The Cambrian

BLACKPILL TgrrRSERrES' JAMES HARRIS Has a very fLce Asacratieiifc of Evuggreeam and Decld wous Trees and Shrubs, Hoses, Fruit Trees, Ac., in p* -*t variety, and well- llelecteó to suit the geJghbourhood. Having a vary large Stock of the above, I shall be pleased U: quote low prioee to in- tending Planters. Catalogues anrl Special Prices for large quantities on application. Wreaths, Crosses and Cut Flowers for Christmas, &c., on shartest notice. Xmas Trees from 2 ft. to 18 ft., prioes accordingly. Also Azaleas atiti other Greenhouse Plants. Address as above.

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The Postmaster-General does not allow 'etters addressed to initials or fictitious lames to be addresed to any Post Office, and Letters so sent are returned to the -I(t,nder through the Dead Letter Depart aent. Letters to Advertisers by initials, tc., or otherwise, may be directed to 1M 'ambrian" Office free of charge; an tamps are sent to cover postage, irwarded to the Advertiser's own a • Remittances under 5s. may b^ "T.alfnenny Postage Stamps or ° (t., Postal Orders should be made to The South Wales Daily Post Co., Ltd., 11, High-street, Swansea. Address I all communications to the Manager, The Cambrian." — ■■■■ Ji r ITUATfOWS VACANT Cooks and Kitchen maids. EXPERIENCED Cook-Generai Wanted. a JLL< onoe.-Apply Mrs. Llewellyn, Caed*H> v;e.:>. Neath. 663v1-7 \f* .NTED. a good Plain Coo-k.—Apply" Airs. Y\ Hulbert, Constitutional Club, Neat.li. 784vl-10 INT ED, good, strong Kitchenmaii V*- Apply Mrs. Hopkin, Hotel Enterprise. Go ^street, fewaaisea 625vt-5 NTFD, immediately. good Cook; also smart Waitress-General, and to aoswt in .r.—Liberal Club, Windstreet. ':}v1-11 House and parleurmalda USEMAID Wanted, immediately, for small famiiy; Cook and Naree kepT, A r Yniswern, Mumbles. 777vl-9 "v iNTED a clean Maid, for general work. V — AddIv 38. Cromwell-terra.ee, Swajwea. 588v 1.5 í: A.BDMAID Wanted; must be strong; 1 wages £ 12.—Appiy Matron, Swansea iljbr-:tal. 795vl-10 VKi LNTED. a respectable, clean Girl as "t Honsemaid.-Apply Alexandra Resta. Ta-. High-street, Swansea* 757vl lNTED, a Young H-cusemadd, good ehv- acter and refeoonoo.-Apply. etating ogre. ivagee, etc.. to Mrs. Oolvile, G-noll O >■> a Neath.. 729vl 9 \A immediately, experienced • Housemaid, used to children.—Ap^iy lJetw, oeu 7 and 8 p.m.. to Mrs. Popkin ilor- jraa. Godrau ILhiw, Morristoo. 77Bvl-V V NTEX), immediately. experientwd ■ Nurse-Housemaid, used to children — A,p"- between 7 and 8 p.m., to Mrs. Popkin Motp a., Godrau Rhiw. Kka-riston, 1-9 Generals A ood General required.—Apply 45, Man- se l-street, Swansea 619vl-5 A\ illing Girl Wanted. 13 to 20—Apply 21 Mieru-street, Swansea 711vl-5 G" ;eh.AIj and Nurse Wantedi.—Apply 3T Walter-road. Swansea 807vl-10 i, iERAL Serva-nt AVa-nted, by Mrs. Hood, U "Hea-bury, St. James's-oneeoeut. B*1 758vl-9 C ID: experienced Young General .f Wanted, at onoe.—Stanley licns. King wrd-roacl Swansea. 1 7 'G~r&JE&MrSOTV*nt Wanted, age 16 to ä. r —L. Weiehardv 18. Prince of Walet- iotlc near Palaoe. Swansea. 570vl-4 Servant W aaited. at onoe, good vX char-tor-Apply Mrs. Elston, Clifton Vili." Picton-terraoe, Mount Pleasant, Swan- tea. 813vl■10 IT I JU IRED, a. good General Morvant. Apply 9. Clevelandr-terrace. Walter- roH- Swansea. 617vl-o \v'ANTED, a good Girl, to assist in Hou;*e- vfork.—Apply 124, Bryn-road, Swansea 633v1.6. ANTED, Young ueneral Bervaot.-Appiy 3.3, Bhyddinga Park-road, Swaaisea. 754vl 9 "VY ANTED, General Servant; good rebl'" encee Apply 149, Bryn-road, Swic- 646vl-6 A,-NTE,D. immediatoly. willing Grirl, lor housework, aboat 15.-Fuel Inn, St. Thomas 59lvl-5 "1^ ANTED, a good General Servant; mast be clean.—Williams, 85, Woodfield-d-6, M<»5—ieton. 649vl-6 \It ANTED, General; emall- family.—Miis Williams. 2. Eelgraye-terraoe, Walter- Swansea. 63&v1.6 TA ANTED, a respectable Young Girl, as ▼ < General Servant.-Apply 12, BrynmiH- e-.)ent, Swansea 678vl-7 WrANTED, reliable General pervaut. Apply Robert McCulloch, 3, Alexandri- itii-ace. West Croee. 686vl-7 ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply itrs. Chalk, 74. Manae 1-terraoe, Swains»a, eu 6 and 8 p. m, 745vl-9 ANTED, General Servant; small fam- ily.-Apply Mrs Thompson, 17, Mont- I" ^terraoe, Swansea. 751vl-9 T ;rAVTED, a respectable Girl. as Generai -4.pply Mrs. Harris, Fruiterer, n, "V\ > >dfiela^tr€et, llorriston. 704vl-7 V^rANTEli immediately, strong Girl for rvj-erol. housework.-Apply Nag's Head. al, Goat-st^^ Swansea 697vl-5 :ANTED, frold, experienced General Ser- vant.-Appl evenings Dr. Edwaris, King Edwa-rd-rad, Swansea. 673vl-7 TANTED, a good "General Servant; thr^t in family,—ApPy Colonial trodin^e rea. Church-street, ansea. 768vt-^> /ANTED- General SerV^jTl^^diatefy; small family; ref^res^jg reouired — King _r:wa.rd s-road. Svixfta.. 722vl-5 WANTED, good General Secant sleep home>; reference rcq«iNl — Mrs Fletcher, 49, Oxford-street. Swansea. 62«)vl 6 WANTF.T* initr^iiat^iy. » G«nera^H0^; f.mt ^ly, r(^sr«coe6. & i House-, -lai -u.-tb "TED, Young Woma-ii- di ligbt honspw-i'l and to ,<;s;"t ia •r.— Ai-ply n-Baud, WANTED, at once, a Young Girl, as Gen- eral.—Apply Mrs MeLhuifih, 6, Oa&- lands-terrace. Constitution Hill, Swansea. 748vl-9 WA.r-.ED, a cieaai, reepeotable Girl, as V Genera.1 Servamt.-Appiv Mrs Grif- fiths, Oastle Vaults, Castle-street, Swansea. 727vl-9 AN-TEI), a respeeta;t>le Girl, about 17, for f General Housework; sleep out.—Appiy Koberts, 86. Bryn-y-Mor-road, Swansea. 743vi-9 WANTED, immediately, Yoimg Girl, a boat 18, as General Servant; two in family —Apply 4. Richmond-roa.d. Uplands, Swa. sea. 744vl-9 ANTED, immediately, a Girl, about 17 or 18, to assist in housework.—Apply E. Da vies, Station Inn, High-street, Swan- sea. 806vl-.1.0 WANTED, a respectable Young Girl. Jot Housework, to assist in Ear when re- quired.-Addroos Vaults, "Daily Post," Swan- eea. 819vl-10 WANTED, good General Servant; <• e f f that can assist in bar, one from r-h-b country preferred.—Apply Miers Arms, t Thomas 820vl r. "ITT"ANTED, at once, experienced Genera must have good references.—Apply tween 4 and 7. "Shirley," Baton-creeceit. Swansea 7o6v1.-9 ~J ANTED, at once Gemeral Servant, tor small family, waahing out; good wag^s to capable person.—Apply 8 Carlton-terraob, Swansea. 745vl-9 WANTED, a Young Girl, age about 18, to make herself generally useful; another servaat kept-—2, iiiciLmoad-roril. Uplands, Swansea 817vl-7 WANTED, a respectable Young Girl, from f f. 18 to 20, for housework; sleep out; good home; no children—Apply 27. Kensington- crescent, Swansea- 685T1-7 \\TANTED, a good General Bervaart, afeio f f to do piaiu cooking; references es- quired-Mrs Evans, Duko of Wellington, St. Ma.ry-street. Swansea 674vl-7 \YTANTED, oountry Young Giri, about 17, for housework; family of three, at the Mumbles.—Apply Charles Evans, Newsagent, etc., Bryn-y-Mor-road, Swansea 725vl-9 ANTED, Young Girl, leaving school, t-c » assist in light housework; good hooie for respectable girl.—Apply 15, Langdon- place, Oyetermouth-ixxwl, Swansea. 789vl-10 T/U*ANTED, at once, good, strong Girl, » General Servant; one accustoms; children preferred.—Apply at once, to iit:, Coliier, 27, Barns bury-terrace, Hafod, Swaa. sea. 742vl-9 \\TANTED, immedflatsly, experienced, and g'XMi Plain Cocks, Parlour and Home- Parlourmaids, Nurses, and Nurse-House- maids, General, etc.-Appl, Miss Lewis, High-class Jiegistry, 18, Swam- sea. 761vl-9 G'U-NG Girl Wanted; two in family; com- -1 fortable h-ame.-Apply Mai<tland» Cot- tage, Mumbles. 793vl-i0 IVTSS. Llewellyn Howell, Eegistry Office for Servants (of all classes); a.lso Young Girls Entrance, Mr. Parry's side door, 52, Oxford-street, Swansea. 1-5 I —— rsa Miscellaneous Situations APPRENTICE—Strong Lad Wanted. p, A Symoae and Sons. Sanitary Heating, Gas, anu Eloctrioal ^usin-eers, 63, Oxford- street, Swansea. 631vl-5 APPRENTICE Wanted, to learn WaOOh- A rruvkmg and Jewellery BepairiBg amd other branches of the trade.—G. A. Gi-egory, 5J, Oxford-fitroet, Swansea. eilvi-io A trustworthy Man, of active habits 25 to 40) is Wanted to take up a *e- sponsible and remunerative outdoor posi- tion; part time.—Write, in frst insftaice, stating age, occupation, etc., to Active, "Daily Post." Swansea. 667vl-7 AN Under Working Foreman Wanted; rru^F be capable of taking entire charge of Mineral Faotory and Bottling Stores state age, experience, references, and wages re- quired (modera.te).-T, C. Young. Wine Mer- chant, Neath. 627vl-6 BOOT TBADS.—Wanted, immediately, 6-ea. eral Segpa»irer; sober young maa.- Samuel Clayton, 24, Park-street, Llanelly. 732vl-9 7'^AiJPENTKRft.—Wanted, at onoe, few good w Fixers, for Cottage and other works.— Apply J. Daviee and Co., Builders, Cross < Hands. 78&\rl-7 CLERKSHIPS: £ 85^ £ 450; AdmiraJty. Wa. C Excise, Customs offices; vacancies now, open to all, aged 15-23 Experience unneces- sary, Special explanatory pamphlet free- Secretary, Civil Service Bureau, Albert-hall, Edinburgh. 671vl-5 RF,SSMAKINTG.-Wanted. at once, Appren- 1) tices to the Dress and Mantle Making. —Apply Miss Wales, 25, Page-street, Swansea. scovi-ia DR.A.PERy.-Wa.nted, a Young Loady, for Cash Desk; must be quick at figures; sleep out.—(Apply Thomas Lewis and, 'Jo., Oxford-street. 594vl-5 l^mST-CLASs' Wireman Wanted.—P Sy- mons and Sona, Sanitary Heating, Gas, ri and Electrical Engineers, 6.). Oxford-street, Swansea. 648vl-6 ^J-BOOac required, at Penllergaer; must competent, and good references.—Apply W. J. Ee, e" "urels, Swansea. 769vl-5 GBCOM Wanted; must be willing to mako himself generally useful, and of good character, and teetotaller,-Address Coa "Daily Post." 691vl-7 "LTOSIEB.Y.—Wanted, several experienced Knitters.—Apply D. il Arnold and Co., Hosiery Manufacturers. Buny Port. 578vl-5 TGNIOIt Clerk Wanted; knowledge of short^ v hand preferred—Apply Morgan Jen- kins, 43, Waterloo-street, Swansea 6l2vl-5 J UN I OK Clerk W anted; "on^vvith previous experience of t>iiice work preferred Apply by letter. Ernest Diavies and Co.. TAd.. Printing Works, Eieher-stroet, Swamsea. j 6Z5vl-7 LADIES and Gentlemen Wanted~to Out Paper Stencils in leisure moments* easy, amusing. bona-fide, good pay.—Chan ly and Co, 4, Victoria-terrace. Hornsey, Lon- do. 71flvl-i4 MOTHER'S Help Wanted, for t^0 young -i'tl. children.-Apply Mrs. Jenkim^ 12, Gore- terrace, Swansea. t61vl-7 AN Wanted, £ 2 weekly and Commissi «i IV" Eegular employment. Experience un- necessary.—Address Acme Surface Co.. Parn- worth, Bolton. 792v i L6 MEN and Women Wanted* to Work our rapid Knitting Machines at their homes, making wort for us to eell to the trade; no experience; no canvassing; etcaJy work; good money earned; distance no nind- rance.-Write to-day, the Hardy machine and Woollen Company, 29, Brown-street. mAI). chester. 662vl-14 NEWS CorreepondeKts W.-nzed at Oy mouth and Briton xerry.~A^i>'y ty letter to Sub-Editor, "Daily Poii,, Ewana, 11 OFFICE Boy Wanted, whout 14 or 15 -App«^" Box 70, "Daily Post," Swansea. 682vl-7 13ALMEB B&OS. have vaoancies for an JL Apprentice, wood shop; also Led fo Smith's Shop.—Apply 10, Gower-gtreet, Swan. eea 554vl-4 —Write, witli nefierences, to D. D-. "Daily Potrt. Swansea. ^)vi-5 MART Canvasser Wanted."Tor Neath District. Salary and oommiseion r° good Enan.-A. ana G. Taylor, Artists. Hwi,n s«?a VV Mrs. ShadGick. Yri-n^.x,. MutvS r f08y] -5 XXTAN'ri-iB. a good, eap^Ie Manfder.-Ad- "IUily 1œV1-ï W ANTEID. at once, respectable Youth as Port.-er.Griffiths and Sons, 39 a id 4D, High-street, Swansea. 684vl-5 \\T ANTED, at Garnant TinpJate Worts, Dou biers and Funiaoemen; good sober Men.-Apply at the Works d.b.1-9 WANTED. Young Lady Pianist, able to vamp.—State age and terms, to Lewis, Horse and Groom, Maesteg 668vl-7 wA-NTFD, experienced Young Lady as » Barmaid.—Apply Mrs Bassett. Hotel Whyndam. College-street, Swansea.. 716vl-7 A TFD, a Chairman, for Singing Room on Saturday night.—Apply Mrs. Oock. riil, Ty Melin Hotel, Higii-streot, Swansea. /50vl-6 T?S/-ANTED, sharp Lad. as Apprentice to the Joinery Trade —Apply W and C- Williams, Builders, Pier-etreet, Sivansea 640vl-6 \/V'"ANTED, respectable Boy, to assist n Billiard Eoom, evenings only.—Apply Fly-none Club, Walter-road, Swansea ANTED, a smart Boy, to deliver Papers; one just left school preferred—Apply H. Ford, Newsagent, 25, Dillwyn-street, Swan- a,14v1-iO I VIrANTEiD, emiart Lad zs Billiard Marker. amd to make himself generally useful —Apply WTiyrtda-m Hotel, Colk^e-slr?et, Swansea. 812v1-10 U7 ANTED, a sharp, respectable Boy. about » 14. leaving echool, to learn Office ooik, and assist.—Apply 'Trow, Oxford-?; Swansea. 776vl-6 WANTED, stron-g Young Person, for waeh- ing, Mondays; must be well used to her work; reference required.—10, Bryn-road, Swansea. fc04vl-10 WANTED, respectable Elderly Woman, to v 7 do housework and look after baby; good wages.-Write Cook, "Daily Poet. Swansea. 679vl-7 f74,rANTED, lot Hosiery Mills, a Fitter, hc- customed to Lathe.-Apply. with fuU particulars, to D. E. Williams and Co., Park Mills, Llandilo. 73;vl-9 T>i7ANTED, reliable Woman, to attendi and take entire charge of eick person — Apply Loosemore, Hay Merchant, Lower x- i-)rd-strect, Swansea. 797vl->0 WANTED, immediately, sharp Office Boy, Typist and Shorthand writer pr-j- ferred. State age and salary required to "Alpha, "Daily Post." Swansea.. 754vl-9 WANTED, a Daily Lady Help, to take en- tire charge of little boy 24 years old. good needil.-w<)maal.-A p ply Mrs. Jacobs, Har- y. 53, Walter-road, Swansea. 141S5dol-9 T AN-TED, Junior Assistant, to make him- v i self generally useful in CouScCry Gro- cer. Business. State wages to Joi'Z-. Wil- liams, Central Stores, Llantwit-Major. 621vl-6 WANTED, immediately, Young Man, about 17, able to mould and deliver.—Appiy, stating wages, etc., Baking Department, Co operative Society, Ltd., Briton Ferry. J558nl-7 WANTED, a competent Mason and Joiner; also a Labourer; about thrve months' employment. Trade Uc-iociate need not apply.—Addrese X., "Daily Poot," Swan- sea. E24vl-10 TArANTED, good Junior Clerk, aocusto ned » to routine of tinplate works office; to assist with pays and shorthand. State -&,ge, salary, and references,-Addrees Able, "Daily Post," Swansea. 1557ut- LO ~Y\TANTED, a smart, energetic Young Man as Traveller, for Llanelly and dis- trict.-Heply, with references, and particu- lars as to ability and ex per. Bottl'ng Co.. Llanelly. 731vl-9 ANTED, a smart Agent at Clydaoh; Kesident Househol-der preferred; char- a.cter for honesty and sobriety must bear strictest investigation—Apply by letter fully.—Provident Supply, 20, Wind-street, iu-ity.-Providmt Supply, 20, Wind-street, Swansea. 759vl-6 ~VjiTANTED, a competent Maal, take J > • charge of three Mills and four pairs of Oold Bolls. State saiary. and when can commence duties.—Apply by letter only, to the Secretary of the PLrk Tinplate Co., ivtxL, Clydaeh, R.S.O. 606vl-5 OAS WEEKLY—Earn this by addresarjs envelopes a,t home. Proposal, a'i- dressed envelope, N'icholls, 10, Feathers to ic Buildings, London, W.C. 626vl-5 X,) WEEKLY.-Fvening or Spare Time Em- ployment, anywhere. offered to any person who can write.—For particulars send addressed envelope to L Paynter and Co, (Dept. 6), 78. Mysore-road. Clapham, London 662vl-7 JL? Q WEEKLY. Persons Wanted, every- where, for adiiressi-ng Circulars, etc. Send adutressed envelope for proposal.—Man- ager, 149, Elm Lodge, Southall, Middlesex. 662vl-7 CITUATIOIMS WANTED A Young Girl requires Situation as Bar- maid has had experience; age 2C — Address D.A., "Daily Post," Swansea. 698vl7 ADVEETISEB, 31 years, seeks employment A as Runner for Shops or Shipping Busi- ness. Correct and fluent Spanish, German, French, and also Italian. Good references.- Write Shipping, "Daily Poot." Swansea. 747vl-9 BAKEE wants Situation as Second or Single, Bread and Smalls; disengaged January' 9th.—E. G. Wills, 24, Pentreguinea- road, St. Thomas. Swansea. 783vl-10 BAKERS and Confectioners.—Situation 1 Wanted by good all-round hand, well I up in Smalls, Hot-plate Goods. Iceing, and Piping; good references; disengaged. — J. White, 31. Clifton-terrace, Eridgead. 579vl-5 CARETAk'E'R.-A' respectable, clean Man V) and Wife (tesire Caretftking of Offices, rite Oaret-alsor, "Daily Post," Swansea. T.J4vl-9 EEQUIS.EO. by Yomog Mam, position as Secretary. Book-per, or oashier; will have good reference from present em- ployer.—Write Western. "DaJly Post," Swan- sea. VM QECiTETAEY of Limited <?oIn<p.a.ny, w )0 offioes in Swansea, desires aoddition261 Secreta,ryship.-kddr,ess B» T., "Daily Post. Swansea. 8Clvl-10 SITUATION Wanted as General Servant, ks age 23; country girl; two years' ex- cellent character.—Mrs. ooster's ilegistry, Tuffley-avenue, Gloucestear. 669vl-7 ANTED, by respectable Man, situation -»*- as Groom; well up jn stable (Jutiss; ride and drive well; good references.—.la- cfress Groom, "Daily Post," Swaasea. 624vl-6 ANTED, for Llanelly, an active Oan- n vassor for New Portrait. Salary and commission to smart, honest man.-Apaly A and G. Taylor. Artiste, Sw:wsea.643Vt-6 YOUNG Lady desires SituatjonTfair keeper; references. — Address B.3. "Daily Poet," Swansea. 725vl-6 "VTOUNG Lady Clerk, expert Shorthand X Typist; disengaged.—Address Typiflt. "Daily Post," Swansea. 600vl*5 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS REQUIRED. large quantity of Copper and At Brass Scrap of any description, few- oaah.-Give particulars and price to Cop- Der, "Daily Post," Swansea. 618vl-5 f ^ANlSTt-JlS.—Wanted, a-f;w old 'l "or "oil e* Oanisteio or Binns.—Write, >tat- nt'bei and price to "IWlv Pos1' gcfrvMO I -■ ^I^KSCKjST mantles, excellent gnalih," I <*»'•" Jf- '<*• •'>; ".o rubbish.—| 31' Sheffield PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET JOHN M. LEEDER and SON'S BEKHSTEB of Booses To Let and For Sale may te obtained at their Estate Agency Offices, 46, Wa,te»locMSt,reot, Swansea 59Svl-5 THE EEGISTEE is Revised Monthly;* Pro- perties are inserted Free where tho Sale or Letting is placed Solely in their Agency TO LET.-P-remiz-,es, Ornierly the "Mali- phant" Inn, Haf eight rooms; large yardi and outbuilding3- Immediate posses- sion. To LET, 18, ii-irad-zesceut.-Three Sit- ting, five Bedrooms, bath, kitebms. Bent £ o0.—Immediate Possession. HTO LET, Corner House and Premises, King Edward-j^ad iformerly Gcrse-lane); ten rooms, yard and outbuiliiiugg r1-'0 LEll.-Fxoc-llent IfOuse at Mount Plea- -1- sant, close to trams: three Sitting, five bedrooms, bath; garden Rent £5{}, To LEI-P.-efl, St. Thomae.—Capi- tal House, two niinutea walk of Mid- land Station; eight principal rooms; bath; kitchens; garden —Bant £4(). To LET.—Several Houses in Walter-roard, — and at the UpLands-—Bent £ 45 a year and upwa.rd)B. ''PO LET.—^Underwood, -^Umbles.—Finely situated Villa, fine views of the Bay; two Sitting, six Bedrooms, ba.th.—Bent £ 42 1 LEJ-L-angla-nd.-On the Hill, i- mediately above the Bay.—Pair of ex- celletLi Semi-detached Villas lith good ga.r- dent; each containing three Sitting, live Bedrooms; bath.—Together Or rPO LET.—Langland Bay.—Detached iiesi- denoes and Garden and Stabling, with- n 50 yards of the seashore Sent Lio. LET.—Desirable Villas and Family Besidenoes at Black pill. West Cross, Mumbles, and Langland—Rents otA5 a. yeaj and upwards TO "gr- Lock-up Shops and Business Pre- mises in Ox ford-street, ajid Vvind-street; important properties, m good uj'siuess positions. ^jPO LET, Ground Floor Office In Motrat- street, close to the Guildhall. — One Boom.—E-ent £ 15. SHOP in High-street (corner ot Prince of S Wales-road), and good diweUing acoomi- modation.—Bent £50. HOP in Prince of Wzles-road, five Hving rooms; to Let, irxj-rn 25th March next.—Bent £ 30. BAKFJIOUSE and STOEE SOCKS, with Sax Hot-air Oveois and C>ih~sT Machinery for Wholesale Bakery.—To -*?■>- ,WARFJHOUSE and STORAGE PR&'k"- "i I 1 adjoining High-street; extensive <j oommodation.—Moderate rental. 1- OEDEBS TO VIEW and Full Particulars of the foregoing Properties, together with Copies of the Eest*^7. may be had upon application to Joha M. Leeder and Son. 46. Waterloo-street, ADJOINING FAUCNtllU COMMON; Ii miles from Dunrsr,: Station; 6 miles from Swansea; Detached House at ad Gro«it>!ia of One Sne, open situation, extensive views; t;.o r'lting, six bediroonw, bath, kitchen, dairy.—Lease 66 years; ground rent £ 1.—Price £ 550.—With possession.—Jcfcn M Leader and Sm. awaosea. 59871-0 MANBELTON.—FVJT Sale,, 4 CVacft^In" good position; always tenanted-Apply X.Y., "Daily Poet," Swansea e07vl-5 BISHOPSTON.—Commanding Villa, stand- ing in own grounds of about j itere, Lawn and Garden, with Stables. PiggeriM, etc.; good water supply; aji in -excellbnt order; for Sale.—Higman and Co., Auction- eers, Swansea. 641vl-6 IGMAN and Co7 haTe for^ai8^aeBiden"ws JLI St, Helen's-road, Eaton Grove, Gwydr- terrace, Windsor-terrace, and othftja Up- lands district. HIGMAN" and Co.. A u oueen invite in- spection of Houses for sale in Terra «- road, Norfolk-street, Eosehill-roa<i' 4lontpil- ier-terrace, Gorse-lane, aaid BrcEs -street. Swansea. UNNYBANK. LPLANDS^ excellent S semi-detached Villa, with all modern conveniences, good position, iind artietica,ly decorated, early poeaessio-n, for s^le.—Par- ticulars. Higman and Co., AtK>tionfc^rs, Swan- sea. -=- B House, in splencLid order, with all oon- venieaces, for Sale; possession Ma^ch.—Par- ticulars, Higman and ()o., AuctioA"r". 641vl-6 with all moderu immedi- ate possession. — Apply j jyoe Jance> 104, Oxford-street. rjjio LET, 6, Gwydr-torrace, fcossessioit A at March. Apply j ^^ties. Auc- tioneer and Estate Agent, 104. OxfQrd-Btrt. rpo LET, Houses in Qwydr-nt, Oak- X lands-terrace, and the #umbles, w t-h immediate possession.—Ap ly J. Jones. 104, Oxford-street. pOE SALE, X lease 70 years un^pT^A ^i^und rent £ 4 5s.-Apply J. Eioe Jonee, '&> Oxford-st. Swansea*. X^OR SALK, Houses in Brunewick-etr^t, Bryn-f-M<>^re6oent. The Grove, Norfolk-street, Marlbar%gh-road. Windsor-terrace, etc.-APP1^ J. Eace Jones, Auctioneer if&| Estate ^t, 104, Ox- ford-street. A UCTIOATS -CL of Furniture, Property, < Private Salos and Letting negotiated. IAf and Fire Insurances effected. Surveys øa.d.-J. Rice Jones, 104, Oxford-street, SwlØse" Corp. Tel. 667. 715vl-7 T ANDOEE.—For~Sai^~J0 H^os^Tshop7 -LJ present proprietor retiring ti-om busii- nees; an investment that will 13ky 10 ar cont.-AddTeee Grocer, "Doily POv Sw. 749vl-9 rpo GROCEES.—Weat Business for Family and Trade- Hood, Auctioneer and Estate A§ent, Oaer- stroet, Swansea. 812vl-10 ?WE1 ^-™a5ACE.=G^riiouse for Sale, in ^perfect order, immediate possession. Hood, Auctioneer at-d Estate Agent, Swansea. 812vl-10 BESOK LANDS GEOhTr^TEE^ G°°d Houses for Pale, with possession March quarter.—00°^ House ajid Estate Agent Oaer-stjeet,, swa.n. ± Mumbles, etc. Good pom Free- hold and Leasehold.-Rood A^txneer, Oaer- strect, Swansea. V version to business pre111'6^- on lease. -Hood, Auctioneer and Est*<» Wit, Oaer- street, Swansea. "Y^ARE-HOIJSES~aod( Stoa^^Leit,- roomy and light; good acce^ Itae, granted if desired-Hood, Estate Agent, Caer-stjeet, Swansea. 82vi-lo B'RYNMILL.perty for B Sale, at moderate pricm; all well let. —Hood, Auctioneer and Agent, ca-m- street, Swansea. S12vl-10 T?OE SALE, 3, six-roomed S°^8e, situate 'n Danysraig-road, Port W. D-avies, 123, Port IVnna^^oaxl, Swansea. 005vl-10 CjIDNfiy OLA-EXIE, ^Tiol^lo^and^Betai 1 Wallpper and Glass ant has re- ceived per as. Sappho, the largest consiern- naeot of Belgium Glass Over delivered in Swansea. 692v1-7 T AiM; T«».,or-;>iad<j Of*'rnes, ^ckutific I jwIj cut and inszk. tot "io<±f!rJi4e pric. -Mrs F.U»«ki, Clifton Villa. Mount Pieasaat, S6ivl-5 | pAPEE Bags for F.'rjit i O^pfection-er^r. j -*• Cheapest, and largest uia3..jR- ui the < trade —Sh^rrmg aud Muesard, Ox *ord-»t^et.. tiwaiic*>a. 7 i i I ftT ESCELLAN EOU3 SALE3 "VOR SAI.E, cheap, Chip Potato Vau; a.130 J- Market Car.—Apply Mr. Hughes, By- nea. 737vl-9 FOR SALE. good Cart Horse; trial allovii. —Apply 11, York-stoeet. Swansea 798vl-10 FOR SALE. a good, large Ca&k, will hold 140 gallons.-Address Cask, "Daily oet, Swansea. 799vl-i0 "ITKXS SALE, a good useful Pony, ID hands- —Apply West's Grocery Sitoaree, Df- fatty street Swansea 775vl-9 FOE SALE. siT. pure-bred Eoeewics Pigeons. No reasonable offer refused — Apply 27, Bryn-road, Swansea. .u 125nl-? FOE SALE, Eustio Dogcart (4-wheel). rub- ber tyres, equal to njew.—Ernest E. Fletcher, Carriage Works, SwanseAL 1.s FOE SALE or Portable Boiler and Engine, 12iu. Steam Jacketted Cylinder — Lowndee, Swansea. Nat. Telephone 219 -17 FOE SALE, full-eized Billiard Table. ^7 Silber and Fleming, with all accessor- ie.s.-Writ,e Box 15 ""Laiily Poet," Swansea. 665vl-7 1JTOE SALE, Pen of Silver Vyandotfcss, 4 Pullets and Cockerel, pure-bred pullets, iust laying.—Apply 114, Duke-street. Morris- ton. wav1-5 FOE SALE, M».il cart, good condition; also Gent's Bicycle, tyres new; no reason- I able offers refused.-Ams, 3, Victoriarcr^js- cent, Swansea. 696vl-7 FOE SALE, Sable and White Collie (female), two years old- Can he seen at Swansea—Write Box ig, Daily Poet," (Swansea. .v1-5 FOB SALE. Light" Crank Arfc> Cmi light for present owner; a ba.rgain; nearly new; would suit milk round .-Apply 63, New-road, Skewen, near Nea&h 672vl 7 TjAOE* -•■= ■■ -b-. sir t- aoLc SOT f;v mej or Haulie:arranted r„ ¡;od .vOii-^r lit all harases; £ 14; j .> I1.aa art aiiri. price £4- <ribaidi Inn. Wetterr-fftoeer, Swan- sea. 68?vl:7 Sioe^i^g I ith -fiibok of .-x^n.». C-onn vJ.l'area; ctphudid c-oortan- I ity f ,^w*son. 7 rea- sons Tiytl" R,- "-ni". ner." Jiross, SkoUj I-Mvi-lo TjXJE A.- lea, by X Ti Brom- j n*i £ ^i. tr also j 4 «mf .1 Mae.- F. I i -lin.r^ ">-■ and 5, ■ \KiX'- ?s"■ 703vl-7 Br -i -ly :n -oXi r<«BK to Let — *jo. Hit t;ae. yvrsaiat-v 31vJ-6 Hit yvrsaiat-v 31vJ-6 /1 OOP A^ply y > man, Î (loot _0bi^wr-««csi, StflM. ■ '"■vl-lO GEN1.' > g'zt i- at. £ 1'? lis.. •< on- ditioiP. Px'-ajss. v-rw, dit-iov. :N; I1} :.rø Px'-ajss. i'oivl—10 | .GR}}EX1. GSh fc-ud Garden Fiamefi for Sale; roof Greenhouse 12ft. x 8ft., £6 15s.; 10ft. 6in. x 6ft. 6in., B5 6s.; grt. x 6ft., £ 4 15s.; 9ft x 5ft (-in., JM 10s.; 8ft. 6in. x 6ft. 6in., 1-4 12B.—Garden Frames, 4 lights, 10ft. by 3ft. 6in., 45s.; 7ft. x 4ft., 2 lights, 303.; 5ft. x 3ft. 6dB. 2 lights, 25s,; 4ft by 5fu, 1 light, 2Cs. The above are well made, painted two ooaia, oomplet with glass, etc. Can be seen any tme, Greenhouses made I. to order. I £ tv-?Se8 fr-e.tpply W. G. Thomfki, 32, B: answick street, Swaiiee^ 774V116 OTOR CAR. Z eeater, splendid condition, LM; Minerva. 2 h.p. Cycle, £18; lib- erty Side Car, £ 5.—Apply Solomon. 7, Gower- street, Swansea. 752vl-9 ILK Round for Sale, in one of the best AT districts in Birmingham aue the sub- urbs. Established 40 years. In present owner's hand 25 years. 500 gallons a week wholesale and retail.—Apply Coode. Solici- tor, Corporation-street, Birmingham. 681tl-14 OLD Swansea and N-antgaarw Chili a for Sale; also Grandfather's alack, over 100 years old.-Addrees A.L., "Dojiy Poet, Swansea. 706*1-7 T IP CART, with Harness, fo,, SaJe-Write to Builder, "Daily Post," Swaaieeg,. 821vl-ifl g— w- • TO BE LET-BUSINESS PREMISES rpO JJ3T, the Farmers' Arms, Waonarlwy id, situate in prominent position. com- mands a good trade.—Apply Bnckley's Brew- ery, Dtd.. Llanelly. l554nl-7 mands a good trade.—Apply Bnckley's Brew- ery, Ltd., Llanelly. lican 1-7 A ^JOINING Hafod Inn. To Let. Stores and Stables.—Apply G. L. Morg", '1. Neath-road, Hafc4 654*1-6 TTOTTSE and Shop to Let, at >3 StTlIeien s- road; suit any business.—Apply <j. Evans, Photographer. Jot* .^l Swansea. 772t1-9 ¡ TTOUSE and Shop to Let, poeiW *n | Neath-road, Hafod, c^aaisiea;^ modem plate-glaes front; early pc-t&easiorj.—Apply Musgrave, Welcome-stm* ,r-vanzsea 7C?vi-7 j JJAJEDEEESING Jxil-^CH r%" b^t pan- —- tion in Swapeea- r>-„ oppov iu*- for steady man. All inf- i;itiOu. S. Crawoou r, 41, OxfordhStieet. i _L, j WANSF,A.-T,o Let, Lock-up Shop. rtf Vn — nees part of Oxford-st>eet.—Apply for further particulars, to Frederick F. Meagsr. Auctioneer, Estate Agent, etc., 7, Melbourne- place, Swansea. Cor. Tel. No. 335. 137975d.b.m.c rP0 be Let, tshoy and DwelJing-honee, No, A l, Waterloo-street, wit-h immediate rves- sessicn —Apply W. J. Reeø. The Latir-sla, Swansea. V36viL~9 rpo LET, Cork Stores, Green hill, Swansea; A suitable for Lodging House.-Apply D D. Eichards, E&tate Agent and Vainer, 17, Oxford-street, Swansea. 767vl 9 npO LET, Lock-up Corner Shop, Millbrook street, Landore; suitable for amy bn-a- ness; very cheap rent.—Apply Freedman, St Mairy-street, Swansea. 760vl-9 npO LET, djesirable House aaul Shop, 22 fee* -1- frontage, and 2 large Cellars, situated in the East End of Port Tennant^Mul; splen- did position for coping with the big ta.de that will accrue from the oonSbructi-on of the King's New Docks. Immediate possesion.— Apply 123, Port Tennant-road, Swansea. 8C2rl-10 TO LET-HOUSES HTO LET, Part of House, furniahed or jn- furnished.—Apply 9, Viotoria-aveoMie, near Park, Swaneea. 796vi-iO rro LET. 3, Woodlaaids VuVa^ Woodlamds- terrace; every modern oonvenienoe-— Apply 3, Oalvert-terracfc, Swansea. 593v1-5 To LET, 18, Penmaen-terrace, 6 rooms, 7"~ wash-house, bath (hot and oold).—Apply Lloyd, Engraver, 20. Waterloo-street, Swan- sm 615vl-5 Let, a convenient Besideooe, with • large garden and greenhouse, Uplands, ^vraa^ea.—Apply David Eoberts, Estate 'ieathfleld-street, Swansea. 14150d.b.1-6 1;.HE FIRS, Gowerton, a beautiful Villa, with gardens, stables. oullioases, ornct. mental grounds and land, wdiLL; ioar miles of Swansea, two of Gowertoc; and one of Cockett. To Let on 25th March next. Rent £ 50. For further particulars apply to V. Howell, Solicitor, Llanelly. 1552ni-y ^m,r-defca?.!»sd West -*• Oross. t'aree suKr>w m, two large rPc*:f.i.,on rooms biillax*- ?<v a, • bedr-^ais. boA.h'toouirkiiiblnsr^s ■ w*-> I t aooar_a,.Hl usual offices, d »;(«■■• pert sou, { .at vi-y, and over aji grqnad j vutt: with oldre^biiMish^' t T. H. Couch, Bav V vV,- » <>• 1 X-.TJ-/ TTOrCSE to I>et, 49, St. George's-terrace; -D aplendidi locality; baifch (hot and ooLi). —Apply 12, St. George's-street, Swsneea. I 81Svl-10 N 0. 20, Finsbury-terrsuce, to Let; hot and —' cold water bath; immediate possession. —Apply 7, Heathfield-street, Swansea. 645v4-6 pART of House to Let, Furnished or Ufll- furnished, facing Promenad-Apply 4. Walters-terrace, Mumbles. 778vl M ST\ THOMAS.—To Let—The oommodious S and well-situate Deta.ched Eesidence "Welwyn Lodge"; three sitting, seven bed- rooms, bath, kitchens; large garden. Rent £ 35. Early possession can be arranged.— John M. Leeder and Son, Swansea. 659vl-7 HOUSES WANTED. TT7ANTED to Purchase, House, for cash, 7 VV or 8 rooms, bath (hot and oold).—Ad- dress Dusty, "Daily Post," Swansea. S87vl-7 TirANTED to Eent, & convenient House, »- sdtuaie at Uplanla or Co,-d&aeson dis- trict; moderate rent.—Write Ccmfort, "Daily Post" Offioes, Swansea. 720vl-7 "TTTANTED, in February, small House or » » three Unfurnished Booms, within ea.y distance of General Ilost-offioe.-Address Daily Post." Swansea 577vl-5 I TXT ANTED, in residertial suburb of swam- t'r sea, small and convenient unfurnished Rouse. with bath-Toom hot and cold); pos- session required about February.—tBepiy. stating particulars, and rental asked, to Box 22. Daily Post." Swansea. 713vl-7 1- f FAKTWSENTS TO LET COMPOSTA-BLE liooto Let, or through with family; uc Olnldrw.-21, Wood lands-terrace, Swansea. COlfFOETABLE Furnished Apartments to Let, in Ehondda-sireet; hot and cold I bath; terms moderate.—Address Comfort, "Daily Post," Swansea "d-7 i^UENlSHED Apartments to Let. in Ehydr .J.1 dings Patk-road.—Addrees ApartP^'iVi. "Daily Poet," Swanae*. 721vl-7 ^JX) LET, a Front Boom.—Apyly at "5, Waterlf^Piaoe, Br yn mil I. Swansea. 676vl-7 TWO Unfurtrifil 'S So iex, centra-ly situa*6^ Sw rent to respect- able j. "L-aily Post." Swansea. 741vl-9 0 LET. 3 large Unfurnished Booms; bath; A oloso to new trains; healthy situation; terms moderate.—Address Uplands, 'Daily Post," Swansea. 575v1-5 rVO l-JTT, Unfurnished, Front Sitting-room A and Bedroom and Kitchen, use of bath- room and gas stove; with young oonplc- Apply 109. Norfolk-street, Swansea 719vl-7 TWO Unfurnished Apartmentis, ju terrace; suitable for one or two ladies; South aspect; no children.—Address A-C-, "Daily Post," Swansea. 616vl-5 rPO LET, very comfortable Froai Sitting- room axid Bedroom, for a gentleman; bath (hot and cold); good cooking and attendance—No. 2, Willows-plaxse, top of Cradoek^treet. S' ? 635vl-7 rj O LEu r'-ii*ni. Sitting-room and one or two Bed m Buckingham-tier- race, King Edfvra, -road; 8U't, La-dies or Gentlemen; bath (hot ud oold); terms mod- erate.—Write Comfortable, "Daily pot Swansea. 771 vi-9 w BLIFURNISHED Front Siiting-room and two Bedrooms to Let; central) uninterrupted view of the Bay; baltn (hot and oold); terms moderate.-13, Oaklan is- terraoe, Swansea. 637vl-6 APARTMENTS WANTED A PAETMBNTS Wa-uted by January 16th, A well-furnished Sitting-room and Bed- room, for indefinite period; pi^o, gas, ;)atn (hot and, cold) etc.; in -or near Walter-r-jad or Oxford-street; terms must ba moderate_ Address N.B., "Daily Post," Swansea, d.b.-t c. ^T^ENTLEMAN requires Lodginge in Sww- r sea; private family preferred; with or without board. State terms.-Box 11, "Daily Poet," Swansea. 728vl^5 "WANTED, 3 Unfurnished Booms, ~in~ce-ar" locality; two in family.Lowest terms and full particulars to Locality, "Daily Post," Swansea. 680vl-7 TV"ANTED, a Stfting-room and two BecT rooms, Unfurnished, in a respectable locality; terms moderate.—Apply A.B., 41. Wind-street, Swansea 514vl-7 j \XTAN^i'ED, for two Girls, FurniAed Unfurnished APEL-rt-mttits; use of ba-ta, 100m. State terms, which must be modjerate to M., "Daily Post," Swansea. 65ovlo WANTED, two °r thres Ur'urnish^d Booms, in i,e^>ect-'a.ble Iccslity, for newly married; coflPla.—fieply, with terms, to Park. "Iterily Post," Swansea. 733vl-9 YOUNG Cn1>iel11 f«iarres Lodgings, with JL or without board; no children. State terms, moderate. T o-air,- -tliillips, 8. New Henr*c «>*• 1 739vl-9 "v'o9ncT~r» ■! A-ra>-n«»tB Bed J5iiiting-r-join» m lL" poart of Swai^tsa* mufft ijc modemte. :i not far fro t -Writo Ji-oy^I, Da,My p ""1?''1 gsvl 10 r- SPEOlALSTJ^ft 4 Civte. — w«>|. r?3crr-t-I i. •-•.{« ot Everyday Selb-nx It.6 lor Siuope, i.»irisc4s, ewd HfewKin* < i-o for j -flg Sh-c* Pottery Manafa-kl.r. ers. Lc!»ctva. staf». ME. WILLIAM f'ri.aAe S-.q.J-~ Agent, late P*- Sc> .'j? Police. Confidential lnv, a.tions—1>, CfUiiedral-i?: d, Cardiff. host refertriicec. CHIIP POTATO and Cook step every variety; Champion Kanj?e«, Po- taio Peelers. Shop on Wheels. 116-patre list free.-MabbPrt. Potand-street, Manehester 95ftrl-23 L^OS Visiti'8 Cards, Wedding Cards, and A Memorial Cardp of the lateet designs and reasonable prices, call at Rhys Bbberts. Stationer tfid Primer, Morr'ston. OHINA aid Earthenware.—Dealers' and Assorted Packages of cfcoap Bests and Seconds, suitable for Market Stands and !h(yPs. Reliable and successful assortment, lluatrated lists free.—Arthur J. HalJ (Dept.43). Works, Kingareet, Long- tcn, stafEs. £"'IOR.i P. maae 01 superior ingrodi- V ents, andeasily applied; la. bottle for 6d.-J. Da vies, Chomiat, 30. High- street, Swansea TLTARRIED L-DIBS!—INFORMATION and XU. ADVIOE OF pmCELESS VALUE (FREE). Send stosnped envelope. Please name this paper. SES. LAWRENCE. St Elmo, Egremont, Livepool. 988t3-12\ LADIES Dres Lenifths, 3s. lid. carriage paid. Kno>s, Zibelinea, Snowflakea. Voiles, Pop4iu £ > Armores, Cashx&eres, in summer colouriJgs. Patterns free.-F-radford Dress Warehouse (E77). Shipley. Bradford. 770 A VIES' BAU^MOF HONEY for Coughs. Colds, Astima. Tightness of tho Chest, etc. 6Jd. and 2- -d-.Prepared only by J. Daviee. M.P.S., ^19Peasinx Chemist. 30. Hih. street, Swanse* 29 MOLYNEUII, l'ish Iterchant, 126 High. • street, Swansea,. Cheapest Shop in town for Fish of #11-ieties; wholesale and retail- Trial sol'-ited. 33 f pO & G ILdJ-EBS^ MemorandnmsT" A Business Girculara and Cards, 'lime Sheets. Estimate BookS, and every kind of Commercial Printing al the "Cambrian" Office. 211. High-street. SW%uwa. T>AECBLS. Luggage, Fnrnjture, etc., to and fro Mumbles. oot vltns run Tuesday* and &Uurdays. em. 11. eet-place. S%»nsea. 4.Z4 Lx. light an<i »trct>g ;f^%eoh tor weiik legs. Spin" Buppor*«. Elastio Stock: ags tte?t9. Eyes. Trasse*. nL n. rfajres; lady attendant Set Ladiea" Bettr, e" Crutches, etc.. 'n stock, niustratcd list.- Maker and Jtopairer. Alleu Pe?s.rce, 23. ChlH 1 ¡'re<;t (off Queen-street), Cardiff, and Braartrifwi, Bristol 598jM EDUCATIONAL. p ENDEEN COLLEGE, LANGLAND BAY, THE MISSES NETTELL, A.C.V A.C.P. (Daughters of the late J. T. Nettell, Gen- eral Works Manager of Messrs. Vivian and Sons). REFERENCES: The Lady Swansea. Lady Morshead, Forest Lodge, Binfield. Berks. Miss Eden, The Bryn, Sketty, Swansea. Rev. Secretan Jones, M.A., ex-Vicar of Oystermouth, South Wales. The Next Term commences on FRIDAY, September 16th, 1904. GIRLS' BOARPING & DAY SCHOOL, DUMBARTON BRYN-Y MOR ROAD, SWANSEA. Principal—MISS GARLIOK, A.C.P., Assisted by Certificated Kesident French and English Governesses and Visiting Profes sore. Pupils prepared for all Public Examina- tions. The House is well eitnated in iu, own grounds, close to beach and parks. COUNTY GIRLS' SCHOOL, LLAN- ki DOVERY, HEADMISTRESS, B.A., LONDON. Fees, £110s. (including Stationery) per term. Reduction for S'sters. Boarders can be received at the E-chool For terms apply to the Headmistress. Next Term begins on TUESDAY, SEP- TEMBER 20th, 1904. 889 BELLE VUE, LANGLAND HILL, MUMBLES. DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS. Conducted by the MISSES POTTS (Daughters of a Clergyman). Pupils prepared for all Public Examinations. Highest ivfarenoee. Terms on application. NEXT TERM COMMENCES SEPT 20th. BOARDERS RETURN SEPT. 19th. Kindergarten Department will be opened in connection with the School. MUSICAL, ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 100, WALTSR- ROAD MRS EDWARD FRICKER, MISS FLORENCE FRICKER, A.R.A.M., and MISS MINNIE FRICKER, L.R.A.M. Piano, Harp, Violin, Voice Training and Solo Singing, Harmony, Sight-Singing, Theory of Music. & Lessons Resumed on Monday, January 9tb. DANCINQ. CALISTHENICS; &C. DANCING, CALISTHENICS, SPANISH AND PHYSICAL EXERCISES. GEDNEY HOUSE, ST. HELEN'S ROAD. MISS CRAVEN'S Classes are held at her residence on WEDNESDAY and SATLH- [ DAY at 2.30, and or. MONDAY and WED- J NESDAY at 5 o'clock. Adult Tuition Class on MONDAY, 7.30. Glasses also held at Neath, Carmarthen I and Brecon. Private Lessons. 1 -= SUN FIRE oFFICE FOUNDED MO. FUNDS IN HAND— £ 2,635,800. For all particulars apply to the following SWANSEA Mr. H. G. Soiomon, Tan- nery Chambers, Gower- strtet. Mr, Travers Walters. „ Meters. H. C. Higman ft Co., 1, Northaampton- place. Messrs. H. J. G 00fI and Co., 59-60, Wind-street „ & J A. Bishop, Union Chambers, Umoa-et. NEATH Mr. John E. Richards. ABERAVON Mr. Dwid E Jones. BRITON FERRY Mr. H a Hunter. MUMBLES Mrs. Alice Orrin. PONTABDAWE. Mr. David Smith. PORT TALBOT. Mr. Enoch Thomas. Mi C. G. West, 3. Ynis-street. REYNOLDSTONE Mr. H. L. Pritchard. (RANGER HOSPITAL (FREE) FULHAM-JBOAD, LONDON. S.W. Patients seen daily <.n their own applica- tion at TWO O'CLOCK. PP Funds urgently needed for General Ex peases and for the Rasp-arch Department. Secretary, FRED. W. HOWELL. 1- PICTON MEWS, DILLWYN-STREET SWANSEA. I.L & T. BULLIN. Cabs always ready. Wedding carriag- with Suitable Horiies- Funeral ChrriWs ^oxaplele. GUNS GUNS!' GUNS 1! I Splendid Selection Moael Breechloaders, Single 12-bore EjeCt, 33s. Double Ham- mer Guns, 37s. 6<1. ana. upwards, with Cross Bolt, from 555. DouIjIo^ Hammerless Guns from 90s. Approval. J. and R. "Special" Cartridges, 5s. 6d. per 100. Mention paper for complete Catalogue, free.a.mes and Reynolds, 8, George-street, Minories, Lon- don E.G. 891. CANADA FREE GRANT OF) LA.NDS. The ALLAN Lil,£ being under contract hlth tb? Governrneni of Canada for convnjrsr.ee c 1 mails, anyone writing to the Compsr.j :•» 19 j arnes-a^reet, Liverpool, or 103. LeaderaiaH- streel, London, will oUtida pairiuhu s. raaps, and general infermatiaa; useftji to :1\ tending emigrants, free of cost. 942 TRADE NOTICES. BLRPNONIR 138 A. J. CHAPPELL. "ISHMONGER & OYSTER MERCHANT, POULTERER, DEALER IN GAME, Ac WIND-STBEET. SWANSEA, AND AT NEWTON-ROAD, MUMBLES. Telegraphic Adcheøø-" Chappeil, SwaneeA." Country Orders promptly attended to. -=- CARRIAGE WORKS, FISHER-STREET, SWANSEA. Telephone—0462. JOHN JON E S & Co., HIGH-CLASS YAN AND CARRIAGE BUILDERS. ORDERS FOR NEW WOES. GENERAL REPAIRS, PAINTING, TRIMMING, Ae- PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. MOTOR CAR INSPECTION PIT PROVIDED AND REPAIR6 EXECUTED. 8S NO HOUSE EQUALS Down &. so\r FOR RELIABLE F U I?, N I T U H, E 'ItfEy ARE THE LARGES MAKERS BY MACHINERY IN WALES, HAVE THE MOST EXTEJSifcrVE STOCK TO SELECT FROM, AND GIVE TUB BEST POSSIBLE VALUE. 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M WmiSkj 6,000,000 BOXES SOLD ANNUALLY, Prepared only by THOMAS BEECHAM, St. Helens, Una and ,03^ everywhere in price 1!H (58pills) & 2/9 (Spills.) -= B Loa R & CO., I ADVERTISING CONTRACTORS and BILL POSTERS. CHIEF AGENCY FOR WALES. All descriptions 01 Advertising, Circular Distribution, Etc.. promotlv "ttor>d°<ri tn, Office: 20, CALVEPwI-STREET, SWANSEA. I NEATH AND DISTRICT BILL-POST- 1NG CO MP AN —Lal-e T. Wall. Cfflces:-ASSLi-MBLY ROOMS, NEATH. Manager :-J. W. ROBINSON. lessees and Proprietors of tho best Posting ,Qt,j,iom in Neath and District. I Nature's Perfect Remedy for ricinds of Woruse. I ^^7 O RM LOZENGES- For over 39 years this highly ValuaWi Remedy has met wita the r The e £ eot upon Weak, 1),aticat" '>liiidren (often given up as wcurnl>!e) 15 Magic, j Getting rid of his torm«^nS pest.s cy taJt- ing theee Lozenges. t"e hiii, paie-faced, ia^ animate Childt^rong heaJthy, and lively, the Prlde ot thfo anxiety 01 hi.s guardian3- Llang-emiec-h, near 1.lauell,y, I August 3Ot.h, usn, Dear Sir,—-My youngest daughter, Emma,; Ann, 13 yturss of age, got rid of a great num- ber of worms by taking only tLree or lour of Williams' (Poutardawe) Loz3ages. I am glad to s*/ t-hat she haa much improved In health, belD previously iingcrmg aud delicate ia bealt.i.—xourf, y^cy truly, MARTHA GRIFFITHS, ■Late oi VniGpenihrch. I SYMPTOMS. — Any of the foiLowing gyjapbcaia indicate worms —variable appe- tite, foetid DrtiaUi. acid eructotions, poins 111 the stomach < nd head, sickness, grinding ci the teeth during sleep, dreams and restless- ness, paleness or the countenance, stitches in the aide, short dry cough, and emaciation oi the body, often mistaken for decline, ner- vousoess, slow fever, ana irregular pulse I feiintness, sometimes convulsive fite, often causing sudden death; dizziness, sere ihroet and inflammation of the bowek. 'iijb above symptoms vary according to the Mod of WorW The LAgsuW contain nothing ;:einnenta I' to the ooDctitaUon, and are cuiWJle for ill ages. Williams' (Pontardawej Worm J-o^tjiges are prepared from the Original Rec<^i)t ly JOHN DAVIES, M.R.P.S., 20, High-street, Swansea, and s»«j by chemists, at 9id., 13jd., yd. per box; by post, 14 and 34 atamus. 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