The South Wales Daily Post

i TO ADVERTISERS The circulation of the "South Wales "Daily Post" in Swansea, Llane-lly, Neath, Aberavon. and West Wales ger.orally. is guaranteed to be larg-er than that of a. 11 othe: daily newspapers combined. Conse- t eut-utly it is easily the b-2-t Advertising ifedittm.

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BIRTHS, MAEIilAGES AND DKATHS. NOTICES appearing under this head are charged at a minimum rate of Is. 6d. for 20 words, and Id. for each additional word charged at a minimum rate of ls. 6d. for 20 words, and Id. for each additional word and must be prepaid. No notice of this description will be inserted unless authen- ticated by the name and address of the seuder or forwarded through a solicitor or an agent of the "Daily Po6l."

NOTICE—The "South Wales Daily Post" will be delivered direct to subscribers from the Chief Offices, lligh-street, Swansea, at the following preraid rates:— Per Messenger. Per Poit. Three Mora the 3 3 6 6 Six Month3 6 6 13 0 Twelve Mouths 13 0 26 0 Any irregularity in the delivery should he made known immediately at the Head Office. UTPATIONS VACANT Ccusekeepen. X\TANTED, a respectable Working House- keeper; widow preferred..—Apply N. ) Joseph, 8, Pentyla, Abaravun. 716al-28 WANTED, Working Housekeeper, two per- sons. State k,,ge and wages required.— Write W.S., "Daily Post," Swansea. 81-25 WANTED, Working Housekeeper, for work- t' ing man bachelo. age 3S to 4G.-Alply John Jones, Tydraw, Bonymaen, near Swansea. 231c 1-27 "————— r- ..H-— ■■ i lvj Cocks aad JCitchenmaMs. A respectable Person Wanted, for Plain Cooking; live in or out.—Apply Market Restaurant, Oxiord-street, Swansea. 6115nl 25 Restaurant, Oxiord-street, Swansea. 6115nl 25 /^JOOK-GENEiRAL Wanted, at once; must be good cook.—Apply 8, Sketty-road, Up- lands, Swansea. 6135nl-27 X\f ANTED, good Cook Gene re 1, for beginning February.—Apply Mrs. Wilfrid Thomas, St. Austell, Mumbles llSel-25 \\TANTED, a Cook-General, to assist in Bar ■' ;n the evenings.—Apply Mrs. Parker, Windsor Castle, Neath. 10&el-27 "r ASTED. Cook-General, immediately two in family; Housemaid kept.—Mrs. Lewis, Trebanos House, Trebanos, Glamorgan. 38531-29 WAN-TED, February 11th, experienced Cook- General.—Apply Mrs. Dowle Jones, Peny- J'beol House, Sketty, Glamorganshire. 344-31-28 TVT ANTED, Cook-Gene nil; also Housemaid- General; three sept; must have good 7,efe,rencee-Deiit Jones, Oxford-street, Swan. sea. 98el-2o WANTED, February llt'n, experienced Cook- General; two other roaids kept.—Apply Mrs. Dowle-Jones, Penyrheol House, Skatt-y, R.S.O., GIarn. nl-27 e: House seC Parlourmaids. HOUSEMAID Wanted.—Apply 151, King1 Ed- -a. ward^s-road, Swansea. 0081-25 \Xf ANTED, Young House-Parlourmaid.—Apply Pant Gwyn, Sketty. 250el-2T .VITANTED, Young !Ioi,.z,-e-Parlc,,jrj reference required.—Apply l, St. James Gardens, Swansea 125el-2a WANTED, a strong, "clean-Girl, as Ward *» Maid, :or Scarlet Fever Block.—Apply Alation, Fever Hospital, Swansea. 20631-27 -= Nurses. WANTED, immediately, a Jrefined Girl, about 17. as Nurse, for one baby.—Apply first to 7, South-terrace, Neatb. 191-?r -¡o. CeneralSi A good General Wanted.—Apply evenings, Mrs. Gainage, 5, Westbury-street, Swan- 89el-25 "TV'EATH.—Wanted, experienced General; re- ferences necessary.—Mrs. Rees, Penydre House, Neath. 4631-24 QMART Young General Wanted; fond of children.—76, Norfolk-street, Mount Pleasant, Swansea. 8831-25 TVT ANTED, a Ycung Girl, 15 or 16, to Nurse. —11, Grove-place, Swansea. 264el-24 \]{f ANTED, a General Servant —Apply 14, Woodlands-terrace, Swansea 130el-23 T\7ANTED, a on^e, a. goed General Servant.— Apply Rutland Arms, Swansea. t24el-21> wANTED, a good General, or Nurse Girl.— I (f Apply 6, Carlton-t:rraoe, Swansea. 87el-25 .NITANTED, a Young Girl, for Honsework. Apply 1, Brynmill crescent, Swansea. 6114nl-25 TK^ANTED, a clean, respectable Day Girl, e.ge 16 to 18.-94, Walter-road, Swansea. 3el0-2!! "r ANTEi) a Young General, for Housework. —Apply Mrs. Barnett, 122, Oxford-street. Swansea.. 65el-24 WANTED, a General Servant—Apply even- ings, to the Caretaker, Public Library, Swansea. 37931-29 WAKTED, at onoe, General Servant, about 20 —Apply Mrs. D. J. Samuels, Tobaccon- ist. Morriston. 84el-25 VlTANTED, respectable Girl, as General. — Apply Mrs. Bassett, Harris's Hotel, High- Swansea. 209el-27 _,espe-t,a-ble, wlllinl, G-,ri, es General; our in famiiy.-j, The Grove, Uplands, Swansea. 121el-25 ANTED, a good General.—Apply, with re- f t fe ence, Israel, Pantygwydr Hotel, Ox- ford-strect, Swansea. 30dl-24 "VjCf ANTED, experienced General: must bav,, V r references.—Apply E. Gregory, 36, WatP* ]oo?t.reeH, Swansea. 117el-24 WANTED, a strong Servant, about 18 to 20, sleep out; reference required.—Aiyply 30. Greenhill-street. Swansea. 10lei-25 WfANTED, good Geneml Servant; two in, t" family; references required.—Apply 51, j Norfoik-irtl^t- Swjwieiea. ANTED, srood Genera! iservante; capable all duties.—-Apply David Evans and Co., Ltd., Goa £ -street, Swaosea. 3^21-24 WANTflD, experienced General Serrout, ege 25 to 30; three in family.—Apply Dlrlwyn. Queen's-road, Sketty. 6Ve I 'WANMED, good Lieneral SeT,,ont; refer- ences required. -Apply White Swan Hotel, Higa-street, Swansea. 157el-26 "A "1/^7" AN TED, at once, a respec ua ble Young Girl, | » daily, for general housework.—Apply E. Hicks, 8, AValter-terrace, Swansea. 36321-23 WANTED, at once, General Servant; sleep r 1 out.—Apply alter 0 p.m., to 33, The Promenade. Mount Pleasant, Swansea. l51el-26 ■yrrANTil-D, ex:>erieiioc.l Geneial; uble to do plain cooking; references required.—Mrs. Rohde, Valetta, Newton, Mumbles, R.S.O. 182e,1-26 Tlt^ANTE-D, experienced General, able to do »» plain cooking; two in family; no wash- ing.—Mrs. O'Flynn, 102, Penybryn-place, Nearli. 38Sel-2a 7"iED, good General Servant; refeT- » enoes.—Apply between 6 and 7 p.m., to Mrs. Thomas, Denver House, Trafalgar-terrace, Swansea. 6l2Snl-25 TXJANTED, a clean, respectable Girl, as Gen- \'1 e-ral; good reference required; small family.—Apply Mrs. D. Suns, Underwood, Ena- rood, Neath. 386el-29 TVT ANTED, Genaral Servant, for House- work, and assist in liar in the evenings. —Apply Doran, Anchor Inn, South Prospect, Dock, Swansea. 225el-27 T/f/'ANTED, a Young Girl, age about 15, hours from 10.30 until 8.30 p.m.—Apply Mrs. Harris, Fish Restaurant, 55, Mariborough- rcad, Swansea. 142- 1-27 W ANTED, General Servant^ able to undor- take washing; 20 to 25; three in family. Apply Mrs. Williams, Tir-y-Coed Housa, Upper Loughor. 383el-29 WANTED, oapeblo General, plain cooking and washing; wages £ 18.—Apply 6 to 8, of Mrs. Alt'. James, Elms, Mount Pleasant (botsorn of Hill), Swansea. 362cl-28 "\yANTBD, lor good Situation, General Ser- W vant, for family of two.-Apply, stating references, wa-ges, etc. to Mrs. (Dr.) Richards, Cefi^ornoth, Liargaiock. 80el-25 TyANTED, for noor Birmingham, respeet- í f nblo Young Girl, for Housework; good home.—Write or call, after 6 p.m., 46, Cam- bridge-street, Uplands, Swansea. 389sl-29 "y OUNG Giri Wanted daily, to assist with children.—Apply after 6, to No. 6, Rich- mond-road. Swansea. 1501-26 -41 Servants' Registry Office. OVEKNEISS Agency and Select Registry.— G Seveirtal Helpe disengaged. Excellent vacancies, Cook-General, Housemaid, Superior find Young Ganerals. Registration Is.—Rest, Mumbles 3161-24 OARLOURMAID, Cook, I^undrees, and House- keeper, disengaged; also good Generals Wonted.—Apply Miss Williams, Employment Agency, 13, High-street Arcade, Swansea. 336el-28 Wy, experieleed and Plain Cooks, Cock-Eousekeepcr, Parlour and Housemaids, Laundresses, Generals, etc.— Apply Miss Lewis, High-class Registry, 18, Castle-street, Swansea. 57el-34 HBcen&Mous Situations. CARPEfXl'EP.so-Wanted, few good Oarpentera, at. A. and A. Thomas.— Apply on Skating Riuk, Pontarduiaie. o3Sel-23 pLOG MAKERS.—Wanted, good all-round Benchm&n.—Apply by letter, Clogs, "Daily Post," Swansea. 3511-2S IIU, Wanted, roar Cieacing Tins.—Apply 5, Portland-street, Swansea. 331e2-&9 ROCERY.-Wented .strong Lad, about 18, >■ willing to learn; live in; good wag-as if suitable.—S. Boast, Vardre Stores, Clydach. 64e1-2A /IROCERY and Provisions.—The Direct Trad- ing Co. have a vacancy for a smart Juti;or.-Write The Manager, 212, High-street, Swansea. 2-101-24 /ROCERY end Provisions.—Wanted, smart Improver for quick cash trade. State vtzgee and references. — James, Boro' Stores. Penyjdarren. Merthyr. 85el-25 PORTHR Wonted, at the Swansea, HospitaT einffle; wages £ 30, Ming ;n.-Apply by leter, in first instance, to the &ecret&ry at thi Eteciose two tastimonials. 94el^25 PHOTOGRAPHER, going to Canada, wants smart Companion to travel; good awl- dress, little capital, certain sucoees; refer. ences exchanged.—Write Photographer, "Daily Post," Swansea. 7<3el-25 i QTAGE3.-Want.edu several smart Amateurs, Ladies and Gents, for Variety Tour. Must be refin,-d.-For interview, write Stwge, "Daily Post," Swansea. 202-1-27 BAKERS.—Good Van man Wanted—Apply JL, Vanstone, Manselton Bakery, Manselton. 6102n1-24 rpo BUTCHERS.—Wanted, smart Youth, 16 to J- 18 years of age, to ao a Round and assist in shop; must be able to ride cycle; good wages; references required—Apply Lawson, Purveyor, 231, Oxford-sitreet, Swansea. "VTACANCY for Youth, in the Wholesale Cloth- *tig; experience not necessary.—Apply, sta ing age, etc., to Cloihing, "Daily Post" Office, Swansea. 3.Wel-28 xyANTED, experienced Wrmaid, fDr, Vaults Bar.—Apply Longlaiuls Hotel, St. Helen's- r ad, Swansea. 116el-25 WANTED, at once, experienced Baa-maid, for Vaults.—Apply Longlands Hotel, St. Hclen's-Toad, Swansaa. 166ol-26 WANTED, at once, an experienosd Bar- moid; mast have references.—Apply to Albion Hotel, Swansea 44el-24 WANTED, Young Lady, for Fancy Business; reference required-—Write Box 480, "Daily Post," Swansea. 218el-24 "Daily Post," Swansea. 224 "TSTAITRESS Wanted, immecti&tely; also good W strong Girl as General.—App'iy Mrz. LocMBy, Albert Restaurant. Swansea. 177el-26 WANTED, immediately, Young Lady, as Barmaid.—Apply i»ers»nallv preferred, Mrs. Phillips, Whyndam Hotel, Swonsea. 953-1-25 Mrs. Phillips, Whyndam Hotel, Swonsea. 953-1-25 I "Ty"ANTED, rellable Person, to look after f » House for a week, or a good Housekeeper porman,ently.-2, Gore-terraee, Swansea. 156el-26 WANTED, Coach-for Candidate taking part two Cambridge Previous Examinations, chiefly )n athem,ities .-Apply Lloyd Rogers, We-Sl Cross. 611nl-26 yyANTED, immediately, Paving Cutters, at Fforehlais Quarries, Cyminer, Port Tal- bot, work wet or fine; good wages can be ca,rned.-AI)ply Foreman. 195el-28 WANTED, an experienced Waitress, for the Refreshment Bar of a Skating Rink.— Apply, stailng wages required, and experience. to Rink, "Daily Post," Swansea. 6121nl-24 WANTED, experienced General, able to do plain cooking; family three; no small cMldran; references required.—Apply Mrs. Morgan. Vicarage, Poiitotkrdulais. 191el-27 WANTED, occasionally, Handy Man, to do rough Mason Work, Painting, etc.; one that can do rough Carpentry preferred. — Address Handy, "Daily Swansea. 131.28 WANTED, immediately, Swansea district, Cold Roll Superintendent, 4-mill tin- works; must thoroughly understand his work, and a good disciplinarian.—Wflte Tin, "Daily Post," Swansea. 144el-23 O strong Young Women Wanted, at onoe.—J. Beynon, Fish Resifourant. 175. High street, Swansea. 343cl-25 9 Painters Wanted, at once.—Apply Coad- franc Schools, Stanley-road, Skewen. 339el-24 Igent. and Travellers. CANVASSERS Wanted, for Enlargements, either sex.—Apply between 6 and 8 p.m., I V, Dyne-vor-l),Ia Swansea. 72&1-25 ENDOWMENT and Sickness Benefits in first- rate British oflftoe, ages up to 60. Secre- taries and Agents Wanted. Kouitable terms.— Write Provincial, "Daily Post," Swansea. taries and Agents Wanted. Kouitable terms.— Write Provincial, "Daily Post," Swansea. 3461-28 Ty^TED, Lady Canvasser, to Sell High- "aj.is Pianos; good saleswoman required. —Ay«y J. Brader and Sons, Wind-stireet, Swanapi. 397el-23 WANTED, Tea Agent, in Swansee and Dis- trict; feUilt widow or spinster; good character; splendid salary and commission.— Write Tea, 'Daily Post," Swansea. 360el-28 WANTED, immediately, in Llaneilly, a Man as Canvasser and Collector, for Gorsei- non vrid district, either whole or pert time. Connection given to start. Also special salary and commission. Must have good references in the town—Apply by letter, to H. Barker, Manager, The Provident Clothing and Supply Com pen v, Ltd.. 20, Wind-street, Swansea. 204el-27 c. Hanagers and Clerks. CLERKSHIPS: £85-£450: Admiralty, War, c 2: Customs Offices, vacancies now; open L. aged 15-22. Experience unneces- sary. social explanatory pamphlet frac- Secretary, Civil Savi 03 Bureau, Albert Hall, Edinburgh. 391el-29 ANTED,. a Young Lady, well up in Book- keeping.—Apply, with reference, to Box 10, "Daily Post," Swansea. 64el 24 Tradesmen's Apprentices and Assistants. APPRENTICE or Assistant required, for shop duties, by up-to-dato Tailor—Ad- dress Latest, "Daily Post," Swansea. 527dl-24 '-i ItOCEPY.-As.Istiant Wiantc-d, used to solicit- U ing.— Apply, stating salary required, and previous situations, to Pat mi, Daily Post," Swansea. 17Gel-26 HAIItDRBSSING.—Vacancy for AppKirtice, il all branches taught; premium.—Eorans, Ladies' and Gents' Hairdresser, 27, St. ilhm's- Swansea. 227ol-27 ■y"ACANCY for an Apprentice to the Elc-circal Trade; premium required.—Apply, stat- to Bex ,)39, "Daily Ilost," Swan sec. 6132nl-27 A7"OUNG Lady required, as Apprentice, by J. first-class Ooniectionery Business. — Apply Matthews, Confectioner, Walter-road, Swansea. 6133nl-27 Office Hoys, Errand Boys, ete, A tespoctabla Boy Wanted.—Apply Parker's Stores, Pert Tennant-road, St. Thomas, Swansea. 185el-28 Ir.RRAND Boy Wanted, able to drive Pony, 'J and make himself rseful; good wagee.— Wast, Grocery Stores, Dyvatty-s-tree-t Swan- 5?{t. 398el-23 I WANTED, a smart Boy, to deliver parcels.— r Apply Lipton's, 1-Lgh-street, Swanseii. 56el-24 WANTED, tr.o smart Errand Boys.—Apply Thorns by, Fruiterer and Grooer, ITio Grove, Uplands, Swansea. 6137ni-28 WANTED, a Boy «14>, for Errands, and make himself useaul in house.—KealJ, Chem High-street, Swansea. iSei-24 Situations Wanted. BAKERS.—Young Man, age 24, requires a Situation as good Second or Single well up in Bread, Ca.kes, jSmalls, Hot-plate; disen- gaged by giving a week's notice.—StaAe wages, etc., to Baker, "Daily Post," Swansea. 666di-34 CI QUSEKIIEPBR (Working), age 34, requires -• immediate re-engagement; mdfchotiical, ;ciu stria us; good plain coo!i; good references. —Address A. J., 6, Rock-terrace, Mumbles, near Swansea. 171-el-26 13 EXPECTABLE Young Lady seeks engoge- inent as Barmaid, .n or near Swansea, age 22.—Write A.B.C., "Daily Post," Swansea. 173el-26 TyANTED, by Y'outh (18) iMsitlon as Clerk, I TyANTED, by Y'outh (18) iMsitlon as Clerk, in any office; good references.—Address IIuk-ali, "Daily Post," Swansea. 6120nl-2S TyANTED, by respectable Woman, three days » of Cleaning or washing; good roferenm. —Apply M.M., "Daily Post," High-street-, Swan- sea. j, 15331-26 yyANTED, by superior person, situation as Houselieeper or Caretaker; gocd refer. ences.—Address Superior, "Daily Poet," Swan- sea, WANTED, by Widow, 38 years of~age~'a Situation as Houeeke?jxjr, or iK.sition of trust; good rexerence-s—Write Box æ9, "Daily Pest," Swansea. íGel-i7 WILLING Man '30).vx^ks employment, any capacity; used to horses and milk trade; spl ndid can 19, Edward- street, Sv.-ans.ea. 152el-28 WANTED, Situation as General; experienced, W good references; Port Talbot or Swan- sea preferr-d.-Alica Lock, c.o. "Press Fort- street, Chard, Somerset. ggei-gs WANTED, work as Itreesmaker, or plai h WANTED, work as Itreesmaker, or plai h Needlework; thoroughly oomi>etent. Charges strict* moderate.—Apply Mrs Dim per, 6, Spring-feerrace, Swan&ee. 6113nl-25 NTF-D, .Situation Working or AasiatinJ r, by steady, reliable person-, experienced; good plain cook; good references. -Address Trust, "Daily Post," Swansea. 47el-24 yyANTED, Situation as Groom, Gardener, or Man; married; used to hon&e* milking, gardening; g>enoraily useful; good character.—Address Groom, "jPeily P.ist,' Swansea. 203ei-27 yOLNG Lady requires .post in busy office, "*• as Shorthand-Typist; few months' ex- pe-rienc3.—Apply Tyoist, "Daily Post." Swan- sea. 218el-25 YOUNG Lady requires post in busy office, as Shorthand-Typist; few months' ex- perience.—Apply Typist, "Daily Post," Swan- sea. 21&;1-22 y OUNG Lady wishes to have sitmatTon in J- Sv.ransea or iii-or; good Book-keejier and Cashier; good references; would make herself us,eful.-Writ,e, Useful,"Daily Post," Swansea. 372el-28 Miscellaneous Wants. TlRDRESSBR TTi N G S.—Wan ted, Sec- -Li. onxl-hand Fittings, in good condition; Marble Slabs, Mirrors, etc. Prompt e.,sgh. Stale particulars to B., "Daily Post," Swansea. 184el-24 mORTAR Mill and FIngine Want,ed, botil must be in thorough working order.— State price, pressure, power, end all other particulars to Mortar, "Daily Post," Swansea. 393el-29 SIX-ROOMED House Wanted, in Swansea^ Write House, "D&ily rost," Swansea. 19-1-21 QIX-ROOMED Modern Houie Wanted^ might divide Large House; West End district.—Stale rent and full particulars, to St Helen's, "Daily Post," Swansea. 334el-28 WANTED, good, sound Cai~and ~H&rnws, w to suit pony 13 ii.h.—State jxvrt-icuiars and price to D.H., "Daily Post," Swansea. 147el-26 WANTED to Buy, House, in Page-street or Nioholl-fytreet, or immediate neighbor- hood,- Write Page, "Daily Post," Swansea. 705-:1:J. -27 Premi'ses, in Brynam- inaii, for a fixed business; good posi- tion.—Write Woodlands, "Daily Post," Swan- sea. 6119nl-26 WANTED, Small Premises, suitable for iwi- \aAe Workshop, \rtuh gae; out- building would siiit.-Addreso Premises, "Daily Po^irt," Swansea. 100el-25 WANTEdTLight-Van, or Si>ring OkrtT^th h*x>d), good ooiKiition, cheap; also Baker's Plant, Troughs, etc.—Pioneer, "Daily P>st," Swansea. 34iel-28 ANTED to Buy, S,mnd-be,,ad T-Tlftl) or W Market Cart; Taust be ohe&P.-Partica- lar*, T. D., c.o. Mr. W. Rosee-r, Publisher, "Daily Post," Neaf -aaai,2S yyANTFJ3 to Purchase, Tobac-oonist and • Fancy or any light Business. Gocd liv- ing accommodation required.—Write Sv/.in- "Daily Post," Swansea. 4021-29 WA.N'TF,D, leco-nd-ha.,id Furniture, Pianos, "f Gramophones, itecords, any quantity Many proved the best and only place for highest prices.—Lewis, Furnisher, 1, Prinoe of Wales-road, Swansea. 91el-25 fiBcenareoua. „ FAIRPLAY.—Please send name and address. —Will be treated fair Solic tor, G, Fisher-street, Swansea. 1-24 AROPTION. Wanted, kind, respectable A (Xiuple, to Adopt Baby from birth, as own; premium given, £ 8.—Reply to Maud, "Dady Post," Swansea. 194el-28 EESP>XTABLE People would Adopt Baby, with fair premium.—Write E. C., "Daily Post," Swansea. 162el-22 WOULD some~kind person A,font a Little Boy, eight years old-—W.rite Anxious, '"Dally Poet," .Swansea. 610lril-24 TO Tradesmen and Others.—Accounts col- lected on moderate commission, by com- petent Collector; also rents, at. 4 per cent. Cash same day a-s received.—Write Collector, "Daily Post," Swansea. 3S9el-29 ME. JEANNE LECLAIRE, Parisian Palmiat, Phrenologist, Ladies' Specialist. Advice Daily, 10 a.m. till S p.m.—Alexandra Arcade, Swansea, Engagements arranged for Bazaars, I' Garden Fetes, etc., at a special charge. 76c2-l Lost and Found. I LOST, Small Black Toy Pomeranian Dog. Finder rewarded on returning same to 130, St. Heien's-road, Swansea. 6103nl-24 f OST, Saturday evening, Gold Locket, 0:,n. tl talniug Pliotograplis; I cn outside. Finder rewarded on returning same uo 8, lAngdon-place, Oy&termouth-road, Bwiansaa. GCteil-24 GCteil-24 LOST, Thursday morning, near Troed-y-Bryn (foot of Mount Pleasant) Lady's Purse, conta-iiiing Gold. Silver, and Keys. Find-.tr re- wardeti on returning same to Central Polios Station. 224el-27 LOST, Thursday, January 15th, Russell-^trest, from Alexandra r.ram meeting 6 o'clock train from Mumbles, Blu,ck Satin Bag oontain- ing Lady's B'.acK Evening Shoe- Finder re warded.—Mrs. Christopher Burgess, l, Lang tenets, Mumbles. 23ei-^4 1710UNd7~Co1 lie Dog If not claimed in thTeo F days will be sold to defray expenscs.- Apply 3, Byng-street, Landore, Swansea lS9el-24 -=- Miscellaneous Sjftes. FOR SALE, pedigree poniertuiian Bitch, pure white.—1,150. Neath-i-s>a-d, Plasn.arl, Swanse-a. 597dl-25 I^lOR SALE, a Double Mail Cart, in good condition. —Apply W. Roderick, Brcm- iood, Ystradgyclais. 6122nl-26 If1 G11 SALE, jsrettiest marked Collie Dig in Wales; grand companion for lady or children; two ye^rs.—Wrjte Kennel, "Daily I^>st," Swansea. 58631-24 ijl6R~S^ALE7 Dog^^d BTtcF~Puppies7~by the winning sire "Cradoc Oxonian," to be sokl cheap; room wanted,—16> Balaclava-street, St. Thomas, Swansea. "?^OR SALS, Yost Typewriter, No. 10, in por- fêCt condition, in every respect as new.— Full particulars as to where to be seen, of Yost, "Daily Post," Swansea. 370el-29 real sealskin Jack3t7~wTiT_sel 1 '— for 15s. 6d.; also a Mandoline Guitar, in good coridi Lon .-Apply Gr,,cer. The Stores, top part of Nicholl-streefc, Swansea. 377el-29 FRIED Fish and Chip Potato Busiuess for Sale, in main thoroughfare; good living accommodation; satisfactory reasojis for sell- ing.—Apply 28, Neath-road, Briton Ferry. 49el-34 pOR~SALE, cheapi bargain, Yorkshire Toy Terrier Puppy, pure breed, colour blue and tin; sire, "Ardwick Victor," the properti- ed' John Hastweil, 34, Old Elm-street, Ardwick, Manchester, dam Brown's "Floss," good pedi- 8 ee, which contains the pick of cl] the best blood oi the present day.—Kinzett, New Or- chard-street, "Wans-ea. IjlOR SALE, cbeap, to sgv6 second removal, J: one Pair of 16in. and one Pair of 8in. Hauling Engines, one Boiler 27ft y. 7ft., in. sured at one 30ft. x 7ft. 6in.; 40 tons of Colliery Rails, 1Slbs, and bO Trams, Zlt. Sin., 2ft. Bin., and 2it. lOin, guage, and numerous other Plant and Machinery; also Portable Engine, Mortar Mill, and Saw Bench. —Apply Charles Williams, Machine^ Mer- ohant, Morriston. 6cft.1-t.e. ILLIA-RDS.-FOr Sale, Full-size BurrouihS and Watte Table, £ 28; smaller Tables, £ 12 'and £ 6.—Billiard Roome, 215, High-street, Swan- s«u l74el-26 BARGAIN.—For Sale, two Nanny Goats (one hornless); must sell; room wanted; no reasonable offer refused.-Apply Oaten, Llwyn- th n -n. Resolven. 14801-26 ELECTRIC Lemps.—Several Arc, Lfl,mi>?, suit- E able for Colliery or Works Lighting, of S'le; will accept- veay low price to clear.— Apply W. Edv.-ards, Draper, Swansea. 221el-2' HANDSOME Walnut Sideboard and Saddle- bag Suite for Sale, £ 7 15s. the lot.—Apply Suite, "Daiily Pœt," Swansea. 401 el-30 HUMBER Motor Cycle for Sale, 5 h P-, good hill climber and in perfect running order; L12 or nearest offer.-Writa Motor, "Daily Poet," Swansea. 134el 25 CHAMPION pedigree Bull Pup-pies for Sale, cheap.—Apply W. Callifoard, 32, Malvern terrace, Brynmill, Swansea. 228el-27 CAMERAS, sk,eral iizes, to b-a wid cheap; c no reasonable offer refused.—Photo- grapher 70, Hawthorne-avenue, Swansea. 76el-25 rpo- be~Scld, 'Maeeteg7 Large' Pboto and two Lerg-o Sign Boards, to be moved for re-buiiding.-Partlculars, I>hotographers, Swansea. 54 SKATING RINKS—For Sale, Sha-res in ing R\nk Companies, giving divider, of 30 to 50 per oent. <-n present prices, p able monthly. Particulars on &PPli«^n J. Henry IredAle and Co., Share .79<^1.29 Wa+er-street, Liverpool. TRIGS' Wash for Sale.-Apply I^m' -*• ming'hem Jyftting: Ko'J^. ° 2i<>ri-21 Bwanfi&a. OK ATTN GRINKS^—F or Sale. Sb^!eSd!"id^ds ing Rink Companies, igivn nJLs pay- of 'vi to 50 i>er cent- on present 1 aL^V'particulars on appll^orJ; I' Henry lredale and Co., share Dealers, 21, We-ter-street, Liverpool- i I Dentistry. ¡ AR MATINS' Dental Rooms, Cardiff- TKMSw^niaM^ Aberavon. See «ddr«^s 252a below. — XTEW~TKETH.~S.ngle Toc«h from 2s. Bd.jsets X* from one guinea..— rpHE ^enowned Fire Guinea Full Sets. TJn- T surpassed for elegant appearance and durability. traction3 w^th Sinedol when new I teeth Lre ordered. 2528 f)^AlHs"'to_Arti&cial Teeth of any HwJte XV done r> romntl y.^t^'eap 1 y■ and well. 2520 ff^MPLAirMALlNS- Dental Boobk.-All Open X Daily— Cardiff-51. Qnenn-street, (near Empire) SwaDaee.-2-40. Oxiord-street, (opposite Em- pAe). Aberavon—25. Water-street (near Market). l__Ug» mO~BUILD'PRS^—Billheads, Memoranduwe 1. Business Circukira, and Cards. Time Sheets, Estimate Books, and every kind of Commercial Printing at the "Cambrian" Office, 2U, High street, Swansea. Property For Sale and To Let. I^lREEHOLD.—For Sale, Private Residenco, Itjilands district, 2 roc&ption rooms, breakfast do., small kitchen and scullery, 5 bedrooms, hot and. cold water throughout, lavatory end bath rooms; or lease would be arranged.—Write Lease, "Daily Post," Swan- sea. 7761-25 IGH-STREBT- SWANSEA.—First-class" Pre- JLl miges to Let,—Apply L. J. Popkin Mor- gan, Solicitor, 10, Cross-street, Swansea. llSel-25 SWAlNSSA and -Alum bl ,ala, Lease- S. hold House, best part of Marlborough- road, BrynmÆ; bath (hot and cold); also t.:ree Leasehold Houses, best position, main road, Mumbles; long lease; well let.—Apply David M ThomSs, Esitate Agent, Ruticad-street, Swan- sea. 353el-28 UMBLES-—Two Semi-detached Residences, containing 11 rooms and 9 rooms, large Gardens.—Apply Frank Randell, Auctioneer, 6, College-street, Swcnsea. 219el-23 Tor Sale—Houses. BOND-STRF>KT, SWANSEA. — Six-roomed House for Saie.—Apply L. J. Popkin Morga-n, Solicitor, 10, Cross-stroet, Swansea. 113fcl-25 FOR SALE, two Houses, Richards-street, Manselton; low ground rent.—Apply Mr. I' W G Christians, Solicitor, 20, Fisher-street, Swansea. 595dl-24 1710R SALE, two Houses, ssix rooms, with wash- houses and coal houses; ground rent 3 guinea^ per annum. — Apply Henry Jene?, Birchgrove, Lla-nsamlet. 6117i:l-25 I IjlOK SALE. side C&rlton-ter- -6. raoe, Verandarh front; long lease, or freehold. Most a purchase m<;ney can r9- main on inorfgage at 41 per c,iil.-Apply Mt- G. Christians, Solicitor, 20, Fisher-street Swansea. 5S5J1-34 BRY>lK>A d7_S^^WANSEa.—I"or ~SaleT Lease- hold Sexni-detaciied Viila. All modern conveniences. Excellent repair. Beautiful conveniences. Excellent repair. Beautiful I view of Cricket Field and Swansea Bay.— Apply David M. Thomas, Chancery Chambers. R¡iI.1nd."vroot, Swansea. 1.26, To Let—Business Premises. I rLET, Lock-up Shop, JIl main thorough- faro. St. Thomas.—Write Shop, "Daily P st," Swansea. 233el-25 rpO LET, 23, Fleet-street. Bakehotte, Housa. X and ,Shop.— Apply Mrs. Hemmings, 2&. Page-street, Swansea. 97el-25 ^jpO LET. Lock-up Shop, two i*ooins, near High- jL street; rent 7s. fcd.; stat-3 business.— Write L. S. D., "Daily Post." Swansea. 50el-24 rpo LET, Ofl-ticence, with Grocery Business JL a-tt&ohed, 64, Ann-street, Llanelly. — Apply S. Alisopp and Sins, Ltd., Wind-street. Apply S. Alisopp and Sins, Ltd., Wind-street. Swansea. 22.31-24 To let—Houses. ¡ TO LET, Houses, situate at Jersey Marine.- Enquire Mr. T. Isaac, Builder, Jersey Marine. 45ei-i4 Marine. 4561.N rpO LET, House,, in with X iinin-:<li<ite _i.K>ssessiOii.—Apply James. <o. i Bryn-road, Swansea. 213rl.27! rjpo LET, immediate possession, Dderw-en'aur X House, and Shoip, Upper Town, Loughor -.Apply T. Arnold, The Park Llanel.y. ICCel- mo LET, House, at Newton, suitable for Shop; X also two Residences in Mumb.es.—Apply Frank Randell, 6, College-street, Swansea. 21&el-27 TO LET„ im mod lately, 6-i\x-n:ed House, 7, Worcoster-iermc?, M-arton-road, N-swton, ply Pavid Parry, Baker, Newton, 'n ._40)501-2:): "rpO L!JT^ 114,~ Rho:idida-6ti'«aeit; six rooms X an I Bathroom; 10. 6d. a week in-j olusivo.—Apply E. Flower, 14, Henrietta-street, Swansea.. 226il-24 'pO LET, Longfleld Cottage, West Cross, JL del-ached, with lovely garden and fruit Al )ply Messre. Robinson Smith. Son, and Lewis, York-street, S.vansea. 201el-27 10 LET, 14, (irot,:ven,)r-rO,:Id, Sketty, in March | X or later, two Satins, four Bedrosms, bath, etc., south aspect, fine viow of Bay, good garden.—Apply at above address. smi-2B mo LET. six-roomed House; bath (hot and j mo LET. six-roomed House; bath (hot and X cold), scullery, out offices near GreaS Western Station., Llansamiet.—Apply to, B. Llewelvn, Glynderwen House, Llansamiet. I e) I 581-24 TO be Let, West Cross, near Swansea, Semi- detached Villa Residence, £ Recept:cu Reruns, Billiard Room, 6 Bedrooms, Bafchrcom, and usual offices; Garden and small Orchard. -urther particulars apply to Henry Par. .For f minter, House and Est-ste Agent, Neath. 14Gei-25 il\/rUMBL^S.—House to Let, confining 7 yJX Rooms, bathroom (hot and cold), etc. magnificent view; eloss to Station. Apply C. j Gustavus, 23, Promenade, Swansea. 6124nl-26 'XTjiATH-—Substantial House to Let, hot and Xi co-Id water, bath, etc., nioclv decoratsd, | la go ge-rden, side entrance; good repa-r. — ) Apply Alford, 93, Briton Ferry-road, Neath. i92el-29 -————————— Offices To Let. O LET, Offices, 20, Fi3ber-street, Svvansea.— Apply on premises, to Mr. W. G. C^ris- tians. Solicitor. A:¡! ■iiiii ■■■in To Let—Stable3 snd Coachouses TO LET, a Stable, wicn womv Kay Loft, as the back of 27, Page-street-; suitable for motor garage.—Apply Bl, Ma-nsei-street, Ran. sea. 1 lending: Libraries ENNETTS New ~Uplands Library, opposite Uplands Hotel. All new books, best authors. Terms: Subscriptions or weekly. T&steful Stationery, Printing, Die Stamping. High-cJass Tobacco department. Public pbone Call office. Visit esteemed. "MOn-t.c Music. and Portuguese), i Mandoline, Jap Fiddle, Piano, French, German, Dutch. The lesson, Is. or 6(1.; Classes cheaiper.—Dutciibone, ill, Norfolk- steeet, Swansea. 39el-?4 PIANOFORTE TUNING. 3s 6d., Reoom- mendations from Dr. Turpin, Gladstone, and Broadwood and Sons. Pianos from Hop. k»nson, Collard, Eriosmead, otc. Sale or IIir. Charles Eden, 53, Brunswick-street. Swan- sea. t.e. PIANOFORTES Tuned, 3s. 6d. Pianos by Br.nsmead and Onllard and other iead- ing makers, from l:>s od. monthly- Show- rooms.—J. F. Collet^ 4, Nlcholl-street, Swan- eea. 6i-6bo-3 JIOR SALE, H^rmoninin in Walnut Case, by Murdoch; £ 2 17s 6d.; a ha.rgwin.—Apply 1, Phillips Parade, Sw-.tnti^a. 17&ol-2S PIANO, by Lemoine and Co., London,, W:ilnut Case, Penel Front, excellent condition; only £18 10s., 8s. 6d. per moni-h tiU paid for. —Thompson and Shnc kell, Ltd., 32, Cftstle- stl"e.;t, Swansea, 376el-23 pIDÖ. by TolkerVii. Londn, Walnut Case. Panel Front, in sjood condition, onsy slightly old-fashioned; í:2 12s.; 7s. per .iionth- — Tuompson and Shasljell, Ltd., .52, Oast.le- sbpeet, Swansesi,. S76el-38 T>IANOFORTE, by Collard and Coliard, Wai- nat originnl o<>-t, 65 yuineas; toned instrument; reduced to 24 guineas, or 10s. 6d. per month.—Thompson and Sha-ckell. Ltd., 52, Castie-stroet, Swansea. 376el-28 WEETS and Tovfee6.-John e.nrl'M. E. P,'Jw€, Wholesale Manufacturing Confectioners- Sihops supplied.—Only address: 21, Caer-street. Swansea. Try Powe's Butter Nuggets, 6d. P17'" pound. 374el-29 /partments to Let. A PARTMFiNTS — Front Sitting-room and Bedroom to Let-; suitable for business gentiemaji; bath.—Apply 5, Wiliows-plaoe, near Albert HaJJ, Swmsea. 122. -95 BRYNMILL.—Superior Furnished Aiw.rt- inent-s; board optional; witn or without lalo dinner; near trams; sea. view.—26, St, A1 birrs-road, Swansea. 711-25 C. OMFC)JàiÙ..Ð-.room; suit friends-or > married couple; 1),11 and use of Sitting- room.—39, Singleton street, to Giand Theatre, Swansea. 16?el-2S COMFORTABLE "Apartments for two Gentle- men, in Rtiondde-streat, Mount Pleasant; home oomforts; terms reasonable—Wrloe Rhondda, "Daily Post," Swansea. 43el-24 "JjlURNIdHF-.D Bedroom to l^et; also Front Kit- -fc chen and two Bedrooms, unfurnished; moderate terms.—21, Victoria-terrace, off King Edw<vni\s-read, Swansea. 61el-24 JARO £ Front Oorcbir.ed Room, nicely fu-r- J nisited; suit gentian ten; terms moderate. —75, Mansei-terraoe, Swansea. 123el-2"i ADY, residing in best iw.it of Swans-ea, wishes to share her Furnished House with small family; without ati-erdaio,Write Select, "Daily Post," S.vensea. 21el-28 RESPECTABLE Lodgings for two Young M; R :)e,fu ihot and cjld), near Albert Hall; ivii'i fcoa-rd, !4s.; without, 4s.—Write Albert, "Daily Post," Swansea.. 4201..24 rpo Lt:T,_Unfurnished or Furnished Rooms, 1 11. Pase-street, Swansea. 63el-25 rjlO LET, 2 or 3 Unfurnished Rooms, 9, Frcg. X more-avenue, Sk- try. Trams pass doors. 35el-24 TO LET,-two or three Unfurnished Rooms, i. with use of scullery en.1 bath.—Apply 122, Norfolk-street, SWiUJSU1. 32el-24 TO LOT. two furnished Rooms, or Lodgings; suitable for two Young Men; moderate -w- terms..—1C4. Oxford-street, Swansea. 'r.O-:LET-FUrnÚàOO, co-nfortable Silting-room X and Bedroom; suit a gentleman; bath and pia.no.-36, Gwydr-crescer.t, Swa^sec. 26el-24 mo LKT, Furnish-ad. ITont Sitti'ng-r-com and "X one Bedroom Mth (hot end cold); good cook in" and attendance. — 1S, Walter-road, Swansea- 13Jel. rpo LET. two Famished sut Youns X Ladles or Married C'>upi«; also two UninrniSiied Rooms.-Apply 118, St. Heien's- road, Swansea. 13631-25 0 LZT, two Rooms, in respectable neigh- X bourhood suit or two n t le to An cerms mooei-ttt-s,-Wr;t,e Moderate, "Daily Post," Swan?ee 69el-25 O LET, two comfortable Furnished Rooms, with homely people; &uit- married couple.—Apply 31, Kinky-terrac-3, Farm-lane. Sr. Thomas, Swansea. ^65il-28 "rjpo LET, two .Furnished or Unfurnished X Rf)C-nis, for Y'oung Married Couple or two -Al-)Iv 4, R;ch&rdson-road, off Ar. gj le-stTeet, Swansea. __2!e1"24 T 0 LET, FurnisnedGf ,ell X married couple; 6s. weekly; use of scul- lery and gas stove; three minutes from Al- bert B:611.-43, Cariton-terrace, Swansea. 3583-1-25 rpo LEtTsT ijouble-beddoi R. om also Sitiins- X roo.ii; good cooking and every conveni- oTjce; salt two ladies or gentitmen; terms mouerat-e.—Apply 1, Constitution Hill, Swen- gea 3701.?4 fTiO Furnished .-itting-rosin and Bed- room: suit one or two gentlemen or married couple; or large -combined Front Rcw-ms; bath (hot and cold).—Apply 14, Brvn- y-Mor road,' Swansea. 62=1-24 -+- "TjlTALTElT-Rb/D.—To Let, Bedroom and Sit- ? I ting-rr.cm suit morried coup;c; no chil- Cr,en.-Write C.C., "Daily P-ts'u," cwansc<?. 197c1.2g ^7Eix^l^Tl^s";ttinS-r<>om and Bed- W rrom to be Lat; bath (hot and cold), ga.5 stove; go-xl view.—Apply to 22, Wcocl- lands-t-errace, Swansea. I \ÅT\TEDne-'or-i.o respiotiable Young r 1 Men; share rooms with two others; pleasant evfilings; central; moderate.—Write Smmk, "Daily Post," Swansea. 3wi 28 2 Unfurnished Rooms to Let; suit^newly rr-a-rr.ed. couple.—Apply to 2. Wordsworth. streeC Mount Pieaaant, Swansea. ZOrl-24 0 Unfurnished Roonts to Let; suit newly & dm'Tied oouple or two steady men.—27, Brynslfi-terrace, Mount Pleasmt, Swansea 13:>1.<6 Wil;ows-nlcce, Swansea.—Conifort-aole t Lodgings' tor one or two Young Men; loath (hot and cold); terms moderate. 15&el-2S 1 r\ Cro&s-streefc, Swansea—Three Re.oms, XU* flr t Cocr, to T.et, as Offices.—Apply L. T Ponkin Morgan, Solicitor, 10, Cross-street, Swansea. Apartments Wintal, y requires Bedroom, with Quiet family; away during day; moderate Box 330, "Eady Post," Swansea. 36121.24 11WO Unfurnished I'ooms Wanted, by young married couple, 7n Argyh>streot oi- liiic-hardson-street.—Wxitie P., "Daiily Post," Swansea. 14Gel-25 1 /"ANTED, immediate)}', by resj/ect-abie Per- b' 1 son, quiet hlme during Accowbni-ont.- P;e<f.s9 state terms, r-nd address, to Tar ins, "I ally Post." Swanse. J2&31-25 ^IllTANTETt, by a resp-ectable Married Cc,uple, r f tbrw or four rooms, central, or Small House preferred; reliable tenants.-Writ? mediatoly, to Roomi, 'TXx.1 y Post," Swansea. 353c1-25 T.VTANTI-.dT Uplands or Higher Sketty, a rn- fortable Eedroom and Sitting-room a,endauce, fire, light; ledy and c-htld (five. Very moderate terms.—Writo Moderate, "Daily Post," Swansea. 222el-25 Jforsss. Carriages, etc. ¡ _0 OCP SALE, Hcrse and Cart, suitable for coal zn9!c:;ail; also icr-ry.-Apply 108, Wee- Torn-s.reet. Svvensca. 90el-25 1,1 OI;, SALE, two Wagons, cliea-p to early p«r- dhaeejr; in good BjeBidivi-on.—Apply 6. Mount Pleasant, Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen. odtel-28! TIOR SALE, Cob, 13.2, Herness, New Gumbo, JL Challoutiter, and G-alvani7ed Stable.— Apply Griffiths, Colby-road, Lurry Port. 6128nl-27 ijlOR SALE, dark bay. Horse, Tip Carl,-and Harness; steady worker m all gear, to gether or separately.—Apply Isaac, Alit, Llan- gannrch. 145el-25 FOR SALE, Brown More, good worker, 14 -L hands; cheap; no dfiiiers; owner tav ing no usc,Virnl.,aoy, 72, Western-st.rc-«*. Swansea. 225ci-27 "L-'Ol- SALE, Pony, Cart, and Harness, in ev .r csllent condition, or exchange tor lig-ht.r.-Apply G. L. Tncker, Richardson- street, Swansoa. 185el-27 I710R SALE, reliable dob, 34.1; ?.'are, 15 hands, quiet in all harness; <Llso Trail and Harneaei, smit cob 13.2. Bargain to immediate purchaser; room wanted.—Apply Howell Jen tins, near Church, Llansamiet. 1861-27 GOOD Pony, Light Trol-ley and Harness for Sale, complete; cheap to immediate pur- ebaser.—Apply W. J. John, The Ma.rk.et, Swan. gea. 137el-25 F,EFUL Pony, Trap, end Harness for Sale.— J Apply Three Compasses, Clydach. 106el-25 WK have for Sale the following Cars, -all il first-claws condition-10-12 h.p. Darraco, n,w htsit June, complete wiith all spares; 10-12 kp. hnfiela. complete is above; 6 h.p. Rover, two-seater: 9-11 h.p. Jian-acxi 4-sea-ier complete; R h.p Darraeq complete; 15 h.p. Ford 2-*e»ter, ceavyietc; exceptional bargains.—Apply West R h.p Darraeq complete; 15 h.p. Ford ?t, g b ceavyietc; exceptional bargains.—Apply West R h.p Darraeq complete; 15 h.p. Ford 2-*e»ter, ceavyietc; exceptional bargains.—Apply West Wales Motor Car Co., Ltd., 7, Melbourne-place, Swansea. 1SC)el-26 17\RA>.rE your own Pictures, and Buy your ? Fie.i.ifs complete f:om W. Ihomas, 29, I ousen-street, and 9, Bridge-street, Neath. 337el-2S Education. CIVIL Service Candidates stwoessfully pre- l.taH-.d. for their examinations. NAimeronfi recent successes. Telegiraph Learners, Head. Post Office, S^ve.nsea, Yal-e Sorters I>.ndoo and S-xanrea G.P.O. Pitman's Sbo>ri:hand rapidly taught. Arithmetic, Book-kee-ning, o-te. oess guamnteed. Ladies or gentlemen.^Mr. ¡ Harris. Sliorthiad School. 56, Oxford-street, Swan^e«v. I fpHOROUGH i*i&iJQ.ra!tion tor Kxa-tninatl-oiS and Bavlneas in French, German. tipiln- i-h, Ita.lia.ti (Conversational method): also in Latin, Esperanto, Book-keeping (Double Entry) Shorthand, Typewriting. Arlthmetac, etc. Tmnslart-ions and Foreign Correspondence. P r-r«i>ectus on applic-atilrm.—C^swaid Korth, Public Translator, 1. K^nsftigtcm-Terrace. SAiin' fea. Tel. 638 C-mtral. TjiRENCH, Gorman, Italian, Spanish Taugrt -i by native tei&chers, with our conversa- tional method. "Few rules a-nd much dri'l Only Genuine Berlitz. School in Swansea. 57, St. H;»len's-roud. Also iranslations thoioughlv executed. 712el25 Trade Specialities. VyEDDING Ca.rds. !alewt designs end M<-der- » ate yrices.-See Sample Books at Rhys Roberts, Stationer, Morriston. d,b.-t.c. TO LADIES.—Before ordering your Corset", don't fail to inspect the New Leading Corset Shop. Oorsets nvule to order from 5s. 9d. Fit and style grnvranteed.—Madsrre Dei'ch, 12, Mansel-street, Swansea. 343el 2S C. H VN A and 10a rth en ware. — iiib&p, welf- assorted Crates of everyday Selling Linas, for shops, markets, and for free i.st-s.—Sheaf Pottery Manufacturers, Long- ton, Stsas. 2"4d5-3Q j FXIihWOOD.-100">.undles~aT~3ri.; Soft^Wood Uloks. Is. cwt Cart Load, 10s.; Pitch P:ne Blocks, Seantllng, Cog Wooa, E. Jones, Firewood Depot, Prince cf V.'ales Dock. Tel. D6 Central 5375n1 LA DIES.—Safe and Speedy Remedy wit boot Medicine or Pills, guaranteed never to fa-il, stamp for part*, eu lars.Mrs. D. Stafford j Brookes íDept 71). Catfora. London. 1852 LADIES—My Improved Remed-,e= act in a few bcure when all else ra;ls. Surpris- ingiv effective. Success guaranteed. Send stamped envelope for free sample.—Nurse Ham. I mend 13. Ingledene, llooc;;mbe-road, Soutrend. Essex. 342d7-8 J^iOR quality ;\nd value go to Sidney Palmer, A- Good selection of Wedding Cakes always kept in stock. Parties cate;od for at the shortest notice. Estimates free. Cor. Tel. 140. Oxford-street-, and Branches. 108el-25i AMERICAN Cora Plaster, superior to all Corn Pamts. Try, then judge. No failure, no pain, no burning; no harassing corns; case immediately; 7jd. — Myrduirr Davies, M.R P.S., Chemist. Swansea. __n- 601,5r, 124 DR. NOBLE'S Kidney and Backache Pills, for Backache, Rheumatism, Weak Back, Lumbago, I-.abetes, Brigbt's Disea.se, Gravel. Pri is.-Afyrd.,iin Davies, M.B.PS., 4, Ox- ¡ ford-ssreet, Swansea. 6015nl-24 LADIES.—Setid for Free samples Ellis's Pills. Oeria.n, safe, and effectnai lemedy- Book (53 pages; sent free. Large boxes Is. 3d. and i-j^fecla:) 4s. 6d. box. Fr-eoe advic-. —Mrs. Eilis, 27, Surrey-lsne, B^ttersea, Loudon. 170d.b ELASTIC Stockings, 2s. 6d.; Silk, 5s.; Ank- lets. Knee Caps, and Thigh Pieces, 2s.; Silk. 3s. bd.; -11 ll ;sizes.- Jones, Chem- ist, 12, High-street, Swansea. 10?sl-25 GAS I-Vigines, Oil Englne^i, Suct-iou Gas Plants, New and Second-hand Engines !n stock, at CardiE. Cash or deferred jy&ymeuts. -Orossley Bros., Ltd., 37, Westgate-street, Car. diff. i-iOR SIGHT TESTING and Spectacle Fitting JC go i-o llutchins Etchelis, D.B.O.A. (by excrn. I.onilon), 8, Portland-street, Swansea (opposite the middle market gate). 171-2ô .z- n FREE Advice on all Skin Diseases, Bad Legs, etc.—Write or call, Beakin, Herbalist, 14, Alexandra-road, Swansea. 2141-28 MAKE your own Frames, and Buy your 111 Mouldings and Glass, etc., from W. Thomas, 29, Queen-street, and 9, Bridge-street, Neath. 387,21-29 I Furniture. >1 i5s. for a Roil Top Desk, solid oak, worth io; Walnut Bookcases from L'j, 15s. 6d.; Office Saia-11 Chairs from 3s. Cd.— Millard, Swan- sea end Neath. 375el-28 BIEDTE;.A.DS !-lit.2ädš Bedsteads: 1! ~in hundredK, to be gold cheap. A few shop soiled Bedsteads et half pr.ee.—Hillard, Coi- iege-gtreet, Swansea, and Parade, Neath. 375.-1-28 /^J_IiEAT Reductions in the price of lied- er:oa»ls. Huitdreda in stock to select from, at prices never heard of before. Call and inspect.— lii-UaUd, College-street, Swan- 8.41, and Parade, Neath. 3750-1-28 *^s..M>KSl FENDERS- — Absolutely the -*• largest stock of Fend-srs in Swc-nsea; All- bixss Parlour Fenders from 12s. 6d.; Brass Itail Fenders from E.s.-Ri lard., College-street, Swansea, and Neath. 375el-2E /OVERMANTELS and Fier Glesses., iti great 0 variety; Walnut P.er Glasses from 14s. Black Chippendale Overmantels from 18s. 6d. Ca.1 and inspect our stock.—Hillard, Cciiege- sT-eet, Swansea, and Neath. 17:>2F3 10s. for a 4ft.Solid~w7lanrt~or_ Sathi Walnut Bedroom Suits, with side wings all bevel plates; our own make; 1-est value ;u the trade. — Kiilard, Coll^e-str^t Svan^^a and Neathl « 375el 28 Fk)ATI-ILlt:, A gr;),,id lot of Funf:ed Feathers from C^d. j>er ib M 11 puff frcm _.l, per lb.; MiUpufl Bed Sets f^m lis. 6d.; 56ibs. weight. —H111 ard, Swansea and Ne&tl" 375el-2& A graud .selection of Solid Wal^fc— Sid, boards from 113 10s.; a Massive jft }\r,,x~ front, Solid Walnut Sideboard ^'6 £ 8 10s. Hillard, Coiiege^tr^el, "swan^a I Neatu. 23s' J°X h^Tiest~2:n-~Pillnr "Dod st-Jui .n the trade I'lr*1- t town: ell-hmss 2in. Pillar Bedsteads fr^ Genuine bargai. i{ilterd, Coii, J Swansea, and Parade, Neath ° r^ trung- Pla.no Ox-s.r- I mothor-of-ixiarl iir.ahl. 'i^ne-1. ai)(1 up-to-date improvemente; honestly wort'1 as good as now.-Hillard, Collego-atre^ sea. »treo„ .wan- .— 375el-23 pU RN ITU RE. Notice to th^ri^ -«■ Swansea.—Wlietbor y<j„ Vo"t t r, Trade or Tariff Rof,,Ta,, enoe to the Price of Fr'l's 0 Their reputation is b « furniture. anyone 10 ^'«'defy land District have som^th^TV J for. What/ever the faul-Y tbankful doee not tax Furniture. Th'f" Bud«et' still able to s^U at ^;ir-h Til11'6 aie Everyone knows thai -iv*01 prices 6d.; Complete Bedroom Cou-iK-s for 16.>. and Chairs, 31 n,iBO "V,es, v ith w*-rdrobe 5 guinea; AirBrnss B,V- 1 Sllites ;°r Bedstead at 12s n* f Full-sizo Snite, 4i guineas' ^ddlebag |f 1QS- Therefore. Stdeboard,, ture (whether for require Furni- give your vote to Hii'-o^v ^rms banged) To"date Furniture Sale 'r^ BelUbl« and Up- m8S' -^t, Swan2TS' ^40^0 -'I S M ANl^KA HAHBOLIR trust. TOILERs "R SALE, boilers.' FitUn-.s and \t diameter, with all fied bv one p^nies for a lcao,ng Insurance Corn- square inch no pte.saure ot 11 lbs. per 1 cation Ina-V f>ht?_:ned on ar>p]i- to the "i'voi'if 1' Engineer J e^. Harbour Ofiices, S\var>s«?«. 4294 4294 ) Sales by Auction. f- 1 ,112, QGEEN'S-ROAD, COEDSAEt^ov ESTATE, ) SKETTY. Sale TST Well-preserved Houeeiiold Furniture, ■ obout 100 Lots of Velntifcle Liaen, Cut Glass, China, small quantity of Silver and Electro 1 P a ted Goods, and other ESects. Mr. F. E. Tunbri dgre j -B favoured with instractiens from t-he Ex-scn- tor of t."c late Mary Gregor, to SLI.L by AUC- TION, on the premises, oa .hi 25th day of JANUARY, 19J0, the semaining portion of FURNITUHE, Whifcli 1-oughly couiiCiSOiHjLNx>soME ALL-BRASS FRENCH BEDSTEAD, pair of 5ft. 6in. Bedsteads. Ccir-hin^tion Bedsteads, Wire Spring Maaxresbes, Hair and Wool Over- lay, Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows, Binn- kLinen aiid Sheets, lonet. and Household Linen, HANDSOME Wt. MAHOGANY WARDROBE, Bow Fronted CiXist of Drawers, Duchess Stand and Table, Pedeslai Bedside Table Commode. Tcwel Rail. Chairs, 6ft. Lira" Wardrobes, Mahogany, Satin *aiimt, and Deal Dressing Tables and Waslistar,<-s, Toiiet Chest-, Swing Mirrors, Ottcman Box, Window Poles Mtd Curtttins, Squares of Axnnnst^ end cl-he-, Oirpets, Keys, Ax minster Stair Carpet, Brass StRir Rods, Oü: Hali Tatrfe, Pair of Lbonize-i PedesUalis, Wire Screen and Brass BeniK t Screen, Pair of Framed Mirrors, Girandole, Mounted Stag's Head, Barou.eter. lJnli and White Enamel Ovecmantel, Coal Boxes, Oai Dwarf Bookcaae. Writing Table, Roll Top Desk, HANDSOME SPOON LACK CHA7K3 UPHOL- STERED IN LEATHER, Heavy DjQj-jg Rooti Tab e, Walnut Card TAblt', r,,ir:broke end Oo- Tobies, 0tIJ¡ Corner Cupboard, Treadle bowing M«i.ehine, Heavy 3íIiTble TiDiepieoft, Grandfather's Clock, Oil P&icT's. and ether Pictures, China Ornaments and Figures, Lino- leum and Oilcloth- Kcass and lion Fireeide Suites, Settees ana F«s>' Chairs Burr a::d Wai- nut Davenport, 3-fold Screan. quantity of and China, include? GOaLPOIIT TEA AND BREAKFAST ERnCI. DRESDEN FRUIT PLATES, etc, quantity of Bocks, 6ft irrrcHaiM DRO&SEN, K.tc^en <.faL;es :wd Chairs, Firestand, pill; Lamps. Copper Tea Kettles, Electro-plated Dish Cot ,rs, Mincing Machine, end a ia-rjje quantity of Culinary Articles, Ladder, Sl«iis. Wheelfc&r- row, Dog Kennel, Garden Garden and House!.old Tools, Bouble-hcnaed Crosscut Saw. GJrnamcntal Flower siands, and i;ujiie?omj other items. Sale to commence at 11-30 s M. precisely. Goods on view afternoon previi.us to Salo, from 2 to 5 p.m., and Mornuig oi after 9 a.m. Ternis, Cash. Fr.rt.her particulave may <5hlaivned of the Auotloneer, 19. Gt-wer-streat, Sw 426 NEW SALE ROOMS. 7. GOAV-sTEf;2T, SWANSEA Messrs. James and James CFdlows ot the laetitute), will offer for SALE by P.DLIC AUCIlON, on TUESDAY, JANCAlll 1910, a largs quantity of well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNiTURE AND OTHER ili'i''l^-CrP-. together with THREE EXCELLENT. PIANOFORTES, covnprking:-Handsome Bow-frcnted M;iho- i gany CSicet of Drawers (equal to new), Solid Oak GHest ;of Drawers, Brasi and Black ^ed- steads. Palliasses. Was^iauds, Dressine' Tables, Chamljtr Wlire, T>resse1-i Large Dining and other '?sJy~,ee. Gilt Pier Gla&ses, Mahogany framed O-ouch.es in Mo-! hair. Stained Walnut Swt-board with be-1 veiled plate-* lass 'oack. Oc^.va'-TaMe, &ving Glasses. Easy Chairs in Mcha-ir. Ltu&back1 and other Ci-airs, Carpets. Uearthross. Lino- lean, Pictu"es, Ornamon,1-, i^aivps and Brackets. Bookcases, sr_aj! Cupboards, Thref^ cornere.i Cupboards, Fenders and Fire-irons, etc., together with a Qoa-ru y of Kitchen and Culinary rensiJ. ae 3. mSny other artie'es t-00 mtmerons to Particuia.rise. Goods on view morning of sale. Sale to lomaeao: ipromi-tiy, at 11 o'clock' a.m. Terms caffh Auctionec.rs' Offices:—7, ^^a^-street. Swan-S sea. Tel. No. 172 Dccks. j1 SWANSEA- Sale of I>v„seh'Id Prof-erties at Abordyb:-rihi- s-reet, EaIod. and Bston-road. Bryn' yiryd. Mr. A. B. Davies Has been instructed to SELT. by PUBLIC ATe. TION, at the C'>mrnercxl Peutr-c, Sv.r.n- sen, on WEDN ESDAY, J 2GtJ" 13:0, I the following Leasehold PROPERTIES, viz:- I Lo." 1.—All that )(i Messuage, JJwel- ling House end Premises, s-it-uate and losing 100 (formerly :So. 12) ABKRDYBERTH1- STREET, HAFOD, Swansea, now in the oecui > ) tion of Mr. B. 1. Grey 011 a quarterly ten- í ancy a.t the re-nlal of 6s. I)cr Lot 2.—All lhut Lea,-eholil M.-ftrnf.go, Dv.el- j ling Hou-pe and Premises, situate and be-in* I No. 106 (formerly No. 15)- ABERDYBERTRI• STREET, HAFOD, Swanseti) no-w in ihe oceui- S tion of Mr. Hoi .kins at a woiUhlv rental Is. e Lot? 1 and 2 are held on I^t-se for a term of 99 years fr'om the 25th day cf March, lej. at the cmiuai ground rent of k2 15s., which will be divilled equally the lots. Lot 3.1..1 tbos-o I..e6S":I101Ù Dwelling Hotves and Premises, situate c'nd oeh-^ _\c< bO und 51, EATON-ROAD, BRYNHYFJiYD, now in the oecupation of Messrs. Roberta and others, and prtxiucing a weekly rental of 9, 3d Lot 3 is held nu Leas«, with other Pmi\er;v, for a term of 939 years from March 2S:.11. 1292.. at the annual ground rent of ±2 5s., of which sum £ 1 2s. 6d. i>er anini.a i^ pavable- ir 1 e'-Tiect, of this Lot. Sale to commence at .3C o'clock iu the. evening. The Mines and Minerals are reser\ed. lurther particulers with Condition.; cf Sale of 1 a.nd 2 may be obtained of R. Arthur Jones, q Solicitor, 21, l'Tk-rtreet, Swansea: #I,Ll 1-t 3 of Messrs. PICTOX EVANS and JONES, Solicitors, St. ^cy-street. Swansea; and as to the whole Lets, ir the AUCTION- EER, 08, Wind-street, Swansea. Mr. David Eobertg^ F. A.r.. AUCTIONEER. VALUER, AND KSTATE AGENT. FOR SALE, Re side m.e ell Kenslniftoc-ccx'soent. Reside nee jn Sketty-e.v^fiire. I>etac:ed R<-siderce in sketfcy. Residence i11 Detached Villa, L near Swansea. Iteaideooe. £575, in BryD.nlll. "Bridg-e House." Morrison, open to an offer. Resideiioe in Katon-eres-'ont. Kesitlence in Hawthorna venue. llesid-ence ill SL Albany-road. Business Premises with splendid accommoda- tion. in good locality. B-ou=* in Rh^-ndda-street. at a low figure. Wanted to purchase residence in Calvcrt- terrace. o. 7, Bryn-y-Mor-cre-s^ent, to lie Lat or Sold. 56, Mansel-terrace, at a low figure. TO BE LET. Dètbed Residence ill ,at a modeir- ai." rent. Detached Residence on the Gower Cot:st. semi-detaohed Residence in Brynmill dis- trict. Large Dan ached Reside noe in Swansea, Det;icl:ed Residenoe in Humbles. Detached Residence neax Swansea. Fur- nished. Detached Residence in The GKrove, Uplands, Swansea. Splendid Residence in Walter-mad, Swansea, from March 25th. 1910. Premises for Conversion, ia main thorough- fare. For farther particulars a-pyly— DAVID ROBERTS, 19. RRATHFIEDD-STREKT, SWANSEA. J PUBLIC NOTICE. TO BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS, AND OTHER 5. A Large Assortment. of Sills. Steps. PJjnth. Kerb Ohanae: tng, &c., of various sizes also Poll Stones. For Prices appiy JO>Es £ SONS, Per. jan Q uarries, Dun vant. Oxford Street, Swansea. I -»iANCEfc NIGHTLY. FirstPerforma.iae 6.50 p it. Second Perion&»so* J ma- 'e looked ty Port, V7ire or Phone. Telephone No. 92 Centr&U FRVT, k?^P}AY- J-1-\rARY 24tb. 1909. AND DUPJNU THE WEEK. ^^bf^the^uru'ier^ Adveh oi that veil-known charict«r, PEB« 1\1:\5: PERKINS M.P. J HE LABO! R CANDIDATE;. AND THE SI' FFRAOET'I'E PET ALBERT BRUNO AS THE i CANDIDATE. THREE DELARIES, MABEL MAVIS, -Vo>-ei i if- ° MARSHALL AND PARR, "n 0: Djs-t-:nc-taon. D• ving-nx>in Entertainei-s. DA RAS, Th flanadiaji Ci-J, ————' Tresemting Living Portraits of (ireai Com- GLADYS MAVIUS. s. changing from oiks to ajiothor in full In her enlwuuniii^ Chorum Sorurs and — ci Ine anaienec. fcpecm!it,y DancrtiT. JENNIE ALEXANDER, -New and oil the Juyenile Cowed'aud Mimic.' AMERICAN BIOSCOPE. IUSSi.M AND MIS^'EM GORNALLA EDDIE h, tiieir .Screr-tningly Coinic Acrobatic Act. Full of I routes. ju-ies and twists, and ■U'ar Wlil ;,t 1x10 eiSht c- tile Queer Customer when he catches himself Bending. jjT' ""Ta ""ghand g iO-KIQHT at 7.3G. i)oo«cs 7. NO EARLY DOOKS. I I fcfc THE DAIRYMAIDS." I R 1 S. ,iurda> at 2.30 ■ Spf^ES- "t 3d ■ _| 1# ] ( p |j||iiih^^H Yi^ m"1 c m^1 6d. O -=- ;UiIti | At the r_|^ t Swansea I I Monday. January 24th. ajid -utui:^ vhe Week, W't-lcoine Visit of the World- 1 I renowned Roman Pkiy— 1 CLAUDIAN. j THE GREATEST CREATION OF THJ-: LATE WII^SCN BARRETT. I CLAUDIAN. j J THE GREATEST CREATION OF THF LATE WII^SCN BARRETT. I ^eek—ti er S:<voiui on Earth. | .dIV. aøI'W8I!AI'fII -6" = ALBERT HALL, SW ANSEA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 28th, at 8 ULRBR III k mH. EWiM SWOP AND FULL CONCERT PARTY. Mnie. CLARA BVTT and Mr. KENNERLEY RUMFORD will Sing New Song Cycle— ———" Four Cantionsry Tales and a Moral." wbo slamtnpd doors- for fun and perished nuserably). si nfl'Z — 7.'v from his nurae and wtts eaien l>v a lion). lies &nd burned i»de £ tb"- 1 KING n (V.-),0 cnewed little bits of string«nd was cut off in dreadfal HARL2S AUGUSTUS FORTESCUE" (who always did what ir»s right and so accumulated a great fortune). 4s., 3s.. 2s. 6d. and 2s. at Thompson and Shaekells. Gallery, Is. t oore only. Early iloors 7.15,610 emtra. Ticket holders Free. I MUMBLES PIER SKATING RINKS, OPEN DAILY 11 A.M. TILL 10 P.M. Instruction for Ladies and 1.4«nt!emen Free of Charge. HANNEY S MILITARY BAND ETBEY A ETE It NOON AND EVENING. R &i r e»huieiit.s. Loiiclieons.. '1 e.s. ie.. at Pier Eotel. Thursday, 17th February.—GRAND FANCY DREt>6 CARNIVAL. Flit ST CLASS KETURN FARE AS D USE OF SKA'i'Ete FOR 5 HOURS- ONE SHILLING. Olympic" rink^ oxford street. THE FIRST AND ONLY KA'i INC RINK IN SWANSEA. 3 SESSIONS DAILY—10 10 1, 2.30 to 5, 7.30 to 10.30. ADMISSION — SIXPENCE, SKATES OR FLOOR SURFACE—6d. E. CLARKE, Acting Manager. DON'T FORGET PROF. CLARKE'S BENEFIT, WEDN ESD AY. JAN. 19th, 1910* SWANSEA AUCTION ROOMS, 46, WATERLOO- STREET, SWANSEA. | SALE OF A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORT- MBNT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, C -n-,Pris,*ng:- 'DINING ROOM SUITE in Le&thar, American Qoth. end Plus' 5 Oak l-amed Drmug Co&irs, Overma.nt<eis. OAK SIDFfOARD, ? DIEH WAGONS. DRAWING BOOM SFITES in Tatwetr^. gtnffed Fox ;n Case, 2 Copper Eot Wa or KettUe and St*ndK. MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, STAINED BED- ROOM STTITL, Maiogouy Com mode, Br.s; He:, ín. and other Bedsteads, Box aeu Wi roe Spring end H: ir Mattre«-ijei, Dress tig Tablw. and Wash- stands, ,d PIANOFORTE, HARMONIt'M, 3 KEARLY NEW j^r^eet eon. dition, Sewing Ma-chm-?. Kniie Cleaner, Oil Fti'er. Meat Safe, 3 Dish. Covers, GAS and ANTIIRACITL S 'f) V P- eU\. etc., winch I Messrs. John M. Lesder & Son, Will SEd. hy PUBLIC AUCTION on TUESDAY, j £ o"i JANLARY, 1910, at 11.30 a.tr.. precisely, On View Utorning of Sale. Aucti->neers" Ofaoes: 46, WfcU.r loo-street, Swaiis-sa. 42SC.. j- Last newly-built- House on the right-h<;nd Bide (upix-r end) of G LAN AVON-ROAD, PONTARD'l! LAIS. Mr. Arthur S. T. Lucas Hae been inatrccted by the Owner, wl o is jlee ving Pontardulais, to SKLL by PUBLIC 1 AUCTION, ot -Ibe «.bow address, on TKURS- DAY, JANUARY 27th., 1910, the whole of his j nearly-new HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OTKViR EFFECTS. 0." follows; ODe of .Singer's Cabinet i-ewi.ng Ma-chines. Foot iiiid Hand Gectr <oo^t £15 Ijs.), Kitclien Table, Chairs, Fender, IÆmps. Screen, Fire Irone. Ware and Utewsils, Washing Machine,; Hail Stolid, Stair Carjiet, Brsss Rods, Poles .aid Pitting.s. Patent Roller Window Blinds, Doable and Single Brast Rail liedsteads, C'ein Matfcresi>, (Overlays-, l'Hthar Boistecs and Pil, lows, D-reaelng Cbeet and Pedestal, Marble Toj. and 1.) Glial rs, Tuitet .Se-s, Pic. -U]'lf'!8, Ornaments, k., etc. Also tW1 .1H;¿Ú.I1 Parrot, in Gag. grand iraiicer,. I Tiie Sale to commence at 2 o'clock ih tlie i fc't^-rnoon precisely. G<*xis on view Moxniirg of. Sale from 11 o'clock. j Terras. Cash. No Reserve. j Fo-r further i«.rticulars i(>;4y to Arthur S. | | T. I-ucas. Auctioneer and Valuer, 6, Rutland- street, Swansea, and .\t Mumbles. Nat. Tel. 230 Central. I Eng-ish end Foreign Patents, Trade MsrFs I and Deigns 4295 Money. fpRI -T Fund of available for morW gageei or purchase of groxmd rente. — A,.p,y T, J. rishop-Iùnies. Prudential GlKLtn- I Wind-street, Swansea. 74-el-34 ASH to Advanoo, on personal ity: c quickly, on u oat moderate v;- ir?s And w.th eaty weekly payments. Wriio Caen. "Dally Post," Svansea. IJtcl-ii P9(J to £ 6,000 Advance by Pr.vate Lender on Siic^ie Froitisso y Note. No BU'.S ol Sale taken, and absolute prtvacv ^uananteed. First letter of application reoeives prompt attent.on, end iniending bcrrowers ere waited upon by a representative, who s empowered t. complete transaction on terms mutnaUjj arranged, no charge bei MMia unless b i.si- ness actually completed Specie qnotationa tor abort loans—Write in osnfldence, to c" Wella, 16. Clare-straet, Br:stoL T- WILL.S aal-i Co., Welcome-lane. Swmn, •»- :"00, make private loaas to respectable am. Jrf origan Broke's. hUb pis. cvounved. No feet. Ssriotly oo^Sdcattel. Xernsa xnoaarate Easy iepayiaente arranged to suit borrowers.—Trevor Williams, Manager. Cor. Tel. 124. 54605-1S Jones, Financier, makes aaeh edvancee from f„5 tc £ 300 to all r%apecta ble householders at reasonable rate cf interest without delay.-Appiy perscaelly or by letter. Distance no objeo,- No teas. Easy repay- in en is t rranged to suit con venience of bwv rowers. Privars and confidential. Guaranteed. —Apply 5 Gvove-plaoe, Alexandra-road. Swuw sea. FOR PRIVATE CASH ADVANCES APPLY TO ALBERT E. GASH, AT HiS PRIVATE HOUSE, 30, ST. GXCXGE S TERRACE. SWANSEA. Lir. GASH is prepared to ADVaNCH tc reaper-table persons LOANS from £ 10 toO aiiy arailtJit, upon Jitir own Note ef Hand, WITHOUT SURETIES OR i)1LI. Of SALE. INTENDING BORROWERS in apply- ing w Mr. Gafclt have ttie sa-tieiaction of knowing with whom they are dealing, for Mr. Gafih trades under his own name, and not under an assumed name, neither ooea he trade as a "Company" or so-cailad "Bant." Please Note Acldress- 30, ST. GEORGE S TERRACE, SWANSEA,