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i SALES BY AUCTION. 1 "THE CROFT." RICHMOND ROAD, SWANSEA. Astley Samue!, F.A. I. i Has received instructions from Mr. T. 0. Meager, who is giving up housekeeping, to SELL, bv T UBLIC A on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7th, 1.919, the; whole of the Valuable Household Appointments, Further particulars in due course. Auctioneer's. Offices: King's Chambers, Corner of (Sower and Orchard Streets, Swan-ea. TAIU) (Situated between the Canal and G.W.K. Station, Morriston), CLASE ROAD, MORRISTON. To Timber Merchants, Builders and Others. Astley Samuel, F.A.I. Has been instructed to SELL by PUBMC AUCTION, on WEDSESDAY, 17th DECEMBER, i.919, tho Valuable Plant and Timber, Etc. Some of the Items :-LARGE SHED with Corrugated Iron Roof, 18ft. x 16ft. x lQft. t-o the eaves; complete 10 h.p. Gas Engine by Crossley Bros, with two Tanks and Piping; Quantity of Eini Coffin Boards, Ash Planks, Ash Shafts, Hand Riven Oak Spokes, Quantity oi JVals and Boards, Blacksmith s Bellows, Old Trpps and Carts, 2 Sets of Chain Harnes.sand 1 Set of Cart Harness, and numerous other items. Sale to Commence at 11 a.m. Terms*. Cash, Goods on View Morn- ing of Sale. Further particulars from the Aue-j ticneer's Offices, King's Chambers, Corner of Gower and Orchard Streets, Swansea. ST. GABRIEL'S HALL, t ST. HELENA AVENUE, SWANSEA. WEDNESDAY NEXT, DEC. 17th. fJir. Joseph Harris JTPS favoured with instructions to offer for SALE bv PUBLIC AUCTION, at tho above Hall and date, a Large Quantity of Superior Household Furniture AND OTHER EFFECTS, the chief items being:— Two Beautifully Carved Walnut Side- boards, with mirror backs, Inlaid "Mahogany Bedroom Suite, Carved Wal- nut ditto, Mahogany Telescope Dining Table, Handsome Dining-room Suite and I Dressing-room Suite ,AlL-Brass Bed- l steads, Wire Mattresses, Wool Overlays, Feather Beds, Splendid Mahogany Book- case, Brass Fenders and Fire Brasses, Hearthrugs, Walnut Hall Stand, Excel- lent Chesterfield Suite in Crimson Plush Velvet (equal to new), Walnut Over- mantels, Duchesse Washstand and Dress- ing Table, Pictures and Ornaments, Kitchen Table and Chairs, the usual Cul- inary Utensils, as well as a Pull-Com- j passed Iron-Framed PIANOFORTE, OAK CASE GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK. LADY'S BICYCLE, and other articles too I, numerous to particularise. Goods on View Morning of Sale. Sale to commence, promptly at 11 o'clock a.m. Terms—Cash. Auctioneer's Offices: 1, George-street, Swansea. Tel., 409 Docks. COUNTY BOROUGH OF MEKTHYR TYDFIL. Mr. Arthur S. T. Lucas Has been instructed by the Owner to er »rtrajifc by I'UlJLlC AUCTION, at the BUSH HOTEL, HIGH-STREET, MElITHYR TYDFIL, on WEDNESDAY. 1 he 17th of DECEMBER, 19'19 (subject to Conditions of Sale), at 3 o'clock inthe Afternoon precisely, the following Valu- able Residential Leasehold Properties, viz.: I *V Lot 1 (with Vacant Possession on Com- Plction).-N-o. 3, COURTLAN D-TER- RACE, containing 10 Rooms, Bath-room and Offices, Front and Back Gardens, .Back Entrance, Double Section Green- house, Spacious Cellar with entrance to main road. Lease 99 years from Novem- ber, 1855. Ground Rent, £3 14s lid. Lot -0. 4. PARK-TERRACE, con- taining 8 Rooms, Bathroom and Offices, Front and Back Gardens, with Back Entrance. Let; on Lease expiring in March 25th, 1921, to J. W. Lewis, Esq., Solicitor, at an annual rent of lessee paying rates and doing inside repairs. This Property is held on lease for 99 years from November, 1891. Ground Rent, gi 13s. 9d. For further particulars and for per- mission to inspect Lot 1, apply at the Residence; and as to Lot 2, to the Lessee; and for further information to Arthur S. T. Lucas, Auctioneer, 6, Rut- land-street, Swansea, and at Mumbles. Estbd. 1885. Tel.. Central 230; or to Prank T. James, Esq.. Solicitor, 131, High-street, Merthyr Tydfil. Tel. 94. S (No. 1683) o Householders, Prospective House- holders, Antique Dealers and. Others. DILLWYN AUCTION MART, 10 and 11, ST. HELEN'S ROAD, SWANSEA A Large Quantity of Household Furniture in Ee1:te:ftiÓl:I: Bed- j room Suites, Wood and Iron Bedsteads, I Wire Mattresses, Large Gilt Framed Overmantel, Oak Overmantel, China Cabinet in Oak, Chest of Drawers, Mahogany Cheffonier. Pair GLASTON- liuu? C-IIAlt"li WI'1-1[ I C I S E -Ej BURY CHAIRS WITH INCISED XpBEY, Two Large Dutch Antique Cop- per Jugs, Pair High Backed Brass Fen- ders, Antique Oak Corner Cupboard, Rolls Inlaid Lino, Rugs, Carpets, Mangle, Toilet Ware, Cutierv. 0' PIANOFORTE and other articles too numerous to detail to he SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION by Mr. Jno. Oliver Watkins, i, F.A.I., P.A.S.L, Ii at bis AUCTION ROOMS, 10 and 11 ST. HELEN'S ROAD, on TUBSIH y' DECEMBER Kith, 1919, at 11 o'clock pre- /is¡¡)ly. (foods on View from 9 a.m. on the day of the Sale. PUN CLA WDD. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE i1 LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. Mr. David M. Thomas Has received: nstttlctions to offef for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the RAILWAY INN, PLNCLAWDD, on THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18th, 1919, the follow ing" Valuable Leasehold Property, vez.: Nos. 1 to HEDY ROW (formerly Gower Terrace). PEX- 1 CLAWDD. All the Houses are well Tenanted. The Property is held under a Lease for a term of 99 yea i-s from Decem- her, 1873, at the Yearly Ground Rent of I £10, of which Lots 1 to 13 shall each bear Jis. 3dand Lot 14 shall hoar 4s. 9d. Sale to commence at 7 o'clock in the Ennlllg.  For further particulars .apply to Messrs. Aeron Thomas and Co., Solici- tQrs, York-str&et. Swansea; or to the Auctioneer, Ruf land-street, 6wansea ffeleuhont.* Do<ks J ——- L -.Wis .>?, I SALES BY AUCTION. 1 THE BIYN. near SKETTY GREEN, In the County Borough of Swansea, Glamorganshire. By the direction of the Trustees of the late T. Eden, Esq., deceased. IMPORTANT SALE OF DELIGHTFUL OLD-WORLD RESIDENCE, with Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Paddock and Accommodation Lalid. the whole com- prising nearly 181 ACRES, and known as T-HE BRYN The Residence of ijie late Miss Emily Eden, which will oe offered for Sale, with VACANT POSSESSION ON COMPLE- TION, by MESSRS. ¡MESSHS. I at the HOTEL };Io,do1ES- DAY, DECEMBER ltith, 1919, at 3.30 p.m. Particulars and Conditions of Sale with Plans, may be obtained, with Orders to View, of Messrs. Few and Co., Solicitors, 19, Surrey-street, Strand, W.C.2, or of the Auctioneers, at their offices, 46, Waterloo- street, Swansea. (3205) PENDERYN, near IIIRWAIN. SALE OF LEASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSES. MESSRS. John M. Leeder and Son Will otter for SALE bv AUCTION, at the CARDIFF ARMS I-IOTEL, IIIR- WAIN, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 1919, at 2.30 p.m., the Leasehold Dwelling-houses, Known as Nos. 13 and II. PONTPREN, PENDER YN, let on monthly tenancies at a total rental I of SI8 lis. 7d. per annum, Landlord pay- ing outgoings. Tho Property is held by lease for a term of DO years from 29th September, 1882, at a, Ground Rent of All lis. 5J, ttr I annum. Further particulars may be obtained of Arthur Henton, Esq., Solicitor, 18, Dun- raven-place, Bridgend; or of the Auc- tioneers, 4(-), Waterloo-street, Swansea. PENDERYN, l?ECONMIIRE, near, HIRWAIN. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS, PUBLIC HOUSES, QUAR- RIES and GROUND RENTS. I MESSRS. I John M. Leeder and Son Have received instructions from the.!rl1s-1 ks of the late Mrs. Sarah Rbys to offer for SALE by AUCTION, at the I CARDIFF ARM HOlEL. HIRWAIN, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 1919, at 2-30 p.m., the Freehold Estate, as ) YSGUBORFAWR and PANTCEFNY- FFORD, Comprising Ysguborfawr and Pantcefny- fford Farms, Accommodation and Build- 1Ug Lend. Penyreithm House. 3 Cottages I. at Pontpren. the Red Lion Inn, Valuable Stone and Sand Quarries. Also FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS amounting in the aggregate to £:J2 5s. lid. per annum. secured upon the Butchers Arms, the Post Office, and Dwelling-houses at Pont- pren with the valuahl? reversions at the expiration of the respective leases. Particulars and Conditions of Sale are I in course of preparation, and may be 1 obtained, when ready, of Messrs. R. P. Morgan and Co. Solicitors, OcrhaTd- street, Neath; or of the Auctioneers, 46, Wa to r loo-st: r eet, S wan sea. SKETTY and SWANSEA. Highly Important Sale of First-Class Licensed and other Property. I M.ESSH S. I James and James, F.A.I. ar?? instructed to SELL bv PUBLIC AUCTION, at the HOTEL CAMERON, SWANSEA, on WEDNESDAY, DECEM- 1 I lo-,v i ii,, Valuabl, BEH. 17th, 1919, the following Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Properties, viz.: Lot 1.—That Exceptionally Situated Freehold Corner Counter-traclo Public House and Large Premises, THE VIVIAN AIUIS, THE CROSS, SKETTY. Let to Messrs. Alisopps and Sons, Ltd., upon a yearly tenancy at the Rental of ESO per annum under a Repairing Covernant. The Premises have Large Frontages to the Main Gower Road and to the Cockett Road, thus offering one of the finest sites for an Hotel in the newly-extended Borough. The position is more or less one of monopoly, as there are only two licensed premises in the whole of this increasing suburb. Lot 2.—No. 73, NORFOLK STREET, MOUNT PLEASANT, Leasehold, Six Rooms, Polled Stone Front with Bay Window. Lot 3.-No. 75, NORFOLK STREET, MOUNT PLEASANT, a similar house. I Both Houses are let upon weekly ten- [ ancies at aggregate Rentals of 926 4s. 4d. each inclusive per annum. I Included in tro above Sale will be the Freehold House. No. :17, COEDSAESON- CRESCENT. SIvETTYr, containing 6 Rooms and Scullery, to he Sold WITH VACANT POSSESSION ON COMPLE- TION. Solicitors: Messrs. Beor and Wilson, Temple-street,. Swansea. Further particulars and Conditions of Sale from the Auctioneers, 7, Goat-street, Swansea; or with reference to Lot 1 from Messrs. W. Robinson Smith, Son and Lewis, Solicitors, York-place, Swansea. HIGH PENNARD, GOWER. An Additional Outlying Portion of THE KILVROUGII ESTATE, comprising an area of 762 ACRES OR THEREABOUTS. MESSRS. • James and James, F.A.I. Are favoured with instructions from i,ioiit.-GOII-lmaii(fer Lyons, D.S.O., to OFFER for SALE, at the HOTEL C\MERON. SWANSEA, on WEDNES- DAY, JANUARY 21st, 1920, the follow- ing Valuable Freehold Farms and Choice Building Sites, rhoino' portions of the above Estate), viz.: "HIGHWAY." GREEN LANE," "CUiEAT SOUTHGATE," LITTLE SOUTHGATE," HAEL," HUNTS,? ?'DEG\TE." "HIGH PENNARD, SUNDRY SMALL HOLDINGS, MARKET GARDEN FIELDS., COTTAGES AND GARDENS, and 36 of the CHOICEST BUILDING SITES in Gower, bordering the PENNARD GOLF LINKS and facing the sea Detailed particulars and Plans are in course of preparation, and may be had from the Auctioneers, 7, Goat-street, Swansea; Mr. T. E. Jenkins, Estate Agent, Kiivrough Estate Office, Parkmill, or from .Messrs.Nicholson, Patterson and Fre-eland, solicitors. Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster. HIGH PENNARD, GOWER. OUTLYING PORTIONS OF THE KILVROUGH ESTATE. This SALE is POSTPONED to WED- NESDAY, JANUARY 21st, 1920. JAMES & JAMES, F.A.I., Auctioneers, L ,7. CiuAk-street, Swansea, SALES BY AUCTION. G. R. MINISTRY OF MUNITIONS. By Direction of the Disposal Board (Furniture Section). HIGHLY IMPORTANT 5 DAYS' SALE BY AUCTION of a Large Quantity of SHIPS' FITTINGS, FURNITURE, AND GENERAL STORES, At DOCKYARD, PEMBROKE DOCK, SOUTH WALES, on the 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th JANU- ARY, 1920, at 12 o'clock each day. The Sale will include— 500 Iron and Wood TACKLE, TOWING, etc., BLOCKS. 450 ULANKETS. BROOMS and BRUSHES. BOOKCASES. KM BOXES of sorts, 40 PORTABLE BOILERS. BASKETS, Luien, Bread, etc. BATHS; Buckets, Iron and Wood. 140 BEDSTEADS, Bed Bunks and Bed- places. 30 SHIPS' BOATS. 34 Ions CORDAGE, Old. 50 Tons CORRUGATED IRON SHEETS, Old. 1,000 Old TAR CASKS. CUPBOARDS; COVERS for Tables, Chairs, etc. 500 Cloths, Pantry, etc. 200 CURTAINS. CHESTS of DRAWERS. 300 CHAIRS, Revolving, etc. 18 TONS ELECTRIC CABLE, old. 80 Lots CORTICINE, worn. 200 COUNTERPANES. 100 CRUETS. 80 CUSHIONS. 100 CLOCKS. CHINA, CUTLERY. 10(i I)INE, M, A]IC)G- 100 PINE, MAHOGANY, and WALNUT DOORS. 600 CARBIDE and SOAP DRUMS. 14 DESKS, Office. > 14 ELECTRIC FANS. 120 FISHERMEN'S PELLETS FENDERS and FIRE IRONS. 40 GLASSES, looking. 40 GRINDSTONES. GARDEN SEATS, <ftc. 100 GLASS ILLUMINATORS for Side Scuttles, etc. 1 Ton INDIA RUBBER, old. GLASS WARE. HARDWARE and IRONMONGERY. 2 LAWN MOWERS. 500 LAMPS and LANTERNS, Masthead Allrounds," etc. t LADDERS, Lookers, 55 Fold-up Lava- tories. 1 Ton LEATHER, old. 19 LIFE BUOYS, Circular. MEAT SAFES. 180 WOOL, HAIR ,etc., MATTRESSES, 200 Mattress Covers. 200 MATS, etc. It MIRRORS. S NAVYPHONES. 50 OARS, Boat. 100 Pillows. 200 MAHOGANY. WALNUT, and PINE PANEL PIECES. 60 Tons RAGS. 16 HOT WATlm RADIATORS. ULGS, Racks,'Mess, etc. RA FTS, Linkleters, -etc. SAWS, Band and Circular. 5 MONEY SAFES. STOVES. 190 STOOLS and FORMS. SIDEBOARDS. 50 PORTLIGHT and SIDE SCUTTLES. SETTEES in Tapestry and Pegamoid. 1,000 SHOVELS. Iso SHEETS. 1.110 STEEL WIRE ROPE SLINGS. TOOLS. 180 KITC HEN, DRESSING and DINING TABLES. 200 TOWELS, 50 WASHSTANDS. 30 WARDROBES, etc. Catalogues may be obtained from the Auctioneers, Messrs. BOWLING BROS., 17, Commercial Row, Pembroke Dock. Further particulars may be obtained from the Controller, Furniture Section, Ministry of Munitions, Disposal Board, 18, Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster, S .W,l. NOTE.—For particulars of other Govern- ment property for Sale. see 'SURPLUS,* a l e see price 3d., at all bookstalls, or by quar- terly subscription of 2s. post free, pay- able in advance to the Director of Pub- licity, Ministry of Munitions, White- hall-place, London, S. W .I. LLANGADOCK. at the CHURCH HOUSE STABLE YARD, at the Entrance to the Town. MESSRS. Wm. & Walter James, F.A.I. Have beeu favoured with instructions from Mr. Tudor Lewis, to offer by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above Yard, on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18tb, 1919, the following Valuable Horses, Cobs, Ponies, Dairy Cows, Timber Wagons, Tip Carts, Gamboes> Traps, Shaft and Leading Harness, and 80 Tons of Hay, viz.: 30 Heavy Draught and Colliery Horses (in a tit condition for heavy .work). 4 Hackneys and Cobs. 6 Strong Ponies (handled). 2 Shorthorn Dairv Cows, in full profit. IMPLEMENTS. 7 Timber Wagons in good condition, 6 Tip Carts do., li Strong and Useful Gam- boos. HARNESS. Several Full Sets erf Shaft and Leading Harness, Collars, Head do..Bridles, Gambo- Ropes, Sundry Timber and other Chains. Also About 80 TONS of the best HAY (35 Tons being last year's Hay). Sale to commence at 12 Noon. Terms—Cash. Auctioneers' Offices: Llangadock, Llan- dovery and Llandilo. SWANSEA. TO PROPERTY INVESTORS AND OTHERS. J. Barron Pascoe, F.S.I., F.A.I., Hes been instructed to SELL bv PUBLIC AUCTION, at the HOTEL CAMJHRON, SWANSEA, on TUESDAY, Kith DECEM- BER, 1919 (subject to Condtiions of Sale to be then prdouced) the following Valu- able Leasehold Properties: Lot I.-All that Valuable Double- Fronted Shop and Dwelling-house situate and being Nos. 93 and 94, MANSEL STREET, in the occupation of Mr. J. Campbell, Draper. Vacant Possession will be given on Completion of the Purchase. Lots 2 to 7.-Nos. 10, 11, 12, 13 and 15, SPRING TERRACE. Lot 8.—No. 14, SPRING TERRACE, together with the Valuable YARD ad- joining. This is a Splendid Site for the Erection of Garages or Warehouses. Lots 9 and 10.-TWO LEASEHOLD GROUNDS amounting to t9, arising out of and secured upon Nos. 7, 8, and 9, Spring Terrace Lots 11 and 12.—Nos. 62 and 63. WES- TERN STREET. Sale to commence at 3 o'clock p.m. Further particulars, with Orders to View, may be obtained of as to Lot 1 to 10, Messrs. T. W. James and Co., Solici- tors. Goat-street, Swan sea. as to Lots 11 and 12 of Geo. L. Thomas, Esq., Solicitor, Central Buildings, Fisher-street, Swan- sea, and as to the whole of the Auction- l rs. 7, • Gower-street, awujisca.. .ja i — ■ + md I NOTED HOUSE FOR LEATHER GOODS. SWANSEA SADDLERY CO. XMAS DISPLAY of Solid Leather Goods. r A large selection of Solid Fancy Leather Goods suitable for Xmas Presents. ¡ I Solid Leather Suit and Attache Cases. Week-end Cases. Bags-Brief, Kit and Portmanteaux. Dress Baskets. Cabin and Overland Trunks. Blouse Cases. I Box and Parcel Straps. School Bags. Ladies' Hand Bags & Purses I Gent's Pocket Wallets. Purses. Safety Razors & Razor Strops Leather Watch Guards. Wrist Straps, etc. I I Braces, Belts, Leggings, Gloves, Woollen and Waterproof Rugs. J | SWANSEA SADDLERY CO. Alexandra Road and High Street Arcade, Swansea r was $lIWfERSI{)£ I !— quE8S: vicroftfa &/A 077XW,3 1(? F ¡ i TOFtONrOiiALIPrAX I 14,000 MILES OF TRACK I J I Serving Fertile Agricultural Lands, Important Mmera! Bearing I ? TerrittKri? Valuabfe Timber Regions, Extensive Fishing Industries, I Chief Manufacturing Centres. I For Freight &nd Pa.øøer Rates? Booklet*. &c., ?pply :— B 1 Qoneral #Mm>ser Depti M, CMARtNO CROSS, t.OMOOM,?W.?! P.pr and ''M!<M Depts.t *a-4e, NEW I ? BROAD &TREET, LODON, K.Q 2; CUNARD BUILDrN" LIVERPOOL; ?5, HOPE STREET, GLA8GOW. Bj   ??_? hbllc intormeltion Dept.-42-45, NEW <M:OAD STREET, LONDON, E.C.2. SALES BY AUCTION. 41, CASTLETO-N. MUMBLES. I TUESDAY, 16th DECEMBEK, 1919. I Mr. Trevor E. Williams 1 Has be? instructed by Mrs. Percy Wil- l liams to SELL by PUBLIC AU,4C?PIO-N-, tho whole of the Household Appointments Comprising Massive Carved Oak Side- board, Carved Oak Extension Di?'i? Table, Carved Oak Overmantel, Vine J Dining-room bnite in Red Plush and Oak ¡ Pranies comprising Drop and Cilc-, tl-r- field, 2 Easys and 4 Smalls; "Drawing-; room Suite in Tapestry, 2 Easys, Crrcii, SmaJIs; Chip?ndalo Chifia. C?-hu?'t,! i,?berat,on Bureau and E?kc.?e. lim? Dark Walnut Bedroom Suite comprismg I Wardrobe, Dressing TnhL-, vya.-iistand, l and 2 Chairs, Dark Walnut Bedroom Suite with 3ft. Wa-rdrobc, L'esstng I I Chest, Wcshstand, and 2 Chairs, and i Goods too numerous to .ncn -i :m. For particulars, see posters. Goods on View Monday, ];,tL De^mter, 1919 (day before Sale) from 2 to J p.m. j Sale to commence at 11 a in. ¡ Terms—Cash. Auctioneer's Offices: 17, St. Mary-street, ¡ Swansea, and" Kav-enshoe," Mumbles. Tel., tH. AUCTION MART. 21, UNION STREET, SWANSEA (Opposite Mond Buildings). WEDNESDAY, 17th DECEMBER, 10J9. I Mr. H. C. Higman, F.A.I., Has received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the above address and date, Superior Household Furniture, principal items comprising Pi ANO- EOR'lL, Organ, Fine lift. MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, WALNUT BOOKCASE, Mahogany Duchesse Pair, Carved Marble Top CJien'onier, Roll Top Desk, Letter Press, MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SUITE, Sitting-room Suite, Occasional Tables, Overmantels, INliatiioLs, Cabinet Ornaments, Pictures, Carpets, Rugs, Walnut Hall Stands, Curtains, Oak SIDEBOARD, Mahogany Dining Table SIDEBOA RI), MAIIOU AN V 1)1 N I X G TABLE, Cruets, Stair Carpet, Rods, Chest of Drawers, Walnut Bedstead, Cop- per Wire Mattress, Overlays, Beds, Iron and Brass Bedsteads, Child's Cot, Kitchen Tables, Pine Kitchen Dresser Chairs, I)in,lee and Tea, Ware, Oilcloth, Cutlery, Kitchen Utensils, and various other useful effects. Goods on View Morning of Sale. Terms—Cash. Sjale at 11 a.m. GORSEINON. A Ujiique Opportunity of Acquiring I Valuable Business Premises in a Thriving Industrial Centre. Mr. J. Pugh Williams I Is favoured with instructions to otter for SALE by AUCTION, at the NATION HOTEL, GORSEINON, on WEDNES- DAY, DECEMBER 17th, 1919 '.subject to such conditions of sale as shall there and then he produced), the Magnificent, Modern-Built* Leasehold Corner Shop and Premises, < Xo. 60, HIGH-STREET, GORSEINON. Held on a lease for n term of d years from 29th September, 1889, at an ap- portioned Ground Rent of s, per I annum. Let to Mr. G. P. Morgan, Baker and Confectioner, iinder an Underlease for seven years from 25th March, 1918, at the annual rental of c£104. The Mines and Minerals are Reserved. Sale to commence at 6 p.m. iromptly. Further particulars may be obtained from Messrs. T. W.' James and Co., I Solicitors, 24, Goat-street, Sv. j asea; and Orders to View from the Auctioncei-, 12, College-street. Swansea. Telephone No., 278 Central.

i SALMON ROE. I I Cases Against Llandovery Farmers Dismissed. « At I.1andon.ry on Friday, Wm". Jones and David Jones, father and eon, Glan- gwedderig Farm, Llandovery, wer-I charged with being in possession of a sack containing salmon roe. Bailiff Walters, of the Carmarthen Bay Fishery Board, salfi he watched the two defendant for half an hour. One of them was attempting to gaff a salmon at the woir, and upon his approaching ran away and secreted something in a hedge near by. Witness searched, and found a long stick, which he said had been used as a gaff, and a sack. The e&ck contained salmon roe. Mr. T. R. Ludford, for the defence, said the farmers were hedging, and the bailiff mistook their movements for gaffing a 1 fish. They denied knowledge of the sack, its contents, and the stick. The Bench considered that there were grave doubts in the case, and dismissed both summonses.

CAGE BIRDS. I Entries From All Over I the Country. I Morriston Show. I The first annual show under the auspices of the Morriston Cage Bird Association (open to tiie United Kingdom) was held at the 1'ari.fh Hall on Thursday. The show, in every respect, was a dis- tinct success. There wore upwards of 570 entries in the 59 classes, pome of the birds coming even from Scotland, whilst- there was a large number from England. The massive silver cup presented by Mr. W. E. Evans, of Evans Bros., Morriston, for the six highest birds', was won by Air. W. Addison, Brynwelaeh, Llruigjielach, whilst Air. A. C. Ecu&b, Morriston, was the runner up. The officials were: Judges—Canaries, W. Mundel, Bradford; mules, H. Xorma-ji, Caro- hfilton. Show managers, D. J. Morgan and I D. J. Hopkins. Treasurer, Mr. D. J. Morgan. Secretary, Mr, A. C. East. AWARDS. I Hie awards were:— XOWIQII. Clear or ticked yellow cock: 1, D. Jenkins, Swansea; 2, M. Thomas, Skewen; 3, g, J. Hopkins, Uansamlet; 4, A. ilitchins, Lan- dore. Clear or tickcd buff cock: 1, E. T. Davies, Cwmbwrla; Z, D. Jenkins, Swansea; 3, E. Hinder. Landore; 4, G. Edwards, Leomin- J ster. Uneven variegated: 1, G. Cwiliam, ? C_ -? Gloucester; Z, D. Jenkins, Swansea; 3 and 4, M. Thomas, .Skewen. Any variety yellow hen: 1, D. Jenkins, Swansea; 2, E. T. Davies, Cwmbwrla; 3, G. B award ft, Leominster; 4, A. llitchins, Landoro. Any va-riety buff hen: 1. W. Addieon, Llang-yfelach; 2, A. Iiitchins, Landore, 3, G. Edwards, Leominster; 4, A. Ilitchins, Landore. Unilighted yellow cock: 1, G. Gwiliam, Gloucester; 2 and 4, W. Mabbett, Bryn- hyfryd Unfllghted buu cock: 1 and 2. W. Addison, Llangyfelach; 3, A. J. Payne, Morriston; 4, Geo. Reed, Swansea. Unflightc-d yellow hen: 1 and 2, W. Addi- son, Llang-yfelach; 3, W. Mabbett, Bryn- hyfryd; 4, E. O. Yates, Gloucester. Un-flighted buff hen: 1 and 2, W. Addison, Llangyfela-ch; 3, G. Edwards, Leominster; 4, W. Addison, Llangyfelach. Non-fed any variety: 1 and Z, Georg-e Mes-ser, Morriston; 3, E. J. Hopkins, Llan- samlet; 4, E. T. Davies, Cwmbwrla. ellow c-ock: 1, E. -NoN-ice, any variety, yellow cock: 3, E Lewis, Lianelly; 2, T. Thomas, Ynisforgan. -N-ovice, any variety butt. cock: 1, W. Pioton, Nantynioel; 2, T. Thomas, Ynis- forsran; 3, W. Picton, Xantymocl; 4, .Thos. Thomas, Ynisforgan. Novice, any variety yellow or buff hen: 1, W. Picton, Nantymoel. Un High ted, any variety: 1, Tim Thomas, Swansea; 2, W. Picton, Xantymoel. YORKSHIKEVS. Clear or ticked yellow cock: 1, A. C. East, Morriston; 2, T. Davies, Llaneamlet; 3, R, Ooutsion, Aberavon; 4, D. J. Morgan, Mor- riston. Clear or ticked buT cock: 1 and 4. A. C. East, Morriston; 2, M. Mills, Mountain Ash; 3, T. Davies, Llausamlet. Uneven variegated: 1, M. Mills, Mountain Ash; 2. A. C. East, Morriston: 3, J. H. Owe-u, Lianelly; 4, D. J. Morgan, Morristo'l. Any variety yellow hen: 1, J. O. Owen, Lianelly; 2. D. J. Morgan. Morriston; 3, A. C. East., Morriston; 4, G. W. Thompson, Cardiff. Any variety buff he.n: 1, D. J. Morgan, Morriston; 2, Nancy Mills, Mountain Ash; 3. A. C. East, Morriston; 4, Thos. Davies, Landore. Unflighted yellow cock: 1, W. Port-man, Cardigan; 2. Geo. Thompson, Cardiff; 3, Nancy Mills, Mountain Ash; 4, A. C. East-, Morriston. I Unflighted buff cock: 3, Joe Owen, Lian- elly; 2, Thos. Davies, Land-ore; 3, R. Coul- son, Aberavon; 4, Nancy Mills, Mountain Aeh. Un-flighted yellow hen: 1 D. J. Morgan, Morriston; 2. R. Coulson, Aberavon; 3. J. Owen, Lianelly; 4, A. C. Fast, Morriston. Tlnfiishted buff hen: 1, Nancy Mills, Mountain Ash; 2, D. J. Morgan, Morriston; 3, Roberts and Jones. Ogmorc Vale; 4, A. C. East, Morriston. Non-fed, any variety: 1, R. Coulson, Aber- av&n; 2, A. C. Ea&t, Morriswn; 3. D. J. Morgan. Morriston; 4, "Iros. Hughe?, Mynyddbach. Novice, any variety yellow oook: 1, Isaac Lpttman, Cardiff; 2, H. Sherrivtt, ivilamea. Novice, any variety buff cock: 1, W. Evans. Ystalyfera; 2, H. Sherratt, Swansea; 3, Frank Bray, Sliewen; 4, 1. Lettmian, Cardiff. Novice, any variety hen: 1, 2, and 4: H. Sherra/fct, Swansea; 3, Frank Bray, Skewen, Any variety unflighted: 1, E. J. Norman. Landore; 2. H. fiberratt, fiwaneea; 3, W. Eva-ne, Ystalyfera; 4. Frarlt Bray, Skwen. BORDERS, FANCY. Clear or ticked yellow cock: 1, T. Ba.ke?r, Seven Sisters; 2, D. Jenkins, Sa.n8Nl: 3, C. Denyard, Skewen; 4, M. Thomas, Skewen. Clea,r or ticked buff cock: 3, J. Dwniele, Siieweu; 2. and 3. M. Thomas. Skewen; 4, R. Delaney, Brynhyfryd. Clear or ticked yellow hen: 1, C. Denyard, Skewen; 2, M. Thomas, Skewen; 3, R. Delaney, Brynhyfryd. Clear or ticked yellow hen: 1, C. Denyard, Skewen; 2, M. Thomas, Skewen; 3, R. Delaney, Brynhyfryd; 4, 1. Daniels, Skewen. Clear or ticked buff hen: 1, J. Daniels, Skewen; 2, D. Jenkins, .Swansea.; 3, M. Thomas, Skewen; 4, C. Denyard, Skewen. Marked cock lor hen: 1, I. Daniels, Skewen; 2, George Bonham, Port Talbot; 3, C. Den- yard, Skewen; 4, M. Thomas, Skewen. Self or buff cock or hen: 1 D, Jenkins, Swansea; 2, Alf Hitchins, Landore; 3, D. J. Nathaniel, Landore; 4, W. Thomas, Swan- sea. Self or buff cock or lien: 1 and 4, S. J. Nichols, Mumbles; 2 and 3, Alf. Hitohim, La n do re .Novice, iany variety yellow cock: 1. 0. H. Curvic, Landore; 2, Sidney Jenkins, Lan- dore; 3, S. Richards, Landore; 4, H. Beets, Y&talyfera. Novicp, any variety buff cock: 1, A. Led. yard, Neath; 2, S. Richards, Y Et-atrfera; 3, 0. H. Curvis Landore; 4, A. Gibbons, Ystaly- fera. Novice, any variety yellow or buff hen 1, C. H. Curvis, Landore; 2, S. Richard*, Ystalyfera; 3, A. Ledyard, Neath; 4, p. Padiey, Swansea. Selling canaries, price £ 3: 3, J. W. Ford, Cardiff. 1. R. Hiilman, Perth; 2, Roberts and Jones, Oxmore. Vale; 3, J. Guppy, Ystradsynlais; 4, TkoiSiVa liuxhes, Myayddbach. BRITISH. Goldfinch, house moulted: W. F. Lloyd, James, Hereford; 2, H. J. Chick, Notting-^ ham; 3, W. Portman, Cardigan; 4, Reynolds, and lioskin, Lianelly. Goldfinch field moulted: 1. M. Thomas, Skewen; 2, A. E. -Richards, Swansea; 3, IL Coulson, Aberavon; 4, W. Thomas. Skewen. i Greenfinch cock: 1. H. J. Chick, Notting- ham; Z, Sam Lucas, Gowerton; 3, T. J. Gregory, Lianelly; 4, H. J. Ford, Cardiff. Bullfinch cock: 1, H. J. Chick; Notting- ham; 2, W. F. L. James, Hereford; 3, D. J. Thomas, Hereford; 4, W. Portman, Cardi- gan. Bullfinch hen: 3, Sam Jones, Lianelly; 2, R Hughes, Llajigyfelach; 3, S, Luce, Gowerton; 4. T. Jenkins, G-owerton. LimMt, house moulted: 1. J. Ilurd, Car- diff; 2 and 3, F. Edwards, Swansea; 4, W. Thomas, Skcwen. Linnet, field moulted: 1, H. J. Ohick, Nottingham; 2. T. J. Lewis, Swansea; 3, Sid Bowen, Ystalyfera; 4, T. J. Gregory, lian- elly. Mealy Red/pole: 1, Sam Lucas, Gowerton; 2, F. Edwards, Swansea; 3, Wm. Thomas, Sk"-en. Lesser Red pole, house moulted: 1 a.nd 2, R Hughes, Llangyfelach; 3, T. Holboro, Waunarlwydd; 4, Sam Lucas, Gowerton. Leaser Kedpole, field moulted: 1. H. J. Ford, Cardiff; 2 and 3, H. Hughes, Llangy- felach; 4, T. J. Gregory, Lianelly. Any variety Bunting: 3, H. J. Ohick, Nottingham; 2, W. F. L. James, Henford; 3, R. Hillman, Porth. "Bramble or Chaffinch: 1, H. J. Ohick, Nottingham; 2 and 3, Sam Lucas, Gowerton; 4, R. Hughes. Llangyfelach. Any other British: 1, D. J. Thomas, Swan- sea; 2, H. J. Chick, Nottingham; 3, D. Ray, Lianelly. [ British hen, any variety: 1 and 2, H. J. Chick, Nottingham; .3, B. Bamford, Swan- sea; 4, R. Hillman, Porth. Selling British or mule, price L'Z: 1, R. Hillman, Porth; 2. A. Tylke, Nantymoel; 3, Thos. Williams, Swansea. Selling British or -mule, price ki: 1, A. v Tylke, Nantymoel; 2, R. Hillman, Porth. MULES OR HYBRIDS. Any variety light mule: 1, H. J. Ohick, Nottingham; 2, R. Hillman, Porth; 3, T. Jenkins, Mynyddbach; 4, Thos. Williams, Swansea. I Any variety dark mule: 1, R. Roberts, Swansea; 2 and 3, H. J. Chick, Nottingham; 4, R. HillmaD, Porth. Any variety mule or hybrid: 1, H. -J. Chick, Nottingham.

I CONSUMER FINED. At Pomtardawe Ilolic-a Court on Friday, Mrs. Mary Morgan, landlady of the New Inn Hotel, Ystalyfera, was summoned foe allowing intoxicants to be consumed dur- ing illegal hours, D. Morgan Evans was summoned for aiding and abetting, -whilst William Breezo was summoned for con- snming intoxicants during illegal hours.— Mr. Harold Williams appeared for th: prosecution, and Mr. Trevor Hunter de^ fended. I The cases against Mrs. Morgan and Evans were dismissed, whiiifc Brtezo was filled lQs" :t'i.