The Cambrian

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The Postmaster-General does not allow letters addressed to initials or fictitious names to be addressed to any Post Office, and letters so sent are returned to the sender through the Dead Letter Depart- ment. Letters to Advertisers by initials, etc., or otherwise, may be directed to "The Cambrian" Oince free of charge; and if stamps aTe sent to cover postage, will be forwarded to the Advertiser's own address. Remittances under Ss. may be made in Halfpenny Postage Stamps or Postal Or- ders. Postal Orders should be madle to "The South Wales Post" "Newspaper Co., 'T" Ltd., 211, High-Ph-eet. Swansea. Address all comirumicationis to the Manager, "The Cambrian." frTUAT?OK8 V^CAWT. Cocks end K itch ertrs-aids, COOK — Thoroughly experienced Oook. for 1-1 bus-Decs house; also Kitchenmaid. Country girl pr("ferredj,-Apply W. Edwards, Draper, Swajusea* 548x9-16 WANTED, Cook-Gieneral.—Apply between 4 and 5 o'clock.—Mrs. Cleeves, Sketty. 424g9-19 WAITED, Plain Oook; small dairy; Oc- tober.—Mrs. H. Allen, Dunston Grove, Portfield Gate, Pembrokeshire. 234g9-14 WANTED, a place as Oook-Housekeeper, in a business bousse, or with a bat- chelor, at onca—Davies, 14. Avenue. Carmar- ihen. 231g9-14 iT/lfAJN'iiD, an experienced Cook and Cook- L General, for CardiS.—Apply in first instance to Mrs. Jacobs Barringay, 53, Wal- ter-road, Swansea. 214gr9-l-* XXT-ANTE-D. good Plain Cook, for gentle- f J ma-na country house, age 25-A5, baking required; Kitchenmaiid kept.—Box 14. "Daily Poet" Office, Neath- 4C6gy-16 \\IANTED, immediately, good Cootc Gen eral; Rouee Parlourmaid kept; BO knives, boots, or windows.—Apply Mrs. £ tar- bucji Williama, Ty-ar-y-Graag, Mount Plea- sant, Swansea. House and Parlourmaids. WANTED, immediately Parlourmaid and Housemaid, for iiaverfordweet; also several good Generals for Mumbles, and a, Young Girl for a. fortnight.—Registry, Mum. bles. 28SS9-15 Generals. A good General Waaited.—Apply after 4, at 9, Bryn-y-3Aor-cresoent, Swansea. 343g9-l6 /ISL, about 18, Wanted, at once.—Apply X 88, Norfolk-street, Swansea. 429g9-19 "VTIIE.SE Waited, at onoe.—Apply 7, Cleve- land-terrace, Waiter-road, Swansea. 318g9-13 WANTED, a good General Servant.—Apply 4, Bay View-crescent, Swansea. 406g9-iS XATANTED, at onoe, good General Servant, » » at Cross Inn Hotel, Morriston, E.S 0. 23569-14 "Æ ANTED. at oaoe, a good General Ser- vaait.—Apply 31, G-wydr-cpeseeot, Swan- sea- 3&J«9-18 RANTED. a clean, respectable Girl, for Ml Housework—Apply 31. Belle Vue-at., Swansea 363g9-16 ANTEDTat onoe, a Nuroe G^rl. abcTutHw" —Apply West End Hotel, Uniofi-street, Swansea. 345g9-14 WANTED, a good General Servant—Apply after 6 p.m., 21» Gwydr-eresoent, Up- lands, Swartefa. o21gM6 _WANTED. Young General Servant,- W Apply to 20, Stanley-terrace, Mount Pleasant, Swansea 342g9-16 XX7ANTED, at once, a good, reliable Ser- Iser- f J vanL-Apply Westbourne Hotel, Hoe. pital-square, Swansea, 413^9-18 ANTED, good, strong General, plain cooking; help given, mominga-Apply 10, Bryn-road, Swansea. 38QsM6 ;*lyl/A-NTED, General Servant, and aiseiet in l f Bar; good hame.-Apply Gape, Dill- j wyn Arms. Pontardawe. 134g3-13 \\TANTED, 'mmetiiafcely, a clean, respect- I able Gir', for mominga only.—Apply 2, Mirador-erescent, Swansea. 419g9-19 AN FED, a good General; must have » L good reference; wages £ 15.—Apply 3, Bay View-creeficea.t, Swansea. 415g9-19 ANT ED, a good General Servant; two in family-Appjy Mæ Vye-Parmintcr0 Enter Villa, Uplands, Swansea, 169g9-lS XVA-N'r £ I)' a 604x1 ^rirai^G^^Ps^j: l- vant; fond of children,—Apply 47, King Edward's-road, Swansea 253g9-l4 TAJ ANTED, a Girl, to assist wi house- work and children; General kept.— Apply 9. Oaklands-terraoe, Swansea. 377g9-18 XX7 ANTED, respectable Girl, for Housed W°V?„; off and sleep out.— Swansea Oastle, Oxford-street, Swansea. 331g9-16 A..N-fF-D. WAl!rED. immediately, Sllperior Ge,nernl VL oervaoit, for small family Mumbles. -Apply .Registry, CaBtle HilI. Mumbles. 299g9-15 .TITANTED, immediatelyT^Sd^^r^: vant; good salary eiven.—AddIv Vna Andieraon, 15. l)e-la-Beche-street, Swansea 364g9-16 WANTED, a Genei'al Servam?- good references.—Apply Gamae-e Bntcher. 76, Bryn-y-Mor-road, Swansea, 443g9-19 WANTED, an experienced General Ser- vant; three in family—Apply even_ ings, 2. Nyaiiza^terraoe, Walter-road, Swan- eea. 256g9-i4 WANTED, General Servant; small fam- ily; good reffireoop..—Apply Mrs. T. O. Meager, Hillside- crseceut, Bichmond-road, Swansea. 3S2§:9-18 \\i ANTED, at once, a good General Sear- *» vant; must ba usrd to children; no washing.—Apply 28, Gwydr-crescent, Uplands, Swansea. 346g9-16 WA.NTED, i, regpeetaiie LadT just left t T_ wsnooi. to make himself generally nee ft»L ttati vmi#t iu Bar.—Arches "Hotel, Quay Pffyrstde »iw «,i»nea. 286g9-15 ANTfc^D, General Servant; two in fam- ily; good references; country girl Preferred.-Apply bet-ween 6 and 8 p.m., at I 64, Bryc-road, Swansea. 600n9-18 ¡ ( NTED, at once, a Girl, about 13 years or ase, to do housework; three in family; wa.shing giren out.-Apply at once, Mrs. Cohen, Woodfield-street, Morriston. 503g9-t6 T/^ANTED, immediately, irdtu ^ihe ccxin- try, middle-aged Person, wiiow'rire- ferred; good home.-Add«sa Mrs ^irmmgham Ea,ting House, High-street Swansea. 2^15 ANTED, a good General Servant, for London, by September 23rd; must be A nr^ 7 rleT- a'?d h'^e a good character.- Tcft'rencea> Mrs. Price, Neen collar's B-ectory, Cleobary, Mortimer. 31Qg9-18 < ^or two in family, practical nl^-T, Sorva-nt- as General, good f -i rf1 i)l8:rsona)l referenoe required; -L fa £ JlnS sent out, no knives; £ 15—Write P.P.P., '<]>aily Poet/- Swansea! r. 296g9-17 rcE-vania1 Re^rstry Offices, Llewr" ;n Howell, Registry Office for Servants and Young Girls. 34, Oxford- street, next door but one to the National Schools, Swansea. 402g9-18 jV'PS. C. TAMLYN, Select Recris'try, 4, 1" Union-street. S wan&aa. Wan ted and Disengaged, good Cooks, Housemaids, and Generals, for loteil and private families. ladies suited daily Nat. Tel 268x3. 201g9-15 T\7"ANTED, at onoe, experienced and Plain Cooks, experienced and Young Geo- erals, Parlour and House-Parlourmaids, liouse-Chambernnaids, Waitresses, etc.-Apply Miss Lewis. High-class Registry, 18. Cas-tle- street, Swansea. Nat. Tel. 76y3. 451g9-l9 MISCELLANEOUS etTUATfOM3 XTiB^T-CLASS Plumber Wanted, at ouoo; permanency to suitable man —Full psw- ticula-rs to Globe, "Daily Post." Swansea. 295g&-15 ,GOOD Man Wanted, at onoe—Apply 32, {' Walter-road, Swansea. 366g9-13 | O Shoemakers.—Wanted, at once, twofirstr Repair ens; also Genearal Hand, iused to handsewn work; also Improver.- Apply Bosley, Hafod, Swanseav 355g9-16 "tXl ANTED. a Young Barman, at occe, with f f a reference.-Addres.s C.H., Doily Post," Swannea. 420g9-16 \r ^i,,r• immediately, steady Man, for EiVet Work and Xiepairs—Apply Llac, "Da.ily Poet," Swansea. 1883n9-18 WAXTED, Belief Ba>rmaid, to assist with Hotel Books—Fullest particulars, 1 Mackworth Hotel, Swansea. 209g9-13 yy'ANTED, immediately, steady Man, for Si vet 0 Work and Eepairs—Address Itioet, "IXaily Post," Sv/ansea. 417g9-19 onoe' a Working E-oreman u rer7Apply J' an<i F- Wea-^er, ^anselt-ou. Swansea. 15 yV ANiED, Man, 25 to 30, as Boots, and to make himself generally usefuL-Apply Longlands Houel, St. Helen e-road, Swaoisea. 353g9-16 AATA.NTED, smart Warehouseman; experi- "• enced men only need apply—Written application to D. Jones, Dickinson and Co., Ltd., Swansea 42Sg9-19 WANTED, strong, active Boy-, well used to Pony, and willing to make himself generally useful.—Apply W. La/wson, Fiah- niongeir. G^ford^streot, Swansea. 340g9-16 \y ANTED, domeaticat.-d perigon. as Bar- maid, tor Colliery district; also good strong girl as General, able to do plain oooking.-Apply West End Hotel, Gorsainon. 9il7trQ.i4 yy ANTED, two expenemcod Railway Wa/gon Hepairers, for out staition; single, sober men preferred.—Apply W. J. Mayne and Co., EaiStera Dapot, Swansea. 411g9-13 TTyANTED, a respectable Young Lady, ae *• Barmaid; vailing to assist with Light Household Dutip..s.-Apply, with references, Mrs. Griffiths, Cattle Yaulte, Castle-street, Swansea. 410g9-18 j WANTED, a Lady, to take change of I Drapery and Boots D?partrnanU}; one who can buy preferred; Welsh essential- Apply, stating experience, age. and wages required, to Drapery, "Daily Post," SwaMea. 366g9-15 Xf EN (young) Wanted, over 19 years old, to be trained in the Church Army Train- ing Homes and Mission Vans a* Evangelists, Mission Van, and Tent Missioners, Social Officers, etc. Unliidtted scope for spiritual work. Salary guaranteed. Must be earnest, and have had some experience in religious work. Free board and lodging during the whole period of training—Write, in strict confidence, to Ca-ptain Andrew, 130. Edgware- road, London. W. 156.33d.b.9-29 ^mm—— 11 MM Tradesmen's Apprentices & Assistants ARCHITECT has Vacancy for Articled A Pupil—Apply Henry A. Ellis, Archi- tect, Pisher-strt^et, Swansea. 15732db9-15 r^OACHBULLDIN'G. — Strong, intelligent v Youth as Apprentice in Woodwork De- partment—Jackett Bros., Swansea,. 354g9-16 ^JASHIETi and Bookkeeper.—Stead and V Simpson, Ltd, require am experienced Femalo Cashier and Book-kecpea-Apply by letter, Mr. Smith, c.o. Stead and Simpson, LM., Ox ford-street, Swameea. 416g9-19 TYANTED, at oi»ce or Boy. to~^ll Coai.-Apply to No. 12. Owm-terrace, Eafcd, S* eun-sea. 270g9-l5 WANTED, a strong Youth, with, experi- ence of Grocery Trade; and able to drive—Apply Walters and Batchelor, Swan- 6c.al 394g9-l8 yy ANTED, at once, a smart Lad. to make himself generally useful.—Apply JJub- enstein, WaUpa-per Warehouse, 24 and Z5. Gower-strect. Swansea. 374g9-15 \yANTED, Lady, for Stationery and Con- » foctionery Business, knowledge of book-keeping preferred; also Young Girl to lea¡'ll business, just leaving school preferred. —Address Assistant, "Daily Poet," Swansea, 240g9-14 Drapery, Dressmakers, Millinery & Tai teressen. T^y&EBSMAKING.—Wanted, immediately, Improvers and AippreDticee— Mrs. Thomas, 12, Picfcon-place, Swaawea. 389g9-18 yy ANTED, a thorough, experienced Mil- liner, as First Hand.-A.pply to J. Rees Evans, 218, High-street, Swansea. 246g9-14 Office Beys and Errand Boys. yy ANTED, strong Lad.—Apply D. G. Jones, 292. Carmarthen-road, Swansea. 242g9-14 Boy Wanted—Apply, in own W handwriting, Bennett Bros., Heaiii- field Yard, Swansea. 446g9-J8 EESPECTABDE Yoirth Weunted, as Porter, rt at croo.-Applv Maypole Dairy Co., LUi., 209. High-street, Swansea. 43(^9-35 OMART Errand Boy Wanted, ono able~to di*ive pony—Apply West's Grocery Stores, Dyvatty-stxeet, Swansea, 439g9-19 SMAET Boy Wanted, to make himself S generally uaeful.-Appiy Owen. Orick- eters Hotel, King Edwaird's-road, Swansea. 232g9-14 Agents, Canvassers, Travellers. &c. A GENTS Wanted, to Sell on Commission British Wines. Fruit Syrups, and Cor- dials.-GlMBOOck and Williams, 24, Splott- l'Oad, Ca.l'Üi:ff 308g9-16 ^yGENT Wanted, to call on Publicans, ttoteisj. Grocers, etc.; flrat-olaas pay- Saonetary, Works. 10, Birfebeck-road, Ms- ton, London. 412^19 A ot active~habits, is A W stated to take up a. responsible 1" e remnnexauve outdoor position; part time- Write in first instance, stating age, occupa- tion. etc., to Truetwoerthy, "Daily Ptwt," Swansea. 405f^l6 II A London House, having branches throngh- out the United Kingdom, is desirous cf engaging two special Outdoor EepreeMitar tives. Applicants must, be capable inter- viewers, over 25 years of age, and absolutely disengaged. To capable men the remunera- tion will be 50s. weekly, and bonus.—Par- tioulars to be addressed Commercial, Box 40, "South Wales Daily Post," Swansea. 239g9-14 /ENTLEMAN, of good standing, Wanted, G who can interview successfully profes- sional men and merchants, to fill vacancy on stadT of IxHidon house. The appointment is worth 50a. weekly and bonus. Preference given to one disengaged.—Address Tactful, "Daily Post," Swansea. 299f9-16 INSURANCE.-Wanted, Whole and Part A Time Agents, &out.h Wales and Mcn- mouthshire. Something entirely new, re- quired by every working man. Also to qualify for superintendences.—Inspector Go- baith, Port Talbot. 373 g9-1-8 pIONEER Assurance Co—Whole and Spare Tuna Agents required, splendid op- portunity, early promotion, Book vacant. Guaranteed remuneration.—D Stephens, 4, Dynevor-plaoe, or J. Dearlove, 36. St. Hel- en's-road, Swansea. 333g9-18 SWANSEA DISTRICT—Tbe "_M^tual Re- ks serve" has openings for smart Agents in its "Provident" (monthly premium) De- partment, with excellent opportunity for rapid promotion for such.—Apply Manager, 2, Union Chambers. Swansea. 430g9-16 yy ANTED, competent Carter-Canvasser, must be trustworthy and reliable.— Apply Faicon Bottling Company, Bridge-st., Llanelly. 974f9-16 ~yyANTFiD, a few respectable Men, as Col- lectors and Canvassers for Pearl Assurance Company at Swansea Assist- ance given—Apply 9 a.m., C. Wales, 30, St. Helen's-roed, Swansea. 259g9-14 OAS. V^EEKLY—iipare Time Employment offered to either «ex who can write. Particulars free. — Addressed envelope to Manages* (Department A3), Glendower, Tor- quay. 304g9-l6 4 Young Lady, 18 years, with a little ex- fwiuires a position as Bar- "T>Waciistrict preferred—Address X.M., Dwily Post/ Swansea. 309g9-18 A Young Lady desires post as Morning „ (jrav<irnes-. experience and good refei- Bllslisl1' itusic, Elementary French, ^.aoress Literature, "Daily Post," Swan- SM-. 449g9-19 JAEPENTEE or Handy Man, collieryor ..J estate, or buildings, total abstainer.— Apply Sidney Pass, 9, Taillwyd-road, Neath Abbey. 372g9-16 TT OESEKEEPEE, seeks Situation; experi- TT OESEKEEPEE, seeks Situation; experi- enced man; no objection underground; good references—Address BL, 12, Eichardson- Street, Swansea. 429g9-16 | | O'U&EKEEPEE-—Wanted, re-eingagement, 29th September, to working man, age 30, country woman, good reference—Addresa A.M., "Daily Post," Swansea. 311g9-16 T5 ivSi^LCTABLE Young Man (19) requires position of trust; well used to horses. —Write Direct, "Daily Poet," Swansea.. 394g9-19 yy ANTED, by a respectable Young M2d1, Situation as Driver, or place of trust; good references— Address A.B., "Daily Post," Swansea,. -14 iyANTED, by thoroughly "respectable, domesticated person, situaition as Working Housekeeper to one or two gentle- men, or any place of trust; age 38.1. M. Hughes, Stationer, Morriston. 437g9-19 YOUNG lady wishes engagement ill Pho- tographic Business. She bas good knowledge of printing and mounting—Ad- dress M.A.. "Daily Post," Swansea. 1879n9-14 yGUN(r Lady (21) requires SitiLation iirT J- Music Warehouse, Certificated Pianist-, show off pianos, etc.; painstaking; Swansea preferred—Write Music, "Daily Post," Swan- sea. 445g9-19 MiSCELLANEOUS WANTS. LATH.—Wajjifcod, by end September, a x small House, by a widowed lady with means; no children.-Apply 43, Plasnewydd- avenue, Neath. 1882n9-18 "yyANTED, a Family's Washing, by a re- speotable Person—Addrees Washmg. "Daily Post," Swansea^ 396^9-13 yy ANTED privately, £ 225 on BLT~of~Sale, »» Household Furniture—Addre^ Furni- ture, "Daily Post," Swansea. 314g9-14 WANTED Small Double or Single Licensed House, in Swansea or district.—Ad- dress Box 430. "Daily Post," Swansea. 422g9-16 WANTED, two steady working men, as Boardesrs; situated centre of town- Apply W. Savage, King's Hail Buildings, Swansea. 346g9-l6 yy ANTED, at Neath, small House, rent » 6s. to 7s. pea: week; respectable local- ity-—Please rend particulars to Coftage, "Daily Post," Swansea. 369g9-.t3 "Vy ANTED to Eent, House, in good conda- » » tion, vicinity Dacygraog-road^ St. Thomas; probable tenancy seven Yeaws. Reply T. H. G., "Daily Poet." Swansea. 2b8g9-15 WANTED, six or seven-roomed House, bathroom (h. and c.), w.c., scullery, neighbourhood De-la-Heche-street; about 10s. per week.—Address Tredegar, "Daily Post." Swansea. 301g9-14 LOST AND FOUND. T OST, on Wednesday, Spaniel Dog, answsrs "Daish." Return to B. Mess. 5. De-la- Beche-atreet, Swaaosea. 2331t9-14 I ,f>?r' from Bryi, Skoi.ty, Black Mste „ ^31'. Anyone giving information to No. 40, lia.rrner-&-fcroet, Swansea, will be rewarded. 4(^45 LOST, Thursday, September 7th, Gold Cham Bajngie, betwen Victoria Psurk and Lamb-street. Finder rewarded at 14 Oaa-miartlien-road, Swansea^ 362g9-14 OST, on Sunday eveiai^ tember 10th, between Siloam Pentre Chapel and Bj-yahyfryd Tram Terminus, a Silver Belt. Finder suitaWy re- warded on returning saane to S. E. Pernott, Solva, House, Brynhyfryd, Swansea, 379g9-15 IAS. EFTWAED.—Lost, a Fox TerTier DogI brown patch on side of face, a large brown spot on side. Answers to the name of "Punch." Any person finding same will please take to Central Police Station, Swan- 250g9-15 OUND, Black and Wlrte Terrier! K not F claimed within three days will be aoM. —Apply 70. High-re-et. Swaneea. 347g9-14 FOUND, Safcle and White Collie Bitch. If not claimed within three da.ys will be sold.-Apply 2, Earl-street, Swansea. 413g9-16 FOfUKD, Bmwn aaid White Fox Terrier F Bitch If not claimed in three days will be soldo-Apply Taylors Yard, Orchard- street, S wansea 423g9-16 VyiLL the Person (who is known) who, pro- bably in jest, took a Diamond Ring from a party on Wednesday laet, kindly re- turn it. I 292g9-15 M tSCES-LAMEOUS. CAUTION to the Public—This is to give C notice that A. T. Boset, lwoo of St. Helen's-avenue, Swansea, is not authorised to Collect Cash or take orders for A. amd G Taylor, Photographers, Swansea. 388g9-i4 PHEENOLOG Y.—Professor w7 A7wiLtLams^ iL, the expert Character Reader, may be ooinsuJted daily at the Victoria Arcade, near the Market, Swansea. 403g9-13 /nONSTTTT Professor Deakrn. Disease Specv ialist-. Dieeaee will meet its master. Advice free. Letters requiring answers must contain stamped envelope. — 14, Alexandra. ^oad, Swansea. Ifat. Tel. 250y4. 4S0g9-19 PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET. *TOHN M.'LEEDEE AND SON'S REGISTER of Property for Saie and to Let may be obtained gratis at their Auction and Estate Offices, 46, Waterloo-street, Swansea. 382g9-l8 "piCimoXDvEO AD .—Desirable Villa Reei- dence to be Sold. Long Lease. 332g9-13 "VTOETHAMPTON-PLACE— Excellent Dwel- ling House with Stabling, to be Let. Immediate possession. 382g9-18 WALTE,T,-E.OAD.-TwO excellent Dwed- L ling Houses to be Let. Moderate ren- tal& 382g9-18 "J f? DE-LA-EECHE-STEEET to be Let. Im., mediaste possession. Moderate rental. 332g9-18 ;\T ISA DOR-CR ESCEN- — Four welLbuilt Mtxlern Villas to be Sold. Long le*ase. Low Ground Rent. 382g9-18 (^AEMAETHEN Two excellent Freehold J Villas for Sals, three-quarters of a mile from station. Plans and Views at office. Price on application. 382g9-18 STABLING~to be Let. close to Hospital. Low rental. 382gS-18 KETTY—To be Sold, dehgbtfully.itua.ted S Detached Residence; grounds of three- quarters of an acre, stabling; immediate possession; long term; low ground rent. 382g9-18 HrGH-STREm\—Excellen t Lock-np Shop, in -H upper portion of High-street-, to be Let; early possession; rent £55. 383g9-18 EOV E-PLACE.—ExoeHent^Honse to be Let, close to town; rent £ 35. 382g9-l8 GWYDR, Uplands.—This Desirable Villa Residence to be Let, with possession; rent JE48. 233g9-18 "^TUMBLES, Underwood. Two Well-built Semi-detached Vula Residences to be Let or for Sale; rent £ 40; price on applica- tion. Z32g9-18 LANG I AND—Several Villas in choice posi- L tions on the Hill above the Bay, to be Let. 382g9-18 [ OFFICES to be Let, in and Cambrian-place. 382g9-18 BEWSON-STEEET, Mount Pleasant—An Excellent House to be Sold; long lease, low ground rent. 382g9-lg FURTHER particulars and cards to view ajrsy of the above, may be obtained on application at 46. Waterloo-street, Swansea,. 382g9-18 rA OR SALE. No 17, Somerset-place, Swan- J- eea, now let as Offices; possession on 29th September next.-Apply at 33. Henrietta- 6tree$. or 39, Manselton-road. Swansea. 6l5f9-3« J^OR Disposal, Grccery Business, in West End of Swansea; splendid opportunity for an enterprising business man; breseut nt proprietor in possession 16 years; illness sole reason for letÜngffi good living accommoda- ti-cn. Lease. Stock, and Goodwill, £ 80.—Apply David M Thomas, Estate Agent, Rutland- street, Swanpr-a. 35^9-16 M OEEISTON -To he Let or Sold, Detached .L Villa residence, conta:ining 8 rooms, bath (hot a.nd oold), and usual oonvenie-ncos, recently re-decorated. Immediate possfssion. —Samuel, Anctioneer, Swansea^ 350g9-16 IfO be Sold. Corner House and Shop, on Poit Tenna-nt-roaid, near New Dock; suitable for a.ny business.—Apply A, J. Pun- ta-n, Solicitor, Fisher-street, Swansea.. 367g9-i8 HOUSES FOR SALS. FOR SALE, by Private Treaty, a seven- j roomed House, with Outhouses.—Apply Alfred Richards, Ynyederw-road. Pontar- dawe. 188Cn9-15 EEEHOLD Dwelling Houses" "for Sale, in F the Mumbles; rec-antiy built; good posi- tion; convenient for trams and bays—Sam- uel, Auctioneer, Swansea. S50g9-lS fpO be Sold, at a low figure, three 9-roorued Houses, bathroom, every convenience, long lease—Address Stock well. "Daily Post," Swansea. 335g9-16 TO be Sold on reasonable terms, 8 Housig( Fanm-terraoe, St. Thomas, Swansea, large and small, some with baths (hot and ooidj—Apply W. G. Christians, Solicitor. 20, Fisher-street, Swansea. 968f9-14 ipOE SALE, at Alexandrarterrace, New Six. roomed Houses, with all modern oon- venieace, and well-built; with or without possession; a. bargain for immediate pur- I chaser—Apply Builder. 95. Ehyddings Pa.rk. road, Swansea. 264g9-l5 OIX Cottages for Sa>le, in oeaatre of townT Sell to pay over 10 per ceart. Well let Samuel, Auctioneer. Swansea- 360g9^l6 OT. THOMAS—7-roomed Hoose for SateJ long lease; bath rooms; superior in' vestment; reasonable prioo.-Write Superior, "Daily post, Swansea-. 9- TO BE LET-BUSINESS PREMISES OOMMODIOUS Warehouse to Let. Strand, c Swansea.—Apply W. Doyle ildnegil Glajamor Villas, Swansea. MigMg HOUSE and Shop to Let, doable Fronted, situated 117, High-strefit; rent 13fe. inl oiasive of rates—Apply Evans, 21, Paj-k-st., Swansea. 378g9-i8 HOP to lot, near old Emi>Ire| illsh~ street; rent as. per week.—Addresa Shop, "Daily Post," Swansea. 42 £ g9-i6 ^HOP to Let, in High-street, suitable for draper and outfitter or furniture deal- ers; about 34ft. frontage by 40ft. deep; rent £ 75—Address Premises, "Da:Hy Post," Swan. sea.. 425g9-16 SWANSEA—To Let, ie the best busing" pttrt of Oxford-street, Lock-up Shop; a.so four Rooms suitable for Offices on the second floor of the above premiew; immediate possession —Apply to Frederick F. Me^ai-, Estate Agent, etc., Melbourne House, 7, Mel. botrrne-place, Swansea. I ^T^O LET, commodious Suites of Offices, in lusher-street.—Apply W. G- Christiangj 20, Fiaber-street, Ssvaused, Solicitor. 968f^i4 TO IJST, a& Buisiness Premises, 65, Oxford- street, above Johnson Bros.—Apply Pat-on, The Elms, Mount Pleasant, SWan- sea. ^7g9-18 rsiO LET, for Offices, 4 rooms in centre 1 Castle-street, Swansea.airticulaj^ apply David D. Richards, BsOale Agent 97, OxlDOwi-afcreet,. Swansea. 252g9-i5 TO IjET, toe Bush Inn, Lougiiorl wiSi" Stables and Garden; prominent pcusd- tion; possession 29th inst—Apply Buckley's Brewery, Ltd., Llanelly. 1881n9-l8 rpo LET, from September 29tii, the whole J- of the upper part of 13, Heathfleld- etreet, Swansea, above Messrs. Siedle Bros photographers, to whom please apply. pi-r, good rooms for business pnrposes. 417g9-i6 OPriC&o ANDLOO< Sii OPs WANTED. \y ANTED, Shop, at MorriMoa, ne«u- Poet Office preferred.—'Pail particulars to Shop, "Daily Post," Swansea 988fl0-2 TO LET-HOUSES. Avery convenient six-roomed House, at No. 6, Olifton Hill, to Let; quite cen- tral.—A.pt>ly Azttour, 4, Peil-stroet, Swansea^ 446g9..19 I> ATltEOOM and 8-ro«med House to L57 every conveoienoe; good locality; iflg 6d. week deaj of rates.—Sttwnp reply.—Ad- dress Locality, "Daily Post," Swansea, 440g9.i9 T^UiENISfHED Cottage to Let, aA Newton, Mumoles, for six montte or less; terms very reaeona.ble.-APPly Eita. "Daily Post," Swamsaa. 298^9-36 HOUSE to Let, situated at Merton, Bisii- opstcxu comprising SitCtng-rooon, Din- in g-room, Kitchen, and Scnflery, four Bed. rooms.—Apply Jones, Lime Kiln Oottage, Merton, Bishopston. 291g9-15 SWANSEA.—To let, at Uplamds-aresoent, £ 5 Houfie, with every ootrveniecce.—Apply by letter, U., c.o. Charles Evans. Newsagent, eta, Bryn-y-Mor-road, Swansea. 333g9-16 I T0 LET, immediate possession, 1, Bryn- mill-crescent. — Apply 34, Gwydr-cres- cent, Swansea. 252g8-18 TO LET, immediate possession, 1, Bryn- mi 11-creecent.—Ay-ply 34, Gwydr-cres- cent, Swansea. 21Vg9-16 rpO LET 4, Burrows-road., single tenancy, J- Ss. 6d. per week, newly PaPered right through.-Apply Davies, Queen's Head, New Orchard-street, Swansea. 42i;g9-10 ^pO LET, September 29th. Marshfield. 10 A rooms, detached villa, near Norton Stiv tion; sea. view; modern conveniences.— Apply at Marsh-field, Norton. 625g9-14 TO LiET, Michaelmajsv 1, Gwyctr4erra.cc, roomy, convenient, pleasant residence; back and side entrance; all modern require- ments; moderate ren.t.-Apply there. 327g9-16 3 Pier-street, to Let, now, oentral for ship- f ping or offices, small rent—Apply 1. Quay Parade, or 1, Gwydr-terrace. 502g9-15 8-BOOMED House to Let, bathroom, every modern arrarogement, immediate pos- 4, Gjwydr-crascent, Uplands, Swansea. 344g9.16 APARTMENTS TO LET. AS Paying Guest—Required, Gentleman, in refined, comfortable home, every mod- eirn convenience, bea-utifill sea view. no children, close to Walter-road trams; terms moderate—Address Guest, "Daily Post," Swansea. 24Sg9-14 BEYN-EOAD. — Superior, well-Furnished Apartments, eveiry modesro conveni- ence; suit one or two gentlemen; very mod- erate terms.—Mrs. John Mollet, 2, Osborne- terrace, Bryn-road, Swansea. 43Sg9-19 COMFORTABLE Lodgings for two Young :Men.-27. Argyle-street, Swansea. I 267g9-15 COMFORTABLE Home for Lady or Gentle. man, in heatthy country, uear Gower- ton; use of piano; no children.—Address Box 0, "Daily Post," Swansea. :;£:'g'¡: COMFORT II BLE lodgings. Front Bedroom c and Sitting-room, for one or two Young Men; bath (hot and cold)—Apply 11. I'fy- none-street, Swansea. 319g9-16 OMPORTABLY Fumifhed front Sitting- c Room, one or i-wc Bedrooms, \vTest End, no children; moderate terms.—Apply Ford, Newsag-ent, St. Helens-road, Swansea. 297g9-16 DLEA8ANT Front Sitting-room and Bed- room toO Let, lacing sea; bath ,j>tano.—- 42, Trafalgar-terrace Swansea. 294g9-15 ^WANSEA—2. i cto rTa^ere&cent, S w ansea, ks by Baitlis, now vacant, comfortably Furnished Front Apartments, middle rooms, glass door; suit married couple (perman- ency); use of scullery, gas gtove, etc.; moder- ate. 3C0g9-14 T"0 LET, Apartments; every'ooQvenience— Apply 199, Kesnsing'ton'-terraoe, Swaai- £ ea. 476gr9-16 rpo LET, two oomfortable Unfurnished JL Eocnis-, suit young married couple.— Apply 129, Western-street, Swansea. 361g9-l6 TWO Unfurnished Rooms to I**t, with use -L of bath-room and scullery; terms mod- erate—3, Spring Gardens, West Cross. 23Sg3-14 TO LETT, comfortable Lodgings, for one or T two Y on eg Men; terms 5s. one. 8s. two. -Address Comfort, "Daily Post." Swansea. 407g9-18 TO LET^^onr Sitting-room"and Bedroom, double bedded or otherwise; suit two gentlemen; bath (hot and cold). Apply 10, Grove-place, Swansea. 427g9-19 T(^]7ET, Frort -room, one or two T Bedroomp. batii (hot and cold) eve-y ) convenience; terms moderate— Appjy Mouc- pelier House, 34. Walter-road, Lwansea 2&;g5 15 rp6"LETrc^m^rtuM^^ JL Front Bedrooms, bath room (hot and cold), good cooking and attendance-, moder- ate terms.-6, Willows-place, Swansea. 443g9-19 TWO Rooms (Furnished), vicinity Waun- J- wen, eaay access town, quiet, healthily situated; suit one or two ladies or married couple.—Address Perma,, "Daily -PosL." Swan- sea. 360g9-16 O LET. Front Sitting-room and Bedroom, T double-bedded or otbarwise; also Back Sitting-room and Bedroom; onit married couple or young men; terms moderate—1, Ha.wa.rden-creec&nt. Swansea. 3.38g9-16 -w rpcTliETT^FiLrnisbeApartmeTita, with every 1 convenience, bath, etc., King Edward's- road, suitable for two gemttonen or mar- ried couple; terms moderate,-Apply in firsst instance, Maggs, King Edwaxd's-road, Swan- sea, 4S(}g9-19 TTrANrED, one or two Young Men Lodgei-s, V V or two Furnished Rooms to Let- Apply 27. Bcmd-6treat. Swansetu 515g9-16 YOUNG"Maa-ried Couple ha-ve two Unfur- y nished Rooms to Let,; bath (hot and cold); scullery; euit, young coaplc.—S, King F.idw&rd'.H:"()a<l. Swansea^ 447g9-16 Q Furnished Rooms; suit married couple, or two Young Men—190, Kensington- crescent, Swaaisea. ^73g9-14 OOS 6d. Weekly provides a gentleman with. first-class Apartments. Walter-rostd; every a«ooommodation; special boa,yd no extras—Address Special, "Daily Post," Swan- sea. 279g9-15 =-== APARTMENTS AND FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED. BNTLEMAN requires Bed and Sitting- G room, with boaxd a-nd atftendiaji'oe; must be reasonable; no children; no other Lodgera; neighbourhood Hanover-streat. — Address D., "Daily Post" OESce. Swansea. 316g»16 GENTLEMAN wishes Furnished Boo-ms G (Bed and Sitting), with attendance; neighbourhood of Workhouso; hatn rooan p refer rack—Particulars and terms to Box 106, "Daily Poet," Swansea^ 395g9 i8 ANTED,-immediately, three or fouT TJn- V\ furnished Rooms, in good locality.— Aoddrem Poorae, -Daily Pk)Btll Swansea, I 349gS-14 OUNG Man requires Apaa'tmeinits aod Y Board; West End; nice view preferred. -Addiress View, "Daily Post," Swansea. 409g9-i8 MISCELLANEOUS SALES, F' QR SaJjE^ five Sootcli Terrim" Pups.— Apply 3, Peixsy-street, Cwmhwria. 414g9-18 FOR SALE, a Doable Mailcart; will Bell I cheap —App^iy 15, Catherino^treet, jiear Hospitakl, Swansea. 2S7g9-ls OE SALE7~Double or Single Mailcaart, equai to new, cream basket work. Apply Mrs. D. G. Phillips, Dailwyn-strcet, -Swaasetu 15715d4j.9-19 FOE SALE.—Ks-Soklier is prepared to Seil Boer Manser Rifle; sacrifice; will ao- oept 306., to meet argeoit need. Rifle cam be seen at "Daily Post" Offioee. High-Street. Swansea. B- A.TH, full sized, iron, painted, for Staie, with hot, cold, and waste, fittings in perfect order; cheap.—Apply Boots, Grand Hotel, Swansea. 3?og9-13 HE lst-e LoTd OwaumiT.- Portrait for Safe. T —The last of the (only* six copies pre- pared for approval. New Heraldic aoiiieve- zneBrt, signed, in msussrve carved oak frame. -14, Dynevor-pAaee, Swansea. 327&9-18 T^THEEXiER" and Wilson "S^dle Sewing V V Maehino and Cover for Sale, practic- ally new; 35s.—Address W. C., "Daily Post," Swansea. 421g9-19 2 Typewriters lor Sate, 1 Brief and 1 Fools- cap si Be, flrat-efeiss machines, in per- feet condition—AddreaB Brief, "Daily Poet," Swansea. 38199-18 3 Irish Terrier Dog P»ps, two mocibs old. for Sale.—Address Mrs. Ix>cke, 39, Eich- airdsan-street, Swaaieea. 328g9-16 X* w 5s. Solid Insurance Book for Sale, old- established business, very compact for collecting-—Address R.M., "Daily Post," 397g9-18 Worses, Cabs, Ca?fe, Vjaeronettes, &0.0 FOR SALE, a Trap and Harness, to suit pony 12 to 13 hands lagh.-Apply Evans, Biack Boy Inn, Killay. 444g9-18 FOil Sale, two Dogcarts, single Brougham, Hansom, and four-wh-eeled Pha-etou.- Apply John Jones, Coachbuil-der, Fisher-&t., Swansea. 40C-g9-18 TjlOB SALE, Ra-lli Cart, by eminent maker, equal to new; Liverpool Gig, suitable for show purposes. — Fletcher, Carriage for show purposes. — Fletcher, Carriage Works, Swansea. 312g9-16 F OR SALE,, Chestnut Pony, 13 hands, 5 yeato, warranted sound, free from vice, very fact, trial given anywhere-—John Web- born, Thisitieboon-road, Muaiblee. 420g,9-19 FOR SALE, the choice of three very useful Horses, from five years old, 14 to 16 hands, a-tl good workers, one suit colliery; also HamctSo and Traps; no further use.—4, Carmarthen-road, Swansea. 344g9-16 FOR SALE, thick-set Cob Mare, 14 hands, 7 years, quiet in all harness; suitable tradesmen or colliery proprietor, £ 9; ateo tradesmen or colliery proprietor, £ 9; ateo nearly new Dogcart, suit cob 14 bands; price £ 12.—Apply Smithfield Hotel. Dyvatty-street, Swansea. 260g9-14 STYLISH two-wheeled Dogcart, rubber tyres, patent wheels, good condition, £ 14; a bargain—Manager. 32. Castle-street, Swansea. 222g7-13 To Bakers and Grooers.—For Sale, miland Cart; has only been used three weeks; cost £ 7; will sell art a sacrifice; on view at Palmer's, Coachbudder. Gower-etreet, Swan- sea. 253g9-14 J TRACE SPE01ALJTIS3. DRESSMAKING—Mrs. j. T. Gwynne, 71, CromweH-t-errace, desires to say she can undertake, at shortest notice, orders for autumn and winter Costumes. Children's Dresses a speciality. lC0n9-30 C^OEN Paint, made of superior ingredi- ents, and easily applied; Is. bottle for 6d.—J. Davies, M.P.S., Chemist, 30. High- street, Swansea- PUMPS, Is.; Free Wheels. 2s. 6d.; Lamps, Is. Toeolips, 4d. per pair; Rim Brakes, 2s.; Air Tubes, 2s 6d. Price list post free. Prankfcmde, 2. Salford. Blackburn 318wl&-23 QW ANSEA Albion Permanent Building Sccierty—Deposits received- Interest 4;" per cent., payable half-yeairly. Investing Fila-res 10s. per month. Nert Subscription Meeting September 19th, )9r>5.—For particu- la*ns apply to the fc>eor&tAry» Mr Edward Eoberts and Son, 40, Oxfo-rd-storoet, Swansea. 139gl(V6 MAEE1ED IAD1ES. — INFOEMATION and ADVICE of PEICELiEKS VALUE (FREE). Send stamped envelope. Please name this M ADVICE of PEICELiEKS VALUE (FREE). Send stamped envelope. Please name this paper.—AI:s. Ii.A.WRElNCE, St. Elmo, Egre- mont, Liverpool. 637y 12-30 iilP Potato and Cook Shop Fittings. O every variety. Champion Ranges, Po- tato Peelers, Shop on Wheels. 116-pa.ge list, free—M abbot t. Polaaid-istro;, ilauchester. 498e9-30 ME. WILLIAM OXl.EY, Private Enquiry Agent, late Detective Sergeant Cardiff Police. Confidential investigations.—6. Lower- Cathodral-road, Cardiff. Ixigb-est refereTicea. APER Bags for Frdrt and Confectionery. Cheapest and largest makers in the trade. 6herring and Mussaird, Oxford-stroot, Swa/nsea. 4G4g9-18 A Corn Plaster, superior to al -A Corn Paints. Try. then judge. No failure, no pain or burning, no harassing corns; ease immediately; 7*d.—Myrddin Da vies, ChenivSt, Oxford-street. Swansea. Cor. Tel. 68. v 652f°-22 PEOPLE who shave themselves can have p a 6d. Tablet of Williams's anavmg Soap for 4Jd., encrtgh to last two years.— Lloyd, Hairdreaser, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist., St. Mary-sweet, who aieo stocks all kinds of French a-ud Broseley Colouring Clay Pipes. 2 £ &g%17 (JAFES for Sa-le (bargains); also second- O hand Tractious, Portable aaid Horizontal Engines, Mortar Mills. Vertical Boiiers—Birt and Oo., 47a, Strand. Swansea. 73f9-16 CI HINA and Delf Ware, cheap. — Well ) assorted Crates of Everyday Selling lines for Shops, Markets, and Hawking.- Write for lists—Shoa.f Pottery, Manufactur- ers, Longton, Staffs. 132 "TyATERPROOF Horse Loin Cloths, Car- V V riage Aprons, Horee Clothing, Clip- pers, Kneecaps, Stable requisites. Inspect our stock.—Swansea Saddlery Co-, Alexandra- t road, Swansea. N-at. Tel. 55y, Corp. 303. 257g9-14 ELECTROLYSIS, pernLa-neot care for super- — fluous hair. Massage for the Com- plexion, Hair, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout; et-c.—Miss Hemery. Certifi#d Masseuse and Electrician, 12, Woodlands-terrace. Swansea. 245g9-14 CORSET MAKER—Miss Foner, the French, and Effiglifih Oorset Maker, 5i, Higli- street Arcade, Swansea. Corsets made to measure from 4s. IM. Guaraaiteed rieial whalebone. Nat. Tel. 260x1. 262g9-14 WELLCOCKS' Sale now proceeding All t' Fancy Goods reduced to teas than coat price.—<62, Sot, lielens-road. opposite Hospital. Swansea. 2D5g944 TRY PIDNT.Y PALJEEE'S Cake for quality i. amd value. Fraiu Madeira, and Seed, from 3d. to 8d. per 1h i also in Cakes from 3d. to Is. each-—68, Oxford-street, also Cea- tral Cafe, High-street, Swansea. 276g9-15 STATIONER"?! Stationery' Stationery Wholesale only; always good lines — Eussell Dariea amd Sons, Popular Warenouse, Waterloo Chambers, Waterloo-street., Swan. sea, 277% 3-15 SCALES! SCALES! SCALES! All kindu of S REPAIRS at Henry Pooley and Sons, Local Repair Depot, 4, Victoriar-road (oppos- ite Sailors' Heme), Swansea* Prompt execu- tion. Seasonable charges. Excellent work- manship. 991ell-7 EIASTIC Stockings, Anklets, and Knee E Caps, in all sizes, at 2s 6d. each.—Mosee Jones, Chemist. 12, High-street, Swansea. 263g9-14 THE Excelsior Restaurant, 4, Union-stDeet, close to Market, Siwtansea. Hot Dinners, TeaB and Suppers, 4d. to Is. Good aooom- modation for footballers and cyclists. Good Beds. Stabling. 412g9-15 HAVE you seen Fowl's Novelty Postcards? If not do come and see tie best selec- tion of Cards in town, both Comio and Novel.—25, Dillwyn-street. Swansea-. f75g9-18 TTORSE Clothing, CUppsrs. Waterproof JLL Carriage Aprons, Loin Cloths, Gurriage Lamps patent hand let?. Sample pair 8s. 6d. Lamps repaired.—Saddlery Company, Alex- aadra-road, Swansea. Nat. TeL 55y. Corp. 303. 401^9-18 YENliTlAN Blinds from 4^d. per foot. any V oolour, carriage paid. List. poet free. Government oootxactoiB.—KoseJey. 53, Tudor- road, Cawtiff N<8IL TeL 42y2. 644dm PIANOS TUNTiD, -is- 6d.—PiaaM6 and Or- gaiOB, Ooilard, Brinsmead, Neomeyer, etc. Easy montSiiy payments. Excellent stock. Showrooms.—J. F. Cotiett, 26. Nioholl- street, Swansea. 827f9-2S BANJOS.—Genuine Windsor Banjos, Cash B or Sasy Payments. Fully Illusfcrated Ca.talogues and Particulars on Application. -Windsor, 94w, Newhall-atreet, Birmingham. 952fl^31 jfS EAMOPHONE, neairiy new, and 9 12in. vX a.nd 6 7in. Eecoffds; L3 the lot.-Apply 2A, Bryn-y-Mor road. after 6 p.m. 351g9-16 P MOLYNEUX. Fish ilerotant. 126 High. p a street. Swansea. Cheapest Shop in town for Fish of all varieties; wholesale and retail. Trial solicited. 32 M/rreirren LADIES!—ISTFOKMATION and ADVICE OF PRICELESS VALUE (FREE). Send stamped envelope. Please name this paper. — MBS. LAWRENCE, St. Elmo, Egremont, Liverpool. 988t3-12 rpo BUILD EES.—Billheads, Memorandums, J- Business Circulars and Cards. Time Sheets, Estimate Books, and every kind of I Commercial Printing at the "Cambrian" Office, 2H, High-street, Swansea. | MOTORS, Etc. | DunSop Dunlop of Motor Tyree 6000 to 7000 miles without a puncture. To Messrs. the Dnnlop Pneumatic Tyre Co., Ltd., Birmingham. Dear Sirs, We are sending you this evening^ covers 870x 90, which we shall be gi*d it you will re-tread for us, putting non-skid treads on all four tyres. You will not.ee that the covers are in a very pood state of preservation, and should stand re-treadmg very well indeed. Perhapp it will interest you to know that the four tyres in-question 8 have been on a 13ih.p. Napier tor a y«&r> | and the owner tells us that they have covered about 6/7C00 miles, and in that time he has not had a single puncture and with the exception of one. they have never been removed from the rims, and this ono tyre was only taken off to repair a surface cut caused by a stone. Yours faithfully, • For the Automobile Co., of Cardiff, Ltd., ABTEtrtt S. LITTLI, July 17,19C5. Managine Director. Illustrated Booklet on the care and repair of Dnnlop Motor Tyres, gratis and 1 post free. ^nulo^^Vr^no^^t^ton^irmineha^^ MEMNON" PARCELS, Luggage, Furniture, etc., to and from Mumbles Our vans run Tuesdays and Saturdays—Parcels Express. 11, Somer- set-place, Swansea. 806g4-24 ARTIFICIAL Legs, light and strong; Steels for weak legs, Spine Supports, Elastic Stockings and Belts, Eyes, Trusses, Ban- dages-, lady attendant for Ladies' Beits, etc.; Crutches, etc., in stock; illustrated li £ &.— Maker and Repairer, Allen Pearce. 23, Charles-street (off Queen-street), Oardift, and Broadmead. Bristol. 59&j9-3 DAVTES' BALSAM OF HONEY tor Coughs, Colas, Asthma, Tightness of the Chest, etc. 6Jd. and 2s. 3d—Prepared only by J. Davies, M.P.S.. Dispensing Chemist, 30, High- street, Swansea. 23 EDUCATIONAL. | MOTORS, Etc. | iA Cardiff motorist's experience of DunSop ^otor TYRES 6000 to 7000 miles without a puncture. To Messrs. the Dun lop Pneumatic Tyre Co., Ltd., Birmingham. Dear Sirs, We are sending you this evening^ covers 870x 90, which we shall be gi*d it you will re-tread for us, putting non-skid treads on all four tyres. You will not.ee that the covers are in a very pood state of preservation, and should stand re-treading very well indeed. Perhapp it will interest you to know that the four tyres in-question 8 have been on a 13ih.p. Napier tor a y«&r> | and the owner tells us that they have covered about 6/7C00 miles, and in that time he has not had a single puncture and with the exception of one. they have never been removed from the rims, and this ono tyre was only taken off to repair a surface cut caused by a stone. Yours faithfully, • For the Automobile Co., of Cardiff, Ltd., ABTEtrtt S. LITTLI, July 17,19C5. Managine Director. Illustrated Booklet on the care and repair of Dnnlop Motor Tyres, gratis and 1 post free. ^nulo^^Vr^no^^t^ton^irmineha^^ PARCELS, Luggage, Furniture, etc., to and from Mumbles Our vans run Tuesdays and Saturdays—Parcels Express. 11, Somer- set-place, Swansea. 806g4-24 ARTIFICIAL Legs, light and strong; Steels for weak legs, Spine Supports, Elastic Stockings and Belts, Eyes, Trusses, Ban- dages-, lady attendant for Ladies' Beits, etc.; Crutches, etc., in stock; illustrated li £ &.— Maker and Repairer, Allen Pearce. 23, Charles-street (off Queen-street), Oardift, and Broadmead. Bristol. 59&j9-3 DAVTES' BALSAM OF HONEY tor Coughs, Colas, Asthma, Tightness of the Chest, etc. 6Jd. and 2s. 3d—Prepared only by J. Davies, M.P.S.. Dispensing Chemist, 30, High- street, Swansea. 23 EDUCATIONAL. JpENDEEN COLLEGE, LANGLAND BAY. THE MISSES NETTELL, A.C.V., A.C.P., A.T.C.L., (Daughters of the late J. T. Nefcfcell, Gen- eral Works Manager of Messrs. Vtviao aod Sons), REFERENCES: The Lady Swansea. Lady Morsheaid, Forest Lodge, Binfisid, Berks. Miss Eden, The Bryn, Skstty, Swansea, Rev. Secretan Jones, M.A., ex-Vicaf of Oystermouth, South Wales. Rev. Karoid Williams, Tbe Vicarage, Oystermouth. The NEXT TERM will commence on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1905. GIRLS* BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL, DUMBARTON. BRYN-Y MOB, ROAD, SWANSEA. Principal—MISS GARLICK, A. C.P., Assisted by Certificated Resident French and English Governesses and Visiting Profes- eore. LANGLAND BAY. THE MISSES NETTELL, A.C.V., A.C.P., A.T.C.L., (Daughters of the late J. T. Nefcfcell, Gen- eral Works Manager of Messrs. Vtviao aod Sons), REFERENCES: The Lady Swansea. Lady Morsheaid, Forest Lodge, Binfisid, Berks. Miss Eden, The Bryn, Skstty, Swansea, Rev. Secretan Jones, M.A., ex-Vicaf of Oystermouth, South Wales. Rev. Karoid Williams, Tbe Vicarage, Oystermouth. The NEXT TERM will commence on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1905. GIRLS* BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL, DUMBARTON. BRYN YMOR ROAD, SWANSEA. Principe—MISS GARLICK, A. C.P., 1 Assisted by Certificated Resident French and English Governesses and Visiting Profes- eore. Pupils prepared for all Public Examina- tions. The Hotwe in well situated in its own grounds, close to bnaoh and parka. MUSICAL. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 100. WALTER ROAD, SWANSEA, MISS FLORENCE L. FRICKER, A.R.A.M., A.R.C.M., a.nd MISS MINNIE M. FRICKER, ,L.R..A.M., A.R.C.M. LosaNis will be resumed on Thursday, September 14th. —mmmmm——o DANCING, CALISTHENICS, &0. DANCING, CALISTHENICS, SPANISH AND PHYSICAL EXERCISES. GEDNEY HOUSE, ST. HELEN'S ROAD. MIS CRAVEN has bar VACATION during the SUMMER MONTHS. Classes will be RESUMED as usual in the AUTUMN (RANGER HOSPITAL (FREE) FULHAM-BOAD, LONDON, S.W. Patients see! dallv on iieii own applica- tion ot TWO O'CLOCK. Pundfl urgemtly neaped for (iemsm.1 Ex- penses and for t"die Rcsecrrii Departmenifc. Seoastary, FRED W. BEOWELL. IS your Waitch out of Order? 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