to win fame among their fellow club members by untrustworthy records or false weights Thoexaggeratora are generally found out and when once discovered they lor ever lose the confidence of their brother anglers I The controversy now going on between the coarse fishermen and the Severn Board of Conservators is attracting a good deal of attention throughout tho Midlands and in the last issue of that excellent journal the fishing Gazette the Shropshire representative of that paper dealing with the question says As to anglers ana their interests it is to be regretted that the long continued friction between the coarse fish representatives and the Board is by no means at an end There appears no likelihood of the vexed question whether or not fishing avowedly for coarse ro legally compelled to tako out licenses being definitely ettlc3 in the near future and until this is set at rest confusion must everywhere exist At one court the magistrate will hold that a person using a bait which may take trout and fishing where trout are to be found must take out a trout license and the luckless wight who relies upon his ability to prove his right to free fishing will find himself convicted while another bench of magistrates will perhaps dismiss a case whoso facts are precisely similar The problem will have to be solved before a High Court ere tho position of the board and of the anglers is ascertained The argument that in each case questions of fact have to be considered holds good so far as it goes but it by no means disposes of the matter How the ridicuonsly small staff of poorly remunerated bailiffs is to work even as efficiently as it has been doing with difficulties such as these facing them is a subject which should be seriously considered by the executive commit tee of the board The Birmingham Anglers threaten that unless the Severn Board do something for them they will appeal to the Board of Trade to establish a separate Board for tho protection of coarse fish I do not however for a moment think that the Board of Trade will agree to any division of authority The complications and conflicts between the organisations would be too serious to calmly contemplate At the annual meeting of tho Worcester and District Angling Association Mr Wingfield the district secretary a member of the Severn Board of Conservators presented his report which showed that the afcsociation was in an extremely prosperous and satisfactory condition He also referred to the Severn license question and claimed that the Fishery Board showed a desire to intensify and not to heal the difficulty The St Stephen 8 Angling Society have secured a nice bit of fishing in the Avon at Milcote opposite Ludding-ton Church near Stratford-ou-Avon Among the coming events I may mention that the Lamp Angling Society have arranged for a bye contest in the Avan at Wyre near Pershore to take place on March 6 and tho Good Intent dinner has been fixed for the last Wednesday in the month The Lozeils Falcon a club which has acquired a part of the Avon at Marl Cliff near Bidford held their annual 'dinner on Wednesday In view of the fact that the Severn Fishery Board intends to net the pike from the Severn in the neighbourhood of Bewdley lovers of this fishing should avail themselves of the sport at once Good baskets of roach and dace have been had Worcester district during the week In the Avon atSiratford practically nothing has been done although pike are feeding well In the Binton and Bidford stretches anglers have been out and have had some good baskets of roach and dace from the deeper swims gentles nd small beardlings being the most suceessf ul bait So far as the Trent is concerned few anglers havo been out but those who have tell me that the dace are now advanced in spawning operations and ought not to be taken the same remark applying to chub Pike have not responded well during the week Trout in all the streams are well advanced and a good season is expected Mr Charles Dance of the Rose and Crown Society while fishing the olub waters at Stourport on Sunday laat caught a roach in very fine condition weighing lib 5oz PISCATOR 1 9 3BBgggggSBSgg DR ORCHESTRAL CONCERT There was a much larger attendance at Dr concert last night which was the third of the present eeries than we have hitherto seen during his season the Town Hall being well filled in every part The constant ensemble playing of practically the same orchestra that bas done such good service at the Festival Choral and Mr George orchestral concerts is bearing good fruit each individual conductor being able to impart to the works submitted for hearing his own interpretative conception Dr talent as a conductor was fully shown last night in the fine rendering of fourth Symphony No one can listen to this delightful work without being attracted by its pro- found sweetness grace and melodic charm If it does not compare in grandeur with the Eroica or the minor it is nevertheless one of the most attractive sym- phonies of the immortal nine Schumann spoke of the fourth as standing between the Eroica and the minor like a slender Greek I maiden between two Norse giants The work i was first performed in the spring of 1807 at a subecrip-tion concert for benefit and has often been given in our Town Hall by Mr Stockley A concert is nowadays incomplete without Wagner and knowing i Dr predilection for tho great Bayreuth master we were not surprised that the programme included some notable excerpts which consisted of the overture to Die Meixter singer and the concert arrangement of the Good Friday music from Parsifal The overture like the Tannhauser has of late been repeatedly given at various concerts and is now so familiar an item that no further reference need be made to it The conoert 1 opened with it and Dr Winn realised a masterly and I impressive rendering each department in his large orchestra being admirably balanced It will be remembered that the "Good Friday was first introduced to a local audience by Dr Richter at our Festival of 1894 The music is based on a series of typical phrases or motives that are employed in the I drama Dr Winn had evidently BESTOWED EVERT CARE in the preparation of the Warner items the performance of which nas to be recorded the finest achievement of i the orchestra under his baton Referring again to the ay pi tony we wish to point out that the last movement I the allegro vivace was admirably given although the 1 tempo seemed to us to be more accelerated than we have been accustomed to The only other purely orchestral number consisted of Delibes ballet suite of which the intermezzo and the March of Bacchus were driven We gladly welcomed once more Miss Fanny Davies who was the pianist of the evening Her reception was of the most flattering kind i and rarely have we heard Miss Fanny Davies in better form She played delightful pianoforte concerto in A minor op 16 with the orchestra with fire and passion and with that mastery of technique for which she is famed The audience were delighted with her performance and at the close of the 'concerto Miss Davies was the recipient of quite an ovation and was twice recalled The orchestra played the accompaniments magnificently For her second solo Mina Fanny Davies chose Impromptu in a veritable song without words and a concert study by Somervell The one was treated in the most delicate manner possible and the other afforded Miss Davies scope for grand bravura playing Madam3 Emily Squire was the vocalist and gave Hush ye pretty warbling choir from Acts and Galatea and three of Grieg's Lieder "I love "The first and "Good We have heard Madame Squire to better advantage and she did not appear to Us to be in her beet voice The song by Handel was prettily-sung but the Lieders lacked pacsion and warmth Dr Winn accompanied the latter on the pianoforte alleged manslaughter by A WIFE Yesterday an inquest was held at Newcastle-under before Mr Knight on the body of Joseph Heath forge labourer who lived at No 16 The evidence showed that the deceased on Tuesday afternoon was left in the house with his sister in-law Lucy Roscoe Mrs Heath returning home between half -past five and six with her niece found the house in darkness and discovered her husband and Bister apparently drunk or asleep on the floor She tried to rouse the man and bumped his head a number of times on the According to the evidence of one of the witnesses Mrs Heath also kicked her husband on tho head and neck and was told not to do so or she would kill him The man lay apparently asleep until eleven when a neighbour got a candle and examined him declaring him to be Mr I Dickson surgeon deposed that i result of a post-mortem examination he found an effusion of blood on the brain which bad caused death It was 1 tho res nit of direct violence and could not have been caused The jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against the wife and added that she had received great provocation The Coroner committed tho woman Emma Heath for trial at the assizes Later in the day ehe was brought before a borough magistrate and was remanded on a charge of manslaughter until Monday Bail was granted The undoubted parity and inwit of Canning! Marmalade it amply testified to by its ma incmuring min Tho beet judges of marmalade are in the opinion that it is the best obtain- Advt Adrian to Are yea broken year net ky a sick ehQd suffering with the pain of cutting teeth Go at once to a chemist and set a bottle of Mn Winslow! Soothing Syrup which has been need over 60 yearn by of mothers for their children while toothing with perfect success It is pleasant to taste produces aatnral quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain and the little cherub awakes bright as a button It soothes the child it the gums allays all pain relieves wind regulates the bowels end Is the best known miMiily for dyaenteyand diarrbu whether arising Jfrra teal MUMiVVli CURL (respectable) Wanted in office good writer shorthand A writer 5 Daily Mail 9015 01 IRR respectable strong plain country girl (indoors) to learn A high-class laundry trade all found wages to start Mrs Smith Model Laundry Rugby 8801 Cl IRLS Wanted age 14 to Apply George Bennett 83 Tennant A Street 8981 '1 IRL respectable JT Street about 14 Apply 130 Edmund 9096 1 LASS (plate) Silveror good berth for competent steady A Apply by letter 11 Erskine Street Vauxhall 908' 1 LASS Good Brunhers Wanted also Stencil Cutter LA Lcadbetter and Co Hu Mark's Street 8836 g'lOLD 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Engineering Works Bedford 8283 M' HUNTING Forger Wanted good Pearce Chester Street 83r TKTEWSBOYS and Others Wanted to Sell Mother Shipton's ll Annuals good profit quick Wholesale at 26 8now HUL 9073 iFFICE Boy Wanted in chartered accountant's office must tie good 49 Daily Mail 8504 FF1CE Boy (intelligent) Wauted must write well Apply Hoy-land and Smith Lira Western Road 8536 OFFICE Boy Wanted at once splendid opening for smart boy Gravelly Apply 62 Daily MaiL 851 OFFICE Boys Wanted good opening for smart Apply Claremont Cycle Works Villa Street 8741 )AINTER Greiner Writer and Constancy for good Apply Atkins Rmaell Street Leamington 8730 )APER Box Wanted good Hands at 82 Lombard Street 8396 )APER Box Makers used to all kinds no learners uo 2 Stratford Place Camp Hill 8492 )APER Box Good all-round Hands Wanted good Address 51 DaUy MaiL 8507 PAWNBROKING aud Girl with about two experience Apply Outram 198 Brearley Street St George's 8453 Female Assistant for small business soft goods only state age experience 60 Daily MaiL8497 )KARL Stud Finisher Wauted also Forrester Bros Summer Hill Terrace Parade 8271 )ENCIL Case Man used to high-class gold and silver pencil Apply Downing 29 Spencer Street 7713 PENCIL Case Wanted competent Workman and Youths used to making sUver pencU Turton Lim Frederick Street Works 8171 ENCIL Case Young Woman Wanted thoroughly used to above also Girl to colouring --Harley Spencer St 8238 ERAMBULATOR Wauted firsUolass Painters and LinerB also Apply Leon L'HoUier Bath Passage8518 PERAMBULATOR Wanted first-class Painters liberal wages to good Apply Williams Crown Works Hales Owen 8830 )KRAMBULATOR Youth used to hooding also Youth to Apply Luckett Mark Lane Pershore Street 9011 PERSON of respectability and energy may hear of a high-class Agency without oultay good remuneration avid permauency to suitable Address BM 386 Messrs Deacon Leadenhall Street London EC 8410 PIANOFORTE Case Apprentice Wanted good opportunity to smart youth wages given no Smith 167 and 169 Bloomsbury 8100 JIN Girl Wanted used to straightening wire on machine Beard and Co Bradford Street 8145 JIN Roller Wanted regular work- Phipson and Sons Porchester Street Thomas JLASTERERS (two good) Apply Old Manor House Nechells 8190 JOLISHERS and Finishers Wanted used to small silver work -Devenport Northwood Street near James Street 8218 Woman Wanted used to grease mopping Vaughton Works William Edward Street 8156 Young Womau used to brass 93 Ashley Street 8269 TJOL1SHER (Light Steel Toy) Wanted used to corkscrew worms JL permanent situation for good Apply 50 Alston Street Lady wood Apply 50 Alston Street! JOIJSUERS Apply 9 am and 2 pm Sill and Co Little Park Street Coventry 8530 pOLISHER Wanted used to large 78 Summer Row 8726 Woman used to sanding- find grease mopping xireS' Q8tant employmenLAPP1y Thomas knight and Co Leopold Girl Wanted used to small work whip mounts 137 Suffolk Street 8514 PRESS Girl (respectable) and fill up time in manufacturer's 38 Daily MaiL 793 JRESS Women and Girls Gaunt and Son 9 Warstone Pftrad- 8815 Girls Wanted respectable quick workers small work- Hackleton 62 Seymour Street Belgrave Street 8912 HINTING Letter press Machine Man Wanted tor best illustrated Drew anp Hopwood King Place 8124 Youths Wanted used to Wilmot 174a Edmund Street 8125 Youth Wanted used to making ready and working Arab Apply Paul Hicks and Co Broad Street 8952 PURSE Hand (good female) Wanted used to turn-over and solid work good wages permauent berth to good workwoman -Martins Birmingham Lim Granville Street 8942 JURSE Three Girls good hands also Youth used to Priestley 5 St Silas's Square Lozeils 8935 IVETER (Tank) usedtoin aud 7-16in Joeeph Ash 1 and Son Galvanisere and Tank Makers Rea Street 8outh8707 ROUGH Girl Wanted hook and eye trade to weigh work in and out and make herself generally 74 Daily JAND Wanted a first-class Man used to German silver 7 state age and 22 Daily MaiL 8217 7 Youth Wanted used to circular saw-5 Co River Street Deritend Huggins and 8141 SCIiATCHBRUSHER (Female) Wanted for larg" elactro-plate work permanency good wages' -Barker Bro'Aers Paradise Street 7402 LODGINGS (comfortable) for young gentleman: dine out 89 Summer Road near bavton UL Off Charlotte Hoad Ri AN (young) requires Lodgings Ixidywood district uo children preferrciL 40 Daily Mail 8967 ROOM comfortable for single gentleman with attendance ao4 cooking or wit board near Bournbrook will pay rcasonabifi for good plat 100 Daily Mail 8580 ROOM (large unfurnished) to It also one small furnished tenfis 309 Camp HillBordeatey 8467 0 de tached side eruranco EnJur 12 King Alfred Place Broad Street 8703 RW'M (combined) 7: unftimisheL for elderly respectable woman or couple 150 arwick Street OM (combined) suit friends business during the day termf moderate 136 Lady wood Road near Monumeut Road 8691 le- i58 UOOM to Let furnished for married couple- Aimlfc 50 Macdonald Street ROOM (unfurnished) Wanted in LorellT or Hockley Wanted -I Apply by totter 185 Anglesey street LoaR av24 SITTING Room (small) and Bed Room Wanted by young mat dining out terras must I Address 95 Dad vi si MISCELLANEOUS WANTS Ac TJtTK Offer for Copper Twopenny Bits Is each Spade Guinea vv 28 each Victoria Cross £25 Birmingham Loyal Associw tion MedaL 60s: Peninsular War Medals from 30s to IT ond Davis Antiquarians 3 Livery Street ANTED to Ihm-hiise for cash Soldiers' or Sailor' Medalfi highest prioes Davis 3 Livery Street tor earh Old Plated Articles on Copper eery dfi script ion condition immaterial Davis 3 Livery Street ANTED fur Cash old gold Ji Jewellery old Trinket Teeth-platea Ac Davis 3 Livery Street 7 ANTED for Cash ol Mahogany Sideboard with thin legs inj po back 3 Livery Street ANTED old Stone Set Shoe Buckles also old Garnet or PcaH Brooches -Davis 3 Livery Streot OLD For ign Stamps Wanted fur cix either loose or in Paris 3 Livery Street JNGKAV Wanted to Purchase Old Coloured Prints aft -i Morlaml Ward Wheatley Burtoluzi Ac Davl Street A BSOLUTKLY the best place to Buy Furniture Bedsteads Be4 xx ding Carpets on easy instalment system term to suit ini chasers catalogues post Cook and Hook 39 Bull 8C c5? Books opened balanced tra ling and income tax account prepared by qualified 26 Daily Mail gem ALL Thrifty People can Pi successful method of 20 year stauding rent payment ft 16 Daily Mail a House in any district by a nt -f 7716 A Is per Ijond given for good dry Ashes New Road out Forman LanejStratford Rood also Free Tip for good dVy jrd Koad Jones and Fitzmaurioe BEFORE Buying a Piano send for one of Scotehers New IllUfi 1 rated Catalogs stock Pianos and trated Cataloguer (poet fre) or call and see their immensfi llanos and Ulaiis from 6a monthly- Scutcher's 37 Baft btreet 052 I CYCLES Stored in fine dry rooms 61 broker 66 Alma Street per Mosfi 8263 OX Iro Wanted the Address of a maker of cheap charcoal box 8fc3 Daily Mail 8197 RA8S Copper and German Silver Casters' Ashes and RefusO Mantel ai Ratcliff Item It tt stre-1 y034 second-hand mahogany) Wanted to Purchase C10UNTER8 (t about 10ft long ones 72 and 73 igh 'at rcctT 8496 ('run jfnr season would share witft another club wick Cl YCLE Repairs -Have your Cycles Repaired and Renovated fot 1 ft'c reason now to avoid delays estimates free Works 114 Bromsgrove Street Cycle Accessories and Sundries at warehouse prices 85 CtYCLES Wanted a Firm to Machine Axles Bracket Luflb Ac Ktate price for sama 52 Dally MaiL 8949 TYOG Wauted most be a good watch large one 1 9 Apply 21 Daily Mail 8222 Terms Wilson 133 Gilbert Rood Mmetft 8513 RAPERY Business Wanted suburban preferred at once fii tires taken to -8 £7 Daily MaiL 8102 Cycle A MELLING Cycles Enamelled good work and promt -J saddle springs and general japanning 53 Howard St 827 Wanted Household of good clean Furniture fog cosh- Address 15 Daily Mail 1730 IpURNITURE Wanted large or small quantities good price tH pianos Stanley 30 Great King Street Hockley: 8976 (LAZING of all kinds done by quick I Fronts Glazed on the shortest notice Parker Ulai jxperienced meu 8( Parker Glam 1 1 aperhanqing Merchant corner of Coventry and Chapman Rds 1 G1REEN-HOUSE small state size shape and lowest 4 Whitfield 119 Constitution HilL 7404 HOUSE Wanted semi-detached at once rent about £40 neigh bourhood of Moseley or Edgbaston 95 Daily MaiL 8259 HOUSE Wanted 6 roomed with workshop in or near Horklcy rent or 37 Daily MaiL 8457 OUSE (covonienO Wanted March garden £25 within hsl? hour's walk ('ouuci! 7 Daily MaiL 8470 OUSE Wanted Erdington for March 25 three bed 70 Daily Mail 8702 HOUSE Wanted at Heath rent and rates not to exceed £30 bath room Ac superior 83 DaUp MMb 8709 JAPANNING Wanted done out for ladies' and military 75 Daily Mad 8737 LADIES' ond Children's Outfitting Business WoDted to Purchase! orShnp Riiitablo for same -Apply 47 Daily Moil 8943 LATHE Wanted bed only 4ft and treadle 41 Baksg Street Bniall Heath 8107 LEFT-OFF Henry Flint St Martin's Lane Binning bam gives high prices for Ladies' and Gents' Clothes of goo) quality and in good condition prompt cash for country parcels Dress Suits on Hire EFT-OFF Clothing (gentlemen's) Bought appointments attended cash for parcels Stanley Tailor 177 Wheel Street 8437 IKFT-OFF Clothing (Ladif and Gentlemen's) Bought for cash letters and parcels promptly attended Voss 8 Gran villa 9103 MAKER open for Contract high grade Cycles Gents lOGfi Indies' 110a Tyres 22 Daily Mail 5659 MERCHANTS Dealer and Frames Wheel built choapeat in trade get 114 King Edward Rood 8261 OFFICE ond small Work Room Wanted low rent gr juud floor fairly 47 DaUy MaiL 8506 OLD Cottage Piamm Wanted condition of action no object 8 tat height maker compass and very lowest price to Export 1 Barms Lane Coventry Till JACKING Cases (20 large) Wanted in good condition not to hear must be cheap 94 Daily MaU 8851 -Write for JAY no more Become your own landlord ticuiars 183 Aston Lane Aston par 8095 PIANOS Tuned for 2b 6d within five Send FteimL Wiggin Music Warehouse 39 High Street Aston 0693 REMINGTON Typewriter No 7 for 19 DaUy MaiL 8814 EWARD given for Addresses of persons willing to hold Club for Drapery kr 42 Daily MaiL 8933 JELLSKIK Jacket (old) Wanted to Purchase or KXL Great Western Arcade 8445 SHOPPING Wanted Buit cabinet makcra gateway entrance preferred rent Jones Co 119 MaryBtrcet Baltaft Heath 7709 HOPPING Wanted at once suit cabinet makers with or with out gateway entrance rent Jones and Co 119 -J" Mary Street Balsall Heath OMITH Stone and Knight CC want Marches most dates open private Apply (J Godfrey CatteU's Groveu ochells 8159 S' TABLE and Coach-house Wanted lock-up near Five 1 89 Daily Mail 8a20 TABLE and Coach-house Wanted in neighbourhood of Lee Bank -J Address 48 Daily Mail 8752 STAMPING for hr8sfounders lamp makers New Ktanipcr 79 Constitution HilL 7401 STAMPINGS tor forward handle bar lugs state price -S 7ft Daily MaU 8139 ffiO Syringe Valuable Invention for Apply letter unly Wilson 59 Chain Walk Lozeils 8840 TOOLMAKING (Outwork) press and machine good workman ship 23 Daily Mail 8869 TJ1RAP (Business) Wanted euit llhds Heath 96 Vincett Street Balsall Bflfg iRICYCLE (Quadrant) Wanted cushion tyres state price -W 8 Daily MaiL 8485 V7 ANTED use of Field Saturdays near Bristol Road to play Apply Principal Edg hasten College Bristol Rd817q WASHING Wanted family or 5s Villa Summer Lane Erdington 8826 4 12 Wanted for Six Months will pay £4 interest ft Daily MaiL 9005 9ailg ittaii (Lost ITCH (St Bernard) Found if not owned in three days will sold to defray ex ponses Latimer Street 010 ITCH (Yorkshire) Lost 93 Coventiy Road 9LV UNCH of Keys Lost in centre of town 5s reward Altendwf ond Wright Vesey Street ft 61 tiOLLIE Dog (young! sable and white Lot the 7th Inst abash four months old answers to Nero reward- 18 8herlxurn Road 8261 DIAMOND Cluster Sturt Lost Sunday between King's Nort and Moseley value given as 123 Sandpit DIAMOND Pin Lost presumably between Corporation Street ai Arcade Tuesday morning between 11 and 12 o'clock £2 ward Thomas Allen Clevcdon Oxford Road Mosaley C'OX Terrier Bitch Lost on Sunday afternoon in Highfield Roaff Kdgbapton white with black ot just above tail light bmwa ears and face -Reward given on returning to 19 Ampton Rd 9000 RISH Terrier Dog Lost white on breast answers to Princa: 100 Crabtree Road 9Q46 KTTKRS and Share Certificates (quantity of) between Juba Bright Street and Small Heath Tram Depot ou the evening of 2nd handsome reward Information to 618 Coventry 854a PUG Dog (small) Lost Feb 6 had plated collar on 30ft Pershore Road S016 EAL (18ct gold 1 Lqit on Tuesday in Smethwick or Bhmiagliaiu kJ returning some to 26 CavendlBh Roai Ifirpjlughrns will be rewarded 8954 SIDE Lamp 0 Van 1m st 5th inst between Dale End and Corporation Court Steam Lauudry 96 Bordesley 8295 A7 ATCH with short Gold Chain liost yesterday afternoon in Edgbaston 13 Pakcnhain Road Edglmattoo 9058 WATCH (Lady's Waltham Gold Lever) with Steel Chain iw ward Dean Tailor corner Corporation Street 8382 BIKTIIs MARRIAGES AND DEATHS A charge of OtiY SHILLIKtl mini -fur immurement 0 twenty jryntM (properly iinLhndicated in thi lint DIED Andrews On the 9th mst ut William Street Islington Raw aged 59 Stephen the beloved husband of Susan Andrews deeply lamented by his wife aud children On the 8th insi at 5 Gordon Road Handsworth in hie 7th year Thomas Gordon (Toesieb fbc dearly loved son of Thomaa and Annie Brown Jarvis On the 6th inst at 298 Brenrley Street Hockley Emma Jarvis widow of tho late John Stagg deeply lamented by her chUdren On the 5th iust at her residence 632 Coventry Road tho beloved wifi of MdiwariL Friends phutac accent this intimation Powell On tho 4th ult at William Street Iozells Robtff PowcU aged 84 late of Ashted On thcCth Inst Lizzie dearly loved wife of Alfred Stwn of London and youngest daughter of George Collett of Yfirmiuf ham Tomlinson On the 6th instant at 1 Hatfield Road Handsworth the bclc ed wife of Tomlinson of pneumonia aud childbirth IN MEMORIAM In loving memory ol our dear mother who depaitad this life February 11 1895 Gone but not forgotten by husband children and friends In loving memory of my dear husband Oliver Chat land who died February 11th 1856 Though lost from sight to memory ever dear In loving memory of dear husband Enoch Gold who died February 11 1894 gone but not forgotten In loving memory of our dear mother Eliza Hard who died Feb 11th 1896 missed by her daughter and frien "ver shall thy memory fade sweetest thoughts shall ever remain round tbe spot where thou art laid In fond and ever-cherished memory of William Lee aged 18 years son of John and Annie bt 23 Broad Street Birmingham who ileirtocl this life hchrurv lUh 1E97 ever mourned hi hi father mother sister and brother NkALB-Iu loving memory of my devr husband Ashton Neale who passed away February llth 1897 Not forgotten 'jf Nde who 1M loviog it who depart Ibis 1: 1 hut never forgotten 8 In affectionate arcl loring remembrance of Joseph Shale wno died February 11th l8Cy never lorgottcn Shuttle wort 11 In loving aannory of William fWhiLo shettla 5th-g3' -S J1 Towxson In hvlng memorr of Harry lved huhand ad laUrer of Rr and Tom Towraon who died February 11th 1196 WAHn memory of Kjbmbefh wife of Par'd Ward dial hehniary ltir 1397 An atfeorionate wife ami lo-uig mother Fublinhed by William CmTAYXr SVLLrraw at Cannon Btreet Binnlnhal ConmtnfcuiMM Um Editor must ba addressed 1A Friday ftmaU'lttft lilRT and Collar Ironer Wnn'ed- -Eagle Lauudry 3 Rea 8294 11 HIT Making- Good Machinist Wanted also Girls to Cook 16 Bull Street 8464 SHORTHAND Writer and Typist Remington Wanted at once Thomas Smith's Stamping Works Limited Wharf Ht Aston 8394 ILVERSMITHS Wanted to matches boxes Apply Zim merman Regent Place SILVERSMITH Wanted used to Ecclesiastical Hard man Powell and Co King Edward's Rood 8130 SILVER Brooch Makers Wanted near James Street QILVERHMTTns" Lj the trade -Devenport Northwood Streot 8218 Wanted several respectable Youths used to Woodward and Co Limited Edmund St 8471 Jobbing Man Wonted Apply 31 yve Street 8L9 Improver Wanted also assist in show Harrison 3 Ladies' Tailor 89 Corporation Street 8286 SMITH (first-clas) also Improvers to leaf beating and repousse 64 Clement Streot 6552 Girl Wanted strong respectable for lignt fancy work and Son 12 Regent Parade 8395 Young Man Wanted used to steel force and double (lie Brook Street Works St Paul's 8482 STAMPER Improver Ziminerumn Regent Place 8474 STAMPING Youth 15 to learn the trade silversmiths and electro-plate Evans 54 Albion Street 8861 Man Wanted used to general silver work per manent situation and good wages to suitable Apply 1 and Spiers Vittoria Street 8953 STAMPER used to and silversmiths' Henry Hunt 54 Vittoria Street 9060 STENCIL-CUTTER Wanted for Enamelled Sign Trade permanent situation to first-class Address The Chromographic Enamel Co Limited Dudley Road Wolverhampton 7405 STITCHERS Wanted for bridle and military Middleroore! Holloway Head 7712 STOKER Wanted experienced with Bteam boilers and deep wel pumping Apply stating full particulars of qualifica tlon age aud experience Mr Cox Superintendent Engineer Corporation Baths Kent Street c722 rpAILOUESvSESJWanted for wholesale Grainger and Smith JL ictoria Buildings Albert Street 8136 Trousers Prcraer able to press scams and shrink -Paveley 76 Digbeth 8150 Good Coat and Trouser Hands to work 29 Daily MaiL 8875 Wanted young Man a Improver also Apprentice to learn 31 Montgomery Street pant brook 9054 IMMEKKEPER and Storekeeper good character and previous experience Apply Dunlop Cycle Fittings Vere Street 8914 rIN Youths used to lanterns also Boy to Ref ul- gent Lamp Works Warwick Street 8915 UN Man used to drawing press permanent situa-L tion state Kirby and Ward Kensington 8t 8731 IN-PLATE Girl Solderers Apply 150 Wellesley Street Hockley 8851 TO Engineers and Wanted a Man callable of making small oil engine suitable for motor cars one with knowledg 1 of cycle trade State abilities and wages required to Pc nu Cycle Manufacturer Penistone 8S89 rpooi 1 Good Man Wanted to look after press Haynes 48 Northampton Street 81 1 1 rpoO pi General Button used to machine and ordinary press 36 Daily MaiL 8493 rpoo LMAKER Wanted used to small work also a Diesinken used to jewellery 53 Daily MaiL 84S8 Wanted first-class Hand for cutter taps jigs competent man 80 William Street Lozeils 9087 BURNER Wanted for JL himself useful at 79 Daily MaiL w-cutting lathe one who can make tv 10 nIi- Mm it 825 WAREHOUSEWOMAN Respectable energetic young Woman to keep offices in order and for warehouse Apply 6 to 7 Zimmerman Regent Place 8442 AREHOU8E Girl about 14 respectable and good character -Bodills 36 Gt Hampton Row 8689 WAREHOUSEWOMAN Wanted used to wrapping and getting up orders Goodman 82 Caroline Street between 10 and 11 8867 ATCH Keys Youths Evans 51 Gt Hampton Street 8244 WATCHMAKER (good practical) Wanted at once for North Wale must be able to undertake general repairs Address 61 Daily MaiL 7372 Wanted first-clns reliable Man to undertake all kinds of repairs good salary Perry and 8507 Company Snow Hill HEELW1UGHT Wanted -Newey Bluchcr Street WU HITKWORKER Wanted good 15 per cent bonus 187 Alcet-tcr Street near Bradford Street 8272 iOLKSALE A smart Clerk Wanted outdoor Gittins 14 Bull Street 881 WINDOW Blind Two good Bench Hands and two Youths used to the plane Wanted- Birmingham Blind Co 43 Deritend 8802 INDSOR Seat Maker Wanted at once constant employment for steady Gordon and Co Bradford Street 8896 TI7 OMAN for dipping small brass Jackson 54 North am p-v ton Street 8191 WOMAN (competent) Wanted for Nickel Apply 11 New Bartholomew Street 8135 TTI70MAN Wanted between 30 and 40 years of age for rough ft warehouse must be thoroughly used to weight ig in work from press shop and making up pieceworkers' books good wages and permanent situation to a suitable Apply between 10 and Goodman 82 Caroline Street 8866 OMAN (pushing) Wanted to collect for drapery furniture Ac Jap Co 220 Aston Road 8932 OUTH Required used to screw-cutting Earl Bourne and Oo Lim Heath Street South 8114 T'OUTH Wanted as rough Tearne and Sons All Saints Road Hockley 8118 OUTH Wanted about 16 look after horse and be generally usefn 75 Daily Mail 81?" YOUTH Wanted 14 or 15 for office must be a good penman and smart at i Singleton and Cole Ltd YOIJTH (good strong) Wanted about 16 used to greengrocery Apply 402 Iodge Road Hockley 7 OUTH Wanted about 16 as Assistant Waiter respectable aud good Apply Bodega High Street 8155 YOUTH (strong) Wanted for pony to deliver goods state age and wages --W 23 Daily MaiL 8219 OUTH Wanted used to shearing bram on circular shears Tucker Dartmouth Street Works 8238 YOUTH (strong) Wanted 16 or 17 pork trade live Apply 165 High Street Bordesley 8144 YOUTH (strong) about 18 used to horses good character Apply 115 Highgate Road Hporkbrook 8268 rOUTH Wanted to Saddle Apply Brady Bros Price Street 8233 rOUTH Wanted about 15 to learn the Apply Clifford Smith Hatter 94 Digbeth 8232 7 OUTH Wanted used to press tool Miller and Co Lim first gateway Wbitehouse Street 8402 rOUTH used to cabinet case trade also Girl 14 for warehouse Jenkinson and Co Bartholomew Row 8467 7 OUTH Wanted to attend pony and Hill Crest Lyttelton Road Edgbaston 8505 YOUTH (well educated) Wanted about 15 good manners and sharp intellect for office and Fairbanks Lavender and Son Eldon Works WalsalL 8432 rOUTH (strong) Wauted for litho stone Apply Allday 24 Gt Charles Street 8448 701JTH (smart) used to diesinking good wages and permanency Ross 65 Caroline Street 8572 YOUTH about 17 Wanted smart as Invoice Apply by letter only stating experience and wage required to (Jora-ponenta Tube Co Limited Bournbrook 8528 OUTH (smart) Wanted 16 to 17 shop and general work good character 80 Daily MaiL 8576 YOUTH Wanted to learn jewel case trade beet work with some knowledge of wood-working preferred 26 Daisy Road Reservoir Road 8594 7 OUTH respectable Wanted aboat 15 good character indis- Apply Southall Bros and Barclay Dalton St 8745 YOUTH (strong) Wanted to make himself useful in warehouse an' Phoenix and pocking room good Apply Walter Deeley Works Holloway Head 8504 OUTH Wanted for bottling ale and stout one with experience Brewery Smethwick YOUTH (respectable) Wanted a Apprentice in hardware factor's warehouse state 38 Daily MaiL 8877 OUTH (18) to live in attend pony and make himself generally 162 Gooch Street 9Q60 7 OUTH used to horses to deliver goods must know town and Black Country well 10 Gt Francis Street 9061 OUTH Wonted used to polishing knife rests and nutcrackers 61 Barr Street Hockley 9043 7 OUTH Wonted for light evening work after office Ad- dress 2 Daily MaiL 8955 i 7 OUTH respectable Wanted about Barnby Great Western Areade 8957 OUTH smart Wanted about 15 in engineer's office good writer shorthand writer 6 Daily MaiL 9U17 i7 OUTH Wanted used to assembling fittings and filing up also Girl for Collins Lira Park Lane Aston 9023 7 OUTH (smart) Wanted about Apply 161 Bromsgrove St i 9027 70UTH (strong) Wanted as outporter wages 36 Daily MaiL gnj' 7 OUTH respectable Wanted to attend to pony and do rough Bird Weymouth Arms Gerrard Street Aston 9031 YOUTH (respectable Wanted used Bournbrook Birmingham to fruit Tucker OUTH respectable Apply 18 Aston Street yOUTH Wanted for washing-out brasB 32 Frederick 7 OUfH Wanted to attend horses and make himself useful Haden Supply Stores Knowle 907 OUTH used to the Oliver Wanted Wynn Timmins and Co Commercial Street 9077 7 OUTH Wanted to attend horse and trap good 107 Trafalgar Road Moseley 9(779 YOUTH Wanted smart lathe 80 William Street Lozeils FINCW Thoroughly good Man Wanted at once none a otv situation for a suitable Apply Hill Reliance Works Steelhouse Lane bihb SITUATIONS WANTED BY Young Man Seeks Situation as Improver knowledge of Hughes Oozelis Street North 8186 I YCLE Foreman over components is open for Rc-engage-ment 10 years experience in first-class 65 Daily Mad 8525 OMESTIC Servant Disengaged strong country girl used housework children 18 months1 good character £8-340 Moseley Road YNGINE Driver experienced Seeks Situation thoroughly com--t-i potent any engine or boilers or repairs good characters and reference 43 Waylan Street Reading 8701 GENERAL Disengaged 17 good reference understands all house-VJ" work plain cooking clean honest £9-114 Broad Street 8583 Cl ENERAL Disengaged 24 £12 undertakes all work good plait Mrs Hemua 54 Camp HilL 8991 ri IRL respectable just left school quick with her pen Requires Situation in office or 70 Daily MaiL 8255 RAINER (good) Wants piecework-W 96 DaUy MaiL O0SEKEEPBK Disengaged aged 10 to widower or bachelor highest Back 172 Farm Street 8710 OU8EKEEPER (441 seeks re-engagement to elderly gentleman homely with servant or 84 Daiiy MaiL 8961 IT OUSEWORKor Washing Wanted Daily or help with children good sewer and 59 Daiiy MaiL 8557 LADY (young) Wants Saturday Employment dressmaking shop restaurant or anything respectable--Y 13 Daily MaiL 9013 ADY" (young) Desires Engagement at forthcoming Industrial Exhibition experienced 12 Daily MaiL 8810 AN (young) well connected smart appearance with connection IvX among cycle makers and dealers in Birmingham and district is open to Represent a good firm part salary and 40 DaUy Mail 8752 MAN age 29 late Royal Marines Requires Situation as Timekeeper or any place of trust highest reference 3 Belle Vue Belgrave Street 8104 MAN (young respectable) Seeks Situation in any capacity not afraid of 66 Daily MaiL 8257 MAN 21 strong and willing Desires Situation any capacity -Whelan back 86 Lower Tower Street 8911 PERSON would take charge of working home or daily -Apply 4 Witton Place Witton Laner 8561 SITUATION Wauted by respectable mafried Man in warehouse or place of trust total abstainer: prerefifc situation seven years excellent Address 28 JDaiiyjMail 8203 711 URNER (General) Wants Situation agX23 wages 81 Daily Mail 1 8252 DOMESTIC SERVANTS WANTED LLL Classes of Servant Suited Free-Kstablished Registry 54 Camp HilL Ifrs Hemus Oldest kbrook tram 8991 nail family goid Pevcnscy Wake 8170 ClOOK-GKNEUAL and Housemaid Want wage: must have good Api Green Road Moseley COOK (good Plain) Wanted quiet family oflt wo alsnHmiZ" Parlourmaid good needlewoman abutoioen gd ereneV 1 Wfr before or (lOOK 55- Housemaids Waitresses Kitchenmaids Generals Spring tJroom Disengaged -Mrs Clifton Registry CIOOKS nouiwuiaida General Cook-Generals Nurses Kitchon- maids Chambermaids Waitresses Wauted private and hdtrL -Clifton 124 Spring Hill 8930 Cl ENERAL Wanted for small betiuess house no children and goad home for suitable girl Full particulars 73 Mail 0128 GENERAL (experienced) Wanted about 20 -Clovelly Wye Cliff a Road Handsworth 8131 ENERAL Wonted -Apply 100 Alccrter Road G1 ENERAL (good) Wanted four in family Murdock Itnnd Handsworth no 22 11 2 f1 ENERALat once thorough good cooking good character in-dispensable Braithwaite Road Spark brook 8404 1 ENERAL (experienced) Wanted at once throe In famHy no V3T washing -Uakfidd House Oaktield Hoad Selly Park 8409 'GENERAL Wanted for public-house and assist in bar character indispensable good i iu nssini 4o Daily Mail Wauted- Apply home (good) 8466 Park HilL 1 ENERAL Servant JT Moseley Cl ENERAL Wanted at once clean reliable housemaid and page kept: no child enjood character Aply Cl ENERAL Wanted age 18 to 20 small family references rc-I quired Strensham Roai Balsall Heath 8531 1 ENERAL good Wanted age 17 or 40 GL Lister Street VJ 8647 Gi ENERAL (good) Wanted age about I Hockley Lodge Road 8722 GENERAL Wanted clean respectable mornings only wages Jf 3s per 12 Strensham Road Balsall Heath 8723 I ENERAL Servant Wanted good 618 Coventry Road I 8545 1 ENERAL (good) lamily two muse be trustworthy and aide to LJ cook no 30 Digbeth 8323 (1 ENERAL Servaut Wanted at once for the Apply 95 Bull Street 8833 GENERAL Wanted about 16 or 17 good character three in vJ family no washing -178 Ashted Row 882 1 I (1 ENERAL Wanted good home no family reference required Lion Hotel Bull King 8329 1 ENERAL (young) active cl VJT 25 Noel Road Edgbaston clean good ehatactcr no washing G1 ENERAL (experienced) Wanted must have good reference Apply Miss Williams Ashleigh Clifton Road Button Coldfield 8966 Cl ENERAL Wanted immediately no washing charwoman taken I in Apply 93 Gt Hampton Row 8910 1 ENERAL (good) Wanted no registry office Cooper 19 Princess Road Edgbaston 8852 Apply with 8904 1 ENERAL Wanted muBt tie good at work -LF reference 331 Coventry Road Cl ENERAL Servant Wanted good £13 given to suitable Apply 228 Birchfleld Road Perry Barr 9021 G1 ENERAL Servant Wanted at once barmaid Mrs Iaw 4 rence New Talbot Inn Hagloy Road Edgbaston 8972 1 ENERAL aiiiauaii respectable Wanted good Haden Supply Stores Knowle comfortable 9367 1 ENERAL (good) Wanted washing put VJT Park Road Sutton Coldfield Apply I 1 1RL (good strong) Wanted at once for general housework ago JT about 18 to sleep out -323 Allert Rood Aston 8101 GIRL (respoctabl) Wauted for kitchen Edgbaston -Apply 33 Beaufort Road 8120 GIRL Wanted about 15 for smalt house no family a good home for a respectable Apply with references and wages required to 8 82 Daily Mail 1 1RL (respectable) Wanted about 17 two in family good home -f 157 Coventry ltoad Small Heath 8153 GIRLS (two) one for Homework and Shop good references- 62 Gt Hampton Row one for Kitchen 8206 1 1RL Wanted about 123 Leonard Road Birchfleld GIIIIL for housework strong 15 or 16 must have lived Sum-W nlt View High Street Smethwick 8194 'URL 14 to 15 Wanted daily 2 till 7 to do light housework and VV look after child and sleep in when required comfortable place to suitable girl with good Apply 12 Oxford Road Erdington 8251 Gi IRL (active) Wanted for Housewoik and to Assist in Shop good 4 wagea to competent person Appiy Hemming Warwick Road Acock's Green or Smithfield Market 8297 Gi IRL (young) to assist in private house-4 Albert Park Lane Aston Apply at ouce Royi 8478 GlIRL Wanted about 16 fond of children good home country 4 girl preferred wages about Rylana Villas 345 Green Lane 8438 ''IRL respectable about 15 or 16 for housework good home at J4 Apply 61 Newhall Hill Parade 8714 IRL strong respectable Wanted to do housework early hours 4 for tbe Miss Pigott 3 Allicrt 8t Dale End 8592 (1 IRL (clean respectable) Wanted about 16 us general sleep out Braith waite lload 8park brook Address 39 Daily 8892 (1 IRL for housework 3s 6d to 5s weekly according to 75 Oakfleid Road Balsall Heal 8871 (iIRL Wanted thoroughly useu to housework wages 5s week Jf no family--115 Ladypool Road 8931 1 1RL (18 to 20) experienced only three in family good wages -v4 43 Havelock Rood Handsworth 8934 1LRL Wanted about 14 from country preferred to assist in J4 housework no 114 Sandpits 9056 n1IRL Wanted about 17 or 18 with Mrs Curtis 104 iX Cape Hill Smethwick 9057 ULP Wanted assist daughter in housework treated a family small salary- 38 Oliver Road Lady wood 9036 HOUSEMAID Wanted parlourmaid kept small Apply after two o'qlock Caradtn Lodge Harborne Road Edg- OUSEMAIDand General Wanted age no 169 Pershore Rood 8110 OU8EMAID-GENERAL Wanted to assist housekeeper two in family no washing 5s week--340 Moseley Road 8989 JERSON Wanted who understands plain sewing to work at house Apply Rotten Park Lodge Kdghaston 8177 JERSON (respectable) Wauted to take small family's washing from neighbourhood of Gosta Green state 72 Daily SERVANT for light Call Mrs housework comfortable home and 1 Brown 78 Bristol Street 8 yy ASHER WOMAN (good) Wanted 8 92 Daily MalL XXf ASI1ER WOMAN (good) Wanted 11 142 Lennox Street Lozeils one day Am WOMAN Wanted take washing from Moseley good drying and reference required state 93 Daily WOMAN (quiet respectable) 32 Daily MaiL over 30 Wanted for countr W'OMAN (young married) Wanted in the Bristol Boad who can spare two hours each morning from 10 to 12 to black boots clean knives and assist in scullery work Apply stating age ana OMAN (respectable) Wanted over 30 os General one lady comfortable home good 72 Daily Mail 9054 YI7 OMAN Wanted abstainer to attend invalid assist in house wages Apply Husband 23 Temple Street 9075 7 OUNG Woman Wanted to cleau boots and knives scrub Ac to live in wages £12-198 Bristol Koad 8174 100 Generals Wanted as Housemaids Kitchenmaids seaside situations Mrs Hemus 54 Camp HilL Established 2 APARTMENTS TO LET LPARTMENTS (comfortable) Wanted for Gentleman dine out near Five 73 DaUy Mail 7715 LPARTMENTS (comfortable) for gentleman or two friends terms moderate near id 14 1 riestley Road 8197 LPARTMENTS for gentlemen or two friends use of piano terms 103 Witton Road Birchfleld 81(" APARTMENTS (comfortable) Vacant for three or four business ladies or gentlemen terms 156 Varna Road Bel-grave Road 8201 Sitting and Bed Room bath room Wanted by gentleman close to Small Heath Addrese stating terms to 27 DaUy MaiL APARTMENTS for two or three gentlemen comfortable home good cooking no children terms moderate 86 Daily Mail 8183 APARTMENTS to Let suit gentlemen or two friends piano -Central Dining Rooms 62 Groat Hampton Row 8189 Wanted Bed and Sitting Room for young Gentleman Sutton Colfield line near Chester Koad station preferred stating terms 39 Daily MaiL 8551 Two Gentlemen Require Apartments for second week in March bed aud sitting room neighbourhood Handsworth near cable tram terms 40 Daily MaiL 8550 A PARTMENTS for one or two gentlemen piano cycle accom modation Id stage no other 106 Iel Street Dudley Road'v 84' APARTMENTS (Furnished) Wanted for single Gentleman out during day district Hockley terms £7 Daily MaiL 8564 PARTMENTS for gentlemen comfortable home piano penny i- 174 Upper Mary St Balsall Heath 8527 APARTMENTS pleasant and comfortable combined room suit respectable married conple or 85 Kyland Road Edg-baaton 8586 APARTMENTS brothers or friends 4s 6d each widow no 65 James Street near Six Ways 8704 PARTMENTS Wanted by gentleman near Hagley Road station at State terms ol Daily MaiL 8708 A PARTMENTS young man seporate bed room joint or separate il sitting room moderate Fire Ways or Aston Park 14 Daily Mail APARTMENTS Wonted by young gentleman near Trinity Church teetotal people preferred board if 99 laily MaiL 9005 -9 Francis Road 8970 PARTMENTS suit two Friends bath room Edgbaston LPARTMENTS (mitierior) near Hutton Street NecheIR Park Road suit ope or two 9 Rally Mad 9011 APARTMENTS (front) for Oentleman or friends home comforts Varus Rood Edebsston 9063 A- PARTMENTS furnished to Let suit two young Indies or married couple -76 Witton Road Six Wags Aston 8938 APARTMENTS to Let for Young Lody to Id 195 Mary Street Balsall Heath share with another 8893 APARTMENTS Wanted within five Hill must be eh' from Hockley Address 55 Daily Mail 8985 Front Sitting and Bed Room pleasantly situated Apply 11 Daily Mail BED Rooms (two) and a bitting itootu must be 2 Daily Mail KD Rooms (two) and a Sitting Room Wanted at Gravelly Hill 8553 BED Room (furnished) and Bitting room if 21 Wynd-cliffe Road near Green Lane Small Heath 8560 ED-SITTING Room Combined Wanted by gentleman out all day Address 69 Daily Mail 8558 ED and Sitting Room combined for gentleman dining out uc 66 Alfred Street Hparkhrook 8311 IROHFIKLD Dining ond Bed Room to Let unfurnished suit ladies or gentleman dining 10 Daily MaiL 8281 CLERGYMAN Requires Sitting Room and Bed Room aud partial use of second sitting room city end of Bristol Boad or near thereto 12 Sefton Rood 8103 1 ENTLEMEN (two) dining out Require Bitting Room separate JT bedrooms attendance 15 minutes from State term to 18 Daily Mail 8290 tlENTLEMAN dining out Requires Bed Room and Sitting 4 Room Balsall Heath neighbourhood moderate Ap-ply 41 Daily Mail r1 OVERNESS Wants Unfurnished Room for teaching near New Inns Handnworth state 37 Daily MaiL 8868 HOME (comfortable) for young man or two females out during 29 Marshall Street Holloway Head 8573 HOME Wanted by young lady out during day Handsworth or neighbourhood terms 78 Daily MaU 8706 OME (comfortable) for two young Men share bed 103 Wrentham Street 9041) KYOTT Lake Road (21) Stratford Comfortable Apartments for ladies or gentlemen with widow references exchanged NU ODGINGS for a respectable young 21 CyrU Road Small Heath 8185 LODGINGS (comfortable) for respectable man Id 50l Dudley Road 8200 LODGINGS for respectable young Man to nhare with another dining out two 265 Gt Colmore Street 823 ODGINGS Wanted for young man near Five State terms JS8 Daily MaiL 8433 ODGINGS homely respectable young man or two friends widow 63 Monument Rood near Station 8568 ODGINGS for young man or lady terms moderate with board if required 21 Algernon Road Rotton Park 8439 ODGINGS (comfortable) for two respectable No 3 A Ice ter Terraco off Bordesley g568 LODGINGS (comfortable) with board Required for two young men near Five State terms must be moderate 90 DaUy MaiL 8529 LODGINGS (comfortable) for a respectable man no children central--44 Gooch Street £91 ODGINGS stocto gentleman near city i 1 The one great art in decorating dishes is symmetry Every dish to be a success should have a tiny speck of green somewhere A garland of parsley or watercress i i i i tji i i is suitable for everything from a fish until the salad is hing is pi Whether in circles half-circles crescents triangles or diamonds the lemon is always refreshing A bit of lemon arranged alternately with a tiny mound of chopped bteeta separated by a green sprig is attractive for fish A change has come at least two brides of aristrocatic birth have set the fashion by introducing touches of colour into the orthodox white wedding robe When Miss Chetwynd married the Earl of Uxbridge tho other day her brocade tram had a design of lilies the foliage of the same being slightly touched with emerald green The bride's ornaments were emeralds and diamonds The second example was that previously set by Miss HitzGeoive grand-daughter of the Duke of Cambridge By the wavt tne first part of the above sentence sounds like an Irishism However let it stand The dress-bodice was studded with turquoises giving a distinct colour note Many young women will be glad to follow the examples quoted for a pure white wedding dress is not universally becoming and naturally anxious to look her best on the occasion the adhering to tradition frequently appears at a disadvantage Tnus it is that not a few judicious young women choose to be married in their travelling dress to be which as regards colour they can regulate according to fancy It is a happy fact that the turban has blundered somehow into great patronage with women who are admittedly getting beyond their prime and at scarce a reception or entertainment have the mothers failed to appear in commanding headpieces of velvet and lace feathers ribbons and even the most delicate flowers Crinolines is their foundation andthev are erected individually to suit each one the face it crowns Lovely turbans are made from old family laces with sprays of heather or tufts of violets to enliven tue whole The toques are certainly one of the chief features this season but we have some lovely modified 1830 hats with double strawbrims pink lining black white lining gray and so forth Large Leghorn picture hats bend under their weight of feathers and flowers tempered with the sombre hues of velvet bows or the snowy whiteness of tulle Lavender-blue straws are crowned with periwinkles or hyacinths sometimes the brims are covered with poppy petals on the crowns with a cluster of green or black velvet oats a trimming so light and gracoful that it would make any hat charming The edges of all straw shapes are very thick or slightly turned down The colourings are endless in variety mixed and shot effects being introduced Cabbage roses look well in deep full blue straws or in pale green ones Some green straws bristle with lilies of the valley whilst others indulge in sprays of mauve lilac with a spray of white on one side Gardenias too are flowers of' the hour but the daintiest was crowned with pole blue forget-me-nots Here are a few general hints on the subject of plain work which may be of use to those who have to teach others if not to themselves Always adapt your needle and cotton to each other and also to the quality of the stuff you are going to work with Use a needle with an eye sufficiently large to carry your thread easily It is one of the favourite mistakes of bad workers to do tho reverse of this last-named rule The consequence is that the thread forms a lump at the eye and thus does not facilitate sewing Never bite your cotton but cut it with the scissors Always use your cotton at the end which comes from the reel The best way to make sure of this is to thread the needle before you cut the cotton off Always in working help your needle in with your thumb Never work with a bent needle you cannot sew well with it Do not stoop as you work and do not sit in a cramped-up position You should hardly need to bend your head at all A costumier who makes blouses for women according to his own designs and the greater number of them in plaids of shades of dull tones or in solid dull colours has the blouse with the familiar tiny box plaits down the front but has it made to turnback in two small lapels at the neck leaving a pointed opening where a chemisette of pique or some similar material is worn The belts of the future are to be of the same colour as the costume and suede will be the favourite material for them The old and jewelled variety are now being sold off very cheaply which is of course their sentence of extinction The line of coloured metal at the waist was indeed not always becoming frequently quite the reverse The slender and graceful only can afford to compel attention to this portion of their anatomy Yet a great many women whose eood points do not lie in this direction lose no opportunity of so doing The turquoise is still the pet precious stone and appears in the long neck chains in varied shapes mixed with pearls and amethysts with which they are connected by fine gold links The tone of the turquoise is also still delighted in as an accessory colour With fawn it is peculiarly happy The wallflower and the nasturtium are to have all their own way in the coming colours of the season so we shall be revelling in tawny browns reds and other wonderful colourings which are not unbecoming to brunes and moreover the most fashionable new scent of the moment is wallflower It i3 difficult to realise how exquisite is the perfume till you have smelt it It is soft rragrant and lasting The tones of brown will be mingled with greens as well as orange and are certainly not unbecoming though they need a good deal of care in their arrangement and 'in adapting them to any other colour that may be intended to lie worn with them They are quite admirable with furs but whether we like them or net we are sure to wear them Pure Cocoa is a Perfect the addition of drugs only deteriorates it The Lancet says Cadbury Cocoa represents the staudard of highest The public should be wary of adulterations and the plausible arguments used to promote their Advt 3 Do not purge or weaken the bowels but act specially on the liver and bile A perfect lirer corrector Little Liver Pills Is ld British Depot 46 Hoi born Viaduct London Be sure they are Advt is it that Clarke's Blood Mixture has obtained such great is a Question which has perplexed many Tho answer a that it in unquestionably the tinest Blood Purifier that science and medical skill hare brought to lisht Thousands of wonderful cures vave been effected by it For bcrofula Scurvy Eczema Skin and Blood Diseases Bad Legs Sores and Pimples of all kinds the effects are marvellous Sold every here at 2a 9d per bottle Beware of worthies imitations and Advt I Throat Affections am! Brown's Bronchial Troches which have proved so successful in America for the cure of Coughs Colds Hoarseness Bronchitis Asthma Catarrh or any irritation or soreness of the throat are now imported and sold in this country at Is lVd- per box Put up in the form of a lozenge it is the most convenient pleasant safe and sure remedy for clearing and strengthening the voice in iLe world No family should he without them he genuine bare the words Brown's Bronchial Troches on the Government stamp around each Loudon Depot 33Panringdoa Road and of all patent medkoins Advt.