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AMUSEMENTS.  E d f R E' ,k:A j!L&i. A j&. ?L? JL? OXFORD STREET, SWANSEA, Monday, Feb. 3rd, and Tw;ca Nightly at 6.50 a.nd 9.0 during the week. The Original (London Hippodrome) AMERICAN RAGTIME OCTETTE, 1 n Select-ions tn>m a Ker>ertoiro of over 300 Ragtime Ditties. MARIE GOODWIN. Chic Comedienne in Song, Story it Dance New Series of T p-to-date Subjects on THE A MER I CAN BIOSCOPE. WILL HAY, The Original Schoolmaster Comedian. PICCARD TROUPE, Presenting 'The Burglars of New York.' MILLIE PAYNE, The Queen ot Low Comedy. CAMPBELL N Q BARBER, The Great Comedy Cyei ist s. WILFRED BURNAND, Ciia rac-ter Impersonator. FIVE SYMPHONY GIRLS The Queens of Instrumental and Yocai Harmony. GRAND THEATRE SWANSEA. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 19i3, For Six Nights at 7.30, and MATINEE SATURDAY, 11 2.30 p.m. Air. GEORGE DANCE'S Company in the Successful Musical Comedy, THE QUAKER GIRL. NEXT WEEK— 3ir. George I'klwardcV Principal Reper- toire Company, in "THE MERRY WIDOW" and "THE DOLLAR PRINCESS." THEATRE ROYAL, WIND STREET, SWANSEA. Prupriet,>r & Licensee William Coutts. TO-NIGHT at 7.30, and during the week, KKNEST R. ABBOTT, supported by his well-known and old- established Company, including the charming Actress, Miss Ada Abbott, will produce tor the first time in Swan- f sea. an Original Drama of London Life iiiui Character, entitled, THE SiHS OF THE RICH. Seats may now be booked at Gwytme H. Brader's, Heathfieid-street. Telephone No., 2.91 Central. PRICLi :—Box Seats, 2S.; Orchestra Stalls, 18. 6d.; Stalls, 1&. j Pit, &d.; Balcony, 4d. NEXT WEEK— MRS. FRANK SATEfvSAN'S REPER- TOIRE COMPANY. PICTURELAND iHE VIORLD'S BEST PICTURES Are c- Vie.v Every Evening at 7.45 throughout SOUTTS' GIRCUIT.1 TO-NIGHT'S biLLi-CTlONS are as iciio?s:— AI' THE¡"O\' S SHAFTi-SBURY CINEMA ST. HELE!l'i-ROAO, SWANSEA. A Race for an Inhoriiance.Gaumoiit. His 1 list Pu,, ol Pants uubiu. The Usurer's Grip Edison Funuicus at LUlla. Park Eclair. Bobby Believes in Kindness.Gaumont Dogs and Cats of Paris Geem. The County Fair Kaiem. Pathe' s Animated Gazette of the World's News, Published Monday, February 3rd, 10i3. AT THE PALACE, ".ICH-STREET, SWANSEA. The Same Programme as at the Shaftesbury Cir.ema. AT THE f JCTUREDROME, MORRtSTOM. The :1fiact" Lubin. The raT:<i l Pact .i'a the. The 1.1 ta\ euiy V oice Lubin. Into the Genuine Ac me Basket Picnic The River Weser Welt. Fires of Driftwaod Yitagraph. Patiie s Animated Gazette of the World's News. AT THE G 4-u i; CsMEMA, GLYCACH. The Same i'rugi amine as at the PjciurtidrJine, <riu»nston. AT THfc TiVOLl, CWMBW RLA. A Cirl From the Country Edison. The sporting Euii-or Lubin. L?i. L u b i n Stubborn L lipid Nester. Double Danger V-itagraph. At. Ofh< ;ai Patiie. Armadillo Urban. The Pirate's Daughter Scpg. Pathe's Animated Gazette of the urld's News. AT THE PAVILION, PONTARDA WE. In the Service of the State .Lubin. ) M?kin? a AI an 01 Him .Crba.n. Priva.?e Hector, Gentleman. I Cricks ifc Martiu. The Half-Breed Scout .À.K, The Troubied Trail Yitagraph. On the Tip of His Nose. Itala W illie's Ticker .Lux. The Wanderer Flying A. Pathe's Animated Gazette of the World's ews. Variety Turns— THE BRADSHAW FAMILY, Six in number, .Musical Experts and Society Entertainers, Expert Xylophone, Cornet and Bell Soloists, including Master Mark, the Champion and Young- est Eupnoniuiii Soloist. A High-class, Refined, it Most Noval Entertainment. AT THE PLAYHOUSE, YSTALYFERA. TO-NIGHT at 7A.5, Mr pgRCY BROWN'S Company presents THE VACANT CHAIR. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday— I CEOFFREY LANCDQN S WifE. AMUSEMENTS. r 1 "j ¡-'PICTEURE¡ ? ? a ?' ?J r? E- HOUSE HICH STREET, SV/ANSEA. |1 ■j Managing director William Coutts. j i The Last Word in Cinema Theatres. 1 S TO-DAY at 3, SPECIAL MATINEE, Af ill-racn Tea provided Free af Charge. g TO-NIGHT. Continuous Pertornaanoe J I trom 6.39 tili 10.30. i 3Jr. W. H. Heare's Orchestral Band | I Plays Evary Evsning. i o I TO-DAY'S PKOGEAMME— I I CINEMATOGRAPH SUCCESSES. A Girl From the Country Edison. 1 The sporting Editor L,u b m • Stubborn Cupid Nestor. | Douois C anger, Vit?grap?. I An Othcial Lapse i'athe. ? Arm?d'Ho "L 1 ban. ?The Pi-aie's Daughter £ >eiig. AtuiiiiL???l Ca?ze?te of the 1 World's News, Published Mouday, 5 I February ?rd, 19J3. j i Change of Pictures Every t?onday, || I Wednesday, and Friday. ? Continuous Performance Eory Satur- I ? day fr«m 3 till 10.30. OKFOsDHIETBiS TBEATRE UNIQN STREET, SWANSEA. The Premier Haii of Sou:h Wales. PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY:- THE FOREST RANGER. DIANA'S LEGACY. THE TELL TALE UMBRELLA. THE OPIUM SMUGGLERS BRiNCING FATHER ROUND. A RANCH C, P L S TRIALS. ON THE ROAD TO MCNTSERRAT. TOPICAL BUDGET. From 2.30 till 10.30, A Ceaseless Performance of Exceeding ExoeJlemce. Afternoon Tea Free of Charge to All Parts of the House. All Trams Lead to the OXFORD." Pictures are projected on the Wonderful CHRYSTAL MIRROR. POPULAR PRICES-3d., 6d. and 1s. -0.- ALBERT HALL, Swansea. ONE WEËK ONLY, COMMENCING TO-DAY FiB. 3. At j on 8. DAILY At 3 and 8. The Lessees present the Kai-ern Masterpiece ot Kinomitogmphy— FROM MANGER TO CROSS 01 "JESUS OF NAZARETH." The SVorld'o ui-eu U-t.1 Tragedy magnificently pourtrayed in Keverent Moving Pictures. Admission 2s., 1s., rnd 6d. iteaerveU tkxtiii, 2.:> way w; booked at Brad-er'c. Healiifiela-otreet. U. jpiiiNCK'S rp-HEA'LKE, JgKlSTOL Under the Mtiiagem-Bnt of the Itepreeenta- tive.-i of the lat-a Mr. J. M. Chute. A STJRE SUCCESS TO-NIGHT AND EVERY E V'LNiNG at, 7. MXTINEES KVEKY Tl! UIUSDAY AND SATURDAY at Mr. TOM B. DAVIS PreseritB arranjo lwnt with the, CRAN D OH R I ST MAS PANTOMIME- DICK WHSTTiNGTON. (PYN)(lucf-d by (inytvn li'vitb,. Doors Oloit at 6.40. l'ar. uuiuuie at 7. fiarly Uoora at ó,Z!J. Circie and 4. Fauteil^, 36, 6d,; Balcony, o».; Uppt; Circle, 3s.; Pit, Is.; Gallery, ixt- PUBLIC t-IOT;CES. C Y 111) E i T 11 A s i ix K O D O H, I O l\ ^BtKTAWE. A Traddodir D A T; I, I T H NOS FAWRTH NESAF, C"Nef. 4ydd, am 8 o' r glocri, yn Ysg3ldy y TR I N ITY, Heof y F, arci Gan y Parch. DYFNALLT OWEN (Caerfyrddin), a r "MARCHOGION ARTHUR. Caueirydd-parch. E. Etlmunds. Y gorddoriaeth dan ofal y fonesig, Ada WiPiams. Croesaw i bawb a ddel. AJATIONAL RRiTJSH WOMEN'S TEM- ?t PEBANCE ASSOCIATION NPER,ANC-??? TILL ANN UA L TEA AND MEETING will ¡:Joe held in he CENTRAL HALL. OKCJtiAKD-STKEET, on TUESDAY, FEB. 4, 1913. ke rs MRS. BGNWiCK, N.E.C. REV. S. M. BUTTERS. B.A. Chairman— Dr. RAWLiNCS. j ubiect-" Is Disinterested Manage- ment Desirable2 S01oj,t6 GRACE THOMAS Contralto. .J.litia JENKINS Soprano. Jir. J. JENKINS Baritone. Tea Tickets 6d. each. Children lull xtrice. Tea on Tabies from 4.50 to 6.30. Evenins; Meeting at 7.50. A HEARTY INViTATION TO ALL. We WL?! it ? crowded houso to hear our views We want, IM?nit?roat?d Ma?tageme)!?" Gentleoven sp«ciaiiy invited Collection to defray expenses. ¡ R ATIONAL INSURANCE ACT, 1911 SWANSEA INSURANCE COMMITTEE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Insured Persons are required on or before the 28th DAY OF FEBRUARY NEAT, to select from the Medical Panel for the Borough the Practitioner by I whom they desire to be attended, as the Committee will proceed immediately aiter that date to distribute amongst Practitioners on the Panel those in- sured persons for whose treatment no arrangements have been made. 'd The Medical Panel above referred to will be exhibited at all the Post Offices, Police Stations and Offices of Customs I and jxc;,>ü throughout the Borough, and may be inspected at any of such places during the ordinary hours of business Bv Order, HF.RHKRT A. HIELD, Clerk to the Committee. GuiMhnH. 30th January. 1913. PUBLIC NOTICES. NATIONAL LEAGUE -OF- YOUNG LIBERALS. A L E C T U R E Will be delivered by the REV. PROFI JOSEPH JONES, M.A., a.D. iMemorial College, Bi-ee-ou), 011 I "Christianity and Social Questions," aL CARMARTHEN-ROAD CONCRECA- TIONAL CHAPEL. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), at 8 p.m. Chairman Mr. D. WEST. A MUSICAL P ROC RAM ME by the CWMFELJN MALE VOICE PARTY (Conductor—Mr. T. Norwood;. Soprano—Mit>s ANNIE GEORGE. Tenor-.Ar. O. J. EVANS. Baritone—Mr. D. EVANS. Accompanist—Mr. EVAN WALTEBS, R.A.M (Manb-eltonj. Admission Free. Collection. An appeal will be made to all Young Liberals to become Members of the League. THURSDAY'S MEETING AT FABIAN'S BA Y SCHOOLROOM. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (St. HsSeii's-rd). THURSDAY NEXT, FEB. ÖLh, l) A L E C T U R E ),,lit it ic(I- Shakespeare's Heroines," Ulustrate-l with Limeijrht Views, Will he giveii by REV. RCST. CREENSHIELDS OLA., Tickets, ?. and Children, 6d. May be I obtained at, MR. A. K. WAY'S, Wind-street. OKGAN RECIT.A jj by MISS MAGGIE. JONES, L.I'.A.M.. from 7 to 8 p.m. jjKCTU KE TO COMMENCE AT 3. T DM IN L-.i 11.\7 i I. C-f H N T Y 0 t A GLAMORGAN. All PERSONS LIABLE to the fol- iowuig LKKXCE IM'TIFS, narnelv A RM Oil T A L BEARINGS. ALA J K S i Y R A N TS. CARRIAGES. MOTOR CARS and MOTOR CYCLES und JX>GS. are reminded that those LICENCES FELL IH fO FOR itENE^'AL oti the 1st JANUARY, and that by the Finance Act of 390S, all the powers and duties oi the Board of Inland Revenue 11l re- spect thereor are ves.tod in the County Council. Licenses roav he taken out at any Postal Money Order Office in the admin- istrative county. No personal reminders will be sent, but proceedings may bo taken agninst all persons found in default after this date. A. W. FOX, Local Taxation Officer. County Hall, Ca. d iff, Dated :i]sL January, 1913. OA ^lERMO UTH U 1! BAN DISTRICT COUINCiL. EXTENSION OF WATER MAINS. The Oyst-ermouth Urban District Council invite TENDERS for the Supply, Laying, Fixing and Jointing of about 4,490 yards ol Cast Iron Water Pipes, ( ?)ai ot ??t I I Special Castings, Sluice Vales, Air Valves, Hydrants, Chambers, etc., in various parts of the Urban District, the Pipes required being of Gin., oin., 4iu., an(! ii. diameter. Plans may be seen and Specifications, Quantities and Conditions of Contract my be obtained at the office of Mr. W. P. Puddicombe, Surveyor to the Council, Council Offices, Mumbles. Sealed Tenders endorsed "Extension of Water Mains," to be delivered at my office not later than 12 O'CLOCK 'OON on TUESDAY, the lltn Day of FEBRU- ARY, 1913. The Council do not hind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. Dated this oOth Dav of January, 1913. JOHN H. ROBINSON, Ctcrk. Council Offices. Oyst-ermouth. w^ANbl-.A AND SOUTH WALES O INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND. Sir.—1 have receive d numerous en. quiries from subscribers and o ttioi- friends of the institution as to whether the blind men who are collecting house to house, are doing so on behtuf of this Institution. 1 therefore write to say that:— 1. There are no collectors employed by this Institution. 2. The i itioli, of the Blind, on whose behalf these blind men arc soliciting subscrip- tions, is in no way connected with this institution. 3. The money they collect is diVJded amongst the members of the League, some of whom are em- ployed in our Workshops. 4. There is a fund connected wi-Lni this institution, called "The! Blind Workers' Wage Augmenta- tion FunJ." which was estab- lished in 1908, and in which all the blind men in our Workshops participate whose earnings are 17s. 00. per we?k and lmder. All appeals for subscriptions to me various funds of the Institution are senr, out by the Honorary Secretary on behalf of the Committee, and they appeal to a generous public to continue to give their kind support, to the Insti- tution, which has earned on its benefi- cient work in the interests of the blind for upward s of 47 years. 1 aIll, your faithful! JOSEPH HALL, Hon. Secretary. Caersalem Newydd, Treboeth ANNUAL ORATORIO CONCERT, Saturday, February 8th, When Handel's "SAMSON" Will be rendered by the Chapel Choir, assisted by Full Orchestra and the fol- lowing well-known Artistes:— Soprano-Madame Jennie Ellis. Contralto—Madame Sambrook Jones. Tenor-Mr. Bawiti Ellis. Bass—Mr. Ufcw. R. Bowen. Organist—Mr Horaco Samual, L.R.A.M. Leader of Orchestra—Mr. W. Roberts. Conductor—Mr. J, P. Rogers. Reserved Seats, ,3s., 4s., Unre served, 2s. Is. Doors open ab 7. Connueuto <it 7.30. PUBLIC NOTICES. THE s ALTORS' }{E8T FR" npEMPERANCE ON CERT TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENiNC at 8 p.m. SPLENDID PROGRAMME ARRANGED. ArtWbes.- Mieeec; Roode. Lovering, Cisey Hop- kins. Gladys Vanetoae č"nd E- Boynori; Meesr-p. W. Hoibrook and E. Hopkins. Clunrman—Mr. W. H. VANSTONE. Speaker, Rev Wm. JONES (Mcuriston) AocompaIlj-;tu-)fio.s Glörlys Yanetone. Come in Crowds! E very body Welcomed. S~ WAN SEA AND DlOTRrC^BOt);F~AND ij LEATHER TRADES' ASSOClATlO. A GENERAL MEETING of the above wi-1 be- held on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1913, at the ALBERT RESTAURANT, Cradosi-st. At 8.15 p-m. All conn«ci.«d with the Boot Trade are urgently requested to attend. TUB 3 !?!l?H Ei?P?? IR?f MMP??? LiM?TES. ? I 'HTEiJ. Stimt, §| London, E.O. g 8UBORIBED CAPITAL £750.00B. || ME?bRV? FC?D ?a.MO. 8 TRUSTEESHIPS £64,000.000 Eouaued l?U? w i&cUjna.t? the I 1 of BrUMti ??UAi m C?lom? lav««t- I B uieute. | | Ac?a as Trustew, R,Utram and &e? 1 !?t&rt€tt for Sou?d Ccio?itd CompajiiM. § | A pamphlet, giving Lull information iu 3 | a readily understandable form, and var- 9 ■ ticularci of profitable investments yield- Eg 1 ins from 4 per cent, to 6 per cent. in | these companies lias just been prepared, a I and will be sent free on application. 1 I The Company doce not do a 8tock- jg | broking butuiMDM or deal in securities | | ,vi*ii or cn behalf of the public, who | must employ their oviii Stockbrokera 1 in dealing in any of the ftocuriti<>s re- 8 9 commended. 1 !1 R. W. BARTLIETT. 9oretarr. | fruwwi IIII ■IIIIIMKII inar-m-Mii iHMiiiiiiiiif mim NETT SALES, TWO-AND- A-HALF times as great as the South 'ales Daily Post. Sun Rises 7.38, Sun Sets 4.50. Liaiht'.ng-up Time, 5.55. High Water, 4.38.

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