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1 B. EVANS & co-Alp-y is j Great Clearance Sale THIS DAY, FBI: AY, JULY 8th, TO- MOEKOW, SATURDAY, JULY 9th, AND I THROUGHOUT THE MONTH. SEE Uh PAGE. L734 ■

-==- TIE WORKING DAIRY AT THE SHOW. 1 TAYLOR & COMPY., LIMITED, SUPPLY THE BEST FRESH BUTTER, Made by the Process so highly approved at the Show. Cash Price Is. 2d. per lb. CASTLE S Q U AR E. SWA N" SEA. [1 BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SHOW, SWANSEA. PRIZE CHEDDAR CHEESE. ISAAC GALE bogs to announce that he has purchased the Cheddar and Truckle Cheese that took prizes at the above Show. [TELEPHONE 17] I S A A C G A L E [2 18, HIGH STREET, SWANSEA. ROYAL HOTEL Is the Largest and most modern in the County Borough of Swansea. THREE MINUTES' WALK FROM THE PRINCIPAL RAILWAYS. 95 Bedrooms, (lately added Ladies' Coffee Room), handsome Banquetting Hall, 70 feet long, 30 feet wide. CHESTER ROW, Proprietor. N.B. Our SATURDAY POPULAR ORDINARY as usual (Wine optional.) (7 DOWN & SON, l'or Good, Substantial Home Made FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, CARPETS, LINOLEUM, And Every Description of House Furniture. Steam Cabinet Works-HIGH STREET & MORRIS LANE, SWANSEA THE LARGEST MAKERS by Steam Power in Wales. Immense Stock to Select from Intending Purchasers are Invited to make an Inspection of the Extensive Stock and demises, where they cannot fail to be suited in their requirements. [1969 RE-BUILDING BUSINESS mrnsES. P. KNIGHT AND SON THANK their numerous Customers who have favoured them during the past 32 years, and beg to say that they hope to OPEN THE NEW PREMISES. in wnrcp of Constiuction, in a FEW WEEKS, which will enable them to SHOW GOODS to ^UCH BETTER ADVANTAGE, and more CONVENIENT for their CUSTOMERS. F. K & SON assure their Patrons that every effort will be made to ensure a Continuance of the Confidence enjoyed by them for so long a period in the past. U BUSINESS goes on as usual at 72 and 73, HIGH-STREET, ANSEA, during the K GILDING of the CORNER PREMISES. F. KNIGHT AND SON, 72 & 73, HIGH-STREET, 3C07] SWANSEA. "IT STANDS AT THE HEAD." IN ALL THE FEATURES WHICH GO TO MAKE THE PERFECT TYPEWRITER, |||| THE A r A CALIGRAPH WRITING MACHINE IS UNRIVALLED. S For 12 Years it has maintained its Supremacy as the FASTEST, SIMPLEST, AND MOST DURABLE MACHINE OF ITS CLASS, AND TO-DAY IT LEADS THE WAY. Manufactured by the American Writing Machine Co.'s Branch, Coventry, England. PRICE LIST. AND FULL PARTICULARS, FROM D. LEYSHON, 2662 3, RHONDDA STREET, SWANSEA. OR HUTCHINS & CO., LTD., 19, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF. CARRIAGE WORKS, FISHER STREET, SWANSEA. John i oES CO., CARRIAGE BUILDERS- A ORDERS for New Work, General Repairs, Painting1, Trimming, &c., promptly attended to. Buiij. 1atent Noiseless India Rubber Tyres, and all the Specialities connected with Carriage supplied. [9 JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING CREATED MANY A NEW BUSINESS. FIAS ENLARGED MANY AN OLD BUSINESS REVIVED MANY A DULL BUSINESS HAS RESCUED MANY A LOST BUSINESS HAS SAVED MANY A FAILING BUSINESS HAS PRESERVED Many a LARGE BUSINESS AND SECURES SUCCESS IN ANY BUSINESS. 1384c r~~ C. ROWLAND, Contractor to the Swansea Harbour Trustees, AND HAULAGE CONTRACTOR TO THE MIDLAND AND OTHER RAILWAY COMPANIES, 17, SOMERSET-PLACE. [1397 t. Mr. FORBSS C. SCOTT, (Son of the late Mr. F. C. SCOTT) I SURGEON DENTIST, HAS REMOVED TO NO. 3, NORTHAMPTON PLACE. Established 1850. [2970 SALES BY AUCTION. Second Timber Sale. BATH AND WEST AND SOUTHERN COUNTIES SOCIETY. To Builders, Contractors, Farmers and others. Messrs. JOHN M. LEEDER 4- SON WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the VICTORIA PARK, Swansea. On TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JULY 12 & 13, 1892. A LARGE QUANTITY of'useful TIMBER, &c., used in the construction of the sheds and fencing, consisting of white flooring, red and white matched boards, red and spruce battens and scantling, tile battens, a number of rolls of roofing felt, and a quantity of English oak planking, &o.,&c. The bulk of the Timber is first quality, thoroughly seasoned, and has been erected with particular care to avoid nailing. Catalogues may be had a few days prior to Sale. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. Auctioneers' Offices, Goat-street, Swansea. [3021 Sale of Household Furniture and other Effects, removed from two Residences in the neighbourhood for conveni- ence of Sale. The CHIEF ITEMS comprise very well made Library or Morning Room Suite in green figured Velvet, Telescope Dining Table and Oveimantle in Walnut to match, a richly inlaid Sheraton Cabinet and Secretaiie, Chippendale Overmantle, full compass piano- forte in Burr Walnut, by Collard nd Collard, 6 feet Sideboard in Walnut, well made Library Writing Table, large Oak Dining Table, 12ft. by 4ft., Walnut Dining Room Suite in Saddle- bags, large Mahogany 6ft. Sideboard, Wal- nut Bedroom Suite with 6ft. Wardrobe, Inlaid Sheraton Corner Cabinet, well made Cylinder Writing Desk, with Chitfioniere and Bookcase attached. Ladies Mahogany 6ft. Wardrobe, with Washstand and Table to match, Walnut 5ft. Sideboard, Ash Bedroom Suite with Dressing Chest and Wardrobe complete. Four Handsome Brass French Bedsteads with spring Mattresses and Bedding, several sets of Ware, and a multiplicity of articles too numerous to mention. Messrs. J. M. LEEDER d: SON WILL SELL BY AUCTION, At the SWANSEA AUCTION BOOMS, On THURSDAY JULY 14th, 1892, THE above-mentioned VALUABLE HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE and other EFFECTS. The whole may be viewed on Wednesday, July 13th, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and morning of Sale. Sale to commence at 11.30 f.m. Auctioneers' Offices, Goat-street, Swansea. [3026 ESTATE OF THE LATE MR. DAN DAVIES. Sale of a Valuable Freehold Farm, Leasehold Property, and a Free Double-Licensed Corner Public House. MR. RICHARD E. HUGHES Has been instructed to offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the ROYAL HOTEL, SWANSEA, On WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of JULY, 1892, At 3 o'clock in the Afternoon, (Subject to such conditions as sball be then and there produced), LOT 1. — LEASEHOLD HOUSE No. 10, Mariner-street, le* at 7s. 6d. per week. LOT ¿.-LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 11, Mariner- street, let at 7s. 6d. per week. LOT3—LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 12. Mariner- s'ree', let at 7i. 6d. per week. LOT 4.—LEASEHOLD HOUSi', No. 18, Mariner- street, let at 5s. per week. LOT o. LEASEHOLD FREE DOUBLE- LICENSED CORNER PUBLIC HOUSE, situate on the comers of Mariner and New Orchard-streets, and known as the "Druids Arms," let to a yearly 16LOT '6 —LEASEHOLD newly-erected HOUSE, adioiniu" the last lot, let tr. 12s. 6d. a week. LOT 7.—LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 3, Waun- wef-terrace, Swansea, let at 24s. a mouth. LOT 8.-LEASMHOLD HOUSE, No. 16, Princess-street, Swwuseu, let at 7s. 6d. per wEek. LOT 9 -LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 43, Paik- street, S»ausea let at £ 28ayear. LOT 10.—LEASEHOLD HOUSE, known as Clifton Villa, Swansea, let at S30 II year. LOT 11.—LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 64, Brunswick-street, Swansea, let at k28 a year. LOT 12.—LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 49, Spring- terrace, Swansea, Jet at 30s. a month. LOT 13.-LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 50, Spring- terrace, Swansea, let at 30s. a month. LOT 14.-LEA8EHOLD HOUSE, No. 51, Spring- terrace, Swansea, let at 30s. a month. LOT 15.-LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 53, Spring- terrace, Swansea, let at 30s. a month. LOT 16.—LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 54, Spring- terrace, Swansea. let at 30s. a month. LOT 17.—LEASEHOLD COTTAGE, situate at Gwalyrhweb, in the parish of L'anelly, in the County of Carmarthen. LOT 18.-LEASEHOLD HOUSE, with Stable, No. 98, Rodney-street, Swansea, let at J623 81. a year. LOT 19.—LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 22, Nicholl- street Swansea, let at J620 a year. LOT 20.-LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 3, Argyle street, Swansea, let at 12s. 6d. a week. Lot 21.—All that FREEHOLD HOUSE and PREMISES, situate and being No. 3, Princess- street Swansea, let at 7s. 6L per week. LOT 22 -All that FREEHOLD FARM, situate in the parish of Llandilo Fawr, in the County of Carmarthen (about a mile from Derwydd Road Station on the London and North Western Rail- way), containing between 50 and 60 acres, with dwelling bouse and outbuildings, known as "Goitre. Full printed particulars and conditions of sale, shewing length of leases, ground rents, &c., can be obtained of Messrs. Hartland, Isaac, and Watkins, Solicitors, Swaudea, or from the Auctioneer, Swansea. [3011 BY ORDER OF MORTGAGEES. TO CAPITALISTS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. Sale of Valuable Leasehold Property. Messrs. LOWES, SON, & WATKINS Have been instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their SALE ROOM, HEATHFIELD CHAMBERS, At tneir o Heathfield.street, Swansea, On TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1892, (Subject to such Conditions as shall then and there be produced), .4 LL that PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND, A. situate at Penfilia, Newtown Brynhyfryd, and known as NEW STREET, containing about one rood and 28 perches, together with those 13 COTTAGES erected thereon, and now let to respectable tenants at gTOss yearly rentals amounting to £ 81 18s., and held under lease for 99 years, from the 29th September,^ 1841 (less the last three days) at yearly rent of. £ 2 lis. Sale to commence at 3 p.m. Further particulars may be obtained from Messrs. TREVOR & SONS, Solicitors, Bridgwater, or the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Heathfield Chambers, Heathfield-street, Swansea. [3020 Prince of Wales Hall, Singleton- street, Swansea. THE LARGEST FLOOR SURFACE in Swansea by 1,350 feet. Full Dramatic License. Most suitable for Banquets, Balls, Concerts, Bazaar, or any Public Entertainment. Minor Hall, 62ft. by 26ft.. with usual offices Anoly to W L. PENNELL, Rutland-street. 1 [110 r SALEJ BY AUCTION. I Swansea Horse and Cattle Repository. COMMODIOUS STABLING ACCOMMODATION. Horses Baited by the Week, Month, or Year. Periodical Sales of Horses, Cattle, Traps, Harness, and Pioduce- THE above Repository is now complete with JL every facility for holding Sales by Public Auction and by Private Treaty. Horses and other Property may be sent to the Repository for Sale by Private Ticaty. A good Stock of Tr.ps and Carriages now on Sale by Private Treaty. NEXT SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, TUESDAY, JULY 19th, 1892. ENTRIES RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. Apply to the Salesman, FRED. J. PARKER, p Horse and Cattle Repository, Oxford-stiet t, Swansea. [2989 HOTELS. CASTLE HOTEL, SWANSEA, OLD-ESTABLISHED FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL; CENTRALLY SITUATED. Omnibuses meet all Trains at Railway Stations. ORDINARY EVERY SATURDAY AT 2 O'CLOCK. 760] A. THOMAS, Proprietress. CASWELL BAY HOTEL, CASWELL BAY, NEAR MUMBLES. About a mile from the Terminus of the Mumbles Railway. rhis Hotel is beautifully situated on the rocks over- looking the hay, having an uninterrupted view of the Bristol Channel, Pevon an,1 Somerset Coasts. The extensive sands are the most lovely on the Welsh coast, affording the best and safest bathing in the neighbourhood. It is most conveniently situated for those who deoire to explore the interesting peninsula of Gower. „ „ LAWN TENNIS, BOATING, AND GOOD SEA FISHING. [2768 JEFFREY'S ARMS HOTEL, OXFORD-ST. Within five minutes walk of Show Yard. YISITORS will find every accommodation at this old-established Hotel. Luncheons daily, and Dinners at six o'clock. An Ordinary every day at 1 o'clock. T. C. SMALL, M.R.C.F.S. Proprietor. N.B.-Good Loose Boxes and Stabling. [2711 SHIP and CASTLE Family and Commercial Hotel, Mumbles. THIS OLD-ESTABLISHED and Replete HOTEL, is now under NEW and EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT. Commercial gentlemen and visitors afforded every accommodation with the best attention. Beautiful view of Swansea Bay and surround- ing neighbourhood. 24821 SARAH JONES, Proprietress. Bath House Hotel, Norton Road, Mumbles. First-Class Family and Commercial Hotel. Proprietor. —A.. ELLERMAN (Late of Esplanade Hotel, Porthcawl). BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED, facing Swansea Bay, Mumbles Head, & Oystermouth Castle, cmtaining about 70 Private Sitting Rooms and Bedrooms. Dinners, Teas, &c., provided at the shortest notice. Good stabling. An unlimited I supply of spring water on the premises. Steam trams stop at the door. Terms on application. L2744 GEORGE FAMILY & COMMERCIAL J HOTEL, MUMBLES- Head Quarters Mumbles Rowing Club. EXCELLENT Accommodation for Commercial Gentlemen and Families—Apartments or Coffee-roc.m. Charges moderate. Posting in all its branches. The above Hotel has been reno- vated throughout. For Tariff, &c., address the Proprietors, Messrs. VIVIAN & BERRY, 2737J (Late of the Elms). King Arthur Hotel, Reynoldstone, Gower. PROPRIETOR :—MR. JOHN BEVAN. MR. BEVAN BEGS to ANNOUNCE that the above Hotel has been gre»tly enlarged to meet the pressing requirements of Tomists and others, and is now able to accommodate a party of 200 to dinner. Conveyances can be had on the premises. The Hotel is under the personal supervision of Mrs. Bevan as heretofore. 967 SHIP INN, RHOSSILY, NEAR WORM'S HEAD, GO iVER. WILLIAMBEYNON, POTATO MERCHANT, MARKET, SWANSEA, BEGS to inform nis friends and the Public generally, that he has OPENED the above Premises, and trusts by strict attention to business to merit, a share of their patronage. WINES and SPIRIT^ of the choicest quality. Celebrated Ales and Stouts. Also all kinds of NON-ALCOHOLIC DRINKS. Visitors to this part, of the Peniusula will find it ono of the healthiest in-Wales. GOOD STABLING AT MODERATE CHARGES. [2641 KING'S HEAD HOTEL, I-LANGENNITH, GO WER. VISITORS WILL FIND EVERY ACCOM. MODATION AT THE ABOVE HOTEL, Which is situate within a mile of the Sands, and about two miles from Worm's Head. A 'BUS leaves Llangennith at Five a.m. on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, returning at Five p.m. from the OXFORD HOTEL, Oxford- street, Swansea, the same days. Horse and Trap to Railway Station by com- munication. 2707] GEO. REES, Proprietor. Gower Inn, Parkmill, Gower. THIS Old-established Hostelry in now under NEW MANAGEMENT, with every accom- modation for Visitors and Picnic Parties, as heretofore. 1150] GEORGE MORRIS, Proprietor. The Sherwood Hotel, 19, ADAM-STREET, STRAND, LONDON. (LATE W. H. PRUST, SWANSEA.) XT EAR Law Courts, Houses of Parliament, and in the midst of all the principal Theatres. Has been re-furnished, and offers every comfort at very moderate charges. Bed, Breakfast and Attendance, 5s. 6d. Communications to ,5] MANAGER. THE RUNNACLEAVE, PRIVATE HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE, ILFRACOMBE. LARGEST in the town. 120 Beautifully Ap pointel Rooms. Capital Tennis Courts. LARGE RECREATION HALL to seat 500, with fitted Stage for Private Theatricals, Concerts, Tableaux ivants, etc. Handsome Billiard Room. Dark Room for Amateur Photogiaphers. 27 TON YACHT for sole use of Visitors. Tariff of 2724] THE MANAGERESS. WM. BARRON, GARDEN ARCHITECT, LANDSCAPE GARDENER, &c., SKETTY, SWANSEA. SKETCHES for GROUND WORK and PLANTING, Ornamental Shrubs, Roses, Fruit Trees, &c. The best only. 2940 The Premier Gas Engine. THE Best, Simplest and Cheapest. Every Engine Guaranteed. Apply to Agent- GEO. S. RICHMOND, 2959J Engineer, Llanelly. MESSRS. CHARLES GAUTOX & CO., **• BREWERS, BRISTOL, BEG leave to announce that they have appointed Mr. I. GALE, Grocer, 18, High-street, Swansea, as their AGENT for their PRIZE MEDAL ALES and STOUT. Prices on application. Deliveries in Casks, from 41 gallons 2 and upwards to all parts of the Town and Neighbourhood daily. [13 3j3ariiamentat2> Election. To the Electors of the Swansea Town Division of the Parliamentary Borough of Swansea. GENTLEMEN.— THE unanimity of my selection, as manifested — at the Meeting of the Swansea Liberal Association to-night, justifies me in issuing my address and offering myself as a Candidate for the Parlip mentary representation of your Division, which hs", I deeply regret, become vacant by the death of Mr. L. L. Dillwyn. My political views are well known to most of you-they are democratic-progressive-radica1. I am convinced that it is only by the calm and thoughtful working out of such views that the future contentment, happiness and prosperity of the people can be assured. A broad and generous measure of Home Rule for Ireland and the Disestablishment and Disen- dowment of the Church in Wales, I place in the front rank of my programme. On the questions of Land and Taxation I feel strongly that reforms of the highest import- ance must be made-and promptly made. The Newcastle Programme I adopt in its entirety. My views on Labour Questions will, I feel sure, be acceptable to the friends of Labour, and on Temperance questions to the friends of Tem- perance but as on these and other subjects I shall again address you fully, I refrain from now enlarging on them. Twenty-five years of active life in your midst, Iss associated with you in the varied business, social, and political walks of life, enable me to claim to be one of yourselves,-my interests and my sympathies are also here, and if I am elected as your Representative, I think it will be found that the experience of public work which I have gained as Mayor of the town, and in connection with the Council, Harbour Trust, Chamber of Commerce, and other public bodies, cannot fail to be very useful in your Division, and especially so in a Parliament which unquestionably requires to have added to it a larger proportion than hitherto of active, experienced business men. I have the honour to remaiD, Yours truly, ROBT. D. BURNIE. June 27th, 1892. t2996 To the Electors of th=* Swansea District of Boroughs. GENTLEJlIEN. T>ARLIAMENT will be disolved to-morrow. I again ask you to confer on me the great honour of electing me as your Representative. I trust and believe that I have faithfully fulfilled the duties you confided to me six years ago, and that I may merit a renewal of your confidence. After forty years of Parliamentary life, thirty-five of which have been passed as a representative of Glamorganshire constituencies, it is scarcely necessary that I should recapitulate my political views at any length. Suffice it to say that I as firmly believe in Liberal principles as I ever did. That I am prepared, in the words of the mani- festo of our great leader, Mr. Gladstone, to support the frank concession of Home Rule to Ireland, sheltered by Imperial supremacy.' That I earnestly support the Disestablishment and Disendowment of the Church of England in Wales. That I unreservedly accept the Newcastle programme, embracing as it does, Improvement of Registration, One Man One Vote, Payment of Member?, Shorter Parliaments, Better Distribu- tion of Taxation, the Taxing of Ground Rents, Leasehold Enfranchisement, District and Parochial Councils, Representative Management of State- aided Schools, Local Option and Land Reform. I have also voted for the Miners Eight Hours' Bill. In conclusion, let me say that if you do me the honour of re-electing me, all sound Liberal measures shall have my support, and that I will devote myself to your local interest, with which I am so closely bound up, with the same diligence as heretofore. I am, Gentlemen, Your Obedient and Faithful Servant, H. HUSSEY VIVIAN. Singleton, 27th June, 1892. [2994 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION, 1892. IMPORTANT DECLARATION. SLOPER'S a great authority on drinks, of course, 8 and when he once recommends a beveragp, you may take it from us that you've got the opinion of a connoisseur. It seems a little strange, we admit, to hear him eulogising TEA; but then, it is SUCH tea-so delicious, so refreshing, so economical, so fragrant, that its importer has been elected to the Proud position of sole tea purveyor to the Sloperian Household. Lovers of the cup that cheers, but not inebriates, t ike careful note of the address DAVID THOMAS, 85, HIGH-STREET, AND SWAN-STREET, SWANSEA, From whom it can be obtained, by post or otherwise, at the absurdly low rate of Is. 6d. a pound. Fi e pounds and upwards carriage paid. [:3022 __on Howel Walter Willi ms, deceased. PURSUANT to an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the Twenty-second and Twenty-third years of the reign of her present Majesty, cap. 35, entituled "An Act to further amend the Law of Property and relieve Trustees, NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN that all creditors and persons having any claims or demands upon or against the estate WALTER WILLIAMS, late of No. 2, St. Mary-street vn the Town of Swansea, m the County of Gla- morgan, Gentleman, deceased (who died on or about the 29th day of February, 1892, and whose Will was proved by William Howel Walters, of Harroldatone Hall, Broad Haven, in the County of Pembroke, Esquire, the executor therein named, on the 24th day of June. 1892, in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division of the High Court of Justice), arc hereby required to send in the particulars of their claims and de- mands to us, the undersigned, the Solicitors for the said Executor, on or before the 2nd day of AUGUST 1892; and NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN, that after that day the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the said Executor shall then have Notice, and that he will not be liable for the Assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not then have had Notice. Dated this Fifth day of July, 1892. DAVIES, GEORGE & DAVIES, Spring Gardens, Haverfordwest, 3017] Solicitors for the Executor. Uathamentatll Election. Parliamentary Election, 1892. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN DIVISION OF THE BOROUGH OF SWANSEA. GENTLEMEN,— THE sad death of my uncle. Mr. Dillwyn, has r' deprived Swansea of your old member, long and justly esteemed by all who knew him. In answer to a widely spread request, I beg to place my services at your disposal. The immediate question before the Electors is that of the future Government of Ireland. If you elect me as your Representative, I will support a measure for giving LOCAL GOVERNMENT to the Irish people similar to that which we ourselves enjoy but I will oppose any attempt at legisla- tion likely to endanger the maintenance of the Union of Great Britain and Ireland, or to impair the supremacy of our Imperial Parliament. The Protestants of Ireland—Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Methodists and Baptists—sup- ported by many intelligent and influential Roman Catholics, declare that they will not consent to transfer their allegiance to an Irish Parliament; that their interests and liberties would only be secure in the keeping of the Imperial Parliament, and that they have no grievance which that Parliament does not show itself able and willing to remedy. They therefore claim the aid of their brethren in England and Wales to resist any attempt to imperil the unity of the Empire. During the past six years of Unionist Govern- ment much has been done to make Ireland happier, more peaceable and prosperous, by a firm and just administration of the law. The Foreign Policy of the Unionist Government has secured for us peace abroad and prosperity at home. It is needless, therefore, to say that I will be an ardent supporter of a continuance of such policy. At home, among other Acts, the Local Govern- ment Act, and the completion of the Educational System by Free Education, the Welsh Inter- mediate Education and Technical Instruction Acts testify to the good work the Government has done and I would continue the policy of the Local Government Act by establishing DISTRICT COUNCILS. I will support any practical measures to im- prove the social condition of the people, and am anxious to see established a Board of Conciliation between Employers and Employed, as a means of preventing Strikes; and I desire to still further improve the Employers Liability Act. I point to many Acts relating to the working classes passed by the Unionist Government, and will most strongly support any measure for the provision for working men in old age and in case of accident unless some such scheme be undertaken by the Friendly Societies. Any measure which would REFORM THE POOR LAWS by avoiding the necessity of treating the deserving poor as ordinary paupers, will command my hearty sup- port and approval. I am prepared to support a Bill for the acquisi- tion on easy terms by working men of their own houses. I am also strongly in favour of the Enfranchisement of Leaseholders. I have every sympathy with Colliers, Railway Servants, and others whose work may be heavy and responsible, and whose hours of labour are excessive but I hesitate to interfere with the liberty of any man by legislative enactment, and I think the matter is one which may safely be dealt with by working men themselves through their various Trades Unions. As a Swansea man, I am deeply interested in the progress of the Town and Port, and I will strongly support any scheme for extending our trade by providing increased facilities by rail or water. If you honour me by returning me at the ensuing election as your Representative in Parliament, I pledge myself to do all in my power to protect and further your interests loyally and faithfully. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, JOHN T. DILLWYN-LLEWELYN. June 25th, 1892. L2988 To the Persons Entitled to Vote FOR THS Election of Proprietary Trustees of Swansea Harbour. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, T BEG to inform you that I am a Candidate for the seat at the Swansea Harbour Board rendered vacant by the lamented death of Mr. L. L. Dillwyn, M.P. I am in favour of Floating the River and Harbour, believing as I do that, with the engineering skill available in the present day, a safe and feasible plan can be devised, so as to utilize such a valuable means of communication to the fullest extent, thereby increasing the Revenue of the Harbour Estate, and also benefit- ting the town generally. Furthermore, I take this opportunity of suggesting what I believe would be found to be a great advantage, viz. To have an Entrance from the present Tidal Harbour into the Prince of Wales Dock at the western end, which Entrance would enable vessels and other craft to be transferred to and from that Dock with greater facility than at present—the more convenient the Docks the better. Having laid my views before you, I have only to add that, should you do me the honour to elect me, my best efforts will be used towards endeavouring to increase the trade of the Port in which we are all so much concerned. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, THOMAS ELFORD. Landore Copper Works, Swansea. L2977 North & South Wales Bank, Limited. ONE HUNDRED J: SEVENTH DIVIDEND. NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Dividend of Ten Shillings per Sb¡ re for the Half- Year ended 30th ultimo, on the Capital of the Company, and a Bonus of Five Shillings per Shai-e will be paid to the propriet rs on and after the 14th instant, at the Head Office and the various branches. The Income Tix on the Dividend til), as usual, be paid by the B-ink. The TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED from this date to the 14th instant, inclusive. By order of the Directors, R. MEREDITH JONE3. Liverpool Mmager. Liverpool, 5th July, 1892. [3027 H & G. SIMONDS, LTD., CELEBRATED I READING ALES & STOUTS. Per Bar. Per Kil. Per Fir.! -r.. iPer Bar.'Per Kil.:Per Fir. Description. 36 gals. 18 gals, 9 gals, i; Description. 36 gals, 18 gais. 9 gals. 1 S.B. Pale Ale 46 23- 11 6 XXX Ale 48- 24- 12- Int-ermediate Pale Ale 50/- 2t> 12/6 /Single Stoat 50.- 25- 12/6 India Pale Ale 58 29 15/- Double Stout 58 29. 14 6 XXAie 40.- 20 10 Porter 40'- 20 10'0 Mild Ale 42 — 21/ 10/6 'jXXXXX Strong Ale .I 72 36 BOTTLED ALES & STOUT. WINES & SPIRITS, &c. PRICE LIbTS ON APPLICATION. Branch Stores & Offices: tt. ORCHARD-STREET, SWANSEA. 2961] W. DAVENPORT, Manager- DAVID JENKINS, LATE OF THE FIRM: Oj1 THOMAS, WATKINS u JENKINS BUILDER. CONTRACTOR. PAINTER. DECORATOR, & SANITARY ENGINEER, OXFORD JOINERY WORKS, IB -1-' OIFI SWANSEA. CONTRACTOR TO H.M. OEFICE OF WORKS. ESTIMATES GIVEN for all KINDS of READY-MADE JOINER Y BUILDERS' WORK EXPERIENCED WORKMEN SENT TO ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY. Greenhouses. Conservatories, &c., made to order at shortest notice SLATES, BRICKS. TILES, AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDERS' MATERIALS KEPT IN STOCK. 2614J IF! T A. B L I R TD 1 S 5 6 parliamentary return. To the Electors of the Mid- Division of the County of Glamorgan. GENTLEMEN,— T HAVE the honour to »ffer myself as a Candidate for the Representation in Parlia- ment of your great Constituency. It is as a Conservative that I come before you a follower of Lord Salisbury—that Statesman who in former years aided Lord Beaconsfield to give us Peace with Honour, and of whom it may now be truly said that he has given us Peace, Honour, and Prosperity. Under his guidance. and with the powerful aid of the Liberal Unionists, the power and the prestige of England have been nobly maintained without bluster on the one hand, or undue concession on the other. and the position of our country, grievously im- perilled at one time. now stands high as ever amongst the Nations of Europe. As to prosperity, facts and figures speak for themselves. There have been during four years a great improvement in Trade, a reduction of Taxation, a diminution of the National Debt, a decrease of Pauperism, and an increase in the Savings Bank deposits which distinctly points towards improvement in the condition of the Working-classes. The present Government have been unceasing in their efforts to benefit the Working-classes by thoughtful legislation, and special reference may be made to the Mines Act, the Allotments Act, tin Housing of the Working classes Act, the Local Government Act. the Free Education and the Small Holdings Act. Others there are second only to these, and it may fairly be asked whether any previous record of beneficent legislation can compare with the crowded Statute Book of the last six years. If Lord Salisbury remains in power, this great work will be continued. As yon will naturally require to know my views on some questions of importance, I will briefly I state them. I I am utterly opposed to Home Rule in any form. Except with regard to Miners, I am opposed to j the Eight Hours' Bill, which I think will be found most irksome and oppressive by the Working- classes themselves. At the same time, I am very greatly in favour of any measures by which ex- cessive hours of labour can be prevented. I am opposed to the Disestablishment of the Church in Wales, which, I believe, may now work in harmony with the great Nonconformist Churches, for which I entertain the highest respect. I am not in favour of Local Option, but of diminution of Licensed Houses with compensa- j tion. I While not opposed to the Enfranchisement of j Leaseholds, with proper, just, and equitable | safeguards, it should, I think, be remembered that there are great practical difficulties con- nected with it. I am greatly in favour of the creation of District Councils as part of a general extension I of Local Self-government. I A Welshman myself, I greatly covet the honour of representing a Welsh Constituency. Should i you return me to Parliament, my best attention I will always be given to your interests, and my I whole time will be at your disposal. I am, Gentlemen, Your very faithful and obedient Servant, F. C. GROVE. Neath, 22nd June, 1892. [2993 Church of England Society for Providing Homes for Waifs and Strays. 4 SALE OF WORK, on behalf of the above Societv, will be held at OYSTERMOUTH CASTLE on the 4th AUGUST NEXT. PATRONESSES Lady Aberdare, Miss Dillwyn, Miss Grenfell, Lady Hill, Mrs. Bazil Jones, Lady Jenkins, Mrs. Lewis, Llandaff, Lady Llewelyn, Mrs. Lloyd, Carmarthen, Lady Lyons, I Mrs. Griffith Llewellyn, Mrs. Mason, North Hill. Swansea, Miss Clara Thomas, Miss Talbot, Lady Vivian, Lady Windsor. Contributions of Work will be itt>di?r received 61,1 Mrs. Clarke, Christ Church Vicarage, Swansea. Miss Gauntlett, Holy Trinity Vicarage, Swansea, Mrs. Peel Sunnyside, Mumbles. Mrs. John Glasbrook, Eastmoor. Mumbles, Mrs. C. H. Glascodine, Cae Pare, Swansea, and The Matron at Mumbles Home. Contributions of Refreshments by Mrs. Peel, Sunnyside, Mumbles. Miss Turberville Llewellin, Cilgerran. Waiters- road, Swansea. Contributions of Flowers bv Mrs. Richard Richards, Westcross House. Swansea The Society feeds, clothes, and trains 1,600 chidren. Visitors are invited to call and see one of the Homes at the Mumbles, where twenty girls are being brought up. i 3016 R H O S S I- L G O W E R Under the kind Patronage of MISS TALBOT, LADY LYONS, of Kilvrough Mrs BENSON, of Fairy Hill; Mrs. WOOD, of Stouthall; and Mrs. CBAWSHAT, of Caversham Park. A BAZAAR and PUBLIC TEA will take place at RHOSSILI, on THURSDAY, 18th AUGUST, in order to clear off the remaining debt on the Church, and to provide new bells. To Commence at One o'clock. Tickets for Tea, Is. [3018 EDUCATIONAL. r':R ARTHUR HEY, F.C.O., Organ-Licentiate, Royal Academy of Music. (Organist and Choir-master of St. James' Church), PROFESS jR OF MUSIC, 8, PAGE-STREET, SWANSEA. [813 Acadamy of Music, 34, Walter-road, Swansea. MISS MINNIE FRICKER, L R A M Gives Lessons on the Harp, Violin, Pianoforte, and in Singing. [2444 Girls' Boarding and Day School ST. HELEN'S LODGE, BRYN-T-MOR ROAD, SWANSEA. PRTNCIPAL.-MISS GARLICK, A.C.P. Assisted by certificated resident & visiting Teachers. PUPILS PREPARED FOR ALL PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS. The Honse is well situated, five minutes walk from Beach and Parks. 22 Art Classes. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Mrs. J. C. VYE-PARMINTER, EXETER VILLAS, UPLANDS, SWANSEA. 'S^IIESE CLASSES comprise Oil, Water-Colour | and P*8t.d Painting, Sketching from Nature, fin wing and Painting from the Life, Portraiture. Flowers. Fan and Screen Paintiiig, &c. Special %8*PS in Drawing for junior pupils. Students may loiu at any time. Private Lessons by arrangement. Dancing, CalUihenics, Spanish S. Physical Exercises Gedney House. St. Helen's-road. 3'Iiss CRAVEN'S CLASHES 4 RE HELD at her residence, and at The Gwyn Hall, Neath, Llanelly, Llandovery, and the Mumbles. Private lessons in the Valse. Minuet, Sootch Reels, &c. "Pas De Quatre," a new dance this season. Evening Tuition Class. The term dates from day A entrance for Juvenile Classes. [18 36, BRYN ROAD, SWANSEA. MISS KATIE CHUNE, certificated (Senior Honours) Royal Academy of Music and Trinity College, London, RESUMED her Lessons and Classes on TUF.SDAY, MAY 3rd. Piano and Harmony. 2037 Vacancies for a few Pupils. MISS BEESLEY OF 19S, ST. HELENS-ROAD. SWANSEA, CONTINUES to give private lessons in all the fashionahle dances by appointment. Classes resumed in OCTOBER. 15)9 51, Walter Road, Swansea. MISS MADGE, student at the St. John's Wood and Slade Schools. Londor. is pre- pared to give Lessons in Painting (Fieure, Landscape and Flower), and Drawing from the Antique, Model, and Flat. [241S Girls' Boarding & Day School, BELLEVUE, SWANSEA. PRINCIPALS—The MISSES PHILLIPS. Assisted by resident Certificated English and Foreign Governesses and Visiting Masters. Preparation for Local Examinations. The House is pleasantly situated in its own grounds on a hill. and overlooking the sea. 12, Castleton, Mumbles. DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. & PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS. Conducted by the MISSES POTTS, (daughters of a Clergyman). Highest References. Terms on application. [20& OR to FOR TRAINING YOUNG GENTLEMEN to f become OFFICERS in the MERCANTILE NAVY. F e r>5 Gnine-is. SCHOOL SHIP CONWAY, Liverpool. F >r prospectus, &c., annly to Captain A. T. Miller, R.N. [2SS0 Tanyrallt School, Pontardawe. BOYS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Head Master, MR. ASTLEY SAXICEL, Assisted by resident English and Foreign Masters. SPECIAL att-ntiic to commercial subjects and S Shorthand. Preparation for professional examinations. Home coipforts good diet healthy situation. Terms moderate and inclusive. Prospectus or. application. 13Q Porthcawl. ESPLANADE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS PORTHCAWL. PRINCIPALS—THE MISSES JONES. Assisted by the following- Governesses and Masters:— English and French, Miss SMITH, with Junior Governesses assisting (certificated). Pianoforte and Zither, FRAULEIN HAFNEK (cer. con. Berlin). Drawing and Painting, Mr. T. J. PHILLIPS, Neath. Violin, Mr. LEATON. PUPILS prepared for examination. Good home for Boarders. Additional house to be opened after Christmas, affording gTeater accomm-odation. [1884 Stratford Abbey College, Stroud, Gloucestershire. Principal —MISS ISACKE, F.E.T.S., F.S. Sc A.S.A.. Queen's Medallist, Silver and BrOLze, Gold Hnd Silver Medallist of the Society of Science. Letters, and Art,, also holder of the Silver Star of Merit of theRsjah Sir Souvindro Mohun Tagore. MI>S ISACKE has had great experience in Education, and can offer the highest Testimonials from the Parents of former pupils All the comforts of a Christian home are afforded with the privileges and refinements of a family • healthful, moral and religious training high mental culture, with self-government and habits of industry, ar° the chief points aimed at. MISS ISACKE has been most successful in preparine Pup-Is for all the Public Examinations NINE BRONZE MEDALS & A SILVER ONE were awarded to her Pupils in one year at the Kensington Examinations. 2583