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Tie Poitmaster-G-enerai does not allow letters addressed to initials or fictitious es to be addreeed to any Peat Office, .1d letters so sect are returned to the sender through tbe Dead Letter Depart- ment. Letters to Advertiser- by initials, etc.. qr otherwise, may be directed to "The Camon.&n- tree of charge; and if stamps are sent to cover postage, will be forwarders to th", Advertiser's own address. Remittances unriv bs. may be made in Halfpenny Postage SWrips. or Postal Or- tters- Postal Orders sn""4.{d be made to "The South Wales Pest" lN>iW6r™peT Co., Ltd,. 211. High-street, Sw Address all •communications to the Manager, "The Cambrym." i t -■ —SJSU. ■' SITUATIONS VACANT. Cooke and KitcHenmaids. "\XfANTMD, Cook-General, also yormg Girl as Housemaid; country giri preferred; two in family.—Apply, eveamisis, 190, St. Helem's-road, S-waaifsea. 7^3-15 WANTED, August 18th, Oook-G-ewera-t; "no washing; fwtd of etnlilrer.; hrj^incr* honse-; refeTe-nom-Apply Mrs. T. I\jciiolar, Vktoria-buildiitgs. Port TabOOt:, 926e8-U YOUNG Woman Wanted life Ojok, axil strong Girl for Kitchen and assist Waitress.— Apply, with references, LiV.a:! Club, Swansea. Qr«wft-i4 '=- House anc; ¡f"}o..nna.ïd5. HOUSE-PAEIXCR-MAiil) W suited; thor onghly epe-ienoed; not over 2S.-pply by letter only, 11 rs. Wm. Gibbioe, Gacrthjnor. Neath. WANTED, a gx*! Housemaid- Apply 'Gil- bert'e Cliff," Mumbles, 3.S.O. '^f8-14 ) nVy AEJ>MAID Wanted, most lb^~lsw*H»s;'r » i/ages £ 12.—Appiy, nVy AEJ>MAID Wanted, most .}; t-. » i/ages £ 12.—Appiy, Hospital. •-•••• ^iJO-16 j W,_CdH.W WANTED, at osoc, good H^asMRsrfffv'alt- resfi-—Apply Wagtbooinie Bct zi. Hoe- pital Square, Swansea. 962e8-12 WANTED, a jrood Chamb€srmaid; a-teo Gen- f era.L—Ap:Iy, with rofere: -s, Mrs. Nash. Cleveland Hotel. Uanelly. 17fS-U w ANTED. immediately, an experienced Hoase-Parlonrmaid. and a good cook; also several Generals; good plaoes waiting- Registry, Castle HiUl, M-umblm 833e8-ll ? Ganerals. I I J I i I CLeEAJT General Sarvant Wanted, for Gen- eral Housework, and to assist in even- ings in Bar; must have good references.- Apply Bank Hotel. Wind-street, Swansea. 96le8-ll Q.EN'EKAL Servant Wanted, for a few hours daily, to attend upon bachelor gentle- man, and clean two offioes.—Address Box 4, General Post Offioe. Swansea. 949e8-ll W ANTED at onoe, good General Servant. W -Apply Crow Inn. Morriston. 902e8-10 TyAKTEB Exp^ri^o^d" General ;~l^bon I' 23 ff -Apply. 2.29, Rlgh-Bttreet. Swa.nsea. 95fM5 TTf ANTED, a V> comXry-Apvly 55. Swansea. 939eS-li T ANTED. immediately, General Servant. » -Apply West End Hotel, UnionfStreet, Swansea. 10f8-ll WANTED, good General; three in fam- ily; no washing-Apply 8, Stetty- road, S-ansea, 979e8-12 WANTED. a. good Gecesral Sentamt.-Apply Ml's Harris, Fruiterer Woodfleld- rtreet, Morrisrton. 33f&-}4 V{T A NTED .mme^ateFyT^yxxing~ foiT r 7 tionoework, ercall family Apply 22 Ayledbury-road, Swansea. 63f8-li XfcT ANTED, a respectable Girl, work —Apply Mrs. Thorpe, 38, Trafal- gar-plaoe Brynmill. Swansea. 913e3-10 Ayledbury-road, Swansea. 63f8-li XfcT ANTED, a respectable Girl, work —Apply Mrs. Thorpe, 38, Trafal- gar-plaoe Brynmill. Swansea. 913e3-10 TXT" ANTED, at onoe, good General^ to assist I TXT" ANTED, at onoe, good General^ to assist in Bar m the evenings—Apply Cham- bea-t, Comleh Moont, Broad Quay 887eS-10 ;TT7'ANTED General Scrva-nt; s-c>,od~-vages » to a suitable person—Apply Mrs. Phil- lips. Pontardawe Inn, Ponta-rdawe 839e8-9 Ty ANTED, General Se,rvant, ane^ aWe to Wash and Iron.—Apply, Mrs Thomas Dressmaker,4, Holly-strceit. Pontardawe. 68f8-lr- TiyANTED, Eespeotable Girl, about 16, far ^6nera^ Housework.— Apply 18, St. Heien's-areeoeait, Swansea* frexm 2 to 4 p.m. 997e8-ll WANTED, a Girl from 16 to 18 yearts for Housework; refeireaice "required Apply Belmont House, De-la-Beohe-street, Swansea. 89f8-15 \JU"-KW'i'&y at once, a good Genera.! Ser- \If vant; also a Charwoman for Mondays. .Mrs. Anderson, 15, De-IBeche-stmoot. Swiain- sea. 66fS-15 VyANTED a good Greneral, about 20, able to cook and assist with the business; JDust have good references—Evans. Dynevor Arms. Pont.arda.-we. 966e8-12 WANTED, good G^STs^nt-, able to » ♦ do plain cooking; ref€ranoe required— Apply Mrs Evans, Duke of Wellington." St. Mary-street, SwaJisea. 19f8-14 ANTED. Good Genera!; knowledge of" L plain cooking; washin-g out; age not under 20; good refeTxuces-Apply 10. cieve- land-terrace Swansea. 8f8-14 TyANTED, good General Servant; know. V f ledge of plain cooking; washing u t; Teferor.ee roquired.-kpply to Mrs. Horsley, 2. Biil grave-torraoe, Wttitor-road, Swe-nom, 39f8-15 XTOUNG Girl Wanted for Housework;every -1- Sunday out—Apply Mrs. Morris, "Bryn- fleld, St. Alban'e-road, Swajneea. 29f8-ll ..6JII.h. Servants' Registry Offices. MBS. LlewellyD Howell, Registry Office for Servants and Young Girls, 34, Oxford- street, next door but one to the National Schools. Swansea 917e8-10 \\7 ANTED, immediately, experienced and Pl-aiu Cooks. Parlour and House-Pa lourmaids. Generals, Waitresses. Waiters; also an experienced Welsh-speaking, Nurse for London—Apply Miss Lewis, High-class Registry, 18, Castle-ctreet, Swansea. Nat. Tel. 7611.3., 9a)e8-10 miscellaneous situations, /^AJ&PT'NTEB Wanted, at Glyn Neath; one ¡ accustomed to colliery work preferred. -Write, giving particulars, to Colliery, "Daily Poet," Swansea. 923e8-10 TA EAP EE Y — W anted. Eatp^riCTw-trrt Yauug lJ LaAy toT tiiiicy department; Weleli, and able to serve thrcugh.-Jw,. Morristcn. löf.14 OOD M-zm Waint-ed, foT Milk Bound, iT). G Burry Port; married man preferred.- 33, Walter-road, Swansea,. 957e8-ll /EOCEEY and Provisionis^Wanted, SepU tot, Finst-class Young Mam; must be ex- perienced; personal application preferred; outdo-Apply, R. L. Thomas. Neath. 8<,f¿.. p Lbo-aG S,,hooLty- -Rd-ln-e-r-S t- Thomas School. 909e8-10 T° a good all-round Third Hand. State wages, with refer- enoo, D. J. Rees. St. Paul's Steam Bakery, LlatieUy. 890e8-lO "OTANTED, at onoo. House Carpenter. — Apply Lloyd, Bishopston, near Swan. sea. 893e8-10 TIT ANTED, at once. Oold Koll Saperinten- dent.—Apply Ystalyfera. Iron Com- pany, Ysfoalyfera. 1829u8-14 ~\7frTANT6ED, good, active Bricklayer, used to Stack Work.—Apply J. Jenkins, Steeple J-ark, Hafod, Swansea. 974e8-12 WANTKD, Boys for Bottling Stores.— Apply Messrs R. P- Culley and Co., Ltd., Duke-sfcreet, Walter-road, Swamsca. 42f8-lS WANTED. Machinists, for Griswold Knit- TV ting Machines and Singer's Sewing Machin-ea '-Apply Paarry all-dRocke. Ltd.. Swansea. 855e3-9 Ty ANTED, a Eeepectable, Strong Youth, to live in at the Sailors' Home; to act as u n d&r -s' eward .-Apply at Sailore' Home, Swansea. 4f8-11 'T ANTED, Scavenger; constant employ- I ment to a steady macn State particu- lars and wages required.-Addrew Constant, ''Daily Post," Swansea, 842ee-12 WANTED, Smart, Active Man, used to horses, for the mineral water tmde.- Apply Boucher, Grown Mineral Waiter Works, Upper Strand, Swansea. 999e8-14 WANTED. practical Doctor, at Cwm- av- able to spea-k Welsh; applica- tions to be in hand not later than August 12tb.-F-ull pariculars to be had from Wil- liams. Rock. Cwmavon, Port Talbot. 11 TyANTT.D, Sharp, Young Man; good writer, total abstainer, well' up in County tSnrt work, and in tracing lost debtors; a .■"osA man, knowing Swansea and Neath cts; will require to reside ait Nea.tJi.WTi'te. stating salary required, to B.. "Daily Post," Swansea, 1827n8-14 TyOSEK IN CANADA.—Plenty of Work offer- » » intr until Novorcbor in Manitoba to Har- veet Hands arriving before September Pare to Winroepeg (Manitoba) from 8d. TickeiLS hli; at greatly reduced rates, leav. in O&aantft trot-iateT tlia.il November APPTT Canadian Pacific Railway, 18, St Br?<stol, or local agent. 15545db8-18 'yOUTH, a/bont 17. Want-ed, to deliver Bread. with hand-cart, and work in bakery.— Apply at once, Coombe, Baker, Moariston. 2&f8-14 Managers and Clerks. TTTNroE Clerk, with knowledge of Ship- y Pins Office work Wanted at onoe, for looai branch of large firm; exoellent pros- pects. vTrite, etath-,g age. erxperienoe, and s' L'-Y required, to W, L.. "Daily Post," Swansea. 827e8.1(1 "\Xr J), a, oOOmt Doo-k-keeprr ond Shorthand Writer.—Write, first in- fitaaroe, E. "Daily Postk" Swansc-a^. 40f8-15 _J Tradesmen's Apprcrrtices & Assistants c OMXL'TZCTA-T, STATIONIMY. Waarted err rt Youth as assistant—Apply by lot- tor >nly, Fonest Davies and Co., Ltd., Swan- sea!. 58f8-15 GROIGF,RY.-Wam-Led, smart Youth, 18, "to deuvar goods; well used to hQT and trade; one from country preferred.-D. Wil- liams, Neath Abbey swes-io P'HOTOGIIAPHY—Mrr ^apma^'havs a va- Pi oaiacy for an Apprntioe.—Apply between 6 and 7 p.m. to 235, High-street, Swansea. 838e8-1 -v- Office Boys and Errand Boya. DOY Wanted.—Inquire Uplands Post Office, J-* Swansea, beibween 8 ajid 9 p.m. S0fS-15 "DOT Wajnibed for delivering bread aihd as- DOT Wajnibed for delivering bread aihd as- sist in the bakahouse—Apply, 11 earn, Sketty Bakery, Sketty. 49f8-15 TyANTED, smart ErrancT^Boy—Apply J. • W. Evans, 36-37, Castle-Street, Swansea. 981e8-12 UT Al\TTED. at once, Respectable Boy—Ap"- Piy L. Baer, Jeweller, 42, Castle- street, Swa-nsea. 7f8-14 \7UANTED, a Good Lad as Errand Boy.— Apply Colonial Produce Stores, Church-street, Swansea. 28f8-14 YyANTEiD, a good Gharp Lad, quick at „ figureia, and neait writer.—tAddiPass, H:J>=aly_Bcsat," Swansea. 41f8-15 AiNTED smart Lad, just leaving school, W ^Mercha^ Office—Address, Mer- ehaait, Daily Post," Swansea. 44f8-15 WANTi:i7~immediaMy7^.arFolffoe Boy^ W one from school preferred.—Address R.W., "Daiy Poet," Swansea, 37f&-12 ANTED, Errand Boy, to deliver G- and Chin a.-Apply Berry, Boyal China, Stores; Union-street, Swansea. 844e8-9" WANTED, a smart Boy, for night.s and f Sat,-irdiys.-Apply A. G. Gamden, Hair- dresser, Beach-street, Swansea. 843e8-9 ~TANTED, s-brvrp Lad as Errand Boy.— —Apply, E Williams and Co., Iron- mongers, Heat-hfleld-street, Swansea. 81f8-15. ANTED, a smart Offloe Boy, to check f" material brought to buildings.-Apply Pye. Parkinson, and Co., Ltd.. Evereiey-road, Sketty. 968e8-12 Hotel Assistants, &e. I ARr WAITRESS Waaited.imiiiedjateiy ;make B herself generally usetfud.—Bridge Hotel, Llandrindod. 966e8-ll WANTED, at onoe, good Housemaid-Wait- ress—Apply Yacht Cafe, Mumbles. 9C'7e8-10 WANTED, good Chambermaid, General, and Third Count«r Hand—Apply, Ma^kwortli Hotel, Hi^rh-stireat, Swansea. 52f8-15 yyAiNTED, immediately Two Wad tresses, an *1 Experienced Parlourmaid, Young Housemaid, good Cook, Cook-Q<oiera>l, and several Young Generals—Registry Castle Hill, Mumbles, 3Df8-14 several Young Generals—Registry Castle Hill, Mumbles, 3Df8-14 Mililnery, Tailoring zn ISJ., 8smaking DE ES S M AXTNG —I in pro v«rs Wanted, on Skirts and Bodices, at once. Wages.- Mrs. Tomlinson. 35, Oariton-terrace, Swansea. 848e8-9 14/riLLINEEY. Wanted, two respecta-b le 31 Young Ladies, as Apprentices for Mil- linery Workrooms; also one for Shop.—Apply to J Reels Evans. 218. High-street, Swaaisfcu Agents, Canvassers, Travellers, &c. A good Agent Wanted—Anyone with spa-re time may secure a good and indeipen- dent poeition. No risk or Dutlay.-Address Brief. "Daily Post:' Swansea. 15528d.b.8-10 A Trustworthy Man, of active habits, is j- Wanted to take up a responsible and remunerative outdoor position; part time- Write in first instance, stating age, occupa- tion, etc.. to Active. "Daily Post." Swansea, 988e8-14 A GENT Wanted, with a good oonnection amo-ig brewers, ale and porter and min- era,1 water bottlers, chemists and druggists to secure orders for corks; large and speedy sale; profitable commission—Address, Box 338, Sells' Advertising Offices, London, E.G. 6719-18 7* T^EAVELLER Wanted to Sell onr HoueehoU? Specialities; good wages given; f-sa- pies and full particulars 3 stamps.—Geei'ge Dobhy, Gathorne-street. Brighouse 25f'-0'>-31 OYAL LIVER Ilii^DLY SOCTE-T Y Ssrta-bl^hod i860. Funds 1" £ 2,500,000. Over CIOOIDLIO to Ù O'isvr i h>ut»>«r -iF Bonuses this y&ajf to paying meicbe*# with a minimum membership of 20 y<*rtv as at the end of December, 1903. w cd reliable. energetic men as agents for sea and District. Salary and commia è(., start. Assistance given. Interest in _t: >1.?, Splendid opening for men not afraid of work. Also men who are desirous of ,%idfeg to their income are invited to apply for spare time agency terms to J. Mack ri Iris- trict Manager, 5, Cartoon-terrace, Sv?-:uiee»; H Cutcliffe. District Manager, Park Oham- oeirs, Portland-Street, Swansea. 770e8-2S» 305. ^"T'EKLY.—Spare Time Employment offered to either sex, who can write. Particulars free.—Addressed envelope to Manager (Department A3), Glendower, Tor- quay- 990eS-14 q.ujy* SITUATIONS WANTED. AN Experienced Gardener requires one or „ tw,? da^s w«rk par week.-Apply Pub- ^r' Daliy Post," Neath. 1825n8-14 A ? Siins^e"^la,'nded Gar dealer or o-therrwiee; a thoroughly undersia.nds glass flowers, fruit ajid vegetables; earned, aged 32; good refer- enoes.—Robinson, Llwyndurds, Boncath, South Wai<;s- 994e8-14 QITCATION Wanted as General Servantg QITCATION Wanted as General Servantg ¡ for several strong country girte.—Mrs. Ooster, Registry, Gloucester. 995e8-14 XKTANTED, by respectable Young PersoS, XKTANTED, by respectable Young PersoS, Situation in Bar, or any business; willing to assist.—Address P., "Daily Post," Swansea. 850eS-9 Swansea. 850e8-9 "W^ANTEEO by Widow, position as House- keeper to lady or gentlemen; good TiC- fpre,.tcos.-AT.A.C., core 12, De Ereos-st-reet, Swansea. 53f8-15 TyANTED, by a Respect-able Woman, da.i'y Cleaning or Washing, or Offices to Clean—Apply by letter to 42/ Low- Oxfoi-d- street. Swansea. 3o.ie3-14 WANTEiD in September, ^,u^on~ae ''T Housekeeper or any othc place of trust, by a lady ref v-ed and do:nesticaiUKl— Address, Hou?6ii<.6pftr, llfldly Po>t," 1 «8f8-15 "TT by Young Gentleman f2S>Sit«a- t,lotl as Clbrl, or any pr>&;tion of trust; tho ;.goly cxpeneacod; higliftst rcferencss. —A less Position. "Daily Poet," Swansea 5ile8-10 Y ,1^ LADY seeks Sit?ia,{ion as lady" CiJ=>rk or any ligat business; gcod refer- enc .Âd Box 4";), "Dafiy Poet," Swan- ee.a.. 5f8-14 -r:=. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS* "C^-LJWT? CofJtume WiiwtMi, on hire, for gen- i ttexnaai,. hi-i^ht, iff 7in. -Write, stating price, ete.. to "Paim-y"Daily riN," Swan- see, sot. 1;) SociiawMKiiid Saii—'18ft. x 37)ft, f or th eroa.bOAd.drf>8B¡, "Sail," "Daily post," Swanso*. I 55f8-15 AN WANTED to Purchase, goo<i_ Iiif franco t Book.—Pull jHurtionlon ad £ JiiCiir- aawss. "Daily Swasea, 6-^0 TXriVNTEP, ^300 on; jfriod leneehoM p>v » » p«Kjy; good tajtrsin given. State' lowest' iniestysst to X.ti., r «., "Daily Po?c." Swfuceea- 4Sfg-i5 Tr^TANTKI>. a I«dy Ad<jpt Baby Oiri (fair), {«*,«igbt,. Sruwi pre- mium r-gquired.—AJ SO, ,"I>aily Poet," Swasisaa ^5e8-ll -0 -,¡oo- J -A- r.osT AND FOUND, T C,ST, Black Spaniel; fromt naws hro-wn;an swere the nsjinw of ".Tack."—Owner sr.it- a-Ii'y rewardled. Return to Police Sta-tion, (.oetf-st.reet, Swansea. 16f8-ll 1 Ofc'T, Mocday rtM.Tning, between St. JamrV .11 GardfSis and MiradiOT-orescmt. Green (notbw,oil-L Finder rewarded—Apply, 3D MÍ8-lli I06T, on Sunday evening, between Rich- mond Villas and Nursing Institute, Swansea-, small Gold Curb Brcoeh; finder, please return eanc to Institute. 2f8-ll T OST, bcrt ween Tenby Hotel and Baths Laundry, liady's Silver Watch; finder leiturning same to 75, Norfolk-street, Mount 1 Pleasant, Swansea, will be rewarded. LOST, either at Mumbles or Swansea, on 3rd int?: Silver Match Box with Mono- gram. Finder rewarded on returning to Bichards; 97, Oxford-street, Swansea, 950e8-ll LOST, at Skew en, Tuesday last, Pox Ter- rier. black and tan head, white body with black eipots. Answers to name "Babs." Finder rewarded; detainer prosecuted. Bromha.m, Upper Springfield, Skewen. j «J4e8-12 LOST, between Killay and Kittle Hill, going across the Common, about 4 p.:r. l-r.- day, August 4th, a Key, or starting handle of a Motor Car; finder rewarded on return- ing to Mr. Harries, 39, Rryn-ron-1 j-wmi- sea. 72f8-15 STBAYFD.—Fox Terrier Dog, in go con- ks dition marked black spot on side and b-cow-i liead; if not claimed with in days will be to defray expenses.—An-]y, 82, Oxford-stireet^ Swa-nsea, 64f8-12 FOUNT), a big Black: and~Taai~Wek'i 'J'2r' rier.-Apply 69. Lkwigyfelach-road, Pen- tire Estyll-road, Swansea. 12f8-ll "pOUND, Black Spani^~Dog; no collar "if not claimed in three days, will be sold to defray expenses.—C. Jones, 35, Margaret- street, St. Thomas, Swansea,. meB-it "J^OUND, a Rowing Boat, flcasting about on x the River Tawe. Reever, of Brixton, is the name on it. If not claimed in three days will be sold.-R. Williams, 100, Foxhcle- road, near Swansea. 982e8-10 BICYOLES, MOTORS, ETC. BICYCLE for Sale—Gent's Royal Enfield Cycle, two rim brakes, Eadie freewheel bag, bell, and aill accessories; bargain, L3 lOB: —18, Brunswick-etiseet, Swainsea. 32f8-14 (1 ENT'S Bicycle for Sale, bargain, £ 2, dijv mond frame, with all accessories. To be seen at 31, Ysgol-srtxeet, St. Thomas, Swan- be seen at 31, Ysgol-srtxeet, St. Thomas, Swan- sea. 879e8-9 Gmvrs New Hudson, splendid condition. Dunlop tyres, gefur case, lamp; £4 156.; also Lady's Sunbeam, gram-d condition, only ridden about 50 miles, no free wheel, £ 3— Walters, Bryn-road Waunariwydd. 829e8-ll INOR Geint's Bicycle; in good condi- I tion free wheel, Bowden brake and front brake.-6, Bay View-terraoe, Swansea. 985e6-14 FOR SATjE. Duckerville Motor Car. 5 h.p., — non-puncturable tyres, three accumula- tors, tools, everything in good working order; price £30. What otfelr? Room wanted. —Thomas, Niagara Works, Orchard-street, Swansea. 90f8-15 SUTrON BROS., 21, St. Heton's-road Swan- sea, ha-ve a good Stock of Second-hand Cycles, Rudge-Whit worths, Quadrants, Excel- siors, etc. Prioes from 20s. S&Ge8-10 CYCLES to suit aJl riders; British made, from £ 3 19s. 9d. Cycles fitted with Dun- lop Tyres, reliatble free wheel, 2 brakes; 2 years' guarantee. Illustmted Price List Free, —Frankland e. Cycle Manufacturer, Black- burn. 218w 10-23 CYCLE Cape8 3s. 6d. and 3s. 6d.; Detachable Tyres 4s, 6d. anud 5s 6d., wired ir beaded edge; Free Wheels, 2s. 6d.; Rim Brakes, 2s.; Settle, Is.; Lamps, is.; Chains, 2s. 6d.; Air Tubes, 2s. 6d.; Luggage Carriers, 1s. Complete Illustrated Price Lists Free.— Frankland's, Cycle Manufacturer, Blackburn. 318wlD-23 /YGLES, Gente', £ 4 19s. 6d., beet value in England; guaranteed throughout; butted tubes, Hyde free wheel, plated rims, two inverted lever rim brakes, best tyres, beautifully finished and lined in two colours; Lady's £5 10s. Egfiy payments 10s. month. Note address: Williams, opposite Great Wes- tern Station, High-street, Swansea. 82f&-15 v -j. n m —^bw 1 ro-t SALE AMD TO LET. TJ>OB Ssr-eeho? >"ouse and Garden., v, u -a* "The Gables," situate Frog- IfrK*ZZuxim;■ Jork .fe client opportunity par those rammer residence. — Apply F/iv.-aru Roberts ,,I Son. Auction- ed ns, Oi ford-street, awansea. 8-.LO I.1 OB SALE, Corner Block of Property, situ- ate ;n eiBj»r«-«t"reet; Shop wi4h Dwel- 1 rjig-houiia and iwo Private Dwelling Houses, alr^rcii-i.ft, gr-r'> a.neaal rent £ 70 8s. Good in vest m'nt. Will pay 8 per cent.-Fo- price "id full particulars apply Bishop and Sal- mon, Union Chambers, 27, Union-street, i Swansea^ lQ VUXBLES.-A nicel^Fvm ■ nishert House, ,-even bedrooms, two Sit. ting Rooms Kitchens, garden, telephone. To Let till end of September.—Apply to John M. Leedcr acd Son, 46, Waterloo-street, Swansea. 978e8-12 -=-v I!o. HOUSES FOR SALE. FOR SALE, six-roomed House in Haaiover- street, back e-ntramoe.-Wr.,ite fir parti- cula-re to Box 22. "Daily Post. Swansea,. 18291.18-14 FOP- disposed, 9-Roomed House; good situa- ti-on; every convenience; cash £ 50; bal- ance 44 per cent.; mortgaged if required; stamp reply—Address Long Leese, "Daily Poot," Swansea. llfS-14 "O" AWAEDEN-CRESGITNT.—For immediate J-J- disposal, a Splendid House in this crescent, with well-fitted batli (b, and c,.); ex- cellent investment.—Address Box 20, "Daily Poist," Swaxisoa, 35f&-i CT. MAs.-7-roorne-d Hcns-es for bath fhot and oold), superior invest- mønt; reasonable price. Write Superior "Daily Post," Swansea. 868e8-11 -w- BUSINESSES FOR SALE. BUSINESS ior Disposal, in Market in South" Wales, Geinera' Hardware and Furnish- ing connection, and Book Debits GouuiQ6 Suit beginner.—Address Market, "Daily Post," Swansea. 442e8.10 HAIRDSESSING—ForlDisposal, Firstldaea -H. Gents' Business. Splendid opportunity u for smart man. Satisfactory reasons for sei. ling; price £ 35. or nearest offer.—Particulars, W. L. Lewis, 88. Mansel-stroet, Swansea^ 945e3-10 Temperance Hot,-A Proprietors and T Others.—To be sold as a going concern, the interest in a well-known commodious Temperance Hotel, Neath, including the new entire furnishings, fittings, etc; Premise in first-class order, and in best 4bn,-ines6 posi- tion; close to G.W.R. Station and Markets- lease 21 years. Spiendid opportunity for ex: perienoad business man vith capital—To view and to tre3,t apply to Henry Parminter ACtCt-ioneer. Neath. -r:- TO BE LET ^BUSINESS PREIVIISES rpO LET, Eed Lion, Senny Bridge.—Apply JL Watkins, Llandovery. 1082ca-m8-lj T Let, Corner House in .High- £ t,re?t, good position; suitable for ajiy businec-Ad- dress, N.M.. "Daily Post." Swansea- If TOLET- Premises in Picton-lane, 2 floors, suitable for warehouse or workshops- Apply Phillips, Arcade, Goat-street, Swan- eea- 914e8-10 TO Let, first class Beer-br; centre Bvv^ji- A SG,-t.. good trade; bn-ewers— Partir,(>}aj-rfci apply to D. D. Richards, valuer, 97, Osrford-«»ta*»t,, Bwa^isiea. 7&ie-i5 "t> AK.ERS, etc.—-To I .et, an ideal Corner Premises for Baker and Confectioner, with good house; ni opposition.—Address Extraa, "South Wales Daily Post," Swa.n&e-a. U C- AMBRIÅN INN, M-orriston, to Let. tied for c Beers only; reasonable goodwill.- Apply W. J. Rogers, 8, Huolphrey-et.r^et Swansea, 953eg.ii LARGE Room to Let, adjoining Dockers7 Hall, Plymouth-street; suitable for Offices or workshops.—Apply Gibbs. Saddler Plymouth -s tirce t, Swansea., 182SnS-12 == OFFICES AND LOCK-UP SHOP3 TO LET. OMCF,S to Let. at Warwick Housor YorkT o street, Swansea; also large dry cellar; two entrances, and fitted oat with electric light. 775e8-14 S" WANSBA.To lj8t„" l-ook-uP Shop77nl^~i: s ness part of Oxford-street.—Apply for further particulars to Firederick F. Meager, Auctioneer, Estate Agent, etc., 7, Melboume- plaoe, Swansea. Cor. Tel. No. 335. 137597Sd.b.l2-3a r- STABLES, ETC., TO LET. rjPO Be Ijet—Store or Stable with Loft, on -1 the Strand—Apply to Messrs. Beor and Plant, Temple-street, Swansea. 79f8-29 OFFICES AND LOCK-UP SHOPS WANTED. TWO good Offices Wanted, in the neighbour- hood of Mount-street, or bottom of Wind-street; mu&t have good sanitary a.rra,ugeniont.s.-Addr,ws Box 30, "Daily Post." Swansea. S78e8-9 "-—————— TO LET-HCUSES. Mount PLEASANT.—s-roomed liluse to Let; bathroom; every convenience; rent 10s. 6d. olea-r.—Address Montana, "Daily Post" Swansea. 896e8-lo rpo LET, RuaseU Tilla^ Dynevor-pia^Z J- Apply, Howell, Grosvenor Hotel, Swan- sea. 85f8-15 rrtO LetFurn-ighed, 1, Promenade-terraoeT JL month cf September. or longer.-A,pply. 3, Southend Villa, Mumbles- 58fi ;5 O Let at- lL "^lte«trcet,^SwaneQa, front sitting-room and back bedroom at 3is. 6d. per week, with respectable people (two in family)- 47f £ -ij rr^O Be Let. with early posseesioD, ino. 10, -5- Rich mond-road, Swansea-—Apply in the first insta.noe by letter to M:r. R. A. Wh-eafc. ley, B iohmoE d road, Swansea. 71f8-15 TO LET, with immediate possession. No. 9, Wa-Iter-tecr-ace, Swansea, every conveni- ence.-Furt,her particular's apply D. D. Rich. arde, Estate Agent, 97, Oxford-street, SwaID- see,. (949eS-ll PLANDS.—To Let, 9-roomed HouseT^efery modern convenience; rent £ 26.—Address I^vonport, "Daily Poet," Swa-nsea. 897e8-10 *y\y Helen's-road To Let, immediate possessiom; everything in very good order; rent £ 32.—Apply, Mrs. Moy Evans, Earlsmore, Bryn-road, Swansea. 54f8-12 APARTMENTS TO LET. COMroRTABLE Apartments to Let; suit onos or two young men; no children— Apply 36, George-street, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 3f8-14 COMFORTABLE Furnished Apartments-to c let in Nicholl-street; Bedroom and Sitting-room; easy for Sands and Town.—Ad- dress Box 84, "Daily Post," Swansea. 4f8-14 jfl OMTORTABLE^ Furnished Apartnient to J Let, suitable for two gentlemen or mar- ried couple; every convenience; terms moder- ate—Apply ,14. V ictoria^terpaoe, off King Ed- ward-road. Swansea. 69f8-15 ]RY:N=ROAD'C;'Pfortable Apartments t« ii Let. Front Sitting-room and two Bed- rooms, from August 8th; lovely view of Bay; all conveniences; good cooking and attend- ance; terms moderate—Apply Health, o.o- Charles Evans, Newsagent, Bryn-y-Mor-road, Swansea 6C0e8^3 FURNISHED Apartments to Let, in Rhon- dda-street; suit two gentlemen; moder. atp, m.w.. 131, St. Helen's- avenue. Swansea. 943e8-ll 9 Unfurnished Rooms to Let; good oven grate—Apply 10Q, St, Helen'e-avenae, Swansea. 8-n .r; LorruDTGS or Apartments to Nice locality near Neath Football Field; suit- aide for two gentlemen companions—Ad- dress "Comfort," Rosser, Publisher, Neath 1831118-15 RLES.-Boa-rd Residence or Apart- 1f1.. meats to Let; nice house, close to bays, goofl cooking, etc.—Address :Etna,"Th:d,ly Post," Swansea. 74x8-1-5 NE.A.TH.-To fet Sitting-room and Bed- room, suitiable for two young gentle- men.—Apply, 126, London4x>ad, Neath. 87f&-i £ RHYDDINGS PARK-ROAD—To Let, two Unfurnished Rooms, with use of bath- room and Scullery.-Apply first at Charlie mans. Newsagent-, etc., Bryn-y-Mor-road. Swainsea. 11 TWO Unfurnished Rooms to I-et; use of kitchen.—Apply, 51, Oxford-street, Swaaisea. 57-f8-15 TO LR-P, in High-street, Furnished Bed- J. room, 36. per week-Address Control, "Daily Post," Swansea. 886e8-10 TO LET, two Unfurnished Rooms, oven grate, use of scullery and gas stove. Apply 14. Alexander-street, Neath. 957e8-'2 «f» -ifa' mi l i-i i »iH i1 IHMH TO LOT, Front giving-room acd Bearootn; no children, a.i^ii no otber lodger; ho^t and oold bath.-M, King Edward-road, Swaai- sea. ^14 WA?!TED, Lady as paying gneet; good lo- cality-—Address Guest, "Daily Post," Swansea. -14 YOUNG Lady, in business aill day, would -L like to hear of another to share her room; tery homely and respectable.—Address Lady, "Daily Poet," Swansea-. 834e3-9 APARTMENTS AND E-URPJISHED HOUSES WANTED, J^URNISHED Apartments—Wanted, two Rooms, Sitting and Bedroom: bath (hot and oold); nenghbourhood of Walter-road or Hill, within ten minutes' walk of Taylor's Stores, Walterroad.-Acidress Permanency. "Daily Post." Swansea- 963es8-12 YyANTED, Apajrlmtaitet or two lTnfur- nished Rooms, by Young Married Couple; near central part of town.-Addr" Apartments. "Daily Post," Swansea. 889e3-10 WANTED, Furnished Bedroom and Setting- room for macried oouple (Uplands dis- trict) state lowest terms, without attend- ance.— Address (Hitosn, "Daily Post," Swansea.. 6f8-11 MISOELLANEOUS SALES. FOR SALE,, Pia<no, in good condition; will JL sell cheap.—Address, PianO, "Daily Post," Swansea.. 36J8-16 BUILDING and Cementing Sand. Path, and Concrete Gravel.—Apply Hammett and Co., 35, Exchange Buildings, Swansea, 397e8-12 SAFBS for Sale (bargains); also second- hamd Inaction. Portable and Horizontal Rngines, Mortar Mills, Vertical Boilers—Biirt and Co., 47a, Strarnd, Swansea- 73f9-16 grad,- Toma- ri toes, wholesale aiiM retail; see quality and price Rot M. Üaviee<, f. Nelson-street, Swansea. Nat. Tel. 242y4. Swajisea, or Cross Stores, Morrjfst-ori. Nat. Tr-L, 21y. 77f8-15 -C" A Insurance Book for Sa.le in good Oom- pa.ny St-ud bnainess; loccul; price low, or offer.—B<w>ki "Daily Post," f/wan- sea. 62fS-12 iiouhle Tap L2. Dou;OÎ1e Bolt. 43s. 'i'bi3 mE W-. 45s. "-j) Gr:rDINE. Buy from v-he actual m^'yi«rs, 12 bore. Top Lever, Double barrel, BREECHLOADER, Twist Barrels, Double Ti^'ted, Engine Turned Rib. Absolute satisfret n guaranteed or cash returned in full. Cheapest house in the trade for repairs. Illustrated Catalogue post free.—-C. JAMES and ROBERTS, 166, CHARLES—EOAD, BIRMINGHAM. 1070 Horses, Ca-bs, Carts, Wagonettes, &a. FOR SAJ.E, a Double Mailcart, in good con- dition no reasonable offer refuwd. Apply 7, Clifton-row, Swansea,. 801e8-10 FOR ^AJjE, Splendid Hand Truck; light and strong. £ 3 13s. 6d.; practically new. -4 —Apply 14.. Nelson-street, Swansea. If8-14 FOR Sale, good quiet Cob, 14.2 hands, 8 JL- yea.r8, fast trotter ehcop; trial allowed, —Mrs. Donoghue, 56, Station-road, Llanedly. 76f8-lo FOR SALE, useful Pony, a bargain, must be no present use for owner. Dealers no need to call.—Apply Lewis. Cwm- bwrla. 944e8-ll AST, -Pony, good worker, free from vice, J- Harness, and Flat Hawking Cart; sell separately.—.Donoghue, 96, Station-road, Llanelly. 975c,3-12 FOR SALE, cli'oap, light, stylish Wagonette, with or without head; good Pony,Pha-e- ton. Cob. and Rustic Dogcarts with rubber tyres, full-sized Dogcart; new useful Gro- cer's or Butcher's Cart, Baset Chair.—J. Ros. kins, Sketty. 915e8-10 "E^OP SALE, a Lady's Turnout. Dark Bay Pony, 12.5 hands, well bred, good action and speed, warranted quiet and sound, brass- mounted Set of Harness, rubber tyred Ralli Trap, with Lamps. Cushions, etc., nearly new; price for the lot zE,,34, or will sell separ- ately.—Write Trap, "Daily Post," Swansea. 883e3-9 ACTIVE ilorse, Clean legged, 15.2 hands, aged, quiet in all harness; suitable for brake or hauling purposes; price £ 7—Apply 27, P, Swansea.. 97Ge8-!2- BARGAIN-Grocer's Cart to suit pony 124 to 13 bands; new last May.—Davies, grocer, 1, Foxhole-road, St. Thomas. 84f8-15 DOGCART (Ralli), by Lewis, Cardiff, equal to new-Blrnest E. Fletcher, Carriage I Works, Oxford-street, Swansea. 940e8-10 GOOD Roam MaTe. 5 years old, 14.1; good action; steady and quiet with trams and motors-—Williamson, 85, Oxfcrd-otr,,et I Sysransea. 26f8-14 GOOD, Cheap Cant Horse for Sale; staunch worker in chains or harness, £5 10s.; also Pone, same price.—J-on gman, Cross-street, Swansea,. j3fS-16 G.OOD, Fast pony, with Flat Cart and nearly new Harness: suitable f- r grooer, £ 12 10s. lot; taMal given. Carriage Shops, Cross-street, Swansea. 1t316 HEAVY Cart Horse, ;ree from vice, too large; Would exchange for smaller one.—Mathias. Stables, Wern, Llanelly. 97&-28-12 LIVERPOOL Gig, with rubber tyres, only used six months.—Ernest E. Fletcher, Carriage Works, Oxford-street, Swansea. 941e8-10 STYLISH five-year-old Hackney for Sa.,e. S black, 15 hands, beautiful stepper, good booe; splendid in h-airuess.-Morris, Owmrh y- dyceirw, Morrisiton, 805e8-10 SECOND-HAiND Harness and Traps "t all kinds, comprising Dogcarts, Butchers' Carts, RaHi ()lIr.s. Governess OaTs, Zd Sn sll Caol's for domkeya.—Longman s, 3rosa-si.'reK, Swansea. "pUSCHIA," very handsome chesnnt Mare, 15.1 hands, 5 years, with good actions a,nd 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. -u TRAPS, &c.. FOR HIRE. and Trap for Hire, rubber tyres.— Apply W. Jones, 1, Glanmor-crescent, Uplands. Corp. Tel. 677. 463e8-a COBS and Traps ior Hire—Apply W. Merrl- man, l, Crole-street (back of Tenby Hotel), Swansea., National Telephone lOlyl. 278C&-1* 1 TRADE SPECIALITIES. CIOEN PAINT, made of superior ingredi- J einte. and easily applied; Is. bottle for 6d.—J. Dvies, M.P.S., Chemist, 30, High- street, Swansea. /^iHINA and Delf Ware, cheap. —> We1! assorted Crates, of Everyday Selling lines for Shops, Markets, and Hawking.— Write for lists.—Sheaf Pottery, Manufactur- ers, Longton, Stalls. 132 "pAPER-HANGlNG of every description etSciently done, at moderate charges, by soldier's widow. Dwyer, 44. Edward- street, Maaiselton, Swansea,. 5fa_t.c. "yENETIAN Blinds from 4Jd. per foot, any colour, carriage paid. List post free. Government contractors.—Moseley, 53, Tudor- road, Cardiff. Nat. Tel. 42y2. 644dl2-l I f'r- kLLP Potato and Cook Shop Fitttngj, V every variety. Champion Ranges, Po- tato Peelers, Shop on Wheels. 116-page lie: free.—M-abbott, Poland-street, Manchester. 493e9-30 jl/TASii.^uF and Electrolysis,—Miss Heeu- ery, 12, Woodlands-terraoe, Swansea, Certified Masseuse and Electrician, Head and Facial Masseuse, Electrolysis, permanent Cure for superfluous heir. 497e8-5 "jYI E. WILLIAM OXLEY, Private Enquiry Agent, late Detective Sergeant Cardiff Police. Confidential in,estigations.-6, Lower- Cathedra I-road, Cardiff. Highest references. HABERDASHERY, Stationery, Fancy HABERDASHERY, Stationery, Fancy Goodra, etc. La^rgest Stock of Toys in Wales. Wholesale only—Swan Depot, Water- loo-street, Swansea. 75ge9-) Tp LA STIC SJtiockiugs, Anklets, and Knee Caps, in all sizes, at 2s. 6d. each—Moses Jones, Chemist, 12, High-street, Swansea., AMERICAN Corn Plaster, superior to all A Corn Paints. Try. then judge. No failure, no pain or burning, no harassing corns; ease immediately; 7id.-Myrddin levies. Chemist, Oxford-street. Swansea. Oor. Tel. 68. 274eS-17 IRIGTTNL',S. liyicoln Jeffries latest improved A Rifles on view at the Uplands Hortel Ramge, Swansea. 888e8-10 MARRIED LADIES—INFORMATION and 1"1 iDYTCE of PRICELESS VALUE (FREE). Sand stamped envelope. Please name this Paper.—Mrs LAWEENCE, St Elmo, Egre. mont, Liverpool. 637yl2-30 "piPE Repairing cf all kinds done on the premises, at reasonable charges. Or- ders by post receive prompt attention. Smokers' Novelties in great variety.—H. W. Plowsr. Tobacconist, 23a, St. Helen s-road. Swansea. 955e8-U 1\,|"RS. FELMAN is giving best prices for — Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Left-off dlcthing. Families waited upon by a.P-pointment-22. Caer-street, Swansea. Nat. Tet,37Y1. 852e8-ll PUMPS, 1:s.; Free Wheels, 2s. 6d., Lamps. 18. Toeclips, 4d. per pair; Rim Brakes, 2s.; Air Tubes, 2s. *>d. Price liat post free. — Frankland's, 2, Salford, Blackburn. 318wl0-23 gTRINGS for all kinds of String Instrn- men.t.s kept in stock, at moderate prioes. Otto, 11, Dyvatty-street, Swansea. 973e8-12 QCALEJS! Scales! Scales! All kinds of Re- J l>airs Henry Pooley and Sons, T.ocal Repair Depot, 4, Victoria^rcad (opposite Sailors' Home). Swansea.. Prompt Execution. Reasonable Charges. Excellent Workman- ship. 991ell-7 IS your Watch out of Order? E-est and -L cheapest shop in Swansea for Re- pairs of Wat-chos of evary description, both English s-nd Foreign, is at Campbell's. Watch- maker, 20, High-street Arcade, Swansea. Clocks and Jewellery repaired. Watch Fin- isher to the trade. 23f8-t5 "jVTADAMii ST, LY,(W- Deline* ator of Charaeter, Health, and Talents, Normal Clairvoyaaite, Psycho mot ri at. Con- sultations daily, 12 a.m. till 1 p.m., 2 p.m. Till 6 p.m.-5!. St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 828e8-15 PAPER Bags for Fruit and Confectionery. Cheapest and largest makers in the trade.—Sherring and Mussard, Oxford-street, Swansea. 21f3-14 "OHRENOLOGY— Professor W. A. Williams, ■ the expert Character Reader, may be consulted daily at the Victoria Arcade, near the Market, Swansea. 20f8-14 D RHEUMATISM.-— Mr.. Baring,, Giuld, Queens wood-road, Moseley, Warwick- shire. strong'y recommends wonderful cure shire. strong'y recommends wonderful cure for Rheumatic disorders—Free infocmatioTi for fwidreissed envelope. 996eS-21 BASKETS, Cradles, Nunsery Chairs, Clothes -L' Baskets, Travelling Hampers >11Ù Fancy Hand Baskets, Net and Carpet Bass in variety. Baskets of all kinds oia ie and re-paired on the premises, B, McCarthy Waterloo-street, Swansea^ 22f8-14 AnRrED LADTB*S.-I- RittATTON and M ADVICE of PRICELESS VALUE (FREE). Send stamped envelope. Please name tfria paper.—StrS LAWRENCE, St. Elmo, Egre- mont. Liverpool. 637yl3-30 CONSULT P-f-sor DeakiL. Disease Spec, ialist- Disease will meet it.3 master, Advioe free. Letters requiring answers mue. contain stamped envelope—14, Alexandra, road, Swansea, Nat. Tel. 2&0y4. 85x8-15 MASSAGE.—Miss Elliott, Oertificated (Lon- ll1. don) Masseuse (Weir-Mitchel), Facial and Head, Massage, 6, Phillips-parade. Attends ]1fT. Allen's. Hairdresser, Wind-street. Tuesday and Friday afternoons. Ladies treated a.t own residences by a o point ment 167-17 F. F. JENKINS for First Class Sign Writ- F ing, and' afil kinds of Decorative Work, liowest prices 3, Plymmrth-street, Swansea. Nat. Tel. 29x3 8SfS-12 TlTwiiiiXSiTi. TOP OF WATERLOO- STRFET. SWANSEA. Undertaker and Funeral Furnis-her; osablished 1863; orders executed with prompt attention. 93f3-15 OOTS BOOTS^For~reliabie Genl^' "P^ti go to Tliomias's, Progressive Boot Storee, 33. King Edward's road, Swansea. Noted for first-class Repairing. -15 SUITIN-GS to measure, 21s.; Trousers. 7s d6. Marvellous value.— Natban and.Co.. The Reliable Cloiliiers, 12. College-street, Swan- sea, Nat. Tel., 156y3. 8-15 IEFT-OFF t- P-,ric-w- givon I for Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Chil- dren's. Appointments arranged.—Gibbs, 24. Fahian-otreeit, St. Thomas. Swansea. 60f8-22 "|"ASSIVE Leather Suite, Spring Seated, M Carved Frame recently new; only PE Also Grand Velvet Pile, Sad4!e-back Suite. £ 3 los.; must sell.-Apply 7, Dyvatty-street, Swansea. 834e MADAME MAEIE. the Popular Lady .&.I- Society Palmist, of London, gives Pri- vate Delinea-tions at 13, Alexandra Arcade, High-street. Swansea-, from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Fees, Is. 6d., 28. 6d., and 5s. 15f8-15 P MOLYNE, Fish Merchant. 126 .High. P.6 sireet. Swansea. Cheapest Shop in town for Fish of all varieties; wholesale and retail Trial solicited. 3i AIARRIE,D LADIES!—INFORMATION and HI. ADVICE OF PRICELESS VALUE (FREE). Send stamped envelope. Please naone this paper. MRS. LAWRENCE, St. Elmo, 'Egremo.nt. Liverpool 988t3-12 TO BUILDERS—Billheads, Memorandums, Business Circulars and Cards. 'Time Sheets, Estimate Books. and every kind of Commercial Printing at the "Cambrian" Office, id, High-street. Swansea. PARCELS, Luggage, Furniture, etc., to and from Mumbles Onr vans run Tuesdays and Saturdays.—Parcels Express. 11, Somer- set-piace. Swansea. 806g4-24 A RTTFICIAL Legs, light and strong; Steels for weak legs, Spine Supports, Elastic Stockings and Belts, Eyes. Trusses, Ban- dages lady attendant for Ladies' Belts, eto.; Crutches, etc.. in stock; illustrated li,.t.- Maker and Repairer, Allen Pearce, 23. Charles-street for- Queen-street), Cardift, and Bro-admead. Bristol 598j9-3 DAVIES BALSAM OF HONEY forcougha. Colds. Asthma. Tightness of the Chest, etc. cid and 2s. 3d.-Prepared only by Davies, M.P.S., Dispensing Chemist, 33, Rich. street, Swansea. 29 | MOTORS, Etc. | A Cardiff motorist's experience of Dunlop factor Tyces 6000 to 7000 miles without a puncture. To Messrs. the Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Co., Ltd., Birmingham. De&r Sirs, We are sending you this evening, four covers 870x 90, which we shall be glad If yon will re-tread for us, putting non-skid treads on all four tyres. You will notice that the covers are in a very good state or 1 preservation, and should stand re-treading 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 owcer tells us that they have covered about 6!7000 miles, and in that time be has not had a single puncture 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 cut caused by a stone. Yours faithfully, For the Automobile Co., of Cardiff, Ltd., Arthur S. Littlb, July 17, 19C5. Managiae Director. I Illustrated Booklet on the care and repair of Dunlop Motor Tyres, gratis and post free. Dunlop Tyre Co.. Ltd., Aston, Bir-.ninzbRm EDUCATIONAL. p ENDEEN COLL EG E LANGLAND BAY. THE MISSES NETTELL, A.C.V., A.C.P., A.T.C.L., (Daughters of the late J. T. Nattcll, GeD- eral Works Manager of Messrs. Vivian and Sons). REFERENCES: The Lady Swansea. Lady Morshead, Forest Lodge, BinfieW. Berks. Miss Eden, The Bryn, Sketty, Swansea. Rev. Secretan Jones, M.A., ex-Vicar ot Oystermouth, South Wales. Rev. Harold Williams, The Vicarage, Oystermouth. The NEXT TERM commences on FRI- DAY, MAY 6th, 1905. GIRLS' BOARDING k DAY SCHOOL, DUMBARTON. BRYN-Y MOR ROAD, SWANSEA. Principal—MISS GARLICK, A.C.P., Assisted by Certificated Lesidont French and English Governesses and Visiting Profes- sors. Pupils prepared for all Public Examina- tions. The House is well fdtu&W in its own grounds, close to hMach and parks. MUSICAL. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MV-00 100, WALTER EOAD, SWANSEA. Li] S3 FLORENCE L. FRICKER, A.R.A.M., A.R.C.M.. and MISS MINNIE M. FRICKER, L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M., RESUME LESSONS on 1st MAY. DANCING, CALISTHENICS, &C. DANCING, CALISTHENICS, SPANISH AND PHYSICAL EXERCISES. GEDNEI HOUSE. ST. HELEN'S ROAD. MIS CRAVEN has hsr VACATION during the SUMMER MONTHS. Classes will be RESUMED as usual in the AUTUMN -= (~}ANCER HOSPITAL (FREE) FULHAM-ROAD, LONDON. S W. Patients seen daily (on their own applica. tion at TWO O'CLOCK. Funds urgency needed for General Ex. nenses and for the Rss-orch Department. P Secretary. FRED. W. HOWELL; FCTON MEWS, DILLWYN-STREET, SWANSEA. IlL & T. BULLIN QÑJø always ready. Wedding Carriages with Suitable Hoeses; Funeral Carnages Complete. n T" A to £ 500. Advanced on note of hand aione, witiioot bonds, pub- licity, or charges cf any description what- ever unless business is done. No bills 01* gate, and the strictest privacy guaranteed. On receipt of application representative will wait upon you by appointment- and advance JGll the amounts required, repayable by easy instalments to suit your own convenience. Special rates for short periods.—Write (in confidence) to actual lender, C.^ WELLS, Corridor Chamber, Market-p!ace, Leicester, YCLF CYCLER-The largest stock of Cycle Tyres C in Wales, guaranteed Inner Tubes (not rubbish), 3s. each; Outer Covers, 4s. 6d. each; do. guaranteed. &0 6d.; good selection of lamps from Is. 6d.; Eim Brakes, 2s. 2d.: Free Wheels, 3s.; Pumps. Is.; Toe Clips, £ d.; Out-' fits, 4.; Oil, 4d.; Bels, 6d.; etc. Carriage paid on Cl order.—John Williams, 71. High street, Swansea. 82f8-15 NOTICE J '—'—————————-—-—-—————————————. BJóUSOU 138 A. d. CHAPPELL. FISHMONGER & OYSTER MERCHANT, POULTERER, DEALER IN GA ME, CI, WIND-STREET, SWANSEA, AND A NEWTON-ROAD, MUMBLES ToleMDhic Addrego-" Chappell, Swaama." Country Orders promptly attended fIo. f CARRIAGE WORKS, FISHER-STREET, SWANSEA. JOHN JONES & Co., HIGH-CLASS YAN AND CARRIAGE BUILDERS. ORDERS FOR NEW WORK, GENERAL REPAIRS, PAINTING, TRIMMING, PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. > MOTOR CAR INSPECTION PIT PROVIDED AND REPAIR EXECUTED. 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In such eases r flJj/jJ will invariably regulate the liver, purify the blood and clear the head, when the holiday can be enjoyed to the lull. 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 BEECHAM'S PIlLS will prove the most efficacious corrective obtainable. In a wordt AT HOME OR ABROAD th 1 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 everywhere is boxes, price 1/1 (56 pills) & 2 9 (168 pills). -J NEATH AND DISTRICT BILLPOST- ing CO MP AMY -—Late T. Wall. Offices:—ASSEMBLY ROOMS, NEATH. Manager:—J W. ROBINSON. lessees and Proprietors of the best Posting ^i-ajjons in Neath and District. Nature's Perfect Esmedy far all kinds of Worms. w 0 R M L 0 L E N G E c; For over 30 years this highly Valuable Remedy has met witii the greatest success. The effect upon Weak, Deiicat.- Children (often given up as incurable) is like Magic. Getting Tid of hie tormenting pests by Lik- ing theee Lozenges, the thin, pale-faoed, in- animate Child oeoomes strong, heaithy.. aaa lively, the pride mstead ot the anxiety of lively, the pride mstead 01 the anxiety of his guardians. Llaogennech, near Llanelly, I August 50th, 1872. Dear Sir,—My youngest -laughter, Emma linn 13 years ot age, got rid of a great num- ber of worms by taking only three or four of Williams' (Pontardawej Worm Loaenges. I am glad to say that she has much improved j- health, being previously lingering and ,;4,cate in healta.-Youm very truly, MARTHA GRIFFITHS, Lata oi Yruspenllwch. SYMPTOMS. Any of the following I Symptoms indicate WOUlS: -variable appe- tite, foetid breath, acid eructotions, pons in the stomach nd head, sickneea, grinding of the teeth during sleep, dreams and re-sties-s- ness paleness ot the countenance, otitcnes in the side, Khort dry cough, and emaciation of the body, often mistaken for decline, ner- vousaess. slow fever, and irregular pulse kintness, sometimes convulsive fits, uften causing sudden death; dizziness, thrv^, and mflammatioa of the ^ek. root* symptoms vary according to the of Worms. i I be oantam aochie^ .ietnrientai} to the oouetitation, and are eoii&ale for ail ^Williams' (Pontardawe) Worm Lozenges are prepared from the Origmai Receipt ly JOHN DAVIES, M.R.P.b., Chemist, 20, High-street, Swansea, and sold by most chemifits, at 9id ld., and 2a. 9d. per box; by post, 14 and M stamps Protected by the Government stamp, on which are en- graved tine words "William*' Worm hoz- ingee. 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