South Wales Weekly Post

THOROUCH SIGHT-TESTING. YOU axe cordially invited to call upon -L Mr. ERIC REES. F.rUL5,. F.S.M.C. fcto. (Lond.), 26. Cn-stle-atreet. Swansea. Cen. sultation Free. Phont • Central 520. d.b.-t.o. SPECIALISED VOCAL TRAINING. v OIC-tg Tested Frse of Charge.—Arthur Hoy. Mus. Bao., 251. oiiora-dti,eet. Swansea. Pnone: Central Y16. GOVERNESSES. WANTED, Young Lady Assistant, for Private School.—Apply H. Hnggins, j?. King Edward-road, Swansea. 877dl-20 HOUSE-PARLOURMAIDS. I tJOUSEMAlD Wanted 'three kept;.—Apply.  by letter, to Mr?. Eracst ie??der, Mount Plea3ant, Swansea. 1499'il-SO "l* ^A.VTED. House-Parlourmaid; two in family.—Apply Mrs. Arthur ione, t? ANTED, an ExpQrt3nc"<l Ho<use-Pariour- W maid; H?'semaid kept.-Apli!y M"s. Aeron Thomas?, West Cro9s\ 149Cnl-20 TTTANTED, 3 Parlourmaid and a House- malli, by February loth, in Gentleman's near Swam;t-a.Write A. B. C. Daily Post," 6wapspl. 99?dl-23 6ARMABCS, HOTEL SERVANTS, Etc. TTOfEL.—A Thoroughly Experienced Young Lady required, immediately, as Bar Attendant for Lounge Bar; also Second Still-room Maid.—Apply to Manageress, Hotel Cameron, Swansea. 1496nl-17 t, COOKS, KITCHENIVIAIDS, Flo. WANTED, Cook. wages £ .;0- £ 32; Parlour- maid, wages £ 26- £ 28; Between-maid, wages £ 16- £ 17; four Servants kept; for iiear Swallsea.-Write Box 425, Daily Post," Swansea. 770(11-18 COOK-GENERALS. GOOD. Experienced Cook-General Wanted; tJblee in family.—Apply Mrs. Austin Bailey, Hills bore ug-h, Eaton-orescent, Swansea. 921dl-18 f DAY CIRLS. /OOD Day Girl Wanted, immediately.— GAppl? 126, Walters-read, Swansea. 96441-19 W ANTED, a Daily Maid; good refer- ences.—Apply, after 6 p.m., 10, Brvny- mor-road, Swansea. 1507nl-19 7i—r-r—i GENERALS. CLEAN, Strong Girl Wanted, for House- work; good wages; fare paid.—House- keeper, Royal Infirmary, Leicester. 786dl-18 EXPERIENCED General Wanted: gcod wages to suitable Person.-James, 127, Woodfield-street, Morriston. 961dl-18 EXPERIENCED General Required by February 5th; references required, comfortable home. Apply Mrs. Matt. Harries, Arfryn," Pontardawe. 797dl-20 /^J_ENERAL Wanted, with references.—Apply '? Miss Karlin, 17, Walters-road, Swansea. 875dl-17 GOOCO Ceneral Requred; also Young Girl, ?? aa Nurse.—Apply Mrs. Vine, Thn Clieatnuts," Murton, Bishcpston. 1515111-23 GOOD General WaDted, at onc?, able to ?? do Plain Cooking—Apply, with refer- ence, to Mrs. Conybear, Brynfield-rcad, Mumbles. 963dl-23 GENERAL Wanted; small family; liberal Go-utings. A?so a Day Girl.—Apply 8, Northampton-place. 92.)(11,22 ANTED, Experienced General; four in family; no washing or ironing; wages £20; liberal outings.—Apply Mrs. W. Simons, "Ingledene," 37, Eaton-crescent, Swansea. 734dl-17 \\TANTED, Good General, able to do » Plain Cooking. Apply, with refer- enoes, Mrs. D. L. Jones, "Brooklands," Skewen. 1487nl-18 "Vy ANTED, Gocd General; references; young one might suit; three in family. —Apply "Pen Bryn,Terrace-road, Swansea. 776dl-18  ANTED, Good General.—Apply William9, 27, Promenade, Mount Pleasant, Swan- sea. 735dl-17 WANTED, good General, aged 16 to 18.— Apply Mrs. Fricker, Z. Priorton Villas, Oystermouth-road, Swansea. 71401-13 ANTED, a Respectable Girl, a,gct about 14, Just left school, to Assist in House- work.—Apply 2, St. George's-terrace, Swansea. 1491-19 w ANTED, Capable General, about 22; Plain Cooking; House-Parlourmaid kept; small family; good wages; references required.-Price, Dylaisfaoh, near Neath. 796dl-20 w ANTED, a Respectable Person, to undertake Household Duties during Accouchement.—Write, stating wages required, to C. J. W. Daily Post," Swansea. 886dl-Z0 w ANTED, Young Girl, about 16 years of » age, to Assist in Housework.—Apply Jones, 32, Elgin-street, Manseltan, Swansea. 885dl-21 XXf ANTED, at once, a Good General Maid; "f four in family; referenoe.-Apply, be fore 6.30, 1, Richmond-road, Uplands, Swar- sea. 893dl-20 WANTED, General, able to Wash.-Apply Mrs. Elgey, Dental Surgery, 94, Wood- field-street, Morriston. 933d 1-22 TTTr ANTED, a Good, Clean Girl, for House- work, Daily.—Apply "Tyisha," Evers- ley-road, Sketty. 931dl-i8 WANTED, General, for family of three, 1 Washing and Ironing; good .home to suitable Girl.-Apply 135, Bryn-road, Swan- 950dl-Z2 TT7"ANTED, a General Servant, to lire in; good references required; aged Z5 to 30.-Apply Central Cafe, Market, Swansea. 901dl-17 TXT ANTED, a Young General, at once (sleep in), about 16 or 17 years of age. —Apply Mrs. Morris, 5, Orange-street, Swan- sea- 962dl-22 WANTED, Clean, .Respectable Girl, for House Duties.—Apply, between 6 and 7 p.m., any day, 5, Le Breos-avenue, Swansea. 969dl-Z5 WANTED, a Clean, Respectable Girl", for Mornings only, about 14 or 15 years of age.-Write A. Daily Post," Swansea. 955dl-19 TyANTED, Good General, Assist in Bar; reference required.—Apply Bevan's Arms, Morriston. 959dl-23 HOUSEKEEPERS. TTTTANTED, for Gorseinon, for next month. Trustworthy, Capable Woman, as Housekeeper.—Apply 8, Walter-road, Swan- sea. 1494nl-20 TyOEKING Man (Widower), with two Children, requires Respectable House- keeper, age.l about 40.—Apply Mr. James Grinter. Phippiii Yard, Briton Ferry. 758dl-20 SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICES. A BBIJABLE REGISTRY.-Mrs. EvariiT 146, Rhyddings-terrace, Brynmill, Swan- sea, Requires Coo-k-Generals. House-Parlour- maids, Generals, Nurses, and other Maids. Booms to Let. 1486nl-18 m 186 LEWIS, High-olasa Servants' Re.-in- 4 try, Castle-street, Swansea, requires Experienced and Inexperienced Servants (all kinds) for Private Establishments, Institu- tions, Schools, Business Houses (all parts). f" 729dl-17 REG 18TRY Office for Servants, 221, Oxford- \¡ street, Swansea.—Mrs. Liew. Howell re- quires Good Generals, Cooks, House-Parlour- maids, and Day Girls. 943dl-22 QERVANTS; Sei"vants! Servants! Hun- drods W anted, for all positions kno booking fee), at Carter's, 40-41, Worcester- place, opposite Castle Cinema, Swansea. 768dl-18 L _4."4 CLERKS. Eta. IpXPEEIENCED Lady Shorthand-Typist (aged 25-30) Requird, for Works' Office, in Liansamlet; must be efficien, ? and ?.ins: taking worker; gocd opening for capable Stenographer.—Apply, stating full partiou- lars, to "Competent," oo "Daily Post." Swansea. 1509nH9 OHORTHAND Writer and Typist W!mted: ? one with ONoe Experience prefemed.— Write Audit," Daily Post," Swansea. 709dl-17 7"AtrTED, Thoroughly Capable Clerk (in- f eligible to Take Full Control, Wages, Insurance, Compensation. Apply, with references, stating salary required, to Swansea Vale Spelter Co., Ltd., Llansamlet. 1479nl-17 T?ANTED. Shorthand Typist, Male (in- ? eligible), at Local Controlled Munition Works.-Write C. M. W. "Daily Post," Bwansea. 903(11-22 APPRENTICES AND ASSISTANTS. 3B RANCH Alp-nag et Required (ineligible), -D for Grocery and Provisions; knowlodge of good-olass trade essential.-Apply Taylor 00.. Ltd., 6, Oa«tle-square, Swansea. 971dl-19 APPRENTICES AND ASSISTANTS. CLOT.HISG.-Wanted, Young Ladies (Welsh); must have Drapery Experience.—Hodges j and Sens (Clothiers), Ltd., Swansea. 783dl-19 J^>IiOVISION Salesman Wanted, at once j (ineligible), thoroughly capable, with knowledge of good-class trade. Apply Taylor and Co., Ltd., 6, Castle-square, Swan- ?1. 371dl-? WANTF.D. an active Young Girl, 17 to 18 years of agp, as Assistant, one who haa had a little experience in business preteaerl- I Apply 69, High-street, Swansea. 9 £ 5dl-18 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. | A Berth for life, with a life of travel, at a A good salary awaits a youth from 16 as soon as he qualifies as a Wireless Operator with us. We have to cope with this de- mand: more tihan doubled our accommoda- lion. To youths leaving sohool, or medically unfit for the Service, this is a splendid opening. Men of military age. Class A, cannot be accepted unless they come for short courses to train for the Services.— Wireless College, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, and Castle-street, Swansea. 'Phone 30C8. 2709 4 SSISTANT Operator Wanted (ineligible), -Apply, stating full particular; Man- ager. Castie Cinema, Swansea. 884dl-17 "LJRIOKLAYERS and Labourers Wanted (in- I eligible).—Apply Wellman's, Upper Forest Works, Morriston. S90dl-17 C AP-PENTERS and Walling Masons Re- quired (ineligible), immediately, on New School Contract. Po ntardii lais.- -Apply Con- tractor on Job. 889dl-17 CHAPEL-KEEPER Wanted, for Panty- gwydr Baptist Chapel, Swansea.-Appli- cations, with references, to Henry F. Hood, i Aroade Chambere, Goat-atreet, Swansea. 7Z7dl-19 T^RIVER.—Respectable Man (ineligible), re- -? quired.—Apply Edwarda' Drapery Stores, Oxf?rd-atreet, Swansea. 916dl-22 P. OT-TR. Bricklayers and four Builders' j -& Labourers Wanted, at once (ineligible) —Apply, on site, to Thomas Roberts (Fore- man. for W. H. Miohael and Co.), Cape Cop- per Works, Briton Ferry. 791dl-18 G ROCERY.-Wanted, immediately, a Boy, from 15 to 18, or a Man (over Military age;, to Drive Out and Assist in Warehouse; good wages given; acquainted with Morris- too district preferred. Write W. M. "Daily Post," Swansea. 765dl-17 HORSE Drivers Wanted, for Munition HWorks (inligible).-Apply F. M. Smith, Hafod, Swansea. 894dl-20 JOINERS Wanted, at once (ineligible). T. D. Jones, Builder, Victoria Yard, Swansea. 777dl-18 MAN, for Garden Work, Wanted .(inelig- 1"1. ?ble); give experience and references.— Langland Bay Hotel, Mumbles. 1510nl-23 N EATH.-Wanted, immediately, Firet-class Slaughterman (ineligible). Apply Pest," Neath. 52nl-17 N LATH.-W,%nted by experienced lady tele- phone operator a position in a private Branch Exchange or ofrioe.-Address "Opera- tor," "Daily Post," Neath. 53nl-22 p HOTOGRAPHY.-Wanted, General Assis- t tant (inelirible)-State ability, etc., to Wills, 48, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 720dl-19 PHOTOGRAPHy.-Wanted, good Bromide -L Printer (ineligible), for Cardiff.—Apply, in first instance, to. Wills, 43, St. Helen's-road, -Swansea. 7ZOdl-19 W A?TED, at Swansea Vale Spelter Works, Llanaamlet. Hod Carriers (in- eiigible); good wages and War Bonus.— Apply Walters and Johns, Contractors. 1484nl-18 "Ty ANTED, a few Strong Women, for Load- l'f ing Brioks; good piecework rates- Apply South Wales Concrete Brick Co., Ltd.. Landore. 1432nl-18 WANTED, an All-round Working 'ard- ener, small Hothouse (ineligible); state age, wages, etc.—Major Lewis, "FernhiU," near Swansea.- 771dl-18 WANTED, Experienced Driver, for Ford Van (ineligible), able to do Running Repairs.— Lovell's, Goat-street. 897dl-17 ANTED, a few Good Joiners (inelig- ible).-Apply T. Richards, Contractor, Northampton Yard. 931dl-22 OFFICE ISOYS, jiRRAKD BOYS, Etc. E REAND Boy Wanted at Howard's Boot Works, 16, Dillwyn-atreet, Swansea. 913dl-18 QMART Boy Required, immediately, for G LIP-P.-Plet Worka, Office; good proe-r rpeotfl. for, quick and intelligent. Youth: one living looally, and with some previous office experience, prefed.-Writ-e, in own hand- writing, to Box 1,509, giving'fill particulars/ Daily Post," Swansea. 1509nl-19 TXT ANTED, Smart Youth. for Cellar v y and to Assist in Bar (ineligible).— Apply No. 10, Union-street. 765dl-17 WANTED, Smart Van Boy.—Apply Model '» Steani Laundry Co., Clarence-terrace. 934dl-21 YXTANTED, Boy. just, leaving school; light duties.—Apply S. H. Entress, successor to R. E. Thomas, Bread Quay, North Deck. Swansea. 904dl-18 W A.NL'TED, a good strong boy, used to » » horses.—Apply E. Gregory, 36, Waterloo- street, Swansea. 915dl-18 w ANTED, a Strong Lad about 15, must be *» an early rizer.-Apply 69, High-street, Swansea. 92M1-18 TyANTED, trtand, Boy; cne just leaving school preferred.-Apply J. Sears and Co. (True-Form Boot Co.), Ltd., 14, Castle- street, Swanaea. 889dl-17 W ANTED, Strong Boy, for Motor Van.— » Appljy-, at once, Thornett and Chivers, Wholesale Grocers, Cambrian Buildings, Swansea. 796dl-23 AGENTS AND TRAVELLERS. A REPRESENTATIVE is Wanted by an ??- Important Company (ineligible). To a suitable Person the remuneration will be most liberal.—Address Box 758, "Daily Post," Swansea. 758dl-17 JAILORS, TAILORESSES, DRESS- MAKERS. Eto. W ANTED, a Good, All-round Tailoress.— Apply 12, I>ynevor-plaoe, Swansea. 984di-19 SITUATIONS WANTED. A D\ ERTISER (over military age), superior education, some knowledge of French, Spanish and Law, at present in charge of small but important business office, desires Change. Legal or Commercial; excellent cor- respondent. varied experience, high testi- monials.—Please write "Chetwynd," "Daily Post," Swansea. 921dl-19 T> ARM AID.—Girl, 23, wishes to be Barmaid, -■ have had some experience, would give few weeks free to leam.—Write, "Willing," "Daily Post," Swansea. 924dl-18 ROC-ERS .-Wanted, Situation, as Branch Manager, or Assistant (ineligible); ex- cellent ref Eireri ces.-W rite "Branch," "Daily Post," Swansea. 733dl-i8 /"CERTIFIED R.A.C. Driver needs Situation; cl abstainer; ineligible; willing to Assist Gentleman in Clerical Work.—Write R. A. C Daily Post," Swansea. 810dl-20 A/TAN (ineligible) and Wife Requires Situa- l: tion, as Caretakers, or any Place of Trust; excellent references.—Write J. B. Daily Post," Swansea. 902dl-23 R ESPECTABLE Tradesman's Daughter L Seeks Light Occupation; aged 16 years; live in; give time to' learn.-Writ-e No. 1, Railway-terrace, ATTtwen, Pontardawe. 100nl-20 SITUATION Wanted, by Experienced Young ,> Man, cs Representative, or Pqsition of Trnst.-Write Ebro," Daily Post," Swan- sea. 790dl-19 T WO Portable Gas Stoves Wanted, cheap for Cash. Write "Stoves," "Daily Post." Swansea. 977dl-19 TRAVELLER, aged 29 (ineligible), disengaged -L shortly, desires-Situation; well used to Aggressive Salesmanahip; excellent refer- ences.—Write Push," Daily Post," Swan- sea. 730dl-17 Wf ANTED, Situation, aR Morning or Daily Go,-i-2es?5, :i Daiiy Go?'eme.?, in Swansea, or Mum- bles,—Apply D.G. "Glen View," Mumbles. 946dl-10 'OUTR. just 16. desires Situation on Gentleman's Gardens; little experience; please state terms. Write "Pleasant," Daily Post," Swansea. 720dl-17 YOUNG Lady. Capable, with highest refer- enoes, desires Outdoor Occupation, as Collector of Rents, Insurance, Clubs, etc.- Write "Outdoor," "Daily Post," Swansea. 917dl-22 L .1 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. I AM a Buyer of any Quantity of YOUTH; JL Pullets; also Healthy Fat llens.-Write to (Miss) Mamie Morgan, Wooda," Parkwern- road, Sketty. 718dl-19 W ANTED, a good-sized Crank Axle Cart; must be in good condition, and cfyeap for Cash.—Lewis Bros., Pontardawe. 1454iii-13 NN 'RANTED Bacon Slicer, good condition. If cheap.—Write Slicer," "Daily Post," SwaiOsea. 722dl-17 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. 1 TT7"ANTED, Crank Ax!e Milk Float, to suit Poiiy from 13 to 14 hands high; no churns.—Thomas Bros., 53, Lower Oxford. street. Swansea. 913dl-18 TTir ANTED, in good condition, Case of Drawers.—Write, stating' number, size, and lowest price, to Case," Daily Post," Swansea. 90M1-18 TTJ"ANTED, to Purchase, a Rhode Island Red Cockerel S. C.); also Blaok Minorca Cockerel; would Exchange Pad- man's White Leghorn Cockerel. Apply Vine. Bi.shopston. 1515nl-23 VITANTEL, to Purchase, Second-hand ▼ Coudh. Kitchen Table. Fire-guard, etc. -Write M. B., Daily Post," Swansea. 987dl-19 MISCELLANEOUS. H EA. VY Haulage undertaken with Trac- tion Engine, or Steam Wagon; dis- tance no object.—Write "Haulage," Daily Post," Swansea. 808dl-20 MADAME DRUSILLA. F.B.I.M.S. IDIP- III loma), PaimistrCiairvoyant. American Mystio Readings. Advice Daily. Hours: n to 9.-Address: 69, St. Helen's-road, Swansea (opposite Hospital). 782dl-i8 MADAME VENO. The Famous London Palmist, M.B.I.M.S. (Diploma). Con- sultations Daily at 222, Oxford-street, Swan- sea, Glam. Testimonials numerous. Bazaars attended. 944dl-22 Ai A-DAME VIRGO (Diploma), Palmist and 1YL Clairvoyant, on all affairs of Life, 238, High-street, over Davies', Chemist (only a few doors from Woolworth's Stores). 746di-17. W ANTED, some Kind Person, to Adopt a' Strong, Healthy Baby Boy, 4 months old.—Write "Healthy," "Daily Post," Swan- sea. 733dl-17 WHY Rent a House?, You would not rent anything else in everydar use. You would buy it .outright and you can Buy Your House whether you have Capital or not.—Send for Personal Ownership." post free, on application to The Managers, The Provident Association of London, Ltd., 246, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Mention South Wales D-aily Post." 759dl-17 MATRIMONY. "VOTING Man, with small means, wishes to Correspond with Young Lady, with similar means, with view to Matrimony.— Write Box 15, "Daily Post," Swansea. 993dl-19 MISCELLANEOUS SALES. EES! Bees! Bees! for Sale. Orders Booked for March Delivery; healthy.— E. Boobier, The Busy Bee Man," Old Baboll, Swansea. 905dl-18 CANARIES, Border Fanoy and Norwioh, I prize strains; Cooks, 10s.; Hens, 3s; 6d. upwards; inspection invited.—Hoddinott's Stores, 8, Humphreys-street, Swansea. 793dl-18 FOR SALE, 1 Single Keyboard Typewriter, Armiitrong.W.-ite Rea," "Daily Post Office, Swansea. 939dl-22 F OR SALE, 20 H.P. Crossley Bros'. Gas J- Engine, type R., equal to new.—Apply Wm. Bowen, Waterloo," Station-road, Llan- clly. 800dl23 1.OR SALE, Singer's Sewing Machine (Treadle); also Plcsh Suite, and Carpet to matoh,-Write "Singer," "Daily Poat," Swansea. 959d3-18 MINIMAX Fire Extinguisher for Sale; ac- lfl cept 25s.; may be inspected.—" Kyrley," Daily Post," Swansea. 910dl-lgl r HORSES, CARRJACeSo TRAPS. Etc. ■ T^OR SALE, smart tihick-set Macre, 14.2 hands, 5 years old, free from vice; owner being called up.—Apply Dillwyn Fruit Stores, Brynhyfryd, Swansea. 739dl-17 FOR SALE, 2 Horses, 14 hands.-Apply- Geo. -F Evans, Victoria Stores, Morriston. 951dl-25 F 07R, SALE. a good, ptrong Horse (aged); L' cheap to immediate purchaser.—Apply Thomas, Blacksmith, Morriston. 1508nl-19 FOR SALE, a Builder's Spring Tip-cart.— Apply Marles and Son, Builders, Rich-' ardson-street, Swansea. 15i2nl-20 FOR SALE, very nice Grey Pony (ride or -1 drive), 11.2 hands, 8 years, and Brass- mounted Harness and Governess Car (rub- ber-tyred) also Chestnut Mountain Pony. h-iada, 3 years (ride and drive ').-Apply- H. Morton, 23, Wassail-square, Swansea. C 954111-23 HORSES. Carts and Harness for Disposal; aged Mar?, £ 15; Bay Eorse, 5 years, £ 50; suit tradesmen, or light hauling; quick sale desired; room wanted for Motor Vans.— Taylor and Co., Ltd., 6, Castle-square, Swan- sea. 971dl-19 PpULTRY. F OR SALE. Rhode Island Cockerel, pure bred, niagriiflcent colour.—Apply Mrs. Ernest Leeder, Mount Pleasant, Swansea. 1499nl-20 LOST AND FOUND. TpOUND, a Ram Lamb.—Owner ( can have same by writing to Lamb," Daily Post" Office, Swansea. If not claid in a few days will be sold. 936dl-18 LOST, Pure White Bull-Terrier Bitch.— I Reward given on returning same to Thomas Bros:, Hay and Corn Merchant, 53, Lower Oxford-stfeet, Swansea. Detainer prosecuted. 754(il-il T OST, a Gold Brooch, a Riding Crop with Pearl Horseshoe, between Walters-road and St. Helen'e-road.—Finder Rewarded on writing to Box 762,; "Daily Post," Swansea. 761<11-17 LOST Between Kitig's Dock and St. Helen's- ivenue, two bundles of Ships Quilts, etc. Information leading to recovery will be re- warded.—Apply Central Police Station. 1503nt 181 T OST, on Sunday night, between Landore, L Brynmill. and Mnmbles-road, a Gold Locket and Chain, containing Photographs, with Engraving on back of the Locket.— Finder Rewarded 10s. on returning same to lEA. Hansen, 236, Neath-road, Landore. 922dl-22 T OST, between George-street and Y.M.C.A., -*? Friday. Diamond Ring.—Finder Re- warded on returning it to 12, Dillwyn-strest, Swansea. C91dl-17" L CST, between Picton-place and the Slip, on the evening of January 9th, a Child's Squirrel Fur Necklet. Finder will be re- wa rded on returning same to 21, St. Helen's- road Swansea. 1491nl-19 JOST, on January 15th, between Wynd- ? ham-street and Hospita!. Black Note Oa?e.—F'ndcr Rewarded on returning same ( ewai-dc<l on returring slme to Ritching3, 31. St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 986dl-.19 LADY'S Umbrella (presentation), taken in mistake from Ladies' Cloak-room, Hotel Metropole Whist Drive, Tuesday evening.— Finder kindly return to Mr. J, Jones, Com- mercial Manager, Daily Post," Swansea. lOOnl-19 STRAYED from Cedel, Farm, Sketty, Bay ? Cart Mare, about 16 b.h.?Ari)ly W. Smith, 29, Strand, Swansea. 918dl-22 j ?RE Lady who l03t Brooch (oan of Arc  design) at Whist Drive, may have same | from Mr. J. Jones, Commercial Manager, Daily Poet," Swansea. 100nl-19 V\TI'-L the Person (known to the owner), » » who tuok Lady's 'Umbrella, ou Friday night, from the front of Orchestral Stall, Grand Theatre, return same, at once, to ivi r. -t. Hyfne, Manager, Grand Theatre, Swan- sea? 1497nl-20 i A REWARD.—Ix)8t, on Saturday night, between Oxford-street and Uplands. Parcel of Books; also Handbag, containing 3 Account Books.-Apply Central Police Sta- tion, Swansea. 934dl-18 FURNITURE. F OR SALE. all kinds of Useful Household Furniture, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads. etc.—Apply 13, Morlej'-terrace. Mount Pleas- ant. 769dl-18 FOR SALE, Dresser, with Cupboards, and Dinner Service, complete; also Hand Sewing Machine; a Bargain.-9, Clarence- place (by Model Laundry), Swansea. 724dl-18 Hill's Announcements. HIL'L'S Stocktaking Stle.-All of our Large Stock to be Cleared. No leason able offer refused. 990dl-2 PECIAL Lines in Bedroom Suites from 6 Guineas. Dining and Drawiag-roor. Suites from 44 Guineas. Bedsteads a bedding at your own price. 990dl-23 SEVERAL Shop-soiled Sideboards to be Cleareil below cost. Dressers. Fender:" Fire Brasses, Rigs, Carpets.. White Millpufi Bed Sets from 17s. 6d. 990dl-23 GOODS can be Stored Free until required ? Now is the time to Buy. Don't delay ,Call at once for Bargains at Hill's Central Buildings. Gower-street. Swansea. 990dl-23 MUSICAL. A SPLENDID Musical Box for Sale, in fine -? case, beautiful tone; bargain, 278,- Write Musical Box," Daily Post," Swan- sea. 953d 1_4L8 DALE. FORTY A CO., LTD., High-Street, Cardiff.-New Model Pianos. Second- hand Pianos at Low Prices for Cash. Easy terms arranged. Second-hand Organs from £ 2. Second-hand Piano Player, LIB.-Lista 0:1 application to Local Agency, 20, King Edward-road, Swansea. t.o. HARMONIUM, with 7 stops, equal to new, Hhe-atitiful tone; cost ?17: will take £4 10s. Cash.—Write Bargain," Daily Post." High-street. Swansea. 99M1-17 II8 WTNIFRED TRETHEWEY, L.R.A.M.. Resumes Lessons in Pianoforte Play- ing, Theory of Music, etc., January 15th, 1917. Pupils Prepared for all Examinations.— "Edgecombe," 51, Walter-road, Swansea. 967dl-23 I'hem.n and snack. Announcements* p IANOLA Piano Player, Rosewood Caso, -L 65 Note, cost 50 Guineas, reduoed to 15 Guineas, will fit any Piano.-Thompson and Shackell, Ltd., 39. Castle-street, Swansea. 794dl-18 VEJtY Fine Cwo-Manual Organ, by Mason and Hamlin. Student's Model, &on. structed on Churoh Organ principle, cost 120 Guineas, will accept L30 Caiih.-Thomapson and Shaokell, Ltd., 39, Castle-street, Swan- sea. 794dl-18 GRAMOPHONE, slightly u8ed.ooet ?5 58., GwiU accept E2 10s.; New Gmmophones, ES 10s. £ 4 10s., LS 10s., etc. Now is the time to buy. Prioes are rising.-Thompson and Shackell, Ltd., 39, Cattle-street, Swansea. 794dl-18 Godfrey's Announcements. MABON and Hamiin Organ, in new oon. L dition. 13 stope. 6 sets of reeds, power- ful tone. pipe top; a bargain. 33 Guineas Cash. or 12s. 6d. Monthly.—Godfrey and Co.. Ltd., 22, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 726dl-19 DOMINION Organ, 10 stops, 4 sets reeds, very fine tone, solid Walnut Case, Mirror top; a bargain, 21 Guineas Cash, or 10s. 6d. Monthiy.-Godfrey and Co.. Ltd.. 22, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 726dl-19 HARMONIUMS, by Cesarina, Boosey, etc., L all in perfect condition, from 5 Guineas; real bargains.—Godfrey and Oo.. Ltd., 22. St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 726dl-19 D. J. Snell's Announcement. ESTEY Organ, £18 18s.; Karn Organ. £12 10s.; Portable Organ, t5.; huge bar- gains.—D. J. Snell, 14a, 21 and 22, High- street Aroade, Swansea (near G.W.R.). 941dl-22 GRAMOPHONES and Records. Huge Stocks of His Master's Voice" Machines and Records. Almost every Title in Stock. Repairs a Speciality. D. J. Snell, 14a, 21 and 22, High-street Arcade Swansea (near G.W.R.). 941di-22 5R.-Edison Home Phonograph, with 3 Dozen New 4-Minute Records and Braits Horn; bargain.—D. J. Snell, 14a, 21 and '22, Higli-street Arcade, Swansea. (near G.W.R.). 941dl-22 _pO/j Beautiful Iron-frame Piano, by '??-? Spencer; aJso Allison Iron-frame Piano, £ 32; both bargains.—D. J. '?nell, 14a. 2? and 22, High-street Arcade, Swansea (near G.W.R.). 941dl-22 LATEST Panto Hits and Selections on JLJ Gramophone Records and Music Copies; Happy Day" Selections, etc.—D. J. Snell, 14a, 21 and 22, High-street Aroade, Swansea (near G.W.R.). 941dl-22 J. F. Collett's Announcements. PIANOS Tuned and Repaired. New and Second-hand Pianos for Sale. Advice and Estimates Free. Send us a card. 30 Years' Experience. Testimonials on application.—J. F. Collett and "Son, 4, Nieholl-streef, Swan- sea. 1506n4-15 EDUCATION. PRIVATE Tuition in Languages. Book L keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Arith- metic, eto. Thorough Preparation for Exam- inations and Business.—Oswald Korth, Pro- testor of Ui>ü¡;u.¡;ôø. 1, jktiiiiinBj.oti-terrace, Swansea. 61S>d.b.-t.a THE SWANSEA BUSINESS COLLEGE (Sid-  dall Buildings, Alexandra-road). -In e,Verv departmeaC of .business, Efficiency ia (-s?pntial to ?lleoeha. Our weekly tests anous? our Students' minds, coiieentrates their attention, and kindles their enthusiasm; hence h{'gher ëffl{:îe-ncy is bound to result. May we send you a copy of our "Business Training Booklet-free, and without obli- gation?—Principal: Ernest Victor Ruddell, B.A. 790dl-18 rpHOBOUGH Tivition I in Pitman's Short- hand at very moderate term B.-Write Thoron?h." Daily Post," SwanMa. 99d1.;)O \\[ANTED, Coach, in'Arithmetic, for Boy; W state terms for three or six mentus.- Wr, c Box 36, oo "Daily Post," Swansea. 806dl-20 PROiPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET. Mr. Astley Samuel's Announcements. MR. ASTLEY SAMUEL, F.A.I., Auctioneer, Valuer and Estate Agent, Sole Agent for ifhdermentioned Properties:— EATON-CRESCENT. For Sale, Semi- I detached Property. Accommodation Ground Floor: 3 reception, kitchen and scul- lery; First. Floor: 5 bedrooms, bathroom, etc. The property is in excellent condition. lfllnl-23 s KT-"TTY-ROAD.-For Sale. House, srtuate-d in an elevated position; 3 reception- rooms, 5 bedrooms, usual domestic offices. Low price. 1511111-23 SKE'I'TY.-A Modern Semi-detached Resi- dence for Saie (two-storey). Freehold. 1511nl-23 QT. GEORGE'S-TERRACE.—A Beautifully 10 DPC7>rated Residence; 3 reception-roome, 5 bedrooms, bathrpom, etc. Lease, 58 years. 1511nl-23 j pnQA will Purchase a' House in Bryn- ?'UOU m'11-oresoent. Lease, 70 years. In excellent state of?rep&ir. A bargain to a quick buyer. 1511nl-23 ROSEHILL-TERRACE. Two reception- ms 3 bedrooms, bath, kitchen, etc. Ground rent, £ 4. Long Lease. 1511 p 1-25 OFFICES :-King's Chambers, Gower-street. Swansea. 151iril-23 STABLES, Etc., TO LET. RRO LET, a Stable, or Garage, at the back of 27, Page-street (opposite Orphan Homes'Appl; Jesmond House, Walter- road. 900dl-20 WAREHOUSES, Etc., TO LET. IN Centre of Town, Spacious Premises ot be Let, can be used for Garage, Stabling, or Storage, area of 472 square feet. 3Z square inches, with Passage leading to same measuring 28ft. by. 10ft.; water fixed; also electric wiring; jist entirely redecorated; rental 12s. 6d.—Apply Style and Mantle, 16, Castle-street, Swansea. 807dl-20 OTORES to Let, near Hospital, suitable for o Storing Furniture, etc., 9ft. x 8ft.; rent 2s. weekly.—Apply 36, Glanbrydan-avenue. 718dl-17 BUSINESSES FOR SALE. BUSSS for Sale.-An opportunity of a, lifetime to a Man with a Capital of £:500. No previous business knowledge re- iui:-ed.—Writ< Box 300, "Daily Post," Swan- sea. 997dl-23 BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET. L LANEI,I,Y.-To Let, immediately, House and Shop, old-established business (1879), Newsagency, Stationery, Tobacco, and Music Warehouse; Stock at Valuation; splen- did opportunity.—Apply Mrs. Meudwy Davies, 34, Station-road, Llanelly. 794dl-17 rpo LET, House and Shop, and a Lock-up Shop; also Bakehouse, with four Modern Ovens, Flour Loft over same, in splendid position, at 131, St. Hfelen's-avenue. -Apply Pugsley and Son, 24, Waterloo- street, Swansea. 1490nl-18 < HOUSES TO LET. SIX-ROOMED House to Let, 28, Nottage- load, Newton. Mumbles; immediate possession. Apply Mr. S-L-vens, 2, Wor- oester-place, Swansea.. 946dl-22 i ""T-nrTirTT" rfimi HOUSES WANTED, A DVERTISER, without children, Requires A Six Roomed House, in respectable locality, either Swansea or Mumbles, by March 25th. Will award 91 to anyone find- ing a suitable hotise.-Write. F.W.L Daily Post," Swansea. 782dl-19 TTOUSC Wanted, Uplands, Beechwood- road, Ernald-place, Le Broes-avenue, i>etween now and March; would Purchase, if rea.sonable.-Write lioute, Daily Post," Swansea. ODidl-20 HOUSES FOR SALE. FOR SALE. Leasehold Dwelling-house, Mal- vern-terrace, Brynmill, Swansea; modern conveniences; back entrance.—Apply W. Arthur Thomas, Solicitor, 28, Goat-street, Swansea. 725dl-17 FOR SALE, No. 7, Ricthmond-road. Up- lands; electrio light and all modern oonvenienoes; early possession; magnificent sea view.—Apply on the premises. 882dl-20 WANTED TO PURCHASE—HOUSES. WANTED, to Purchase, House, in St. .Ta..mes, or top of Brynymor- creecent.-Writ,e Box 96, Daily Post," Swan- sea. 812di-20 "IT ATED, to Rent. or Purchase, Small House, in good locality; two in family. Write" Rent." Daily Post," Swansea. 792dl-19 -4 FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET. TO LET, Comfortably Furnished House, in good locality, south aspect; 9 rooms; every convenience; trams pass house; low terms for long period.-Write Mater,"  881d1-20 Daily Post. Swansea.. 381d,-20 FURNISHED HOUSES WAN-TED. TTirANTED, Furnished Cottage, or Apart- menta, without attendance, at Caswell or Langland, May to August inclusive. Write "Neptune," "Daily Pot," Swansea. 723dl-17 APARTMENTS TO LET. COMFORTABLE Lodgings, suit Young Lady; homely people; moderate terms. —Apply, first instance, to Mrs. Charlie Evans, Newsagent and Tobacconist, Bryny- mor-road, Swansea. 705dl-18 COMFORTABLE Furnished Bedrooms, every convenience: bath; suit two gentlemen engaged during day; central.-First instance, Ben Davies, Newsagent, 7, St. Helen's-road, Swan sea. 718dl-19 LODGINGS to 'Let; bath (hot and cold); good Attend ande.—Apply 14, Ffynone- street, Swansea. 992d 1-23 LADY has Nicely Furnished Drawing-room and Bedroom to Let, suit Ladies in Business.—Write "W. Mumbles Post Oflioe. 906dl-Z2 M UMBLES.-Kitchen and Large Bedroom to Let, Unfurnished, to Quiet, Respect- I able People.—Apply M. E. P. 2, Corn w all- place, Mumbles. 907dl-18 PART of Furnished House to Let, without JL attendance, to quiet people.—Apply in Brst instance to Miss Harper, Humphrey- treet. 1505111-18 ROOMS, or Half of House, to Let, in good locality, Unfurnished or Furnished, every convenience. Write, first,, to 4. Oaborne-terrace, Bryn-road, Swansea. 719dl-19 SOLDIER'S Wife has Bedroom to Let, Ruit k Young Lady in Business; company re- quired; central; terms moderate.—Write "W. W. "Daily Post," Swansea. 973dl-19 TO LET, Comfortable Furnished Apart- -L ments, Front or Baok Sitting-room, one or two Bedrooms, u&e of bathroom.-Myrtle House, 53, Mansel-street, Swansea. 753dl-17 THREE Rooms to Let.-105a, Walters-road, -L Swansea. 742dl-17 rpwO Comfortably Furnished Rooms to Let, in Bernard-street; every conveni- enoe.-Apply, in first insrtajice, to Ben Davies, Newsagent, 7, St. Helen's-road, Swan- sea. 995dl-23 r0 LET, two Furnished Rooms, Front Sit- J- ting-room and Bedroom, or one Bed- Sitting-rcom.—Apply 37, Bond-street. 998dl-23 TO LET, Combined Front Room, Furnished Tor Unfurnished; bath (hot and cold).— Apply 113, King Edward-road, Swansea. 932dl-23 TO LET. two "Unfurnished Rooms (kitchen grate).—Apply 155, St. Helen's-averiue. Swansea. 983dl-23 TO LET, in Pantygwydr-road. Uplands. J- Furnished Bedroom and Sitting-room, suit. Gentleman in Business. Write Gwydr," Daily Post," Swansea. 981dl-19 r "0 LET, Furnished Front Sitting-room and L Bedroom, facing bay; good Cooking and Attendance; bath (hot and oold). Apply 60. Bryn-road, Swansea. 810dl-20 TO LET, Comfortable lodgings, to Business Lady, or Gentleman, with Homely People, 5s. 6d.; or Bed-Sitting-room, 7s. 6o. week; near Y.M.C.A. -Apply 17, Henrietta- street, Swansea. 952dl-22 ?0 LET, twoi Unfurnished Rooms, with j 13, Norfolk-s'ace?. -? 94e dl-17 TWOv,Utiinrni =;hed Rooms to Let, us" of a hpply F. Morgan, 12, Brynmill- .avemte. 9?9dl-r7 ? r ]- 10 LET, in good part of Sketty, two Furn- J- ished Ro?ms, or U nfurm shed, with uRe of bathroom and &cullery; suit Young Mar- ried Couple, or I-ktdy.-Write "Respectabie," Daily Post," Swansea. 930dl-19 r1 pO LET, two Unfurnished Rooms, suit Re- spec.table Married Couple. 8, Cory- street, Brynmill, Swansea. 927dl-20 TO LET, Comfortable Apartments; Sitting- I room and one or two Bedrooms; bath (hot and cold); with or without Attendance. -Write Box 958, Daily Poet," Swansea. 958dl-22 TWO Unfurnished Eooir-s to Let, in WeEt- ern-street, ovell grate.—Apply, in first instance, to Mrs. Charlie Evans, The News- agent, Brynymor-road, Swansea. 927dl-18 rpo LET, two Unfurnished Rooms, use of -1 scullery; very homely; healthy posi- tion; opposite Cricket Field. i02, St. Helens- avenue, Swansea. 93Cdl-2^ rpo LET, Comfortably Furnished Sitting- 1 room and Bedroom, bath (hot apd cold), with Attendance.—26, Gwydr-crescent, Lplands, Swansea. 956dl-23 TWO Furnished Rooms to Let; no children. I —No 14. Kiuley-street, 13t. Thomas. 979dl-23 -in VICTORIA-AVENUE.-Two Furnished 169 Rooms to Let, near baths, sands and park, without attendance. 965dl-23 APARTMENTS WANTED. PARTMENTS Wanted (Furnished Rooms), .}" with Attendance, for Couple with two Children (girl aged 31 years and boy 20 months); must be mcdei ate—Write 201, High- street, Swansea. 937d1,18 BUSINESS Man requires Board and B? Lodgings, breakfast and late dinner, no children, Hospital district preferred.—Write, stating terms to "Board;" "Daily Post," Swan- sea. ??1-18 NEATH.-Youiig gentleman requires bed- X. room and sitting-room, with board, Cadoxton district, terms moderate.—Write "District," "Daily Post." 1501nl-18 SINGLE Man Wants Bedroom and Sitting- J room, in Morriston,, would Share Sit- ting-room; bath essential.—'State terms to Box 968, Daily Post," Swansea. 96Sdl-23 W ANTED. in Morriston district, three Un- furnished Rooms, or Ho"use, by Young I Married Couple; terms moderate.—Write "Morriston," "Daily Post," Swansea. 732dl-17 WANTED, Well Furnished Sitting-room and Bedroom, in Swansea, or district.—• Give fullest particulars in first letter to Station," "Daily Post," Swansea. 880dl-17 W ANTED, three Unfurnished Rooms, or Half House; Munition Worker.—Write "H. M. "Daily Post," Swansea. 804dl-17 IA ITANrEl), Ref-pectable Lodgings, for Young Lady—Write' Box 222, "Daily Post," Swansea. 941di-22 V\T AN'D, by Young Married Couple, with one Child, two or three Comfort- ably Furnished Rooms: permanent.—Write "Station," "Daily Post." Swansea. 908dl-18 tft?p?Br??p????? ?p—?"????M! H/ How DRACWNTt?AX?'r? j — ?t M to < CtXBMA WO.u, ttt S fll B TT«DY I Civn, ENtuxEz?tXt ?3c'? Bj 9 W!RELBS!}T)n.MR.A!<HY ??OtS&? N n )dAitiNs Euoissittiiia tBjj V.MOTOH ENaixKBaisa 9" State age and send Id Stamp to cover postage. THE BENNETT COLLEGE (8,0. Dept.), SHEFFIELD. "1 'ERT SIGHT TESTINfi *1 I (For Spectacles). I I HUTCHI:E;F.B.o.A..1 .HONOURS Exam. Lond.). I II 9/ Portland St, Swansea, M \Oppoite the Market). j I MOTOR-CARS. CYCLES. Etc. 1 F(>R SALE, Ford 2-Seator; excellent oondi- f tion; any trial.-Write "Ford," Daiiy Post," Swansea. E O?d?ii i2yO T^OR SALE, 1913 Rex Motor Cycle, twin F cylinder, bosch ma-?neto; XIZ, or near- est offer.—18. Kensington-terra-c?, Swalsea. 947dl-22 T^OR SALE. F'?rd M&tor Van (Second- F hand), in first-class condition.—Write J. C. "Daily Post," Swansea. 960dl-23 IMMEDIATE SALE, Wicker Side-car, pound condition, with Fittings complete, 26in. Wheel, Apron, Cushion. Mat, 40s.; Hudson Push Bioyole, new tyres, tubea, and Stirrie.Y 3-speed, 70s.—Apply Room," Daily Post," Swansea.. 996dl-23 Ivor L. Roberts' (223, Oxford-street) Announcements. FORD Vans from tcck, 1130. less Xio Re- F bate, plus delivery charges. Cash, or Easy Payments. 793dl-18 GTVT P TRUCKS !n Stook. Im iitto G L .V/. delivery. One-tonner Chassis, price £335; 2a-3-tonner, £5í. Cash. or Easy Payments. 793dl-13 MOTX>R Cyoles in Stook. Immediate Al Delivery. B.B.A., EnRelds. Harloy Davidson. Grand Prix 10 H.P. Morgan Car. 793dl-13 [commercial Carrier Co.'s Announcements OMMEKCIAL Carrier Co., Ltd., 59-62, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 1500nl-22 OVERLAND, 15-20 li.p. 5 Seater, 1916 model, only run 5,916 miles, all spares, detach- able rims, etc., £ 200. 1500nl-22 H UMBER Lorry, 10-15 cwt., in excellent con- 4clition. L75. 1500nl-22 DARRACQ, 14-16 h.p., 4 cylinder, 5 seater, would make excellent delivery van, Cloo. 1500nl-22 IpORD, 5 seater, 1916 in first cla?s condition, ne? khaki hood and side curtains, £ 100. 1500til-22 Sp A D 2 seater, twin cylinder car ?.L/.A.JH .) in splendid order, ?75. 1500nl-22 VIM Express delivery van (new), detachable rims, lamps, tools, etc., in stock ready for delivery, £2Z2. 1500nl-2Z JD K EC 15-20 cwt. chassis, immediate delivery, £2.95. 1500nl-22 STAR, 25 cwt. and 50 cwt. chassis, prompt de- liveries. 1500nl-22 FORD Vans. EISO plus £4 delivery charges I (rebate of £10 obtainable). 1500nl-22 ALL Enquiries promptly attended to. Send Aus a postcard and our representative will call. 1500nl-22 C OMMERCIAT, Oarrier Co., Ltd., 59-62 St. J Helen's-road, Swansea. 1500nl-22 TRADE SPECIALITIES. ANTOINE'S Copying ink. Reduced rates. —Apply Daily Poet" Stationery De- partment, High-street. Swansea. ENVELOPES, all sizes, Commercial and Catalogue Shapes, at Daily Post" Stationery Department, High-street, Swan- sea FISH Merohants.-P. Molyneux, Ltd., 120, High-street, Swansea. The Trade Sup- plied. 406d4-l EGGS! Eggs!! Eggs!We have a Plenti- -? fri Supply of Fresh-laid Eggs arriving Daily. For Wholesale Prices: Emanuel Thomas and Son, Merchants, Alexandra- read. Swansea. 912dl-18 F RULTEI?,]',R.S!-Befoi,e. making your Pur- chases elsewhere, give us a call! We hold the Largest Stocks of Foreign and English Fruits, Potatoes, etc., in Wales.— Emanuel Thomas and Son, Fruit and Potato Importers, Swansea. 98udl-19 FUNERAL Coach, Lawst Pattern, Glass Box and extra Seat, equal to new, half-price, Cash or Terms; photo free.- Marston's, 24, Bradford-street, Birmingham. 1397n3-23 TTAULAGE.—We have a Fleet of Motors i'or Hiring Purposes, long or short joiuttiys.—Prices: Emanuel Thomas ajid Son. Niagara Works, Swansea. 932dl-18 r MH. JAR VIS JONES, 28. St. Helen's-  road-Coat Frooks, Dresses, Tailor- made C08tumes, NUVSeg' Uniforms, made up smart!v and quickly, at Popular Prices.   988dl-23 PERSONAL—Have you seen that green costume m E. S. ChappeH'n window? l'502ui-22 I :j{. -M'1' r 'T)''EFI?L? MjbtthtWs' and o?S? ? Mtea cheap.—" Daily Post" Stationery De- partment. Swansea. J,' S PI R ELLA Corsets are sanitary, retains ? their shape, and bends with every move ment of the body.-Corsetiere, M. E. Kettle, 87, Brynymor-road. Swansea. 928dl-22 ILOP Books, Account Books, Tradesmen'? Ledgers, Letter Copying Books (largo varieties), offered at Pre-war Prices; Reduc- tion for quantities.— Daily Post Station- ery Department. High-street, Swansea. SWEETS! Sweets!! Sweets! Amerioan ,J Assorted Creams, Gums. Jellies, eto. Large Consignments just arrived.-Ercanuel Thomas and Soil, Universal Providers, Swan- sea. 934dl-18 SHELIBERE, Patent Revolving Front, equal to new, half-price, Cash or Terms; photo free.—Marston's Hearse Works, Bradford- street, Birmingham. 1387n3-23 I OIDNEY PALMER'S (The Noted Cafes) for Cold Luncheons and Good Teas. Value and Comfort. Opposite Empire, and Branohes. Also Noted Shop for Wedding Cakes. 989dl-23 TWINES, Cords, for Shop and Warehouse J*- Packing.—" Daily Post" Stationery De partment, High-street, Swansea. 1 \\TATERPROOF Horse Loin Cloths, Cart i" and Wagon Covers, Cart and Rear La,inl)s.-Swaii,sett Saddlery Co., High-street ArCtide. Tel.: 103y Central. 941dl-22 Bullock Bros. Announcements. ENTREE Dish, best quality, electro-plated or nickel silver, X2 7s. 6d.—Bullock Bros. 795d7-18 6 RUBY Glass Liquor Stand, best quality, 0 electro-plated on nickel silver, C3 3s.— Bullock Bros. 795d7-18 I riiEA Tray, oval, electro-plated on nickel- I A silver, £ 4. All Silver and E.P. Goods R-e- duced to Clear.—Bullock Bros., Portland- street. Swansea. 795dl-18 r MONEY. LOANS— £ 10 to £ 1,000 on wrtften promise to repay at a mutually agreed interest. No travelling expenses charged, business done or not. On receipt of a letter aRe. presentative will Call with Cash and disouas terms. Distance ni object. Do not expose j^our requirements locally. Commission paid for introductions. F. LAWRENCE, Ltd.. Don Chambers, Wine-street, BristoL D JONES. Financier, makes Cash Ad- I D • vancee from S5 and upwards to Re- spectable Householders, at reasonable rates of interest, without delay. Apply personally, or by letter. Distance no object. No fees. Easy Payments arranged* to suit conveni- ence of Borrowers. Private and Confidential. Guaranteed.—Apply ? Grove-place, Alexan- dra-road. 8wan. d.b. DO YOU NEED MONEY? DON'T WORRY. —M. Foner, 9. Carlton-terraoe. Swansea, Advances Money to Respectable House- holders. Easiest terms. Strictly Private. 792d2-16 MORTGAGE.— £ 500 to Lend on Leasehold, in Sums to suit Borrower. Write "Pink," "Daily Post," Swansea. 906dl-18 £ 700 to ?? ? '?"? on Good Freehold ? ?U or Leasehold Security.—Apply David M. Thomas, Estate Agent, Rutland- street, Swansea. SWANSEA MERC AN TILS CO., LTD. 18, PARK STREET, SWANSEA, KAKE CASH ADVANCES DAILY from Aid to zi,ooo. No Charges unless Business Done Bfll-i Discounted. Strictly Private and Confi- dential. For further particulars, apply: H. B. JONES. Managing Director. g— MONEY LENT —a ? BY POST, WITHOUT SECURITY. 8 9 *NDC°UBTY PMYATB FINANCE 9 S  M.{ ?'T  ?ish '?"'?'' ?m 630 :o 9 9 ".000 to L?iMor GMUemen.Mcrchitnta S: os- 9 all responsible persons on 9 m 9 Note of Hand alone. Strictly private. No fees charged. ■ Borrowers dealiat; with otlicT firmi can have their 9 ■ loans paid off. or iucressed, and ther arc advised to 9 B pay no) preiimnary expenses. Fall lufMraation sup- tj P'ted gratis and Pat free, P 9 49 Write to  884r8tarv. N. Kanagh B9 N ? ?M?e?t?'??!?' "t??. DOCS FOR SALE. A GOOD P?igree'lri.? Terrier for SaJ.! A Cheap; al'o a good Spring Cart.-G? ?lic,pl,)e, Co,d ?e?haut..Underwood 00ttag Mnmbtes. ??"d 1-11 IOM. Puppy (Dog) for Sale, cream, good Swa Pedigree, One Guinea.-S, Horton-treet. Kwan:;(>1: SHIPPING. A MER I C L I N E Carrying 1st. 2nd, and 3rd Class Passengers LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK every Saturday. Sailing under tho American Flag. Moderate Prices. Beat Accommodation. Apply to American Line, Liverpool, Loa- don, Southampton, or to L&cal Age?ta. don, qoutbampton, or to lzcal Agen-

TWO GOVERNMENTS." WHAT MRS. PANKHURST SAYS. LONDON RAID ON W.S.P.U. HEADQUARTERS. Parties of London police and military on Monday raided the offices of the Women's Social and Political Union, and also the pri- vate printing establishment run by the Cnion at Cat-ford, where the organ of the Union called Britannia" is printed. The police seized a considerable quantity of correspondence dealing with the Union's affairs and of the Victory Fund, and at the printing work s took away copies of a forth. coming number of Britannia." At the headquarters of the Union the police made practically A clean sweep of every piece of printed (paper or paper which had been written upon, as well as books and other matter.

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Other places visited and searched were the flat of Miss Annie Kenney and of Miss Grace Roe, private secret-ary to Mrs. Pank- hurst, and organiser of the Victory Fund. At each place it was explain-ed that the action was being taken under the Defence of the Realm Act, and private documents were seized. Mrs. Pankhurst interviewed attributed the occurences to the fact that in the last issue of. the paper strong criticism had been made upon the fact that as she claimed there were two governments in this coun- try, the "Lloyd George Win the War Governmen.t" and the "Haldane or com- promise Peace Government."

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£8,000 FINE. RUINATION FOR PARIS CAFE- OWNER. PARIS, Sunday. Two customers were caught les vungv* -a Ca?e Mlard; near the? Gare Saint -.die, carr,ijig ab.-?iiithe, la?belled "Elill'[oUardJ). d.. An tH?Mtig?ion showed that .MoHard had soJd 658 bottle f bsinthe to -ar'Ous clients. He was m?I?ht before a polIce court to-day and condemned to pay 153 fines of a thousand francs each, in addition to another of 40,000 francs—a total of nearly £ 8,000. The confiscation of his goods and the closing of his establishment were also ordered, and the customers were fined E20 each. Judgment in their case was given by de- fault, and will become enforceable unless the defendants appeal.

MOLE SKINS. MOLE SKINS. R. WATSON and CO., Pioneers of the Mole Skin Industry, Oldest and Largest Collectors in Great Britain, still continue to pay the HIGHEST PRIOES for Mole, Otter, Fox, Cat, and Badger Skins* Pheasant Tails, Plumage, etc. Cash for-* warded immediately on receipt of goods. Write for our new price list before send. ing elsewhere.—N ote our ONLY address, R. WATSON and CO. (DEPT.H), tha "ALL BRITISH" Firm, Dalkeith House, Famngdon-street, London, E.O. 400

COAL TRADE DULL. BUT, GENERAL IMPORTS SATISFACTORY. SWANSEA SHIPMENTS LAST WEEK. The scarcity of tonnage continued to be the dominating feature of the trade at the docks last week. The total showed a small increase over the pre- ceding week, but a considerabl e decrease compared with the corresponding week last year. Extreme dulness continued in the coal and patent fuel trades, but the geneffal exports were more satisfac- tory, due to a shipment for the Far East, etc. Imports inciiide-Holland 90 tons general, France 875 tons pit- wood and 150 tons iron ore, Italy 1-50 tons sand, and AustralIa. 2,200 tons zino concentrates. Imgorts 9,053 tont, Ex- ports 50,624 tons, and total trade 59,677 tons, compared with 55,3-53 tons the preceding week, and 78,910 tons the corresponding week last year, I Shipmen ts of coal 30,960 tons, patent fuel 9,945 tons, and tin-plates and gene- ral goods 9,719 tons. The latter for Denmark, Holland, France., Italy, the Far East and home pprts. Shipments of tin-plate 62,511 boxes, and receipts from works 41,786 boxes. Stocks in the dock warehouses and vans 182,041 boxes, compared with 203,041 boxes the preceding week, and 304,848 boxes at this date last year. Tonnage is due to load general cargo for Stavanger, Amsterdam, Nantes, Bordeaux, Lisbon and Oporto, Mar- seilles and near Italian ports.

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S,1,000 MISSED FROM WESTON P.O. At W«st<»n-super- M are on 8;itiw]r.v, Percy Norman Poole (17), clerk, employed at the locitl office, was remanded on a charge of stealing £1;000 in currency note. He was arrested at a Bristol restaurant. With-the exception of R,6 the whole of the money has been recovered.