The Swansea Gazette and Daily Shipping Register

Swansea Harbour OFFICERS- General Manager, Statutory Rar-) boar Master, and Collector >■ W. LAW of Rates J Assistant Collector of Rates—GEO. JONES Wharfinger—D. R. MORGAN. Traffic Superintendent-H. T. RANDELL. Telegrams, LAW, SWANSEA." telephone— Harbour Office Corporation IS Dock M aster, North Dock "I 588 „ South Dock „ 681 „ Prince of Wales DOCK „ 590 Mumbles Lighthouse. ,,186

North Dock. Dock Master V. 6. DAV lEb. o Aurora 36 Hole, Watchet

Annie 64 Taylor, Bideford Annie Hough s 552, Lewis, Liverpool A I s 66, Poole, Gloster Boileau s 1938 Stephany St Nazaire Cervin a 1173, Park, Dunkirk Desdemona 78, Bulpin, YonghaJ Dewsland s 1244 Smith, Carloforte Exe s 1303, Haffren. Avonmouth Friederike 146 Taylor, Chester Ingar 97 Storm, Carthagena Jane & Sarah 70, Ayre, Solva Johanna s 687 Stein, St. Nazaire Larpool s 783, Fisher, Carthagena Maria McMillan 79, FJynn. Dungarvon Mayflower s 78 Hughes, Kilkeel Ren s 585 Marcussen, London Sarah 44, Knight, Bridgewater Sarah McDonald 84, Jones, Queensferry Torfrey s 156, Roberts, Preston Via 88, Organ, Waterford ARRIVED Feb 18 p.rn Nil Feb 16 a. m Galgerm Castle S 74 COOE, Avoumomth Barbara 98 Banks, Kinsale DOODglen 3 50 Payne, Bristol Loustic 79 Naga, Morlaix Humber a 97 Swan, Barry SAILED Feb 15 p.m Collier s 113, Wright, Bristol Princess Olga 8 483 Collister, Hull etc February 16 a.m Portaferry s 74 James, Port ralbot Lewis s 139 Moyse. Cardiff

South Dock. Dock Master D. EVANS, B.N.B. Arvor a 239, Bertie, St Nazaire Abercraig s 162, Stephens, Dundalk COLgress s 697 Dabbert Rouen Dorothy s yt Boardman sea Erminie a 1251 Lewis, Vigo Gipsy s tug Devies, Britonferry Herold a 829 Rosalski, Manchester Hero (yt) Bond, sea James Postlethwaite 98 Hall, Fishguard Moses Pany 59, Grimes, Londonderry Normandy p,s 261, Combe Niobe s 582 LeRoy, Ardrosaan Osprey (yt) Parsons, Barry Pauline 88, Cozie, Isigny Rosa Harriet 91, Harper, Portsmouth Sunlight s 705 Walsh, Britonferry Traveller 97 Pill, Runcorn Vivian (yt) Shea, Port Talbot William >t 1, Granham, sea i ARRIVED Feb 15 p. m Pioneer 29 Williams, Newquay Pretonian s 367 Berry, Liverpool Alice M Sraig a 333 Black, Rouen Peder Hoar 69 Brozec, Quimper Feb 16 a.m Inver s 380 Mulholland, Rouen Harvest Home 79 Dann, Dublin Jtzehoe s 273, Clausen, St Malo SAILED Feb 15 p.m New Design 66, Dnddridge, Bridgwater Rene 70 Sechaat, Belle lie February 16 a.m. Condor h 375, Rasmnasen, Newport Agra s 62 Jones, Avonmouth

Prince of Wales Dock I lock Master T. GKEEN, I Albert Zelak s 367 Daà., Cardiff

Apollo s 1112 Poole, Antwerp Bachie a 1833 Arrotegui. Heysham Brooklyn City s 1045, Fitt, Bristol Chatfield s 1904, Hunt, Port Nolloth Cheriton s 685, George, Pomaron City of Malaga a 598 King, Bristol Dora a 1106 Bennett, Calais Duchess of York s 1648. Storm, Antwerp Dunsley s 1254, Roper, Bordeaux Ecclesia s 2385 Dormand, Dunkirk Eaetfield s 1355 Lloyd, Rotterdam El Dorado 1911, Sehleir Barry Exchange a 93 Williams, Trevor Island Maid 109, Kinch, Dublin Llandaff City s 1196. Fitt, Bristol Lizzie 8 487, Bellhouse, Grimsby Linn O'Dee a 282 Bie London Lockwood s 676 Martin, Rochester Macedonia s 922, Malnberg, London Normandiet a 741, Schmidt, Rouen Phonix a 1276, Larsen, Tilt Cove To retain a 695 Olsen La Hoohalle Tyria a 1884 Reade, Liverpool Trafalgar a 996, Samuel Rivadeo Woodfield s 2306, Da vies, Newport ARRIVED. February 15 p.m Rundo s 696 Olsen, Rochefort Fides s 1211 Fagioae, Genoa Sutece s 739 Tissier, Ronen Ssr Galahad a 599 ScarneUe, London February 16 a.m Bristol City a 1603 Carey, Bristol Abertawe a 815 Light, Newport SAILED Febroary 15 p.m M ed way e 580, Nirod, London Feb 16 a.m Glynn a 442 McKinty, Rouen

I Vessels in River. -0 A hertawe, dredger, Paldon Lynx (tug boat) sea Tanrus a barge 30. Wilson, Milford Princess Sophia s I98, McDonald, Cardiff Agnes 54, Hallet,, Bude Welsh Belle 84, Law, Wicklow Countess of Derby 79, Nurse, Cork

I II Fish .1 K;Lr.Ket, 1, Manorbier Castle s tr sea Simplon s tr sea Mount Viso s tr sea Reginaldatraea Penrice Castle s tr sea ARRIVED Tritonttraea Clyde s tr Tyne s tr sea Clyne Castle a tr Hectoratraea 3AILED Louise a tr sea Hercules a tr sea Kidwelly Castle s tr sea Clyne Castle s tr see Prairie Flower

I Graving Docks. I CUMBRIAN DRY DCK-No. 1. CAMBRIAN DRY DoCK-No 2. CAMPRIAN URIDIBOH Leonie 29, GHajean, Etel CKNTRAL DRY DOCK Berminc s 246, Regenstein, Bordeaux CENTRAL tiA&D JERSEY DRY DOCK. JERSEY HARD VILLIEBS DRY DOCK GLOBE DRY DocK. PRINCE OF WALES DRY DOCH. Springbok s 349, Lawrence, Llanelly FHCENIX DRY Doc- SWANSEA MERCANTILE DRY DOCK.

TFIX GEEATJST OF THME— As a moral being, in the total compass of hla relations to this world's duties, in the largenen and diffusiveness of his charity, in the gracious- now of his condescension to inferior intellects, I am disposed, after a. deliberate review of my own entire experience, to pronounce him the best man, the nearest in his approaches to an ideal atandard of excellence, that I have known or read of, wrote Do Quincey concerning Chariot Lamb. In the mingled purity—a childlike purity —and the benignity of his nature, I again ax* Fress my own deep feeling of the truth, whea say he recalled to my mind the image and cha- racter of St. John the Evangelist—of him who was at once the beloved apootie: and also, more lIOuliarb. ice apostle at 16yo

TIDE TABLE a FOR -FEBRUARY. j glGH WATER. TIME. HEIGHT ON CILIA. TIME. HEIGHT OH CILIA. P of W alee Soath Day*- and K Dock loek A.M. P.M. A.M. | *.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. I P.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. r I r I | r I 1 Monday. 2 33 3 8 26 2 26 0 27 2 I Tuefday. 3 48 41626 4 27 1 28 4 3 Weduesdy. 4 51 5 13 27 8 28 1 20 a 4 Thursday.. 5 44 6 2 26 9 28 10 30 0 5 Friday 6 27 6 43 29 6 29 0 31 « 6 Saturday.. 7 5 7 19 SO 3 30 0 32 S 7 Sunday, 7 37 7 61 30 7 30 0 32 7 8 Monda 8 8 8 21 30 6 29 7 32 Õ 9 Tuesday. 8 38 8 51 29 11 29 0 31 11 10 W cdnes. 9 8 9 23 29 4 28 431 4 11 Thuredy. 9 38 9 63 28 7 27 4 30 f la Friday 10 9 10 27 27 626 1 29 < 13 Saturday. 10 47 11 10 26 1 24 7 28 1 14 Sunday. U 37 24 8 26 I 15 Monday 0 9 0 43 23 6 23 11 25 6 16 Tuesday. 1 24 1 59 23 7 24 6 25 7 17 WednM. 2 43 3 17 25 1 26 3 27 1 18 Thursday. 4 0 4 29 27 5 28 7 29 6 19 Friday.. 5 6 Õ ao 2\1 11 30 8 SI It 20 Saturday.61 6 23 32 0 32 6 34 0 21 Sunday nO" 6 51 7 11 33 9 33 11 35 9 22 Monday 7 35 7 54 34 10 34 3 36 10 23 Tuesday. 8 17 8 37 34 8 83 6 36 8 24 Wednesday 8 58 9 19 33 8 32 2 35 8 25 Thursday.. 9 39 9 58 32 0 30 3 34 0 26 Friday 10 18 1U 40 29 9 27 8 31 9 27 Saturday II 2 U 32 27 0 26 1 29 0 28 Sunday 0 1 24 8 The height of Tide up the rirer at the Potter blidge is 18 feet less, and at Hafod Worka m Middlebank 16 feet 6 inches less than on tLe Cill at the North Dock Half-tide Ruin.

FIVE GOOD LINES- Billheads. Memorandums. Circulars. Charter Parties. Account Books. INQUIRE AT 1, Salubrious Place.

TW CuoIro O. NI SHOOW." An acknowledged authority has estimated Ibere an at least 4,000,000 pairs of clogs sold is fee northern counties of Bngland every yeet. Diltnot wooda are preferred in different trieta. The workers in factories and other im- 4aor oeeapaitoaa ia aush dkirieta as Bolfcm, OUhaza, sad Fiestas peeler a sole msde frMW sHher alder or bireh, while in the oottiery di» Iriets, ouch m Wl§aa, heeoh, bireh, sad ash saf ■oat geneaslly need, the Ant named being ia fleetest demand. Some idea of the immense Quantity of eolea used may be gathered from aa estimate that each pair 01 clogs will be resoled tenoe before being replaced by a new pair, thai averaging three pair of soles to the life W M par of ologs.