The South Wales Daily Post

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PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS SOUTH WALES DAILY POST. WORDS. j CWCE. | SIX "ME3. f0 Words I 0 6 I 0 9 1 0 <C Word3 | 0 9 10 I 16 40 Words I 10 10 I 2 3 H Words j 1 3 I 2 6 j 3 9 *0 Words j 1 6 | 3 0 4 0 I 2'hes* charges apply only to tllP. classes Of Advertiser,tent specified below, and are ^Iricily confined to those which are C9,(iered for consecutive insertion, and Paid fer previous to insertion: if either Of these conditionals not complied with, tl¡" Advertisement will be charge(i by Wie Iivsiness Scale Apartments, Situa- Vacant Wanted, To be Let or fold, Lost, Found, tmd Miscellaneous Wants, SPECIAL Notice. — Applicants sending | replies* to Advertisements addressed to or fictitious names, fit this Office, are requested not t c send criminal testi- monials with their spplica tions, but to enclose copies of testimonial*;only. Advertisers are cautioned that Postroas- are not allowed to deliver letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post Office. 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One Month 1 0 2 0 Three Months 3 0 6 Ð Six Months 6 0 12 0 Twelve Months 12 0 24 0 Any irregularity in the delivery should be 551 »de known immediatelv at the Chief Offices I ADVERTISEMENTS received after the firsi page has been printed are inserted (0*4 first day) on paqe 8, under the headinri c: Too late for classification ^7 SITUATIONS VACANT. \«r Want a Servant advertise in the "South "*les Daiiv Post, and vou will be quickly fft M-,i c d. £ & SERVANTS.—It is not always an easy matter to find a suitable servant, but by Advertising in the Daily Post you obtain, at least, a number of applicants to choose from—ao important consideration. n GENERAL Servant Wanted, good Cook; cie«n; thoroughly good References; •tcellout wages for suitable person.—Apply Walter-road, Swansea. 942a Ttj E8SR8. MARGRAVE BROTHERS, Llaneliy, sole proprietors, are in want ot an Agent for Swansea District, for the *elsior Scotch Whisky. Ln VENTED ^ood Plain Cook.—Apply stating ( f salary required, Star Hotel. Bridgend I 909a VST"ANTED, immediately, good General ? Servant.—Apply Mrs. Payeoe, Brook Biaekpill. c "VVTANTED good General Servant; must • T understand cooking; help given; good fcages —S3, St. Helen's road, Swansea. [a835 TANTPD. a General Servant; one who Yv talks Sve'sh aa well as English pre- ferred. Mrs. J. H., Daily Post Office, an sea. n WANTED, Salesmen, on commission.— Basio.i Rubber Shoe Co., Towcr- hers, Londou, E.C. n940 I WANTED immediately, for about six week*, an ex-P. Teacher, for Cwmtwrch In- fants' jschool, Y,stalyfera; salary, £ 1 a week. •^Address Mistress. [9^A WANTED, a sharp, intelligent Lad for Solicitor's Office—Apply, by letter •oly, to Mr. T. VVr. James, Solicitor, Areade- ^harnbers, Goat-street, Swansea. 1803 Tl7"ANTED, a pood, strong, willing Girl; » able to do part of washing.—Apply "etwee;. tan and one p.m., Ill, Hamilton- ^rrace, Gorse-lane. a937 "\TTANTED at onc j, Young Lady Pianist, to »V assist in Bar; comfortable home.— Apply Mrs. Bright, House of Lords, Neath. [&02a WANTED, experienced General Servant; I one used to coffee tavern preferred, ^ith good references,—Apply Temperance Hotel, Brynniawr. aQ26 SITUATIONS Free. — Generals wanting 0 nice situations, with good wages (differ- ent parts o? Wales,, apply, enclosing stamp, Agency, 1, Catherine-street, Aberdare Junc- tion. [903a T \OMESTTC Servants.—The_oTd^fa8bionsd J ;ort • West Country Chris; wash. bake, Wait.—A number DjliEmgagoil-Mrs. Coster, Kegihtry, Gloucester. 910a 37 k IT U AT IONS TED. If you nre out of a Situation advertise- in the "South Vales Daily Post," and you will soon tü iI: employment, 1, LOVC'S T IT is Love's Labour Lost" to "wander about in search of a berth, but it is I a situation gained if you Advertise in the Daily 1'nsi. n I>AKERS and Confectioners. — Wanted situation. Age 19; good wouldnr accl douwhmnlur knowLxigo of t,n: *I's board in. —A. Wintield, Llanvihangel, Abergavcnuj'. [94-1 a_ \r A -NTEl^Situfttion as Nurse or Assistant- »V iT.Mjseniaid by young giri, aycci 16,— j Ada tatter, 8: Upper Major-streeL, Mansel- tojij H'.aoKe>». n "VX7 ANTED situation ae Nurse cr assistant- m Ilonsemnid by young girl, a^ed 16.— iarn Bror-ks. 25, Phillips-street, Manselton, iarn Bror-ks. 25, Phillips-street, Manselton, Swansea. n I "lljANTED, a Situation as Nurse, or ad a M HouKenrivid.— Miss Mary J. Brooks, N«. 20, Phillip-cti'ftci, Manselton, near Swansea. n TITAN TED, as Gardener; ex- it perienccd in all branches; over six years' good charactp" leaving through family i i,(>ue abvc»,' wife gnod laundress, if required. —•Apply Charles Pople, Sloke-lane, West- hury-on-Trvm. a924 "í ANTED, a SiLn;U)r>n as under r ooitnan t or Butler in gentleman s family age 17 i twc, i,ei;-r, club experience, and references if 'enured; height 5ft. Via.—J. dames, bugwos I linat, Hertford. la919 \17ANTED, employment as Joiner in aoy VV business and to make himself generally Psefu!, by a voung man ivitligoti,, re' ercnees. Wages modera!e. Jomer," Daily Post Drfu-e, Swansea. [_a92u j ISakERS arid Confeutiooers. — Wanted, t J Situation in the iiaiio.iiouse; weii up in | bread, pastry, and umaiie good referaiices: j 1. Single; uiorl to first-class trade.—J. Welch, N'jiuuton-uarade, Ba'Ji-road, Cheltenham. [95.511. ARDENEH.-—WaOted, c. Man and Wife. | .J The man to look after kitchen garden, j "'itb the grounds around houge. Wife to act cs earefakcr and cleaner. Both wili live in the house and find themselves. Must ha"e Unexceptional references. — Apply, stating present and 111.St enapioyment, with refe- ^'noet, and wages required, to W. J. liees, 1 OuAggnWa wamw»- TO BE LET. If you have a House to Let, or have any Article for Sale, or if you are in Want of anything- advertise in tbe "South Wales Daily Post, &ud you will obtain quick and gatasfaciory results. C,A.RI)IFF.-To be Let or Sold, 7S, ~*&ee?- J road; 10-roomed House, with bathroom, greenhouse, &c,— Sessions, Limited, Penaith- road, Cardiff, [893 FIRST-CLASS Photographic Studio and Accessories to Let, with four rooms.— Apply 217, Bute-road, Cardiff. [953 HOUSE to L"t, No. 40, Hewson-street.— ll Apply Joseph Jonas, 30, Lower Oxford- street. &959 HOUSE to Let, No, l, Monpellier-terraee; fitted with hot and cold bath.—Apply, Bennett Bros4 Harcourt-street Yard. a9i4 TTNATHFLELD —No. la to Let; com- HEATRFIELD —-Na 1<+ to Let; com- modious House splendid position raised lawn.—Apply Mr. Ladd, Cambiianl place. a936 MUMBLiES.—-To Let, three Eight-Roomed Houses, overlooking the bay; low rental to a good tenant.—Apply Beer, Grocer, Mumbles. [&871 MUMBLES.—Four-room House to Let JJL garden i-aU convenience rem, 3s. week -Apply 134, Western-street, Swansea. [&957 MUMBLES, Langland-road.—a Furnished House to Let; two sittmg-rooms, four bedrooms, kitchen, &e.—Apply Mr. Rees. Penwarden, Mumbles. 949a TO Let, Gwendraeth Hotel, Burry Port. JL Apply David John, Felinfoet Brewery, Llaneily. 1783 TO LET, 5, Heath field-street; suitable for -1. shop or office?. -Enquire at 5, Walter's- terrace, Swansea, 922a mo Let, from 29th September, 27, Stanweil- x road, Penartb.—Apply H. E. Lattey, 3, Workisf-street, Cardiff, or on the Premises. a937 IiO Let, 17, Westbury-terrace, Swansea, eight rooms, moderate rental.—Address Miss Hoskins, 70, Bryn-y-Mor-road. [1739 TO Ijet, excellent Premises; best position in town; opposite market; suit draper, grocer, or any trade.-Apply 71, Tail-street, Pontypridd. 9543, rr- OLet, early September, pleasant House, X best part Swansea S rooms; hot water bathroom; rent £26 year.—Nicholas, 37, Bryn-road. a931 TO Let, Bread and Confectionary main thoroughfare,—Cam have all information by calling at Williams, 31, Lower Oxford- street, Swansea. 958a I T'O LET, 13, Bay View-crescent, Swansea Eleven rooms; hot and cold bath sweeping view of bay and town.-Apply W II LANK, 12, Bay View-crescent. 1641 Let, from Lady Day Next, Magnilk-ent X Suite of Office?-, known as Arcade chambers, Goat-street, Swansea.—Apply Mr. T. W. James, Solicitor, on the Premises. 1S03 FOR SALE. If you have a House, Horse, Bicycle, Tryciole, l'iaüo, Perambulator Cow, Cart, Watch, Wardrobe, Organ, Piano, Melodeon, Organette, or any other conceivable article for Sals, adver- tise in the "South Wales Daily Post." attdyof will reach thousands of likelv customers AW- HANDBILLS, Posters, Memorandum Forms, Invoices, Letter Form", Business I Cards, Private Cards, Programmes, Raiile artis;" 1' 'Vrtite-ESwS; W»«« Bilia, and every description of Printing done expediiously, neatly, and cheaply at the Duily Post Office, 211, High-street, Swansea. Swansea. I MPT V Petroleum Barrels.—Thomas Ford j and Co. are purchasers of above and other Oil Barrels. Highest cash prices given. —Cooperage &nd General Offices, Pier-street, Swansea. 1606 J^OR Sale, good Second-hand Dogcart; equal to new.—Apply Phillips, Neath Carriage Works. 95680 1X)K SALE.—Wanted to supply in Swansea JL 18 or 20 gallons of Fresh Milk daily.— William Rowlands, Glangwendraoth Farm, Pontyates, Kidwelly. fMOa TDORSALE, Waggonette, Spring Waggon, with Movable Head Grocer's Handcart I and Baker's Cobourge.—James Palmer, Coachbuildot, 6, Gower street, Swan- sea. 1671 r I OUSE and Back Premises for sale, being li 33, Richardson-street, Sv.'antaa. —In- quire between 1 and 2, and after 5 p,m. 95ia ILL Sacrifice a 3-h.p. Roller and Engine, W by beat maker, for £ 40: room wanted, —Clements, Clarence-rond, Bristol. [945A r|io bc So^d) a large weTi-buiIt Freehold i House, to pay 6 per cent.—Apply Jno. M. Leeder and Son, Swansea. [1797 rp vVG"Nf^TTlouses for eaio <vith batiirooms, I adjoining Constitution-hill, and next to li^idoii and Tudor Houses; Rhonida-Htreet. Swansea. 952a t ATSTOWiN-Shop and Thrue Hout;es I w for Sale; increasing neighbourhood best colliery district, in South \Yj.le.—108. IdewelvD-street, Pe:itre Rhondda. a928 OA H.P. Portable Engine, sound fire-box, rwU tube.s; thoroughly overhauled.— Fielding ;nid Piatt, Gloucester. 891 1 /1 H.P. Portable, sound fire-box tubas, 1*7 thoroughly overhauled.—Fielding and PJatt, Gloucester. 891 ION'JMAN Cross-sirec c, i.oids the largest J stock of New an Second-hand Harness in Wales, at prices to «uii everybody m i'AN JiL PUPPIES for bale j lemon and 0 white dam from St. Pierre, sirs Liana- ran 21?. each.—Samuel Adams, Hillside, Foiilmeyric, near Chepstow, a938 FOR SALE,a Double-licensed Public-house, containing nine rooms, with eeliar and other suitablcteonvoniences, in the best por- tion of Giecnbitl, High-street, Swansea, about a quarter of a mile from any other public-bouse, known as the Coach and Horses. -Apph for further particulars to Mr. P. Lewis kartell, 26, Castle-street. Swansea, u905 MONEY. ^^OOb^o be Lent on urst-elass securities at < £ 4i>er cenr.—Apf.dy to James and James, auctioneers, Gower-street, Swansea* L1 f2o 7^0C0.i"W £ 4C0 and £ GOO to bo I^ent upon first-class securities, with amp.e margin at4 per cent.-Appl3' f° darner snd James. iTfON E Y lent on Piale, Watche.«. i'tJL Jewtellery, &e., at the rate of 4d. m the £1 poc mouth. No other <iarges.—-H. BARNEJT, 6, Heathfieid-atreet. 36J ( MTESsTfsrJOHN" F. HARVEST and Co., Auctioneers, tc., Goat-street, Swansea. Have Money to Advance on Freehold, Lease- hold, and Personal Security, Furniture, Sec., Warehoused and Advances Made Thereon. ESS US.; JAMES and~JAMES. Gower- street, Swansea, are prepared to under- take m .rtgr-gea upon sound freehold r.nd! leasehold investments. Send particulars of requirements. [1726 rpu Lend on Freehold or Leasehold pro 1 jierties in Swansea, sums of £ 100 to £ 1,000 at customary mortgage interest — Apply to Messrs. John F. Harvey and Company, Auctioneers, &c.: Commercial Chambers, Goat-street, Swansea. [1738 I <*30 WANTED for one month (pending a 3* sale) iiom private Lady or Gentleman. Security value over £ 100 deposited 2nd £ 38 Security value over £100 deposited 2nd JESS returned at end of time stated. No loan offices -Addr«ss Mors, Daily Post, Swansea. [ ag-¿a MONEY TO LEND tc Farmers, Trades- men, and others, in town or coaatrv, at 4 £ per cent, per annum, in sumo from £ 50 to i1,000. upuu personal security, for term of years to suit borrowers; mcnay upon Mort- gage, 3| per cent—Sir. Wood, 56, Tasman- L road, StoCkwell &W.. London. 1.77 ,¡ J ,• t Having ptrrchased of the Trustees to the Estate of W. GREEN, of Neslpt, %k>ec^st6r, the whole Stock of DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS, Amounting to £1,095 5s. 5d. f'-ost Price. r THE SAME IS BAME OFPHRED BOB V S V L 1:' —f AT v- K DW.V Il l)S 7 T o X> y (1VK o nifSfL, :a y) • 1 — — M We beg to announce that in making this purchase we have been fort unateh^iculpiag this Stock at a great sacrifice, viz; this Stock at a great swrifLce,,viz: 44f per cent, off the originaij cost. 9 The whole Stock is in excellent condition, and we have pleasure in disposing lie lot at prices marked equivalent 1 • 'c.; to that at which we purchased, thereto* effe4inf a Saving of Nine Shillings (9s.) in!the Pound, Or Twenty Shillings (20s.) worth of Goods for Eleven Riflings (lis.), or NEARLY HALF-PRICE. 1 '0 EDWARDS, 94, 95, 96, OXFORD STREET; 15, 16, 17, 18, WATERLOO STREETfl, 2, 3,.4, 6, PARK STREET. KSWANSEA. I 1' ■' ■•' ;v f. -yi% — _———— .'J¡I CYCLES. ELK Safety Uuuiovs; eigi:t 32ibs; every improvement; list £ 20; offered for £ 8,— Abbott, 28, College-street, Swansea. SPARKBROOK Cushion Tyred ball bear- ings; good as new; list £ 18 10s.; £ 510s. toclear.—Abbott, 28, College-street, Swansea OAFETY Bicycles considerably under cost price to clear. Genuine H umber Dunlop | tyres and all latest improvements. List £ 23, price JE12. Best Safety in Swansea.Abbott, I College-street. ) APARTMENTS. EW APARTMENTS.— This is the time of year, when people ilock to Swansea and district in thousands, to advertise your rX5 £ ""3C4 JtV li«t. iv. 1>U» Daily Post, and you will find it money welt spent n I — •«* A Single Gentleman Wants Two Comfort- I 11. able Rooms not far from High-street, Swansea.—Apply at once to "Emlyn:" Daily I Post Office, Swansea. n BEUROOM and Sitting-room Wanted, with attendance, by Young Man, near Albert Hali; terms must be moderate.—8. R, C., I Daily Post Office, Swansea. n BED and Sitting-rooms To Let good at- tendance, home comforts, and use of piano; would suit a gentleman or two friends; moderate terms; references ex- cbangeit.-Apply at 17, Carlton-terrace, Swansea. &918 BOARD «uud Residence.—Advertiser, having a larger house than he requires, can receiveone or two tientlemen as members of the family on very moderate terms, combined with all the I comforts of home: references cxohanged.- Address 24, Trafalgai-terrace, Swansea, COMFORTABLE Furnished Apartments O to let; attendance.-Mount Pleasant House. Mcaunt Pleasant. 4 PARTMENTS to Let, unfurnished.— ,t1. Apply, 18, Nichoi-street, off Walter- road, Swansea. a930 ITONT Sitting-room and Bedroom to let; I hot and cold bath. — 1, Bryn-y~Mor Crescent, a950 LODGINGS to let; a home from home for i two Gentlemen. Moderate terms. References exchanged. Apply at 17, Cariton- erniee. Swansea. a918 i PARTSMENTS to Let unfurnished.- 'I i\ Apply 10, Little-street, St, Helen's-road, Swansea. a030 "C^taNTKD, by Young Man, BGd ólnd bitting I y Room, witlun ten minutes walk of High-street Station Terms moderate.— Apply A.B., DaAly Post Office) 211, High- street, Swansea. [SCOn MUSICA LlNSTRUMENTS FOR SXLE plANO. Walnut, full-trichord, check action, L complete metal frame, cost £ 45, cash £ 25. — J- Brador and Sons, 9, Wind-street, Swansea. 1662 ilRARD PIA.NO, Rosewood, their 65 guinea j model; cash £ 35.—Bi-ader and Sons, 9,, av ind-etreet, Swansea. 1632 BROAD WOOD'S Latest 70 C nines Model Piano in Rosewood £ 40. —J. Urader and Sons, 9, Witi. tr riwan- sea. 1662 u_ CHURCH ORGANS tuned, repaired, regu- C lated and kept in order by contract or otherwise. Pianoforte Tuning from 3s. 3d. I — J. Brader and SODS, B, Wind-street, Swan- sea. 1662 BRINSMEAD 53-guinea Piano, metal frarntr, check action, £ 39.—J. Brader and Sons, 9, Wind-street. Swansea. 1662 9. Wind-street. Swansea. 1662 PIANO (new), iron frame, walnut ease, in PIANO (new), iron frame, walnut ease, in cised gilt panel front and sconces, bracket trusses, and trichord full compass, only 20 guineas, payable at lis. 6d. per month. —Thompson and Shackell. Limited, Castie- slreet. Swansea [1710 THE monthly payments are so low that there need BE :JO homo without a Piano. Organ, or Harmonium. All instruments guaranteed, Weed, and delivered free to any part. The largest Pianoforte Dealers in the I Kingdom. Write for price lists end photos. Note the address:—Thompson and ShacieU, I Limited, Castle-street, Swansea. [1710 PIANO, Upright Grand, by Mornington ;inu JT Weston, London, £ 18 18s., or 10s. 6d. per j month ea-y p.iyn^uts cost double.— j ThompsonandShackeil,Limited,Castle-street, I Swansea. [1710 PIANO.—Our 24-goinea Piano is the best 1 value over offered; metal frame, trichord,; brass pin-plate, chook action; wonderful value; 14s. per month; easy payments.— Thompson aad Shackell, Limited, Castle- street, Swansea. [1710 PUBLICATIONS, -I TEE YOUNG WALES MOVEMENT. 1 **CYMRl' FYDD It Aims and Objects." By W. LnWELYN WHLIAMS, B.A.; dedi- cated by permission to the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstene, M.P. Single Copies Id. L-LLch 8a. per dozen.—Sole Agent for the Swansea I and Duffryn Towy Districts.M oc ap lago, 17, Carlton-terrace, Swansea. 886s, MISCELLANEOUS. T7URNISHED APARTMENTS wanted ior young, married couple. No attendance required.Apply, stating terms which must I be reasonable, Z Y X, South Wales Daily Post, Swansea, IIJESTON SUPER MARE PROPERTY I Vt REGISTER (largest published), with Map, iews, and Description of Town. free. —Norton, Son, and LaJonda, House Agents, l Wesiop- ^u per-Mare. 1y41 MFELMAN, 154, Western-street, Swan- ■ sea. Best Price given tor Cast-off Gents', Ladies', and Children's Clothes Families waited upon by appointment. [163 I T BrtNJAMINj Saddler, Portland- (J t street, — The only shop in Swansea WB«~-E ROU OAN GOC gooe. JUOUMJ-IAADT T^CRNE^A at Reasonable Prices. A trial solicited j LL. &. T. BULLIN, Heathfield Mews Funeral Carriages, Bral<es, &c. Cabs always ready. Telegrams, "Bullin." Tele- phone, 65. d32 Immense Stock of Household Furniture, ± Bedsteads, Beds, and Bedding, at GILB8 COOK'S, Waterloo Furnishing Stores. Swansea. 1635 ii^HfcST-CLASS Dress and Mantle making. 1.: Miss Lloyd, Mount Pleasant House, Mount Pleasant, Swansea. FOR all kinds of Furniture, Masiofl Instru- ments, Strings and Fittings, call or write to J. Stacey, 73, Martin-street, Morris ton. [309, The best place in the town for new and second-hand furniture of every descrip- tion is at GILKS COOK'S,Waterloo Furnishing Stores, Swansea, 1633 MROE & CO., 15, Heathfield-street. Saddlers and Harness Makers. All hand-sewn orders punctually attended to, hand-sewn orders punctually attended to, QUININE BITTERS, SRCOND TO NONE, of Grocers, 24 deses, 1. or jd, instead of 21. Post fre-i. Is. Id., Six, 5s. 6d. —GAMGKE, Swansea, lyARQUEES, Tents, Flags on Hire. Eis- 1H teddfodau, Shows, &c. Waggon Covers, Rick-cloths, and all canvas £ 00d.> made to order.—Jonathan Jones. Swanse. [867a rPOPACCONISTS Commencing. — II!a ■. rPOPACCONISTS Commencing. — II!a ■. 5-^? '2^0 pages), 3d. Tobaoconists: Co,, 186, Eu&ton-road, London. Shop fitters 'i for all trades. Estimates Free. Established 1^66. [1761 I X520.—Tobacconists (eomrueÎtclQg). Write I for 1 lid. Guide (2c0 puges), 3d, How to open a Cigar btore, fron: i.20 to £ 2,000. — Tobacconists' OutfittingCo., 186, Eu»toi)-road, London. N.B.—Shop fitters and show-case makers for all trades. Estimates free. Manager. Hy. Mvers. Established 1866. [1761 TMPORTAN T.-WE IG liTS AND JL MEASURES ACT, 18d9. All kinds o. Colliery and other Weighbridges, Pit Hun!. and Tram Machines, kept in proper order h\ contract. Ectimates iree. Disiance 110 object, Repairs in all branches by com- ctent workmen. -The Old Firm, Estb. 1820. T'ARSAT.L & BONS, 12, Alexandra-roacl. Swansea. T MPORTANT.—PARXALL ASD SONH, LTD., X 12, Alexamlra-road, Svvansca, having pur- chased the business lately carried on by Mr. I E. lies. of Plymouth and Nelson-Ktrcct*, Swansea, are now prepared to offer the whole of the block at a great reduction in price.. Repairs to all kinds of Scales and Weighing Machines. Work done by contract. Estimated Free. [1680 IiIS'rOTLE'S WORICS, oompletc; ¡ ,A- coloured plates genuine edition 30 I stamps, "Paris by Night, or Gay life in I Paris (illustrated), 30 stamps, post fre. E. Bowker, 27, Renshaw-street, Liverpool. Established 1832. Patronise tho Old Firm. [1742 [1742 LQS^~AND~ FOUND" I T 0,7)T or Stsien, on or vi-loout Monday, :20t LOST or Stolen, on or about Monday, :20T inst., a mixedBedlington Terriar, clippoo 811 its body,—To be returned to its owner DAVID EVANS, Ystrad-voad, near Swansea [a91 ld lSCÉLLA;lBOUS WANTS. PARTNER Wanted, with from £ 30, sleeping JL or active; management of cash anc! books if desired.—Rogers, Post-office, Cadox- ton. S08 RKONDDA Railway Debenture Stock ton. 908 RKONDDA Railway Debenture Stock Allotments. — Wanted to purchase any of above.—State lowest price at once to '■ Purchaser," Daily Post Office* Swansea. a93 + Swansea. a93 + MAOlil^NIAL. ARE you about to get married ? If ao call and see cur Wedding Cakes. The largest assortment in town. WILLIAMS, CoLLWJB-RiEacai. 870a IF MARRIED, or about to Marry, either sex, scad stamped directed envelope for invaluable information that you want to knew; state age, and mention this paper.—J. H. Johnson, 47, Heneage-street, Birmingham. 972a invaluable information thacycu want to knew; state age, and mention this paper.—J. H. Johnson, 47, Heneage-street, Birmingham. 972a TRADE SPEI^LITIEe PA8C0E atid Ox. 213, "Kensington- terrace tor best 1 faidah and ail other House Coal delivered *■ theiowest prices. J Trial solicited. dC4 j HALL & Co., 2, .Mouat-streot. Best j JLJL Large Ffaidmiu, (.fcietttal, Rhondda House Coal, Nut and iP»#?uAiithracite 0", Stoves and Greenhouses. x dbl w 4 \X7ELCOMl. 6x»OED and »V LIFEBOAT,* «¥P'ty food of best quality at uiodsn U' cbaifes. Picnic ¡ and schools cattred ior. Inquire ot Managers^ "P C. EDDERSHAW, ^ianufacturing 1 • Cabinet Maker, Upjttlsicrer, and Com- plfce House Furhiaifcw{- lVgJSL.^U -f J- > gSSotl^Tic. v 1.. A RNOLD COLLE^a, WOODiiAHD A TERRACE. S'WANSEA, -'J: PMNCIPAL P. LONG. -r- linT TE-R li MONDAY, SEP'TFMBER 10TH. \j ORMAL COLLEGE, CONSTITUTION IL HIL^L. < iI Pltlls CI PAL;— ,.& EMERY. HJC.&D MASTER: RSV, GEOaGE EMERY (B.A. Lend., 13.Mn.Q, Oxon.). Next Term begins '?xrSsi>AY, SaM. 11. 1.787 ORTliCAWLI:- CO-LLEGE* J. PAncipal-Rev. Y. J. NEWELL, M.A- Successes at Glasgow: University, Cardiff, I Lampeter, &c. Remar'- able health results. TERM BEGINS 12. [176S SHORTHAND, Ariilimstic, Book-keeping, &.C., taught at Navigafiou School, 9. Mansel-street, by -M, DAv-m ISASKIS, F.Sh.S. • 1633 ■■ 'in- i1;i vjOUTH WALES > IXBGAB/SAUCE, u AND PI( KIM CO., Manufacturers of »■ j PURE MAIrT VINEGAR, J PLYMOUTH ø-r., SWANSEA. SHIFPJNa S^ PPUSD. Made from Malt, anc guaranteed free from Minen^ A^id. Prices and tera via applicatton U 1659 E. A. IWANS, UNDERTAKER, PUSEB-AH FIJEJFRSHAJJ. «C., t:' 22, ALFRED STi EfiT, NEATH. WEDniNQ AND VU&ttAI, COACHES, I BRAKES, IlATf '^M. CABS. j DOG-CAltXS, WAGtrOiTBTTliS, «c. j tg" Ten-Stall Subte :An-'lX<Ock>up Yarf?. Po tin'jf !n all tfifi Telegraphic Address s AU^fed ftregt. 12 17 23, HIGH < fREET- d xjl X- 21, UNION STBEE^, 'SWANSEA. 1 LUNC^BOK ANU. TEA AND COFFEE ROOMS. 't i MODERATE » P. RICH ARBS. BOOK iJAIUiAINS., JBOOJS- BARGAINS, go K> R. C. Jd;OORE' 11, ALEXANDI A ARCADE, FOR BAF JsAINS, Universally admitted 140 he the Cheape n Boosselier it) Sv?io»e«. | -j?1— I HOOKS BOUGHT, JW&B FOUND. j TEETH TEETH y Mr. A. C. tfOPSQN SURGBON 2pKNII8T, DYNEVOR SWANSEAS. •'oproErr* mew BIS?XK QBAJM; s^aooivyv j £ & Years' Bxperieeee-—18 ]** djotist wit i^call, Bvrsams> .&&& Bvrsams> Painless Extraauiocs with G «a and Ether Best WojrJunaaship, ltb&orial, %ad Fit \fpaxazAemi. Uigh-ciaBS Work Jr>m && bjt "ZooVuf i At hAxif daily from oi»^l 7- j AU Cocsaltaefons Fr »- 11 TEEflX A.Y Tin .-i-' • 4 EXCURSIONS. Q 1( S A I W B S X B H N RAILWAY CHEAP BXCUitSlONS will be run as under:— TtEaDAy, S«pt. iiibeo- 4, Half-dav Trip to PoBTK- CIWI, leaving Swansea ai 2.15 p.m., Landore 2.20, NeiiLb 2.35, Briton Ferry 2.40, and Port Talbot at 2.45 p.m. SATURPAT, September 8, Visit of the Duke and Puche9s of Yoj k to Binningham. Day Trip to iJlE\ILSGKA>r, leaviug Swansea. 2.10a.m., Laudore2.20, Neath 2.3o, Port, Talbot 2.45, Bridgend 3.10 a.m. SATVHDAY XXOHT, September 8, '1 Constantinople at Olympia, Earl's Court Exhibition. To LcKDoy for 2 5, or6days, leaving Llaneily 11.30 p.m:, Qoweiton 11.46. S'vinsea 11.50, Landore 12.5 a.m. (Sunday morrJnjz}, Weath 12.26, >riton Ferry 12.35, Port Talbot 's-a 12.46. Bridgend 1.10, and Llantrissant at 1.30 a.m. LAST TRIP OF TILE SKASOK, MONDAT, Stipteiuber J 10.— Ciieap Excursion Ti:ikete will be issued to SHKSW.<i)r;KT, Oiweairy, LIangoHen. Wrexhara, Ches- I ter, Bala, Liverpool, Manchester, Warrington, Rhyl, KandrtoJod, et.. front LianelIy 7.55 a.m, Gowerton I S.10, Swansea 8.4j, Landore 8.45, Neath 9.5, and Port Talbo1- ai^ w. tr :l.r.¡, -t'lCB»eBg»rtr vrtTl-^Tm. cf. !»-»'>> fr-rrg- -Mjctc •JXMSIOITS to Malvern, Worcester, Kidderminster, Wolverhamp- tcu, andEi-ii^agliam. A K)KTNIGUT AT THE KlLLAKNIiY LAKES. On FBIDATS, September 7, 14, 21, and 28. Cheap Kxcursion Ticket* will be issued to KILLARKX^ from Swaiisea at 11.20 p.m. I Porfuli partic'jiarfi see bills, HY. LAMBERT, General Manager. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS EVERY SATURDAY IN JULY, AUGUST, AND SEPTEMBKR, WEEKLY AND FORTNIGH1LV .OOKINGS FROM 1; N ON. Leave Euston 8.15 a.m. I Pa.ddiugton 8.10 a.m. TO THE CAMBRIAN COAST-Oirwestrv Llanidloes, Newtown, and Maehynneth. FABKS: To Arrive Third Class p.m. Return. Aberystwyth 6 01 BorU. 4 40 Aber<jnvey 4 45 L OL -Fowyn 4 53 f -jU~ Dolgclleyt 6 15 Barmouth! D 23/ nuiech t 5 55 i Portmadoet 614 Crioeieth' i 6 25 L vv/- Pwllheli f ] b 45! Machynlleth 4 20/- Llanidices 5 25 18^ Llanidices 5 25 lEv- Kewtov.n 3 lC 17/- I OsweMty 2 25 16/- Availabte to return on the following Mon- day, Monday week, or Monday fortnight. Through Coaches will run from Ruston to I Aberystwyth, Barmouth, and all Coast I Stations. Passengers may return by any Ordinary Tram on the following Saturday or Saturday week by payment or 20 per cent, on the cost I of the ticket, poyn er.1; to be made at the I station from which the passenger returns. PUCKKTT'S BRISTOL CHANNEL STKAM JL I'AOKBT CO., LTD. I 1SAUTKK SPLKSOID ..AU.ING3 I «> fASStiiUKE OF TftB BTKAMSHlPS "BRIGHTON" AND "VELINDRA' (Weather uml oi hercireumsfaneespermltt itig) From SWAXSBA to ILFIUOOMBF. CLOVKLLY, LUNHY ISLAND, LYNMOUTH, Ac. TuiaDXY, Sej-temb r 4th ;Br'ij<bt>n;, 8 a.m.—To .(LFKAOOKIHE. CI-OVKLLV, and LV.NDY ISLAND. Lesn-ing Lundy al 3 p.m., Clovollyat 1 p.m., and Iitracombe at 6p.m. WsuKEsnAV, September 5th (Br ghton), 8 a.m.—To IIFKACOMBK and ti-OYKT.LY. Leiiving Clovciiy at 4 p.m. and ['.fracoinl.f at f p.m. THUBSDAV, September 6th (Brighton) at 8. a.m., to I liFBACOMBKand LYMifoiiHi. Leaving L\iiu>outh at 4^0 p.m., and Ilfracombe at 6 r.m. tX'eliudm) at, I' B a.m,. Go(d and Total Abstinence Society's lixctirsion to IHiacombe. VRI;>AY, Septernlwv 7lli (Brighton), at 8,lSn..m., to ItyKAOOJiBK :uad Tknbv. Leaving Tenby at 4.0 p.m.. and Jlfracomhrf at 7.0 u.ra. SATIRDAY, September 8t.h (Brteht'T. at 9.1&K.m., I to II,FRACfJ."BK. CixtvKii,Y and Lifi Y. Leaving LuiKly at 4.0 p.m.. Clovclly at 5.0 p.m., an<* Jlfra- eombc- at 8.0. (Velindra) at 2.3J p.m., Chean Half-day Trip to I l>'R-C\ bi:, rt-t urning in the Brlgnt^n at 8.0 AUGSA I CRPAY to MCNPAY TRIP. Leavlng'llfracomtMi on MoEuav, ut,8.0 a.m. 0r 2,30 p.m. TURACOMBE BXCUR.S10N FAHKS One Cabin, 3s. &1.; For- Cabin, 2s. 6d. SJa.turd«y to Monday Best Cabir,, 5». 6d.: Pore Cabin, 3s. M. Ordinary Pai-es—Single Best Cabin, is. 6d. Fore Cabin, 3s. i'.fturn Available, for One Month, Best Cab^n, 7s.; Foro Oabiii, 5s. Kxcnrsio.i Fares to Cloveny, Lynmouth, and Luudy htiRld-Best. Cabin, 4s. 6d. Tore Cabin, 3s. o-J. SEASOK TICKKI-E, L" ¡S. Reir^shmeuts eau b<- had or board. [15j0 N 35 x C U K I O A g BY THE rAVOCKITK jmffiT S5CKA1ULK "ALE XAN D RA" ¡ (Capta.m Thoraas, Uommander). wind and other I ,C.Jrm, msta i;e,-s peruitt-ing. J TR.S^PAY, SEPTEMBER 4th, V.3u a M. -IEFRACOM&E aud Ci.ovfcU-Y. Leaving Cloveiiy 4 p.m.: Xtfracombe, 'll 6 W&DNfTtAt. September 5tb. 7JC ajm—lurju- OOM'BK and Lvyxoirm. Leaving Lynmoudh 4 p.m.; iUjacsmb^S p-m- „ T'HVK-SAV, September BIN, at 7.30 a.m^ to ILFRA- COMBK and CLOVKUUY.—Leaving Giovehy 4.0 ¡;.lX¡" Ilfr-acombe 6.0 p.m. i JP^UCAT, September 7th, at 8,0 aan^ to fu-"Hi^o*tBK j and CLOVsult, -LeRfIog Cloveiiy4.0 n.m-Jlirae^mbe 1 I SiJ UECAY, September 8th, a'^ 9^5 a.ou, to 1 Uf&m.- } COMBIF-^nd I.TSMODTB.—LeavingLjn«unoutii54>P-m., 1 Ilfrac^mbeat 7 p.m. j Ilfrac^mbeat 7 p.m. j SU*I»AY, September STU, at U,0 a.tn_, CBASMXI. Csu,ts £ ,—Fare?, is. and6d. Eetoirn t'ares — tifntccmbe, 3!. (3d, aad 2s. 6cL; I Lyntr.-aoth or O'^veliy, 4s. Gd. and 3a. fid. Season Tickeia, £ 1 la. xtc'jicsl# and Rwferihir.cnte may be c-btahied. em Eoan'i, Pi< ase cross the bridjre at Glo stei^place for the Uer ^mdra Wbsrf, W>ft. I'ier. P ),II [atniculars may be had of Mr. Charles StrieK.— Uer ^mdra Wbsrf, W>ft. I'ier. P ),II [atniculars may be had of Mr. Charles StrieK.— ">HW Îh (^rwt-atrJH-t. SwaAtefi V481 THE SOUTH WALES POST NEWSPAPER Co., LIMITED. Incorporated under the COMPLain, Acts, 1862 to 1892, whereby the tiallilityof the Shareholders is limited to the amount of their Shares. CAPITAL £ 10,000. To-be-Divided isto 2.000 Shares of E5 each, all of which are offered to the Public for Subscription, The Shame, to be pay&Me £ 1 on Application. £ 1 on. Allotment; the Balance to be payable by Calls of 10B. per Share at intervals of not iess-than.Throf. Months. DLRBCTOKS: SIR JOHN TALBOT DILLWYN LLEWELYN, JSort^ PenHergaer, Swansea, Chairman. R. '8. LINDLEY, EKi. Pfjaume, Swansea, Vjce-Chairman. JOSEPH HALL, Eøq., Grosvenor Heuse, Swansea. W. H. P. JENKINS, Esq., Bagian House, Br ton Ferry. (With power to add to their number.) The three first-named gentlemen will join the Board after Allotment. SOLICITOR: T. W. JAMES, Esq., Goat-street, Swansea. BjUrKBRC: The GLAMORGANSHIRE BANKING Co., LTD., Swansea. AUDITOR: R.G. CAWKER, Esq., F.C.A., Tampte-wtreet Swansea. SBCRBTARJ (pro teM.) C. H. CAWKER, Esq., A.C.A., Temple-street Swansea. OFFICE: No. 211, Hight-streei, Swansea. rROSPKCTUh. •- This Company has been formed for the purpose of taking over and publishing at Swansea, in the interests of the Conservative and Unionist party, two newspapers, viz., an Evening Daily Paper called the 80UTH WALES DAILY POST," and a weekly paper called the t: SOUTH WALES WEEKLY POST.' which were established about 18 month? ago, and have hitherto been carried on ir. the interests of the Liberal Party. Party. It is proposed to acquire a valuable lease of premises of considerable extent in thebellt part of High-street, Swansea, containing the Editorial, Printing, and Publishing Ornoeg of the Papers, and a Jobbing Printer's Business, the copyright of the papers, the goodwill of the business, as a going concern, tagetber with the whole of the machinery, presses, plant, and type, at the low price of £ 1,000. The extreme desirability of having a high- class newspaper expressing Constitutional and Unionist principles in Swansea and the immediate neighbourhood has long been kceniy felt, and the Directors believe that their present action will supply this want. A General Parliamentary Election, to take place at, perhaps, a very early date, hr.ex- aii 1. enrt tt-ie nart 5otfK £ ljr that in consequence of the attack upau the Church the Welsh constituencies will be more generally and more keenly fought than has recently been the case. If this be done a iiigh-class paper, advocating the principles expounded by the Conservative and Unionist CandidateF. and giving greater prominence to their addresses than can be expected from newspapers published in the interests of tlleÍr I opponents, will b9 most useful in carrying them to the homes of the electors, and may become a material factor in ensuring the success of the candidates and their cause. The large population of Swansea and the immediate neighbourhood is amply sufficient, to support a daily evening paper. The ex- perience of the late proprietors has been that the people of the Western portions of Glamorganshire and of the Eastern parts of Carmarthenshire (as well as Swansea proper) are i-eadv to read the weekly p^per which has contained the articles of news that appeared in the daily issues, with two or three columns of original matter in Welsb. It is proposed to make the Welsh columns an important I feature and an attractive element in the weekly issuse. The Directors have already secured the services of an efficient stalf in order te ensure the popularity and success of the papors. Two Contracts have been entered into:— I An Agreement, dated the 30th day of I July, 1894, for the sale of the said Business, and madf between Sir John Talbot Dillwyn Lie welyn, Joseph HA; Robert S. Lindley, William John Rees, James Aiian Smith, and Thomas I William Jauaes of the one part, and Charles Henry Cawker on bahalf of the Company of the ocher part. An Agreemeut, dated the 30th day of July, 1S94, and made between the said f-ir John Taibot DUhyvn Liewelvn, Joseph Hall, Roberts. Lindley, William Joim Rees, James Alian Smith, and Thomas William Jamcs of the one part, and Davit] Da vies of the other part, being the appointment of the sai-i David Diivies as EdiLor and Manager cf the said Newspapers. It is anticipated that the issue of the even- ing paper will ssuou have a largely increased circulation. Apart from the undertaking of bringing out the newspapers, tbe Direotors bringing out the newspapers, tbe Direotors are assured and believe that a jarge business ru&y be done as general printers, and they have reason to hope that at an early period the enterprise will be remunerative, and that the shares will be materially above par value. ¡ It is provided in the Articles of Aj*socia- lion thuc the Directors aball not receive remuneration in any year until a dividend of 5 per cent. has been paid upon the Ordinary Shares. If no allotment be made the deposit will be turned in full, and where a less number of shares is allotted tnan applied for, the sur- plus will be credited in reduction of the I amount payable ou allotment. Tho said two Contracts and Copies of the Memorandum and Articles of Association may be seen and ali information obtained r.t j, the Offices of the Company, or of the j Solicitor. 1699 I MR. D. PUGHE EVANS, R.C.M. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, RESUMES LESSONS SEPTEMBER 3RD, Addru¡p\ :-1) Picton-plaoe, Swansea. 1800 -r-. I 268, CARMARTHEN-ROAD, j 258, CAAMA RTHMf-fiOAf I Established, 1831. WM. PHILLIPS, UNDERTAKER, AND COMPUSTB FCXJKRAL IfUKmSHiK, 33, Wellington-street, 34, Single U>n-terrace, 258, Carmarthen-road. Telephone 173. Price List on 1605] Application. -J 258, CaBMARTBXW-ROAD. | 25^ CARMARTHEN- HOAD. J _J ,t <' THE EMPIRE PALACE OF VARIETIES. Musical Conductor H* HULXTT. Acting Maaager-and Treasurer JLLBSKT MITCH ILL. HIGH STREET, SWANSEA. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3&D) 1894, AND DURING THB WEEK. DUTCH DALY, The man who can talk-laughter out of enry rib in aaybody1* body. JAPA AND JAPO, The Japanese Wonders on one wire. ROSE HAMILTON, A niee rirL pleasant vocalist, and admirable daseeP. 08e of th8 Mil. THE COSTER GIRL— KATE CARNEY. GAERTNER AND RICHARDS, The Renowned Continental Musical Eccen- trio Clowns. SISTERS WESTON, Two Clover and Charming Artisias. BARCLAY AND PERKINS, Comedians, Vocalists, and Dancers. The Modern Charles Mathews," CHARLES COLLETTE, My Awful Dad." Next Week-AIIother Remarkable Programme- REZENE and ROBiNI, JAMES CURRAN, DARNLEY BROS,, And others of equal ability and reputation. Watch » Two Performances Nightly. Early one 7 to 9; Late one 9 to 11. ALL ARTISTES ENGAGED APPEAR AT EACH PERFORMANCE. Doors open 6.30 and 8.30. Prices of Admueien—Private Boxes, 7s. 6d. (Single seats, 2s.); Stalls, Is.; Balceay, 6a.: Pit, 4d.; Gallery, 2d. SALES BY AUCTION! BY MESSRS. JAMES & JAMES, JAMES AND JAMES, Auctioneers, Valuers, Honse, Estate, and Insurance Agcnt", GOWER-STREET, SWANSEA, and at U, BOND-COURT, LONDON. Personal and Prompt Attention given t o all matters entrusted to them. BY MR. W. J. REES GLAMORGANSHIRE. MR. W. J. REES lias been favoured with instructions from H. N. Miors, Est* to' ii<CFKR far aA.f .Ifc. hy tiw Mackwcrth Hotel, Swanseu, ou Friday, the 7th day of September, 1894, at 2 o'clock p.m. precisely, the undermentioned valuable FRKKHOLR FARMS, ACCOMMODATION LANDS, AJSU BUILDtNtJ SITSS. situate at and near CLYDACH. SWANSBA VALLEY. witkinone miie from Glais Railway Station (Micil&nit Railway), and six miles from the important town of Swansea, containabout523 acres, being a portion oi the weU-knowa TN1SPRNLL iVCH ESTATE, which wii: be offered ia the following or such other Lots as may b* determined — may be determined: I'AHTICITIJIBS. ¡ A »» Rents I Lots. Deseription, act, estimated 1-Bnilding r.anri 110 100 2-PBNYBANG FARM 36 2 23 *5 0 0 3-Building Plot 3 0 0 2 0 0 4-Build: ig Lsrid 3 0 25 200 5-Building Land 3 2 30 2 C o 6- Balding Land 2 2 0 2 10 0 7- Building land 3 0 10 210 0 S-Freehold Budding Land 3 2 25 SCO 9- Accommodation Land 17 2 0 15 0 0 10 -Field (in hand) 1 0 15 ——— 11—Accommodation Land It 1 27 6 (I 0 lZ-TYGWYN FARM 43 3 lb 44 10 0 13-DANYCOED FARM 42 1 19 40 0 e 14 -GKLLYONBN-ISHA FAJBM 74 023 70 0 0 15—L*d and Woodland j 8 2 35 —- 16—Field and Woodland 2 .3 1 10 0 17—GKLLYONEN-QKNOLPAKM 45 136 44 0 0 18—GSLLYONEN-UCHA FARM 51 0 13 54 0 0 19- PLASTTEWYDD FARM 44 2 13 42 0 0 O-Mcadnw near ditto 1 1 12 21—Spa Hotel 1 0 18 10 0 0 22 tGRATG TRBBANttg FARM 58 0 24 34 0 0 23-Ynistach Meadow 0 3 30 5 5 C I 24 -GWRACHYLLWYNAU FARM 23 0 3 25 0 0 2b—G iass Land 4 14 1 1Q 0 26- Aceoiamodatiori Land 1 0 i 0 u I ¥1- -Accommodation Land 4 1 10 6 0 0 28-A'"eommodatior. Land 6 0 3 o 0 li —Aeeommodat ion Lund 3 2 10 6 0 0 3C—Aeeomro'. Nation Land 2 2 8 2 10 0 I Particulars, Plans, and Coin lit ions of SAie may be obtained on application to either- THOS. WILLIAMS, ESQ., Solicitor, Neath: OSBORNE SHKPPARD, ESQ.. Land Agent, Neath, oi W. J. HERS, Auctioneer, Swansea. I SA LES BY AUCTION. BY WWES, SON, AN, D WATKTNS. At a low IJpeet Price. Pai-ish ot Oyst<*rmoiith.. MESSRS. tA>WBS, SON .I WAlKINShave. l>eer, iustmtted to SKLL by PL'Bl ■!< AL'CTI; >N Bubjeettx) such conditions 5W shall ti.ere and then v produced), at tne lioyal ilotei. High-street. 3wa&aea, on WEllKESDAY, September 5th, ali that FRKBHOLI) PitOPRRTY, known at NORTON LOJ>GK, OYSTBRMOCTH, which coiurri a noble family reaidenCK ftu-ing the h.y, and wtthin thrc minutes' walk ot Norton-ro.d Station, Mumbles Railway. It is built of stone In '.lie most modern style,and stands fairly Uigh in its own grouniis. It is approached by a short i-arriage sweep, and contains on the GKOCKD FUKB.—A vestibule and hail, drawing- i-oom, dining-room, and morning room, aiiO a largp } eonnervatory whiclteivn be used as a hiIi:arc-room cloak-room, lavatory, store-room, hutl-r's pantry, kitchen's, and jc ual uifioea. FTKST KLOO*.—On the first floor there are ten good FTKST KLOO*.—On the first floor there are ten good rooms, bath-room and lavatory, two Bei-van'. j root' and sepaiate staircasi*. The front of the hense is fitted with polishnd plate glass. French Cae- ^-nt windowb, and Venetinn abutter* ooteid^. Ti;cre i* also an iron varandab with roof. Uied undw^oath, forming >i colonnade. Al! the r-joeni titled with elcctMc V-ls. The tiies ai« made and laid by Minton and Hoilirijjs, and oevei inside the k:ou«e nearly 600 superficial Tiere «r> nnxrifron;; .stained glac^ "f indiown or paaeif in the house, painted figures, ;md other swbjerte, crystaHiue and cut glass in elegant designs. Toe IOC-Iw turoiif&out the honse art all brtes. and t-blo brass furniture is of a tmxt efabe'-te kinri. The fi«ntag» of the honse 1a 8C' fwA. Th»*« is & setwr.rk of ima giraon- ou the first Aoor. Tbe wbok stencture is bnut and fitted ri-g^rdlesa of reiet, and of tuch a chapiter is seldom carried out. About 8 bedroom; oouL. be arranged vr'th dormers fitted »r the root. Ibis reof ii boarder! ()vœ and the additional accommodation could be. carried out at any time at a small coiit. Xae grounds include lawn a.iorne<l witJ, onset .It many years' growth, affording splendid shade, good kitchen, garden. The sarirsry arrongenB^nts and ventilation. irm parfect. The stabling ^mprise.s accoirjnodatiem for four horaes, saddit and harness room, carriage roon-. *<yi &5»nt si* carriages, and a large wash house for carriagea, all wifchin the build- i Spaciov room over the entire iengtli. about L5 eefchigo, Tiie et-opsrty, whkut w held tot a tarrc oi S& ysart from 24Ui day of JTiwe, 1818, G*ees Sooth Ka«t, is in good order, ax,* ready for immediate possession; is loaded on tb" road side by tilgc wall. Tber« is also a pienUtui supply of watai i- >th ham wed sof'. Sale tc commence at four o'clock in the afternoon. Pa.rtionls.r6, eonuitions, and orders to vitxr mav oe o'.>t*in6d from Messrs. W. R. Sin-"»fa and Son, Solici- tci-s, Con:or'mt piaee, Swansea, or of the Aactiott-iers, At their OHeatlUiold Ciuunbor*. Heath Seid- street. Sw*as*m- w -•* fflQ r i FVRNITUItB FURXITUBX FURNITURR RIRB PUKOHASS SYSTEM. TERMS P.3 w Is. 6d. per week, £5 2s. Od. „ £ 10 n i.. 3s, 6d. „ £20 6s. Od. If £ 30 w 7s. 6d. n £50 U 12a. 8d. o¡ Xmrnense Stock to seleet from. only small deposit required. SPEClALlTE ia SUITES at 98 Sa. All Goods Delivered Frwe. P. FREEDMAN & CO^ 34, HIGH STREET, SWANSEA. 0rB.u. BJUJlOJIE NEWPORT (MON.), 1, 2, 3 & 4. MARREf BUILDINGS. NEW TREDEGAR. ELX-IOISI'O ^N aad C2 NEW TINSTONE, SHEFFIELD, 11 J THE LLAXELLY BREWERY. BUCKLEY BROS., f' BREWERS, MALSTERS, WINS iJTD SPIRIT IMPORTERS, MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURER^ AITD A BREWERS 1 OF | '1 HOP BITTERN i PRlCF LIST OK APPLICATION, Aff«neies:— Tenby, Newcastie-Emlyn, Llaadyssil, Cttf mart hen, St. Clears, Ammanford, and Mae& teg. < I Agents wanted where not already appointed. I RE T. PHILLIPS & CO, 38, HIGH STREET, • SWANSEA. k 11 .£' MR. H. A. JONES, Having purchased from the Trustee of the above estate, tho whole OUTFITTING STOCK V AT AX ENORMOUS DISCOUNT OFF COST. Is offering to the Public some JltuJig WONDERFUL I I BARGAIN^! I DURING HtS 8 TWENXY-OXE DAYS 1 I CLEAR O UT SALE. 1 I The Stock, which comprises a tipksudW H Assoc^aeet ef MEN'S YOUTHS', AND BOTW 11 CLOTHING, GliKTS' HOSIERY, HATS, CAPS, &c.. I Has been entareiy Be-akarked at. f HALF 1 THE PSCAL PRICES.* To give particularts is useless, as, Its t4 J* Have any idea of the bargains offered, thay must be coen JH