The Cambria Daily Leader

ABERAVQH imm I Justices Refuse to Alter New Closing Order. The annual Licensing Sessions of the Aberavon Borough were held on Thurs- day, the Mayor (Mr. W. J. Williams, J.P.), presiding. Police Superintendent Ben Evans, in his annual said there were with- in the boroujfh 24 ale houses, hve beter houses( on), two beer houses (off), and two wine licenses (off). No re- port had been received against a single licensee. There were 87 proceed- ing for drunkojmess during the year, which was a decrease of 17 a-3 compared with the previous year. The Mayor intimated that all licenses would be renewed, with the exca-, pticni of Brain's (off license) stores, which would be' served with the usual notices. Mr. Lewis M. Thomas, on behalf of the Licensed Victuallers' Associat' on askeu the justices to reconsider their decision to close the licenced houses at 10 o'clock as had been done in other towns. Mr. Chas. Jones (magistrate): Our de- cision was to have the houses closed at la o'clock during the war and a month I afterwards, and therefore we cannot I alter it.

MAYOR'S LOCAL RELIEF Fuillo J c wil-h thalil",3, 11 The Mayor acknowledges, wiih thanks, j ilio receipt of the following contributions < in aid of the above fund Amount previously acknowledged £ 630 16 10 Outclass and Men of Me?ia. bald \7iu'?, Ltd., King's 1)(ock Works (4th oontributioa) 21 12 11 Staff and VVo:»:raen cf the British Mannesmann Tube Co.. Ltd., per Mr. Nichols (6th contribution) 5 7 0 Subecriptiona received and acknow- ledged per Daily Poet" 12 10 0 Employee of Mr. John Thomas, builder, I)a.i>srsue 113 6 Staff and Workmen of the Britiah MannesmamJ Tube Co., Ltd., per Mr Nichols (7th contribution) 5 4 3 Swansea Credit. Drapers Society, per Mr. D. J. Ho wells (2nd con.) 7 a P Wesley Brotherhood: Proceeds of Sa.turda.y Concerts, per Mr. E. S. Evans 6 0 0 Staff and Workmen of the British Mannosmann Tube Co., Ltd., per Mr. Nieholla (8th contribution..) 9 2 6 Staff of Hotel Cameron. per M.,i8A A. L. Roberts, manageress (jrd contribution) 3 7 t1 Oi>:t rict Office Clerk and Agents (Swansea District) of the Pruden- tial Life Assurance Co.. Ltd., per Mr. W. J. Owen 19 3 Swansea Sea Pilots, per Gapt. Richards (3rd contribution) 9 5 0 Swansea Municipal Ao&ocra- tion per Mr William John Hop- kins hoji. treasurer (4th COIl.}. 4 0 0 Amount collected at School cf Art Concert, hpid 22ud December, per Mr. W. Grant Murray, director. 5 5 0 Staff and Workmen cf the British Mannesmann Tube Co., Ltd., per Mr. Nichols (9th con.) 9 6 11 Employes of Messrs Baldwin's, Ltd., King's Dock Worke (5th con.) 6 9 2 jE636 8 4 Further contributions will be gratefully received and acknowledged by the Borough I Treasurer, 14, Somerset-place, Swansea,

A JS5000 SWANSEA SCHEME. I Swansea Waters and Sewers Commit- tee met on Thursday, Mr. T. T. Corker presiding. A bill from the G.W. Railway Co. for alteration to a manhole cover, of S6 10s. rendered necessary by bridge widening, was passed. "tenders for surface water pipes at Landore, Port Tennant and other parts were opened. The Engineer said the cost would be between 1:5,000 and £ 6,000. The Borough Engineer, together with the Chairman and Mr T. J. Davies, Mor-I riston, are to consider the tenders, and report toa special meeting of tl, com-I mittee to be held just previous to the' next Council ineatinu. I

"LEADER" CLASSIFIES ADVERTISEMENTS. GARAGE TO LET. T 0 Let, a Motor Garage, or Lock-up Stores.—Appiy 35, Wern-road, Landore. 284A2-6 SITUATIONS WANTED. ADVERTISEP. seeks post; attend invalid; help iighfc housework duties; small salary. Invalid," Leader Oftice, Swansea. 283A2-5 SIGHT TESTING AND SPECTACLES. Yo U are cordially invited to call upon MR. ERIC REES, F.R.M.S., etc., 26, Castle-street, Swansea. Consultation Free. 'Phone: Central 520. CZ.25 ADOPTION. W ANT-ED, Kind Person to Adopt Baby f Girl fortnight old; small premium.— Write Box X-14, Leader Oflice# Swansea. 286A2-9 PROFESSI ùNAL. AT ASS AGE and Electricity, including High irfHiuency, Radiant Heat, Electric Nin- heim Pino, and other Jiedicated Bathfl, given by Nurse Evans, at 1A. i'fynone-street, Swansea. 270A2-11 NOTICES. "UNLESS the p?raou fkuowa? who took th? u Ca.QdI?Li?.k irom the Piano at the Eagle Bush Hotel, Meiyncrythan, on ciatur- day last, returns within oeven day. the matter will be. put in the handa at the polioe. I MATRIMONY. THERE aire no good future proapeci« lor — Unmarried Ladies or Widows in this country. Go to the United States, where ladies are uiolised. 1 have lived there and can givs information.—'Write Cast. N, Box X.13, Loader OBice. 2S5A2-9 ■ 11 "■ PUBLICATIONS. LONDON Tiiae-Tabie ana lied Rail-Guide — The current issue of this popular Pub. lication is on sale at -all Railway Bookstalia and leading Newsagents..Nearly 609 pages, it deals with over 3,000 railway stations. At twopence it is the bait and cheapen Sail way gnifle ever published. XO STABLES TO LET. STABLES TO LET. QTABLES and Yard to Le.?M&M?i?. ? vacant March 25th.-AppJy 19 Wakcr^ road, Svsangea. N EATli.-lo Let, good's tables and Stores. App-y 2, Ocunmei-cial-stieet; Neath. ——- 285AM HORSES, CARRIAGES, Ac., FOR SALE. FOR SALE, 2 F, lat Carts; stiit fi,,ih or fruit merchant; good condition; cheap.-Ap. ply Mrs. Major, CoUege-atreet, Ammanford. MAS-10 FOR SALS, one Spring Crank Axle Cart, good as new.—Apply 1" Cart," office of e, AC24 this pa.per. AC2^ LOST AND FOUND. T OST, °n Saturday last, Gent's Signet King (initials lt.S.T.); finder rewarded. —Apply 14, Rhondda-street, Swansea. 2S8A2-6 L OST, on Monday, from Twyuyrodyn, Neath-road, Llaaisanxlet, Cream Pom Puppy Bitch—Eewaa-d on return to John Davies, above addxess. 2S6A2-5 POULTRY, DOGS, LIVE STOCK, &c. T/U?ITE W yandott-kerÈiiX- lin'o A;v he?t?y bird?, 8 moM?hs old, Barron and Hungers, 4s. each; one AncojLa Cockerol, lis.; room wentc,d.-W. Duvies, 22, Brunt^vick- Bbr&Qi, Swansea. 288A2-6 XpOP. SALE, Rhode leiand Red Cooker;ls, — good colour end type, April hatched, from excellent laying strain.—Duddea, 97, Watlcins-teri-a,ce, Swansea. 2S-1A2-6 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. J "DUCK'S, 15 and 16, Prince of Wales-road, Swansea.—Second-hand Furniturei, Cloihiug, Boots, etc., Bought axid Sold. Best prices given. Parcels and postcards receive prompt attention. 285A2-8 \%Jr^TED, Second-hand Douglas Motor- ¥ Cycle; must be in good order and cheap.—Full particulars Box W.S., Leader Qfs—• 2S4A2-6 PIANOFORTE TUNING. piAMOFOETE TUN1N&. 3s. 6d.; recom- me'ications from D". Tarpin, Gladstone, and Broadwo-od and Sona Pianos from Bechstein, Hopkinsou, Coilard, Brinsmead, etc.. Sale or Hire.—diaries Eadon, M. Bruli<3wkk.t,"e-et. Swansea. TO I "piAXOFORTES, Organs, and Player-Pia nos Ttted (&>. 6d. Repairs at London 'I pri<!?. Lost tone and touch fully rc*toxed. Distance no object.—Herbert Strong 3, Christina-street, SWuDooa. Tel. Z45 DGck. (Late of G'wynite H. Eracler's). 259A2-5 M;SCELLANEOUS SALES. SEWING Machines of all Cheapibr Cash; Oil, Needles, Shuttles, etc.; all makes of Sewing Machines Repaired; agent for Bradbury.—11, Lower Waterloo-etrcct, Swansea. 286A2-9 CAFES (Fireproof), all sizes, for mic, bar- gaina; al-go Second-hand and New Motor Lorries, for Cash or Hire-Purchase.- Bint, 47a, Strand, Swansea. 112-35 R SALE, a Gramophone by Edison and 50 Records, in perfect order; coet z7, will sell for 42 10s.—ISa, Richardson-street. 2S4AZ4 PALMISTRY. M A,b.A.M,E SEblt, Phrenologist, Palmist, a'4, and Clairvoyant, in attoendance daily at 31, Oxford-street, tlbove Auction Room, Swansea.. Hours from 10 to 9 p.m. 1 0 alu. to 9 p.m. 287 AZ-W A-STBoLOGy.-&e1iable wTittMTL?e Hom- -?- aoop?, Fmture Events, M?rri?gc, Pa?t- nor Described, Changes, Joua-neye, Money Proepeots, Fortunate DQ.ra, Fc.rtnnate Sea- sons, Buein-ere Success, Speculation, etc. Send birt/Mate, sixpence P.O., stamped en- velope, Madame Marion, 12, Shond wick plece, Edinburgh. 285A2-8 m ADA-ME DRUSILLArF.B.LM.sTPal-mist, Clairvoyant, American Myst.io Read- inge. Advioe daily. Hours 11 to 9.—Address 49, St. Helen's-road, Swansea; late Royal Spa, Harrogate. (Last few weeks. 284A2-6 EDUCATIONAL. START TRAINING NOW < A NEW ERA of COMMERCIAL PROS- PERiTY will assuredly follow the War, f5 There will be an Unprecedented demand for Competent Shorthand-Typists. We ji guarantee Proficiency in all Business | Subjects. i Clerks and Typists* may improve their I opportunities by joining the EVENIINU I CLASSES. ■ Successful Preparation for the SOCIETY S I of ARTS & other Public Examinations. I | Call or write for Particulars— g I SWANSEA C3VMERCIAL SCHOGL I (The De Dear Schools, Ltd.), | I CASTLE BUILDINGS. 1 Tel. 587 Central. a And at 00/9-2, Queen-street, Cardiff. STUDENTS Trained to speeds of over 100 Words a Minute in PITMAN'S Short- hand. Candidates Successfully Prepared for Civil Service and Local Marine Board Exa-min?tiona. Le??na given in Arith- metM. Book-keeping, Navigation, Germ&n Satisfaction guaranteed.—MR. J. HARRIS, 56, OXFORD-STREET, SWA?REA. D&y and ftveousg CK&eeee for aJJ Subjects. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS VACANT. I 'V.ANTED, Strong Youth, as Porter, at  once.—Apply Daiin and Co. 2S4A2-6 fXi-TED, an experienced Ca?emde?r Folder.—Apply Model Steam Laundry, Clarence-terrace. 285A2-5 WANTED, Two Cai"penters, used to Chapel fixing.-Apply New Chapel, w .&NTED, for the Dany jraig and District Male Voice Party, Accompanist.—^For partiiuilars a.pply H. Pritchard, 44, Jersey-terrace, Danygraig. 284A2r8 R OYAi', -NAVY.-Wajited, Engine-room Artificers, Engine Fitters end Turners, Boilermakers, C0 PIJlèTalli i thd. Eiigineemitlis, Shipwrighiis, Cooks' Ma., Sick Berth Attendants, Ofticers' Stewards, Carpenters, Coopers, Blacksmiths, Elec.trioal Artificers, Armourers, Stokers, Seamen, a.nd Boys age 153 years to 18; all the abovo ratings may be entered for period of hostilities only in the Royal Navy up to 43 years of age. Men of the above trades alto required for the I Royal Navel Division. Royal Marines.— Smart Young Men, age 17 to 23 years; or, for period of hosta'ities only, 19 to 30 years. -Apply Admiralty Recruiting Office, 136b, High-street, Swanac?a; or 5, Park-street,, Cardiff. C2-20 Cardiff. AGENTS, &c., WANTED.C2.20 I C:OLLE.ÕiOQXV ASSERS (Ladks) I c W&nt-d; WE. per week (Ladi-cs) permanent.—G. Li.eœidge, Desk 22, Milns- bridg?, R?d?rsn?ld.. 2SaAM \\T ANTED, Lady Cajivas??rs; plea.acnt W w.; no experience necessary.—A pply Mariner House, New Orchard-street, Swan- sea. 2£5..12-8 "OOYAL Liver Friendly Sojety.- A gentB Wanted for Swansea and Dibtiict, whole or spare-time; interest in books; no debit syatem; Union terms; splendid tables; men of experience liberally considered.— Apply District Office, Fisher-etreet. 284A2r6 DRIVERS WANTED. TXTANTED, experienced Chauffeur to drive > V uloan Otur; mtiai be able to do run- ning Tepairs.-Apply Andrews and Watson, Uplands Garage. 2S8A2-6 W ANTED, immediately, 2 capable Powei I t Engine Drivers; must be used to Maclaren and Bellis Engines.—Apply, with full particulars and wages* required, to Box X 11, Leader Office. 284A2-6 CLERKS. ^aN TED, immediately, Junior Clerk; shorthand, typewriting and good hand- writing ea&antial.—Apply, stating full parti- culars and salary required, to Law," office of this paper. 2fi6A5r9 SHOP ASSISTANTS. A-NIEED, Giocery Aesiota?t, smart amd Waouve, with thorough knowledge of both oountexe.-Apply Swansea Co-opera- tive Society, 20, Orange-street. A.Cj2r6 SMART and active Youth Wanted at once, to assist in Sales Department and lieel) stock in order. Pryce Txow'e, Oxfoird- street, Swansea. AC2-9 APPRENTICES. MILLINERS.—Richa.rd Lewis, High-street, m 6 w aii -zci, ba? a V eoa ne y for an Appr?n- tice to the Millinery. 283A2-5 APPRENTICE Required for the Electrical -??- Engineering, all branches; muat have good health and height; premium required, which is returnable in wages.-Apply letter first instance to "Electrical," Leader Office, Swansea. TC OFFICE BOYS. OFFICE Boy Wanted in a Solicitor's Office. -Api)ay with particulars to "Solicitor," Leader Office. 284A2-6 BOYS WANTED. w AAITF,D, a smart Boy; oolle-m.-Apply Model Steam Laundry, Claxonce- terrace. 2?? Al-5 QTEONO Errand Boy Wanted; good refor-I ? enceg Nqu.iJNKt.-C Hardware Stores, ? 10, Oxford's LTe&t, Swansea. 286A2-6 STRONG Boy Wanted as Porter; short I hours.—Apply immediately to Emlyn Lewis and Co., 8, Rutland-street. 285A2-5 W A-NTED, smart Message Boy; must know the town well.-Matbewi, Daviea and Howeils, Aberdeen House, Swansea. 234A2-6 HOUSEKEEPERS REQUIRED. Vu AA'H?D, Man and Wife to live in part of House; wife to act a? Houaekeeper for two gen Jemn; no family; centre of town.—Write Box 100, Leader Office, Swan- sea. 2&3A2-8 DOMESTIC SERVANTS WANTED. X/I7ANTBD, an Experienced GeneraL-Al)- "VV.Ãi\TEpri-GenraJ.AP-1 mond-road, Uplands. %8A2,10 Vi AN"ff-to1Îoo, c<ï<;ll'aI-2MJ.j.- W Apply Mrs. Thomas, Cae Bailey, Mount Pleasant, Swans&a. AC2.-10 A.NTED, at once, Girl to assist in house- *•' work; age, about 18; must be quick and willing—Apply Morris, Myrtle Cottage, Newton, Mumbles. > 288A2-6 7 aNTIM), immediately, a reepeotable f f Young Ginl ior Housework; one in family.—Apply, between 3 and 5 p.m., at 36, Henrietta-street. AC2.6 W ANTED, Girl for morning work; Sun- daya free; able to do light washing.— Apply, 5 to 7 p.m., 10, Owmdonkin-terrace. 233A2-6 w ANTED, a good General Sarvant, about 20 yea-re of ago; reference requil)ed.- Apply V. Williams, Wern House, La.ndore. 285A2-4 HOUSEMAID Wanted; good referenc.- Apply in first instance, staiting age and wages required, to Ben Da vies. Newsagent, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 286AZ-9 WANTED, experienced General at once; good reforenoes.-Apply Alexandra Hotel, Pembroke Dock. 286A2-9 TXTANTED, a. good General Servant, at f t' onoo.-Apply Mrs. (Dr.) Dunbar, Col- le.-o-et-rw,A, Ammanford. « 286A2-5 TXT ANTED, good Chambermaid, at once.— Apply Evana. Waverley Hotel, Cradock- street. 284A2-6 w ANTED, a good General Servant. Ap- I ply to Mrs. Bell, Ingledene, Vicarage- road, Morriston. C2-6 XSS Smith, High-class Registry Office JU. for Servants.-Wantoo, good Cook- Generala. Tri. 677 central.-I. Glanmor- Oreeoent, Uplands, Swansea. TRADE SPECIALITIES. DDMFINTS in Beet Pure, lur Hearth- iUfeS, and Motor Riigs at nidic-uloualy low pricea. Fur Renovations a Sp-ecialipy.- Jenkins and 00., Furriears, 8, Dillwyn-sUeet, Swansea. 288A2-4 N6~MORE QUARTERS LOST.—Try Beb- ?-? ington's 2?. 6d. Double-Bell Alarms, all guaranteed; Main Spring and Gleaning, 2s. 6d.; Cleaned, If. 6d.—Bebington's, Sid- d-all Buildings, Alexandra-road, Swaoisaa 30- -5 r» a -PAGE L"O(?K about Herbs and how to ?-? use them; free; send w? once.— } TRJMNELL, The Herbalist,_144, Richmond- j road, Cardiff. Established &79. TC ARTIFICIAL Lunbs. Eyes, Crutches, De- fo-rmity Boots, Steol-less Easifit" Trusses, Flat Foot Supports, etc. Lady Attendants. Beits, Bali-Corsets, Trusses, Seamless Elastic Stockings, -ote.-Allan Pearoe, 23, Charles-street, Cardiff. Tel.: 1282. TO P MOLYNEUX, Ltd.. Fish Merchants, j ,=, High-street, SwaTieea. Cheapest House in Town for Fish of all Varieties. [ Wholesale and hoi-ail. Trial Solicitedk TC HOUES FOR SALE AN? TO LET. npO LET, No. 16, Bema?d-stpe?t, Uplands; eight rooms, bath, and all modern con- veniences; rent exclusive.—Apply Maries and Sons, Richardson-street Yard. 286A2-3 T\?ORRlSTONj—ForSa?' Two Vill P -?'L dences on Pentr?p<?h-roa.d; each semi- detached and with modern requirements.— Apply Messrs. Bo wen & Evans, Auctioneers, Salubrious Chambers, Swansea. Tel. 420 Docks. 285A2rS m U-UBLES.-Boa,rd-R,eide,n,ce offered ex- ll.ø. oellent view; cosy rooms; good cook- ing; easy distance for t.ra-in or bays; modern conveniences; piano; small fa/niiy; terms mo,dere,te.-Wribe MUJ]]¡Olœ c/o Leader Office. 2S6A2-9 1.10 be Let or Sold, 11, Buckingham-terrace, King Edwards-road, Swansea, contain- ing eight rooms and bathroom (h <5: c); iin- mediate possession.—Apply Davies, 86, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 285A2-8 to LET, at Garden Village, Fforestfaoh, -*• a House oonto.ining five rooms and scullery, with bath; immediate po&s-eesiou.— Apply David Jenkins, Gendros, Fforestfach. 285A2-8 TO LET, 7-Roomed House (hot & cold bath), Clare-street, Manselton.—Write Mansaitou, Leader Office. 285A2-8 ¡ TO LET, SpnngriK:ld Villa, Airfield-terrace, T 1hmnt Pl?a?ant; r?c?ntly decorated; Four Bedrooms, B?th, etc.; large ?rden; fine view; inclusive Nmt, 15s. weekly.-APPly1 AaMey Samuel. Auctioneer, King's Chambers, Gower-istreet, Swanssoa. 2S5A2-8 T^O R "s AI jE.—ToPr i v ate DwellingJhouse, fiemi-detached, situate Caemawr, nea,r Morriston; 990 years; low ground rent.— Apply Edward Roberts and Son, Lianfair Buildings, St. Mary-street, Swansea. 288A2-10 T>RIVATE Six-roomed Dwelling-house, eituate Pentrepoeth. Morriston; bat-h, h. and o.; side and Ixifk entrance; ;i,bout 100 yards from the Cross- Apply Edward Roberts and Son, Llanfair Buildings., St. Mary-street, Swansea. 288A2-10 To LET, Business Premises, Oxford-street, Swa.n-a>ea, opposite Market.—Apply Edward Roberts and Son, Llanfair Build- ings, St. APARTMENTS TO LET. TO LET, at 51, King Edwards-road, Front Bedroom, Sitting-room and Kitchen, furnished; every convenience.—Apply, after 6 p.m., to the above address. 2S7A2-10 rpo LET, in Russell-street, Two Front Rooms, suit one or two gbntlemei.- Apply M.I1. Leader Office. 2Z6A2-9 APARTMENTS WANTED. jC'URNTSHED Apartments for Belgian I Gentleman (engaged in a local Works ffioo) and his Wife. Bedroom and Kit-chen ¡ with gas stove. No attendance required. 1 State terms.—Reply "I;Olgiam," Leader Office. 236A2-5 G E.NTLEMAN of clean occupation requires Bcai'd-Residence in or i)eait Cadaxton; muat be h-uuaely.-A-pply Box 42, Leader Offioe, Neath. 284A2-6 BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET PpO LET, Bakehouse, containing two side- • fired ovens, capable of baking 20 to 30 sacks per week; flour loft, cooling room, and all convejiienc-es; oentnal position, off Walter-road; moderate rent.—Write Bakery, Daily Leader 0ffice. A.C.2-6 TO LET, House, Shop, and Garden; most J*- central position in Cwmtwrch; for Shoemaker, Grocer or Butcher, etc.—Apply Williams, Ivy Bush. 2S6A2-S TO LET, House and Shop, 2, Greenfield- sti'eet, close to Market, Swansea; suit hairdresser, shoemaker, refr"hmentg.- Stevens, Worcester-place, Swansea. 286A2-9 TTOUSE and Shop to Let. at Staiion-road, I Fforestfach; also email House.—Apply Hudson, 7, Govier's-terrace, Fforestfach. 286A2-9 I Q AI/^ R 7oT^P A^SAGE, —TV> Let, Lock-u p S Shop; suit halrdrestjer, bookseller, or other purposes.—Apply Bowen and Evans, Auotioaieers, Salubrious Chambers, Swan- sea 286A2-9 MOTOR CARS FOR SALE AND HIRE. ROVER Cycle for Sale, in good order; bargain; will sacrifice; 30s. for it.- Apply H. Carpenter, Broomtrill Lodge, Kid- welly. 286AM 19146 H.P. Ellfioeld, Sidecar Combination, fitted with hood and soreen and usual lamps; the outfit in practically new condition; only done 1.500 miles. What offers? Any trial given. Owner going in for car.—Hawkins, 22, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 286A2-9 FOR SALE, one 33 h.p. Twin Premier Motor Cycle, two speeds, free engine; as new; absolute bargain; L26.-Luther Davies, Com- mercial Buildings, Glanamman. 2S6A2-9 Andraws an!! Watson's Announcements. 4-SEATER, 4-Cylinder, 14-16 Darr&cq, com- 4plete with four lamps and Stepney; cheap. t Q1 Q 10-12 Belsize, four-seater, complete j.tJ'J.O with detachable wheels, speedo- meter, clock and 5 lamps; bargain. Ivor L. Roberts' (Oxford-streeti Announcements. LIGHT CARS.—Early Delivery of the re- nowned Perry, Enfield, Humberette Models; prices from CI20 complete. Please send me your inquiry, which shall receive my personal attention. MOTOR CYCLES.—Sole Agent for B.S.A., Enfield, Douglas, A.J .S., Calthorpe, Humber, Morgan Run-abouts, etc. Book early to avoid delay in delivery. Deferred terms arranged. Send your inquiries. CtAxLES. —Sole Agent for B.S.A., Royal Enfield, Robin Hood, Humber, etc: prices from E3 19s. 6d. to £1.3 13s. Easy pay- man arranged. Send for lists. ECOND-HAND Motor Cy(-Its.-I have to offer several High-class Sound Machines: U.S.A., Triumphs, Calthorpe, A.J.S., Enflelds, Singers, Douglas, etc. Several of these are being sold owing to owners hlaving joined H.M. Forces, and are being offered at bar- gain prices to dear.—Send your inquiry to Ivor L Roberta, 223, Oxford-street, Swansea. I 02-6 FUfcNITURE FOR SALE. TTQtR SALE, immediately, several Articles J- of Furniture—Bedroom, etc.; owner leaving the town; no dealers.—Apply 20, Brymaill-terrace, Swansea. 28&A2-10 T7K)S SALE, Large Oak Bid-;boMd. coet £?f¡()'1 J- &ell for 4-?0; Oak S?eboa?d, ?6 19" Sitting-room &uite, ?? 198.; -Bedroom Sui,w, X4 19s.; do.. LO 10s.; Oak Hallatand, 45s.; must be "d.-For particulars apply 75, M ansel-terrace, Swansea. 286A2-5 Q Ecmul-H.A.1\w urniture.-Be8t p'rice;, given by me. Drop a postcard a.nd will call.-W. James. S. Fabian-street, St. Thomas, Swansea TO. ILI;S Bargain Sales are now the gieat -LL demand of to-day. and of which there are no bigger bargains in Household Furni- ture than a.t Hill's (the old firm), Central Buildings, Grower-street, Swansea. In spite of the enormous rise in prices generally, but. through being our own manufacturers, we are still able to sell Strong Kitchen Couches at 16,6. 6d.; Bedroom Suites from 4J guineas; Full-size Bedateade from 16s. 6d.; Kitchen Dressers from 32s. 6d.; Leather Suites from 3J guineas; Saddle Bag Suites from 4i guineas; Sideboards, Bookcases, Overmantels, Fenders, Bedsteads, Bedding, and all other Household Furniture too nuinerous to mention. We may state that we oan only guarantee these prices for the I next couple of weeks. Therefore, seize the opportunity to save money, and call at once. Note only address in Swansea: Hill's, ¡ Central Builings., Gower-street; also at Cardiff. Abecrdaae, aoui Iteurty DotcJt. wSONEY.  GOOD RESOLUTION FOR THE NEW ??- YEAR.—fay your debts, your rent and rates, income tax and Xmas frills. Under the new scheme of the British Finance Co., thie is an easy matter, as they are prepared to adyanc-e you as much as you require. £ 10.009, to enable you to pay all off (other loans included). Thus you will have only one creditor whom you ca-u repay by easy instalments to suit your own con- venience. Note our terms :— £10 repay £11 £10 repay 3i- week. £2)) „ £:33 £20 6/ £50 „ £55 £.50.1 J216.. £1(){) £110 £ 100 Lartre amounts lower rates. Write, 'phone or call for Prospectus and PreAs Oniniors fr.-PRlTISH FINANCE CO.. 20. BKIDGE- STREET, BRISTOL. Telephone 1675. ? ansea Mercantile Co., Ltd. 18, PARK STREET, SWANSEA, MAKE CASH ADVANCES DAILY from £ 10 to £ 1,000. No Charge Unless Business Done. Bills Discounted. Strictly Private and Confi- dential. For further particulars apply- H. B. JONES, Managing Director. £.10 to f,10,000 r rol LEND by the Oldest West of England Firm, F. LAWRENCE, LTD., on Written Promise to Repay. Life Policies. Furniture. Farm Stock, or other Security. Principal Remains, or can be Repaid by Easy Instal- ments. Promptness and Privacy. A Gentle- man will call and hand you cash at your house if desired. Distance no object. Do not expose your requirements locally.- Write Manager, VICTOR HAMILTON, DON CHAMBERS. WINE-STREET, BRISTOL. MONEY TO LEND. Cash Advanced from £5 Upwards to Re- spectable Householders. Easy ItePayment.,R. Apply DISTRICT LOAN COMPANY, ST. MARY CHAMBERS, CHURCH STREET. SWANSEA. IF YOU WANT Å PRIVATE CASH ADVANCE apply to- ALBERT E. GASH, 5, UPLANDS CRESCENT, SWANSEA, Where any respectable person may obtain a Loan from £10 to any amount without fuse or loan office formalities. No Fees or Sureties are required, and the Amount is Advanced in Full. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. D ALE. Forty end Co. (Limited), High-street and Castle Arcade, Cardiff .-Secollit- hand and Used Pianos and Organs at Bar- gain Prices; special war reductions; good, reliable Piano, .£10; Organ, £ 5; Harmonium, £ 2; Player-Piano, 45 guineas.—Full list and particulars on application. TO Thompson and Shackell's Announcements. HINSIIEAD PIANOS.—Sole Agents for B8(,uth Wales: Thompson and Shackeil. Ltd., 39, Castle-street, Swansea, etc., etc. The possession of a "Brinsmead" is a never- failing source of happiness. S LCO-ND-RAND Piaaos from L6 upwards. Thompson and Shackell, Ltd., 39, Castle-street, Swansea, etc., etc., have Lt present a Splendid Stock of Second-hand Instruments for selection. Catalogues free. ESTEY ORGANS.-Thompson and Shackeil, Ltd., 39, Castle-street, Swansea, etc., hold the Sole Agcncy for these unrivalled instruments. Prices, from L12 (cash). Illus- trated catalogue free on application. "DROADWOOD Player Pianoe, Simplex Player, Pianos, Auteolas.Sole Agents, Thompson and Shackeil, Ltd., 39, Castle- street, Swansea, etc., etc. Largest cash dis- count, or easy terms arranged. D. J. Snell's Announcements. ATEW UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO in -?" Massive Walnut Case; all recent im- provemente; fine tone; £ 15 10s. Od.; first. New Piano to be offered in Swansea at thu low price,-D. J. Snell. 14a, High-street, Aroade, SWa. 285A2-8 N- EW SPRINGFIELI) ORGAN, Ma-mra High Mirror Top; Ten Stops; 'lvo Knee Swells; beau-tdftil tone; .reduced to LIZ; tremendous bargain.—D. J. Snell, 14a, High-street Arcade, Swansea. 235A2-3 Iiig,h-itr4eet A.mttcle, ??BAMOPltONESrfrom2?.; New DouM? '? sided Records from Is Id.; all rscn?a of Records in Stock. Repairs and sories. Old Records Exchan ged.- -D. J. Snell, 14a, 21 and 22, High-street Arcade, Swansea. 28&A2-i Godfrey's Announcements. T>RINSMEAD Upright Grand, in pmcti- cally new condition; only shop-soiled; latest model; full iron frame, full trichord, check action, ivory keys, rosewood caoe; a genuine bargain and a really charming in- strument; original price 55gn. Teduced to £ 39 oash or 17s. 6d. momthly.—Godfrey and Co., Ltd., 22, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 285A2-3 TDIANOLA. 65 Note, with all-latest expres- p sicn devices. including the famous metrostyle; only shop soiled; a. genuine bargain; original price 55gns., reduced- to 25gns. cash or 15s. 6d. montliiy.-Codfrev and Co., Ltd' 22, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 286A2,8 G ENUINE Bargain.—Upright Grand, in excellent condition; just been thoroughly repaired; iron frame, check action, ivory keys, handsome burr walnut case; original price 45gne.. will accept lOgns, caeh or 7s. monthly.—Godfrey and Co., Ltd., 22, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 285A2-8 SAILINGS. ABSOLUTELY FREE. BERTIE PERKINS AND CO., Paeeenger Steamship Department, 11, Somerset-place (opposite the Town Hall), Swansea, BOOK PASSENGERS to America. Australia, India, Canada, Africa, inew Zealand, and to ho parts of the World. Handbooks of information and all par,. ticulars absolutely free. No booking 01 any fees charged. Cables are received daily of the arrival of various Passenger Steamers .at Porta Abroad Bertie Perkins and Co., are Official Agents for the Best and Largest Passenger Steam. ship Lines in the World. EMIGRATION. For Cheapest Rates :-nd Earliest Steamers for Canada, Australia, South and East Africa, United States of America, Argen. tine, etc., etc.. apply at once to HOULDER BROTHERS & Co., Ltd. 41, WIND-STREET, SWANSEA. PASSAGE BOOKED BY ALL LINES TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD Telegrams—"Houlders. Telephone-Central 1215 (2 lines). A MERIOA, Canada, South Africa^ Ana- iralia.-Inteiidiug passengers can have their berths reserved at lowest rates. AU information free.—Apply Roberts. Steamship Passenger Agent. Morriston. T.II MACHINERY. GARRETT 5-TON STEAM MOTOR TRACTOR In Stock, for immediate delivery. FRANK MUNN, DUMBALLS-ROAD, CARDIFF. H. A. LEAK, WHOLESALE & RETAIL SEEDSMAN. All Orders Promptly Attended to. Goods Supplied at Loodon Prices. Note Address 211, OXFORD-STREET, & Market StalL SWANSEA. Tel 361 Oemtrai. Catalogue Omatdo, t

? Estd. 1859. Telephone-Central 314. 8 —" Godfrey, Mu?iceellert, S-?anR€&.  jj P??OS? ORGANS and EI GODFREY'S I j ? PLOVER PS??OS s s ? ? The Only Ast?a! Manufacturers ? t?e District. ,1 I' Celebrated Bijou Model, Full Iron Frame, rull Tricbord, Check 'J !? Action, 17 GwU£as Caah or 6,?6 monthly. Absolutely unrivalled! ? ORGANS from 9 Gns. Cash. ? PLAYER PIANOS from 47 Gns. Cash. ? ? Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Full Partieulara. 3D3FREY & CO., Ltd. I  ?S N BE 22, SL^ l1e en s oad, Swansea. |j o" -> *1* *1* ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ *X* MESSRS. MESSRS. ❖ Co:. s: J I I ¡( f. i fiJ, iJ .J,I, 1* 11," j rbJ'I 4 < t!l ¡'jR" .>" 'f'lI. r Y:7 1::1 I¡ fi J ,¡ i£ lEIiii IIIIlIj i* LIMITED V t¡;Yh I 1 \ni. ç 9 y* Whol esale Fruiterers, I«?♦ |: The Market, Swansea, I ? 'Beg to inform the Retail Fruiterers of Swansea and District that they *❖ + Swansea and District that they :i: I OPENED THEIR EW STORES. 1 I 29a, UNION STREET, I '??a?aE??yE? ???? ?n?L?a? a H TO-DAY, FR"D y I T: 1  TT'O? -DAY, ire!). :ltn,  <* where they have a large consignment of y ? Oranges, Apples, Rhubarb, Onions ETC. | to offer at Lowest Market Prices. + h I v WHOLESALE ONLY. Iv ;??OLE??LE O?LF.  ? Note Address— } HEARD9S STORES LTD. »!) ??J??J?J???J?J? y JLLjiTJLJitLf) ?t ?', 29a, Union St., Swansea. | y —1 11 ■.■ *i* DON'T FORGET-if unable to call, I RING UP DOCKS 319. Also at Neath, Aberavon and Port Talbot. 2 i* X km & EVE HOTEL, HIGH ST., SWANSEA. The above old 'established Hotel has been purchased by Mr. D. J. Bassett, and will be under the Manage- ment of Mr. Walter Whittaker, of the Queen's Hotel, Docks Old and New Friends Welcomed. CHOICEST WINES, SPIRITS AND CIGARS. BEERS IN PRIME CONDITION. LUNCHEONS PROVIDED AND SNACKS AT COUNTER. WALTER WHITTAKER (Manager). [MEATS! j PilLS | have beeD proved to be of the great. jjj est value for keeping the organs of (digestion and assimilation in a state B of he?tthy activity. Taken period- j ically and in accordance with the directions, they ensure freedom from | biliou8ne and its attendant discom- D -.?,('n"tipatiou and its accom* I t?ny.ng6vna—f!a.t?Ieac< h arti),jrD, and tTiose enervating aiiaraents which t arise whea the digestive system is uat t of order. The judicious use of j Beecham'! Pills t WILL HELP YOU in many ways to keep in good health, for they have in addition to their stomachic influence, a purifying effect upon the blood and a stimu- B lating action ujimiii the liter and t kidneys. It oanfcot be too strongly urged that sound health, in theroe a strenuous days, is supremely necessary to all who are anxious to B do well in life. Beecham's Pills, by fortifying the general health against the attacks of disease, can undoubted- t ly play an important part in enabling you at all times TO KEEP WELL. Sold everywhere ia boxu. ? price 2/9 (lFS pUis). I )" '!SMmEK'!EmMBENetW.????,i'it?:? w: ?J??M  A?J?NE ?? t f qEADACHE TOOTQACHE I ||&NEURALGIA POWDERS f fil It only takes a "JTF" to cure that it1 I Headache or Toothache. f j I Quick's its aauio and quick's its í natrare. S I ASK FOR "JIF" POWDERS | & 3id. each, 1/li per (ioa., or if any difficulty ft ■ in obtaining rlj-em, Bend Id. stamp foe S 90stage of ElB.m[)j¡;. iff J. MORGAN JONES & CO.. B I fit, Rhandir House, Llanelly 1 ASK ^OWDERS l -"11. DRINK TIPPERARY FIZZ. |i You'll like it. Manufactxired by I EMANUEL THOMAS, N iagara Works, j 8 SWANSEA. i *-• ? THE TEMPERANCE SATTALION. ? ThQ movement to form a Temper.mce ? Company in connexion with the 3rd I?t- ? talion Welh Ke?im?mt—which Mr. Lloyd I George, in a letter bo Mr. Tudor Rees, Cardiff, termed an mdmirable proposal which he earnestly commanded to hie fel- t" low-oountrymen—is meeting with great E success. The secretaries have rcce;i\^»a I =oor?s of app^li cat .ions from young men l wishing to join from all parts of the § country: and in reporting the progresR of j the comiyany they say that it looks as E though the first company will be com- I posed of men from outside Wales. | UpvrarcLs of a hundred eulisted before the campaign for recruits began. Meet- | ing.: have bPen held during the week, and I M a result the numbers have been greatly I i increased. An interesting of the f meetdngs has been that recruiting D ;ne.ir,ily has .been stimulated, and men t have enlisted Tor other rel,-imente besides I the 3rd Welsh. There are still some I vacancies in the first company. Those I wishing bo join should write to Royal I Chaiaber?, Park-plnce, C?rdiS'. Jj     ??B? I 2/- per lb. Of all

-_U LIGHTING OF HAFOD. Swansea, Tramways and Electric Light-' ing Committee met on Thursday, Col. Sin- clair presiding. On a consideration of the engineer's report, Mr. Devonald asked when they were likely to have electric light in Hafod. He pointed out that a promise had been made to that effect. Mr. Burr, electrical engineer, remarked that if the prospects were good, he would recommend the extension. But inquiries in Manselton had not proved very fruit- ful. It was agreed that the Hafod members should meet the electrical engineer, and talk things over.

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