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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. }-oR S-U?E, .ElT'io P?amio. ,ft.hYamh-Jj: 'I' 3. n d X.v lop hon.e 'MttarlKueuvt; in ?ood and Xylophone warking order.—Apply Bay View Hotel, S^ajsaea^ 217A11-7 f~\ V BRS'PliUNG Upright Grand Piano in beautiful rosewood case; only slightly soiled; cost 60 guineas; beet iroa frame; 7 ootaves: a, rare bargain.—Apply 206, Ken- sington-crescent, Swansea. 213A11-13 v Godfrey's Sale Bargains. T>IANOLA, with ail latest. expression de- ?iee?, including the famous Themodtefe Metrcstyle; a. real bedgain; only 11OP-1' Miled. Original price 55?1?., reduced to S?Tia. cash or monthly paymeule arranged.— Godfrey and Co., Ltd., 22, St. Helen's-roe.d, Sva.aaea? ?l?Ul-3 j T7" 1MBALi Organ, Vestry Model, 17 stops, 8i sets re-eds, knee swells; very fine j PiPO tone; in handsome solid walnut cd.se; only Original price <€gn^ re- duced to ,25gDf;. cash or i2;=¡. 6d. monthly.— Godfrey and Co., Ltd., 22, Bt. Helen's-road, SwajMea. TTI'EIGHT Iron Grand, our own manufac- ? ture; juM returned from ahorc, hire, in new condition, fully guaranteed, very fine tone, bandsom* wclnnt or-te. Original price ( eigne., reduced to 2.1 ens. ca6h or ids. 6d. monthly.—Godfrey and Co., Ltd., 22, At. D. J. Sneli's Announcements. -PQ ?Os. Od.—Pi?Tidtc. by l.n, Lon- y tfmtxJ d?n, in lierfeo? order; beautful tone: ber.-ain.-D. J. Smell, 14a, Hiffh-slrect Arcade. Swansea. 215A11-9 Ol 10s.—Second-hand Upright Grand Pianoforte by MoningtoIl & W«ston, in fine Walnut Caae-. brilliant, tone; raxe bargain.-D. J. Sneil, 14a, Hieh-fitreet Ar- adfc, Swansea. 5.k 11 X1 "j £ 10B.—Upright Grand Pianoforte, by „ Ohappsll; in beautiful Rosewood Case; eup-erb tone tMid touch; tremendous bargain.—D. J. Snail, 14a, High-street Arcade, Swansea. Z:5 iJi ) GRAMO PflONES from 21 a.; New Double- ? aided Records, Is. Id. each; all make# in St<wk; old Records Bought or E:thanged. -D. J. Snell, 14&, 21 and 22, High-street Arcade, Swansea. 2.15A I 1 0 Brader and Sons' Announcements.  CASH.—A beautiful tone Upri?t ??*?? Grand Piano in Walnut Ca?c, quite equal to new, full overstrung etaie, best steel frame, fall trichord; list price 60gns.; returned from hire.—Brader and Sons, Wind, street, Swansea. OVERSTRUNG Upright Grand Piano, in Rosewood Oase, fuU all-over iron frame, full compass trichord scale, a magnificent instrument, a.nd a great barjj.uii; ;3g n. at 14o. monthly.— Brader and gons, WiBd- street, Swansea. 213A11-6 BEAUTIFUL Model Piano, in Rosewood B Case, f?I trichord, check action, m&r- Queteric panel in centre, grand singing tone right through; offered at ne.. at 12e. monthly.—Brader and So-ne, Wind-street, Swansea. 213A11-6 I CIOLLAR-D and C?La.rd, a Sne new in- ? nient by this celebrated maker, the very latest morel, and certainly the best all- British piano, 50gns., at 21s. monthly, or dis. count for cash.—Brader and Sons, Wind- street, Swatfteea. 215A11-6 XTJALNVT American Org-an, suitable for Small Chuivh or Sciiool-zxx>m, has 14 tpeaking stops, two eominny-tion stops, and kneo swells; a very g/eat "bargain at £ 30 pafeh for quick aaie.—Brader and Sons, Wind- street, Swansea. 213A11-6 Thompson a Snackell's Announcamenta. HAitllONIUiL, in Walnut Cam, very good -d tone, and in perfect order, reduoed to jM "aw to c4ear.-Thompaen and eiaacfcelU Ltd., æ, Cattle-street, Sws-ztfye*. TLQ. PIAXOI OETE. in handsome Walnnt Case, by Hopkinson, London; coet 6fj guineae. reduced to ZO guineas; will accept 10s. 6d- pei DOnù until paid for.—Tbotnpeca ?cd BhM?eH. Lt., 39. Ca?tle-ft?e?. Swansea. T.O. PLANOFGE.TE, by Chapped, Louden; foreign modal in carved Walnat" Case; cost 55 guineas; will accept 20 guineas at IDs. fid. monthly until paid for.—Thompson and SbackcLU Ltti., i), Caetle^treet, Swan. eea. T.O. p I.LNOI!IOIELTE. by Ward, Londoc; Waamut PinÐtte; coet SO guineas, reduced to 12 gnineae.—Apply Thorn ptxra and. Shack el I, Ltd., 33, Onetle-etreet, Swansea. T.Q. PIANOFORTE TUNING. IA-NOPOBTK TUNING, oft. 6d.; recom- meudations from Dr. Turpin, Gladstone and Broadwood and Sons. Pianoe from Bechetein, Hopkineon, Collard, Brinsmead, etc.. Sale cr Hire.—Ghari«« Eadon, 5.), Bruowwicb-street, Swaosea. T.O. n „ TRADE SPECIALITIES. V,-ro()I..S! Woods! W-oota! all ehaxies at Way's, opposiSe Hcepttal. Bla-ck and lb1 )urod EBoTtaes, Bodioes, OomijinastiwiiB, liaods' Bresseti, Caipe, Itualin arid UollarM TU y>JTT BE DOWNHEA-BTED—Prepare for Xmos. Your 1"Doto to send your PrieaidA cut price from 2s. 6d. per tLoz.—A. A G. Taylor, Gainsboro' 8tudio, St. Heien'e-road, Swaxnea. 215.A1.1,.9 A RTiElCIAL Limb&, Eyc%, Omtchea,De- Aformity B<?tf. Steel-less Easi&i" Trusses, Plat Foot Supports, etc. Lady Attendants. Bella, Belt-Corsets, Trussed, Seamless Elastic Stoc5dng«, etc.-Allen Pearce. 2.), Obw-ke-street. Cardiff. Tel.: 1282. T.CL 13 MOLT NE Hi. Ltd., Fish memhaste. • 12C, High-Btroet, Svransea. Cheapest Hoaas in Town for Fish of all Varieties, VThoiemale anc Hetafl. Trial Solicited. T.O, /? A ASE BOOK about Harbs and bow to use them; free; eend at anci. TKI3 £ XELIi, The Herbalist, 144. Biciunond- road. Cardiff. E«tabli«kAd 1379. XXI EXCHANGE. XGHA.NGE.—Would Escbamee Trpplecra '.1, for gwd petf!?rree TerriBr Doe.—Bor 100. Lead«r, Sww,T»ea. 801j,.7 ui WHERE TO DINE. /XWALLA Be»otu racrt., 199, Oxfand-fltoreaL SwwuweB, (opposite eei^naai-ce to Ver-h Pisftd). Bireahfea^e, Di»nem, Teas arways ready. Very moderate charges. Ope-n on Bftndaye.—J. J. Griffixhc-, AC11-11 ■ I. in PALMISTRY. Iff ADAME DitUSLLLA, F.B.IXA, Paimiet, dairroyant, Ajnerioan HysUic Read-I imo& Advice daily. Boorg 11 4o 9. Address 49, 8t- Hnftezi Vro-ad, Swainsc*. (Laba Tie Hoyani ftfl, Haffruewte. (Last few weeks). 217A11-11 A ST-ttOLOGY.-Rel"able written We Horo- scope, Future Events, Marriage Part- Per described, Changes, Journeys, Money Prospects. Fortunate Daya. Fortunate SeacoMs, Business Success, Speculation, ete. Send birth date. Rirfrervce P.O., stamped ea- neloipe.—Madaiae Marion, 1Z, Shandwick- piace, Edinbursk. 215A11-9 tlUV,L Epping tores: Gypsy Palmist, the only Gyp&y in the World Patronised by Eoyalty. Very good on Busineae Trea»aac- t.ion6. May be consulted daily from 10 ain. to 10 p.m., at 33, Trafalgar terrace, Swansea. 214A11-7 "OAliMJttlTltY and OJaarvcyaacsk.—Ooneuit  Prof. &7Mi OH ,,x <?faijie of life, at )MT ae?et <M?d Priva?? n. SG3. Iligii-Atteet (over Myrddin liavies, the Caeaaiet.), two fcena from Ilotai Cameron, near Castle-ewiaoU (Laste the Pier, Aberyst- ■wyth!. 3E4AH-7 = SITUATIONS WANTED. ¡ -r ANTBD, a STt(iatir»a by Eespechable YOUIg lady, e Banaraid; «teeliea*t j vafmvoejm-VF rite Leader Qfioe. 2UAJLU9 J HOUSEKEEPERS REQUIRED. 1 ,V.A.¡,rTED, 0. sty #Tousekeeper, abmt 40 w Yeai*i of .a?.—Apply t? John Arthur Bryrigeliy-row, Tieboeth. 216A11-10 T7TrANTIrEiD, Ho^i&ekeepex tp reepeotable Widower and Tbree Children.—Heply E. B. Evarw3_ Tirdennaw, Liaaidore. 216A11-10 'V'A.iE'D: M?rri?d C-Gup.?-e hi-I dren to look after E?a4,?belore E<?i- dlOO: m- be %ble to cook; house, coal c.nd gas found.—Apply axy evening from 6 to 7, at 29, Vip, w-terrace, Abervavon. AC11-10 DOMESTIC SERVANTS WANTED. Y^AXTED. a. capable Young Girl ais General; rniisl, be clean nai-il have good reference.—Mr*?. Dariea, 22, Brunswick etreet, Swtansea. 217A11-7 "^TICHOIjASTON" House, P Mima-on.—Wanted, A 1 Cicneral Servaint; no cx>okiffig.—Apply fiirst ,to Surnmcm, Cu^fiorn-a and Excisw, Dyuevor-place. 217A11-11 7 A 1 ,\r A;Tlill. _c¡;; G1eÐeral-Wd wwmlc November; family two; good reference.—Apply Mrs. Bowen, 12, Quoen- tvtreet, N<XLth. 217A11-11 ANTED, Girl o help in Housework and t-ake otit Ba.by; good horae.—Apply, after 6 p-m., 3:1, Long Oaks^ivenue, Swansea. 215.11-10 "OEQUIKED, Strong Gwneral Servant for Bueinjstsj llouee.—Apply, Lewis IJCV;TS Go., High-turaet 215A11-9 TyANTKD, General; early l-fser; reter- *encos; small family; wages according to expcricace.—5, Sketty-road. Swansea. C.A11-18 "^T^AN'TED, a Good General Servant; good 17 home.-Apply in fittit instance, Mrs. GoldtitoTie, J. Cburch-«treet, Swaiasea. 215A11-9 XTIiSo SMITH, High-claes Eeriati-y ,1'1. Sorvamms.—Wawted, good Ger.eii;il«, Hou3enMt.ida, &l"»o Kitchemaaida amd Between maida.—1, Uplands, Swen- aea. Tel. 677 O. 216A11-1C MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS j VACANT, I TX^EAVFKS.—Wanted, G-ir's far plain plaid i aJtd kereey emoetiezit wage&-ILey- no-lde, (J LUTKIU laia F&etxxry. P cnitaxd ulais. • C11-7 WANTED, ecu (UMe. Vanman; Wate age, experience, wages required; aiso say iT oJbie so drive motor <:æ.A!JØDWdro Lawndry, 11, SwaaMta. 2UA11-7 M AOONB and Ù1bOw&ti Waa?tOed at Aj??e<i Bi-ickwo^-ke, laeor Port TwUwt or Cym- mer; "uiidge ooaawaot.—HUl B*\w., Oo.nfTaxv tors. 217.All-11 rptXSMlTH Wanted.—Apply "Tinplate," ijeatlar Offices, Swansea. 215All-9 I TTTANTED, D-river fox Garrett." Suyer- bewited Stoazn Wa,gon.-To¿ba.m., Jones amd Eailton, lAd., Crymlyn Burro we, Swstn-, sea • Gll-ó TVTAJNTED, ElaIn to ftz Wire aad lijirte.—Tophatm, Jones amd Ka.lliotn, Ltd., C-ry-mtyu Burrows* Swanf^eA. 011-6 "jiTASONS for WaRiug lVanted.-Apply Foreman, E. Turner and Sons, Pare Gwyllt Asylum, Bridgend. A.C.13-0 ¡ .u ^pWO Nicht PO1i Waubed; !?!sLNiM9 Tor similar men enit?bic.—?ttM?'w?r?h Hotel, Swansea.. 6-11.9 C4.EP.KS. f?A?fTED, a Juaior Ci?rk; nm? be good f ?!b<M'-?a,u'd-typ?t.—Re??y Q) Box M.?, of thii paper. 2l7Al1-7 T^rANTED, a .j uaier Oowk. f6 about IB.— W>ri!te t'ioz ii.12, Luaslec Offi.ee. 216i\lJUll w A.NTED iiamecllately, ginart Yputh, age 15-16. for Office Work.-A.pp,y. with references, Tbe Ijovzboor Oolli-ery Company U91&J, Ltd., Loughor. 216AU-9 "TXT^.i-gtfBaritiirtnl y, feaiart Youth £ «", with experience-; in film renting preferred.-Apply Manager Kinematograph. Trading Co., 28, Castle- fa tree t, Swansea. 213 At 1-13 SHOP ASSISTANTS, f HOCEBrY and ProvisMM. Sevemi Gvacancies for Joniorb and Improvers; good wages given; applicants liwist be so. cmwwmcd to good-class trade.—Z5, Leader Office, Swrusezt. A.C.U-9 p SOOEKY and Provisions. — Wanrted, several smart Assistants and Juniors; quick promotion to euita-ble axiplicanta; full Jones, India. and Cbina Stores, Yatalyfera. A.C.11-9 \\TAitTE-O, Immediately, sman Aeaistant W-' nV h speaking); a?o Errand Boy (opportunity for learning butter tra,de).- Apply Maypole Dairy Co., Ltd., 283, Oxford- áreet. Swan-gea. 214A11-7 AGENTS, &c^ WANTED. A GE.ÍB WQ.1llted PJva:t;- AC?w?(;; ftmple Book of C1wiœøt. Desi mis Free; Brroffcfr nwan«factu<re; best oommiacWyn. Treble, tyo, VikAoriciHStreet, Lojndon. Cll-12 A-NT)M, a gced CkunNepw?r 1m- S'jKs.n- wae?% and d-Wte Box M.ll, Leader Of&oe. 216.M.1-10 A BMUTIFUL SA3CPLB BOOK of ,riv4Lto -?- Chnetm?a Ce?rds a?t?utjely Free and Poet Paid. The Famous" Vietoria." Series enables you to make a..£5 Note without rit-l or outlay. Magnificent range of inii,e Kovekies, Patriotic Designs and Greetings. Every CWd me.Dufactmoerl in our own Works by British Labour. Write now to Jones, Williams aad Cc.. Dept. 51. Victo-via Works, Prerton. 214A11-7 PMVATE Christmsw CaPds. Agfyms Wajated. Beautiful Free Sample Book c-ontmniag 100 Mequisite designs, with special Patriotic CarcU; poat 1-id; eKtraordmary commiesion imaes for cJL—Eiiglish Art Co., (Dept. ?.,64). BUotbum. 2.14A.1,1-7 T'ljOrDR?B?Aa?n'a ?lour''M?.r*Ltd? FLiverpool. require Agent to work Swansea. and D",ipt. must have e&tab- Liahed conneetioo and thorough knowledge of the flour trade. Give fuH details as to experience, particularly as to turnover, also references-, with first application. A.C.U-14 AGENTS Wanted to Sell for Motor Vehicles, Gas ejid Sieain Engines, iDyna-nioe. etc., on oommiesion; would suit insurance agent.- Dyntu&o," Laader OSloe, Swansea. Cll-11 A GOOD iiioojBe Aesured.—Heepectable itou in regular employment can im- crease their income by supplying Clothing, Drapery, Boote, Jewellery, aiiti other House- hold Bequieitee for cash. or credit. No capital required. No ex-pen set LiBesal com- mission. A proiitable and pieaeant work for tiipare time. Every encouragement and sup- port given.—Dept. 0.. Joka E. Fattorini, Mancjietiier-road. Bradford 211AU-12 APPRENTICES. IBOTTMONGErSY.—Wanted, a well-educated Youth as Apprentice to the General and PurniehiDg Ironmongery Trade.—Apply to John S. Brown, Ox £ o«L0t>reet, Swansea. 214 A lw ERRAND BOYS WANTED. STBOiWi Erraand Boy W&o?)&d; good -pa?kw-  em*w mi aired. -Cu&a B-u4w&m ,;Amees? Oxford-fcUntaet, Sawwititak 217A11-7 qttA R.P Lad Wanted as Erm,nd Boy; g-wd w-l). J. Smell. 21 <5c 22, Hssrh-et-eeot Areade. 11. 9 SMART L&4 W. W:r-ro::ul: Swaasea. 214A11-7 S- -iüRTBo' 78 Wanted for q??'-? e&teeof tD. 0 "Leader" aad <?o "Herald of W?ea and Mid-Giamorcan Herald"; good money «»n be eaaiiy eaii>ed by 8mart and deter- mined boye.—Apply to followjjjg offices and agentsJ-ahn Morgan, Woodlield-street, Morristan; Edwin Hemmrne. 39, '"Que«sn- street, X-eaib; Ohao-lie Evoas, 72, Brynymor- raad. Swaaaea; Ceatos.. Keeafcle*. LOST AND FOUND. 1 T OST, a Lady's L-Iig Gold Wa.tch Cnaan, on Octo-ber or since, be-iwoeta St. Jamee'-grardens and Uplands-orescent.—The ftr-der bring:Jig it to Mr. JaiEuep Madge, 16, Upland s-creecejit, will be handsomely awarded. 217A13-7 IJjL the Person who took the vrrcog Umbrella from Moimt Pl^neawt Schooi- rcom, Oct. 2-5th, please xetiu-n to 39, Tcnace- road. 216A11-7 I-ooG-BTyn1'Oa<lJl &.1,1 llay *7<-?- Liiiq, Black chipperke D?-g, Zulu.— Please return to Xaobel, c/o Dr. Edwards, 64, King Edwajrds-ro«d, Swaneea, Al :1-6 LOST, on Saturday, Oct. 24rah, an Oval- shatped Gold Brooch with eafety pin attached. Finder rewarded.—^i06, road, Plasmarl. 2.1.6 A 11-7 FOUND Straying on Cefn Bryn. Three Mountain Ponies. If not claimed will be eoJd. May be elaimed a.ny week-day.— Apply W. G. Jenkins, SeQ., Perris Wood, Penmaen, R.S.O. 213A11-6 HOUSES FOR SALE AND TO LET. npO LET, House, No. 9. Frogmone^aveinue, J- Sketity.—App'iy W. Th«imaa maid. Com- pany, GIO'sukt Bcd,dijn,-a, Chua-ch-vJtreet, Swansea. 217 A11-7 BUSS NESS PREMISES TO LET SHOP to Let, any b;»»ss, seven rooms, 105, Lia.nfe-yiela-ch-road, Bi-ynhyfil-d.- Apply Thc, Peat Office, Brynhyfryd. 216A11-10 TTOUSE and rahop to Let at 67, Pemtre- trebameroad, Lan-d-crre.—Apply to Eliaa Wilis, Llvry norwn-road, Llansamle^. 216A11-6 TVTEATH.—To be 1?'t. Four ncwiy-crecn?d ?N a-ttraotive lock-up Shops. ea-ch with show or ewre room, small yard and DrL atises. aituate oo ma.in road close to very centre of town, and suitti-ble lor tho -busi- jicic, uf Tobacconist. Jow«iler, Chemist, l'iori"t, Fancy Goods Dealer, Dairyman, or Mercer, etc.; rent moderate.—Por further particulars apply to Henry Parmimer Estate Asrent, Neath. 214A11-9 "^rARD and Wcrkehop to Let, ai reai- of 1, Castle-«tiuai'ft; also offile on ground floor. Eutland-atreat. Apply Watkins, Printers. ZliAll.5 BUSINESSES rOR DISPOSAL. T ANDORE Joinery Works fo-r Sale or to I I Ijet as a going concern, wiitb. stock or wit.h.oa.t. stok, value £ 7.—Apply T. IL Wil- liams, No. 2, Pwli-e-uret'ii, Laaidoire; or 39, Aiulnow-atreet. Lla..lJ&.ily. 216AU-6 ?'OEAP FARMrpri? f6' P«-- F'- houae Buiidinga, 540 <Mr(?. Vilt<-?:r?; hoiiae 5,ib acmr-, Wilto,,h-"re; T&nkertoni, Pelaoee-road, Sureatbam. 216 All-JO APARTMENTS WANTED. ^yTTANTEtD, Puraished Apajrrmeirts for Boigiam FaaUiiiy.—Ap t»iy, tttaiing tes-me, to Bopcmgh EBualte Ag-cnit, 3, ProaiWict-iJ-laice, Swansisa EDUCATIONAL. OlN G IMTC TCD EN'I^S *p ;epar ed ~f o r Ex- J aniiiva:ions, Opera,, Oratorio, Ooncert Work, Comj^etitione or Social, .Accompiisji- meixte. Pulii- riiay' bo "h&l' by ttit* ment. Vfrite or call for Dfcapecttuj' aiid terms.—Prof. Dyved Lowys, Singing Master, aseisted by Mr, Dalisiel If. Lewye, accom- panist, 33. Hajttael-»i,r>eel, Svrartwoa. 156A11-30 STUDENTS Trained to ep«de of o?r 10C sWc),rds a MimuM in PITMAN'S Short- hand. Oandidattoa Sucoessfully Prcpared for Civil Service and Local Marine Board Examinations. Leoeona given in Arith- metic, Book-keeping, Navigation, German. Satisfaction gua.Ilteed.-MR.. J. HARRIS, 56, OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA. Day and Evening Classes for all Subjects. Mlfcl»'i»'?ii ii, ji-y"' i. I N E Y. £ 10 to £ 10,000 ?0 USD by th? Olde" Weat of Enctand 1 hrn:, F. f?AWM?CE. LTD., on WriM? Prom^e to Repay. Life FoLci-t-s. Furniture, Farm Srock, or other Security. Principal Rexnttins or can be Repaid by Easy Instal- ments. Promptness and Privacy. A Gentle, man will ce..11 and hand yoll cash at your house if desired. Diotanoe no object. Do not expoee your wajuinwaeuto iocall, Write UlAriag. VICTOR EAMJtl/TOTT, oo¡; CHAMBERS. WINE-STREJST. BEISTOT* ?IFSa:' Oy&z' Tbe Moratorium ?aa w,.f :Ex:. <U p?.  All ?r?M i^nui^Koki Assietanoe to pay o3 their Account and .LM?ihttM. or Capital for Bu?Mee Bxten eicne, ûe rat;p<?!,fui!y invited to apply to the B. F. Co.. wh-oh is expressly established and registered pursuant to Act of Parlia- ment. Tbe problem.! of finance are now solved. We Can Help You. 41.0 Loan, repay- able ISs. monthly; 3&. monthly £ 50 -pj monthly; £1Di>, £ 7 monthly. Writa for Prc-c Proopeettie and Press British Finance Co.. 20. Bridge^treet, Bristol MONEY TO LEND. — Gnah Advanced from £5 upwards to Ee- epaictable Househaldera. Easy Repayments. Apply District Loan Company, ST. MARY CHAMBERS, CHURCH STREET, SWANSEA. NOTICES. W-HL-UF IT MAY COKoRRN.-I, the und. am in DO way oommeetjed with a-Tty party oT parties oi a eimilar name I conducting bu-aiuesg in this town, artd thea I hove had nothujg to do with the pac.,ty paartiea rurnrpkng e. sisi-ce September, 3.-P. J. Deniwinn, M'a-noger for A. GocdaiJ an-d Co., Pier-3tree*, Svmaaaea. [I HIIRSES, CAflRIAGES, &c., FOR SALE. Fr Oooa Mexchointo ajid Othors.-For S,,Io, Hoarse, 10 baeids. C yeawooad, also Poaty, lAStr; and Fi8lt. Car suitable foir ooke.—Apply Coke, Leader Office, ?171_11-7 oryCWT. Van for Sa? ch. Trial <m 2Oappl,amtioti.-Apply AmAIvws and Wat- aom, Uplands Gcurace, Swansea 216AH-10 R Private Deal (OWDeT having inctor -— power), ood eiaart, ati-O'nc-built hatrmesB lXoTBe, 6 years old, 15 hands, euii gdaatieinan'a I tTCij) or amy tradesman's van or cart; one I tbick-eet Welftb OOIb, 8 years, 14 hands, both J warranted sound, quiet to fide and drive, reliable in aS t?'c..Si&, and free I from vioe or trial, price 25 amd 15 guineas; and a strong- Cant. Golt, rityiirg J. uitbroknan, cheasp; also Rubber-tyred Trap, Trwl-eamaji'« Oajt, 2 Sets Good Harneas, Stable Utensils, New Cb-affcutter, etc.—Edwards, Jug House," 17, Gaistle-stroet, Neath. 216A11-7 -— e m?— 'j —' — -— —  J  —imaaB-stSBa? l;¡EEiL I. URS.—Lu^ urioualy Large Set, Bkuck F<? Frew recently, costing ? M?.; tarj? shaped StcAa, beautiful ajiiinal Muff, headti, tivlfo, ete.; accept JSZ siiimiUd bargain; approvaL—Waite Box iL15, Leacter Offioe. Swaauwea 217A11-11 01TW1XG Machines <? all makes, new and ? se?cmd-h&nd. Oil, Ne?dTtea, Shuttles, etc. Agamt for Brtwibury Machines. Repairs a Bpeu'aaiity.—YaXee, 11, Lower We-tierloo- street, S waa35*M)- 217A11-11 j. .o)..chd', i^maimty ef B^iirewood for Sato.— Tophiain, Jo.w2a aaad JUiilton, Ci-ymlyn Burixjwe, Swansea. 011-6 SAPES (FirepTOof), all eases, for Sale, bar- gains. Enquiries solicited for Second- band Engines, Boilers, Saw Benches, Motor Lorries, ate-Birt. 47a. Strand. Swaccea, 011-11 LONDON Time-Xable and Red Rail-Guide.— The current iueae ot this popular Pub- lieation is on sale at all Railway Booksralle e-fld leading Newsagents. Nearly 600 pages, it deale witli over 3,000 railway stations. At tswopenee it is the beet and cheapest Railway t Snide ever publiehed. (BSD SESS FOR ALL Housewives | AND Caterers. First-class Provisions offered at NORMAL PRICES at the B STORES College St. Perfect, Mild Cured Ale HAMS, per 9b. Canadian, Irish and C/cut BACON, Choice Cuts; only Bids per lb.     '?' L h ^ted^ Sa^rphiff^ CHEESE^ 7id. per lba Centrifugal Creamery ????x???- BUTTER ONLY 1/2 per lb. Fresh arrivals every othor day. j <?><■:■ -S&iiV High Class Selected Blend TEA, 1/7 per Iba No better value put before the Swansea Public. SUGARS REDUCED Farthing per lb. BEST QUALITY FLOUR, S I O per Score. New FRUIT. Choicest Currants, 4d. per lb. Valencia Raisins, 4id. per B b. Groceries of every descrip- tion sold at rock- bottom prices for cash. by Yours faithfully, DAVIES liCO. THE Boro* Stores, College Street, SWANSEA.
AN OFFER TO RESIGN. li
AN OFFER TO RESIGN. li ECHO OF SCENE'' AT RECENT II GUARuij;H) MEETING. ¡ I The Rev. J. D. Harries (chairman) pre- sided on Thursday at'lernoon at a meet- ing of the Swansea Board of Guardians. There was a long discussion arising out of the minutes of the laat meeting, and bears on the stvno" which then occurred. In tJlfJ miuuh's of tho last mooting thero a report from a sub-commit- tee of the Dutien and Salaries Committee; included in which was a statement of the clerk on varancies on rosignr.ti on of Mr. W. M. WiHi:tms and absence of Mr Ivor Williams wnh tho Colours," and sv- arraugementa of the staff arising out Uus. One phrase in this Mtcr read: j But I knew that by thus blocking merited promotion dissatisfaction would arise," and others:- A proposal, ent'.rcly ignoring me, was: made at the last meeting of the Boapd for an appointment to this vacancy. Of course, I lie Guardians have the power to deal with the matter in that way, b"t I cannot accept responsibility if by adopt- ing this method my authority and in- fluence be weakened. If such proposal was made because of want of confidence in my ability or iu- tegrity, or both, I cannot retain my sclf- tespect without offering the Guardians an opportunity of relieving me of my othcos as Clerk to the Guardians and Clerk to the Assessment Committee, and J will consider any suggestions they wish to make. Indeed I cannot, and I wish to emphasise this, do anything like tho amount of work in the future which I have without stint done in the I)a st Mr. W. Owen objected to this letter of the Clerk's as not an accurate record of the meeting. lie was ruleji out of order when at tho last meeting he questioned this statement. The Chairman Explains. J lie Chairman did not believe he ob- jectcd to a member saying anything- UIl- loss it was unreasonable. If so. he was sorry. His object was to keep nieml)ers to the point. Mr. Owen: The Board did not have a chance to-discuss this particular minute. Mr..J. R. Rosser I (to the Chairman): It certainly was a part of what took place. I think you were quite right in what you did. Mr. Owen: Mr. Chairman, I em ad- dressing you, not Mr. Iros6cr. I hope we are not going to get a repetition of last meeting's incident. The Chairman wanted the conduct of the. meeting to be worthy of the Board, and hoped the members would help him. j The Chairman proceeded to express regret that the old customs as to standing oruers; or d ei,;3; were not adhered to, when Mr. Owen in- ■ terrupted io ask whether this was a lecture on standing orders. I Keeping \he Members in Order. The Chairman said he was going to keep Mr. Owen and every othrr member in order. He hoped the members would not! keep throwing out mines and exploding the Board." Mr. Owen still maintained that the matter, not having been discussed at the last meeting, the minute was not a correct record. He moved the deletion of the parts of the Clerk's letter quoted above. Mr. Abe Freedman seconded. 'Mr. W. A. Thoma: Mr. H. Rogerp. Mr. T. J. Parker, Dr. Stephens and others; strongly protested against the Clerk'.<» phrase about the Board's blocking pro- motion.Tho Clerk replied that whether j the Board agreed with his letter or no- and Ito kept by it-it was taken, as read as part of the Duties and Salaries Com- j mittee's report. It was accurate. Mr. Freedman asked if the Clerk was; still of thft sarno opinion all when lie wrote the paragraph about resignation. The Clerk: Yes. Eventually, by 1G votes to 12, the por- tions of the Clerk's letter were deleted from tho minutes, which, with this | I a in (nidation, were adopted.
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