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AMUSEMENTS. ETMTP^ I R E OXFORD STREET. SWANSEA. Monday, May 5th, and Twice Nightly at 6.50 and 9.0 during the week. MARK SHERIDAN, One of the B'hoys. CISSIE THOMPSON, Comedienne. New Series of Up-to-date Pictures on THE AMERICAN BIOSCOPE. JOHNSON AND BERT, In Comedy Act, "A Queer Customer." LOUIE TRACEY, The Dapper Dandy Boy. WILL H. FOX, The Originator of all Trick Piano- t Playing Acts HARRY FIELDS, Mimic. CAPT. WOODWARD'S SEALS AND SEA LIONS, In their Inimitable Comedy and Jug- gling Performance. NIXON GREY, The Volatile Comedian. GRAND TH EATRE, SWANSEA. MONDAY, MAY 5th, for 6 nights. Matinee Saturday, May 10th, at 2.30. MISS IDA MOLESWORTH AND MR. MARK BLOW'S COMPANY, IN Should he have given her away? COME AND DECIDE. THE EASIEST WAY NEXT WEEK- Mr. ALFRED DENVLLUS presents hie Chief Company in the Romantic Play- THE MIRACLE. Direct from Olympia, Liverpool. THEATRE ROYAL. WIND STREET, SWANSEA. Proprietor & Licensee- W Uliam Couttft. BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF KINEMACOLOR. Every DayllWeek commencing ji Every Night at 3. m 0 1 d ay: May5th.t) at 7.39. THE NATURAL COLOR KINEMATOCRAPH CO., LTD., present KINEMACOLOR. (Animated Photography in Natural Colors.) TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, Royal fieview ot 50,000 Troops.—State De- parture from I)eihi.-Arrivai of Their Majesties at Calcutta.. -W ithixi the Elephant Stockade.—Calcutta Ra,es.-The Pageant. Cal(-UtLU. -MoieliiniF, Extraordinary —The Price of t>uecesa. -floral Friends.—Ice Skat- ing at Murren, Switzerland.—The Note in the Shiit.-Wawbdogs of the Empire. ø NEXT WEEK- (Every Day at 3, Every Night at 7.30), LES MISERABLES." TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES IN PiCTURELAND A.T THE SHAFTESBURY CINEMA ST. HELfcN'S-ROAO, SWANSEA. Bruncj .iii.y s Cun-Play E"ajaay. bhe Powdered iter Nose ViLagraph. harcmy (.toes Yachting Urban. A .tifro'e Rewaru .Ulem. A Caucasian Bride .Eko. Winning a Wife .Cines. The Little Girl Next Door .Thanhauser. Mrs. Tweedledum as a Militant Buff ragoute Xmbrosio. Wat-erf a Lis Heron. The Lest Note .Lubin. Pathe's Animated Gazette of the World's News. Published Thursday, May 8, 1913. IT THE PALACE, HtCH-STREET, SWANSEA. The Same Programme as at the Shaftesbury Cinema. AT THE TIVOLI, CWMBWRLA. The Celonal's Peril .Bi80n. Tweedledum as a Cabman.Ambrosio. Misappropriated Turkey A.B. Woodland Streams (CoL) Gaumont. Jimmy .&sanay. Father's Little Flutter .Hepworth. Keeping Up Appearances .Lubin The Kid Kalem. The Kid k **? noss GaozL Misplaced Kindness AT THE PICTUREDROME, MORRISTON. The Vengeance at Durand Vitagraph. Love and the 'Varsity .Ola.rendon. The Cub Reporter's Temptation.Kalem. The Beetle's Deception .A. & 0. Calamity Ann's Vanity .Fl;ymg A. In Zoological Gardens (Col.) Gaumont, The Heiress Gaumont's Graphic of Topical Events. AT THE GLOBE CINEMA, CLYDACH. The Same Programme as at the Picturedrome, Morriston. AT THE PAVILION, PONTARDAWE. Lady Clare Edison. How Ned Got His Rise Imp. Allan Field's Warning .Barker. Blood and Bosh .Hepwortb. The First Steeplechase Urban. Illumination Vitagraph. Polidor Suffers from Hydrophobia. Pasqnali. A Day in the Life of a Recrnit Urban. The Gun-Fighter's San Eseanay. Variety Turns- Sid Stanto, in his Original Musical Scena, The Breakdown of the 9.30 Express." The Mervyns, Comedy Duo. AT THE PLAYHOUSE, YSTALYFERA. The Same Pictures as at the Pavilion, Pontardawe. DOUBLED IN 3 YEARS! I fthe steady and substantial Increase in tilt circulation ef the CAMBRIA BAtLY LEADER." AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE. 91 and II. gwbopegass, E.G.. Kh April, 1111. I fe the Bireeters of THE SWANSEA PR£$fe LIMITED. Dear SWS.-WE ham axamimd tttw pub Odoift boates ia reference to the Caadwil llaiay Leader" (inclwlmg ymr IatuNa" ieeve The Sporting K«wand ccrtrf) that the inoreaaea in the net salts were at (BllMwat— M& ever 1111 37j par M. 1111 ever 1989 ..————— au per Mat. OU Ovsr 1169 15.5 par cent. I JItue showing that the* sates have alntotf Vastly dmriM in thraa years. Yours faittrftttty, ftEARLC, MOMEYBOURNE Jk CO., j Gtertared Aeeeuiitante i .I, ..). AMUSEMENTS. THE II PICTURE HOUSE, HIGH STREET, SWANSEA j (Next Door to Da vied A Short). Managing Director William Coutts. The Last Word in Cinema Theatres. TO-NIGHT, Continuous Performance trom 6.30 till 10.30. TO-DAY at 3, SPECIAL MATINEE. At tampon Tea Provuied Free of Charge. Mr. W. H. Hoare's Orchestral Bpnd Plays ever,¡ Evening. TO-DAY'S PROCRAMME- I CINEMATOCRAPH SUCCESSES. The COonei's Perii Bison. Keeping Up Appearances .Lubill. Tweedledum <? a CaoLaan .Ambrosio. Misappropriated Tut?ey "A..tS.  iala er'# i,!tLie flutter Hepworth. < X. spiaced Kindness Gaumont. Woodland Streams .Gaumout. Jimmy Easanay. Patne s Animated Gazette of the World's News, Published Thursday, May a. 1913. Changs of Pictures Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. OXFORD ELECTRIC THEATRE UNION STREET, SWANSEA. The Premier Hall of Soutn Wales. A Ceaseless Performance of Exceeding Excellence from 2.30 till 10.30. PROCRAMME FOR TO-DAY i—• THE VENGEANCE OF DURAND (A Forty Minutes' Picture). BIRDS OF PREY. TOO MANY CASSEYS OUR NAVY Sixth Series, by Alfred West, F.R.G.S. HER UNSULLIED SHIELD. TOPICAL BUDGET. THE OXFORD IMPERIAL LADIES' ORCHESTRA Plays Daily from 2.30 till 10.30. Afternoon Tea Free of Charge to All Parts of the House. All Trams Lead to the OXFORD." Pictures are projected on the Wonderful CHBYSTAL MIRROR. POPULAR PRICES:-3d., ed. and 1L SALES BY AUCTION. By Mr. J. BARRON PASCOE. Under a Distress for Rates and County Court Execution. WELLINGTON INN, PLYMOUTH-STREET, SWANSEA. Sale of Household Furniture and Effects. Mr. J. Barron Pascoe F.A.I., P.A.SJ. Has been instructed by the Warrant Officer and High Bailiff to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above address, on FRI- DAY, MAY 9th, 191;). sufficient of the Household Furniture AND EFFECTS to cover distresses, cm:npru;ing :-W ALNUT PIANOFORTE by Crane and Sons, Walnut Overmantel, Kitchen Chairs, Dinner Sets, Filter, Sundry Ware, Oilcloth, Kitchen Dresser, Couch, Braes Candlesticks, WELSH OAK CHEST OF DRAWERS, Dressing Table, WasbstAnd, Bedroom Chairs, Perambulator, Brass Rail Bedsteads, Smoking Chairs, Dining Tables, Settles, etc. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. Term&-C"h. Goods on view Morning of Sale. Auctioneer's Offioo-Cardigan Chambers, 6, College-street, Swansea. By Mr. ASTLEY W. SAMUEL. ALBERT HALL, SWANSEA. TO HOUSEHOLDERS, FirBICTTJRE DEALERS, AND OTHERS. Mr. Astley Samuel Has received instructions to SELL by PUB- LIC AUCTION, at the above Hall. on FRI- DAY. MA Y9th, 1913, the undermentioned Hausehoid Furniture, AND EFFECTS, VERY FINE PIANOFORTE IN ROSEWOOD CASE, Carpets, Mats, Curtains, DINING- ROOM SUITE IN PLUSH. Carved Black Oak Hallstand, Sardinieres, Black Fender, Brass Curbs, Brass Fire Irons. Dining-room Suite in Leather, Mahogany and Walnut Bookcases, Stair Rods, Ornaments, Stair Carpet, Overmantels, All-brass Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, Bolster and Pillows, Feather Beds, Blankets, Sheets. fine old Grandfather's Clock in Oak Case, Tea Ser- rice, VERY HANDSOME MASSIVE OAK SIDEBOARD, Telescope Dining Table, Satin Walnut Bedroom Suite, Occasional Tables, Couch, Wardrobe. Table Linen, Black and Brass Bedsteads, Kitchen Dresser, Tables, Chairs, and numerous other articles; also a Shoemaker's Sewing Machine by Brad- bury Nearly New Spinal Carriage, Water Bed. and Invalid Bedstead. At 12.30 TWO TYPEWRITERS will be offered for Sale. lat-A "Remington" Foolscap, in Excel- lent Condition. Znd-A Perfectly New "Monarch." Fools- cap Siae List price, .£23 10s. Four 4-seated School Desks, Blackboard and Easel, Drawing Models, etc Goods on View Morclr'? qf Sale at 9 o'clock. Sale to Commence at 11 a.m. Terms-Cub. Auctioneer's Offices: King's Chambers, Swansea. PUBLIC NOTICES. PIERROT PAVILION, SWANSEA SANDS By Special permission of the Mayor and Corporation. Commencing WHIT-SATURDAY, May 10th, at 3.15 & 7.30; WHIT-MONDAY, at 11. 3 & 7; afterwards Daily at 3.15 & 7.30. QRlGiNAi ROYAL jpiERROTS (Under Royal Patronage and Command). First-class Artistes, Refined and Up-to-date. Sir Joseph Verdin, Bart., Garnetone Castle, Herefordshire, High Sheriff of Herefordshire, says:—" 1 am delighted with your perlorm- anoe and will recommend you to all my friends." Chairs-la, 6d., 3d. Collections. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS TO CHILE. MAY 1st, 1913. The Undersigned Professional Consul recently appointed, notifies Shipe and Ship- pers that, for all goods shipped in Swansea and District, all Shipe and Shipping Docu- mente Kimt be vised at this Consulate in conformity with Chilian Consular Legisla- tion, and to avoid heavy penalties and inoonveDience at Chilian Customs. A. R. BUNSTER, Consul for Chile. 14, Xietropoiitan Bank Buildings, Swansea. Office Hours: 11 aon. to 12.30 a.m.; PUBLIC NOTICES. (^WAJNSEA RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 1st day of July next, application will be made to His Majesty's Justices of the Peaoe assembled at Quarter Sessions in and for the County of Glamorgan at the Law Courts, Cardiff, for an order that a certain public highway in the Parish of Penderry in the said County of Glamorgan, leading from Penllergaer to UangyfeLach in the said parish, the situation of which is in- dicated on a plan which wil be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace of the said County as hereinafter mentioned and is thereon repre- sented by the parts coloured yellow, shall be diverted and turned and in part stopped up in manner following that is to say:- (a) That the portion of the said highway commencing at a point about 66 yards in an easterly direction from the centre of the private road leading irom the said highway to Penderry Farm and con- 'tinuing thence for a distance of about 93 yards and lying between the points B and C and coloured yellow on the said play. should be stopped up and closed. (b) That the portion of the said highway lying between the points D and E and coloured yellow on the said plan should be diverted and turned at the point D indicated on the said plan and being about 311 yards in an easterly direction from the said centre of the private road leading to Penderry Farm and continued in a. straight line over and across lands belonging to Sir John Talbot Dillwyn Ll-ewelyn Baronet and by substituting a new highway so to be made which to represented on the said plan by the colour pink and lying between points D and F and terminating at the said point F being indicated on the said plan for that portion of the said highway coloured yellow, and by stopping up and closing such last mentioned portion of the said highway. (c) That the portion of the said highway commencing at the point F indicated on the said plan and being about 451 yards in an easterly direc- tion from the centre of the said road leading to Penderry Farm and lying be- tween the points F, G, and H and coloured yellow on the said plan should be diverted and turned and continued over and acrosg lands belonging to Sir If John Talbot Dillwyn Llewelyn Baronet by substituting a new highway so to be made which is represented on the said plan by the colour pink and lying be- tween the points E, I and J indicated t,hereon for that portion of the said highway coloured yellow and by stop- ping up and closing such last mentioned portion of the said highway. (d) That the portion of the said highway commencing at a point about 923 yards in an easterly direction (measured along the existing highway) from the centre of the said private road to Penderry Farm and continuing for a distance of about 30 yards lying between the points J and K and coloured yellow on the said plan be stopped up and closed (e) That the portion of the said highway commencing at a point about U34 yards (measured along the existing highway) in an easterly direction from the centre of the said private road leading to Pen- I derry Farm and continuing for a length of about 32 yards lying between the points L and M and colourei yellow on the said plan be stopped up and closed. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that the certificate of two Justices that they have viewed the said highway and the new highway proposed to b3 made is nearer and more commodious to the public with the plan of the old and proposed new highway will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace of the said County on the 28th day of May next. Dated this 30th day of ApriL 1913. EDWARD HARRIS, Clerk to the Rural District Council of Swansea. COUNTY BOROUGH OF SWANSEA. ADDITIONS TO CENTRAL POLICE I STATION. The Corporation Invite APPLICATIONS for the Appointment of CLERK OF WORKS in connection with the proposed Additions to the Central Police Station, at a salary of jE2 10s. per week. Applications, stating age, qualifications and experience, together with copies of three testimonials of recent date (which will not be returned), and endorsed Clerk of Works Central Police Station," delivered to the undersigned not later than twelve Boon on May 16th next. Experience in rein- foroed Concrete Construction essential. Canvassing will be deemed a disqualiifcation. H. LANG COATH, Town Clerk. The Guildhall, Swansea, 5th May, 1913. NATIONAL LEAGUE -OF- YOUNG LIBERALS. —GKilAT— PUBLIC MEETING at SILOAM, PENTRE, FRIDAY, MAY 9, B,t & D-in. i;pe"ers- M" TOM PARRY, M.P. (FLINT BOROUGHS). Mr. J. WALTER JONES, B.A. (Chairman, South Wales Council. N-L.Y.L.). Mr. RICHARD MARTIN, J.P. (President Liberal Association). I Rev. PENAR GRIFFITHS, And OFFICERS OF THE LEAGUE. Chairmaa- Sir COURTNEY MANSEL, Bart. Selections by the UNITED MALE VOICE PARTY (Oonduotor, Mr. Evan Walters, R.AJCJ. Admission Free. Collections. Hearty Invitation to All. Doors Open at 7.30 p.m. CLYNE VALLEY RACES SATURDAY, MAY 10, AND WHIT-MONDAY, MAY 12. .OYER NINETY ENTRIES. FINEST RACECOURSE IN WALES. RACES SEEN FROM START TO FINISH. HORSES ENTERED FROM ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND ALL PARTS OF WALES. POPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION- ONE SHILLING. GATES OP.EN AT 1 O'CLOCK. FIRST RACE—SATURDAY, 3 o'clock. STEST RACE-MONDAY. S o'clock; PUBLIC NOTICES. TELE.P HO.s E-CENTEA.L 250. GOWER VANGUARD MOTORS, LTD. SPECIAL WHITSUNTIDE MOTOR SERVICE TO COWER, Via Parkmill, Venmaen, Reynoldston, Rhossilly, Llanrhidian, idanmadoe, and Llangennith- SrA-RAGE — BREW ERY TAP HOTEL, PLYMOUTH-STREET. SWANSEA. From RHOSSILLY. FRIDAY, May 9th.-4.0 pjn. SATURDAY, May 10t.4.-6.40 a.m.. 10.0 a.m., 1.0 pun., 6.30 p.m. W ILLT-MONJUA I—7.0 a.m., 12 noon, 6.0 p.m. TUESDAY—7.0 a.m., 6.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY—7.0 am., b,30 p.m. From SWANSEA. FRIDAY, May 9,th-6.0 p.m. SATURDAY, May ltita-lu.0 am. 2.30 p.m., 5.30 pun-, 10.0 p.m. WiilT-MONDAi:—9.30 a.m., 10 JO aon, 2 p.m., 9.0 p.m. TUESDAY—10.30 a.m., 9.0 p.m. Wb.uJ)Å.Y-lO..)() a.m, 6.30 pan. From LLANCENNITH. FRIDAY, May 9th.- SATURDAY, May 10th.-7.0 a.m., 12 noon, 5.30 p.m. WHIT-MONDAY.—7.30 a.m., 6.30 p.m. TUESDAY.-7.30 a.m. WEDNESDAY.-7.30 a.m., 5.30 p.m. From SWANSEA. FRIDAY, May 9tii-6.0 p.m. SATURDAY. May 10th.-10.0 a.m., 3.0 p.m., 9.0 p.m. WHIT-MONDAY.—10.30 a.m., 9.0 p.m. TUESDAY.—9.0 p.m. WEDNESDAY .—10.30 a.m., 7.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY.—10.30 a.m., 7.30 p.m. From LLANMADOC. FRIDAY, May 9th.- SATURDAY, May 10th.-7.0 a.m. WHIT-MONDAY.—7 30 a.m., 5.30 p.m. TUESDAY.—7.30 a.m. WEDNESDAY—7.30 a.m., 5.30 p.m. From SWANSEA. FRIDAY, May 9th.—6.0 p.m. SATURDAY, May 10th.-7-iO p.m WHIT-MONDAY—10.30 a.m., 9.0 p.m. TUESDAY.—9.0 p.m. WEDNESDAY.—10.30 a.m., 7.30 p.m. Return Fares-Rhossilly < Penmaen 2/6, Parkmill 2 Lfangennith 3/6, Old Walls and Llanrhidian 3/ Reynoldston 3/ Lianmadoc 3/6. Single Fares: Half-price. The Proprietors will do their utmost to run to the above times, but will not be held responsible for delays through unfor- seen circumstances. All Goods are carried at owner's risk. Return Tickets are avail- able for day of issue only. The Tickets are issued subject to the conditions endorsed thereon. Private Parties arranged for to any part. Swansea Football Ground. WHIT-MONDAY GRAND ATHLETIC SPORTS Under the patronage of the Mayor of Swansea. OPEN FOOT AND CYCLE RACES. THROWING THE CRICKET BALL. MUSICAL CHAIRS COMPETITION. OBSTACLE RACE. JUMPING. Ac. MUSIC BY THE POLICE BAND (Conductor—Mr. A. R. Shackleford. R.M.S.M.) Gatee Open, 2.30; First Race, 3 o clock | ADMISSION—6d. Grand Stand. 6d. extra. R. MINTON, J-mile World s Record Holder. Percy J. Smith, Swansea Valley and Welsh Champion; B. Hughes, ex-pro. and Welsh Champion, will compete. UNITED OPERATIVE PLUMBERS' ASSOCIATION. Brothers of the above Order are requested to ATTEND THE FUNERAL of our late BRO. JOHN SHARP. Funeral Leaving 78, Sym,and"tamet,, for Danygraig Cemetery, at 3 o'clock, on Saturday next. ORDERS BY LIEUT.-COLONEL A. LLOYD JONES, R.A.M.C. (T.). 0.0. 3rd WELSH FIELD AMBULANCE. ANNUAL TRAINING—All Members must have their Kits at Headquarters on FRIDAY, 9th inat., not later than 9 a.m. PARADE (Time: 10 a.m.)-All Members will Parade by Sections at Headquarters on SUNDAY, llth inst., prior to entraining for Abergavenny. Dress: Service Dress, Marching Order. (Signed) DANIEL E. EVANS, Capt. & Adjt., R.A.M.C. (T.) Swansea, 10(5(13.

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