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The Postmaster-General does Dot allow letters addressed to initiais or fictitious Oames to be addresod to any Past Office, and letters so sent are returned to the ¡ sender through the Dead Letter Depart ment. Letters to Advertisers by initiate, etc., or otherwise, may be directed to "The Cambrian" Office free of charge; and 'f stamps are sent to cover postage, will be forwarded to the Advertiser's own address. Remittances under 5s. may be made in Halfpenny Postage Stamps or Postal Or- dors. Postal OH?r* shou'd be made to "The South Wales Post" Newspaper Co., Ltd,. 211, High-street, Swansea. Address all communications to the Manager, "The i r.brian." <—.—————' "-—— v SITUATIONS VACANT, Housekeepers Comjssnlona. j TXTLDOW ER, with four children (ages 3 to »V 15), living in the country, requires a. V/orking Housekeeper, age 30 to 35; must be :t,b1e to wash, iron, and make bread; must also be strictly sober and fond of children; comfortable home for a suitable person.— Apply at once, enclosing references and 6al- s.ry required to Widower. "Daily Poet, ri wangles, 787e85 Cooke and Kitchen maids. WANTED, a Kitchenmaid. for gentlemam'e TT country house, age 18-22; no know- ledge of cooking nooessarY-Addxess Box 14, Post Office, Neath. 709e&3 ANTED, Cook-General ana Houee-Pa-r- YlL Ion.-maid.—Apply, stating age. wages, etc., to Miss Thomas. Brynheulog, The May- als. Blacfcpill. Swansea 722c8-P TTtT ANTED, Oook-GeneraL Good acoommo. VT dation for visitors.—Apply Josiah John, Pelican Hotel Bottling Stores, and Spirit :Aerchant. Lar-harne, St. Clears. 716e3-5 VX7-ANTED, by the 6th August, an experi- fenced Cook-General; also House-Par- kmrmaid, oot under 26 years of age.-Apply to Miee Thomas. Springfield, Ffynone, Swan- 747e8-S Generals. A Young Girl Wanted, to assist in houae.— A Apply 22, Union-street, Swansea. 708e8-3 TpXPHEIENCED General Servant Wanted, age 25 to 30; good wages.—Address A.H., "Daily Poett. Swansea 720e8-4 EXPElUENOED General Wanted, for fam- ily of four.—Apply Mrs. Cowley, Oak- leigh. Uplands-terrace, Swansea. 852e8-9 EXPBBIEINCED Genera) Serva.nt Wanted..— JLJ Apply between 5 and 7 p.m., Mrs. Rutherford. Marine Villa, Mumbles. 823e8-7 EEXPECTABLE Young Girl Wanted, for Housework.—Apply between 4 and 6 oclock.—36, HemriettarStreet, Swansea. 745e3-3 XXT ANTED, good Housemaid-Apply Git- 745e3-3 XXT ANTED, good Housemaid.—Apply Git- bert's Cliff. Mumbles. 752e8-4 AN'i Jsp. a good General—Apply MrsT D. Lewis, Grocer. Skewen. 786e&4 ANTED, experienced General.—Apply T Montpelier-terrace. Swansea. 808e8-7 ^VX^^NTED, a Young Girl, for Housework.— Apply 7, Glanmoir-creeceRt. Swansea. 711e8-4 ■vyANTED, a good General Servant.—Apply » T Mrs, English. Murton Grange, Bishop- '-QD- 80008-7 WANTED, good General.—Apply Mrs. t Baker, Somerset Houee Hibbert-road, N-jath. 853e8-9 TATANT £ I>. »t onoe, a General.—Apply » after 3. Mrs. Loekley. Albert Eestaur "tut, Swansea. 799e8-7 WANTED, a good General Servant for small family.-tApply 22. Senri'ettA- street, Swansea. 785e8-7 ANTED, at onoe, a good General Servant. able to assist in Bar —Apply Adelaide Hotel. Swansea, 819e8-7 T\TANTED. Girl, to assist in Housework (15-17); sleep out.—Apply 2, Brynmill- f Tetnne, Swansea. 742e8-4 WANTED. General Servant; two in fam- 1 » ily. — Apply 1, Brunswick-place, St. Seleo's-road, Swansea. 873e8-9 XroUTfG Girl Wanted as General.—Apply "The Cottage," Chapel-gtreet, vwuth-road, Mumbles. 757e8-5 ANTED, at once, YOtmg Girl. 16 to 18, as General Servant.-Apply 30. Mont- •nJ-ier-terrace, Swansea. 768e8-5 WANTED, good General; two in family no children—Appliy The Bungalow," f^agian-road, Aberavo-n. 746e3-5 V"^JTED, at onoe, a grood General" Ser- K T^t.—Apply any evening after 6 p.m. 56. WaJter-road. Swansea. 742e8-5 RANTED, imajeaiately. strong Girl. for A „ Housework.—Apply Nag's g^g jLoiei, Goait-efreet- Swansea. 738e6-3 Yfons GiriTabont 17, ♦t, J cZtitPlT ^^een 5 and 6. Miss athan. Ca. lton-tePPa00i Swansea, 748c8-3 wnt House. De-^Beche-st. gwJJ^ 754e3-5 Y^ANTED,' 'refepesnces reqainad. ADt.)„ M "a-ton, Tia Elms. Mount Pleaeant, Swansea, 76!e8-3 WANTED, domeeticated Young Lady 9 iA4y. as Useful Help; Deedlework.-Apply lands Hotel, St. Helen'e-road. Swansea, 761e8_4 ~\A/ANI'JWJ, Young Girl. about 15. for li;ht housework; sleep home; leave early A.ppUy 74. Marlborough-road, Swansea. 100j8-7 Wj-NTED, strong] respectable Girl, for Housework; sleep home;'two in family —AddtBee View. "Daily PQ6t," Swansea. 754e8-4 rixTANTED, immediately, a Young Girl, to »1L assist in Houeewoork, «Us.—Apply 4, Phillipe-parade, Swansea, any day after 4 t).m- 716e&4 WANTED. a Servant ~alxm«t 20, able to r wash and do plain oooking.-Apply Mrs. willijamfi" Police Station, Oxford-etxeet, Swa-neea. 740e8-4 iTu ANTED. General Servant; good wsges ¡'fL to a, suitable person.-Apply Mrs. Phil- bM Poota<rdawe Inn, Pontaundawe. &39e8-9 WA-NTED. a clean, tidy Girl, as General. a?e jwjout 20; must have good refer- enee Apply 84 Buokingha<m-terrace. King jCidward's-road. Swansea 741e8-3 1^7"ANTED, immediately, TespectaSle Young Girl. to assist in Housework; must, be tond of children: good referenom.-Apply 15 B ryn-y-Mor-cresoent, Swansea. 765e8-6 W^^ED- ~oF^; wages £ 13, increased to £ 15 per annum —Apply Elliott. Superintendent, Cottage Homes, Swansea, „ 717e84 P""iI Servants' Registry Offlccs. immediately. experienced and fm C°eke, l?arlonr and Houee-Far- lourmaidfl. Generals, Waitresses. Waiters; raT1.e5tpeTienoei Wfelsh-speaking Nuree Rps»iKt^n^don—Apply Miss Lewis, High-class Registry, 13, Castle-street. Swansea. Nat. Tel 76y3. 7œe8-J -=::=;- MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS, APABLE Person Wanted for Invalid; one y experienced in nursing—Apply 3, Page- street, Swansea. 803e8-7 T^"NITTELRS.—Wanted, practical Hands, to work GriswoM Ma-chines.—Apply J Jones and Sons. Cardigan House, College- street. Swansea. 386e8-8 pAINTBRS'Wanted. at onoe.—Apply Pugs- ley and 8on, Decorators and Glass Mer- chamts, 24, Waterloo-etreet, Swansea 867e8-6 R, EQUlRED. at once, Artiste, al fresoo; 1 must be instrumentalist; portable pro- vided; for long engagement with Teagueline Herbal Van—Apply, stating salary, Leslie. IViajtager, 26, aodney-gtreert:^ Swansea. 876eS-5 PAINTERS.—Wanted, Brush Hands. — Apply J. Johnson, Painter, etc., Llan- dovery. None but steady men need a-pply. 721ee-5 rpO BAKEBS.—Wanted, good, all-round -*■ Hand; good man liberally dealt with— Apply W. A. Bees, Band-street Bakery, Swan- eea- 767o8-5 ^J^BAVELLXN'G Draper Wanted. Canvass and T CblJoot; must be sober, bonest, and in- dustrious, and must live in Neath—Apply Prioe. Draper. Ni'ath. 762e8-5 LOSING] OUTFITTING—Wanted, good Coat and Trooaer Hands; a'so Junior Assistant for Autfitting. State age. :-Ad- drees Box 44, "Daily Post." Swansea 73Ce8-? \i\i NTED, two Painters; only first class Hon required—Apply N&w SchooJs, Pcntrcjxxsth, Morriston. 78Se8-7 \\TANTED, an experienced Braes Moulder; good references required—Apply Cam- brian Brass Foundry, Neatih. 7S9e87 ¡ "17rrANTED. Machinists, for Griswold Knit- "17rrANTED. Machinists, for Griswold Knit- *» ting Machines and Singar's Sewing Machines.—Apply Parry paid Eocke Ltd! Swansea 85528-9 WANTED, a Young Han as OstIer.genera.Hy usefnl; good referenocs required. State age, wages, etc., Morris, Gower Inn, Park- mill. neair Swansea. 8C6e8-7 WAXTED, Scavenger; constant employ- v ment to a steady man State particu- lars and wages required—Address Constant. "Daily Post," Swansea, 842e8-ll Tradesmen's Apprentices & Assistants Tradesmen's Apprentices & Assistants COMMERCIAL Stathmery.-Wanted. smart Youth as Improver; one with previous experience preferred—Apply by letter only. Ernest Davies and Co., Ltd., Swansea. 817e8-5 "PROVISIONS—Wn ted, a good Junior Hand, used to soliciting; outdoors—Apply, with references, to Provision, "Daily Past, I Sw ansea. ~V/U"TI3:d. a Lad, to assist in Bakehouse. able to mould, etc—Apply West, Baker, Higjh-sitreet, Swansea. 798eS-7 TXT ANTED, clean, smart Boy as Apprentice T T to the Hadrdressing—Apply W. Stud- den, 4. Dillwyn-street. Swansea. 77e8-7 TU"ANTED, two Apprentices, for Bricklay- » ing and Joinery—Apply Pye, Parkin- &on and Co., Ltd., Coedaaeeon Estate, Sketty. 713e3-4 TXTANTED, Apprtmtice to the Upholster- » f- ing—Apply D. B. Waa-d, House Fur- nisher, 18, and 19, Sw^msea. 734e8-5 TX/"ANTED, smart Youth, as Appinentice to Clothing Trade; Welsh; live out.- Apply D. Jones' and Co.. Ltd., High-street Swansea. 733eS-j ) ~yV ANTED, two or three Apprentices to the Chairmaking and Polishing Trades; no premium required.-Apply Charles .Fuller, St. Helen 'e-aven u et Swansea. 768e8-5 Office Boys and Errand Boys. /"VFITCE Boy Wanted, for Merchant's Office. —Apply in own handwriting, to M.C. "Daily Post," Swansea. 774e8-3 T/VTANTED, Errand Boy. to deliver. Glass » and China—Apply Berry, Boyal China Stores, tin ion-street, Swansea. 844e3-9 WAN-IIED, a smart Boy, for nights and Saturdays—Apply A. G. Camden, Hair- dreeser, Beach-street, Swansea. 8<15eS-9 Wa respectable Boy for Office at Docks. State age and wages wanted. Apply X., "Daily Post" Office, Swansea. 765e8-3 Motel Assistants, &c. BAEMAN or Carver, disengaged Bank Holi- day week; highest references, would take permanency; live out.-Writ;e Carver, "Daily Post," Swansea. 745e8-3 TTTANTED, smart, clean Girl, as Hotise- maid-Waitress.—Apply Mackworth Hotel Neath, 790ea.7 WAITaSJSSES Required for August Bank f f Holiday—Apply Castle Cafe, Swansea, after 6 p.m. 781e8-5 XKTANTED, strong Youth, for odd work, and Advertising Board; wages 15s., live out.-Autom-at;ic Oafe. Swansea. 807e8-7 WANTED, immediately. Youth, as Waiter; good wages i. d tips—Apply person- ally, London Bestaurant. Mumbles. 77te8-5 "IXT ANTED, esperieneed Assistants and r t. Wajtresses—Apply S. Palmer, 68, Ox- ford-street, Swansea. 732e8-4 WANTED, a iespectable Youn^ Lady, as Barmaid; willing to assist; with good references.—Apply Castle Vaults, Castle-st., Swansea. 778e8-5 WAN"rED, at once, a resjjeetable Girl; V L must be used to childaen, and assist in bar when required.-Apply Arches Hotel, Quay Parade, Swansea. 735e8-5 \J\TANTED,for To<rns Pavilion, clean, supeiv ior Young Girl, as Maid and Waitress. State age, wages, etc. Enclose referenoo.- Manageress. Torrs Lodge, Ilfracombe. 1819aM Millinery, lailoring-sn It, ;.a.making DBAPEBY—Wanted, a Young Lady, able to do Millinery and servo rough.—Apply T. D. Roberte, 90. Bryn-y-Mot. road, Swansea. TOle84 DRESSMAKING.—Improvers Wanted, on D Skirts and Bodices, at once. W.a.gee.- Mrs. Tomlinson, 35, Carl torn-terrace, Swansea 848e8-9 DRESSMAKING.—"Wiamted, iramediatfiely, Improvers and Apprentices—Apply Mrs. M. M. Thomas, 12, Piefcom-piace, firwan- ceel 815e8-8 J^ItES^MAKrNft.. MTLLINEISY^W^Tited, D competent Hands for above branches; also Tailor ess Wanted.—State ago, experience to Box 44, "Daily Post," Swansea. 730e8-3 ,DrWnakerTTo~come in for a to lady s bonse. State terms per day—Address Hotel, "Daily Post," Swan- sea.. 816e87 agents, Canvasscra; TraveftQr^ an<i ManchesteTj^ AJ sunance, also \,hole and Snare Time Men Wanted; CTtcerient terms; early pxo- motion—S^ipermtendent, Bellevue Chambers. SY-ansea. 849e8-9 -L.a.a.u.S,-£VI..J.Jl/, TTEABTS of Oak Life, Fli-c, and General J-J- Assurance Company. Ltd., require ex- perienced Agents a-t Swansea.. Pc-ntardawe, and Clydach. Salary and commission.— Apply E. Tread well, District Manager. 2, Russell-street, Swansea. 758e8-5 TNSURAlNCE—Wanted, for a yiret-class J- Company; Full and Spare Time Agents, excellent terms. offered; only those who in- tend improving their position need apply after 6 p.m,71, Mansalt-on-road, Swansea* 127e8-4 TRAVEIJLiER Wanted to Sell our Household Specialities; good wages given; ea-m- pies acd full particulars 3 stamps.—George Dobby. Gafhorne-strect, Brighouoe. 25Ce8-31 npRTTS-nvOETIlY^ranror a-ctTve^habits, :s T Wanted to take up a. responsible and rumnneirative outdoor position; part time.- Write, in first instance, stating age. occupa- tion, etc., to Trusitworthy, "Daily Poot." Swansea. 775eS-5 r ITAVYLLER Wanted, calling on users of power, factories, collieries, etc., to re- present well-known manufacturers; liberal commissions paid to good ma,n,-Apply by letter, with full particulars, to B.L.. "Daily Poet," Swansea. TXT ANTED, a middle-aged Man; one used » to wacvassing; excellent terms to the right man.—Apply 6 to 7, at 33, Page-street. Swansea. 758e8-4 ROYAL LIVER, FRIENDLY SOCIETY. IIZ Established I860. Funds nearly I £ 2,500.000. Over £ 100.000 to be distributed i1" Cash Bonuses this year to paying membert with a minimum membership of 20 yearF as at the end of, December, 19C3. Wanted reliable, energetic men as agehts for Swan- sea and District. Salary and commission to staxt. Assistance given. Interest in Books. Splendid opening for men not afraid of work. Also men who are desirous of adding to their income, are invited to apply for spare time agency terms to J. Macken, Dis- trict Manager, 5, Oarlton-terrace, Swansea; H Cutcliffe, District Manager, Park Cham- bers, Portland-street, Swansea. 770e8-2P QAS WEEKLY—&pare Time Employment offered to either sex, who can write, j Particulars free.—Addressed envelope to Manager (Department A3), Glendower, Tor- quay. 718e8-5 SITUATIONS WANTED. BAKERS.—Wanted, Situation, for Bread, Cakes, Pastry; open at .ince State j wages; gocd references.—<Gover, Trinity-st.. Baj-neta-pls. 773e3-5 T^ILESSMAKTCSTG—Yotuig Lady CSkirt, Bodice Maker) seelis Situation Give in); would assist house working occasionally if desired. —Write Box 555, "Daily Post." Swansea. | 795e8 4 RESPECTABLE Person requires Situation aa Housekeeper, age 29; good cook, and reference—Apply 115, Siloh-road, Lan- dore, Swansea, 772e8-5 "DBSPECTABLE Widow, as Working Houee- -V keeper to gentleman or respectable working man; no children.—Address A.W.. "Daily Posit," Swansea., 734e6-4 SITUATIONS Wanted as General Servants S, for several strong country girls—Mrs. Coster, Registry. Gloucester 725e8-5 — SITUATION Wanted by Young French Lady as Shorthand Typist and for General Office work. Salary no object—Address X.X., "Daily Post," iSwajisea. 718e8-4 WANTED, by respectable Young Person, Situation in Bar, or any business; willing to assist—Address F.. "Daily Poet," Swansea. 850e8-9 j TXT by a respectable, middle-aged » » Widow, care cf Offices, or as House- keeper to a working man.; good references. -Apply in first instance, Scarfe, Butcher, Swansea. 75&a8-5 II 1—■———r- j-——— MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. WANTED to Purchase, Tandem Bicycle, lady and gent. Send full particulars to Hoskins, Surveyor, Mumbles. 1614n&-3 T^T"ANTED, two Suites of Diining R-oom Furniture; also two Sideboards. State condition and lowest price for cash.—Side- board, "Daily Post," Swansea. 100j8-7 MBSCELLANEOUS. t i NOTICE—The Drawing for the benefit of N Thomas Morris. Seven Sisters, has been postponed until Mabon's Day. November 6th, 1935. 730e8-3 NOTICE to Insuranco Agents and Others- N No money is to be paid on the death of .Evan Davies without first obtaining the signature of his brother, D. P. Davies, Z. Raw Cottage, Middle-road, Owmbwrla. ¡ 845eS-2 T Beatrice Cole, of 7. Hosea-terrace, LaB- J-* dore. hereby contradict the advertise- ment which John Edgar Cole inserted in your columns last night. I have never incurred columns last night. I have never incurred any debt or debts for which he was respon- sible during the four years of married life. —(Signed) Beatrice Cole. August 1st, 1905. 779e8-3 BISHOPSTON V ALLEY.-A Brake will meet B the 9.50 a.m. 11.25 a.m., and 2.15 p.m. trains from Swansea, at Blackpill on Mon- days, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays' during August month, if fine, and return each eveuing.-tR. Holwill, Proprietor. I 762n&4 SHAFTESBURY HALL, SWANSEA.-A Cin. S derella Dance will be held on Bank Holiday, August 7th, in connection with the Swansea Quadrille Wednesday Class. Danc- ing from 8 till 12 p.m. Admission Is. M.C.C.'s, Messrs. J. Morrisy and A. Lee. Mr. C. M. Daviee's band. Invitations not issued. The I right of refueing admission reserved. 891e8-4 ^OA a Month can be made with £ 10.—For particulars address Caudroas, 154, Leadenhall-street. London. 417e8-3 £ QA ma7, he made with £ 5—For pro* Tc and particulars apply Pel^t. 5, Parsonage Buildings, Manchester. 727e6-7 LOST AND FOUND. LOST, a Gold Brooch, neighbourhood of Brunswick-street. Finder rewarded on returning same to 11. Caswell-street, Swan- sea. 764e3-3 LOST, Silver Medal, gold centre, inscription on back. Finder suitably rewarded on returning to Thomas D. Davies, 115, Graig, Morriston. 833e8-6 L" OOT, on July 25th, a, Pair of Gold Spec- tacles. Finder will be rewarded on returning them to T. W. Jones, Metal Ex- change, Swansea. 74?e6-3 I O8T, between East Tinsheds and Uplands, -L^ Breast Pin, massive gold top. Finder well rewarded.—Apply 1. G<w y der-terraoa. Uplands, Swansea. 809e8-7 LOST, on Friday, on the Sands, a Pair cf Gold- rimmed Spectacles. Finder will be rewarded on returning same to 44. Lamb- street. Waunwen, Swansea. 783e3-4 LOST, Gold Square Masonic Brooch, two turquoises, between Uplands and Lan- dore. Finder rewarded if returned to Goat- street Police Station, Swansea. 856e8-5 OST, «n Friday evening, between BrynrniU and Page-street, New Painter's Jacket, Apron, and Putty Knife. Finder rewa.rded.- Apply 23. Page-street, Swansea. 824e8-4 OOT, on Monday evening, between High- L etreet and Oxford-street, small Square Garnet Brooch. Finder returning same to 12, Henrietta-street, will be rewarded. 797e8-4 LOST, between Paa"kmiJI and KiJlay. on Thursday last, a Gent's fawn Mackin- tosh. Finder rewarded on returning same to Bennett BjCa., Hea.tb.1ield Yard, Swansea. 776e8-4 LOOT, between Walter-road and Sketty, a Ladys Long White Chiffon Scarf em- broidered at the bottom with white fringe. Finder rewarded.—30, Trafalgar-plaoe, Bryn. mill. 723e8-5 PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET, POULTRY FARM TO LET, near town. easy aecesf., go«x1 iarid, cultivated, Dwelling, Stablm ar, f 1^.——fiood. Auctioneer, -s ircc.t, I Swansea.. ( 793e8-7 TO LET or for Sale, "South View." Lang- T land Hill. J2 rooms, modern conveni- ences; riew of Bay.—Apply Y. J. Saunders. "S-oath View." 825e8-7 HCUSES FOR SALE. TpOdi SALE, three Cottages, Harris-street, A Sketty.—Apply Lamb and Hag. Morris- ton. 4i3e8-4 FOii SALE. Woodland Villas. Castletou, IF Mumbles, 9 rooms; no reasonable offer refused— Apply A. J. Gear, 15, Dynevor-plaoe, Swansea. 861e3-9 Tj^OS SALE, 64, .Marlborough-road, 6 rooms, bathroom, good garden, etc., in super- ior condition and repa.ir.-Apply Owner, on the premises. 731e8-5 T^RBiaiOTi^lHOU^^oiR-&ALE7~|~acre~ of F ground, well cultivated, near train and Common; healthy situation near Swansea— Hood, Ca^'r-street, Swansea. 793e8-7 TJEOOKLANDS-TERRACB.—Capital roomy House to Sell, 7 bedrooms, bath, etc., good repair; possession.—Hood, Auctioneeir etc., Caer-eifcreet, Swansea. 793e&-7 T) ICH M ON I3-B.O AD .—For Sale. House, in ex- J- cellent condition, 5 bedrooms, bath, etc. convenient to trams, splendid view town and b&y- Hood, Auctioneer, Caer-street, Swan- sea'- 795e&-7 T^OR SALE, Freehold 9-roomed Housei. bath (hot and cold), with usual conveniences in Gore-+erra<«, Swansea; back entrance. central position; convenient for G.W.R. sta- tion and trams;'splendid view of Ba,y — Apply David M. Thomas, Estate Agent. Rut- land-street,, Swansea. 742e3-4 jpOR SALE, two Freehold Cottages, in Dews. bury Court, York-street, Swansea; al. AeSt ^nPPiy M" Tlw>IIUls- Agente^Entlanti-street, Swansea. 743 e3-4 FOR SALE, Freehold Semi-detached ViUa pleasantly situated at Uplands, Swan, sea; side and back entrance; good ga/rdeai. wnvenient to trams. — Apply David M Thomas, Estate Agent, Rutiand-etreet, Swan eea* — 741e8-4 ST" .™01^8.-7-rooined Houses for Sale, oath (hot and cold), superior invest^ ment; reaeo mbie pricse.—Write Superior Dajly Post." Swansea. 707e8-3 BUSINESSES FOR SALE. TJUSINESS for Disposal, in Market in South B Wales, General Hardware and Furnish, ing connection, and Book Debits Genuine. Suit beginner,—Address Market, "Daily Post Swansea. 442e8-10 FOR SALE, Furniture Remover's Business, in Swansea; very low price; owner .eaiving town—Apply Furniture Remover, "Daily Poot," Swansea. 8?le3-9 TpRUTTERER'S Business for Disposal, im. portant position, main thoroughfare, splendid trade, satisfactory rea.saIls.- Writ.e Immediate, "Daily Post." Swansea. 764e8-4 Disposal, in busy j^art of Swansea, a light Business which lady would be able to manage; very small ingoing.-Ad- dress A.B.C.. "Daily Pest,' Swansea. 721e8-4 QUCCESSFUL R E ST A U3ANT for Sale, all k;1 the year trade; every convenience: in- going moderate, including all trad-e fittings. -Rood, Caer-strset, Swansea. 793ea-7 l TO SE &.ET»BUS|NESS PREMiSSS I^O LET, Red Lion, Senry Bridge—Ipply J- Walk ins, Uandovery. 10&2<&in8-ll To LET, Lock-up Shop, 26, Qneen-s;-risiet; low rental.—Apply A. W. Cusrry, 25, Queen-street, Neath. 789e8-9 To LET, House and Shop, main road LainI dore; suit dressmakeir or Milliner. Apply Cooper's Hay and Corn Stores, Lan- dore. 876e8-9 TO LET, No. 13, Pentre Estyll. also lar^ Corner Lock-up Shop at Millbrook-streat, Landore; cheap rentals—Apply Freedman, St. Mary-street. Swansea. 8a0e8-7 Q HOP to Let. in High-street; rent £ 22 per annum; suit fruiterer or confectioner- Address Shop, "Daily Poet." Swansea. 739(38-4 QHOP to Let. in Mar! borough-road, double- /r°nted, spieodid corner premises, best position, thickly populated neighbourhood. Apply James, 31. Ffynome-terrace, Swansea. 749e8-7 QHOP, Storeircom, and~ large Bakehouse^ with evesry living convenience, eituaj^ near several large works and colliery at Landore; moderate rent.—Write Box 6, "Da.ily Pest," Swansea. 672e8-2 -= OFFICES AND LOOK-UP SHOPS TO LET. OFFICES to Let, at Warwick House, York- street, Swansea; also large dry cellar; two entrances, and fitted out with electric light. SWANSEA.—To Let. Loc^np^opTln" biMj; ness part of Orfordrstreet—Apply for further partieulara to Frederick t. Meager, Auctioneer, Estate Agent, etc.. 7. Melbourae. place, Oar. TeL liQo 335. i27975d-b,12^a OFFICES AND LOCK-UP SHOPS WANTED. TWO good Offices^Wanted, in th-e neighbour, T hood of Mount-street, or bottom. of Wiud-street; must have good ea-nitatry arrangements—Address Box YJ. "Daily Post," Swansea, 878e8-9 TO LET—HOUSES. FURNISHED House to Let, from August F 1st.-Apply Maes Tucker, Ataia House, Tobacconist, Mumbles, or Mrs- Tucser, Wind- sor House, Laaigland. 8l3e8-8 SEMI-DETACHED Villa, in own ground,, KS with starting, 6 bedrooms, 3 reception, every convenience, to Let—'Hood, Ca.er-st., Swansea. 793e8-7 TO I,E'r,-S:roon;;(fï'Ionøe:oPpœitè "Studt's" J- Winter Gardens, Strand, nicely done out, immediate possession; only clea-c, re- spectable people with sm-all faanily and good references entertained.—Apply Musgrave's Basket Works, Strand, Swansea. 725eG-4 TXT EST C RQSS^ MUMBLES —To let. if t. good I-amil-y Residence, roomy, quiet' convenient road, trams, bay. every modern requirement; Stabling, Lawns, Garden i, G wydr-terrace. Swaneeaw 857e8-9 STABLES, ETC., TO LET. ] ^O LET, a splendid Stabl-3. with hay loft and every convenience.—Apply A/ustin 124, Rhyddings Park-road, Brynmill, Swan- sea. 877e8-9 APARTMENTS TO LET. A PARTMENTB—Well-furniehed Booms to I>et, 10. Grove-pfe>oo. Swansea. 736e6-5 OMFORTABLE Frrrnistied Apartm^teT Front Sitting-room and one or two Bedrooms; batfc-room; piano; no ohildren-, boamd or otherwise.—53, Maaasel-cfeirrace, Swan- sea. 832e&-8 APARTliEBNTS—To Let. f^ont S^tns-" Tooan and two Bedrooms, baÆh (hot and eoid); terms moderate.—Apply Montpel- ier Hoo^e, 54, Walter^oad, Swansea. 690e8-3 A PARTMENT&-—To I>et, Bedroom and Sit- A ting-room, furnished or unfurnished, use of scullery, etc.; moderate to respectable couple.—2, Victonia-eitTeet, Uplands, S^&nsea. 774e8-3 .J=. BEDROOM and Kltting-room to Let. com- -D bined in the centra of Oxford-street. Addross Combine, "Daily Pest." Swansea. 71o«84 RYN^OADT—Cor.if^able Apartmente to 1-9 let. Front Sitting-room and two Bed- rooms, from Atigusi 8th; lovely view of Bay; all coTiveniencee; srj°d cooking and attend- ance; terms modc>e,—Apply Comfort, c.o. on Charles Evans, Newsagent. Swansea. 7710e3-5 BRYN-ROAD—Con'fortable Apartments te > Let Front bitting-room and two Bed rooms, from August 8th; lovely view of Bay; zJl conveniences; <gqùd cooking and attend- ance; terms modf'ate.—Apply Health, c.o- Charles Evans, Ne-^aseat. Bryn-y-Mor-road Swansea 600<8-1 X^RONT Sitting-re. n and two Bedrooms to Let, Furnished facing sea; suit two friends; rant mo<?'r^te. — Write Norfolk, "Daily Post," S_ TOOeS-5 T^LTmsnED Sittitt^ and o-r.e or two End rooms; piano, bajth. Oiot and ookÜ; no children; close io Sa.vd.« a;nd Parke-, terms moderate-—Apply jk_. Park-road. Swansea. 744e8-7 or J OIX4INGS or" tfT~bo let. ^ar S J Wind^sbreet'and'Docirs; moderate terms -0' Calvert-street, Swaasea. 766e8-5 KETTY—Two or tteae Furnished Rooms S to Let, without, attendance, near trams. -Rott., Toy Shop. Sketty. 753e8-5 TO LET, two Unfurnished Rooms, back Sit- ting-room and Bedroom; of kitchen and gas stove.—Apply 56. Oxford-ctreet, Swan- sea.. 77OeÆ,) O LETT, h<rme'ljpApartments; suit four Young Gentlemen or eummer visitors; facing Bay; MumhVfl train passes the door, -Apply 11. PTiorto-i-terrace, Swansea. 722»S-4 TO "LETTPart of" JIouse7 Unfu«i^«! or T Furnished, at Cromwell-etreet; eve-ry convenience; bathroom—Apply Mrs. Oharleg Hvans, Newsagant, e&c., Bryn-y-Mor-roa,d. Swansea. 749e8-4 I TO LET. Unfarni^hed Room, at Marlbor- ougb-road. or oomibmed Bed Sitting roo-m.-Apply first instance to Mrs. Charles Evans, Neweagetnt, etc., BryB-.V-M-or-roo/i, Swansea, 791e8-7 TO LETJ. comfortaJjle Fnrnished Apart- ments, Front Rooms, Bedrooms, donble- bedsded if required! convenient to Pa,rks and Sands.—Appiy 14. Viotoria-terrace. GoTsc- lane. Swansea. 756eS4 L — — TXT ANTED, Lady Lodger, Skettv-avenue. Sketty.—Address Box 88, "Daily Post/' Swansea. TSleg-s TTOUNG Lady, in business aJl day, would J- like to hear of another to share her rcoTa: vev homely and rcspectabl^- Address Lady. "Sally Post," Swansea. 834f}8-9 °) Unfurnished B-ooms to Let; would suit "J young married couple or lady; no children: gas stove, etc—Apply 69. Norfolk- street. Swansea. 851e8-9 I 2 comfortable Rooms to Let, or homely Lcdz- iuf^s for two young gentlemen in busi- ness; terms moderate.—Apply 13. Sensing ton crescent, Swansea^ S31e8-7 2 Unfurnished Rooms to Let, to respectable Young Couple, at- Brynmill. with use of stove and scullery.—Apply Mrs. Chad. Evans. Stationer, etc., Bryn-y Mor-nrad, Swansea.. 792e8 7 J>, APARTMENTS AND FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED, TTRONT Sitting-room and Bedroom Wanted. by gentleman. in West End of town, where no other toilers are kept, and no children—A■■ "Dasl? Post," Swarnsoa. 1515118-3 WANTED, Bedroom and Sitting-room, off &t- Helen's-road, ,ill either ta-ko rooms and board self, cr board inclusive; piano; no children; advertiser two yews in last house—Write terms and particulars to Eager, "Daily Post," Swansea* 155n8-5 YOUNG French Gemican, 19 years, of good family, desires to live with respect- able family, as paying guest; preference given where there are children; Mumbles or Swansea—Address Z., "Daily Poet," Swan- sea- 693e8-? & s MISCELLANEOUS SALES. FO-E SALE, Wainut Table, good condition, cheap.—27 Osterley-street, St. Thomas. 829e8-5 FOE SALE, quantity of 71b. Jam Jars- Apply Chappie, Mart in-set reet. Mor- riston. 7i7t6-5 TjTOR SALE7 cheap, Plate glass Shop Front, -I- two windows.—A,pply 3, Oolleg&etreet, Swansea. S37e3-8 OR SALE, a Chip Potato Machine, new, bargain.—Apply Thomas, 4, Hall-street. LLanelly. 830e8-7 1 F" OR SALE, pure-bred Retriever Puppies, three months old; 10a. ache.—Apply 51, Oxford-street, Swansea. 826e8-5 FOR SALE. "Yost" Typewriter, No. 4 Model; spiendid condition; coet £ 22.—Address B.T., "Daily Post," Swansea. 858e8-9 OR SALE, two Model Sailing" Yachts, oup winners, 3ft. overhaul. To be 6een any time.—Pass, Shipwright, Neath Abbey. 737e8-5 OR SALE, five Buff Orpingtons, and another, 15B., laying; also splendid House and Run, 35s—Apply 31, Trafaigaa- plaoe, Brynmill, Swansea. 746jeS-6 i^OX TBKRIER. handsome and highly bred, JL for Sale, cheap, grand com pan Km for lady or gentlcnma.-Apply 16. Balaclava- street, St. Thomas, Swansea. 818e8-7 OS SALE, Fried Fish Double Ranga witix Potato Wasber and Peeler; bargain,- also a Second-hand Piano—Apply 3, Duffryn. terrace. Old Bridge, Morriston. 763e8-5 A First-class Male's Sextant for Sale, in A good condition ;cost X10 10s-; no rear sonable offer refused. — Address Marine, "Daily Post," Swansea. 859e8-9 BUILDING and Cementing Sand. Pa/fch, and Concrete Gravel—Apply Hammett and Co., 15, Exchange Buildings. Swansea. Co., 15, Exchange Buildings. Swansea. 397e8-12 BOILER FOR SALE,—The Swansea Town Council invite Tenders for a Second- hand Vertical Boiler with Fittings, which can be seen at the Fever Hospital- Tenders endorsed "Boiler" to be sent to the Town Clerk, Goildball, not later than Wednesday, the 9th instant. ^e8~3 TT.AT.Tv —Lowest quotation to bulk buyers, —.apply Richard Davies. Tower-lane, Swansea. 841e8-9 CHINS. THE SPECIAL GUN. Zls. 6d. Double Barnefi, Bireed1-loaOOr.. Top I..ever Double Bolt- 45s. THE DEFIANOE GUN, 45a. THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE. Bay from the acdual makers. 12 bore. Top Lever, Double Barrel, DRGECHLOAXEM, Twist Barrels, Double Bolted, Engine Turned Rib. Absolute satisfaction sruananteed or cash returned in full. Cheapest house in the trade for repairs. Illustrated Catalogue post free.—C. JAMES amd ROBERTS, 166- CHARLIES-ROAD. BIRMINGHAM. 1070 r RoraeSf CotMi Carte, Wagwirtlosr 4a FOR SALE, good second-hand Four-wheel Dogcart; a bargain.—Apply 14, St. GecTge-street, Swansea. S47e6-9 TJVJR SALE. Black Cob, rising 5. quiet in r harness, 15 hands high.—Apply Morris, Cwmxhydyoeorw, Moratistoa. 805e84 ITtOR SAUG, a email fouawheel Dogcairt, equal to new; suit 13 oar 14 hands- Apply 9, Bfyp-y-Mor-road, Swaaaaa.. 739e8-5 SALE, a. second-hand Trolley, in good JL condition, to be sold cheap; room wanted.—Apply R. E. Thomas. 2, Swan-street, «r Flint 3fill Yard, Swansea 720e8-5 FOR SALE, a nearly new Furniture Wagon, with Pole and Bajr; suit one or a pair of horses, very light and well made.—Hil- lard, GoJlege-fitreet, Swansea. 7bSe3-5 I IpOR SALE, Dogcart, suitable for horee 14 to 15 hands high, with cushions and lamps.—Apply Thomas and Chapman, Llan- genuach. R.S.O., Carmarthenshire. 751e8-4 FOR SALE, smart Pleasure Trap; snit coi> 13 to 14 hands, rubber tyres, lamps, cushions, etc., as good as new; prioe £15. — Write Pleasure, "Doily Post," Swansea. 884e8-9 OR SALE, good working Pony, aJso Tip- cart and Harness; lot £ 9, or sell seipar- aAely; no further use; suit Coal Merchant or Rawker.-Apply 3, New Orohard-etreetv Swansea. 862e8-9 S~^ OOT) Cob and Spring Cant for Hire, or X-9 Light Hauling done.—Apply 87, Wes- tern-street, Swansea. 728e8-6 GOOD honest Pony, working Harness, and nearly new Hawker's Cart for Sale- Apply 10. Victoriaravenue, Swansea- 766e8-5 FOR SALE, a Lady's Turnout, Dairk Bay F Pony, 12.3 hwads. well hrod, good action and speed. warranted quiet, and eennd. brass- motiyrted. Set of Harness, rubber tyred Ralli Trap, with Lamps. Cushions, etc.. nearly new; price for the lot i..J4, or will sell separ- ately. -Write Trap, "Daily Post," Swansea. 883eS-9 GOVERNESS Oar, Pony, and Harness for G Sale, Pony about 12 hands; reliable, quiet; suit lady and children.—Apply D. Lloyd. Blackpill. OOD Black Oib. 14.1, grand mover, splen- did action, cheap, sound, open to vet. —Sidney Clarke, Wallpaper and Glass Mer. chant, 25, Waterloo-street, Swansea. 724e8-4 "OONY, 13.2 hands. for Sale; quiet to ride -L or drive.-Apply Walters and Bachelor St. M airy-street. 735e8-? TRAP (to seat four) and Set of Trap Har- ness fcr Sa'e; will eed separate.—Apply Hopkine, 80, Absffdytoerthi-street, Swansea- 726e8-5 "T^TJSCIilA," very handsome chesnut Mare, J- 15.1 hands, 5 years, with good actions and manners, free from vice, warranted per- fectly quiet in single and double harness, also saddle, warranted sound, pass all traffic, stand unattended; worth the inspection cf any lady or gentleman that require a reliable animal; 14 days' fre trial; price 30 guineas- Apply 27, Park-street. Swansea, from 10 a.m. IEADING House in Wale& for Harness and Saddlery All Harness manufactured on onr own premises by experienced work- men. Repairs in all its branches. Every article in the trade supplied. Inspect our stock.—Swansea Saddlery Company, Alex- andra-road, Swansea,. Nat. Tel 55y, Cor. 303. 827e7-9 4 TRAPS, &c.. FOR HIRE. /OB and Trap for Hire, rubber tyree.— Apply Vv. Jones, 1, Gltuimor-crescent, Uplands. Corp. Tel. 677. 453e8-3 r^OBS and Traps for Hire—Apply W Merri- nian, 1, Oole-etreet (back of Tenby Hotel). Swansea. National Telephone lOlyl. 278a3-a R E. THOMAS, Brake and Wagonette Pro- Pn.etor.—BraJMS. Wagonettes, etc., supplied for all kinds of outings.-2. Swan- street and Flirt Mill Yard, Swansea. 719e8-5 HORSES and Traps to Let on Hire, Wag- ^one>tte. Cab orders promptly attended to. Nat, Tel. 233y2.—6. Francis-streett, near Victoria Park, Swa.naea. 8Z1e8-7 TRADE SPECIALITIES, A S. Hid.—Ladies' Glace Kid lace and but- ton Boots, patent caps, round or square toes; worth 5s. lid. See windows. Wallace's* 230, High-street, Svrane&a, and Ziuuabim. 733884 BOOTS and Shoee for holiday wear. S])eo- ialities in Canvas and Tennis Boots and Shoes. Our Cycling and Cricket Boots are up to date. Beet makes in Plimsolls Wallace's, Swansea. 73.3 e 3-4 TAi ALLACE S &. lid. Gents' Brown and » Black Glace Kid Boots, Bal or Derby shape. are smart and stylish; worth half-a- guinea, and for value are unsurpassed.—230, High-street, Swansea., and Mumbles. 735e84 OS. Hid., Ladies' Glace Shoes in Lace, ButI ton, or Fancy Bar, are the best'value1 in the Principality. Glace Kid at 3s. Hid.— Wallaces, 230, High-street, Swansea and Mumbles. 733e8-4 fJORN PAINT, made of superior ingredi- ents, and easily appHed; Is. bottle for 6d—J. Davies, M.P s hem st,. S3, street. Swansea. "jVATHAN and Co., the Clo-thiers, 12 College-street, Swansea, for best value in Men s. Youths', and Bovs' Clothing, etc. Nat. Tel. 156y3. 835e8-8 OHINA and Delf Wiwe, obeap. — Well ,V ^sorted Orates of Everyday Selling iin«s for Shops. Mairkets. and Hawkine— Write for lists—Sheaf Pottery Mannfactnr. ers, Longton. Staffs in "pA^ of every description p effloiently done. at moderate ohargee, by soldier's widow. — Dwyer. 44. Edward' street. Manselton. Swansea. 51n.t.a. "VTENETIAN Blinds, from 4jd. per foot, any v colour, carriage paid. List poet free. Government contractors.—Moseley, 53. Tudor, road. Cardiff. Nat. TeL 42y2 644dl3-3 PUMPS. 1B.. Free Wheels 2e>. 6d.. Lamps la., Toeclips 4d. per paar. Rim Brakes 2B., Air Tubes 2s. 6d. Price list post free Frank- land's. 2. Salford, Blackburn. 318wlCf-23 Boorrs,? BOOTS—For reliable Gents' Boots JD gd to Thomas's, Progreesive Boot Stares, 33. King Edward swoad, Swatnsea.. Noted for first-class Repairing. 734e&-5 CHIP Potato and Cook Shop Fittingj, every variety. Champion Ranges Pol tato Peeless, Shop on Wheels. 116-page list fcree.—lfabbott, Poland-shreat, Manchester. 498e9-30 MASfe-^GF- and Electpolysis.—Miss Hem- ery, 12, Woodlands-terrace, Swansea, Certified Maseeuet, and Electrician, Head and Facial Masseuses EBectrolysis. permanent cure for superfluous hair. 497eM "jVTli. WILLIAM OXLEY. Private Enquiry -1- Agent, late Detective Sergeant Cardiff Police. Confidential investigations.—6, Lower- Cathedral-road, Cardiff. Highest references. MARRIED LADTBS—INFORMATION AND ADVICE of PRICELESS VALUE (FREE), Send stamped envelope. Please name this pa.per.-Mn;. LAWRJ2NCE, St. Elmo, Egre- mont, Liverpool. 637y 12-30 MASSAGE—MES EHaott, Oertiftcabed (Lon- M don) Masseuse (Wefir-Mitchel). Facial and Headi Massage. 6. Phillips-parade Attends Mr. Allen's, Hairdresser, Wind-street. Tuesday and Friday afternoons. Ladies treated at own residences by appointment. te7-17 "p MOLTNKUX, Fish Merchant, 126 .High- • street, Swansea Cheapest Shop in town for Fish of all varieties; wholesale and retail. Trial solicited, 32 A/f ARItlED LADIES!—INFORMATION and XT1 ADVICE OF PRICELESS VALUE (FREE). Send stamped envelope. Please name this paper. — MRS. LAWRE3IOE. St. Elmo, (FREE). Send stamped envelope. Please name this paper. — MRS. LAWREBtOE. 8t.. Elmo, ^gremont, Liverpool 988t3-12 To BUILDERS. —Billheads. Mesnorandoms. J- Business Circulars and Cards. Time Sheets, Estimate Books, and every kind of Commercial Planting at the "Cambrian" Office, SIT, High-street, Swansea. TJARUKLS, Luggage, Furniture, etc., to and — from Mumbles. Our vans ran Tuesdays and Saturdays.—Pa roe Is Express. 11, Somer. set-place. Swansea. 806g4-24 ARTIFICIAL Legs, light and strong; Steeto for weak legs, Spine Supports, Elastic Stockings and Belts, Eyes, Trasses, Ban- dages; lady attendant for Ladies' Belts, eta; Crutches, etc., in stock; illustrated list- Maker and Repairer, Allen Pearoe, 25, Clharles-street (off Queen-street), Cardiff, and Broa,dmend. Bristol. 598J9-3 TTAVIES" BALSAM OF HONEY forComcha. .U Colds. Asthma. Tightness of the Chest, etc. 6jsd. and Zs. 3d-—Prepared only by J. Davies, M.P.S., Dispensing Chemist, 30, High- street, Swansea. 29 = I MOTORS, Etc. I A Cardiff motorist's experience of Dunlop Motor Tyree 6000 to 7000 miles without a puncture. To Messrs. the Danlop Pneumatic Tyre Co., Ltd., Birmingham. Dear Sirs, We are sending yon this evening, four covers 870x 90, which we shall be glad if yon will re-tread for u", potting non-skid treads on all four tyres. You will notice that the covers are in a very good state of preservation, and should stand re-treading ton' & very well indeed. Perhaps it will interest you to know that the four tyres in question have been on a 15 h.p. Napier tor a year, and the owner tells m that they have covered 51 bout 6/7000 miles, and in that time he has not had a single pancture and with the exception of one. they have never been removed from the rims, and this one tyre was only taken off to repair a surface cnt caused by a stone. Yours faithfully. For the Automobile Co., of Cardiff, Ltd., ARTHUR S. LITTLE, July 17,19C5. Managiae Director. Illustrated Booklet on the eare and repair of Dunlop Motor Tyres, gratis and post free. Dnnlop Tyre Co.. I,td..Af!ton. Brrminerbam EDUCATIONAL. pEN DEE tN COLL EG E, I LANOLAND BAY. THE MISSES NETTELL, A.C.V., A.C.P., A.T.C.L., (Daughters of the late J. T. Net^cll, Gen- eral Works Manager of Messrs. Vivian ao-J Sons). REFERENCES: The Lady Swansea. Lady Morshead, Foreat-Lodge, Binfioid, Berks. Miss Eden, The Bryn, Sketty, Swansea. Rev. Secretan Jones, M.A., ex-Vicar ot OyBtermooth, South Walea. Rev. Harold Williams, The Vicarage, Oystermouth. The NEXT TERM commences on FRI- DAY, MAY 6th, 1905. Girls* boarding & day school, DUMBARTON. JJJKYN-Y MOE ROAD, SWANSEA. Principal-MISS GARLICS., A. CP., Assisted by Certificated Resident French and Pngriwth finmniniiniT and Visiting Profes- eors. Pupils prepared for oil Publio Fixanuna- tions. The Home is well situated in ita own grounds, close to bnach and parks. MUSIOAL. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 100, WALTER ROAD, SWANSEA, IxilSS FLORENCE L. FRICKER, A.B.A.M., A.R.C.M., and MISS MINNIE M. FRICKER, L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M., RESUME LES6C>N^_ on 1st MAY. DANCING, CALISTHENICS, &O. 4 DANCING, CALISTHENICS, SPANISH AND PHYSICAL EXERCISES. GEDNEY HOUSE, ST. HELEN'S ROAD. MIS CRAVEN has hsr VACATION during the SUMMER MONTHS. Classes will be RESUMED as nsoal in the AUTUMN CANCER HOSPITAL (FREE) I FULHAM-ROAD, LONDON, S-W. Patieote seen daily tbedr own applica- tion at TWO O'CLOCK- Funds urgently needed for General Ex nenees and for the Ree-arch Department. gearet&ry, FRED. W. HOWELL, ptCTON LL & T. BULLIN. CabI always ready. Wedding Carriages HocBea- Frineral Carnagts Complete. GUNS 1 GUNS 1! GUNS 1!! Splendid Selection Latest Model Breechloaders, Single i2-bore Ejectors, 33s. Donble Ham- mef Qtins, 3?b. 6d. and upwards, with Cross Boli. from 55a. Doable Hammerlee.s Guns from 90s. Approval. J. and R. "Speciat" Cartridges, 6s. 6d. per 100. Mention paper for complete Cfltalogae, free.—J&mM and Reynolds, b, George-street, Minoriaa, Lon don, E C, 80V CYCLES—The largest Stock of Cycle Tynes in Wales, guaranteed Inner Tubes (not rubbish), 35. each; Outer Covens. 4s. 6d. each; do. guaranteed, 6e. 6d.; good selection of lamps from Is. 6d-; Rim Brakes. 2s. ?JCJ.; Free WTieels. 3s.; Pumps, Is.; Toe Clips, 6d.; Out- fits, 4d.; Oil, 4d.; Bells, 6d.; etc. Cafrriage paid on £1 order.-John Williams, 71, High- street, Swansea. 869e8-9 NOTICE J[ -.188 A. J. CHAPPELL. "ISHMONSBE ct OTSTBE MEBCHANT, POULTERER, DEALER M QAM E, A) WIND-STREET. SWANSEA. 1 AIM AT NEWTON-ROAD. MUMBLES Telegraohie Address—u Chappell. Swansea." Coantry Orders promptly attended to. CARRIAGE WORKS, FISHER-STREET, SWANSEA. Telephone—0462. JOHN JONES & Co., HIGH-CLASS YAN AND CARRIAGE BUILDERS. ORDERS FOR NEW WORX. GENERAL REPAIRS, PAINTING, TBIMMTNO, PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. MOTOR CAR INSPECTION PIT PROVIDED AND REPAIR EXECUTED. NO HOUSE EQUALS > DOWN & SOTNT FOR RELIABLE FUR N I T U R E* THEY ARE THE LARGES? MAKERS BY MACHINBBV I\T WATM HAVE THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK TO SELECT FROM, AND' GIVE TH3 BEST POSSIBLE VALUE. Carpets Made and Laid Free. I ESTABLISHED NEARL Y HALF A CENTURY. HIGH STREET & MORRIS LANE, SWANSEA. L ¡ r Th. 1,Ur r-" and Grant; The Universal Remedy for Acidity of the Safest and mart N Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigegtion, Gentle Medicine Sear Snictations, Bilious Affections. Infants, ChUdfe% .i Delicate Featk^; DINN m NESI A A For the Holidays. Don't forget to put a box of BEE CHAM'S PILLS in your bag. Change of air often gives rise to lassitude* headachc or biliousness. The place visited Is then thought to be«>ith £ T t _c br-clug" or "too relaxing", when in reality the system only requires adjusting to the change and new climatic conditions. In such cases 4 $eecham% I ,IA SJ&J will invariably regulate the Hv»r, purify the blood and clear the head, when the holiday can be enjoyed to the full. Many people are liable to forsake plain living when away from home and to indulge in a richer diet which frequently upsets the organs of digestion. Under these circum- stances BEECHAWS PILLS will prove the most efficacious corrective obtainable. In a word, AT HOME OR ABROAD the wise man or woman will take care never to be without a box of BEECHAM'S PILLS that invaluable medicine which has been tested for three generations. BEECHAM'S PILLS have the largest sale of any Patent Medicine in the world. Sold evcrywber? la boxes, price I'll (56 pills) « 2 9 (lti8 ptlls). NEATH AND DISTRICT BILL-POST- ING OOMPANV—Late T. Wall. Offices:—ASSEMBLY ROOMS, NEATH. ManagerJ- W. ROBINSON. becsees and Proprietors of the best Posting .Q.&t.ions in Neath and District. Nature's Perfect Remedy for all kinds of Worma. WO R M LOZENGES. For over 30 years this highly Valuable Remedy has met witu the greatest eaocess. The effect upon Weak, Deiicat*- Children (often given up as incurable) is oke Magic. Getting rid of his tormenting pests by tak- ing these Lozenges, the thin, pale-faped, in- animate Child oeooroes strong, healthy., and lively, the pride instead of the anxiety of his guardians. jLJangennech, near Uanelly, I' August 50th, 1872- Dear Sir,—My youngest daughter, Emma ^nn) 13 years of age, got rid of a great num- ber of worms by taking only three or four of Williams' (Pontardawe) Worm Lozenges. I pm glad to 6ay that she has much improved jr health, being previously lingering and Lelioa.te in bealta.—Yours v-wv truly, UARTHA GillFFlfHS, Late of Ynifipenllwch. SYMPTOMS. — ADy of the following Symptoms indicate worms; —variable appe- tite. fastid breath, acid eructotions, pons in the teeth during sleep, dreams and resUe^- ness, paleness ot the countaaance, stitches in sr a:- v<Sia»2' slow few. ma convulsive fite, often causmg sudden death; <vzzwem, sore ihroet and iMammatiaa of tl» fcoweis. lee »hov» ^mptoms vary according to the kifid of i^^Loeaiigea oontam noitbiB^ ctetnnental t» the o^Sotion, and are for all ^Williams' (Pontardawe) Worm Lorocges are nrepared from tho Original Receipt Ly J(^NDAVTES, M.R.P.S., Chemist, 20, High-street, Swansea, and sold by meet chSnifits, at 9i<L, 13id., acd 2s. 9d. per box; by post, 14 and 54 stamps. Protected by the Government stamp, on which are en- graved the words "Williams' Worm Lot- eiigea.5' -jf Darlington's Handltiooks I** Lord Knollys is ccmmajidBS hy the King to thank Mr. Dar- i&B&ZFK "pgton for a oopy of new edition, so wel lgot up, o>' "hon* don and Bnrirotie." 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