The South Wales Daily Post

BEN E VANS & COot bm ARE NOW OFFERING GRAND VALUE i DRAPE RY, SHOWROOM. FANCY & FURNISHING GOODS. SWANSEA.

FKEPAID ADVERTISEMENTS SOUTH WALES DAILY POST. WCKDS. ONCE. { I SIX TIMES. —- | TIMES. J 20 Words 0 6 0 9 1 0 SO Words 0 9 ¡ l ell 6 40 Words 10 16 2 3 50 Words 13 2 0 I 3 0 60 Words I 1 6 2 6 3 6 These charges apply only to the classes of specified below, and are strictly tive i ^08e which are ordered, i'or consecu- j| I ert'°n, and paid tor previous to insertion; the aa* °*ese conditions is not complied with, Seal ^selnent will be charged by the Business Waif* a ■^•Pal'tnieuts, Situations Vacant or kli^w.n Let or Sold, Lost, Found, and "Uaneous Wants. $PKCIAL NOTICE. Applicants sending ifiiti ,rePuts to Advertisements addressed to Is or fictitious names, at this Office, are Jested not to send original testimonials with their aPP]ieatiuiu. but to enclose copies of testi- Onl only. nc^]V.er^sers are cautioned that Postmasters arc w deli\er letters addressed to Initials addr ^10"8 Names and any Post Office. Letters *ent efse<^ t-° initials or fictitious N sites can be PC-.» r,^e of the South Wales Daily Uqki* Bigh-street, Swansea, and will be kept •—^ &pplied for by the advertiser. NOTICE. livp>wi ^ou^i Wales Daily Post" will be de- d direct to Subscribers from the Chief ce&» High-street, Swansea, at the following PREPAID RATES Per Messenger. Per Post. Month 1 0 2 «' Mont^8 3 0 6 0 Months 6 0 12 0 V*eive Months 12 0 24 0 'Regularity in the delivery should be made SITUATIONS VAUAJST ^fiRYATlTrpC! to 's Qot always an easy matter in M? suitable servant, bat by Advertising "Daily Post," you obtain, at least, a iin °* applicants to choose from—an '-j—j^ant consideration. n «t\. Agents and respectable Wanted by C.t p „ P°rt«nt Cognac and Bordeaux Firms.— YCj~Zav*eil» Advertising Agent, Bristol. 978d8-20 Jj ^P^jjAYERS. — Wanted, two Good Hands.— PPly D. Harries, Stafford House. Llanelly. 935d8-17 J-JOOT Trade,—Junior Assistant Wanted, used to the lea. Trade.-A.pply Radford's, 7. High-street. Swan- VyS-— 991d8-20 Jj an<* Limited, Gower-itreet, nse-i' has Vacancy in Swansea Valley (or local man preferred. 7e&21 VJ u j'f' Servant Wanted. —Apply Green Meaoow Pontypridd. lieS-22 X ^<^aster«rB Wanted at once; beat wages for good D John Davies, Plasterer, Brvn- p^Pontyclun. 926d8-16 X P OfiS.—Wanted at once. Two or Three good ^athr»e*?ra' Hands.—Apply B. Phillips and Co., .S^ 974d8-2Q X ^*rLLBRS Wanted with connection amongst ^Wr-10Be,'S' to ^u>h a N ovelty commission only; It i oar, oa^T-V pocket.—City Stationery Company, llei5-21 \TED, Under Waitress for the Castle Hotel, Swansea.—Apply at once, Mrs. McBiyde. 18e8-16 W- — lBe8-16 ^jTKD, a good, strong General Servant.—Apply te« °enxuaen-tei-race. Constitution Hill, Swan- 987d8-20 Y\ "TED, Boy to deliver meat; clean and quick. Yeo, St. Thomas, Swansea. 992dii-20 Yy^ED, Plain Cook.—Give references and full Particulars to Mra. O'Neill. Clun, Salop. r- 3eS-21 A.NTBD immediately, good General Servimt.— Swan* APply Mrs. Wolfe, 14, Somerset place, Y_a^a-: 954d8-19 W ^ED, an experienced General Servant; good stre«f aracter required.—Old Swan Hotel, Gower- Y^i^wansea, 30e8-22 \v~ANTED, a good General; not under 20 must o c'ean, strong, and active.—Apply 24, College- C^Swanse^ 980d8-20 VVANTli,D, a Working Housekeeper; abstainer; ^rini+»'V*e about 40.—Apply by letter only, No. 1, Y^^frracfe, Swansea. 9old8 19 VV ^ED,an active, intelligent junior for General Aprils ntTraPery; personal application preferred.— Samuel, Blaenavon. 2eS-21 Vy two respectable girls as apprentices to Evan. -MiHinef-y Workroom.—Apply to J. Kees H'gh-street, Swansea. 986d8-20 good Machinist; must be quick (Limn )vor^er. — Apply Anderson, Cox and Co. 23, Castle-atreet, Swansea. 994(18-20 ANTED at once. 25 General Servants; no general waiting-room provided. General Advertiser, 160, Gorse-lane, Swansea. 33e8-22 Yy"ANTED, a Youth, about 16. for Office must be ^"ter and quick at figmres.— Apply, The c Supply Co., La., Gower-street, Swansea. 32e8-22 Vy ANTED at once, good General Servant; able to *A do plain cooking: must have good references. vP'y lied Cow Hotel, Higb-street, Swansea. 914d8-15 W- 914d8-15 ANTED, a Clerk as Correspondent; must write ^dt*. s^0rthand efficiently.—Aj ply, by letter only, the Cardiff Milling Company (Limited), •^ggigjl particulars. 923d8-16 ^TliD, experienced General: must be good cook; little washing; two iu family; ileU" "2 to £ 14.—Apply Miss Jenkins, 18, Sc, •~?Y-!l!oaQ- Swansea. 984d8-a> VV immediately, Good Cooks, House-Par- tor w lourmaids, Generals to Cook, Nurses, Generals ^astl^ 1,1 es—Mrs. Lewis's High-class Registry, 9, '^si^eet' Swansea. 9S9d8-20 VV immediately, an All-Round Jobber for j •ttd p rintiug Office and accustomed to MacbiDe 'efev*, resswork—Apply, stating age, salary and P^rn? 8' Evans, Printer, Ebbw Vale. If suitable ^-Jg^ency. 976d8-20 W ^'TED, Competent Man to undertake by Con- tr»et, for Labour enly, the setting, burning, k-'ok! 41101 loading of Silica, fire and buff, facing lit: aiKt chimnc v-tops.—Particulars on Application w r_to is o. 1, Romilly-road, Cardiff. 20e8-22 Vy at" once, Junior"Clerk thorough Ar,] *n°wledge shorthand, good longhand writer. 48*lar-p k-' ietter only, stating age, experience, and •^miiJe^Jliled» to Mr. William Hancock and Co., ^tU« w- Brewers and Wine and Spirit Importers, Swaaaea F 37e8-23 Clothing.—Agent Wanted for the *ttion!r ,Wanse» district; must have good connection 40 ?.1*er £ > drapers, and pawnbrok rs.—Address '°W. H. Smith and Son, advertising agent J, *iigge»ter. 982d8-20 V'V i ^I'Gli, Pharmaceutical Chemist, 10, Ox- ^ApDroKt- d strSef> Swansea has Vacancies for two —Ptices outdoor preierred. 953d3-J9 XJ AjPEiiy.—Wanted, a YoungLady for showroom; f^ni'f^eneBeed Young Man fo.- clothing, aud ^illia.„ ?r ^l'aPe:y; (Welsh).—State full particulars, —Q Isaac, draper, Maesteg. 933d8 17 V^' ^°cal Svirveyor to District Council has a ,acanc^ ,or;iPapi!. practical experience in road «ut v»i nS' unitary work, and all duties of a district eY r. PPly Molineiix, Surveyor, Shifnal. 3384 JVX^J Ranted to sell Smoker's Novelty; sample, tl.C stamps.—Sorners, 5, Eldon-street, London 9i9d8-16 V,? Agents Wanted, to form Clubs for V/atchea, ^ewehery, Silver Plate, Opera Glasses. Uerrt), tristrumeiits, &c. Members pay Is. per week, side 'T ata^°gues, &c„ Kendal &■ Dent, 106, Cheap- T^on" Splendid value. Great success. Ladies' and Gents' Silver Levers 1^ 3160 -I ^-uP^^ORK. PATCHWORK. Patchwork.—Agents ,ar,ted. Ladies, Families, and others totry our tin,j \c°ntainiiig aboui. 200 assorted pieces of beau- °«>e suitable for aprons, cushions, quilts. Carrj!r~1,P1e Parcel, Is. 6d. two,2s. 6d.; four, 4s. 9d.; t»r»i o Aiso velvets, silks, satins, &c., on" 71, n'lA m- two, 4s. 6d. four, 6s. 3d.—J. BLACK, Yliztc'll-street. Manchester. 273?. ^SITUATIONS WANTED g 18 Love's Labour Lost" to wander about in voi j°^ a ^erl^» tut it is a Situation gained IJ ^^u^dvertiso iuthc "Daily Post.^ n Man Seeks Situation as Second o. 49 vr° Third Hand; abstainer.- -Apply, A. Dyer j^sydd-5treet, Swansea. 95od8-39 Att-' ^^AN Uecommendn Young Man as Valet or Oa.Tiir11! distance no object.—A;.ply W. Jones, 'Jjg-street. 'lreforest. 975d8-2Q r c.a»<l Provisions. — Young Man (25) Cou.j'v'?.. uat,'on as Traveller.—Applv Smith, Shrewsbury. 937di»-17 Housemaids, Waitresses, Es- el,ced Nurses (no young girls), Generals.— Pil Y with stamp i) Mrs. Havward, High- ly ,,r,; lyiry- St.^Ge"rge's, Salop. 922d8-16 '9*^ ^an'ed as Timekeeper; good refer- /"•ti* *■ t^etotjiUci, aged 31.—Apply Evans Globe ■r'^ne». De>on. 928d8-16 SITUATIONS WANTED. BUTCHEK.—Wanted, Situation as Shopman, or Shop and Slaughterman; ffood wference^.— Apply B. Reynolds, Welland, Malveru. 973d8-^U AKERr^-Yoking Man sesks Situation; good second or singie; set (if required) gooa refer- ences; out-doors.—W.H., Stoke Abbott, Dorset. ECOIlATOlf, Sijn writer, Glass Embosser, first- class hand, would like work in district. Apply D class hand. would like work in district.- Apply J. W., "Daily Post," Swansea. 24eZ- I C, SITijATlON-Wanted, Naval Pensioner, as Care- s taker, Collector, Storekeeper, Warehouseman, Timekeeper, Barman, or Cellarman. or .iiy- I-laceof Trust, Swansea; excellent certificates, J■ Cham lJers, 8, Pax ton-terrace, Swansea. W' ANTED, Engageu.ent, Daily or Morning, 1 oung Cbi'dren, Mumbles, Swansea, or neighbour- hood; also Music Pupils. Good references.-Miss Phillips, Tan-y-aae, Mumbles. V&aa-iy WANTED, situation as useful Maid, thoroughly domesticated excellent needlewoman Kood knowledgs of dressmaking and millinery; good reierenees; age 26; salary £20; disengaged Aug. 31- Apply P., Langdale, Matvein Wells.. SITUATION Wanted, as Coactiman; single, ge 28; S drives single or p<:ir; liie abstainer, two years gùod character.—Address M. MirkhAint Binmott UjiII Colue. Lancashire. 927 d8-16 SITUATION.—Wanted as Groom, or groom under S coachman; ride and drive well; light weight; age, 23; 1 year 7 months' good Character.—W. Thomas 11, New-street., Portmadoc. Carnarvon. 900d8-21 FOR BALE. HMO BE SOLD or LET~by private treaty R (owing to the death of the late owner) the very valuable Leasehold Farm and Lands known as Oil- fitci-yrhaiftd, situate in the tarish of Llanguicke. in the county of Giamorgnn, and containing 137 acres, 2 roods, 16 perches, or thereabouts, of excellent I Meadow. Pasture, and Arable Land. The Buildings comprise a very superior newlv-ereeted stone and slated Dwelling-house, with 2 parlours, kitchen, back kitchen, dairy and 5 bedroom^; a newly-erected out- house (with loft over) capable of stabling 6 horses, and with space for £ 4 cows a capacious bai n and cart-house, &c., and an excellent hay rack, capable of holding SO tons of hay, The property is within a mile of the thriving district of Ystalyfera, where large iion. tin-plate, and coal indusiriesare successiutiycaniedon. Ystalyfera is situate oniy 12 miles from the large and important town of Swansea, withwhichit is connected by one of the main branches of tha Midland Railway Company. This sale oSers a splendid opportunity to dairymen, inasmuch as all the dairy produce which can be produc<xion this farm can very easily ho dis»- posed of in the immediate neighbourhood at a very small cost in labour, &e. The property i* held under a lease for an unexpired term of 46 years. Possession can be given at Michael- masnext. The stock, crops, etc., at present on the farm, may be taken by the purchaserata valuation. Otfersfor the above are to te sent on or before the 24th day of AUGUST, 1895; to FRED. NELSON POWELL, 3441] Solicitor. Llanellv. FOR Bale, Pony, Trap, and Harness.—Apply 23, Rodney-street, Swansea. 912d 8-20 OR Disposal, a Quantity ot" Waste, Brown Paper, &c.— Apply, the Manager. "Daily Post," 211, High-street, Swansea. n & FOR~SAL.E7 a number of books, chiefly historical, rA essays aud novels.—Apply "Juuius." "Daily Post," High-street, Swansea. 26011 FOR Sale, Steam Engine and Boiler on same base, 4J>in. cylinder, with pump, governors, cocks, valves, gauges complete, "Tangie's"; etlual to new.- Trow, 55, Oxford-street, Swansea. 988d8-20 Uli Sale, Dining-room Suite in oak, covered with leather; 5ft. Dining-room Sideboard, with cupboard and overmantel, with bevel-plate glass, very handsome: Singer Sewing Machiae, nearly new price £ 3.—1, Terraee-road, Mount Pleasant. [4008-23 TO be Sold, a Bargain, a Freehold Residence with extensive Sea Views.—Appiy John M. Leeder anti Son, Auctioneers, Swansea. 3473 AKING Confectionery Business for Sale, doing 25 to 30 sacks per week; good confectionety trade ill health cause of leaving.—Apply Bates, Brickkilm- street. Wolverhampton. 2ue<l ATS.—Thirteen Preah-emptied Vats for Sale, hold- V ing from 12 to 30 barrels Apply to Phillips and Sons, Bitewers, Newport, M oa, 957d8-19 TVTBAR Tyndale's Monument, Ncrfch Nibley, Xl Gloucestershire.—For Sale. Freehold Detached Cottages, Dieseantly eituated.- Appty Wetih, Nibky House, Cathedral-road, C'aidilt. 924d8-16 7 RANlT Irish Terrier Bitch by Merlin Hill, VX Champion Dreaden Hill; cheap, 20s.; approval; given up the fancy.—MelUn, Pottery-place, IlaneUy. 959d8-19 QUANTITY First-Class Cider for Sale, put on rail in buyer's casks; bankers' reference or cash with order.—Apply Geo. Read. South Oadbury, Bath, Somerset. 925d8-^l COLLIERY-PLANT for Sale. complete; 26in. hori- C zontal engine. 5ft. stroke, equal to new, suitable for brickyard; will sell any part- John Clarke, Hill-street, Upper Gonial, Dudley. {y$dQ&-H P^ OWEUFUL^Oart Mare, 7 years' old, sUunch worker and svund, £ 1^ also Horse P^nyt 13 bands, thick set amd quiet, good worker and sound E7; trial given, reason of sale, gmng up business.-33, Llanarth, Newport Mon. 952c-17 F- RliBHOLD Farm (superior), 20, Miles London excellent residence; farm buildings; several cottages 250 acres fair portion meadow great bargain for immediate sale.- Stamped envelope. ya.t.t.brton." Palace-road, Tuise Hill Park, S.W^ 16e8-22 HOUSE toTbe^Sold or Let. jast completed, charm ir.flv situated at Lan gland Bay, near the Hotel, containing nine large bedrooms, bath-room (hot and cold water), lavatory, twow.c. a ,dra,ing-mor,-i, break- fast-room, dining-room, large conservatory, electric bells, and every modern improvement; about t of an acre of land attached.—Apply William Lane, ^?*o_ooV" view Crescent, Swansea. TO EE LET. Ii you have a house to Let, or have any Article fov Sale, or if you are in Want of anything aAverti.se in the Sonth Waies Daily Post," stud you will obtain quick and satisfactory results. T' u be Let, House and Shop, So. 3, Heathheld- street.—W. J- Reea, Swansea. 43e8-23 rpo Let, 3. RusselT street.—Apply WHU^ms,Jeweller, X 29, Castle-street, Swansea. O Let.—SUble and Coach-hou^, in Pic^n-lane.— Apply, Usher, Picton-place, Swansea.[997d8-20 ritO Let, Comfortable Rooms, suit one or two Gentle 1 men.—Apply. "Home." Datiy J>°st,^Office, Swansea. 999118-30 ri^O Let, a Commodious and WeH-htted Clut>-room. X Apply 1). Thomas, Red Cow Hotel, Hxgh-^tr«;t, Swansea. O Let, 187Bryn-road, {* £ View 14 rooms; rent £ o0.-Ap*ly Ower. a4. High-street. Swansea. rno Let, two or three Unfurnished Roerns; terms X 4/- or 5/- weekly, near the h^spiteL—Address Comfort," offifc of this payer. rrTd Let. Nos T n t 8, Lynn-street, Cwmbwrla, con- X tainingsix r. o:us each.—Apply Oeneral Aeeney Co., 8. Waterloo-sti KCt, Swansea. O Let.—Two Commodious Bedrooms, Sitting and Dining-room. — Apply, Mr. levies. Post Office, Llanrhidian, Qower. wjag-iI 1"0 be-Let. iÏõuse and Shop, 6, Waterloo-street T thoroughly Repaired and Decorated.—Apply, VV. J. Rees, the Laurels, S wansea. Z2f_——. rpo be Let, large, brici'-ouilt Fitting Shop, 68ft. by X 57ft, at Landore, Swansea.—Apply Leeder and Son, auctioneers, Swansea. 3472 mo Let, Two Five-roomed Houses in Flet^street; X also Houses in Rhyddings-ter'^ce, near GOTSC laile-Apply Lock, Beach-strett, Swansea. :;ld8-16 O LET, Sketty Hall (2 miles trom bwansea), from 25th December, 1895; land if desired.—Applv L. D. Nicholl, 4, Trinity-place, Swansea. 3367 TO Let, three Houses, near Station, Cockett, con taining five rooms each; rent 4/6. — Apply General Agency Co., 8, Waterloo-etreei, Swansea. 28e8-22 TO Let, Double-fronted Lock-up Shop and Back- room; rent 7s, 6d.—Apply Ne. 1, Gladstone Buildings, Alexandra road (opposite the Are^de), Swansea, 936d8-17 rpO Let, House in Maivern-terraee, convenient to X to sands, steam trams, &c.; bathroom complete rent moderate.—Apply Moy Evans, Eastmocr, Brjrci- road, Swansea. 963d8-lS rj^O Let, Villa/ Brynmill-crescent; every conveni- X ence. Also Villa, Gwydr-crescent, Uplands; d.isirable locality.—John Tucker, 5, Brynmill-cres- cent, Swansea. ^0d8-20 TO Let All that Extensive Business Premises known as t he Park Auction Rooms, Park street, Swansea—Further particulars apply to Gik>s Cook, House Furnishing Establishment, Swansea. 962dS O Let, with immediate iiossession, No. 58, Rhon- (1 da-street, containing 8 rooms, with coal cellar, bath-room (hot and cold water), and gas laid on.- Apply next door. or to Gustavus Bros-bwansea. 2805 rjno"LdL7Windsor-villa, a large detached house, on I Langland Hill, Mumbles. Good garden exten- sive views; good water supply- Apply .Williams. The Cliff, Lungland, or 29, Castle-strety, SvninMa.. HOUSE to Let, newly papered. Apply T. Kinley. 6, Bay View,Jit, 'Ihomas. 9ildb-18 |>QRTHCAWL.—To Let/^cta I ottage (Furnished), X fr-jm August 16; ter,t iio,rate; close to sea. and pos: office.—Cox, Lie* -r 2d. ^eo" iAiCJUIKi' —~Firs( clRSi Do""Ue-licensed House to vy Let; situated in one of the best positions in Cardiff; well iitted up bar, smoke, and billiard rooms exceptional opportunity.—Apply Mr. John Weaver, 90, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 9il-d8-0 "VT'ARD and Large Workshop, two storeys, to Let in X St. Helen's-venue.—Apply Watkins, Printer, Rutland-street. Swansea. 941 di-1 -7 OUSE to Lot, No. 46, Carlton-fcerrace; rent £ 24 per annum. — Apply John U. Richards. 31, Fisher-street, Swansea. 942d8-17 "V\7"YB Vallev-Lovely 14 Acre Farm, 7-roorned Tv House, Lots of Buildings, Freehold, only £ 720 if quick.—R. C. Price. Tintern. 979d8-2Q "VTO. 7, Brunswick-place.—To be Let, Good Dwelling- i\ bouse and Garden, with back-entrance.—Apply W. J. Rees. 44d8-lM EDWARDS' I JLJ J_3L k.) THE GREAT SWANSEA DRAPEEY HOUSE, IS NOTED FOR GIVING EXCEPTIONAL VALUE THROUGHOUT ALL DEPARTMENTS. ETiWf X TlTkO 94, 05, 90. OXFORD STREET, 0urnr*hah If W A H l)S 15- l«- ,T- 1«. WATERLOO STREET. SWflflSGd. 1/ 11 j, 2. 4. 5 PARK STREET. u APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS.—Mow is the time of the yearN when people are looking out for Apartments, and now, therefore, is the time to advertise your Rooms to Let in the "Daily Post. n (rpo Let, Sitting and Bedroom, or Bedroom ak n? 1 would suit one or two young men.—Apply 12, Westj^ury-terrace, Swansea. 96Jd8-19 WANTED, at onee, by young nldrried-couple, rf Three Unfurnished Rooms. — Apply XL. "Daily Post" Oflice, High-street,. Swansea. 912d8-15 B~fS HOPSTON] Go wer. — Large, well-furnisbed Sitting and Bedroom to Let; healthily and pleasantly situated on common.—Address Mrs. Has- well Griffiths. OME offered to One or Two Girls desirous of H attending any of the Swansea Educational listablithm) nts close to seasboie; every comfort, highest references, and very reasonable terms Address Mina, South Waies Daily Post, Swansea. 216n UNFUKNISApartments. Suitable for Married Couple, may be obtained at 12, Rhoudda-stree;, Mount Pleasant, Swansea; terms moderate.[9bbdb-^j U Couple, may be obtained at 12, Rhoudda-stree;, in., rn'), 1 8 Mount Pleasant, Swansea; terms moderate.[9bbdb-^j ODGINGS—Coinfortable Lodgings, with use of hot and cold batli, terms moderate.-App^y No. (, Willow-terrace. Near Albert Hall. Sv^nsea. ^e8- SCHOLASTIC I RNOLlTcOLLEGE, CONSTITUTION A HILL, SWANSEA. NEXT TERM Commences SEPTEMBER I 5th 1895. Preparation ier all Public Examina- tions.— Apply HEADMASTER. 3469 TJWANSEA NAVIGATION SCHOOL, 22 NI2WOXFOKD-STRBKT, SWANSKA' Bsta^- lished Messrs. HARRIS (Brothers to the late Mr. David Harris). First-class Certitscated Teachers.—Candidates SuccKSSFUixy prepared for A1.1 LOCAL MARINE BOARD EXAMINATIONS iileyen recent suwesses, inciudingtliree Masters aud fave 1' irst Mates majority oil first trial. Bead's Deviascope. LESSONS given in PITMAN'S Shorthand, Arithmetic, Civil Service, Bookeeping, and Steam. buccess guaranteed. 2>392 W WANBJ'-A MARINE ACADEMY, O 9. MANSl-.L-ST., SWANSEA (l^TAB. I&85). Principal, Capt. W. L. DIXON (Certificated). Sea- men and Officers carefully and successfully prepared (for all Grades of Certificates; for the Loca* Marine Board Examinations in Navigation, Seamanship, and the "Rule ot the Itoad," etc. Capt. Beait's latest Compass Deviascope at tins Academy. Recent successes. Terms on application. 2976 "\TOTICE.—Unprecedented Success at Captain W.L. Dixon's Nautical Academy of Navigation and Seamanship, 9, Mansel-street, Swansea. At the Cardiff Examination, just held, Mr. T. It. Davies, ,t. Willows-terrace, passed as Second Mate, ana Mr. A.^lt. Reynolds, 4. Garden-street, passed as Master, w itn First-class Honours in Compass Deviation, iiotn passed on their Fint Bxaioinalion, Mr. Reynolds received one lesson only upon compass deviation, illustrated with Captain lieall's latest deviascope; and six days' general instruction only, thus breaking all records in the United Kingdom for fast and accurate preparation and tor the past three months aota single failure has occurred from this Academy, which reflects the highest credit to its instructor for the excellent tuition he has given his pupils. 96od8-19 "DUCATION (Girls).-18 guineas yearly, for board, fj laundress, English, French, music, singing,and dancing; cow kept; no extras; Frencli governess; gymnasium, tennis; references; prospectus, view of large house and grounds; stations on M.H. and G. W.R.-Madame, 4, College-court, G louce-ster. 91 934d9-21 TT^REE Ed ucation offered four little girls, over five X years; small payment for board; seaside.—" M., Bellevjie. The Green. Jblanstephaa, Carmarthenshire. 14e8-22 U NIVERSITY School, Southport.—A most success- U ful Beardiug School for Boys.- T. Isherwood, M.A., L-L.D., Principal 88<d3-lf IT MAN'S Shortliand taught by a certificated P teacher and verbatim repcrter; learners, cor- responding, and reporting styles; private or class tuitien, on easy terms.—J. Crawshaw, S. Bay View- terrace, oft Gorse-lane. 503n WANTKD immediately, Young Lady for Morning Tuitien, £ 16; Three Young Ladies for Fancy and Drapery, also Apprentices; Two Young Men for Drapery; Gentleman's Housekeeper; Manageress; Three Waitresses; Cook, £ 20; Six Housemaids; and several Generals.-Apply, The General Advertiser, 160, Gorse-lane. S-wassen. ee5-oO USiCAL*Scholarships,—Two Scholarships for M Sons of Gentlemen, possessing good voices and some knowledge of music, will shortly be competed for in connection with Blairlodge School, Polmont. N.B. VAlue nbout JE80 per annum each.—Apply, not later than. August 31, 1895, with references, stating age,experience, Ac., to T. Westiake-Morgan, Cathedral Organist^Magorj^Jerthjyalea^isi HOTELS, DINING-ROOMS. ESPLANADE HOTRL, PORTHCAWL,—hiclnsiv E Terms from 7s. Ed. per day. Good winter climate Perfect drainage. Golf. 289 KRSEY.—Private Board and Residence; close to sea and baths; cheerful society; summerterms, de2 2s. per week; winter terms. from El 5s,- Maison, Victor Hugo," St. Heliers. 15e8-22 LYNMOUTH, NORTH DlUVOtT LYN VALLEY PRIVATE HOTEL AND BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. Built specially to meet the requirements of the times Containing 60 rooms. Lighted with Klectric Light. All Modern Improvements. Boarding Terms 30s. to 36s. per Week; 12s, 6d from Saturday to Monday, including Table d Uote Satur- day, three meals Sunday, breakfast Monday, with bed etlivery accommodation for day parties Write for Triff and Photo— f248 WIlililAM BE VAN and CO.. Proprietors MONEY. WAXJJV.CE AND CO., 98, Queen-street, Cardiff (Lctrance, First Door at Side).—Advance made on Note of Hand or other Security; loans o ;£10 to £ c00; best terms and no delay,—Send stamped ado tested envelope for rej)ly. £ >16 ~m ASli ALVANClvli ly 1, S-fcLlNli, frism £ 6 and upward* m perwinelsecurity, tt,all classes,re jvyaLle tesuit ti t ecnvcnitEce ol borrowers. Di8- unce DC) Apply ). t)^<»>ally <.1 by letter, 9, Gi.'OVli PLACE, Swansea. ON BY Lent on Plate, Watches, Jewellery, &c., J'U. at the rate of 4d. in the £ 1 per month. No I other charges.—11. Bakkkit. 6, Hoatliifeid-street. 206 ESSRS. JAMBS and JAMKS, Gower-street, Swansea, are prepared te undertake mortgages upon sound freehold and leasehold investments. Send aiticulars otreouiremente. 1J2 ONE Y ItJ LKND to Farmers, Tradesmen, and others, in town or country, tt 41 per cent per annum, in sums from 15C to £ i,0CG, upon personai ecurity, icr term of years ;o suit borrowers; money upon mortgage, 3i percent.—Mr. Wood,56, Tasman oaà, Stockweil. S.W, London. no ONBi.—If you Want Money, call or write to J. S., 68, Martin-street, (opposite school), Mor- iston, Strictly private. 5-^7-17-27 SOL. BARNBTT, 11, Dynevor-plaee, Swansea, ad- vances from £ 3 to £ 300 daily to respectable appli- cants 110 inquiry fees 930d2-9/96 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE COITAGK Piano for Sale. Full compass trichord, c &c.. in black case, f rench maker.-Apply to Mr G Vaux. Maitock, or to be seen at Handel House, Yeovil. %Od8-29_ ClilAKLKS KADON, 53. Brunswick street (from liroadwood's and Sons, London). Pianos and Organs from 10/-monthly; tuning, 3/6; recommen lions iro*n Dis. Tmpin aud Gladstone. f649c0-14 MATRIMONY. ATKIMONY.-A wealthy Spinster, past middle age, but of very lo\iug and amiable disposition, feeling lonely. Desires Correspondence with all honourable, sympathetic Gentleman (batcheior or widower), with View to Karly Marriage; strict secrecy expected.—Address Miss Gilbey, 81, Welis- street,Oxford-street. London, W. 907d8- SJJEGIQAL. A MTIFIClALArms, Hands, Legs, Peg-legs, Trusses, A Crutches, Spine Supports, and Leg Irons made on premises.—Apply, direct, Pearce's Manufactory, 14, Station-terrace, opposite T.U.V. Station. Cardiff. [29 LOST AND FOUND LOST, on Saturday, Irish Terrier, leather collar. Anyone letuming the same to Castle Hotel, Swansea, will be rewarded. 995d8-20 LOST, Irish Terrier Dog. Anyone detaining same after this notice will be prosecuted. — j. Mc-Bryde, Castle Hotel, Swansea. 19e8-16 LOST. Black and Tan Terrier, wearing red colls-. Finder returning same to 2, Eichinond-vUtea, Swansea, v. ill be rewarded. .8-23 Swansea. v. ill be rewllrded. '.8-23 OST. on Thursday evening. 15th Llzit., near L Hospital, a Brown Leather J3*, linder will be rewarded on returning same to IP.- Phillip s-piirade, Swansea. 4 'e8-2U 17*0UND, a Fox Terrier V 8 > j' ni,t elaimci in i three days will be sold defray exiMsnses.-ci, ytrand. Swansea. MISCELLANEOUS I T ADIES Nursing should use Raggetts' Nourishing J Stout,as supplied to the Queen; draught o. bottle.—W. F. Bull and Co.. lo, Union-stre«t, |?,8o ÍJotl,le.-W. F. Bull and Co.. 1". Union-stre«t, |?,8o i "RATIONAL Eisteddfod—Largest stock of Polished i.7 Granite Mcnumcnts in Waiesat D. it. Wlliiurni, I beu'ptor. Llanallv. 3083 _I BLOATERS, Kippers. Haddocks, and Ham-cured B Red Herrings.-Small shopkeepers would do well Lv enquire from P. Molyneux, fish salesman and cuver, 120, Higl1-t.reet. ] ^8 MKOli and CO., 15, Heathlield-sti set, Saddlet c snd Harness Makers. All hand sewn ordei l-vnctuajy attended to. LL. ami 'J'. BULL1N, ilealhlield lievt,. Funeral Carriages, Biakes, Kc. Cabs always ready Telegrams, "Btillin.' Telephone, 65 [320 LONUMAN, Cross-street, holds the largest stock of L New and Second-band Harness in Wales, at prices to suit everybody. 718 CCOMBINATION Stamps.—Name. I». (inked;, with j 1'io.v and ink, Is. 6d. Additional Lines, 6d. Post- age, 2d.- Young, 27, Brunsv, iek-street, Swansea. 1135 MAJ'QUEES, Pavilions, Tents, Flags, Poultry and Pigeon Pens for Hire or Sale, Eisteddfodau, Shows. Luncheons, &c.—Jouatnan Jones, Swansea. 81&18-28 SAFES (New and Second-hand) for Sale; bargain; aiso Sin. Horizontal Kngine. Vertical Boilers, Weighing Machines, Tanks.—But, 47a, Strand, Swan sea. 745a8-24 npo Cider Merchants, Farmers, &c.—All kinds of J. Wine and Spirit Cases in stock, at moderate prices.—1J. Carroll, 179, Duke-street. Liverpool. 983d 9-10 ("1 LITTCE Anti-Dipsomanice; cure for drink crave Jt grawl pick-me-up; receipt for 55, Avondaie-j oad, Southport. 33e3-17 CAST-OFF Clothing.—For Sale, a Quantity of Gentleman's Cast-off Clothing.—Apply Clothing, "Daily Oflice, High-street, Swansea. 236n -1 DREW, Tailor and Draper, 5, Christina-street, Swansaa. Gentlemen requiring their own cloth made up should go to, or send for, Drew. Kvery satisfaction guaranteed; all garments made under personal supervision. 9o7d8-19 Kvery satisfaction guaranteed; all garments made under personal supervision. 9d7d8-19 DKLSSMAK1NG.—Miss Coxhead, 1,340, Neath- road, Hafod, Dressmaker, Perfect lit and style guaranteed; charges moderate; mourning orders promptly attended to. S66d8-19 ^ICHK City Dressmaker, 47, Oxford-street.—Walking L Dresses, 6s. 6d.; Home Dresses. 5s. Dressing Gowns, 2s. 6d.; Servants' Dresses, 2s. 6d. Ladies own materials. Perfect tit and best style guaranteed 780d8-26 13HRBNOLOGY, Palmistry, Ac. Your right place p in life. Fees from Is.—Professor Allen, 9, High- street Arcade, Swansea. 981clll-9 rfCOBACCONlSTa Commencing.—IllustratedCruide J. (260 pages;, cd. 'tobacconists'Co., 1S6, Itus-ton- oad, Lt«don. fchoplitters for all trades, listimates free. Bstablrshed 1866. 16 PLANTS.—Brocoli, Dickson's Early Spring, Cauli- flower, Veitchs, Autumn Giant*, 9d. per 100. Strawberry, best varieties. 2s. 6d. per 100.—Chamber-' lain, Sketty. 906d3-21 npEATS, Marquees.—Thomas Ford and Co., Wine and Spirit Mercuants, &c., Pier-street, Swansea. have Tents and Marquees of all sizes. Flags, ShieldR, and other Decorations for Sale or Hire. 872d8-31 4FT. Duchess Stands and Table, in any wood, 4FT. Duchess Stands and Table, in any wood, £ 3 15s.; 3ft. 6iu. Bookcasc, 50s.; Carpets, Oil- cloths, Linoieunio, Hearthrugs. Doormats, &c., equally cheap.-Qiles Cook, O UBSTANT1AL 4ft. Bedroom Suites in Ash »nd Wal- O nut from £ 9. Good strong heavy Dining-room Suites in American Leather, from £ '4 4/ Saddle-bag and Velvet i.o. from £ 8,—Giles Cook. Waterloo- s'reel, Sw;,on.sea. 962d8-19 4I'T. Pede.-tal Office Table, £ 2 15/ 4ft. Superior Do., £ 4 10/ Office Chairs, 8/6; Shop Chairs, 4/6; Dressers and Shelves, with Cupboards, with Glass Doors, £3 7/6, £3 10/—Giles Cook, 23, Waterloo-street. 962d8-19 .A- CCOUCiib.M:ENT. A Married Lady Wishes Situation to Attend on Ladies' Cenüuement6.- Apply A. G., care of South Wales Daily Post," 211, High-street, Swansea-. 993d8-20 HALF-DOZEN Good Perambulators, from 20/ Mangling Machines, 35/ A Large Stock of Overmantels to select from. -Giles Coot, 2.), Waterloo- street, Swansea. 962d819 <2U—Tobacconists (commencing). Write for Hid dW Guide (26U vages), 3d. How to Ope. a Cigar Store irem £ 20 to Co. Itf, Eust<an-road, London. N_B.—Shop fitters nad,show-case madtrrs for allti ades. Betimatesfree. Manager, Myers. Establishtd 1761 Wf REATHS, Crosses, and Floral Designs of all »v Descriptions Made to Order at the Shortest Notice also a Variety of Artificial Wreaths.-A. E Kitley,lilorist, 37, Oxford-street ^opposite National Schools), Swansea. 2751 ARISTOTLE'S WORKS, complete coloured plates; Jl- genuine edition 30 stamps. f cis by Night, or Gay Life in Paris" (illustrated), 30 (tamps, post iroa.— i~. twicer, 27, Ren ah aw street, Liverpool, lisc&b'ished 1M2. Patronise ttie Old Firm 1742 RUPTURE CURED without operation All who wish t« get rid of Rupture and trusses should tend to S. J. SHEitiiA^s. Hernia Specialist, 19, Chancery-lane, Lonuon, and 26, King-street, Man- chester, for his Look,post free 7d. 644, CIDER. — The finest Devonshire, Hereford or American cask or bottle wholesale and retail.— W. F. Bull & Co, 10, Union-street, 3093 Bottled Ale T T and Stout, 2s. 6d. perdoaen pints.—W. F. Bull & Co., 10, Union-street. 3093 MI KLMAK, 154, Western-street, Swansea. Best • Price given for Cast-off Gents', Ladies, 'and Children 's Clothes. Families waited upon by appoint- ment. FEMALES Only.—Nurse Parker's Pills (pink); safe, strong and speedy. Boxes, Is. l^d. and 2s. 3d.— Gamgee, 13, Wind-street, Swansea, and New Dock- road, Llanelly. 893d8-30 rjIRlPOLI Onion Seed (Giant Kocca, Red and White X Italian). Lettuce (Grand Admiral, Lee's Insur- auce, Hardy Hammersmith, Dobbie's Model White Turnip). All at 4d. ounce. carriage paid.—Humphreys and Heighway. Mardol, Shrewsbury. S47d8 22 SAFETY,—Wonderful bargain ever offered. Genu ine pneumatic tyres double, latest tube tyres Humber (latest pattern) long ball lined and ennamelied plated bead aud air crown; nigh-class machine, brake and guards; taken for debt, new, not soiled; pump .aid lamp complete, approval with pleasnre to any address cash wanted; 11c exchange. Price,£6 18s.6d Apply to B. Horaett, Kildaie, Regent-street, Weston- u per-Mare. 780b • r|lHE Perfection Medicine.X A.. Esssry, X Esq., J.P., Cefn Bryn, Gower, thusde-^cribes Be van's specific for Neuralgia, Tic, Face-ache, and Tooth-ache, asppeec*iL>fdby the late Di .TomWilliams (of Wind-ttre«t, S""II,f,ea.) 1', er.ued only oy W. George, M.R.P.S., Market Drug Stores, 10, Oxford- street. 2015 \\T Aj'NING to TvpewritingClerks.—A new disease VV i« developed by the oid-fashioned blind or ribbon Typewriters. The lifting carriage and con- tinued alteratien of the focus of the eye and stooping to peep under the carriage to "verify" and the mental strain involved is most disastrous. The only remedy is to substitute the "Williams" machine, which has perfectly visible writing in full sight; no dirty ribbons; and two hours' work more a day can be done with the •" Williams than with any other with less fatigue, in fact with pleasure and benefit. Ido. G. C. Wade will at any time be prepared to exhibit a Williams" and demonstrate this toO callers at 3, Mount-street. Swansea. 164dS-19 ahe mo3t MIRACULOUS MBDI- A lil'liiSOi -N tj QJNE ever discovered, tor all irregularities of the female system, and 1 removes all obstruction. This WONDER r n11, FUL remedy has worked miracles. 1/A D1 THOUSANDS have been relieved by use, as testified by the numerous UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS. Suimped addressed envelope for price list, and copies of testimonials, which are guaranteed genuine, under a penalty of £ 1,000, open 0 inspection and investigation. The only effectual emedy on earth. Try and judge for yourselves. 1 -n A cm ATT 4, IJANGDALE, Est. nearly A. 1) ASM AIL, WALTHAMSTOW. 50 years ACKENZIE'S FEMALE REMEDY.—0»e bottle guaranteed to remove the most obstinate obstructions and irreguCa^itiesin 12 hours. Harmless. Nothing can resist it. Failure impossible. Send stamped envelope for particulars, testimonials, and advice. Ours is the most powerful and strongest Remedy sold, and in no Eingle case bas it ever failed— even ill the most long-standing intricateand lingering eases. Post free under cover, with written guarantee of cure os. (five shiJ1ings;Mrs. Mackenzie, Trafford House, 83, Dawes-road, Fulham, London. Mention Paper, 2SS2 WILLIAM ■' (poNT A H DAW ii) "W ORM | OZENGES. For over'"nirty years this highly valuable remedy! has met v ith the greatest success. The effect upon Weak Uelisate Children (often given as incurable) is like '.oagic. Getting rid of this tormenting pest by t»kiug these Lozenges, the thin, pale-faced, inanimate child becomes strong, healthy and lively; the pride nstead of the anxiety ot hisguardiaus, Sold at h. lid., aud 2s. 9d, per box, by most chemist«, or for 14 or 34 stamps from J. Davies, chemist, 30, High-street. Swansea. A list of testi- monials, svmploms, < £ c., on appliciition. "Sir,—I have lor some time used your Authe- mmtJU or Worm Lozenges in my family, and find them a very speedy and ei'icacicus cure for aaceanido snd their agreeable and convenient form is a gr^t recommendation forchildran. W. HUTCHIKSON Vicar 1 Howden. MISCELLANEOUS "\T"ATIONAL Eisteddfod—Largest stock of Polished i* Granite Monuments in Wales at D. R. Williams, Sculptor, Uanelty. 3083 ftpO Dealers, &c.—Nottingham Lace and Hosiery; X job lots 10s. bundles.-Deavilie and Co., Manu- facturers, 29, Houndsgivte, Nottingham. 839d8-l8 PILSENER Lager Beer; St. Pauli Breweries* P Breinf-n. The fin tot German beer brewed Sola agents.— W. ,F. Bull & Co.. 10. Union-street, Swansea. • 3093 IT^OR Dress Rings, Engagement Rings, and Wed- ding Rings, go to L. Baer, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 42, Castle-street, Swansea, next to Post Office. 2506 j/'ARTHENWARK and China.—Seconds, £2 crates; li be.-t. £ 3; or will send 15 dozen seconds articles for- 17/6; write for lists.-Webb and Co., Railway- passage, Longton, Staffordshire. 21e2-16 HEIGHT Increased three inches without detection by Pinet's Elevators (Datented.) Can be worn in any boot 01 shoe.—S. iV. Pinet, t>6, lierners-otreet, Oxford-street, Loudon. Pamphlet and testimonials one stamp. 2796 O /*will buy fbe finest Spectacles cr Folders inthe &j V world. No better lenses can possibly be made. Sole agent for Swansea and District for the Automatic (sight-testing Cimpany (Limited), W George, Market Drug Stores. 10. Uxlord-strr-et. 2108 BEAUTIFY Your Homes with the new Virginian Creeper. Self-climbing, turns lovely colours and shades in the aut umn. Fine plants, 9d. each. -Kitley, 37, Oxford-street, Swansea. 840d8-24 JHKES EVANS is now Selling extraordinary • Cheap Lots of Ladies' and Gents' Umbrellas, tip-top value.—218, High-street, Swansea 'J40d8-17 BUILDERS Supplied with Paper-hangings, Ac., at Wholesale Prices. — Pugsley and SOD, Glass Warehouse, 24, Waterloo-street, Swansea. 939d9-7 SUDDEN Dcsatti to Quakery.—Consult Prof. Deakin s the Old-established Herbalist; advice Free herbal treatment.—14, Alexandra road, Swansea. 946d8-17 nnAPE Worms Expelled in Two Hours! Price Is. 6d. X through pott Is. 8d. not to betaken by feamale« pregnant,—Proifessor Dcakiu, Alexand>-a-ro"ad, S\\an sea. 947dS-17 BARGAINS in New and Second-hand Furniture at Giles Cook's Furnishing Warehouse, 23, Water- loo-street, Swansea. 962d8-19 SOFAS, 27/6; Couches from 17/6. Splendid Consig-ii SOFAS, 27/6; Couches from 17/6. Splendid Consign ment of Mahogany Chests of Drawers.—Giles Cook, 23, Waterloo-street. 962d&-19 CALL and inspect our Large Stock of Brass and Iron Beds tends, to be cleared at a Great Reduction.— Giles Cook, 23, Waterloo-street. 962d3-19 FULL SIZE Brass-rail Bedsiead, Pair. Straw Paillasses, Flock Bed, Bolster and Pillows, cash price 353. -Gilea Cook, 23, Waterloo-street. 9o2d8-19 QUININE B11TERS, SECOND TO NONK, of all Grocers, 24 dotes, Is. 300 per cent, saved. Post free, Is. Id.; Six, 5s. 6d.—GA>IJK £ Swansea; Llanelly, New Dock-road. 205 IEEDS I Seeds!! Seeds! —Onion, Lettuce, S Cabbage, &e.. all kinds for present sowing, at lowest prices.-KitJey, Seedsman and Florist, Oxford- etreet, Swansea. 12e8-21 MAXitlM() > Y.-A Correct Photo of your Future Husband or Wife, with position, etc.. 13stamps and stamp-di -ectcd envelope.—Send age and sex to Miss Herliert, High-street, Whitstable. Kent. 10e8-21 CHAPMAN'S Agency for Governesses, House keepers. Companions, Book-keepers, Barmaids, Useful Maids, Hvtel Servants; Waiters, Boots, GroOms, lh;è.e':lL"s, Porters.-Address 56, White- ladies-road, Bristol. 5e6-21 HHHE Billet Rifle will kill 100 Birdsorltabbit3 atcost JL of Is. 6d. with the celebrated Nolselest Cart- ridges, price 9s.; Pocket Rifles, 9s. 6d.; Walking-stick Guns, 15s.; Noiseless Cartridges, Is. 6d. per 100. Guns, Rifles, Nets, Traps, Decoys, Fishing and Sporting Requisites. Lists Id., carriage paid. —John Eggleston, Naturalist, Sunderland. 6e8-17 IVT OTICE.—We beg to announce the Opening of a -Ll General Advertising Office where Houses to Let, Apartments, Lodgings, Miscellaneous Situations, Ac., may be advertised. Thousands of Handbills will be Distributed Weekly in Swansea and Neighbouring Towns, containing all classes of Advertisements as above.—Please Note Address: The General Advertiser, 160, Gorse-lane, Swansea, 9e8-3l WANTED, everv Householder and Users of Coal to try Sample of the Invincible Coal Saver COALINE. The attention of Steamship Pro- prietors and large Consumers of Coal generally is repectfully invited to this valuable production for the saving of coal, preservation of firebars, and abatement of smoke. Numerous local testimonials. Householders are guaranteed a saving of over six cwts. in very ton of coal treated with our patent "Coa.liJle," which is a !uel saver a.ad not a fuel. -May be obtained from the local agent Charles Cooper, 1. Upper Fleet-street., Swansea; or whole-sate from the sole manufacturers, Coaline Co.. Cardiff. 17el0-10 LADIES' BEST FRIEND. MARRIED or SINGLE LADIES should send st once for LADIES' HANDY ILLUSTRATED GUIDE, post free, sealed, two stamps invalu- able information of never failing remedies for all Irregularities and Obstructions, obstinate or long- standing. — Madame D. W. LILLY, Colston-street, Bristol. 377d8-28 SPECIAL TO YOUNG MEN. y Just Published, for Two Stamps V S\ A TRKATISK ENTITLED J\ "HOW TO ENSURE HEALTH." Amost Valuable Book for Young Men. On the LAWS GOVBRHIKO LIFJI; and the CAUSE SYMPTOMS, and THEATMJENT of all diseases depending on Nervous Debi.Vty, Mental and Physical Depression Palpitation of the Heart, Noiw.s in the Head and Ears, lmpai red .Sightand Memory, Indigestion, Prostration, lassitude, Ac. Sent post free on receipt of Two Stamps, Address Messrs. BARNES & Co. 48, lonsdale-scluam. Barmburv, London. N. II B f"B% by SANFOED'S RAT POISON II | 11 w hich is said by Farmers and |9 a r B | others to be the best ever intro- I In IBSKB Iff duced, as they find the rats dead. Hundreds of testimonials from Farmers and others. Also Poison for Killing Mole? a new discovery, answers well. Land infested with these pests can be speedily clrared by using SANFORD'S MOLE POISON. Price of either of above. Is. 2d., Is. 6d,, 2s. 6d., &.I., Post free, of SANFORD and SON, Sandy, Beds. Sold by Chemist's. 158 XT ATIONAL ACCIDENT"INSURANCE ±N COMPANY. LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 22, ST. MARY STRENT, CARDIFF DLRKCTOHS: JOHN GUi!»N. CHAIRMAN. W. H. MATHIAS. Sik J. J. Jl NKINS. WILLIAM HILEY. ROBERT FORREST. Cor„ CHAS LYNE. W. SOUTHWELL JONES Capital £ 250,000 Fully Subscribed £ 100,000 Transacts, in addition to Accident Insurance and Employers'Liability Insurance. FIDELITY GUARANTEES and BURGLARY INSURANCE At Moderate Premiums, Applicatio from Agents especially of Fire and Li f MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. 'WJ ANTED to Buy a Light Dog-cart (second-hand), M to suit pony 13 to 14 hands.—Apply S. Postrofiice, Windsor road, Neath. 97KdM9 X/5TANTED, Six-roomed House (with lathroom 11 prefeired), centrally situated, rent moderate. Letters to 1, Nemos," Daily Post," Swansea. 38823e_ "VTJ"ANTED, Dy respectable Married Couple, the m Care, or to Adopt a Baby; no children; highest references.-Apply, stating terms, M. E.. Daily Post," Swansea. ° 964dS-19 OLD Bi ass and Copper Wanted. Any kind, especi- ally Ship Sheathing, Nails, Spikes, Bolts, Cast- ings, Tubes.—Note address, Walter Davies, Birming- ham. 667d8-16 MARRIED Couple, having no family, would adopt strong healthy child; nice home; small Pre- mium.—"N," care of Newsagent, &c., Mackintosh- place, Iioath, Cardiff. 901dS-21 \r ANTED, Home and Shop, 20 to 30 feet frontage, T T High-street, Castle-Street, or Oxford-street.— E. It., Dailv P,)st.' Swansea. 986d8-20 -1 tTt rANTED. Copies of eacil ofthe following issues of V* the Daily Post in 1894 July 2, 4,7, 10, 16. 19, 20,25, 26,27, August 1, September 22. November o, 14, 27. 29, December 1, 26, 31.-Apply the Manager, "Daily Post," 211, High-street, ::)wal1.8ea. 11 FT FREE! FREE! Post Free toanv Address. SAFETIES SAFETIES! SAFETIES ^K-II Important lo Agents Dealers, and others. Whole SALE List containing 1,000 (One Thousand) MAELJ4;C^ new and second-hand, sent Post Free to any Address; 50 per cent, cheaper than other makers or acents. "Why pay tnore I or fancy prices ? Single Machine at Whole- sale Price, Wi ileat onee for the largest and I most complete List in the Cycle Trade Sterling value and no large profits.™W, K W AFTBIT,»\v. Cycle Works, lie^ent-street VF estoa-aiicer-5A IU P- 2767 SALES BY AUCTION. COUNTY BOROUGH OF SWANSEA. Sale of a Valuable Free Leasehold Public-house and Premises with immediate possession. MESSRS. JAMES and JAMES are favoured with instructions from the Mort- gagees to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, High-street, Swansea, on MONDAY, August 19th, 1895 (subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall Hotel, High-street, Swansea, on MONDAY, August 19th, 1895 (subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall the. and there be produced), all that Lea-ehold Free Double-licensed Public-house and Premises, known as the STOGUMBER HOTEL, G oat-street,Swansea, With immediate possession of the same, now or lately in the occupation of Mr. David Jones, under an underlease for a term of 42 years, less the last four days thereof, trom December 25th, 1879, at a rental of £ 70 per annum for the first 21 years, aud £ 75 per £ 70 per annum for the first 21 years, per annum for the remainder of the term. The house is do ible-fronted, and contains in the )' Basement a good celhu; on the Ground Floor a splen- didly-litted bar, 2 good smoke rooms, kitchen and back ditto, and a good back yaid; oull), First anJ Seeoad Floors, large sitting-room, and 4 good bed.'ocins. [ The house enjoys the reputation of beiuj £ an exeel- lent house for trade, and the goodwill, fittings, fix- tures, etc.. are fo be included with it in this sale. The premises comprised in these particulars are to be identical with those now or lately inthe occupation of Mr. T. David Jones. Sale to commeoee promptly at p.m. For permission to view the propei ty, for inspection of a copy of the underlease, and for any further par ticulars, apply to Messrs. AKRON THOMAS Co. solicitors, 18, Yot-k-street. Swansea, or of the Auc tioneers, at their Offices, Arcade Chambers, Goat. street. Swansea. 3449 5, DE-LA-BECHE-STREET, SWANSEA. Sale of Valuable Well-preserved and Nearly New Household Furniture and Effects. MESSRS. JAMES and JAMES have been favoured with instructions to SELL bv PUBLIC AUCTION at the above address, on TUES- DAY, August 20, 1895, the folioAing exceptionally attractive HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, comprising DRAWINO-KOOM.—Handsome Brussels carpet, large skin rug, wool do., handsome carved walnut drawing- room suite in figured green rep, consisting of couch, 2 tub chairs and 2 small do.. 2 small bentwood chairs, walnut coal vase, walnut octagon tabk, walnut over- mantel with bevelled pla; very handsome carved .valnut cabinet with giass china cupboards and bevelled silvered plates; brass fender, set of fire rasses, rosewood card bentwood rocking chair, '.itnboo fancy round table, tripod bamboo flower stand, wicker easy chair, 2 foot stools, vases, pictures anti- macassars, <Ste. DIJIIHO ROOM-— Carved walnut cheffoniere, walnut telescope dining table, table cover, handsome walnut suite, consisting of couch, 2 easy chairs, and 6 small telescope dining table, table cover, handsome walnut suite, consisting of couch, 2 easy chairs, and 6 small do.; 2 bracket mirrors with bevelled plates, fender, set of fire irons, overmantel, orn .ments, pictures, Singer's sewing machine in good order, 2 caived oak hall chairs, &c. BKDHOOM No. 1—Brussels carpet, hearthrug, fonder massive ornamental solid brass bedstead, copper, spring mattress, hair do., wool, do., exceptionally handsomeand beautifully carved satin walnut bedroom suite, consisting of large wardrobe with plate glass door, marble top, tile and glass back double wasnstaad, kneehole dressing table with swing glass, towel horse, pt destal and 3 chairs; Indian matting, night.commode chair. pictures, ornaments, &c. BEDKOOMNO. 2—Brussels carpet, handsome satin wood drawer, dressing table, and glass, do., vvashstand with marble top to match, 2 cane seated chairs, satin wood chest of drawers with bras-: mounts, sw ing glass brans rail bedstead, pair of palliasses, Ac. BKDKOOM No. 3.—Brussels carpet, brass rail bed- I stead and palliasse, chest of drawers, 2 cane chairs, very handsome satin-wood combination washstanJ and dressing table with marble top, washstand, dmwer drcssmg table and swing glass complete; I stair carpet, Ac., &c. KITCHEN.—Deal kitchen table. kitchen chairs, splendid mangle and washing machine combined (nearly new), together with the usual kitchen utensils. Goodson view Monday, August 19th. from 11 a.m. till 5 p.m. Sale to commence promptly at 11 o'clock a,m- Terms cash. Auctioneers' Offices Arcade Chambers, Goat-street. Swansea. JAMES AND JAMES Auctioneers, Valuers, House, Estate, and Insurance Agents, GOAT-STREET, SWANSEA, and at 11. BOND-COURT, LONDO Personal and prompt at)ention given to all matters ent rusted to Uiein. PITMAN'S SHORTHAND ACADEMY MR. INGLIS, the successful competitor against all comers, has at length decided to OPEN an ACADEMY He is assisted by competent teachers, and ladies and gentlemen may safely entrust themselves to his care. 4, CRADOCK-STREET. S474 FLAMERON A R M S HOTEL ) SWANSEA. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. COMMERCIAL, COFFEE, AND SMOKE HOOMë, BANQUETING HALL, BILLIARDS. MODERATE CHARGES. For particulars and tariff apply to the Manageress. 3330 THE WEST END LIBRARY For NOVELTIES in LEATHER, CABINET AND FANCY GOODS, ART NEEDLEWORK, and Materials for sume, we hold a splendid Up-to-date Stock at extremely MODERATE PIUCJSS* THE WEST END LIBRARY 14, WALTER-ROAD, SWANSEA. BOOKS! BOOKS M GO TO I ^OGRE'S QREAT BOOK ART I 11, ALEXANDRA ARCADE, FOR BOOK BARGAINS SUTTON'S Marble, Stone, Granite, and Slate Works, ST. HELENSROAD, SWANSEA Manufacturers of MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES TOMBS. &c. Designs and Prices on Application. u a v iliTs 7" UNDERTAKER, AND COMPLn.ru FUNLKAL i'UUNISHER, ADULTS' FUNERALS. I 1st Class, with Best Glass-side Hearse, Two Best Coaches and Pairs to Match, Stout HIm Shell, full- lined, and Satin-trimmed Robe. Krench Polished outside Oak Colin, with Best Bras; Furniture, Elaborate Breast Plate (engraved), Bearers, and Self- attendance £ U 11 0 Ditto, as above, without Shell and Bearers 8 d 0 Ditto FrenchPolishedElm Cofiin and Brass Furniture, Full-lined and Robe, Glass-side Shellibier, and Fiy„. 5 0 0i Ditto Elm Polished Collin, with Electro- | trass Furniture, Shellibier, and Fly 4 0 0] 2nd Class. „ Do. Do o 5 0i No Extra Charge for Use of Palls, Ac. j Cnly Practical Workmen Employed. j f, PRINCE OF WALES-ROAD, (OPPOSITE EMPIRE), SWANSEA. 12894, I WILLIAM COPUS. II ST. HELEN'S STEAM MARBLE A -711, j MONUMENTAL WORKS, t ppotHe Hopital) ST. HELEN S-ROAD, SWANSEA Monuments and Iletuts' Inscriptions 1 n Imperishable '-Letters; Emuneiled. Slate I and Marble Chimney Fiecea. PUBLIC NOTICES. I REGISTER, REGISTER. REGISTER. ALL UNIONISTS are urged to see that their NAMES are entered on the LIST of ELECTORS for SWANSEA TOWN. On August 1st the Overseers publish their Lists of all persons whom they consider Are Entitled to Vote. The Lists are posted on the doors af Churches, Chapels, and Public Buildings, and should be examined by all residents, who should see that their names are inserted, together with their correct qualifications. Any omissions or dis- crepancies should at once be reported to the undersigned, who will do all that is neces- sary to secure votes for those entitled free of charge. Unionist Householders, Lodgers, Care- takers of Houses, Occupiers of Offices, Shops, Warehouses, and Yards attend personally to this matter and obtain the votes you are entitled to. The New Lists may also be inspected at the Salisbury Club upon application to the undersigned. H. J. MORRIS, SECRETARY SWANSEA TOWN CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION 3436 RHONDDA AND SWANSEA BAY 1-f RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TWENTY- SIXfH HALF-YEARLY ORDINARY GENERAL MEtTlSG of the PROPRIETORS of the It HON DDA and SWANSEA BAY 11AILWAY COMPANY will be held at the MACKWORTH HOTEL, SWANSEA, on SATURDAY, the 31st August, 18So, at Half-past Twelve O'Clock in the Afternoon, for the General Purposes of the Undertaking. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FUKTHER GIVEN, that after the ordinary business of the said Meeting is concluded such meeting witl be made Special or Extraordinary for the purposes of considering the expediency of creating and. issuing and, if it should be considered expedient, to sanction the creation and issue of the capital authorised by the Ithondda and Swansea Bay Railway Act, 1895, and the exercise of the borrowing powtlrs conferred upontheCompany by the said Act. The TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED from the 19th AUGUM to the 31st AUGUST, both days inclu- sive. JOHN .T. JENKINS, Chairman. H. S. LUDLOW, Secretary. Swansea, 10th August, 1895. 3470 XIJ ALTER ROAD CONG RELATIONAL Vl CHURCH. TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, AUGUST IS. REV. JOHN JAMES, Stapleton-road Church, Bristol, Services 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. All strangers and visitors are cordially invitad. and will be we!c«raea. [227 T 0 VISITORS AND STRANGERS. REV. OSCAR T. SNELLING WILL (D.V.) PREACH AT THE ALBERT HALL ON SUNDAY NEXT, At 11 a-m. and 6,30 p.m. ASTLE HOTEL, SWANSEA, i IS NOW OPEN AS A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL. REPLENISH r„D AND RENOVATED THROUGHOUT. (Commercial Rooms, Coffee ilooms. Smok.ng Rooms, Bedrooms and Ballrooms, ail Furnished with every Comfort.) CASTLE HOTiiL, SWANSEA. 4928 JAMES McBRYDE, Proprietor. VR OTICE.—I hereby Give Notice that I will NOT BK _L 1 RESPONSIBLE for any DEBT or DKBTS contracted by my Wffi (Florance Kate Sims) after this date. (Signed) GEO. SIMS, Walter's-road, Llansarniet, August 15, 1895. 3e85-l& EXCURSIONS. riREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. I u CHEAP EXCURSIONS will run as under: THURSDAY, AUGUST 22nd a Cheap Excur- sion for READING and LONDON for EIGHT DAYS.will leave ^LLANELLY 11.35 а.m,, if-BV,M.RSea 12.15 r.m., *Landore 12.25. I *Neath 12.45. *Briton Ferry 12.50, and *Port Talbot at 1.0 p.m. I Paawngeni also bookad te Merthyr, Cardiff NewDort. Gloiiecster, Cheltenham, &e., from Garnant at 6.5 a.*)., and from stations •narkad t: and to Chepstow, Gloucester and Cheltenham only from stations marked*. DAY TRIP fo CARDIFF, Newport, Chep- stow, Gloucester, and Cheltenham (Crickat stow, Giouce6ler, and. Cheltenh..ID !Crick6t Week), leaving SWANSEA at 6.25 a.m., I Lunaoro 6.35, Neath 6.50, Briton Ferr? 6.55, Port Talbot 7.5, and Bridgend 7.50 a. ra, DAY TRIPS to CARMARTHEN (United Counties Hunters' Show), from CARDIFF I aud intermediate Stations to FERRYSIDE inclusive, except Ely and St. Fagang. HALF-DAY TtUr to PORTHCAWL, leavine SWANSEA at 2.15 p.m., LANDORE 2.20, NEATH 2.25, BRITON FERRY 2.40, and PORT TALBOT at 2.45 p.m. FRIDAY, August 23. to CARMARTHEN, TENBY. PEMBROKE DOCK, CARDIGAN, OLD and NEW MILFORD, &c., fat 3 Days, leaving Bridgend at 2.20 p.m., Port Talbot 2.45, Briton Ferry 2.50, Nea.th 2.55, Swansea 3.0, and Landore at 3.15 p.m. Also to Llanelly, Llandovery, Llandilo, etc. FRIDAY NIGHT, August 23, to LONDON (Co-operative Festival at the Crystal Palace) for 3 or 6 days, leaving LLANELLY at 11.30 p.m., Gowerton 11.45, SWANSEA dore 12.5 a.m. (Saturday morning), Neath 12.25 p.m., Briton Ferry 12.35, Port Talbot 12.45, Bridgend 1.10, and Llamrisant at 1.30 a. Ill. I MONDAY, August 26th.—CHEAP EX- CURSION TICKETS will be issued to SHREWSBURY. Oswestry, Llangollen, I Wrexham, Chester, Bala, Liverpool Man- chester, Warrington, Rhy), Llandudno, etc., from Llaneliy 7.55 a.m., Gowerton 810, Swansea 8.40, Lsndore 8.45, Neath S.5, and Port Talbot at 9.15 a.m. Passengers will also be booked from tkese Stations and from Llandovery at 8.40. and Llandilo at 9.15 a.m., to Malvern, Worcester, Kidderminster, Wolverhampton, and Bn-1 iningham. TUESDAY, August 27th.—To CARDIFF. NEWPORT. BRISTOL, etc.. for 2 days! leaving LLANELLY 1.5 p.m,. SWANSEA 1.25, Landore 1.35, and to BRISTOL oniy leaTing Neath at 1.55 p.ni., and Port Talbot at 2.10 p.m. For full particulars see bills, [4377 I On TUESDAY, August 27.—CHEAP FIFTEEN DAYS' EXCURSIONS to BRISTOL, BATH, Salisbury, Yeovii, WEY- MOUTH^ or the Chaouel Islands),WESTON- SUPER-MARE, TauntOB, Minebead (for Lynton and Lynmouth), Barnstaple, EXETER, Daw'.isli. Teignmouth. Torquay, Dartmouth, PLYMOUTH, (fee, (the LAST of the SEASON,), will leave LLANELLY L5 p.m., Swansea 1.25, Landore 1.35. Neath 1.55, and Port Talbot at 2.10 p.m. 3476 For Full Particulars see Bills. I A FORTNIGHT in IRELAND on EVERY FRIDAY until Further Notice. CHEAP FXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to 1 WATERFOHD, Clonmel, TiPPEKAKY, LIMERICK, Tralee, Kilkenny, KIL- LARNEY, and other Stations iu the SOUTH of IRELAND, from Swansea at 11.20 p.m. of IRELAND, from Swansea at 11.20 p.m. Bills and Farm-house and Country Lodging List can be obtained at the Stations. For full intoriiintioll as to CHEAP WEEK END BOOKINGS and EXCURSIONS on EARLY CLOSING DAYfc, see Pamphlets. 3268 EVERY MONDAY DURING JULY, AUGUST and SEPTEMBER, Cheap 5, 7, 12, or 14 Days'EXCURSIONS to .JERSEY a.nd GUERNSEY, wili leave LLANELLY 7.15 p.¡)J., SWAN- SEA 7.40, Landore 7.50, Neath 8.5, and Port Talbot at 8.20 p.m. For fall particulars see bills. HY. LAMBERT, General Manager. 3230 THE EMPIRE IIV Meager.OSWALD STOLL. MONDAY, AUGUST 12th* AND DURING THE WEEK, MAKGUERITEFISII AND CHARLES WARREN. In their Original Pantomimic Noveltv, "The Other Side of the Story, and their Greatest London Success, "Røund the Shows. THE CUNNINGHAM SISTERS, Girls of the Period. T. W. JST E W TON, With his Budget of Ventriloquial Novelties. MISS DOT MCCARTHY, Serio-Comic Vocalist and Dancer, THE ORIGINAL H A R L O W S Eccentric Comedians and Tripie-Headed Nondescripts. MISS MEL1NDA MAY, the Crusoe of the Pantomime at the Grand Theatre, Cardiff, last Christinas. T7D A \TT7" 1 T?A\T Tlie Dancing Masterpiece. Also » riAiN A LilAJlN Oood ChK^ter Comiqu.. D. W. WATSON, Cornet Soloist and Post-horn Expert. THE BROTHERS LANG, Whose intrepidity in Break.neck business searea all their rivals, and rhos* general eccentrity is ot a most rib-tickliag type. NEXT WEEK—LUCETTE S HUSBANDS, by the Keene-Reaves, Christmas Sketch Company and thsir Dancing Girls. NEW THEATRE, WIND-STREET, SWANSEA. MONDAY, AUG. 19fch. and duriag the Week, at 8, PROF. E. K. CKOCKXR'S 30 EDUCATED HORSES. Afternoon Performances Thtesdat and SA.TVB.DA-J at 2.30, 3479 IA lr tsh AciENCIES IN A.LLTOWNS- OFFICES AND STORRS- 10, NELSON-STREET, SWANSEA MANAGER G- EO. BELL. jg THS, WITH HOT AND COLD WATER PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING AND ELECTRIC BELLS. JOITTs LEGG, y ELSON STREET, S WA XSEA, SOLE AGENT FOR THE INCANDESCENT GAS BURNER. EXCURSIONS. HPHE FAST AND MAGNIFICENTLY PITTED I PADDLE STEAMER "A L E X A N I) R A" (Under the Command of Captain J. Thomas), having a full HOHlt" Trade Certificate, and the only Steady Boat, in the Bristol Channel, having no list whatever, replete with every accommodation for the cemfort of Passengers, in as veil as line wealiier, will run MARINE EXCURSIONS As under (wind, weather, and other circumstances permitting) from the WEST PIER SUNDAY. August 18, 3 p.m., ROUND SCAR WEATHER LIGHTSHIP. Fare, Is., all part* of shir. MONDAY, August 19, 7 a.m., ILFRACOSIBK and LYNMOUTH. returning from Lynmouth 3.15, Ilfra- combe 4.45 p.m. TUESDAY", August. 20, 7.30 a.m., ILFRACOMBE and CLOVELLY, returning from Clovelly 3.45 p.m., llsracombe 5.45 p.m. WEDNESDAY, August 30, 8.30 a.m.. LUNDY ISLAN D Direct, returning froui Lundy 4 JO p.m. THURSDAY, August 2ii, 8.30 a.m.. "ILKRACOMBK and LUNDY ISLAND, returning from Lunuy 5 p.m., llfracombe 7p.m. FRIDAY", August 23, >.30 a.m., ILFRACOMBE and LYNMOUTH, returning from Lynmouth 4 p.m., llfracombe ti p.m. SATURDAY, August 24, 7 a.m. sharp, to WESTON, returning irom Weston 6 p.m. Refreshments at moderate prices may be obtained onboard. Please; cross the Bridge at'Glo'ster-place for the Alexandra Wharf, West Pier. Season Tickets, £1 Is.; Ladies', 10s. 6d„ may be obtained at the Offices, IE., Goat-street, Swan- sea. 3210 HOCK ETT 8 BRISTOL^ CHANNEL I STEAM P ACRET CO. LTD. Pleasure Sailings of the Splendid Passenger Steam BRIGHTON 1 TO ILFRACOMBE &c. For Fares, etc. and for Part iculars of CHEAP EX- CURSIONS to BARNSTAPLE, BlDEFORI), TOKHINGTON, EXETER. PLYMOUTH, etc., see oilb. SUNDAY, August. I8th, 3.30p.m.,CHANNEL TRIP, MONDAY, August 19th, 7.15 a.m., ILFRACOMBE audCLOVELLY. TUESDAY, August 20th, 8.0 a.m., iLFRACOij.BE and LUNDY ISL.VND, with a Cruise Round the ISLAND. WEDNESDAY, August 21st, 3.15 a.m., ILFRA COMBE and CLOVELLY. THURSDAY, August 22nd, 8.15 a.m. (Good Tem- nlart and Total Abstinence Societies' Annual Exclu- sion ) ILFRACOMBE and LYNMOUTH: 7.30p.m. Grand MOON-LIGHT TinP- Fare, If. FJtl DAY August 23rd, 8.15a.m., ILFRACOMBE ami C SATURDAY, August. 24th, S.15 a.m„ ILFRACOMBE "ud LYNMOUTH; 7.30 p.m., Grand MOON LIGHT TRIP, Fare is. 3099 3099 rr^O Maisters, Timber Merchants. Builders, Iron- i mongers, Hauliers and others. T t>e l^et, with immediate possession, the extensive Storehouses, Malthouses, and Stablirs, with Shipping Stage to the Swansea Canal, and situate adjoining ths Grcui Western Railwav Station at Morristcn.—For further -particulars apply to W. J Kees. The Laurels, Swan- lea. 4ae8-23 COLEMAN'S OR LIEBiG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT AND MALT WINK OVER TWO THOUSAND TESTIMONIALS Have been received from Medical Men, SIX GOLD MEDALS AND ONE SILVER MEDA have heen II. warded. Sold in Bottles. 2s. 9d. and 4s. M.,everywhere. Sole Manufacturers: A2.s.9d. Bottle bellI. Post Free on recc-ipt. of 33 Stamps. 2635 Local Agents-D. L. Evans, chemist, IvalLel. I; road, Swansea Taylor & Co., Limited Isaac Gale, 18, High Street; H. R. Low- ther. Mumbles; J. T. Davies, 13 and 14, j ¡ Walter-read, Swansea. SPECIAL LINES AT WEST GLAMORGAN DRUG STORES JOHN DAVIES' REGISTERED u I., DER THE I I I ly A.LOf4 AL,0I .r,eo TRADE MARKS ACT. QUININE BITTERS. THE FAVOURITE TONIC. For INDIGESTION, FLATULENCE, HEADACHB, TORPID LIVEli, a.nd INACTIVE KIDKEYS highly recommendc-d to all suffering from IMPURE BLOOD, LOSS OF APPETITE DEBILITY, NERVOUS DEPRESSION, AGUE, NEURALGIA, and DIM NESS OF SIGHT. An extraordinary Remedy for SLEEPLESSNESS and OVERWORK. Prepared cnly by JNO. DAVIES, M.P.S., at the Laboratory, .50, High-street, Swansea. See that the Red Dragon is on the Label. None genuine without. is. ljd, aud 2, per bottle. WILLIAMS PONTARDAWE WORM LOZENGES, 9id,, Is. lid. and 2s. fid., of ail Chemists. NO MORE GREY HAIR. THK RICHMOND H A I K E X T R ACT. Patronised by the Medical Profession Refreshing and harmless, free from Grease and DVB, never fails to RESTORE GREY HAIR to its natural colour and beauty without staining the skin. Proprietor: J, DAVIES, Chemist, etc., 30, High- street, Swansea. Is. M. per bottle for Is. 3d. EXTRACT OF HERBS, FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HERB OR BOTANIC BEER. This Preparation is a highly-concentrated Extract of Hops. Yarrow, Dandelion. Horehound, <fcc., and makes a Temperance Beverage, adapted tor any fine of the year. fld. bottles 4¿" CHLO !U> DYNE, Ed. ain'i Is. j.?r bottle. RESTORATIVE FOR THE HA IB. The admirable properties of this (\['(,1< ilJ. immediately checking the Hair from falling off, w oi-ii arising fr(,in or other causes, nud re establish tug its growth, only requires a single trial to prove its efficacy. It is aiso strongly recommended for cleansing and removing dandruff from the roots of the Hair. Is. per bott le. THE MIXTURE FOR DIARRHOEA As recommended by liie Board oi Health. Is. GJ, le for Is,. TOOTH-EASE, THE NEW DISCOVERY FOR TOOTHACHE. 7id. bottle for 6d. 7-:t. SUPERIOR 3d. GINGER BEEU POWDER. J. DAVIES, M.P.S. CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, 3J, UIGH-ST., SWANSEA. GOODS SOLD AT STOKE PRICES. 3233 YST AL YFERA FOOTBALi, CiJjl^.— J. The Secretary, D..TliNKINo, Gurrio«, Y«taly- !era, of the Yttalyfera Fontball Club, lias he OPEN DATES: O.-t ,'ièi' 2Sth, N .vemb-r rnd, January 11th, Vtsbrmuy 1st #ndV2nd. Match7th,2Ut. mid 28th, aua Api il4lu, ait'l would i;i<e to then* tilled up by good ioeal aui» as sm. u <u imcviuie. (30161