The Cambria Daily Leader

0 1 I The Day's Gossip. Lcader" Office, Monday. It You can divide up the world in two r 'alves," says the oveisoer to Frank Luttrell in Philip Gibbs's Street of Adventure," thsm as plays cricket and them as don't. The last sort are all blighters." I would not care to second that judgment; but sitting in the sun nt St. Helen's last Saturday,* I wondered why it was that cricket had not a larger hold upon the people of Swansea. Here was the first real game played at Swansea for nearly five years —and Swansea v. Cardiff at that-and there could not have been five hundred spectators! Explain it if you can but when I think on the pleasure of an after- neon's "laze" in a hot sun, with some- thing going on all the time to keep your thoughts happily engaged, and some- times your excitement high, I marvel at the failure of cricket to draw the crowd at Swansea. A Pleasant Game. It was real relaxation, after tlie slog- ging troubles of the week, to sit against the brick wall, filling many pipes, and hailing many acquaintances, and to watch the Cardiff bowlers and fielders at work against the Swansea eleven. But cricket is so slow I says many a man in self-defence for staying awnv. It. is only slow until you becomo tn- terested and then it is a mellow enough sort of pastime fitting in well with a sedate and restful wind up of the week. On Saturday there was quite enough to keep the attention from wandering—the third and fourth wicket stand of Swan- sea the eagerness of the veteran but ever-young "W.J. and his shout to his fellow-batsman to Come on! the fine cricket of Mr. Billings, the captain, who did himself and his side serious in- justice by putting himself tenth man in; and, in the Cardiff innings, the excel- lent, and enjoyable, hitting of Mr. Nor- man Riches, who carried as effective a bat as ever. I do not pretend to be a cricket expert, but I would suggest that the fielding of the Swansea eleven wants tightening up. And I would suggest to the reader that there ?re less enjoyable ways of spending a hot Saturday after- noon than in watching the cricket at St. Helen's. Labour at the Guardians. I A colleague writer- me the following note: Is the Labour party in the Swan- sea Guardians suffering from self-con- sciousness? Certain it is the members of it can never forget they are not simply just Guardians of the Poor, but also that they are attached to the great Labour party, whose principles and behests they must mind. So much so, in fact, that to an impartial outsider, they appear to be in serious danger of being torn by the mechanism they have themselves invented. Do they forget the palpable fact that the only import- ance and value of the Labour, as of any other political or social party, lies in the work it has to do P In other words, that the Labour party is not an idol to be worshipped, but a machine to be used, and used with intelligence, and if pos- sible statesmanship. Swansea's Devon Holidays. r Although Swansea's aeroplane which, I it was suggested, should be used in a l service to Ilfracombe this summer, ha- not yet materialised. I gather that the I proposal must not be considered dead l and that if the right people can be got l together we shall yet hear more of it. Of the return of the Brighton there ir i said to be little hope, and plenty of I Swansea people, fsiced with ntige rail- way fares if they aI-e to visit the Dump- ling County this year, are—to use the expressive Army phrase—" moaning" vigorously. Can't We Help? I A well-known Docksman friend of I mine is anwog those moaners," but he gets rather beyond the grousing-pure- and-simple stage in so far as he sug- gests that some authoritative body should m:tke representations to the Gov- ernment on the question. It ought to be possible to got something dene." be says, for the Government is itself pointing out that the calls on locos, and the railways generally, are too great and that fares cannot come down. Here, ivjunung (as 1 suppose we may) that the mines have now all beeJ<i'swept up, is an opportunity, by putting on a decent 3 hip, Qf avoiding the huge and lengthy transport; of passengers, luggage and ?oods rig-lit up to Bristol and down i),, Devon—by a simple trip of twenty miles or so. The possibilities and the saving in congestion on the railways are so ob- vious that proper representations ought not to be without result. It becomes more than a local question." Ion" Cadre." I The return of the Inst members of the Welsh Division has brought the word "cadi*" into the common speech, and weird and wonderful are the pronuncia- tions I have heard. The a" has been rçiven every quantity and sound known to the poet, the r burred and rollpd and ignored, whilst the He" iq generally sounded, but is occasionally mute. Not so the Army man. He has another word he has invented a pronunciation for- padre"—well, do the same with cadre "sound each vowel and keep both short. The dictionary has views of its own I know—" a as in father and a mute e "-still the dictionary has its ^wn idea of how to say rations," but who won? And who taught you to say "I revally '-? Not everywhere, however, has the old Army been triumphant. The infusion of civilian blood shortened thp vowel sounds in khaki," and changed the accent from the last to the first syl- lable; and, though oolonel-s of the old school stuck to rowt march," the young- sters had their own way with U root march "-ho.w useful this simplifide epelin is-then having done a bit of give and take over the standing speech of the troops they proceeded to put their heads together to invent a nmv jargon, this time flavoured with French instead of Hindu stani, and pukka" gave place to bon There are many occasions, however, when these words are not interchangeable. The master of slang- is as much of a purist as the classical enthusiasts, and, if he can- not formulate rules for the guidance of the novitiate, he can multiply examples in a way that would tax the skill of his more learned brother. I Church Music. I Apropos that disoussion on the class of the mimic, of our churches, a well known musician tells me a thing that is all but incredible. My informant, <m whooo ver- acity I think I can rely implicitly, was present at a church service-or passing during a choir practice; it really doesn't matter which—when the kyrie, Lord hrive mercy upon us," burst forth to the tune of For he's a jolly good fellow." After this, we ought to be prepared for anything. I recollect hearing General Booth's famous dictum in defence of the Salvation Army ohoioo of popular tunes, to the effect that there was no reason in the world why the Devil should have ex- clusive rights to aij the best music; and perhaps that is at the back of the mind of the gentleman responsible for the He's a jolly good fellow stunt.

SALES BY AUCTION. SWANSEA. David Roberts and Son TITILL OFFER for SALE by PUBLIC V" AUCTION at the HOTEL MET Ho- POLE. SWANSEA, on MONDAY. 2nd JUNE, 1919, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the fol- lowing Freehold and Leasehold Properties, Viz. Lot L—All that Freehold detached Resi- dence known as "CHELTENHAM HOUSE," BATONS-U&OVE, SWANSEA, now in the occu- pation of the owner and containing 6 Bed- rooms, i Reception Rooms, Conservatory, Kitchen, Back-Kitchen, and Ample Domestic (XHoes, with Garden in rear and side en- trance. The Property has a frontage of 31ft., and a depth of 144ft. Possession may be had on completion of Sale. Lot 2.—All that Freehold Dwelling-House known as No. 1. EV KKSLEY-B-OAD (formerly kyiown as No. SKETTY. SWANSEA, contain- ing 3 BdrçomG. Sitting Room. Kitchen, and Back Kitchen and let at a weekly rental of IGs., Landlord paying rates. Lot 3.—All that Freehold Dwelling-Houee known as N o. la. EVERSLEY-ROAD. SKETTY, containing similar accommoda- tion to Lot 2, and let at a weekly rental of lis., Landlord paying rates. Lot 4.—All that Leasehold Dwelling-Houee known as No. 10, WESTBURY-TER'"ACE, containing 3 Bedrooms, and Attic. Bath- room, 2 Sitting Uooms, Kitchen and Scullerv and let at a weekly tenancy of 16s. per week, I landlord paying rates. These premises are held by way of under- lease for 84 years from ?2nd June, 1866. at an annual ground rent of £4 4a. Lot 5.—All that Leasehold Dwelling-House known as No. .)3. WE-STBTJEY-STREET, con- taining 4 Bedrooms, 2 Sitting Rooms, Kitchen and Scullery and let on a weekly tenancy of 12s. 9d. per week. Landlord pay- ing rates. These premises are held by way of under- lease for 99 years from 22nd June. 1867. at an annual ground rent of El !4. The Mines and Minerals are Reserved. Further particulars and conditions of Sale may be obtained as to Lot 1 cf Messrs Meager and Harris, Solicitors, 15, Castle- street; as to Lots 2 to 5 of Messrs. Frank Thomas and Andrews, Solicitors, Lla-nfair Buildings; or of the Auctioneers. 61, Wind- street, Swansea. Tel.: 676 Central. LANDORE. David Roberts and Son WILL SEI.L by PUBLIC AUCTION, at tV the COMMERCIAL INN. PENTRE ESTYLL. Swansea, on MONDAY. JUNE 2nd. 1919, at 7 o'clock in the evening, the Valua- abio Leasehold Properties, Nos. 39 and 40 PLOUGH-ROAD. LANDORE. each containing 2 Bedrooms, Parlour. Kit- chen and Scullery, and let at weekly rentals of 6-v Thd Properties are held b" way of Under- lease. having about 67 vears unexpired, at an annual Ground Rent of 8s. per annum each. Further particulars and Conditions of Sali may be obtained of Harold D Wil- Oaistie R" :)"v- street. or of the -Auctioneers. 61, Wind- street Tel.: 676 Central. 18. CHAPEL STREET, MUMBLES. Important Sale of Practically New, High Class, Modern Household Furniture, Pianoforte, and other Effects. MESSRS. Edward Roberts and Son Have received intructions from the Owner (who is going abroad) to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION at the above pre- mises, on THURSDAY, MAY 29th, 1919, at 11.30 in the forenoon, tho whole of nearly New and Valuable Furniture. Comprising: HANDSOME WALNUT DINING 1JOOM SUITE in Saddlebags, Walput Writing Table, a magnificent MAHOGANY PIANOFORTE by Geo. Rogers and Son, liondon, Mahogany Music Stool, Dining Table, Overmantels, Occasional Tables, Stair Carpet and Brass Rods, Carpets, Oilcloths, Gas Fires, Curbs, Fire Suites, Mahogany Coal Cabinet, Very Fine Oak Hall Stand. EXCELLE-N T OAK and WALA UT BEJL>R(.V .JL SUITES, OAK and W AL- 0 NUT BEDSTEADS, Bedding of all de- scription, Birch Coinnlode Arm Chair, í Gil. Linen Cupboard, Kitchen Tables and I Chairs, SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE, Maflgl", Quantity of Cooking Dtensils, Bell Tent, Camp Bedstead, and other effecte. On view day prior from 10.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and morning of Sale. Immediacy before the Sale of the Furniture the If on so will < Sale, Freehold, with possession on com- pletion. For details see Auction Posters, or particulars may be bad of the Auc- tioneers, at their Offices, Llanfair Build- ings, St. Mary-istreet, Swansea. COUNTY BOROUGH OF SWANSEA. Edward Roberts and Son Will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the HOTEL CAMERON, SWANSEA, on FRIDAY, MAY 30th, 1919, at 3 o'clock I precisely (subject to Conditions of Sale), the Valuable Sew-De lached Modern Leasehold Residence, Known as CALDECOTE," SKETTY ROAD. SWANSEA The Accommodation Comprises: En- trance Hall, Dining-room, Drawing-room, Kitchen with good Range, Scullery and all usual Offices, 5 Bedrooms, Bathroom, w.c., Gsr'Ien Front and Back, and Back Entrance, Gas, Electric Light, and every convenience. ITeld on Lease for a term of 99 years fro n the 25th December, 1913, at a Ground Rent of £9 2s. 3d. per annum. Possession on completion. Further particulars from W. G. Chris- tians .Esq., Solicitor-, Fisher-street, Swan- sea; or from the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Llanfair Buildings, St. Mary- street. Swansea. Tel., Docks 251. Estab- lished 1S66. MUMBLES. An opportunity to secure a convenient and commodious residence with pos- session on completion. MESSRS. Edward Roberts and Son Will OFFER FOR SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION on the PREMISES on THURSDAY, MAY 29th, 19a9, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon (subject to con- ditions of sale), the Valuable Freehold Residence, Known as 18, CHAPEL STREET, MUMBLES, Situate within 5 minutes walk of Oyster- mouth Station. The Accommodation comprises:—On Ground Floor, 2 Reception Rooms, Kitchen and Scullery and all usual Offioes; First Floor, 3 Bedrooms, Bath Room with hot and cold supplies, W.C.; on the Second Floor are 3 good rooms: Garden Front and Back and Back En- trance. On view May 28th, from 10.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and morning of Sale. Further particulars from Messrs. Col- lirig and Wood6, Solicitors. 1, Worcester- Place, Swansea; or from the Auctioneers. at their Offices, Llanfair Buildings, St. Mary-street. Immediately after the above Sale the whole of the Household Furniture and Effects will be offered for Sale by Public Auction. "HERALD OF WALES" IS NOW ENLARGED SALES BY AUCTION. TO RESTAURATEURS CATERERS. AND INVESTORS. MOMBLEo. GLAMORGANSHIRE SOUTH WALES COAST. On the Sea Front, near Southend Station (M. B and P Co.) and the Pier MESSRS John M. Leeder and Son irTl AVE been instructed to offer for SALE .L by AUCTION on FRIDAY. MAY 30th. 1919 at 3.30 p.m., at the HOTEL METRO- POLE WIND-STREET. SWANSEA, the very Valuable LEASEHOLD PREMISES, known as The Yacht Cafe, The Parade, Mumbles, WITH POSSESSION. Furniture and Etfeets at Valuation. Arrangements can be made for a pur- chaser to rI:f¡Í possession in time to have the advantage of the Wbiteun Trade. Also Two Freehold Building Sites situate near foregoing, together with the Two Timber-built and Corrugated Hoofed Lock-uu Shops and Wooden Structure now erected thereon. Further particulars mav be obtained of Ed. Harris, Esq.. Solicitor Fisher-street. Swansea or of the Auctioneers, 46. Waterloo- street. Swansea. SWANSEA AND SKRTTY. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. Messrs. John M. Leeder and Son WILL SELL bv ATJCTION. at the HOTEL Vt METROPOLE. SWANSEA, on FRI- DAY. MAY 30th, 1919. at 3.30 p.m. (subject to Conditions of Sale to be there and then pro- duccd) the LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, known as No. 8. GWYDR-TERRACE UPLANDS. On the Main Road from Swansea to Sketty. and eminentlv Suitable for Immediate Con- version into Business Premises, with Posses. sion on Completion. TWO FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES. known as Nos. j6 and 16. GRIFFITHS-TERRACE, SKETTV And the LEASEHOLD DWELltfG-HOUSE known as No 60. HAWTHCrRNF-A VENUE, UPLANDS. SWANSEA. And TWO Improved LEASEHOLD, GROUND RENTS of R,10 per annum and £ 33 ?< annum respectively Further particulars mar be obtained of G. T. Davies. Efeq. Solicitor 68. Monk-street. Aberdare: Edward Harris. EQ.. Solicitor. Ficher-ctreet, Swansea: D J Davies, FAa.. Solicitor. 67. Qneen-stree*. Cardiff: Messrs. Andrews and Thompson Solicitor*. Swan- sea; or of the Aurrtioneere. 46. Waterloo- street. Swansea (3152). CRAIGDEN," 52, EATON-CRESCENT, SWANSEA. I Astley Samuel, F.A.I. Has received instructions to SELL, on THURSDAY, 29th MAY, 1919, the Sur- plus Furniture and Effects, Consisting of Pianoforte, Suites, FINE WALNUT SIDEBOARD, TELESCOPE DINING TABLE, Arm Chairs and Couch in Leather, Tables, Brass Stair Rods, Daisy Vacuum, 8 Drying Poles, Book Case and 20 Vols of International Library. Marble Clock, Child's Cot, Plated Tea Service, Basinette, Books, Carpets, several Lamps, Fire Pumps, Travelling Trunk, Plated Cruet Stand, Table Croquet Set, Coal Scuttles, Cupboards, FRENCH GILT CLOCK UNDER CASE, Teak Table, Pictures of Oxford, Pictures by Landseer, Door Mats, Child's Wheelbarrow, Fire Guard, Oak Hall Stand. Bedroom Suites, Good Mangle, Kitchen Dresser, etc., etc. Goods on View Morning of Sale. Terms-Cash. Sale to commence at 11 a.m. Auctioneer's Offices: King's Chambers. Swansea. TO BREWERS. WINE AND St'IRIT MERCHANTS. INVESTORS AND OTHERS. YSTALYFERA. SWANSEA VALLEY. Mr. Arthur S. T. Lucas (in oonj unction with Mr J. E. WILLLIMSL Have received instruction* to OFFFR for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION (subject to Conditions of Sale), at the RAILWAY INN, YSTALYFERA. on TUESDAY. MAY 27th, 1919, at 3 o'clock in the after- noon precisely, as Lot 1, the following VALUABLE FREEHOLD (Free to Trade) DOUBLE LICENSED P&UMISES situatf and known as THE RAILWAY INN, YSTALYFERA. Possession will be given on completion of Purchase. Lot 2.-A Freehold Shop and Dwelling House known as 34. Wern Road. Ystaly- fera. now vacant. Lot 3.—A Leasehold Shop and Dwelling House known as 42. Commercial Street, Ystalyfera. Lot 4.—A Leasehold do., know4 47 do. Lot 5.—A Leasehold do. known as 31, Alltygrug Road, Yetalyfera. Lot 6.—A Leasehold do., known ne Alltygrug Road, Ystalyfera. The Mines and Minerals are all re- served. For particulars apply to Arthur S. T. Lucas. Auctioneer. Swansea and Mumbles. Tel.: Central 230; or to Mr. J. E. Wil- liams, Auctioneer, Ystradgynlais. Tel.: 16; or to J. Moy Evans, Esq., Solicitor. Ystalyfera. Tel.: 7; or at his offices, Adelaidp-street, Swansea. Tel.: Docks 77. (No. 1669). GREATER SWANSEA. To be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION on (unless disposed of previous to the Sale) TUESDAY, JUNE 3rd. 1919, at the HOTEL CAMERON, Properties FREEHOLD. No. 34, WINDMILL TERRACE, St. Thomas. Nos. 41 to 48 (inclusive), WINDMILL TERRACE, St. Thomas. Nos. 51 to 54 (inclusive), WINDMILL TERRACE. St. Thomas. Nos. 56 and 57, WINDMILL TERRACE, St. Thomas. Nos. 10 and 11, BAY VIEW TERRACE, St. Thomas. Nos. I and 2, MACKWOBTH TER- RACE, St. Thomas. Nos. 178 to 191, PENTREGUINEA ROAD, St. Thomas (inclusive). FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS. On Nos. 35, 49, 50, WINDMILL TER-! RACE, St. Thomal. LEASEHOLD. No. 32, MACKWORTH TERRACE, St. Thomas. No. 7, PENMAEN TERRACE, SWAN- SEA. Sale to commence at 3 p.m. Full particulars can be obtained from the Auctioneer, Astley Samuel, F A.I. Corner of Orchard and Gower Street, Swansea, or of the Solicitors, Messrs. Howell and Williams, Fisher Street, J Swansea. TO REFRESHMENT CATERERS AND 1 BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS. WRIGHT'S TEA ROOMS. MUMBLES. Mr. Trevor E. Williams Has been instructed by Mrs. Wright, who is retiring from business, to SELL by PRIVATE TREATY, the Leasehold Premises, with vacant possession, known as Har- borne House, 1, Parade, Mumbles, insist- ing of Confectioner's Shop, Refre= Rooms, and Boarding House. The premises are held for a term of 99 years from March, 1891. The Auctioneer begs to call special attention to this sale, as vacant posses- sion can bo given on corapletion, so that the purchaser can have th. advantage of the season's trade. For full particulars apply to the Auctioneer at his Offices, 17, St. Mary Street, Swansea, and at Ravenshoe," Mumbles. Tel., Docks 124. SALES BY AUCTION. SHAFTESBU RY HALL, ST. HELEN'S ROAD, SWANSEA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28th, 1919. Joseph Harris Has been favoured with instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above Hall and date, a Large Quantity of Excellent Household Furniture AND OTHER EFFECTS. the chief items of which comprise: Handsome Divan Suite in Crimson Plush, Inlaid Sheraton Bedroom Suite, Solid Mahogany ditto. W&Inut ditto, Magnificent Drawing-room Suite in Silk Tapestry, Two Beautifully-Carved Solid Walnut Sideboards, Walnut Overmantels, Gilt Pier Glass, Beautiful Drop-end Ches- terfiled Suite in Tapestry, Handsome In- laid China Cabinet, Satin Walnut Bed- stead, Brass and Black ditto, Wire Mat- tresses, Wool Overlays, Feather Beds, Crimson Plush Drawing-room Suite, Two Chests of Drawers, Brass Fenders, Fire Brasses, Hearthrugs, Carpets, Linoleum, excellent Bookcase, Two Hall Stands, Wicker Easy and other Chairs, Telescope Dining Table, Kitchen Table and Chairs, Handsome Dinner and Tea Services. E.P. Tea and Coffee Service and Tray, Pic- tures and Ornaments, the usual Culin- ary Utensils and other articles too numerous to particularise. Goods on View Morning of Sale from 9 o'clock. Sale to commence promptly at 11 o'clock a.m. Terms—Cash. Auctioneer's Offices: 1, George-street, Swansea. Tel., 469 Docks. Re DAVID CLEMENT (Deceased). "LLANFRYN," MYNYDDBACH, Near SWANSEA (Distant about 11 Miles from the Bryn- hyfryd Train Terminus). Mr. J. Pugh Williams Is favoured with instructions from the Executor of the above-named deceased to offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the DILLWYN ARMS, BRYNHY- FRYD, SWANSEA, on THURSDAY, the 29th MAY, 1919 (subject to such Condi- tions of Sale as shall then and there be produced), the Valuable and Compact Agricultural Leasehold Holding, Known as "LLANFRYN," standing in its own grounds, and conv veniently situated off the Tlangyfelach- road, containing by admeasurement One Acre or thereabouts. The House 18 ap- proached from the main road, through a nice little Drive, and contains: Outer Porch, Two Sitting-rooms. Kitchen and Scullery on the Ground Floor; and Four Bedrooms and Box Room on the First Floor. The Outbuildings include Larder, Workroom, Combined Cow-house and Stable with Loft over, Pig Stye, Fowl- bouse, and a good-sized Shed. There is a Large Kitchen Garden at the rear, well stocked with Fruit Trees, itnd a nice Lawn and Flower Garden tA the Front. The House has Front and Back Entrances. Held for a term of 99 years from 25th March. 1887, at a Ground Rent of C7 per annum. Mines and Minerals Reserved. Sale to commence at 6.30 p.m. precisely. Further particulars, with Orders to View, may be obtained from Messrs. Aeron Thomas and Co., Solicitors, 18, York-place .Swansea, or from the Auc- tioneer, at his Offices, 12, College-street, Swansea. SWANSEA AND RHYDYFRO. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD AND FREE DOUBLE LICENSED HOUSES. FREEHOLD AND LEASE- HOLD RESIDENCES. &c. MESSRS. James and James, F.A.I. Are instructed to OFFER for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the HOTEL CAMERON, SWANSEA, JUNE 4th, 1919, the followinf Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Properties. Lot t.-The CRICKETERS' HOTELt SWANSEA (Freehold). Lot 2 -The ROYAL OAK INN, RHTlX Y-FRO (Freehold). Lot 3.—The FREEHOLD MEADOW ad- joihing th« Royal Oak and a Freehold Ground Rent of £ 2 0b. Od. per annum. Lot 4.—BHYDYFRO POST OFFICE (Leasehbld). Lot 5 and G.-TWO COTTAGES adjoin- ing (Leasehold). Lot 7.-No. 2. ST. HELEN'S CRES- CENT, SWANSEA (Freehold). Lot 8.—No. 2, THE PROMENADE, SWANSEA, with vacant possession (Lease- hold). Lot 9.—No. 25. BERNARD STREET, SWANSEA (Lefwsehold). N.D.-All the properties are let upon yearly tenancies, with the exoeptiou of Lot 8. Full detailed particulars are in course of preparation, and may be had when ready with reference to Lots 1 to 6 from Messrs. Aeron Thomas & Co., Solicitors, 18, York Place. Swansea; Lots 7 and 9 Yrom Mr. W. Arthur Davies. Solicitor, Rutland Street, Swansea; and Lot 8 from Messrs. Roberts and Mathias, Solicitors, Narberth; and with reference to the whole from the Auctioneers, 7, Goat Street. Swansea. THE SWANSEA CATTLE MARKET. Highly Important Dispersal Sale of Agricultural Machinery and Implements. MESSRS. James and James, F.A.I. Are favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the above Market, on SATURDAY, MAY 31st, 1919, the follow- in exceptionally Valuable and Equal to New Agricultural Implements and MACHINERY, 4c. 9 Tractors (7 Fordeons. 1 Titan, and 1 Mogul. 9 Ploughs (2 Cockshutts and 7 Oliven). 6 Cultivators (5 Martine and 1 Ransame) 8 Diec Seed Drills. 4 Disc Harrows. 4 Cambridge Rollers. 1 3ft. Sin. THRESHING DRUM and TRUSSER. 1 0 Sets of Whipple Trees, 3 Sets of Pole Straps, &c. Goods On View from U a.m. Morning of Sale. Sale promptly at I p.m. TERMS—CASH. Auctioneers' Offices; 7, Goat Street. Swansea. I GOWER AUCTION MART, Reynoldston. TUESDAY NEXT, MAY 27th, t19. FAT CATTLE and SHEEP will be Sold and Allocated in scoordanee with the Live Stock Regulations. STORE STOCK by Auction aO nsual. All Fat Stock to be at the ilart by 10 a.m. Sale to commence promptly at 11 a.m. Mossrs, JAMES & JAMES, F.A.I., Auctioneers. 7, Goat-street, Swansea. Telephones 172 Dooks. ■—i——mWBB——1^ "LEADER" CLASSIFIED ADVERTS. See Page 3 To-day. Printed and onbHsbed Hy the Swansea Press. Ltd.. at Leader Buildings. Swansea.