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AMUSEMENTS. EM P IRE OXFORD STREET, SWANSEA. I Monday, Feb. 16th, and Twice Nightly at 6.50 and 9.0 during the week. Philip Braham presents THE GROTESQUES, Including Vivian Farter, in their Celebrated Burlesquos. New Series of Up-to-date Subjects on THE AMERICAN BIOSCOPE. I CHAS VINCENT, Comedian. GRIFFIN AND ARDEL, American Eccentrics. CHRISTIliE ROY, Lulu Von Lindell" from The Eternal Waltz." FRED. WILDON, The Phonofiddledeoddity. JACK MARKS, A Clever Juvenile Hebrew Comedian. MENETEKEL, The Writing Ball. Introduced, by William Berol. The most Perplexing Puzzle of the present period. RADFORD & VALENTINE The Quaint Jugglers. GRAND THEATRE SWANSEA. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16th, 1914, For Six Nights at 7.30, and MATINEE SATURDAY at 2.30 p.m. Mr. William Creet's Chief Company, from the Lyric Theatre, W. THE SIGN OF THE CROSS NE £ T WEEK— Mr. Robert Courtneitige's Co. in the Latest London Success, THE PEARL CIRL. THEATRE ROYAL WIND STREET, SWANSEA. Welcome Return Visit of Mrs. Frank Bate- man's Celebrated Repertoire Company, in- cluding Mr. Fred Coddard. On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, aad Thursday, Feb. loth, 17th, 18th, and 19th, 1914, at 7.30, BETWEEN TWO MEN (A Story of the Rosary). I On Friday and Saturday- S A P H O. PRIC,ES:-Cirefe, 4d.; Pit and Promenade, 'd, i Stalls, is. j Royal Box, Is. ide THE SHAFTESBURY, St. Helen's Road, Swansea. The Charming an Cosy West End Cinema. To-night's Programme- On Monday, Feb. 16th, 1914, and every evening during the week at 7.45, THE WASTREL, The Latest and Greatest Pathecolor Play. Also Pathe's Gazette and Oomic Films. N E PICTU REI) ROM E, Morriston. To-night's Programm,&- THE BERYL CORONET. (Exclusive). Sherlock Holmes Series). The High-born Child and the Beggar.—A Fish Story.-Profeasor Bean's I.emoval.- Bloomer's Accident.- THE IRONFOUNDER (Bison). Pathe's Animated Gazette of the World's News. jTHE TIVOLI, Cwmbwrla. To-night's Star Picture— THE PRISONER OF THE HAREM. THE PALACE, High-street, Swansea. To-night's Star Pieture- THE SEAL OF SILENCE. THE PICTORI tIM, St. Thomas. To-night's Star Picture- THE SEAfc OF SILENCE. THE GLOBE Ct-NEMA, Clydach. To-night's Star Picture- WILL EVANS HARNESSING A HORSE. THE PICTURE HOUSE, HIGH STREET, SWANSEA. NON-STOP RUN FROM 2.30 TILL 10.30. ST. LL the Mcst Popular House In Swansea. TO-DAY'S PIIDCRAMME- THE PRISONER OF THE HAREM (Blache). (A Gorgeous Oriental Production). Madcap of the Hillh.-His Wonderful Lainp.-Thess Troublesome Tresses.— The Doctor's Ruse. KINEMACOLOR SUN-KISSED PICTURES In Natural Hues and Tints. THE HOUSE ON THE PLAINS (A Thrilling Drama in Two Parts). Pathe's Animated Gazette and Topical Cartoon. Change ef Pictures Every Monday, v Wednesday, and Friday. CASTLE cinemX (Adjoining Leader Buildings), WORCESTER PLACE, SWANSEA. Proprietors: Castle & Central Cinemas, Ltd. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Continuous Performance, 2.30 to 10.30. AN HOUSE BEFORE DAWN. (A Sequel to Chelsea 7750.") A Thrilling Three-Reel Detective Drama based on the Astounding Discovery of a Powerful Elemental Destructive Force which has recently creat-ed a Sensation in the Scientific World. FATE'S ROUND-UP. An Exciting Flying A Western Drama. LIEUT. PIMPLE & THE -STOLEN SUBMARINE. An Highly Amusing Comedy in which the new Chief Lord has an exciting time, And other First-class Pictures. ^ORCHESTRAL MUSIC. Hot. the Popular Prloes— CIRCLE, is.; STALLS, 6d. and 3d. Entire Change tf Programme Monday. THE ALPHA, Morriston. Manager F. Danvera. TO-NICHT—. A CHEQUERED WOOING One of Pathe's Masterpieces. With igu Exceptionally Strong Ssogramme. AMUSEMENTS. OXFORD Electric: Theatre, UNION STREET, SWANSEA. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. AMERICAN BORN. A film carrying you from the Western States of America to the Innermost Circles of London Society. WITCHING HOUR. Coloured Comedy by Gaumont. CIRL WORTH WHILE. Tha-nhauser Drama of Inteifse Interest. MOTHER'S BOY. Screaming Keyptone Comic., CEYLON TEA ESTATES. BUDGET.  CINEft1A ""™ LANDORE CtNEMA,'?' Continuous Performances Daily 6 till 10.30, To-night's Programme- THE SECRET OF THE TOWER. A FAITHFUL INDIAN. SILVER MOON'S ABDUCTION. American Illustrated Song Slides Nightly Vocaliat. Mr. Wilson Mack. The above supported by a grand array of Comic subjects. SWANSEA'S LEADING & HICH- CLASS CINEMA-THE CARLTON OXFORD STREET. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME:— FRUITS OF VENGEANCE Vit. (A Thrilling Circus Drama). Her First Offence .Lubin. Sandy and Shorty at the Circus Vitagraph. A CHILD OF THE PRAIRIE Selig. The Ducal Palace, Venice Pathe's Animated Gazette and Topical Cartoons. CONTINUOUS FROM 2.30 to 10.30. Beautiful Orchestral Music From 2.30 to 5, and 7 to 10.30. PRICES: Pit, 6d.; Cirole, is. 5 i PUBLIC NOTICES. s WANSF-A E DUCATION COMMITTEE. A LECTURE by PERCY SHUTTLEWOOD, ESQ. M.R.S.A., on "DUTCH ART" (ILLUSTRATED BY LANTERN SLIDES), will be delivered at the Public Library, Alexandra-rd SWANSEA. TO-NICHT, (THURSDAY), at 8 p.m. prompt. ■- i, Ohairman- HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR (Alderman T. T. CORKER). Doors Open at 7.30 p.m. ADMISSION FREE. S W ANSEA EDUCATION COMMITTEE. GOAL MINES ACT, 1911. FIREMEN'S AND SffOTBMEN'S CERIWIOATES. AN EXAMINATION for CERTIFICATES for COLLIERY FIREMEN AND SHOTSMEN will be held at the CENTRAL RESCUE STATION, STRAND. SWANSEA, on SATUR- DAY. the 7th MARCH, 1914. Entries muwt reach the Undersigned at the Irechnioal College, Swansea, not later than the 28th February. Particulars as to fees, etc., oan be obtained. WM. JAMES. Secretary. GIRtS WANTED. 10 RESPECTABLE GIRLS WANTED AS Bottlers, Bottle Washers, Etc. APPLY PERSONALLY— BOWEN- SARSO WORKS, MORRISTON. Jj^ARLIER c L 0 a I N Q T?ARLIER ?LOSINQ. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1914, THE HOURS OF CLOSING AT OUR PREMISES IN WAI/TERS-ROAD WILL BE AS FOLLOWS MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. 6 P.M. THURSDAY 1 P.M. SATURDAY 8 P.M. Closed Daily (except Thursday) for Dinner- hour from 1 to 2 p.m. PHILLIPS & CO.. Fine Tea Specialists. rpHE STOCK EXCHANGE. NOTICE. MEMBEJts of the STOCK EXCHANGE are NOT ALLOWED to ADVERTISE for bueineea purposes or to issue Circulars or Busineen Communications to persons other than their own Principals. Pereona wlio advertise as Brokers or Share Dealer# are Not Members of the Stock Ex- change, or in any way under the oontrol of the Committee. Member issuing Contmet Notes are re- Suired to use such a form M will provide 9. 1 the words Member of the Stock Ex. cha.n. London," shall immediately follow the eigD?ture A List of Members of the Stock Exchange wi?? are Stock and Sh?re Brokers may be seen at the Bartholomew-lane entrance to the Bank of England, or obtained on &ppli- cation to EDWARD SATTERTHWAITE, Secretary to the Committee of the Stock Exchange, Committee Room, The Stock Exchange, ixmdon. COUNTY BOROUGH OF SWANSEA. SUPPLY OF COAL—ELECTRIOITY DEPARTMENT. The Corporation invite TENDERS for a Three, Six, Nine or Twelve Months' Supgdy of Steam. Coal, approximately 2,500, 5,000, 6,800 and 8,600 Tons respectively, delivered at the Electricity Station, Strand, Swansea. Form of Tender and Conditions of Supply can be obtained on application to the Borough Electrical Engineer. Sealed Tenders, endorsed. Ooal—Elec- tricity Station," to be delivered at my Offices not la^erfthan 12 noon on Wednesday, the 4th Maroh, 1914. The Corporation do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. H. LANG COATH, Town Clerk. Guildhall. Swansea, Idth Febroary> 1914- *3 PUBLIC NOTICES. ALBERT HALL, Swansea. PUBLIC MEETING, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20,1914 Speaker.— J. DEVLIN, ESQ., M.P. (The Great Irish Orator). Chairman— RIGHT HON. SIR ALFRED MONO BART., P.O. ORGAN RECITAL BY MR. EVAN WALTERS, R.A.M. Doors Open at 7.30; Meeting to Commence I at 8 p.m. I _JTTLo. NATIONAL LEAGUE -OF- »,oJo ?Cs? LIBERALS MOND HA-LL. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1914, GRAND PIANOFORTE LECTURE by MR. W. LLEWELYN BEVAN, A.R.C.O., L.R.A.M. (The Brilliant Pianist). Subject "MUSIC A MIRROR OF MOODS." The Lecturer will play selections from Beethoven, Schumann, Chopin, MacDowell, Einepu Austin, EtJ., etc., Including:-gonateis, Nocturnes, Tone Stanzas, Sea. Pictures, etc., etc. Chairman—Mr. W. L. DAVtES. Admission rfles. Silver Collection. Doors Open at 7.30; to OommenoS 8 prompt. —A RARJE MUSIOLAL TREAT.— PONTARDAWE RURAL DISTRIC7T COUNCIL. TENDERS for the Year ending 31st March, 1915, aBe invited by the above Council for the following:— l.-THE SUPPIiY OF ROAD METALLING in such quantities and at such times as the Council may deeire. The name of the Quarry to be given, and a separate quota* tion of deliveries at Gwys, Ystradgynlais, Yetalyfere. Pontardawe, Glais, and (flydach Stations. 2—HAULAGE OF MATERIALS, MUD. DUST, Ac., ON THE DISTRICT HIGHWAYS. -Sepa,rstoo Tenders are invited for the Ystalyfera, Pontardawe (Llanguicke), Pont- ardawe (Olydach), Cilybebyll and Alltwen, Ynysymond, Olydach (a), Clydoch (b), Cae- gurwen/ana Brynamman, and Cwmliynfell Divisions. 3.—REMOVAL OF HOUSE REFUSE. CLEANSING OF PRIVIES, &c.-Sepamte Tenders are invited for Alltwen, Pontardawe and Ynysmudw, Ystalyfera, Caegurwen and Brynamman, and Olydach Divisions. 4.—IRONMONGERY AND BUILDING MATERIAT,S.-Tenders are also invited for the Supply of Ironmongery and Building Materials at. Pontardawe, Ystalyfera, Oae- gurwen. and Clydach Districts. Forms of Tender And full particulars may be obtained as regards the Highway Con- tracts, Ironmongery and Building Materials, from Mr. JOhn Morgan, Engineer to the Council, Pontardawe; and aa to Contracts for Removing House Refuse, etc., from Mr. A. E. Edmunds, Sanitary Inspector, Pont- ardawe. Sealed Tenders, endorøeq with the name of the Contract, should reach me not later than Saturday, 14th March, 1514. The Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Dated this 14th d&y of February, 1914. WYNDHAM LEWIS, Clerk. Council Offices, Pontardawe GLAMORGAN QUARTER SESSIONS AND VI COUNTY COUNCIL TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. The Standing Joint Committee of the Glamorgan Quarter Sessions and County Council is desirous of Contracting foi Alter- ations and Additions to Pontardawe and Barry Doek Police Courts and Stations and to Canton Police Station. Contractors will be required to pay their workmen the recognised rate of wages. and to observe the recognised hours of labdtar, and must produce evidence of being insured against liability for accidents to workmen. Plans and Specifications may be seen and copies of the Bills of Quantities obtained for Pontardawe and Barry Dock Police Courta and Stations at the respective Sta- tions and at this Hall; and for Canton Police Station on and after the 21st instant, at this Hall. Tenders securely sealed, AND CONTAIN- ING THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF TWO SUBSTANTIAL SURETIES, or an ap- proved Guarantee Society, are to be de- livered at thio Hall NOT LATER THAN 10 a.m. on Monday, the 2nd March, 1914, marked outside "Tenders for Pontardawe Police Court and Station," or as the case mayte. The Committee will not necessarily aocept the lowest or any Tender. W. E. R. ALLEN, Deputy Clerk of the County Council. Glamorgan County Hall, Cardiff. 18th February, 1914. rro BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. Builders desirous of Tendering for Additions to the United Methodist Ohuroh, Oxford-street, Swansea, are requested to eend their names to the undersigned on or before Friday. February 20th. The lowest or any Tender will not neoessarily be accepted. rffcNRY C. PORTSMOUTH, Architect. Lionfair Build Ulgfc, &WHMh I NEW ISSUE. Royal Hungarian Government 41 per cent. Loan of 1914 FOR Kr. 500,000,000— £ 20,533,333 6S. 8d. -M. 425,000,000—Fr. 525,000,000 Nominal Capital, OF WHICH Kr. «00,000,000— £ 16,666,666 13S. 4d. -M. 340,000,000-Fr. 420,000,000 Nominal Capital are being offered for public subscription in Budapest, Vienna, Hamburg, Berlin. Brus- Bui sels, Amsterdam, and other cities. ISSUE IN LONDON OF Kr. 72,000,000 — £ 3,000,000 Nominal Capital, of which £ 1,500,000 has been applied for and will be allotted in full on the terms of this Prospectus. 11 The Loan has been authorised by the fol- lowing Laws, namely: § 2 Article IV., Law of 1910; < 15 Article XIV., Law of 1911; § 11 Article V., Law of 1912; § 11 Article ltXVl., Law of 1912; S 10 Article I., Law of 1914, in order to provide funde for the repayment of outstanding Treasury Bonds, for dis- bursements of the Exchequer, and for the construction and extension of the Hun- garian State Railways. The Bonds will be to -Bearer in denom- iny,tions of.- JEZO Kr. 480 M. 408 Fes. 504 £ 100 Kr. 2,400 M. 2.040 Fca. 2,520 JMOC Kr. 4,800 M. 4,080 Fes. 5,040 VA Kr. 9,600 M. 8,160 Fes. 10,080 and will be free, both as regards capital and interest, from the payment of any present or future Hungarian taxes. The Coupons will be payable half-yearly on the let ptember and the 1st March in London in t, pounds sterling or, at the holders' option, abroad in the currengy of the re- spective countries at the rates exchange indicated above. Messrs. N. M. ROTHSCHILD and SONS offer EI,500,000-being the balance of the above-mentioned iz,ijoo,ooo-nominal capital for subscription at their office. The price of issue is jE90 15s. for every E100 nominal capital, payable ae follows:— R5 Os. on application. X15 Os. „ allotment. X25 Os. „ 27th March, 1914. E25 Os. „ 24th April, 1914. JB30 15s. „ 25th May, 1914. £ 90 15s. Scrip will be issued with a coupon due on the 1st September, 1914, for ?1 ,&!n due on representing interest at the rate of 4J per cent. per annum from the due dates of the, instalments. Payment in full may be made under discount at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum on any Tuesday or Friaay after the Scrip has been issued. The Loan will be redeemed by 110 half- yearly drawings in accordance with the re- yearly dra ? Z ble which will be printed on demption table which will be printed on the Bonds, and the Bonds drawn will be Said off at par on the 1st Septmber or l?t March following the drawing. The draw- ings will take place in the monthe of Junei and December in each year, commencing in June, 1919, the first redemption being made on let September 1919. the numbers of the Bonde drawn will be published in two London daily papers. The Hungarian Government reserves the right, after the 1st March, 1924, to increase the amount of the drawings, or, on giving three months' notice, to pay oif at par the whole or any part of the Loan then out. standing. Subscription Lists Will be Opened on FRI. DAY, the 20th FEBUARY. and Clœed at or before Four pjn. the same day. Application must be made in the annexed form and accompanied by ,a deposit of 6 per cent. on tire amount applied for. If the allotment should not require the whole deposit the surpltth will be returned; and if the deposit be Insufficient for the first instalment on the -amount allotted, the balance "must be paid forthwith. In case of no allotment being made the deposit of the applicant will be returned. Failure to pay any of the instalments when due will render all previous payments liable to forfeiture. The ffcnp, after payment of the last in- stalment, will be exchanged for the Bonds as soon as they are ready for delivery. New Court, 19th February, 1914. THIS FORM MAY BE USED. FORM OF APPLICATION. ROYAL HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT 41 PER CENT. LOAN OF 1914. ISSUE IN LONDON OF 43,000,000 NOMINAL CAPITAL. To Hers. N. H. ROTHSCHILD A EONS. Gentlemen,— .requeet that you will allot to. £ —— — say, Pounds' Nominal Capital of the above Loan, on which enclose the required deposit of 5 per cent, or £ and agree to accept that amount or any loss sum that may be allotted to and to pay the further ataaa due in respect of such allotment, according to the conditions of your Prospectus of the 19th February, 1914. remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, Name fttt length) Add. To be written distinctly. February, 1914. PUBLIC NOTICES. gWANSEA LIBEIUL A SSOOIATION. V THE ANNUAL MEETING will be held in MOND HALL, UNION-STREET, FRIDAY, EVENING FEB. 27, at 8 o'clock. BUSINESS 1.-B.eoeive the Annual Report. 2.—Receive the Statement of Accounts, 3.—Elect Officers for the Year. 4.—Proposed Alteration of Rules (Particulars of which may be obtained any, day up to date of meeting by pdioonal application to the Hon. Sec., Mood Buildings). —LIBEBAIiJ ARE URGED TO ATTEND.— The above Meeting will be followed by a Meeting 4of the liberal Council. SWANSEA FIELD NATU-RAJTJM- SOCIETY. A LANTERN LECTURE on "Crasses" will be given at The Royal Institution, on Friday, 20th inst., at 3 p.m., by Mr. W. C. LLEWELYN. 0 ■ Admieeion NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT. THE SMOKING CONCERT in aid of tbf, SOUTH ALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE OOMXMWLAL TRAVFT,,LF.Rg ASSOCIA- TION LOQÅJJ BENEVOLENT FUND, will be held at THE HOTEL METROPOLE on FRIDAY, FEB. 27, And NOT on FEB. 30, as previously announced. SOMETHING NEW!! I "Crown Seal" TOBACCO. A UNIQUE BLEND OF GOOD-MATURED VIRGINIA & SOUTH AFRICAN TOBACCOS. "COOL & SWEET." MEDIUM STRENGTH. Packed in 1-oz. foils, 2-oz oval .tins, and 4-oz. airtight tins. Of all Tobaoconists, 41 D. PER OZ. Wholesale from SUNOLAD TOBAOOO FAOTORY, NEWPORT.

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I HOUSE AND LOBBY.

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Mr. Devlin, M.P.