The Brecon Radnor Express Carmarthen and Swansea Valley Gazette and Brynmawr District Advertiser

?> ?r ?r??t ? r?? ir??C-< ?T??TT? Y? ??<?? 7? ir ?j? ?< ?<?.. ?r ??r? Head O B icea: iriLj"???I?J?jL??L?L_J?JL"?L??;?jE'jLjLJLi?LJEl? <?\J?AJU, <:>!L C' <?<?? JUTI?? Ke;;ii- "j hope to have limited quantities of Fattening Food for 6Pigs from now forward. Customers registered for ONals who wish to change to Meal for feeding should notify their Depot so as to get delivery in their turn. _————-———————————————————————————————————————— L j -p! ——taBL- tE <E-' MAKE HIM COSY THIS H WINTER. I u n Buy.RIGHT. BUY RIGHT-at the outset. Do not run the risk of disappointment. Stocks of = Boys' Overcoats are depleting, and cannot be replaced for a con- siderable time. = WATTS' many years experience in iitting out the boys is your guarantee. Parents come here from all quarters to get their n boys ntted with clothing. j ( THE V.C. COAT. II u 0 The above illustrates U Watts' popular V.C. Coat, just the thing for boys from three to seven years of age. Made in Soft Overcoat Materials = in Grey, Brown, Saxe, Cardinal, etc High Grade Qualities, 16/11 to 40/ Double Breasted Over. coats for Boys from, 7 to 17 years of age. Re- fined and gentlemanly. Strongly made in tweed and heavy cloths. Also ? a great variety in single breasted shapes. Let the boys and lads be snug and comfortable, and well protected right = through till May. Double n or Single Breasted Coats U SINGLE OR DOUBLE BREASTED. 25/- to 50/ e ot)!xMitc ?????BRECXjBL? tMMoo<ac€nI u -T 'nnt H tH PTJJBIjIC! NOTICE. THE PREMISES KNOWN AS THE Buitth P h ar acy, Lately in the occupation of Mr COLTMAN, will shortly be HE-OPENED —— BY —— MR. W. MORGAN JAMES. M.P.S., London, Chemist & Druggist. I Special attention will be paid to the ———————————— -————————— Dispensing of Physicians' Prescriptions. MR JAMES has had many years experience in First class London and Provincial Pharmacies, is a Qualined Cbemiat (by examination), and also a Member of the Pharmaceutical Society. b752/130/512 Hampton Sramma!' Schsc!, GLASBURY-ON-WYE. Pdncipal: Rev. D. C. Lloyd. dMmca, Mathematica, dvil Service, Niprt- hand, Typewritiug, Conunercial Tuitioa, Mumc. Pnpils highly Nucoeasfnl &t London, oxford Ctunhndge, tmd Walea Univeraitiee.. Atto in &I1 pabBo exanM. For prospactua apply— Rev. D. C. LLOYD Glatbur -on.Wve ,-= ? ? ?? ? l 2, Watton Presbyterian Church The Annual SALE OF WORK WILLBEHHLDON Wednesday, December 4tK WHEN A QUANTITY OF Useful and Fancy Articles will be ofFered for Sale. THE SALE WILL BE OPENED AT 2-30 BY MM. Noet Phi!ps, (Bronllys). Cordial invitation given to all. FOLLOWING A CONCERT WILL BE HELD AT 7-30. b745/130/2811 ) J -f; L- .4_ CORM PRODUCTION ACT, 1917. I AGRICULTURAL WAGES BOARD (ENGLAND AND WALES). I Proposal to Fix Minimum Rates of Wages for Mate Workers under the age of 18 years in Brecon and Radnor. The Agricultural Wages Boa<rd (Englajid Md Wales), duly eetablished and constituted under Section 5 (1) of the above Act a-nd the Regulations made by the Board of Agriculture and Fisheriea da<&ed the 8tb November, 1917, having had regard to the provisions of sub-sections (6) and (7) of the said Section, hereby give Notice, a.s required by Section 5 (4) of the above Act, and by paragraph 4 of the Agricultural Wages Regulations, 1C18, tba<t they propose to fix the following minimum rates of wa-ges and the following differential rates for overtime employment, aa hereinafter denned, for male workmen under the age of 18 years employed in agriculture for time-work in the &rea oocn prising the administrative counties of Brecknock and Radnor amd to define for the purpose of the application of such diSerenti.a.1 ra-tea for overtime the employment which M to be treated as overtime employment as follows, that ie to say :— 1. The wages payable for employment in summer (&a hereinafter denned) of m&Ie workmen in agriculture under the -age of 18 ehaJl be not teaa tham wages at Uie following minimum ratea, thaft ie to say (1). For workmen of 17 and nndM IS yjars of age 26/- for 54 hours. (2). For „ „ 16 „ „ 17 „ „ „ 22/- „ „ (3). For „ „ 1.-) „ „ 16 „ „ „ 18/. „ „ (4). For „ „ 14 „ „ IS „ „ „ 14/- „ „ „ (5). For under 14 years of age 10/- „ 2. The wagee payable for employment in wimtar (as tbereinaifter denned) of maJe .workmu ii) agriculture under 'the age of 18 abaJl be not leas tha.n wages at "ile following minimum ratea, tbaA is to My :— (1). For workmen of 17 and under 18 year* of age 26/- for 48 hours. (2). For „ „ 16 „ „ 17 „ „ „ 22/- „ „ 11 (3). For „ „ 15 „ „ 16 „ „ „ 18/- „ „ (4). For „ „ 14 „ „ 15 „ „ „ 14/- „ „ „ (5). For under 14 years of age 10/- 3. Provided that where & whole-time workman ia employed by the week or My Iong<:r period, the vmges payable to him for the houra of work agreed between him a-nd the empJoywr in any week (excluding hours of overtime employment) shall not be less than the respective aanomits set out in Clauses 1 and 2 &bove, notwithstanding tba.t those hom-a &re lesa thajt 54 in Bummer or 48 in wintt)er. 4. The differential ra,tea for overtime employment shall be as followe, that it te My :— (&) In respect of overtime employment on 'week-dtaya (1). For workmen of 17 and under 18 years of ago 7d. per hour. (2). For „ „ 16 „ „ 17 „ „ „ 6d. „ „ (3). For „ 15 „ „ 16 .5d. „ (4) For „ „ :4 „ „ 15 „ „ „ 4d. „ „ (5). For under 14 years of age 3d. (b) In respect of overtime employment on & Sunday :— (1). For workmen of 17 and under 18 years of age 8M. per hour. (2). For ? „ 16 „ „ 17 „ „ „ 7?d. „ „ (3). For „ 15 16 „ „ 6d. „ (4). For „ „ 14 „ „ 15 „ „ „ 4M. „ „ (5). For under 14 years of age aid, 6. Provided that in the case of any workman to whom thta Notice applies the minimum rates amd overtime rates shall during the nrst two months of his employment in agriculture be 20 per cent. less than the rates which but for this provision would be applicable to him under the provisiona of the preceding clauses of this Notice. 6. For the purpose of the a,bove tajtes the following employmen'c ia defined M overtime employment, that is to say (1). All employment in excess of 64 hours in any week (excluding Sunday) in eummer. (2). All employment m exceM of 48 houra in any week (excluding Sunday) in winter. (3). All employment on a Sunday. 7. For the puj-poae of the above ratee employment in summer shar be deemed to be em- ployment during the period commencing on the nrat Monday in March and terminating on the :bat Sunday in October; and employment in winter shall be deemed to be employment during the Teat of the year. 8. The above ra-tee ehad!! apply (according to <.he terme &bove eet 'forth) to all male workmen under 18 yea-ra of age who are wholly Otr partly etmployed in agriculture within the meaning of Section 17 (1) of the Corn Production Act, 1917, in the above-mentioned area during such time ae they a.re eo employed. 9. For the purpose of the &bove raAes the hours of work shall not include meal times, but shall include any time during which by reason of weather conditions an employer h&e pre- ved[ed from working a workman who was present at 'the place of employment and ready to 'work. The Agricultural Wages Board, M required by Section 6 (4) of the a<bove Act, acd by para- graph 4 of the above-mentioned Regulations will consider any objections to the above ra-tea which may be lodged with them within one month from the date of this Notice. All objectione should be in waiting, and should be addressed to the Secreeary, the Agricultural Wages Board (England a,nd W&Ies) 80, Pall Mail, London, S.W., L The objections should sta.te precisely, and so far as possible with reasons, 'what as objected b), Dated this nineteenth day of November, 1916. Signed by Order of the Wagee Board. P. POPPLEWELL, Secretary. Agricultural Wages Board (Engjacd and Watee), 80, Pall M&ll, London, S.W., 1. EDUCATIONAL. -0_- MISS MAY CAMPBELL. R.A.M., Medaliet, certinoated and trained in tihe Royai Academy of Music, London, now reoeivew popil* for Pianoforte, Violin, Counterpoint, Hannomy, Theory, Form, Sight Singing and Ear kwnmg. Pupitis prepMed for all exantunatiooe connected wifth the Royal Academy and Royal College of Ntusic. Rathbone. BuUth Wellt. MissELSIE BOURNE PRICE, L.R.A.M Licentiate of Royal Academy of Mmdc. Matthay Pupil. Fully certificated and trained teaehe:, with ecven years' experience. Pupila received for Pianoforte, Violin, Harmony, Theory, Form and Counterpoint. Successful Preparation for all Examinations of the Royal Academy and Royal College of Music. Recent successes in 1917 include the Intermediate, Higher and Lower Grades of the Associated Board of the Royal Academy and Royal College of Music. BUILTH WELLS. MM.M6 WOODLANDS, Day and Boarding School for Girls —Preparatory for Little Boys. CAMDEN ROAD, BRECON. [Tsual Engthh Subject*; Nature Stady; Needlework. French; Drawtnn; Pointing; Heatth ExereiMt; Danoing. MUSIC A SPECIALITY. tHOHTHAMO AND BOOK KMP)MO. OntoMe Student* may attend for any of the aboK 8nbje<t<. NO PRELIMINARY FEES. I MONEY t ENT pR!VATELY In large or small Sums (not loss than JE10), ON BORROWER'S OWN PROMISSORY NOTE. ESTABLISHED 48 YEARS. And now Lending UPWARDS OF je80,000 ANNUALLY. Prospectuses, Terms for Advances, or any information desired, will be supplied, free of charge, on application either personally or by letter to nEORGE DAYNE & QOHS, 7, KING STREET, HEREFORD; or 5, TOWN WALLS, SHREWSBURY. Established 1870. -m. m.„ t PROGRESS IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY AT MORRISS. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE Call the next time when passing and TEST our assertion, then join our ever growing number of satisned customers. John Morris & Son THE SUPPLY STORES, BUILTH WELLS. 431/124 DANIEL WE&IHERLEY. Caeau Nurseries, Nr. Builth Wells,! and OLD PENDRE FARM-HOUSE, GARTH ROAD. BUILTH, CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH Ornamental Shrubs, Eruit Trees, Ramblers, AND OTHER Rose Trees. Excellent Varieties. Prompt and Personal Attention to all Orders. r!: 'L _J .L. Corn Production Act, 1917. I AGRICULTURAL WAGES BOARD (ENGLAND AND WALES). —j Proposal to Fix Minimum Rates of Wages for Cowmen, Waggoners and Shepherds in Brecon and Radnor. The Agricultural Wages Board (England -and Wales), duly established and constituted under Section 5 (1) of the above Act and the Regula- tions made by the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, dated the 8tL November, 1917,having had regard to the provisions of sub-sections (6) and (7) of the said Section, hereby give Notice, as required by sub-section 4 of the said Section, and by paragraph 4 of the Agricultural Wages Regulations, 1918, that they propose to make the following Order 1. The rates of wages Bxed by the Board as applicable to employment in the area comprising the administrative counties of Brecon and Radnor as set out in the Orders of the Board dated 16th July, and the 27th August, 1918, shall not apply to any workman employed in the 8d,id area wholly or mainly as a Cowman, Waggoner or Shepherd. 2. The Wages payable for employment I of any male workman of 18 years of age and over employed in the said area wholly or mainly as a cowman, waggoner or shepherd shall be not less than wages at the rate of 35/- for a week consisting of I the hours of employment, whether on week-days or on Sunday customary in the area in the case of a workman so employed. 3. The differential rates for overtime in the case of employment of any workman to whom this Notice applies shall be as follows, that is to say (a) In respect of overtime employ- ment on week-days, 8!d. per hour. (b) In respect of overtime employ- ment on a Sunday, lOd. per hour. 4. For the purpose of the application of the above rates all employment in ex- cess of the hours of employment customary in the area, in the case of a cowman, wag- goner or shenherd as the case may be is hereby defined to be overtime employment. o. For the purpose of the above rates the hours of work shall not include meal times, but shall include any time during which, by reason of weather conditions, an employer has prevented from working a workman who was present at the place of employment and ready to work. The Agricultural Wages Board, as required by Section .3 of the above Act and by paragraph 4 of the above-mentioned Regulations, will con- sider any objections to the above proposed Order which may be lodged with them within one month from the date of this Notice. All objections should be in writing, and should be addressed to the Secretary, the Agricultural Wages Board (England and Wales), 80, Pall Mall, Ijondon, S. W.I. The objections should state precisely, and so far as possible with reasons, what is objected to. Dated this 19th day of November, 1918. Signed by Order of the Wages Board. F. POPPLEWELL, Agricultural Wages Board, Secretary. (England and Wales), 80. Pall Mali, London, S. W .I. First Quality Seed Wheat For Immediate Delivery of STANDARD RED, BROWiCK, LITTLE JOSS, and YEOMAN Varieties. Also WINTER SEED DATS. Pricea and Samples on receipt of Stamped Envelope. We are also Cash Buyers of All ktnds of English & Foreign Cratn. A. HANDLEY AND SONS, Millera, Cake, Corn and Manure Merchants, BuHth Wells, also at Erwood & Rhayader. 'Phone: No. 10, Builth. Telegrams: HLNDrZ'Y'il, BuiLTH." 820/79/t/c R. W. WOOLCOCK'S ARABIAN OIL EMBROCATION. A SPECIALITY. No bathing or binding required. Flies will not touch any part when the oil is applied. Animals like it to be applied, as it soothes the wounda immediately. Testimonials wrapped round each bottle. PKICK Is. 6d. PER BOTTLE. Sole Proprietor— R. W. Woolcock, Cardigan: briOM/2111 SHIPPING NOTICED. CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES Ltd. Liwerpoot to St. John, N.B. Metita. Fri., Dec. 13. Crampmjt. TtM< Dec. 17. London to St. John, N.B. A,ityanax, Tues.. Dee. 3. Corsjean. Sat.. Dec. 7. TtUMSum. Sat.. Dec. 28. *HelIerophon, Tues., Dec. 10 *Duubridge, Thurs., Jan. 2.. Ctasgow to St. John, M.B. *McitMn. Sat.. Dec. 14. "HoJbrook, Sat., Dec. 21. 'Montealm, Tu&s., Dec. 124. Freight only. To Japan and China. :\Iontea¡zle (from Vancouver), Thursday, January 16. For Freight& or Pas.aage apply:— CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES, Ltd. Managers and Atrenta. 18. St. Augustine's Parade. BRISTOL; 14, Cockspur Street. S.W.I, and I'M, LeadenhaU Street, E.C.3, LONDON; or Local Agents Everywhere. ————?.———— j AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. ? Mr. Francis George Price. December 2n<1. —H&y Auatioc Mart. Deceml)rr 3rd.-Ilaigartb Auction 31art. Hay Auction Mart, On MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd. 1918. Grading att) 8.30 prompt. 769/1M/26H ? — ——————————————————————————— Talgarth and District Farmers' Union Auction Mart. On TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, 1918, 'for Fat Stock outy. Grading a 8 o'clock prompt. FRANCIS GEO. PRICE. Auctioneer. The Cottage. Talgaitli. 770/116/2611 Messrs. Wm. & Walter James. CARMARTHENSHIRE AM BRECONSHtRE. The Maesllydan Hall Estate. TWESSRS. WILLIAM f AKD WALTER JAMBS. F.A.I., aj-e 'f&voujed vrith .j]- structions i'rom Col. T. Lloyd Harries to offer for SaJe by Auc'tion at the TOWN HALL, LLAN- DO VERY, at an early da-te, the Above Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in sepa-rajte Lwte to suit Purchascra. the principal items being :— :lVIa.cslJyd'3n Hall &-=, LIandovery. PenIaD, Tciych a ad G-wemfelen Farms, do. Cbos Fitjrin and P'wUuch&f, Cwmwysg. Trawsaant Shct'p F&rm, above Bhandinnwyn. Na,ntvr,a,st Do., BIaenrhysglog, BJ.ancotbi, Gwudwa Mawr, and Braena-rauduon, do. Troedrhiw, Bcdiv a.nd Bwlcbyrhiw, do. Blae-nau Caio -Fsmn, Farmers. Maesygwjcí Farm, Pump&aiat. Sta'r and Garner Imn, and several Cottages and Gardens <<nd Field, LLandovery. :\IIillbrüok S:uaH Holding, Llaugadock, etc., etc. Further p,ar'ticula.rs in future snnounoments. lu the rlit'.mt.ime, i'ujUier information from the I Auc:on('er!l;. :wa.nsca. M)d Llan.ddo&, or from D. T. -Ni. Junes, Esq., Solicitor, Llandovaq. b717/129/2811 QUE'RITE CURES FLU. NEURITIS. NEURALGIA. SCIATICA. LUMBAGO &. RHEUMATISM. USEb AND RECOMMENDED BY THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. Subscribed for by Members of Parliament and the PubHc to send our men at the Front. Wnr Omce, Feb. 27.th. 1901. Late Fictd Marahat LORD ROBERTS. "The testimonials from South Africa point to the hi}{h \due of Que'ritf." "CLEARJ''(K)T." a. positive <'omfortable Cure for Corns. U&ed b.y Staff of lst RED CROSS HOSPITAL in the Empire. A)l Chemists, 1/3 and 3/ Direct- BARBERS, QUE RITE WORIiiS, HEREFORD. The White Hart, Grals, Eaaex, Mr A. Barber. May 30th, 1916. DeM- Sir, Will you forward roc at your early cocveN- ietMC:—! Bottle Que'hte, 11/6; 2 Hotties, 3/ 1 Bottl, 1/3. When Motoring through Hereford last Sept., to N. Wales, I had occasion to buy a bottle of Qoo'rite i* your City. and aa I fotind relief after using it <un send- ing for some more, the large bottle is for my own use, the other tbret ¡;;maller one" I am giving to fellow euf- fereM. Thankint; yon in anticipation.—YouM faithfuHy. W. J. FROST. P.S.-Please nnd Cheque enclosed, 18/9. 71, Victoria Avenue, Worce&tef, Dear Sir. February 2Tth. 1918. Wit) you kindiy t-end me 6 Bottles "QlIe'ri," 18f-. P.O. enctoscd. I find it of <tuch great vaJup. that I have decided neyfr to be without it. Quite a number of my friends are now n&ing "Que'rite" with good results.— OYOUI-S faH-bfutty. G. W. Foss. Dear Sir. A. P. 0. S 2, FratM-e. The efficacy of your "Que'rite" ict great, a6 I and my comrades have proved it, my wife having sent me a. few 3/- bottte.s out here. If the people at home knew how they co)))<l mitigate tne rufferings of their loved QM<. they would often tend them "Que'rite" in place of many tIling.s they do. t.4 it would mean many more returning t« Btig-lJt,r-lIlit;ltt,r and Que'rito for me.—I remala, yoafe Pte. F. L. HALL. M.T.A.S.B. QUE'RtTE, 1/3 and 3/ 3/ Poet Patd. CLEARFOOT Positive Cure for Corns. Used by Staff ist Red Cross Hospital in the Empire. Is. 3d. Barber's Que'rite Works, Hereford, & all Chemists. Ivy Bank, Leominater, Dear Mr, March 8tit, 1818. Ptea&e Mnd me 3 Bottled of "Ciearfoot." Undoubt- edly it iA a champion remedy for Coma; and in recom mending same to my friends, I do M) with perfect con- Bdence of their entire ea.tisfaction for if used accordin)[ to direction4s relief) M<. certain. We stiil have your "Que'rite" at hand. which does all you claim for it. PteaM let me have "Ciearfoot" soon, as two of the bottle.s are to pass on to friends.—Yours truly. GEO. FOSTEK. Royal Hotel, Roa.s-on-Wye, Mr A. Barber. March 18<.h. 191S. Dear Sir. I have pleasure in testifying that after applying vour "Clearfoot" about 10 days, my Corn almost magically responded to the treatment, and is now absolutely disap- peared. I have every reason to believe that it i& per- manently eradicfttcdt I am more than ple&sed with the inexpensive and perfect core.—Yours faithfully, b21/100/269 E. BELLAMY. Can he had from F. L. Stanton. Chemist, Brecon; J. Ward, HuiHh Well. W. W. Johntion, Liandrindod WeUs. E- :LA."W\ 12, LONDON ROAD, NEATH, MAKES CASH ADVANCES From <S5 and Upwards. Strictly private. Establislie(I 1876. br743/129/202 .< j-t .i.-J ".¡ J -}.