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'L ea d er' Classified I Advertisements. j APARTMENTS, SITUATIONS VACANT OR WANTED, TO BE LET, LOST AND FOFNO. One Three Six Insertion Insertions. Insertion* 20 \Vord«— 1 (I 2 3 0 33 Words. 1 to 3 0 4 0 40 Worda. 2 0 < C. 5 0 FOR SALE, TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. One Three Six Insertion. Insertions. Insertions M Words. 1 6 5 b j 30 Words. 2 0 3 0 4 6 40 Words. 2 6 3 6 5 6 BIRTHS, DEATHS, IN MEMORIAM AND MARRIACE. j One Three • Insertion. Insertions. Insertions j 80 I ?0 Words.. -2 0 6 0 B.O 40 Words.. 3 0 7 0 12 0 EDUCATIONAL. One Three Six Iiftertion Insertions Insertions j » "forJ!? 0 3 0 4 6 { 30 Words. 2 6 II 0 5 6 40 Words.) I) 5 6 '? i MONEY-6d. per line, MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS VACANT, rT? A?TED, a ac?ol Assistant (man or | woman for a Wholesale Ware!wn,f" eood business abilities necessary: ircn- nonffrv or grocery exix-rience preferred.— X*.ili particulars of previous employment, nK i. wanes required. etc to Box 42, Leader Office. 250A c": 6 MEN AND YOUTHS, {,,rJÜ'ri:D:'caoii;le Cchf'Ro?rFor?man to i I.y;? after 21 pairs.—Apply, atatiiu wages and experience to "X Y Z, 'ht?c of this Payer. "EGA5-9 |"Y\7AN TED, Piecework C?ng to work Ix>C BnJ(¡. Rack, Ci!'(uh'. Cutting Wa?n Oak Stts, etc.: also Tree Fellers Tree Haul. ierf: South Wales: \rith or without own j tackle.—-Hill, *23, North-road Bristol. C59 W ANTED at once, experienced Rook- V keeper, must be enersctic.—Apply, t-.tatins: aire, experience an.1 salary required to Lewis Stephens and Co. Atlantic Ruild- ines. Swansea. 253A5-o 1 .WANTED, Rabbit Catcher.-Write, with > T T full particulars, to Bos D ;l," Daily Loader. 243A5-5 "L^OBEMAN Painter war..ted.- Writ. shins: r JL lull particulars to Box X," Leader <UM'wa.??ca._ ?48?5-5 ) ??AXTED. lal1" a.: BeUi 'Gl?'CGnpry. }' DttU?hor.—A ftJy at Coi:icry. 2?A53 SALESMAN.—Larere Firm ruire a Uve Salesman t.-o market, their ins'?-?'Xti? f,vroduct. ?ith all the Grocers Confectioi?TS. jiairies. Chemists, and similar retailers. Ap. plications only entertained from bard work- ?.<. with ability, MnHdencf. and eapac'ty.— ?Tit.e ftiUv "Crocfr.' c/o Goulds, -.4. • Oxford-street, London. W.C.I. C5-5 ''?AM?MAX-A b?: MaMifaeturing Ccm ts pany require a hard-?orkin? ?c- T; an. with experience a-xE-ongst Hotels. Public Houses, Restaurants, Terupc'rance Bar?, etc., to market their high-grade food speciality Applications only entertained Srorn men wita ex;K-nene<> m nv>,m these particular trades: live, hard-workin" -T.jmbie salesmen.—- Write fully. vtDrinks," ,.1." Goulds. 54- New Oxford-street, | London W.C.1, 05-5 i.,J:1GlEER wanted totako full charge of JPi Ew'ctric Ua* Suction and Flotation Plants in connection with lead and' sire mine in Wales. Reply, staling experience end salary. Address: G&> Wm. Perteous and Co. Ad-:erti*ne Aeents, Glascrow .).5 NGIXE:DIÜVER-antd" t? ta?e chirce 'J of shift, permanent ?nb: no fri?:— •^tate ace. experience, and wares reonired. Box "D 9." Da.ily Leader 247A5-8 ;irlQ6N Bepatrers and Builders wanted. ,i » Particulars on application to the 'Cambrian Wagon Company. lAd,. Cardiff. 2&7Ab-7 fiXTATCH REPAIRER Wanted to do Trade ? v R?Mir*' et Home; 20 <-? ? Jobs Box ?< Da, c/o r?!'y J#acier." ?cSAfr-ft i'i'ŒD. B?od Benchman in ,iilrl Repairs: no pajtchin?. no Rnifthi?; "ô 'fours' vnrk: top wa?fS Paid to Fuitable man.—Anply James Walters. Pontardnwe. UU rtSTANTED. Bricklayers for Port Talbot: S full district rates paid: work nnder jecver.—Apply Beeston and Stevenson's Fr.re- ,jnan,- Sfeaers. Baldwin's Limited. Nevs f'-WorkB. Marsam, Port Talbot. TC rr.-O SMART Youths are IR.equir,-ii V Iftained for Vacancies ax Wireless /i'pera^or# in the Mercantilp Marine — Apuly (for temis Wireless Training Colleges. Car- or £ ?W"E barp- a Few Vacancies for Students p » v to be Trained for AtL'Ointmento in r'he "'i1' Post Wireless Teieyraphy and Tele T'hony.—Anply Wireless College. Cardiff OFFICE AND ERRAND BOYS. (TPBRAND Bor kwanted.J. W. El'am>. J Castlt'-stteet.?wan?a.. 2MA&6 jib MART 0!Bre »r wanted. Shin?rokf-r'& Office; one wlh knowledge of D(.cks fHreferred.—Box "1115. Daily Ikader. ?i)referred.- ,S. MgA5 .'m/AJ?I?D. Stt-ons I?d for Motor Va- t T ADpty Jamea Jones and Son GMt. > 248A 5-5 ¡ M LORI NG. MfLUNERY AND TAILORING. fj £ AILOR-S.—Good Vest Hands wanted; best work only.—F rancid. Approach-road hansel ton. 247 A 5-7 mTANTED. E>periene».? Skirt Hand* An nreritices, and im,>ro\ers: al#»o ?. for Show n^vai —A only Madam [Wrilfin Thomas, Court Dressmaker. 21, Rt. L'rAILORKK.-ES Wanted. inTmedia'tVlv, jt-L Practical Coat Hands. Improver# nnd ;iApprcntjeefi: also Machinfft.. or one willjns :11. loarti.—Peltor and Rosenbanni Union < hambr-rs. Union-street. 245A5-6 ACTED. iinmediatelT. an Ae=;Ptant Milliner.— Williams. Oxford Flotwe. 5-6 WOMEN AND GIRLS. 'IT AN TED, ?en-E?n?ted Sb?'rthand ?'t.'iyHm (iady,. cx?rjcr'cpd, u?dto )tn?uIa."inR.—?rit?. witb full particulars to Box D 10," Leader Office. 248A5.5 rV^TASH HOUSE Woman rrrjuired, f-team Laundry; 25s. weekly.—Apply Matron. Swansea Hospital, between 5 and 12. or after j-6 [I.In C5-5 Bar-Lock Tyt.ewritcr li-JL street, Swansea, iina a few vacancies for i^ntelliKcot Younir Ladies to be tinned aft ?dy C!fthH: efncient. individuajfl oderCaatle l or ?-tp-da.te biisints, methods, in- '■iuaiTe fee unm pcait.ioa secUred, f?i) or rIt^ 243A 5-6 ^DOMEStlC SERVANTS. .G OOD General wanted; country girl nro- \A terred; good waffes.—Write Box 4.1 Lt.adI)ffic: 230A5-6 i"rANTED. Wardrnaid: wages, £ 16 a year- I" cood scrubber—AnnKv between 4 and f » p.m.. Matron, Fairwc-od Hospital, Kiila' CTC rXtrAV^D. a Working Housekeeper a-c< 1. to to 40 yeans, for working man with t\.p kyj k; one aged 7 jeai> and other 14 ycarb.—Appl.v 2. Pleasant View Bwlch-.v- llynydd. Ixsughor. 249A4-9 TED> a clMncharw<msQ..? PiXr M. Lcader.OtJk.. ??eath C5.7 ?OOK wanted: Et?d wa^ca: f a re 7. aid.- .? A?Dl? Gorseland. Kon.b-road. A'?r?-&t- i wyth. ?47A5.? m" 'ANTED Immediately. Experie^d'Cwk I .f.w (lenraj; ?ood ?ac-M and <uth)3?: •arse and hou?«»S)d kDt: man for coals tnd B-ooto.—Apply, ?" Retci?n?? ?rf. jj ?t?pF. B?la.n l?a-?. b. Bntonferrv C' OOD HOME O?c?d to Staid Dci?Mtic X H:p; Plain Cco?inx: Sm?I) L-smilT: f'un?? h id Kept. state Aa'e. etc.. "'f?wt.r- jFn l?adar (fflce, Sran6t. 244A5-6 JYV" ANTED! General Servant (thren hi ?mi!yi.—App]y Mr?. Jenkins (iron- will<)Ws-l -)lace, 241AM, ANTED. C??Rpncrai: three in f&:rf)?: bo ii,-emaid and nursfrna? kept —Ap- f? Mrs. English, Murton Gr?i?c. nj,bop 24 3 A 45-5 "\r ANTER-ÿ;ï;Hoü-aid: nrevious e1IJeri.nce and refel enep.? required — A(;lT I!' }.ÁJ!¡!as Hcu?. nearNcath \\f ANT'ED, Wldow '?-Si!iKte"WQn?n for *?. hon-.t'?ork: sleep out.-Apf? 63 CrMowen street ?Aa5 HOUSES AMD SHOPS FOR I SALE AND TO LET. t?OR ?A LE7 Substantial Leasehold' n?TiF Jt- in?-bounc in Mansion' in good renair; in mediate DoMMsion.—AT)!)?' to D. Harriet J Bov-?.i. 01ICltOI", Gorseinon and PcntKr- dt;5a:0. ? 243A5-9 \.?A L'? A?LWYDD.- For Sale. 2 "Cottar. VT :HUc.inint: the School —Apply Mrs.j) Rcos. Windsor House. Ws-unarlwydd.   ?-. ———  ? 2MA5-? i \rANTED, for three or five years, Unfur- j tt niahed Rc&idcncc. s<x l,edroot, neighbourhood Mumbles preferred; )w?s?.! siou June or September nest.—Send particli- hI's to Mutual." Cambria Daily L?ad?r. i Swansea. ? 248A5-8 <LY?AC3.-Dw'p!!inc-housc. No. 6. Heoly- v^' Era:?. FreEbold, for Sale: )Qcs8ion I cariv in June.—Write (with oricp offcH'd) to K Williams. 2. Termonde Villas, jit. James-road. L'ere'orJ 2<8A5-3 I^OE SALE, at Cadm:ton Neath Two well,  built, ^otivenient. and attractive Eicht- roomed Hou<sef; low ground rent.-Apply Charles Gower. Skewen. 248A'5-8 S^REEHOLD ten-room.sd House and Garden I (about J acre). neAr Three Crossce. for I ?Ic.—Ar'n!:v H?'x D 8." U.-ader 24?A5-7 j t?OR SALE, Freehold D?ihKg-hc).)??: five j If^OR SALEs, i^ tuated in .iJ1 th(wtlghfare at Trebopth.—Wri?e "Grocer. Le-wler. i Swansea. 4A 5-7 ]1"10R SALE, Catbedino House, Abercrarc i I 'Freehold. 11, acre?]; bath-room and usual office.?: h;veiv T>0sition: aspect: within-easy ion-nev of Swaw:ea.- Annlv T. J. Malor. 32, Cpii-Coed-road C:^r- | '-?a'. 24?,A5-6 PONTARDAWfL—For Ss?. 2 Houscs; !f'" j I<-??: low proemd rent.—Aoply Wi!. liams, Household SGre", Treba.nos Fontar- i dawe. 244A5-5 ) BUy your House with the Rent: 37.000 i Houses have been bouirht on this t'ys- t tem. Send for particulars tcdtv.- White, j 1:. Uplands-cr.escent. Swr-nsea. 247A5-7 ONE Firm Sold £ 50.000 worth of Property thir. year through Small Advt# 20 worris for 3 insertions 2s ftd in the Cam- Daily lieader. E. VERY man his own L»rdiord Whv not -L< Purchase a of voar own? Send or call for Booklet, Jlv Own House" ITsrd. wkk. 38. Roschill-terrace Swansea. 245A5-6 4/6'- WEEKLY will Purcha? ;?t,501 -r/ U any district; m?.c?:on by arransre- menl-" Landlord.1' Leader. Swansea. TC N'Etv Moulin? Scheme for West Wales.— N, Et%' 1-fou-ir,;r I?cliewp for West Wa',e,?.- Purchasing their House or Shop with tbfir Rent, send name and addre.2*, marked lioufina: Scheme." Leader. Swaiisea ■ 'o? A 5-7 Messrs. J Blcvjitt Jenkins and Sons' Announcements. +• M CMBLEf?-Freehold Hoin convenient ?.t. MtuatMn for ak with e:uly pos?og- sion a0 Ouse ) foc'Xs. etc.i for Sale, with possession Mirt-snmtaer. ^TINCI'T-STREET.—Four Leasehold Cot I t?.s*s for Sale at low figure. SALE. Houses in Pryn-rnad. Eaton. crescent, St. Helen's-nwui Oxford-strew j Gwjdr-erc«eent. Malverp-terrace. For full particulars of above, to Messrs. J. Blewitt Jenkins and Sous, Land I j and Estate AgontR. Surveyors. Valuers, etc., 4. wansea. C5-S | 4. Collece-street. Swansea C5-5 HOUSES WANTED. j ?T?A?TED, Cottage or Uyfurn?hed Rooms —Xc?th or Swansea dis,rict; Matf :?!-?-—L. PhiUjp?. Dolcoed," Cad ox: on. Xosth. 248Af-8 T LAXSAMLFT.-Wsntf] Ho)?< with L and back entrance.—Stata ioweat .!?'i | to Eyausv_ D?iry, Skcwcn 247A5-5 ?,TAXtED. Burnished House, four or ?re V b'drooras, for r't'rMd two years: Up- bnds di41'ict; satipftctorv refcrcnee ;Trl1, Write "B. Daily Leader. 247A5-7 | TTT"ANTED, for month of August. Fur- » ? ninhed Rouse at Mumbles — Write fun pai-ticnlars and terms Box D 3." DaiJv Lcadel: 243A 5-6 j APARTMENTS AND LODGINGS i TO LET AND WANTED. ,\7" .TED,- Furnisbtd Apartment's for ? T married couple at Mumbles, Uplands, or Eood locality: temporary or permanent. Write "D 16," Leader Office. Swansea. 249A5-6 LADY requires Sitt-insr-room and Bedroom, t or larsrc Combined Room; moderate [terms: cerraaocucv: Uplands district — •T'rite n Dsily Leader. 24SA5-8 BANK Gentleman would like toa O.)m.fortaole Home with superior ? ocotue ? a, Payine' Guest.—Please connnuni" t'a? with D. 0. Thcma.?. Barclays B?-n? Ltd. Swansea. 245.\5-6 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. rPO LET. or for Sale. General Stores, with J- splendid Living Accommodation at. tached; St. Thomas district. — Aoplv "Stores." Daily Leader. Swan^ea. 244A5-5 BUSINESSES WANTED. L T.A"'ŒUN.-War.t"d, in or just off rain street. Premiss suituhle for double- fronted or corner High-class Shop —" K.D, Leader Office. C5-6 j MONEY. f 'Q MADF frr fi.111 r,articllla ?'?'-? a? to how small amounts of money be orpfitably emploveii to give larce ur.fits an;)!.? to Graham Marsh and Com- :>ai:.v. 240. II igb Holborn L/Tidori, C4-31 ELAW, 12. fondon-r,-i(i .4. Cash Advauces from £ 5 and ulJardJO ■"trictiy priv-np. Established 1376 TC IF you require a Loan apply to George 1 Thomas, Manager. ChurCh-street rocmo- Htf t !:U1' Church). ?ws?Eea.. Private and confidential. C6 30 MONEY to Lend to Respectable House- holders; Prhate and Confident.)?).- h-or D Thomas 5 Waterloo-street. Swansea _0 Genuine Applicants c&n ODCI; Accounts with the | J^OUTHESN JHl CITABLE ^D VANCE CO. (LliliTED), EXCHANGE-CHAMBERS :Oueen-«tree! end). 1 w by our business steadily increases in all Vur Branch Offices: Fact 2.-Havinc fhed Lowest Rates possible combined with Fair I'Satroeut for many rears ''if' gradiiitl'y ehmmate the high-charglric private lender. rtnd foe-enatchinc companies Jel. 239:1 (Not a Money Society.) Estb. iftaft 11. Charles-st. Newport Mon MONEY LENT PRIVATEIY: £ :o to £ 10C?0. Reputation without blemish beats bounce. The OM-Esrahlished British t'ir.aroe Company, with offices iri every principal town in the United Kingdom, ap- proved and recommended by the Pre-e bu t not 3 limited comuanv with directors and -bareholdors to consider your application j and know your iviMi-.es- are erantinp Loans. All) to jeo.poo without Bother, or Loan Office Routine. No Hil! of Rt'e wanted NO Sureties reunired. Absolute Privacy etiaranteed BRITISH FINANCE COM. PANY. ^0. B R IDG F.-STR EET. BRISTOL i 1675 .===- 'e' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ¡ "\T10LINS: Vioias! 'Cellos: Basses! Bonffht. i y Sold, or F.vcbanir-id Mr?ic.Strtns'?. j Fittings .'SCCCHSO!ies Ttip ii(?litic. for vpliie,i ??ims.2. Walters-road S?anss?. 24j8A5-8 ?()D? ?hYa?i!C<j.. i.ut.. iiiive now in Of Stock upwards of One Hundred ;10C> ) Pianoforte; iron f'r.?n!'?:?U late improve I !npT):?: in Walnut. Rosewood, Ehonid. or ?ol!d0nhr'?.?s. Prices fromMg"ir)?a? ca&h. Terms arranged. App!v for frM Hst, or call and mak? a personal selection.— Godfrey itnii Co.. Ltd.. 22, St. Helen'ro{>.d Swansea 248A5-8 .n_ ¡ '\TALCOLM Or?n. 7 stod.? mirror top. ex- j -m oellent condition. £ '5 or \illin tD ¡ exciiance as part payment foe ?e?o?d-hand Piano.-Writc Malcolm." Daily Leader. 242A 5-5 | ?pMOMPSnr< an? ah'??-hp)) Md ? ?'as)i. 1 street Swansea —Black (;clhr Piarx? j £ 78: Walnut Collard Piano £ 70: Walnut C'hallen Piano £ 95: Walnut Kirkman Piano I £ 70: Walnut. Normelle Piano £ *S: Walnut I Brinsmpad Piano. Piano FSS. Walnut Hiwkyir, 165 IOS. Walnut Thomo.-iri and SbackcU. Ltd.. Piano £ 70: Imperial Organ £ ?6 5s.: Jones ftrtjan £ 15: F.FPev Orean :Pis SITUATIONS WANTED. COLLIERY "Tr:- Nc' Ö;k and 'Wfie'?'- c formerly fo, 20 "ears ironmQn¡¡-f>r'" I book-keeper and cashier: excellent refer- ences: now at liberty—Fuller. Y M.C.A.. Ammanford. 243A 5-5 '-rOUNDKD:- SoMier p(k" situation as ?t Learner in 0<fic": a?"'?6..E<'od refer- ence.- Wrie "C IS." Da!Iv Lpader. $-5 1 EXPERIENCED Af.-o?rtMt'cppn to En- J gatrenjent to write up MerehantV or Tradesmen's Booi^ 2 and to crrpar(. thfro an'Ut.—Address ?v 2," Daily Leader, Swan. ?? A 5-5 å LOST AND FOUND. IOST, on May 1st. Gold Locket and Chain J between Hafod-street and Empire. — £ 1 rev.srd on returning same to Police Station, Swansea. 243 A 5-5 -_u LOST, on Thursday, May 1. a Bunch of Key. attached is one long bent key Finder rewarded on returning same 10 "Leader" Office. 250A5-6 OST. on May 3rd. Lady' s Skunk Fur bf- J tween Ben Evans' and Market. Finder rewarded on returning same to Rees. P.O.. Peelawdd. 250A5-6 T7?.T. "May' 1? Lody'h Go!d Wr?:)et: i Ij Watch "?'rerch make'. between Castle- j street and '??rp: nossiblv left in Brynby- j fryd car. Would finder kindly retnrn to Orphan," Dsily Leader. 248A5-5 | LOST. 2-year-old Chestnut Pony. H ?'? j Jt-J white stripe on forehead Al?o Br;nrn j Heifer. Finder rewarded. Owner: Jones. Blnen Nant, Alltygraban-road, Ponyir- dn'ais. C5-5 bicigo N r,, H"'MT-A?riJ ??-d. Bit Hndge No. 361.632. jiJ i?wcen Sands ana Oxford-street: binder Rewarded on E«urning to 3. Lion- street! _.?.? 244AM T??ILL Ft:c PprMT. who took Lady's Coat. proh:b!y in error, from last. row o! pit ceats rt the Picture House on Wednesday last, between 5.30 and 5.50 kindly return same to the Manager :to save further nre- c(?di':T-?' C:5 6 T'']LIJ 1<;ilt¡-,X Child wbo picked up »> >eii Ccliar in R<y? Cinema. Thnr?- dny Night, return to Manageress? 248A5-5 MOTOR CARS, CYCLES, &C. 1iOK ,-ALE 2-<'wed Kcar 'Tandm; eood as JL -c\ t?arh;n..n. ?15. cr nearest ofer. Ab ?eM'x iiumo?r?Bicyctf. j-p"cd pmr', practically new machine: bargain, £ :0 or t nearest- otTer.-Apply Price 40, Brunswick- | tAieet. Swansea. 248^5-6 A A'i i ,■> h-auipnvent Co. are Makers 11 cf Ali London General Motor 'Buses: j Ai South Wal2 can Gnaranf/e •iM'i:jjr-" iM>livery 3-1 Ton 45 Cb-»ssi?: | Tippin Bodie; 14 days; .)2.ate!' Chara- j bancf; o tecs. -) iin'.t.?atjon :rciai ¡¡(;'i o.y¡;{:i'j(¡.\J(;. ¡L;( B.y.n Tel., ,1, ?"lAt-2-3 Whoicsale Delt. 500 Doxer i 21enV Weie-h Grey Stockings; 600 Dosen Heather J Hose; Pants and Vests; Immwliate De fiTorv.- Pe n hale, 232, High- street. 248 45-8 B~ARGATNS\tpenTiTLE^ B Tailored Mcn'" Suits, Dark GI'Y. Sale Price. 70s.; Ideal for Discharged Soldiers and Sailors who requi-e a Town Suit with- out waiting: WO Boys' Tweed Suits; Grand Selection, froxa 30" Bay To-day and eeeure the P.< st brfci'e Whiteun Rush. Pen hale. 3Z H i;;h ->:trco;. 245A5-8 Ot; Fintf' Beautifvin? Hair Tonic for *3. Purely herbal: far superior to the much advertised hair preparations.— Deakin Alexandra-road. 247 A 5-2 -ï:"OR Ú-!fW('fCrSÚ¡{¡ciy Crn ;-Pïfet Condition; Five Se tei-; F??',y EQU1pped with Au.?tcr Back Shic -A,,)rlv. Roh?rt?. Lk-.ndi!o-r; nd. Brynamm-r.n. 243A6-2 1():1? H P?" 4;;td B(;dy-ii- JLU ±? double iam if ion: 7?n!*h enrbur-j rettor; lamps hood. spare tyre, etc.; all as in use when laid no through war: carefully used, chiefly to and from owner s ofyiec. Stevens. Blackpill 244A5-5 OR 14-16 b.D. Darrar.-a. 4 -c,,ttc,,r i- hndy in pood running order: 5 lamps. Stepney Wheels c-t-, 2 new tyres: naint- work INod: owner driven: EZOO-rc) o Apply C. Evans, 1, Station-road. Bynea 244A5-5 TWO Ford Van Bodies: present sTanda»d type: new; including class screens- nrice £1)0 each— Hutchins 37 Wind-street. ] Swansea. -'d'U,- CTC "17[7E can offer early delivery of m .A-t'iTi and 4-ton Chassis.—R E Jones. Ltd. (Motor Dept.), Dillwyn.street, Swansea. Commercial Csrrier Co., Ltd., 59-62 St. HeiDr.'s-road, Swansea. 1FORD Van. 1916: detachable wheels; well tyred: ready. FORD Tonrinp: Car. 3916. with English-1 -L built body: detachabla wheels; in first- class order. ¡ O-TON Chain-driven Sehlfn Ijorry: euara-n- w teed in first-class order: ready any trial and exnert eynniitttion. j I "1 SI!\GLE.DECK 'Bus. 2.o.l1ter; rca?y' in 2 -L weeks from date of order. I 1 SINGLE-DECK 'Bus. 24-seater; ready in 3 JL weeks: paTlTret! and lettered to instruc- tions. S EYERA 1:-3.t;n': one 4-ton Lorries, with or O w.t?ont tipping ?ear. I COMMERCIAL Carrier Co-fLtd Commer- L\? cial Motor Soecialist.s 69-62 St. Helen's- ?road. ?atisc?. Telegrams: "Garage." Tele- rhone:j[''?r!tra?7o. C6-7 Ivor L. Roberts' (223 Oxford-street) Announsements.. I DELJYERY from Stock. 2-3 Ton Austin: J'L? also 3-4 Ton Dennis. First cheQue se- cures. C'- "1m.! {ERClA.L LORR!ES—Agent for Den- ? nis Auetin. Karrier? Horb. etc. Send me vour innuirif Terms arranged to euit vOnr convenience. I can offer Early De- liverl8. OECOND-HAND Larries.—I have & I?rse A?.?-?rtmert from 1-ton to 4-ton; Dricee from 4176 to £ 550. Send for lists, oi ask me 'o cl1 on SOU, 1- QRC.O?D HANlTCars: nri&es from ZM to ?Si,;7,?. Send -for lists. OTOR CYCLES—Acent for Triumph. Triumph-  E. i)ougu<; Su, A.J 8. En- Held P and M.. Ncrtons etc Get ronr name on my waiting lists to ensore early deliveries. QECdxD-HAXrr?MotOT' Cycles.-I bare S ?era.? to offer from ?5 to .JEl?. I can fix yon up at anv price to suit yonr re- (I iiirpmrnig, Send for llet-a TTOIJR old Car or Motor Cycle taken in x part nayment. or Boneht for Oash ■^end or write with full particulars, to Ivor L. Roberts Oxford-street. Swar.soa.. FOR SALE. REPEA TER Watch. Second-hand: strikes H. quarters: 9 carat gold case; £ 12 )0s. Also .a few Secondhand Gold and Silver Watches at Low Prices.—Bullock Bros,. Port- land-street. Swansea. MSA6-< CJECOND-HAND Opal and Diamond CInst?r Oi)n.l and T)iamond C-l'ist-er Bros.. 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I .-¡ -1 PKACE-AM) PLENTY of lucrative posts for DE BEAR-TRAINED STUDENTS. All Commercial Subjects and Exams. New Students Commence any day. THE DE BEAR SCHOOLS, LTD. Castle Buildings, Swansea, Td.: Central 5S7. LEARN Dutton's 24-hour Shorthand: 3s. -Lj per month secures speed of 150 w p.m.: ?(.ieeiTzien lessori Zd.-Dutt.on'¡o College Depk P Skear.ess. ) PRIZE DRAWING. B15HOPST ON Prize Drawing: Winning Numbers—1011. M79. 3934. ?13 :?53. 2?5. 5319. 1513. 3033 116:; 559. 3491, 1404, 1641. 2007, 208 2.344, 2681. 3015.—H. S. Hawley. 250A5-6 BJU-l. 1- -I J—J MISCELLANEOUS. I' R7 Holland Booth, of the Town Clerk*' ?JL OHtcc. Swansea Articled Clerk to Mr H La:.E Coaih. the Town Clerk, is informed that he has passed the recent Firptl I.ojlci- Examination with Horotirs Mr. Booth enlisted iri Aupust. 1914 and after consider- able service in France, was only demobilised in Fehnvar* tbio vear.
IA SECOND ARREST j
IA SECOND ARREST j I WELSH FARM TRAGEDY A furtbej sensational deyelopment is re- iportecl in connection with the alleged double murder at Ciawdclmoel Farm, Cribyn, Cardiganshire, for late on Satur- day night William Joseph Erans, the yemngesi son of the deceased Airs. Evans, and brother of the late Samuel ans-ilthe two victims of the tragedy), was taken into custody by Police Coa- John. Jenkni: Yfctrad, and conveyed to A tJ-érnyron Police Station, where hit; brother James Evans is also detained. William Joseph Evans is a posthumous child. lie, will be 17 years of age next autumn, and is a pupil at the local County j intermediate School. Early on Saturday j afternoon he had been attending the; funeral of his mother and brother, w ho were buried in the 6anie grave at Cribyn burial ground. The funeral was private, bat several neigh-bolus attended. The tragedy occurred on Tuesday Last, when both victims were found shot dead at the farm, .lames Brans (now in eus- j tody.) iniorming the neighbours that he made the discovery upon returning to the farm in the opening. James Evans was arrested on the following day and for- mally charged at Aberayron on Thurs- day. Mr. C. Denham jjivans, isoiicitov, Aber- ayinn. has been to defend James Evans.
FRIGHTENED HORSE. j
FRIGHTENED HORSE. j Carmarthen Judge Exoner- II ates Motor Driver. Alleging negligence on the part of a II motor driver, David Davies, Cwmnlcwog, rre loch, at Carmarthen County Court, claimed £ 80 from Treloch Motor Co. for thf! loss of a horse. Mr. Trevor Jluntir {instructed by Mr. T. Howell Davie.?), on behalf of the Carmarthenshire Farmers-' Union), appeared for the plaintiff. and Mr. W. J. Wallis Jones for defendants. The plaintiff said that near Trelc-ch the mar", which was attaehed with another horse to a cart, took fright en the ap.1 proacli of the motor engine and lorry. On j t-pping led into a smithy yard it plunged and fell on a spike, receiving injuries 1,om which it died. The J?td? held tht ne?Hgence had not h?n proved, and give judgment for de- pr(,re?Li a,14 gti  e judgment for de- 1L-L. 1
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LABOUR DAY j I [speeches BY LOCAL LEADERS ) ———————————————— | Swansea's May Day Demonstration in the Victoria Park on Saturday was not so impressive as the great procession which I preceded it (reported on Saturday), hut the following speakers at the four plat- | iorros had good audiences:- I No. 1—Mcesrs. G. H. Col will, AJd. W. lOwen, Delve and J. Twomey; No. 2-- I Capt. W. Davies, Aid. W. E. Da-ries (Penala-wdd). Meesrs. S. J. Cocks, J. Wignall, 1.P.. D. Williams and W. F. | Francis; No. 3—Me?r&. B. Cronin, D. J. Jones and F. J. Godsell (Oowerton), D. U. G?iLtpH and W. 0. falyn; No. 4? (almo-st wholly in D. Wil-I hama, Messrs. W. J. Jones, D. Richards, R-r. E. Nich?a?, J. James (Cwmgor3C?. and Mr. D. J. Williams. j" Points from ?mc: of the ,C'he J j follow:—  UNEMPLOYMENT DOLES. I Mr. J a Lass V, 'gaa.ll, M.P., in congratu- ¡ lating tha workers of Swansea on their j m3,gndjent turn ??t, said that if they had been as enthusiastic at the election th«v might have added another to the I sillll Labour Party in the House—the ,u oet united party fliere. But it was no j th-nr greasing— the? had got what 'I thÐY liked. If they: votod for Labour, it would &ght thir battiM, 'b?t .? they vo?:I for the other chap thsy mmst J put up with it. I Mr. Wign&cl went on to say that when present in force and looking like gaining ¡ its point in a division, hundreds of the I Coalidon fthelh;.nd .i.n the "trenches" came up to dcxeat them. In the un- exaployment benefit debates tM attitude of .he wealthy members was ranily hypo- critical. Whiie no one d'^feiicled the per. I petual payments to pebple who did nct j work, the p?op!& wantM W'prk, and t?ey ) contended -tliar, the Government could hare used the forces of Labour to na-uch j greater adrantage. j Labour must work out its own indus- trial, political, and economic salvation; i it was no pood waiting for other peopte | to do it for th'm. If Swansea workers only voted as they domenstraifid they j wauld do that; and he believed they! Rou.d, for thirty years ago the progrvss j a-vlicated by thai day's demonstration would have been deemed impossible. | | Applause.1* A NEW IMPULSE. I Capt. W. Davies (rhe w^-ll-known sea regai-?dod the thtting as a. tÚ'ken'l d a new Impulæ ?iv?n to tbe ??r??s I !-&m which too much could not be hoped, j • nd to which no bounds could be spt. It a as eaia that the salvation whic'b. tho J rvorker wanted was that, he .should be re- lieved of work altogether and life be made one holiday. But there was nothing mere I foreign to the idea of the worker than that he should be relieved work, ;uthough he did think that others rfioiild be doing their bit as well as h. Any I •"3-tern of labour which sapped health and I shortened life should be dealt with by democracy in a reasonable way. The Mines Commission had marked a. pfw and the uneasiness in aristocratic I circles was due to their audacity and Jm- I pudence in thinking of thenwAres-i-n showing that they had brnimq %nd imagi- nation as well as muscle. (Applause.) EMANC'PATtON. I EMAN.C!PATION. The misery and cr imes of the war had been the emancipation of the worker, in (.0 far as he hrd realised that kng hours yore no longor necessary, in view ofwhøt bad been accomplished with five millions ia the irmy and other millions diverted to munitions. He trusted what they had h*!HMd was the ?m ?'3? of the -«<dg?, not for revolutionary action, but in 001"-1 ,'á Totm? rt the ??ction?. (" What bou t the discharged eol-aiera and I :-Ailcns ? "j He had dodged submarinei iiimself. If these discharged oouid be separated from the worker, no effort would be --parwl by those yt, the top" to do it was their duty to become enrolled in the ranks ci Labour Mr. David Williams emphasised that in his viow to gft the refer a 3 they want,d J^abour nrnkl, in. addition to Üll1¿¡trial organisation, co-ope.ration and political or- ganisation. For in general citations they rosorded their votes for the very nlen mty fought in their trade organisations, and under present conditions every ad- vance in wages was stolen, from them by the profiteers within a Tiicy had probably manufactured more millionaires ia the last lour Year6 than in the previous I iortr. HEVOLUTION, BUT NOT VIOLENCE. Mr. G. H. Colwill, presiding over the proceedings at No. 1 platform, said they oeneved in revolution, not by violence, but by constitutional methods. To get tLtlr grievances fedjusted there was DC need to rosort to violence.. They cctild a.t. tain their object by using their votes at flections, and getting men returned to re- present them who would secure for them t b&t they wanted. (Applause). The trader unions spent a large sum of money ar the last General Eloction, but did not I secure as many c-eats as they ought to .J-- ,u_- L- t.J: jiave aone, oecauee tile somcrs uau nu I bad time to fully realise the position, and rhe Government had taken advantage of that possibility in selecting the time for the election. But the promises made at t iie election wore not being carried out, and there would be a different aspeot put upon matters at the negt General Klec- tion. They were moving forward. Vast changes had taken place within the last decade. DUKES AND TITLE DEEDS. I If anyone had said ten years ago that aiiyon-a would demand that the dukes and lords and great landowners should be called up before a Eoyal Commission to support their claims to the land and min- erals, by the production ct their title leads, it would have been thought a piece of madness; yet Bob StniUie was now doing that at the Coal Commission. A higher standard of intelligence was de- manded, and a closer study of the needs d the democracy, and it was noteworthy that intellectuals" from the other great political parties were now breaking away from thc*« parties, joining the vorkers, and seeking to help them to 8t tain their just aims and rights. (Ap- ulause"). I BITTERLY DISAPPOINTED. I AM. W. Owen described the result of I the gpreraJ eie«>tiit; as a bi-ttit disnppv.r.'«' mfenf. but since that election t.he workers had had their eyes opened. Their great demonstration to-dav was an indication ot" I the awakening of the workers. (Applatiae). NATIONALISATION. Mr. D. R. GrenfeU (the W?et?m Minm' agent), 8Iwakin6 on No. 3 pb.tfor em- ph?-i?? the a!lute nt.y of B?ttt- nlih5mg the principal industries &, the j country. The miners h&d already m?q their &mand for nationalising the mines: and they would be nationalised. (Hear, hear). Evrn if the Royal Commission on coal did not recommend nationalisation, I he ventured to predict that the workers themselves would bring about that reewlt within two years. (Applause). The rilil- ■ways also must be nationalised. The workers needed this nationalisation being secured, and the country needed it. THE COAL COMMISSION. I MRWD. J. n lihams, ad-dressitig the large audience assembled in froll-t of platform Xo. 4—the "Welsh platform'—also epoke of the important work accomplished by the miners of theoountry in securing the appointment ot a Jftoyal Commies-ion en the coal industry, whoso findings and re- iKirt bad already ensured concession, and paved the way for the nationalisation of the mines ana other maID. industries. PERSECUTION OF C.O.'s. E- Nicholas, also in a Welsh speech dt cjiounccd the Government for its pex- e(:n lion" of consc-ientlotw objects. We in Wales, he said, regardel with hor- tov tie deods of Nero and of Bloody Mary, but some of the persecutions of conscieiN* tious objectons by the British Government were quite as bad. EVENING MEETING. .following a tea, there was a remark-1" able and crowded meeting in the Albert Hall. In the waiting time, with Mr. Trevor Anthony, A.T.C.L., at the oTgap. the audience sang things as diverse a* "Aberystwyth," the "lccd Flag," ahrj" Annip Lanrie." Conducted by Mr. Isaac Edwards (owing to the indisposi- tion of Mr. Ircr Owen. A.B.C.O., L.R.A.M.), the Co-operative CThorai^ ociety- ng c;hcrufe- including" And the glory or the Lord," and The Men of Harleth," while Master Morgan Lloyd was loudly applauded for Vioisa; solos, which Miss Dilys Davies acccom-- panicd. 4, DEATH-KNELL OF LIBERALISM T AND CONSERVATISM. Mr. ^Jcha M.P., presiding, said during 35 years M & L&b?ur ieadpr he had not W'itn«d &aythip? eo in-? spirmg as that day's proceedings. They, fcho jld he. proud and gratified, tor even Gladstone's risit did not produce euth.a., (km'.mmanon. Tha cansmbn query ? hat is 1Hong with LabourIhem was nothing wrong with .Labour. It was just beginning to put itself ri^ht, to asseu, itaelf. Its lack oi assertiveuess tho** solft cause of the position in which Labour had found itself in the pest ten or lit teen years. The Labour movement had no desire to uuduly use itõ power, gained as the result of combination and organisation, hut these had end-i-d the day when capital could deal with one section of labour alone and defeat it. The death krkal of' both Liberalism and Conservatism, as we ucnv know them, had been sounded, {,Ap; plause.) NEXT GOVERNMENT: LABOUR. Yv'iJiie absolutely blind to tie abnormal growth of wealth in the country, the public was very .oen^Uive to any growth- such as they were witnessing that night. —a growth that would continue. He pre- ferred the German term Transition wonomy J, to our own Reconstruction, as conveying a leaving of the old instead of a patchinng of it. Labour would work in this direction, and he prophesied the next <T0V0rnment would be & Labour one. (Applause.) Apart from production (which was Labour's function), there WAS no chance of our paying our war debts, and financiers would net secure this de- sired increased production rinlt,6& the con- ditions of labour were satisfactory. They-- were out for a new world and Bew societies imbued with creative power, < (Applause.) INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY. JWr. Jr*, C. 13 off man (chi^f O'rgaftwr: Shop Assistants' Union, London) moved i-imilar resolutions t-o. t}i<veo paøèd in the aftprnoon, and rau-ed thi audienee to great enthusiasm. • hey had all sinned agairtrt the lig-nt. ail beer, guilty taking one anotiier's lives for four years. (A Voice: Hear, hear, old chum!") They W4ire h:¡okfl. but went forward with renewed b?po. Thfy had b«n dru-M fr"m hope. They had b^n driven from the"'5 ?-j?t pjth ?f in?T-MticB?! ?Mdtniv.' ?ut unie? ho mistook the ?gi?i&ca.tiM' of- their dcinonstration they were determined that the crime should not occur ain.' oc,-nr aqa-"D. they wielded could make ftitore vmt utterly impossible. The Powers were banding themselves tr«get her to fcrfak down the S^pialist republic* of Ftirope-- Shame! ")—but the hurling of axmies would not suppress ideas. (Great ap- plause.) The Key. T. I\ Nicholas seconded in ft fineat speech, delire'«d in Welsh. I NO LABOUR UNITY YET, Mr John Rolmon (Prefid<-nt of Scottish Miners' Federation) followed'in"" support. The regolutiott speke of tnainJ'' t.t.ining the unity of Labour, he said, but they had not yet got that unity to nftntTf- tain. They had to bring, it about, bv breaking down class distinctions among the workers. (umrl a^plau<<e.) They cem- plained of the Gorern.nje.nt and the gov- erning classes, but there were no twh things; they (Labour! were the gorem- I roent and the governing classes. tTAnd- applause.) Eighty per cent, of theoll | r.lackk-gged in the ballot botes in I>eoem« her, anlnow wanted to turn out thai*? they put in. For forty yesrs they eoul4< r,.R +her c-on?4 hare had a Labour majority in the Corn*— mong. Prooeeding, the speaker seid everybody-. in ilie country might not be converted to nationalisation of mines, but they a& mitted that Smillie had let in the light on the profits of ooalownecs. Now thef.{ wanted commissions on shipping and transport. THE HOUSING PROBLEM. Alluding strongly to bAd housing, Mr. Robertson said the di £ E?culty wtbat the experts could not see that proper housing was not possible at the rents that eocld lie paid out of pént. They had bad houses because their houses we;re thO tueasure of what the employers thought they ought to have, and because thej were content to live in The time had come when they must con- sider whether it was necessary" that they have one, iasWd of manr ferencH. for Labour. Differences thero were bi%, tween brain and manual wo-,ke.-g, sont& times between those of different religions; but they would only prove the value of I their religions by the lore they had f-Olf- their fallow men, aDd they would onlr prove that love by working to raise him; to a. higher level. A condition of soeseiy must be that eàh must work.to «at and if tbey wftr-P going to hdv* j-ustioe tdsey' must cet rid of landlordism aad cauprtsl^^ and have liberty and fTeedom. (IAn applause.) T).« resolatioo wals 4&rri-6d with gtmt" eXithusaoiiaj.