The Brecon County Times Neath Gazette and General Advertiser for the Counties of Brecon Carmarthen Radnor Monmouth Glamorgan Cardigan Montgomery Hereford

Marriages, and Deaths. IN MEMORIAM. [ loving memory of Private Wilfred Easthope Evans, R.W.F., youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. f Evans, 93, Struet, Brecon killed in France, -^Jfeptember 1st, 1917.

TH BRECON I costing and LIVERY STABLES LION STREET. "fikes WagonetteB, Landaus, and Vehicles of every description. Smart Wedding Equipages. Modern Hearses and Mourning Coaches. We have given onr easterners complete for nearly 50 years and respeotlclly "Ctt your patronage. D. J. MEDOALFE, Proprietor, |

Situations Vacant and Wanted. APPRENTICE Wanted, to the Printing 1J Trade.—Apply Manager, "County Times," keoll. LACKBERRIES, Wanted Agents to collect. i Empties and cash supplied, write for v^Qis.—White Bros. Ltd., Fruit Merchants, ^sham. J)AY Girl Wanted, 15-17 family two.— Apply by letter, Box PI, "County 8 Office, Brecon. GENERAL Servant Wanted plain cooking j,. references family two good wages.— H1ss Williams, Lynwood, Cantilupe Street, Vford. QENERAL (experienced), able to cook, 'I wanted state experience and wa%e Quired,—Powell, 46, Frogmore Street, ^^rgavenny. GOOD General family 4 able to wash, »> help given three evenings out weekly.— ^frris, Ashfield, Crickhowell. ANTED, Cook General or Working Housekeeper, family two, baby 13 j^&ths, nursemaid kept.—Apply, Marsh, Bryn- Aberga venny. ANTED, steady Man, accustomed to b horses. — Apply Powell, Brewery, ^oon. \X/ANTED Good General Servant.-Apply, Mrs. Grant, Castle Street, Hay. W ANTED, for small family (two) in Brecon, Day Girl or General Maid.—Apply No. ^County Times," Brecon. ANTED, Shorthand, typist for office in 1 JJrecon.—Apply, Box 3 P, County Office, Brecon. ANTED in Brecon, good General Servant, n able to do plain cooking.—Box 6 L, ^p°UQty Times." Ranted for Neath, Glamorganshire, third week September, experienced parlour- also good House^naidJ—Full particulars -8 Cibbins, Abernant Hotel, Llanwrtyd. ANTED, Woman to do cooking and part housework in business house also ™Ung oirl about 10 for housework.—Mrs "^cock,~Warwick House, Brecon. WANTED, good General: references required; good home state wages.—Mrs Jack ^lineux. Holton road, Barry. WANTED, Cook-General two in family.— ■k Apply, Mrs Meredith, Walford Cottage, W ATED, good General Servant, four in 1 r family, no washing, no cooking.- tOIl, Llyswen Rectory, Boughrood, Rads. ANTED, Kitchenmaid, some experience, not under 18 years of age, good wages. ^•Apply, Mrs. Rees, Peadarren, Crickhowell, ^°uth Wales. W ANTED a General Servant good refer- VV ences.—Mrs. Lloyd, Rectory, Aberedw, ll6ar Builth Wells. W ANTED, young girl as Housemaid- V Waitress.-Apply, Crown Hotel, Hay. OUNG Lady Apprentice Wanted for the Chemistry. — Apply, Walter Gwillim, M.P.S., Pharmacist, Brecon. To Let and Wanted. TO LET, furnished, pleasantly situated, "Arfryn," Cradoc Road. Brecon. TO LET from February 2nd, 1919, Hinton Manor Farm, Eardisland, Herefordshire, 4lixed farm in good condition, about 354 acres ftood house and farm buildings.—Apply, Henry ^homas, 4, Groveside Yillas, Pontnewynydd, ^°ntypool. Mon.. WANTED to Rent a House or Villa in Brecon, rent about 130 per annum ^j^ly possession desired. — Apply to Rees Williams & Son, Solicitors, Aberdare. i: GWILLIM'S MAGGOT LOTION. FOR MAGGOTS IN SHEEP. Kills instantly. Does not injure the wool and the Fly will not attack after its use. In handy tins, 1/9, 3/ 4/6, 7/6. ONLY OF Walter Gwillim, M.P.S., Agricultural Chemist, BRECON. j 4, THE BULWARK, BRECON. I j ;1 HOLIDAY READING. I New Stock of Books. I I ———————————i NOVELS, CLASSICS, Etc., Etc., j including "Evepyman's" and "The Wayfarer's" Librarias. j Daily additions to the store of popular Novels in cheap editions (the latest and the old favourites) and to a carefully selected range of the Classics in Literature. POSTCARD AND AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, NOTE CASES,&C S.P.C.K. DEPOT. AT THE UP-TO-DATE !■ Book, Stationery and .r,. 'U Newspaper Stores, 4, The Bulwark, BRECON. 1 1 Proprietors: BRECON COUNTY TIMES LTD. j Formerly T. JONES. OUR MOTTO: ¡ We better serve ourselves by serving others bestP i1 ■ i -i For Sale and Wanted. FOR SALE, in stock ready for despatch, McCormick and Massey Harris Self Binders.—Robert Williams & Sons, Ltd., Hay. FOR SALE—Belgian Hares, six months old. —Cftntref Rectory, Brecon. FOR SALE, Four Acres Standing Oats, white.—Apply, Lewis Lewis, Penpentre, Defynnock, Brecon. GAS ENGINE, i h.p. working up to l £ h.p., for sale cheap believed to be in good running order removal easy, railway goods yard only half-a-mile away.—Apply Manager, "County Times" Office, Brecon. PIANO BARGAINS.—Gors and Kallman Upright Grand £ 60 Farrand Upright 954 Bishop Upright t24 Collard and Collard Grand Y,100 Weber Upright (when new 90 guineas) Y,65 all instruments delivered carriage paid. Write for cpmplete catalogue and bargain list to C. Milsom & Son, Ltd., The Great West of England Piano House, f5, Milsom Street, Bath. SHORTHORN Calves for rearing, from S record Cheshire milkers, by pedigree bulls quotation to any station no fancy prices.—Frank Dobie, Littleton, Chester. \Y ANTED Second-hand piano in good con- ditjon— Apply stating price, Box 5x, "County Times" Office, Brecon. ANTED-Old Oak Dressers, Panelled W Oak Wardrobes, Settles, Tables, Chairs; Chippendale Tables, Chairs Pewter Plates condition no object top cash prices given distance no object.—Mr. A. Dimmock, The King William Inn, Brecon. j Miscellaneous. [ t DIP.-Sheep Dips at Stanton's. Stanton's '— Dips, Powder and Liquid, Cooper's Dips, McDougall's Dip, finest Red Raddle. Best Value, Best Prices. Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. IP, -Get your Dip at Stanton's you will be sure of getting the best. All leading makers stocked. Stanton's Dips, Powder and I Liquid, unrivalled. Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. • IP.-Your wool will fetch top prices if D your sheep are dipped with Stanton'V Liquid Dip. Kill's tick, cures scab, gives a nice soft fleece, does not stain.—Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. MAGGOT LOTION.—Look before coming t6 Market whether Maggot Lotion is needed, and if so call at Stanton's. Is. bottles, 10s. doz -Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. PULLETS, famous laying strains March, 1918 hatch 10s 6d each, £6 doz.; ducks same price. Stamped envelope list breeds.— Hummell, Stratford, Essex. 1 SCOUR MIXTURE—Scour in Calves, a great source of loss of valuable animals, is cured by a fewdoses of Stanton's Scour Mixture. Is. 6d. ana Ls. 6d. bottles.—Stanton, Veterinary j Chemist, Brecon. j THOUSANDS of delighted users praise- THOUSANDS of delighted users praise- Tatcho and the Tatcho Hair Health Brush. It is free to Tatcho users. Send'a postcard for particulars to Tatcho Laboratories, j 5, Great Queen Strdet, Kingsway, London. W.C. 2. PARISH COUNCIL CLBRK8.—The forma and notices required by Clerks to Parish Cooncils and Parish Meetings may beboteaned at the County Times" Offioes, Brecon. Public Notices. CORK PRODUCTION ACT, 1917. Agricultural Wages Board (England and Wales). Rates of Wages for Overtime fixed for Male Workmen in Brecon and Radnor to come into force on 2nd September, 1918. THE Agricultural Wages Board (England 1 and Wales) duly established and con- stituted under Section 5 (l) of the above Act and the Regulation made by the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, dated the 8th November, 1917, having given the Notice prescribed by the said Act, and having con- sidered all objections duly lodged with them, and having had regard to the provisions of sub-sections (6) and (7) of the said Section, hereby give Notice, as required by sub-section (4) of the said Section and by paragraph 4 of the Agricultural Wages Regulations, 1918, that they have fixed the following differential rates for overtime employment, as hereinafter defined, for male workmen of 18 years of age and over employed in agriculture for time-work in the area comprising the administrative counties of Brecknock and Radnor, and have defined for the purpose of the application of such differen- tial rates for overtime the employment which is to be treated as overtime employment as follows, that is to say 1. The difierential rates. for overtime shall be as follows :— (a) In respect of overtime employment on week days, 8!d. per hour. (b) In respect of overtime employment on a Sunday, lOd. per hour. 2. For the purpose of the application of the above rates and of the minimum rates of wages fixed by the Order of the Wages Board, dated the 16th July, 1918, the following em- ployment is defined as overtime employment, that is to say :— I (1) All employment in excess of 54 hours in any week (excluding Sunday) in summer. (2) All employment in excess of 48 hours in any week (excluding Sunday) in winter. (3) All employment on a Sunday. 3. For the purpose of the above rates em- ployment in summer shall be deemed to be employment during the period commencing on the first Monday in March and terminating on the last Sunday in October, and employment in winter shall be deemed to be employment during the rest of the year. 4. The above rates shall apply to all male workmen of 18 years of age and upwards who are wholly or partly employed in agriculture within the meaning of Section 17 (l) of the Corn Production Act, 1917, in the above- mentioned area. 5. For the purpose of the above rates the hours of work shall nqt include meal times, but ghall include any time auriug which, by reason of weather conditions, an employer has pre- vented from workihg a workman who was present at the place of employment and ready to work. G. The above rates shall come into opera- tion on the second day of September, 1918. Dated this twenty-seventh day of August, 1918. Signed by order of the Wages Board, R. E. STANLEY. Assistant Secretary. Agricultural Wages Board (England and Wales), 80. Pall Mall, London, S.W. 1. Applications for Permit of Exemption under the proviso to Section 3 (3) of the Act may be made by employer or worker and should be addressed to the Secretary, the Brecon and Radnor District Wages Committee, Brynhafren, The Crescent, Newtown, from whom forms of application for Permits can be obtained. Complaints under Section 6 of the Act should also be addressed to the Secretary, the Brecon and Radnor District Wages Committee, as above. Complaints under Section 7 of the Act should be addressed to the Secretary, The -Agricultural Wages Board (England and Wales), 80, Pall Mall, London, S.W. 1. ) Mr. Ernest W. Baker (Fellow of the Royal College of Organists), Organist and Choirmaster Priory Church, BRECON. Receives Pupils for Pianoforte, Organ, Singing, Theory, &c. r Ensemble Classes for the Practice of Chamber i. Music. SCHOOLS VISITED. For terms apply-19, The Stmet,.Brecon. r-JI 31 ~l' 'Ml II II u L I u J' I u o 0 o 0 I JUST A WORD IN YOUR EAR. y All Dress Needs for Men and Boys are to be L found at 1te best in our well equipped Stock. There are Shirts of all kinds, Gloves, Under- wear, Stockings, Socks, Hats, Collars, Ties, Braces and Handkerchiefs, etc., etc. There n are Suits, Raincoats, and separate garments, r such as Trousers, Vests and Coats. Workmen's such as Trousers, Vests and Coats. Workmen's = Clothing,, and all requirements for Land = o Workers, including Women's Overalls, Breeches fl and Caps. Whatever you need in clothing you will procure it easily and economically at ■J U SPECIAL STOCK FOR FUNERAL REQUIREMENTS. |_ n Lj [bl 1' II II II II-1 Educational. Woodlands Day A Boarding$ehool for Girls Preparatory for Little Boya) OAMDEN ROAD, BRECON. Principals: Miss Park-Brown and Miss Wright, A.R.O.M. Usual English Subjects, Nature Study, Needle work, French, Drawing, Paiotiug, Health Exercises, Dancing. Music speciality. SHORTHAND and BOOK-KEEPING. Outside Students may attend for any of the above subjects. OASTLK HOUSE, BRECON. seJwloo rOB GIRlaS llto PREPARATORY FOR BOYS Prinoipal MISS KING. Next Term Commences September 17th. PRIVATE TUITION. MR. W. P. J. LsBROCQ, M.A., F.L.8., F.R. Met. Boo. (Honours, Christ's College, Cam.) PREPARES PUPILS for Commissions in the JL Army and Navy, and for Law, Medical, Civil Service and other Entrance Examinations Private lessons In Botany, practical Botany with use of Microscope, Mathematios, French, Nature Study, etc. J. E. N0TT& CO., LTD. CAN OFFER FROM STOCK Deering and Albion Mowers One anX Two Horse. The Lightest and Best Machines obtainable. ALSO MeCormick & Albion Binders which should be booked early to avoid • disappointment. I J. E. NOTT & CO., LTD., 1 Brecon & Llandrindod Wells. I