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DELICIOUS MAZAWATTEE TEAS DELICIOUS MAZAWATTEE T'EAS. DELICIOUS MAZAWATTEE TEAS DELICIOUS MAZAWATTEE TEAS DELICIOUS MAZAWATTEE TEAS In sealed packets and tins only, of Grocers, everywhere To be too modest in your advertisements is quite as bad as being too boisterous., The happy medium should be found that will strike the proper chord; but too often the h ;ppv sodium is a "lost chord" to some v>. -Printers' J'ik.

.ihondda & Swansea Bay Railway.1 May.] [1S96. i TIME TABLE-UrjL'KALNS Sundays. | STATIONS. |a.in. a.m. a.m. P-m-! !>■• { ?•?>• P- I 4^0 '.Swansea dep! 8 4.. 11 25 1 57 3 35 0 0 «30 « 5 lVa,,y«r»)K ,P: 8 50 11 29 I fl ?. I Xl 8 « 4 1.9 1 Jersey Marine 8 bD • ••• i 0 1 4 7? 1 '?■ 1 2 1^ u \a s 7 |Court«art | w"rj j <> 3 11 41 2 1* i Neath arr' 9 11 ill 50 2 23 | 4 0 j <5 17 8 55 •• | •• I depj 8 50 11 32 j 2 4 i 3 36 5 5, 8 o.> iOourtsartT. "TTHepj 0 6 u 43 •• ,217 354'j C 9 j 8 48 « 5W I 5 12 |Britoti_K«iTy j 9 0 1147; J 2 21 (.lAliAA2.! 8 01 | Port Talbot .Docks dep! 1 | I 1 I • j •• j 1^^ j Aberavon 7! 7.7 TT~" urr: V" 18 TlTJ 1 2 29 4 7 j « 21 9 "o'5, ii i 5 21 '• deP « 0 9 22 11 ob i 2 30 1 4 10 « U> 5 9 17! 5 30 IOwniavon .6 (1 9 i-8 -12 4 2 3o 4 lo 6 30 9 10 9 2» '5-7 Pontriiydyfen J (i 13 » 34 12 11 2 43 4 2c V J u 9 36 & «9 Cyrnmer (for G-lyncorrwg) arr I 6 U'S 9 44 ]*.? 21 2 53 1 4 3"> t) 47 L'yminer. depj 6 24 9 17 :12 23 1 2 .34 j 4 35 | (' 48 9 -8 q 44 5 67 B1 en-Gwynfy „ 6 31 9 ;3 12 20 3 0 1 43 6 56 9 31 » 1 „ I Hlaen-Khondda ». fi 38 10 ,1- 37 1 3 » I 4 63 j 7 « » 'r i, 55 i 6 8 Treherbert (T.Y.R.) arriARK. lo 5 il2 -10 3 11 4 56 | 7 9 9 45 | DOWN TRAINS. iSundays. Trfth«rhpr^ <T v p 81 -^lONS. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.in. p.m. ?*n?> P-"1* Sf ■■ r.riJUiJHS IB ,58 W S lUISSSS IS —IS ?S! M «' ES,>ik •• SS ii? 1|; i S 11 T& X: S S # Ab^aorP^tTaiU);; A Jg j \\j |. 5 & | i J 5o jiSg 10 S? •• <lep 8 48 llO 15 112 26 2 oS J 5 57 j 8 2 ;STOi\ 10 53 J ,8 Port Talbot Docks j | j j j | S!XSSy~ 7: dep'V58 ioir'w 35 i 3 7 | I^jTu U 7 Tlf r art, 9 0 10 26 37 3_9_J_.L | 0 8 | 3 13 j U lu 20 Neath arr' U j 10 35 12 40 | 3 18 I 1617)822' •• •• depj 8 60 10 17 12 27 j 2 5t) | 5 54 | 8 4 JerUsevaMari,,e T depj 9 2 Il028_ 1~IfTj 3 11 | 1 6 10 jTlS 11 12 THH Danv"raiff 9 11 2 48 3 1il' •• 8 1« 8 23 11 20 7 30 Swansea 9 19 10 43 12 56 t 3 27 fl 27 8 30 11 28 7 3S SWa"Sea arr 9 22 '10 46 '12 59 ;3 30 i 6 3018 33 11 32 42

BENNETT BROS., BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, HARCOURT STREET YARD, MOUNT PLEASANT, SWANSEA TELKPHONK 181. '55 The Universal Bill Posting Co. RENT THE LARGEST POSTING STATIONS In Swansea and surrounding District. ADDRESS:—28, LOWER UNION STREET SWANSEA. 143 BLOOR AWD CO., ADVERTISING CONTRACTORS AND BILL POSTERS. CHIEF AGENCY FOR WALES. ALL descriptions of Advertising, Circular Distribution. &E., promptly attended to Office :-20, CAL VERT-STREET, SWANSEA 1430 THB SWANSEA & DISTRICT BILLPOSTING AND ADVERTISING COMPANY. —— OrrtCMB—GOAT STREET, SWANSEA. 478 Vatnre'e Perfect Remedy for all kinds or Worma Williams' (Pontardawe) Worm Loienget- FOR over 30 years thii highly Valuable Remedy hat met with the greatest success. The effect upon Weak, Delicate Children (often given i "j> incurable) Is like Mafic. Getting rid of his pests, by taking these Lozenges, the thin, pale-faced, inanimate Child becomes strong, healthy, and lively, the pride, instead of the anxiety of his guardians. Sm,—I have for some time used your Anthelmintic ar Worm Lozenges in my family, and find them a very speedy and efficacious care for Ascarides, and their acreeableand convenient form is a great recommenda- tion for children.—W. HUTCHIKSOX, Vicar of Howden Y orkllbire. SYMPTOM#.—Any of the foVfowlng symptoms Indicate Aorms:-Variable appetite, foetid breatb, add eructa- tlons, pain* in the stomach and head, sickness, grinding if the teeth during sleep, dreams and restlessness, paleness of the countenance, stitches in the side, snort dry cough, and emaciation of the body, often mistaKen for decline, nervonsness, slow ferer, and Irregular pulse, falntness, sometimes convulsive fits, often causing sudden death dizziness, sore throat, and Inflammation of the bowels. TtK above symptoms vary according to the kind ■f Worms. The Lozenges contain nothing detrimental to the Oen- ftitution, and are suitable for all ages. Williams' (Pontard/ we) Worm Lozenges are prepared fn>m the Original lini-pvtr hy JOHN DAYIES, Chemist, 30, High-street Swansea, and sold by most chemists, at 9Jd., 134d., and 2g. 9d. per vox by post, 14 or 34 stamps. Proteeted by the ftovernment at imp, on which are engraved the tfoMte "WUiiama' Worm Lozenges." DR. MACKAY'S "MARVELLOUS" 5/6 FEMALE REMEDY. 5/6 r ADIES will SAVE much EXPEN8E, DELAY, and I j BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT by sending at first foAliis WONDERFULLY SUCCESSFUL MEDICINE. POdT FREE 5s. 6d. POSITIVELY the ONLY T»rW WORTHY and RELIABLE PREPARATION irlK WORLD for ALL IRREGULARITIES, NEVER FAIL- [VGr in brinzine about all that is desire SPEEDILY and SAFELY? l?o« not cause PROSTR ATION and PAIN like most of the SO-CALLED REMEDIES, but by .ta ,n- vigovating and effective action promotes a healtliv con- dition of the system hitherto unattainable BY ANY OTHKR PREPARATION. Thousands of Unsolicited Testimonials have been received EXTOLLING the VIRrUE9 of this REMARKABLE MEDICINE. Space, however, will not admit of them all being pub* lished. The following extracts are, therefore, gl)ecifilens of some of the NUMEROUS GRATEFUL LEI I kKS that arrive daily :—"Your remedy is worth its weight in gold.—Mrs. W. 11 The first two doses put me right. —Mrs. N." Your medicine relieved me almost instantly.—M. H." "Everything I tried had failed. Your remedy acted like magic."—L.W." "Yours, indeed. is a marvellous remedy.-R. Bo" Not only am 1 all right, but much improved in health.-A. S." I sincerely wish I hid wrote to yon before.—Mrs. K." Every female ought to know of your medicine.—Mrs. W," Shall always send to you in future.—Miss R." Many, m my thanks for your truly effective medicine —Mrs. Y." "All other remedies were useless. Three doses of yours benefitted me.—Mrs. So" LADIES, DON'T DELAY, SEND AT ONCE and Test the Value of this Famous Medicine. 104, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON. DR.' MACKAY'S "MARVELLOUS" 5/6 FEMALE REM 8DY. 5/6 These tiny CAPSULES I are superior to Salsam of Copaiba, Cubebs or I i a Wt Va Injections and cure in I 48 hours the same B diseases without incon- I venience. 4/6 of all Che- I mists. Or post free. I WILCOX a Co., 289, OXFORD 81;, LONDON, W

GRBAT "WESTERS RAILWAY. SOUTH WALE3 DIVISION May.! [189,. I DOWNiTRAINS-WEEKIDAYS t SDNDAYS. i -TA.itriNO i'ROM a.m. a.m a.m. a.m. I a.m., a.m. a .m. ;a. m a. m. noon p.m.i p.m p.m jp m.. 'j". Paddlngton ..dep.: 12 1 > 1 .^so i°i;t5;io .12 ii||i5|i2 0 120 3^5 6 » 9 1 •• 5 i 5 tv indoil 2 30 i I 7 48 7 55 9 5.. 12 37 1 lJi 1 2 52 4 34 37|li ~T} •• aioacoster I.. 5 15' 7 471 9 «'l0 55 1 5o| | 30| 6 10 8 60,1.45 •• gjl- u v'hopstow | « 2 ..I S 42j 10 20,11 58 2 42, 4 31 h 38 -1 •• | | Bristol j 6 5: 8 5 9 45! •• 12 8 101 •• j 25 5 Id 1 o 2 ft"; i <> Newport 0 i 7 121 9 13I 9 30 11 2ll2 43 2 0 3 lb! 4 30 5 161 0 i-J 6 (». 9 c2, 4 6 2 1 jardiir..«ti r h\ 9&0i«lu27! 11« a22 339 53 e 5«5810 ioi 2 3.o u^ «30 s hlansamlet e.. | 9 3if •• 1 14 3 1 l..# 6 g g 8'{8 n^3 3 56 n n| 7 *l\ 3*^6 iiiidoi'o. ••^rr[ 6 95 8 H01 9 56!10 50 12 5' 1 35 3 15 3 45l 5 25 7 » 8 p.m. 8 25 11 50 4 10 n 25 8 ° 10 ^r..i..»j51»SIs"-Mi$1S-1SIgl 1"- 55Ua ;«, j!|f 11 Carmarthen Jn o J0, 9 !•' 11 ••• 1 *i f ° r, 1 Hi 0 10 in b « 10 laverfordwest | •• ;10 28 12 1»| 3 41 5 •• ••• 4o llP 83| i0 i ■•Tew naford ..arr.' -lo 12 45. 4 si 5 5Qi ■■ i II Via Severn Tunnel. J Up TKAIWS WEKK T>A\>. SUNDAYS. STAKTINO I'KOM A New iVIiifftrii .ten ii'i'1' 1 1 a .a.m. noon.p.m. p.m.i p.m. p. ni. p.m.,p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m.lum p.m. Ha^rfordwest ° 15 8 20 10 30 1 5 3 10; | 4 5 6 3o 10 2o j 8 3-j; Cirmarthen J..nr •* V L" 8 43 10 55l I 1 29 3 3'i S U 18 # 61 10 46■ 6 51; rlanellv •• I 7 15 8 261 9 58 12 17 1 2512 45 4 45'?^1 6 34 8 3 11 5it 6 5 I 8 31 Gowerton 7 57' 2 13 10 39 1 2! 27 s 31 5 25 £ a • -6 8 36 9 40 12 34 5 48 j 8 36 Landore 8 Ml 9 2i' •• 1 •• •• 2 24| 3 47 r, « 5 S, 7 so 9 51 12 48 6 0 I Landore. arr.j 7 0 8 30)9 45 11 1 1 341 2 40j 4 3 5 51 | 7 44 9 2 10 10 1 3 6 15 9 2 SWANSEA <;}" fl-J 7 8 45)10 0 11 15 1 50; 2 55 4 20 6 7 18 0 9 15 '10 15 120 1 35 9 15 Lanrinrn i « 1 S 8 30, 9 40 10 55 *1 3(i;12 0 1 45 2 40 3 55 5||48 7 30 7,|,0 8 65 i 9 45 12 55 6 18 8 55 nan^rnw P 7 8 33 9 49,11 7 1 48 12 5 1 51 2 45 4 10 5 58, 7 34; 7"49 y 7 9 50 1 9 « 23 9 7 Neath 7'olUVfi 9 56! .I 1,8 741 I 9 57' 1 1#! 6 30 Rrif.,n I 2'i\ 7 8 ol 10 11i11 22 1 58,12 19 2 13 2 59 4 28 6 13 7 55 8 4:921 I10 1:> 1 31' 6 46 9 24 Pnrfr T.ih!Vy""i I 3.r 1 1019i "• 2 21 4 36 6 20 8 3 x u 10 20 138 «rM„J i a 4«! '• 9 3,10 28 11 35 ••• 12 30 2 30j 3 10 4 45 6 2S 8 10 8 20 9 37 10 27 1 45 9 37i p 'T/ I q 9 22 10 55 11 55 12 49 2 571 3 301 5 U| 6 &3- 8 46 9 57 f 2 12; 9 57 i S8' i J! 8 I7! 9 58jl2 10 12 45 2 5Si 1 £ 81 3 53 4 15| 6 10] 7 55; j 9 33 10 40 i „ 3 17 'lo 40 ?rUt 1 ii? ll 8 36li0 17 12 30 1 12i 3 18 1 52 4 15' 4 34j 6 30| 8 18: 9 51 10 5 H g" 1 3 45 llO 5» |J^ •• 112 15 1 30! 3 01 5 15 3 0 6 13 7 48' 9 32 10 45 12 0 l 5 50 j 12 0 to* '1? S' 10 52 88 5 s! 7 4' 11 2(5 [ 3 f j 4 29 ill 16 i^n i88 6 9 15 11 4J — 2 38 5 4dl 8 5..] 12 25 a 6 4> jia 26 I,'In'l.oni ] ,10 50 12 .i8 | 3 55 6 12 4 6 58! 9 351 I 1 45 7 33 | 1 45 raaamgton arr.! 12 25, 2 25 4 30! & 35] 0 40! 6 2-V 8 25 ll 401 I 3 3o I 1 9 3>• '■ 3 30j I Via 8 rtlnnei. t Saturdays only. Tnin also leave Swansea (High-street) daily at 10. t, p.in. t'. No LONDON & H. W. RAILWAY. May.] [1890. UP TRAINS.—WEEK DAYS j DOWN TRAINS.—WEEK DAYS jHartmg Kroiu (a.m. ,a.in..a.m. jp.mjp.m;p.m p.ny.m (p ml Starting From | p.nij p.mia.m.i a JI a.rn a.n .p.m 'p m- Swansea Victoria-st.j (j 30| 7 55 10 0 1240|2 lo! 5 40 6 5o'8 45 London |l0 01 5*7^ 'TTTi Swansea Bay 6 33 7 59 10 4 12 44-2 14 6 441 g 53 8 50 Birmingham |11 16- | 7^0 'j j ao/ •< 1, M umbles Road 8 4 10 8 12 48,2 191 5 48 j .18 55 Liverpool, Lime-st.. (11 55: j 8 15, Il2 «» t n K-illay 8 9 1 12 53,2 24; 5 53 :9 0 Shrewsbury .dep. I 30 6 m 10 36 2 5 fi o Dunvant 8 J3 L |12 5<|2 29] 15 67J |9 5 Craven Arms 14 ,5 8 jo 11 15i 2 43 k ^5 Uowerton j C 50 8 18) 10 20 1 2j2 o2; 16 2] 7 6 9 10 Llandrindod Wells.. 5 ~> w »14> 35 j 3 49 8 8 r^„T.r.jT'SSdir. I ,5 gi I: IS ss Penclawdd arr. I 8 3'),10*40 1 15 ,2*j5^ e«16] 6*30 j L. Llanmorlais [ 8 35) I 120,2 50 16'tiOj 6*35 Pantyffnon ] 18 HOf11 40/ 2 37; i B a j—~v77'T" 1 Pontardulais I 7 2118 50 22 0 2 52 k' (r 6 48 c'jo in 4 Gorsoinon/orLoughr 6 £ .5, 8 24 10 2J; 1 6 3,, 6 7, 9 15 Gorseinon forLoughrj 80812 S- 2 58 56.. (i 4s'l0 10 Pontardulais. dep 7 2 8 39,10 32] 1 14 2 54 6 15|7i5 9 25 I— 1 Pantylfynon j 7 10 8 4u 10 4.: 1 -3 3 3; Llanmorlais 6*45:8 40; | 2 40, i(a30 6*40 i~j o 99 iiTi'TftA .rr^l 1 Penclawdd 7* 0J8 45 J 1*50 2 4-5: 4*50' 6a35 6*45' Llandilo dep.: 7 o3 9 -2,1114 j 1 60 a 3o :7 14 ] 7 46: Gowerton arr. 7* 9:8 55 12* u, 2 651 5* 0 f«46 k ;54l Llanwrtyd Wells., j 8 26 jl2 0| 2 39!- 1 ,8 311 1 -I 1_! Jl_ Llandrindod Wells. 9 7i & I1:"35: 3l8l s^i j 9 3 Gowerton .dep. 7 3lj& 3 12 13 3 2: 6 11 « 5«'m 14 Craven Arms ;1032i g 1 1 38; 4 51: fej j S;950| Dunvant 9 0!ia 19. 3 6^ 5 14 7 oi Shrewsbury .anvil 10; 0= 2 10; 5 30, 0 g 1 l = gji(.2j Killay 9 13I12 23, 3 111 5 19 73'" Liverpool, nme-st. 2 45, o 0, 8 15,64^, !^o- ,i2 40| Mnmbles Road 19 18jl2 28 3 16' 5 25 7 81 Birmingham 2 51 4 3;> 7 55; j 3 2 32 I Swansea Bay 7 43'0 23-12 32 3 201 5 32 6 8 7 \2 ln'oa London '4 15' J I 7 0 10 15, ji | g ( 3 501 |SwanseaV arr. 7 45 9 30i12 40 3 25- 5 35 6 15 | 7 15'io 30 I I I C R—Calls when required. L—Calls to pick up Passengers for Craven Arms and beyond. On Saturdiys Trains leave Gowerton 7.10 a.m., 9.0 a.m., 12.0 noon and 2.55 p.m., and Llandovery at ?!o a.m. for Swansea. On Saturdays Trains leave Swansea 12.45 p.m., 5.55 p.m., and S.15 p.m., for Penclawdd, 10.0 p.m. for Pontardulais, and ,0 p.m. for Llandovery. a Does not run Saturdays. Trains marked with an asterisk run on Saturdays only.

[HGH WATER IN SWANSEA HARBOUR FOB THIS MONTH OF MAY, 1893. Compiled from Greenwood's Nautical Alrnanv. HIQB HEIGHTS N3AKKSTM^I1)-DAY WATER. Princeof N. D'k S. D'k of Month. Gr'nwich Wales Dock. J-tide i-tide -Mean Basin. Kasin Time. Morn. Even. CILL. err,f,. .,MAY* AM. P.M. I. F. 1. P. i. F r. Friday 1 8 27 8 17 :10 9 30 1 24 1 2; 7 Saturday., 2 9 11 9 31 28 9 24 3 22 3 21 9 Sunday 3 9 56 10 21 2li 6 26 5 20 5 18 11 Monday 4 10 57 11 37 24 4 25 3 19 3 17 9 Tuesday 5 0 la 23 10 17 10 W 4 Aeduesday 6 0 {1; 1 30 05 Q 21 I 18 1 1 7 1'hursday.. 7 1 68 2 8 24 U IS 11 17 5 Friday S 2 51 3 14 26 il -!y 1 20 I 18 7 Saturday.. 9 .1 36 3 57 23 3 27 2 21 2 19 8 Sunday 10 4 )S 4 58 8 11 28 0 >i 0 20 6 Monday 11 •' 0 5 24 29 5 28 11 2*2 11 2L Tuesday .15 5 47 (J 29 8 29 7 2> 7 2° 1 Wednesday [3 8 21 0 39 '•;) 10 2) 9 23 9 22 Timrsd.iy 14 C 55 7 11 30 2 30 1 24 1 22 7 Friday. 1 7 3J 7 4> 31 0 29 10 2:5 To v? 4 S:f,tur.lay 16 8 2 820 29 4 28 9 22 9 21 3 Sunday 1T 10 0 3 2s 3 2- 1 2 1 20 7 Monday ]« 9 27 » ;>2 2, 1 27 2 21 2 l:i 8 Tuesday 19 lJ 16 10 49 2: 11 23 11 2) 11 19 5 Wednesday -20 11 23 2) 9 Thursday., il 0.5 041 -6 3 25 10 19 10 is 4 Fiidav ..2i 1 19 1 15 v6 6 27 2 ^1 2 19 S Saturday ..2.; 2 11 2 39 23 4 2S 8 22 3 21 2 Sunday 2 ■'> 1 3 -IT 2 4 30 S 24 8 23 2 Monday 4 s 4 36 0 2 ;-l S 2i 8 24 2 Tuesday 26 .r> 8 f> 38 31 4 '^2 5 26 5 24 '1 Wednesday 2 7 6 4 6 30 31 6 3: 6 213 6 25 Ù, Thursday.. 28 6 f,3 7 15 31 10 32 6 2-3 6 25 0 F-iday. 2t> *7 39 75. 31 3 31 8 2, 8 24 ■ Saturday.. 30 -8 16 8 3.5 SO 0 30 4 24 4 22 10 3: S 5 92) -28 8 29 4 2.3 -1 21 10 MOON'S PHASES f ast Quar., 4tb, 3.25 p.m. | First Onar., 2-">th, 6.21 a.m New Moon, 12th, 7.47 p.m. Full Moon, 20th, 9.57 p.m. The water in the New Entrance Channel is some feet -■eej.er than shown on the cill of the Prince of Wales iJock,

VALE OF NEATH SECTION; May.] [1896. I CP TRAINS-WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS. DOWN TRAIHS-WKKK DAYS. SUNDAYS. iH u. U,, p. 1n.;v^a"7u.7p:-i»:\7^aiT.iruTT^t7 a^rTr;m.T:u7ra.mr^ I r Swansea, (East D'k) I 9 15|3 1o 5 10; LiverpoolLandingst.I8 „? H •• j •• j Briton Ferry Road i 9 23 3 18 5 18! Hereford 7 15 9 1012 .3 3 o, < ir auuav a 1) W 5 25 Abergavenny ..dep. I S id 1U ll 1 ol l^Mthnow Level) 9 3^ 3 '^8' 5 ••• l*ontypool ltoad dep. j 8 oOHO 40) 2 10 6 10 8 §51 o 5 <hiro^iaon Hi 'h-at 7 40 11 ''0 3 10' 5 10' 8 10 9"o 6 58 Fontypool Town. i 9 3;10 40, 2 18 0 IS 9 1, 0 11 3 7 44Ixi 23 3 15' 5 15i 8 15 9 4 0 25 Aberdare 35 10 10 ll 47; 3 23 22 10 2| 6 13 i r"u,vjimli>t 7 si ill 30 3 22' 5 24: 8 23 9 ill 6 s0 J Merthyr .dep 7 161 9 50 j ll 30, 3 5, <$9 40, 5 55 i nvnpvor 7 *57111 361 3 28' 5 28 8 2s 9 17! 6 36 1 Uirwain arr 7 37 10 10; 11 :>o, 3 2j: 23 10 0, b 15 Neath(Town Stat'n)i I 'ill 44, 3 38? 5 38 8 38 0 20.1 6 40 Uirwain dep 7 50 10 25]12 1 3 37 7 37 10 H. 6 25 I Aberdvlais 8 13jll 511 3 501 5 50. 8 4« 9 331 6 52 Glyn-Neath 8 | 10 <<||]; lb 3 °J. 50 10 f I Rpsolven 8 °1 12 o! 3 59! 5 59 8 56 9 -12: 7 1 iResolven 8 15 10 46 1^ -4, 3 59 8 0 10 3j. 6 48 nvn Neath i 8 2^12 7 4 6: « 6 9 4 9 49; 7 8 jAberdylais |8 25 10 55]l2 33 4 8; 8 ^9 10 44 6 67 I Hirvvain 8 5lH2 oil 4 29; 6 ? 9 37 10 12j 7 30. Neath (Town Stat'n): 8 33 11 1 U 43] 4 14, 8 16 lo 50, 7 4 I < ifirwand forMer 8 57i 12 37 4 36' 6 37; 9 35 10 16; 7 35 fiynevor S 42 11 10 If 4 £ 8 2j 10 7 W j Merthyr arr' 8 6'' 1 0 4 58! 7 °j 9 55 10 401 8 0 1 Llansamlet 8 48 11 16 1- 59; 4 30 8 31 n fa, 7 19 Aberdare 9 T12 42 4 41} -6 40: 10 23, 7 42 Landore 8 53 1] | S 4 3; 8 3b u 11. 7 28 Pontypool Town. 10 3 1 43 5 43} 7 39; 11 25 8 43 Swansea (High-st.) 9 0 n o0 1 16 4 45 8 4o n 2.», 35 Pont^ool Road arr. iio 1» 150 s 601 7 45| •• 11 32 s D°, l,,vel» f JJi Si 5 JI f,b„r,rr°y "V^i— |g?ai2j d So"b.5y%i«d SS- iwjfS j

MIDLAND RAILWAY. May.] L18S6S UP TRAINS WEEK DAYS | DOWN TRAINS WEEKDAYS ] v y a"m' in ia.m. ip.m, p.m p.m p.m m a m i a m. a.m. p.m p.m p.m. Swansea(8.¥• Sta.), 8 0 |11 0 1126013 35 6 26 I 9 20 London a. m. a. m. i a.m i1. P. Upper Bank.dep. 8 5 jll 6'1255! 3 41 6 30 j 9 25 Birmingham 1 3*i0 8 45 'l 5 15 Morriston.•• •• »y 8 ll li n Ji 1 3 415 6 36 I 9 30 tlereiord dep. j 1 9 22 12 47 j 13 45 1 8 15 Cwm-Clydach „ 8 17 jll 17 1 8 3 52 6 43 9 37 -| JI. GIais(AewSt». 8 22 11 22 ,1 12 3 55 6 47 9 42 Brecon dep. j8 5 '11 20 !2 40 5 47 Stop Pun tarda we. ^1 8 28 "ll 28 jl 2) 4 2 6 55 | 9 50 Cradoo P. J ,1} 1,11 5 55 P Ystalyfera.<arr I 8 46 11 49 jl^al 23 7 10 'l0~T Cr^y 8 40 111 S7 f ^A'' « 24 jaSSLTur/i:; = ii5iHSjrl !«iS° »«»(»«.<fi! »«!»i al' i»l r M -• _Li: Penwyllt }. 9 17 'l2 U 4 « I gS Brynamman..dep 9 9 j 12 17 1 p.n) I5 0 7 45 I 7 45 Crav .is 99 I \9 9Q ,S I a sa 9 19 j 12 27 y U 10 I 7 55 Devynock.' I J 9 41 !12 40 13 15 5 9 | [[ I T" stalyfera. 8 15 J 9 27 J12 36 j 2825 5 20! j 8 5 Cradoo .I llO 2 112 55 3331 504 01 I Brecon .dep.1 7'l5 110 30 1 5 3 40, 5 go r?n< /i5aWoV 28 9 12 66 2 37 6 341 7 22 8 21 P 1 ■ 1 5 60 I •• Glais (New Sta.). 8 36 9 48 1 4 2 45 5 42 7 28 8 30 fiereford Jep. 9 40 112 40 4 0 ] i 8 5 jKiston'"1011 I il 6| } i« 2 50 5 47i 7 34 j S 35 Birn.ingham 1 16 3 26 6 28 110 *3 I i 8 48 10 I 1 16 1 2 57 5 54 7 41 8 42 London .arr.- 1 1 1 "I LuPPerB»k. 8 52 10 6 ] 21 3 2 6 68. 7 46 j 8 46 -Swansea (S. V.bta.)) 9 0 *10 1& I 29 I 3 10 6 6' 7 52 8 55 On Saturdays only, trains leave Swansea for Brvn nmrnan at 3.m p.m., and for Upper Bank at 9 30 D 111 a These trains do not apply to Saturdays

Llanelly, LJandilo & Llandovery May. 1896. j UP TRAINS—WEEK DAYS. I SUN. DOWN TRAINS-WFHK DAYS. ) SUN |A.M | A.M. t A.M. P.M. P.M.f P.M. P. M A. M t A. M. j A-M. j A. M jP.Al. |P. M. P.M.lPJil. AM. ZTHiaovery. dep.i ',8 45110 35 5 20 I Swausea (M..st) dep..3 2oi i i* liiOiTT"" Llauwn.a 8 55110 44 5 23 j Llauelly dep !5 20 8 15 10 lClll 5l2 30 '■ 4 10 i 6 5 9 45 6 55 Han^ail ick „ j 9 0!10 49 5 3o Bynea dep & 29j 8 2110 18'Ul 14 2 39 4 18ui 14 9 54 7 4 Glaurliyd i I 9 4! 10 54 5 40j ] Llnngennech !5 351 & 30(10 23|ll 20(2 45 i 4 24 6 2u 10 1 7 10 Talley ltoad 1 •• 9 •' 10 59 5 45 i PontaTdUlaiB 5 41 8 39|10 28]n • 2 54 4 SO.6 30 10 7 7 16 Llandilo lep-i* o 9 will i>-M, 2 0 & • 20,4 45 1—, ] —; 1 b'fairf.tcu >8 i\ 9 23111 14 j 2 4 1 5 5/1 7 2414 48 pantylfynnon ..dej ] 9 0 11 45 3 15 6 50 1 Dorwydd Hoad ]8 13 9 3; 11 23! 2 13 1 6 6 7 3a(4 58 I Ammanford ..194 11 503 21 n 55j I LlmdeUie « 18j 9 37(11 28 j 2 18 2 ll I !°i5 3 £ a < Glananiman j 9 15 12 H3 32, :7 4| Tirydail 8 -'S 9 42,11 33 2 23 S 6 16 7 4 5 8 £ 2 1 Garnant j 9 19 112 5,3 38] 7 h I kJ i VBrynamman .arr.: 9 261 |12 12:3 4j 7 15) I V /Bryuainman dep.18 0; ,11 5 2 0 x f ?!! j -I i —l—— -1 | §•§ iGarniint l» c6,' !U H 2 (i o ™ ■■ ■■ Pantylfynnon .dep. 5 52 8 52| 11 40|3 5 4 4o« 44; 7 26 gg/Glanamman ;« U\ Ill 15 2 10 Si?,? Tirydail ,,556856 U io'l< 10, 4 4-,>H 4ilj 7 30 ,« 2 J Ammanford ;S 20; Ill 1/ 2 W 5 j f' •• •■ Liana vine 6 2. 9 't\ 11 60; 3 It. 4 50;tf 54- 735 j (Pantyffvnuon arr.|8 23i 'll 30| 2 23J I b lo| •• Derwydd itoad 6 7 9 7, 11 60 3 21 4 6A g 59, fl 7 40 1 -1 —I 1 1 J Flairfiich ,6 15 9 1M 12 8328.5 2 7 7j 0 748 Pantylfynnon dep. 18 30 9 4 111 2 281 ° rX! I °hs 14 Llandilo dep. 7 33 9 22i 1 50 3 35 5 r 7 141 ™ 7 51 Pontardulais ,'8 43.: 9 solll »2 2 51) ? 15, ^2j « ^)5 24 Talley ftoad „ S 19 27] js 40 7 19 § Llai'euneeh i« 49 10 3ill oa 2 58, » 21 6 41] 8 6,5 30 I Glanrhyd „ S 9 32; !3 40 '7 24 rf Bynea ;8 7,6,io 8(12 4 s 5i 5 271 6 8 14 5 8« t Llan«adoek 7 47 9 37; 2 0 3 &0 ,7 29, S Lianeliy arr. 9 5.10 1.12 12 3 151 5 351 6 8 22(5 45 Llanwrda „ 7 51 942; 2 4.3 5# 17 351 5 Swaaaa^H.-st) uT.'loo; ll 15 1 50l 4 20) 6 12i 8 0 9 16 6 35 Llandovery arr. 7 57' 50 2114 5 | 743 S—Stops by Signal only. Passengers wishing to ilight must'inform tho Guard at the pteceding station, A train leaves Pantyffynon at 10.30 p.m. for L'anelly, lalling at intermediatestations. 1

DEAFNESS. ii 8. DEAFNESS AND ITS CURE.—AH SUFFERERS are invited to send to THOMAS KEMPE, Co., 50. Bedford-rov, Holborn, London, who will forward, upon receipt of an addressed envelope, particulars of new simple home-treatment. The most obstinate oa-es pertcanently cured. No artificial ear-arums required. A Minister writes: I am g-la.1 to tell you that the parishioner for whom I obtained your treat- ment is able to hear splendidly, and is quite cured of noises and sing'inr-' in her head. She wishes mo to convey to you her sincere thanks for the immense benefit derived, and for your considerate attention to her ea"p. Signed, REV. J. ROBERTS. This lady's ca-e was considered hopeless, she having tried almost everything- known, without success, after sixteen years' suffer;ng. Many other equally remarkable cures have been effected by this new home-fceeiltaent. The cost of remedies, etc., is within 1 lie reach of all, and ev. ry sufferer should send addressed envelope for es"y, etc., to THOMAS KEMI'K, Co.. 50, L'edfnrd- row. Holborn, London. DEAFNESS. :■ i BRONCHITIS. I This distressingly painful uialady can be immedi it.'iy relieve!, ami the complaint bg [cS greatly alleviated, by the use of Hall's Co.a V\riiie." IAN APPEAL. 1 During the Influenza Epidemic last year the medical profession generally EHj prescribed Hall's Coca Wine. Th,j unexpected and increased demand we were unable to meet, and we were obliged to publicly apologize for non-delivery Fraj pS of orders. We are now in a position to meet any demand that can arise. TTnfor- ES PP tunately tlie demand, which we were unable to meet, induced a number of individuals |||| inja to olfer the public, under the name of Coca Wine, unpalatable and utterly useless pmj E&j preparations, which have disappointed and disgusted those who have been misled. S3 jp| With a view to removing the bad impression created, we are sending to all who are bp desirous of testing the beuericial qualities of Hall's Coca Wine, free tasting Kg] S3 samples; we only ask that you will send us a post-card and judge for yourselves. | £ Sj i||| It is absolutely proved by the Medical Press and Profession that— g| j|H Hall's Coca Wine is indispensable to over-worked and worn out men and !{Sjj |pq women |gJ |ES3J "ITall's Coca Wine relieves mental and physical fatigue • a I all's Coca Wine removes depression: Hall's Coca Wine cures neuralgia, sleeplessness and anajmia; jc^i Ea Hall's Coca Wine is the most marvellous restorative, after illness, ever !^l ||| used; and what is still more important, it has none of the fearful after effects gl pg which follow the use of narcotics and other powerful remedies which KELIEVE FOR prij ES A PERIOD, out which inevitably have to be paid for by the reaction which follows. ^1 We have en<ieayoure«i to protect the public by adopting the trade mark of ail S3 keystone in red, with the signature of the firm, S. S. & Co. across the label, and we EES E3 beg that purchasers will reject any that do not bear this distinctive mark. Kgj| I DISTilGT A OBIST'T: H 1 ISAAC &ALE, 18, Sigh-street, Swansea. H Of Chemists and Wine Merchants, 2& 3/6 per bottle,, or post free from pP H STEPHEN SMITH & CO., BOW, LONDON, g ||SyH«LF-8UI*E*^IiH Di^> COSTUMES DIRECT FROM THE LEADING FIRM OF COSTUME MANUFACTURERS^B t\rWM The London Manufacturers. l-v Thousands of Testimonials testify to the wonderful value of our /#sjij m Half-Guinea Costumes. Costumes to measure. Perfect fit guaranteed. It :JM 9 |H /1% Made in our World-Famed ||| lA il |U/bSPEC,ALITE SERGE. lU/D Im Our most successful Costume for indoor wear is design No. ioo. This Cos- Vf V/ nH tume appears to stand alone In point of excellence to such a great il fy, HWk degree compared with other Costumes offered to the public at anything ft Jia K|J approachng the same price, not only as regards the material, the mf m VjfcYmti Celebrated Speclalite Serge, but as regards the make, style and mi Wj R& II* general appearance of the Costume, that we cannot but feel the mM jjy, Ik Kn greatest amount of pleasure as well as unbounded assurance. In recom- fi ffl v /BfflV rntdin* y°U to purchase on* of these useful and ladylike Ms • We can e9ually recommend our Open-fronted Half-Guinea Cos- fl Wffli'lwVtl tume, Design No. no, which is comprised of a fashionably cut Open- Mm WB^wKK e<^ Jacket with a full size skirt. Patterns Post Free. Ladies are KM' ISffj lijwV requested to kindly forward their name and address for patterns W wfz which will be sent by return free, and not on approval, together with |f/ our Sketch Book containing Illustrations and Sketches of our fvf UK fKcS>,t/^UmK Janous designs. Allen Foster A Co's Half-Guinea Costumes are IM W, "v- lfir'r- WTOtTTTFRll-Y VNRIYALI.ED All the WOKI.I) Over. IM/' iwli. Bgy>fe^BfcCan be had in any of the following shades Black, Navy, Tabac, Brown, innamon, Fawn, Grey, Electric Blue, Myrtle, Bronze-Green, Ruby, Cardinal, etc. |1R/D We also offer to our customers a more expensive Cos- 1 E /YJ T»cct<rn No too O tume at Fifteen and Sixpence, made in our fashionable I J O „ „ cvptches and Order ,'ere Cloth. This Costume cannot fail to give satisfaction. Patterns, Sk cer„. allv I,ost Free. Each Costume securely packed and sent carriage paid od. «tra- i i!iers»ate-str<it hHIou31! }?e had at 1'3 Per yard, purchaser paying carriage. Bankers London & Coun^Aidersgate street Branch^.11 communications must be addrelsed AIAKI* A & CO., 17, ROSCOE STREET, LONDON, E.C. 0 1-1) STEVENS & OWENS. PATENT IMPROVED "TOP SPRING" WRINGING AND MANGLING MACHINE. ífiW The best Machines that can be purchased of sound Workmanship and excellent finish. All. YS' Every Machine will be found to correspond exactly with the design. A 24 INCH BEST SYCVMORE KOLLEll MACHINE (Exactlv nimilar to above) sent Carriage Paid to any Railway Station in England and Wales for -P9 ins nd Nett. Same Machine sold on instalment systom at £ 3 6s. Od. If with Lignum Vitte Bottom Roller, 5s. extra. BANKERS :-NOHTH WESTERN BANK, LIMITED, LIVERPOOL 110. WHTTECHAPEL. LIVERPOOL. EvertOM Branch: 165 and 167, BHECK-ROAD. L8307 J c,=o-, '<1'- DINNEF MAGNESIA The best remedy for Acidity of the Stomach, Heartburn, Headache, Gout and Indigestion; and the safest Aperient for delicate Constitutions, Ladies, Children, and Infants. SOLD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. W TEL ir w "'& BEIWS r FOR ALL BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS, SUCH AS j Sick Headache, Constipation, Weak Stomach, impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver & Female Ailments. | Prepared only by the Proprietor, THOMAS BEEOIIAM, St. Helen-, Lancashire, in boxe«, 'Jjd., 1». l!d. and 2s. 9d. each, with full directions. Sold everywhere.

SWANSEA EXCHANGE. The members on 'Change on Tuesday afternoon were Messrs. R. H. Sampson (Ponturdulais), Wm. Davis (Eobvv Vale Co.), W. Bright (Fair- wood), J. Hacrop ^Grovesenil), R. W. Toitree (Dowi.iis), J. Cound ^Port 'J'albot,), E. R. Thomas (,L.a jeliyj. A. P. Steeds, Neill MacNeill and H. V. Wills (Watson and Co.), D. R. David (Port Talbot), C. E. and H. M. Peei, E. Forester, F. L. Curd (Briton Ferry), W. Pritchard (Briton Ferry), R.A.Wood, S.Stevens, E. Ball, W. R. Quick (Amman Iron Works), Mat Jones, J. H. Rosser (Loughor Colliery Co.), David Jenkins (Port Tak'Ot), R. Peregrine (Llaneily), Bevan (Moriais Work-), W. Lean, J. H. Strick (Cardonnel WorKs), F. to. Saunders, Tnos. Elford, George Smith (dyne), H I. R^ndell (Swansea Harbour), W. We tlike, D. M. Glasbro k, E. Robert^ W. H. Edwards (Morriston), G. H. Striek (Amman Iron Work-), D. Richards (Pautyftynon) J Corliel i (Ddlwyn and Co.), Bertie Morris,' W. Grittiths i Vnismudw) W. bevan, J. Ban'ghani (Barrow and Co.), T. Herscheii Jones J. T. Davies (i!:aeiidfon Co.), D. W. it lel"l)a,vid, Jenkins (lirydail), F. K. Clegg, T. W. Jones (Swansea l'wplate Co.), Geoi-ge White (Pontar- uuluis), F. Yates (Neath), F. Smith (L. Ac N.W.R.), John Dyer, D. E. Edward (Morriston), H. s! • Sutton (T. S. S.ition and Sons, Neath). "The >hippu,<r trade of Swansea Harbour liai been lairly t>ri-k during trie past week. The im- ijorts and exports have exceeded those of tile corresponding period of 1895 by 12,000 tons. Tne impOits include 2,000 tons of lead ore and 3,000 loi.s of sulphides from Sutb Australia. The consignees of the lead ore are Messrs. Vivian and Son-, Hifod Works. Tiie sulphides will be i treated by a new process at nsaiiitet, at I works which a new company are fitting up for the purpose, having communication with the Midland Railway. This is a new trade, and promises an important future. The shipmeLts of coal were 38,335 tons, patent fuel 4,393 tone, and tin-plates and general goods 5,920 tons, the latter including 700 tuns for France, 550 tons for Portugal, 280 tons for St. Petersburg, 400 tons for Germany, 650 tons for Italy, 330 tons for Baltimore, and 3,010 tons for home ports. The l'ig iron market has varied during the week, hub shipments were good, and there was a. small improvement in price. The finished iron and steed vvoiksare fully employed upon existing contracts,- and ttie prospects are more encourag- ing. fhere is a slight improvement in copper, but block tin shews no alteration. t-lu 1UON.—Glasgow warrants, 4^s 3d. cash buyers, MIOJJLKSBBO—Ho. 3, 3A8 3^D, prompt; othtr niiuiUftrs in proportioij. 4 I oHh ^me,p',7VVfrrants* 458 *'3' for 'nixed numbers i.o.b. Luui jeiland, uccoruiug to brand. ididdiesbrougu hematite, 45s 1:Id. VVKLSU llAlis, TS US to x<> lao 6d. Angina, at usual extras, t.o.t. at works. SUEKT IUON.—15s Od to Jt'6 17s t-d, f.o.t at works Sx'UKL itAli-S—Heavy sections, u* 7s Od lo £ i 12s «d'- gi -I ch)., 14 lDB ud to tb a., Od, t.o.t. sleepers, ingle", channels, ate., according to StJCtioUaud specJtication. bl'KJO. aiiistixs. —10-i 0d to tC lib 6d, with Li" ,iiiial extras for the higher gauges. UiissiiMKH 3 I'KKL. —Tin-plate uars, JEi 178 (3d. biK.viK.Nb' I'IM-FLATK IJAHS.-Kest, £ o 18s ud. All de- livered iii the district; nettcasb. TiN-JfLATBS,— ^biUers' quotHUous tor JJesseuier steel uke, 9J Od to 9" ljd Siemens' (coke iuush), H i to 9s 3d ternes, per double box, 28 hy ^0 C., Ids t>d, 17s. tid, to 2i!s 6d; best charcoal, 12s till to liis a.l, according to Uuisb of brand wasters, bd to is per box less ihuu primes. Odd seizes usual extras. .lb aeiivered in jerince of Wales I)ock, Hwansea; '8:1. less 3 and 1 per cent. The Swansea Harbour Trustees have furnished the (allowing otticial return of tin-plates received from the wurKb, shipped, and in stock:— Week ewiiull Last week. Corresponding i April -^5, lStlo. week last, ytui. Boxes. Boxes. Boxes. Heccived.. 35,592 4U,0.>1 88,1U Shipped i«,bti9 ^a.OaO 65,67\1 In stock 1To,777 159,851 lyu,5>9 "U..l.1'o:I' c- ¡,JI uwrran. v/uiii OS »U LU Jt*tO WS VU, BLOCK TIN, ,t59 lCs 3d to £ 59 ;7s 6d. dPKLTiiH.—iiife 2s 6d to iiitj 5s 0d. fer telegraiu re,elved oil 'Ciia. ge. bKAii.—jSugiun, £ 11 2s 6d to £ 11 5s Od Bpanisli, Jill Us Od to jt'll as tid. ANTHBACITK COAL.-Best big vein, selected for maUiiiK purposes, Its Od to lis 6J second quality, do.. 9s Od to 10s Od; ordinary large, according to quality and selection, 8s Od to 8s <Jd; small rubOly culm, per ton 4s Od to 4s tid. All delivered l.o.b. svtauseu, cash 30 days, less 2^ per cent. F'1'KAM COALS.—liarge, 9s Od to 10s Od second juality do., 8s 3d to »s 0d bunkers, according to i.iality, /s yd to 9s Od; small, 4s 3d to Is 6d per ton. delivered t.o.b. Swansea, casb 30 days, loss 2>~ per cent BITUMINOUS COALS.—barge (No. 3 ltUonddaj, 9s 6d to 10s ud thro 88 Od to 8s 9d small, 6s 3d to 6s Od large (No. 2 lihondda), 8s 6d to 9s Gd thro' coals' (is (id to 6s 9.1; small, 5s Od to 5s 3d per ton de- livered t.o.b. Swansea, cash 3U days, less 2| per cent. COKE.—Best foundry, 16s 0d to 17s Od; furnace", 12s to lis tid per ton, t.o.b. rnvausea.cash 30 days, less per cent, PATENT FUEL, 9s od to 10s 3d. lKON OWES.—l'afua(perifaylor Benson and CO.) 11s 3d, iiiibio, 12s 3kJ per ton, ex-ship; cash, 3o days, riTwooi).—17s Od per tou, into trucks, oet casb, 30 ,jays,

— a ShW HOMES in the "SUNSHINE M XJ WW AJ.Uili.UO STATe „ ))f AMEFJCA riXCEPlTONAL opportunity to join FRUIT and VINE GROWING COLONS in U.S.A. ONLY SMALL CAPUA L REQUIRED. Land on ten years time. Experienced Lojal Adviser. Income first year. LARGE PROFITS. Superior market and railway facilities. 1,500 miles nearer than California to Chicago and New York Four to seven weeks EARLIER Fruiting Season. IDEAL CLIiVlAiE FOR WEAK LUNGS. Splendid shooting. For FREE illustrated pamphlet and full particulars, address, Mesilla Valley Irrigation Colony, 34, Victoria-street. London, a.W. [8275 +

LOCAL RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETU RNS GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. week euded ,TT April 28,1895. Description. Week ended (Corrected to April 26, 1896. the actual figures). Inc. De, j M. C. M. C M. c. -<o. ol Allies open.. 2.511 10 2,497 74 13 16 frnf»d-,np;1r1''} *,« i »"» *>». I'otai for the Week. 180,33:) 170,70 10,100 Amount for pre- I vious 16 Weeks of 2,607,650 -2,405,9 iO 201,720 half-year ) Aggregate for 17 t Weeks ) 2,788,180 •?,57(5,300 211,^80 Gt. K. MILLS, Secretny LONDON A NORTH WESl'liKK UAILWAY Oescrintion Week 0n<li"g Corresponaiiif r P April Z6, 1896. Week in 1895. Iac- De<- go. of Miles 1.\111j l,ö95j 151. "SZSS-SSZ* s' m «♦« M# .Iereliaii(lise, U 1 l'14,794 127,9,1 6,863.. ei-als, & Live stock t'otai for th<-Week.. 222.315 2i2594 9 751 Aggregate 17 weeks 3.6 2,756 3.3J2,i>5: 239^803 T. llotrsHTon, (Jeeretary. KHOXDDA AND SWANSEA BAY RAILWAY. Description. April 26,T°Y6. N^ERI^W:).^ FTLL'- No. of Allies open 25 2.5 £ £ Passengers (Local) 318 317 iioods b Minerals 81I 577 Total for Week 1,129 8-4 245 Aggregate for 17 Weeks 19,630 13,852 5,778 TAFF VALE RAILWAY. Weekended Weekended April 2a, 96. April 27, 'S5. Inc..Dec SO. of miles opeu 121 R_ll Passengers, parcels, ) £ J> £ £ iiorses, etc.,&M-iils) 2,343 2,33 JiO Merchandise, &c., LA, ill 10,393 -.018 Total for the week. 14,754 12,6.6 2,12^ Amount for previous :6 weeks of J year 233,524 22I,072 10,452 A ;greVe for !7 weeks 248,278 ?35,GJS? 12,580 LIC.OON & M. HUT 11YU ILAlI,WAL-M.iles OT;eii, 61 Week ending Oorresp-mding Description. April 26, 1896. wees last year incr. Deer Y (adjusted). £ » d I S U 4- I f- < FAS? e:igers, 4C. 318 0 0 308 0 0 :ids, min'r'ls <Sc 1,351 0 0 1,3.;7 0 0 Total 1,669 1> 1,035 (I 0 }I I 11 0 ?ER mile PER week 2. 7 2 '.6 16 0 A:gregate FORI2S 739 0 (_2 17 vVeeks « • 0 ■' •••

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THE TRANSVAAL. KRUGER'S REPLY. ANOTHER SEARCH FOR ARMS. A party of 400 Johannesburg volunteers have been searching the Simmer and Jack property above and below ground for arms. According to The Tinies correspondent, an official states that the authorities believe that the Reform Committee have not kept their word of honour with the Government, and that a large quantity of arms and ammuni- tion is still concealed in or around Johannes- burg. GERMANY AND THE TRANSVAAL. It will doubtless be remeubered that, as soon as the news of the fight at Krugersdorp arrived at Berlin, a committee was appointed to collect subscriptions for the wounded Boers, in order to display the sympathy of the capital in a material form. The Consul- General of the Transvaal in Berlin has now received, for transmission to the committee, an acknowledgement of the sum collected, which amounted to 14,046 marks. KRUGEB'S REPLY TO CHAMBERLAIN. The Pretoria correspondent of The Tinv t describes President Kruger's rt-ply to Mr. Chamberlain's invitation as a diplomatic masterpiece. The Government objects to discus3 reforms, on the ground that England admittedly cannot interfere in the matter of interal administration. At the same time, private suggestions from the British Govern- ment would always receive consideration. If the revision of the Convention of London, and the superseding of it by a treaty of amity and commerce containing a most-favoured nation clause cannot be discussed unless the alleged grievances are also discussed, the Government prefers to leave matters as they are, and will limit its demands to an indemnity for tha Jameson raid. The President points to the necessity of his presence at the meeting of the Volksraad shortly, when important measures are to be considered, as an objection to his going to England, and suggests that the matter should not be pressed now. The English Government can, however, still facilitate his going by accepting the basis of discussion already proposed by the Presi- dent. Stress is laid on the view that, with patience and forbearance on both sides, the present difficulties may yet be overcome, and hope is expressed that wounded feelings will be healed and friendly relations restored. DEATH SENTENCE ON REFORM LEADERS. Sentence of death has been pronounced upon Mr. Lionel Phillips, Mr. Hays Hammond, Mr. Percy Farrar, and Colonel Rhodes. Mr. Knight, United States Consul at Cape Town, has cabled to Mr. Olney that it is understood the death sentence passed on Mr. Hammond, one of the Reform leaders, his been commuted. THE EARL OF COVENTRY AND PRESIDENT KRUGER. The Earl of Coventry has borne testimony in no ungrudgiugitnanner to the way in which the Boers treated the wounded prisoners after the battle of Krugersdorp. It will be remem- bered that Major the Hon. C. F Coventry was reported dead, but subsequently the news came to his distressed parents of his safety, President Kruger has received from the Earl of Coventry the following letter, dated from I Croome Court, March 5: "Your Honour,— Under God's blessing, my son, Major the Hon. C. F. Coventry, arrived here yesterday. He was wounded, and in the Krugersdorp Hospital for several weeks, and he speaks in grateful terms of the benevolence and atten- tion of your people. When the fighting was over they indeed proved themselves generous adversaries, and my dear son was looked after as lovingly and tenderly as if he had been at home. Li.dy Coventry and I therefore venture to ask your Honour to accept, on behalf of your people, our very hearty thanks for all the great kindness shown to our son, and we wish to assure you that recollection of this will never fade from our mem •u-y. If your Honour should visit England -as we hope you may do -we shall, I trust, be ible to thank you personally."

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