The South Wales Daily Post

LLANELLY POULTRY THE PRIZK-WINNERS. The annnai eihibiti.-n of poultrv, bin's, pigeons, ca, and rabbi.s place a* the -v.s»-ket-nail, Llav.Oiiy last Tuesciav. lbs hall had been very neatiy arranged for the purpose oi the show, ana there was a iarge number of eruibits iu ail the classes, aid some fine specimens of every spe.-ies were on view. Ibe ofriccrs oi the Society are —President, Mr W. J. BocK'ey, M.F. H. vico-presid^nts, Messrs W. i-.ucklsy Roderick, 5, J. Roderick, Dl. Williams, E. Truibshav/, and Major Xythway; eorr.mittee. Messrs James Aockianc, F. jdaggs, Da\ id Morgans, I. r or" Jas. Evans, Dd. tioberfs, B. Becston, T. J. Gregory, H Pao-v. L. GriSia, W, Richard, and T. \Yilli¡¡¡,;uti, Jan., ton. ftuotioneer. Mr David Francia hen. trea- surer, Mr .John Marker; lion, auditors, Mr U. R. Hand, Mr Hv. Mar rios. secretary, Mr W. Chambers, Fwli. T.ibneilv Judges of the show; PoulU-v:—Mr i.t. Sretch. Ormskirk. Pi^ec.na, ^c.Mr J. W, LudiuW,B iriuinsbani. POULT!iY (OPENj. Dcrkirg, cock.—1, Messr 3 Ford and Slater. Swansea; Mr Bees Ev&ijs 3. John Harries, Carnrirtiieu. ( Mr W. V. iJ. ThotDiVS, 'Entiiii Jinn 2, John ■ n' msrtheD. Cochins, cock.—i, Mr A. F. Ward • 2 > Mrs L. Evans; 3, Mr John B. Turner. i Cochins, i.en.—1, Dauiel Roberts 2, V. E. >^ard; .ur Rees, CJatwortby. Brahmas, cock or hen.—i M.- F. • 2 and 3, Mr S. W. Thoma. Game. cock.—1, Walter Firth; 2 Mr George rosser, Neat:, 3, Thomas uatae, bcn.-I, Mr John Vy. Morton; 2. Walter Firth; 3, Messrs Morgan and Hopkins. Mr Thomas Ifonrv Batt: 2, "1' J. James, Worces'tr; "sValter! t'rtit ■ t Gaue, h-Mi.—1. W;(ai» Firth; 2. j Mea-srb li •: r; u and ')iggs 3, j. SivelL liiuciv iiasihtcgli. cock. —• l, Messrs ReTloit-acu Wood; 2; Mr. Hugh f 1 opkius, it) D. V. am. n Lewis. Li;k .uu»»b:irgh. — 1, Mr Hur1 !5".v-hius; 2. Messrs b.erfoct Ld Wood; 3. j Air SJavid Morgan. Hamburgbs, coek or lieu. — i, Rsv. Seymour Ashs- til; i, Mr W. Chambers: 3. Mr Ww South. M-siorcas, cock.—1, Mr Jninei V." iilia'ns; | 2, Mr W. Winter; 3, MessrsFo-d arid fciiter. Minorcas, hen.-l,Mess1"s Ford and Shaer; 2; Mr Jan ej WiUk-.njs; •>, Mr W. Winter. Leghari:h, cock. — 1, Mr Waiter Jones; 2, Mr H. Frost; 3, Mr Janus* Ph;i!ips. Leghcrac, ijea.— i,. Mr W. \v obb 2, atr Waiter Jones and, Mr Jamei William's. j Leghorn, cock or hel1.-i and 2, Mr Vi. Chambers. Rivni-uth Rock, — 1, At bur Tftfjajas; 2, Mr J. F Buckle<•; 3, ij Pinchbeck. Plymouth Rock, ben. — 1, itv Thoasas 2, Mr S. W. Tbosiia'i; 3. iLi* W Buekley Rodtriek, Glaueb.}-. i,a i> b a i!, WyaudviUte, or (irsjiiiugt jn (cockj.—1, Mr Daniel CirifnUiR: :J, Air .lletJj. ¡ Mr H. G. Thomas. Laagsban, Wyandotte, or Orpiogtoa.lieo.— 1, Mr D. H. Jones; 2, Mr Morgan W. Ki»?bards 3, Mr Daniel Griffiths. Span sb. cock or bou.—1, Mr James Allck- 12J.n; 2 and 3, Ms Let ifaks, Bridgwater. Any other variety and 2: \.1:: 3. vV, T'ho:ntt1:i; 3, Mr I).. VV rnr i *■ ny other variety not mentioned, ben.—i and 2. Mr S, W. Thomas; 3, Mr D. Y^arrcu j I Game l.-anfcams, cojk.—1, Mr Walter ihu; 2, Mr ilagn Hopkir > 3, Mr Wm. La vrenec, Bantains, hsr>—i, Mr George II Kosser; 2. Mr W Firth 3, Mr Jehn Evans. Piart+JMOS. ?•" .Vand hAn.—land Mr Hugh iiopknifc ,-»v Joho S. Evanb. j lactams, :.ick or hen.—1. Mr George j lactams, or hen.—1. Mr George Ro^ser; 2, ikr Hugh Hopkins; 3, Mr William Lawrence. [ SeiHnaj class, cock.— >i.- George Eossor, t jNeat L Mr James r.uiu 3. Mr John j Harries. Selling class, hen.—1, Mr J. Sit ell; 2, Mr. James Auckland 3, Mr John Comlev. POULTRY—LOCAL. Game, cock or hen.—1 and 2, Mr J Sivell; I 3. Mr. David James. Leghorn, "'0.11:: rr heTL-1 acd 2, Mr H. I, rt-at 3, lr Thomas Morse. ¡ ) Minorca or Andaiusian. coek or hen -1, Mr James Auekiar.ii 2 and 3, Mr Dav d Urlillt < Spanish, any other variety.-T, Meters and Davies; 2, Mr W. Chambers; 3, Mr X. A. Evans. I Any other varu iy, cock or ben.—1. Mr J. j Auckland; 2, Mr W.F. H. Thons is; 3, Mr D. | Warreu Lewis, j EGGS (Open). i 1, Mr K. Frost; 2, Mr David Morgans 3, Mr James Auckland. .1) U<' KS 'Open). 1, Mr W. Joaes 2, Mr, W. J, Buckley; 3, Mr W. J. 1 Juekley. Any other variety, duck cr drake.— i, Mr Sain Franks 2, Mr J. M. Griffiths; 3, Rev. J. A. Jenkins. PIGEONS, OPEN. Tipplers. —i, Mr lI, Chadwiek. Upton 2, 3irs A. W. Williams 3, Mr H. Hunson. Magpies, black—Mr Frank G. Jlo-wland; 2 and 3, Themas Henry Batt. I Ma^pi^s, a.y other colour.—L Frank Mr G. nowl: n1. 2, Mr John Li a i F. Glyn Price. Homers, sbow.—1, Mr Jamea Bisbop; 2, I Mr 1, A.Evans 3, Mr C'kariesDavis. Homers, .vorkinc -1, Mr John Samuel; 2, Mr John Comley; 3, Mr Joaepb Sbanaon, Owls or turbits.-l, Messrs W. Sunmoads and Son; 2, Mr Owen T. \7al ers; 3, Mr H. j •James, j Jacooinb or nuos.—1, Mr George T, Cope- j stake; 2, Mr JoL. F. Harvey; 3, Mr W. V. U.Thomas. I Any other variety not mentioned.—1, Mr vV. H. lhosnas, 2, Mr John H. Harvev; 3, Mr J. Brown. belling class.—I, Messrs. Maggs Bron.; .2, Mr George T, Copestake; 3, Mr Charles j PIG,e.OJNS foten to County cC Carmarthen) I Any variety Pigeon.- I, Mr Rees Ash* on 2. Master Harold Trubshaw 3, Mr L;avid II Jones. CAGE BIRDS (Opoti-. Northwich cr-st or crested bred.— Mr I F. H. Pouisb 2, Mr Wittiatu Williams; 3. Mr James G Veil. I Plain North wich cock,—l.MrJanies O Neil, 2'ir Fredrick Piuckueto: 3, Mr. Jack Olive Carmarthen. I Plain Northwich her..—1, Mr David Davidson 2, Mr H. Beesou 3, Mr Jawes O'NeiJ. Northw-ch cock or hen, Mr D. K. Ted- stone ?. Mr Harry Richina 3, Mr Fredrick ) Plucknett. Yor-shirc.—1, Mr David Davidson 2. Mr Yor-shirc.—1, Mr David Davidson 2. Mr Henry Parry .9, Mr William Nicholas. Yorkshire, any variety.—Mr William Nicholas; 2, Mr F H Parish 3, Mr William Davies. Any other variety not mentioned, coek.—I, I Mr -jatr.ss Davies 2, Mr David Davidson. Light mule.— 1. Mr David Davidson; 2. J Mr J^jnea John 3, Mr Thomas Jones. I DrrK mule. 1. Mr Willis m Henry James; 2. Mr Wiiiiam Saunders, 3, Mr Dauiel Davies, j British GoMilnch, Mr Charles Davies 3, Frederick Pluckntil. I °tJ,c.r variety British kird.-l, Mr William Jones 2, Mr .Jo-ck Olive, Se'-Iin, class, any variety, price not to cx- (8"<1 108,-1, ,tr Edward Jon-.s 2, Mr John 3d wards, I Local ciass, any variety canary, cock, -1 Mr B. Phillips; 2, Mr John Jones; 3, Mr Diaril Itees. Local arv Nar, 'etvcauar., hou.- 1 I 2, Witliaui"Riciiards, 3, Edward Jone-. (.Member- class, any variety canary, cook. 1, J. G. Gregory 2 Mr B.Beeston ;"3, Henry Par r ,r. Members "ia-K, anv varietv canary, ben.— Mr T-.J- Cregory 2, Mr B. Beeston 3, | Mr VYdliarri Rjciiards. Blackbird cr thrush.—1, Mr E. H. Wiiiian»!»; 2, Mr John Williams 3, Mr D. J. Jones. Goldfinch. Mr James Q'Nei!; 2 and 3 Mr .Llewellyn Cole. I Lops or Belgian Hare, -land 2, Mr W. R t' Picton 3, Mr John Cheiioy. Any otfter 1, Messrs L..a.nd H. J. Arthur; 2, Mr Henry John. Any variety, local c.ass, 1, Mr E Thomas; 2, n Griffiths; 3, Messrs L and J. R. I Arthur. Any variety, short-haired.—1. Mrs r-Vpeck Pwii, IJascliy; 2. Mr Tom Burley; 3, jlrs 1 Mary Jones, Lianeiiy. Any vanity, long-haired.—2, Mr Edward ■Joros 3, > lerueat.

4>- OUR FOOTBALL COMPETI- TION. LETTERS FROM COMPETITORS. Letters hare reached us concerning the award of las. s prize from Messrs. Jas. Dav;es, Balievue-street, Swansea; J. Boatton, xyrfran Vikfs; and .7. Hughes, 21, Mansei- ati eet, Liaaclly. Several competitors aa*c also called to ciai-n tbas tibcir j "t-ips" were better than those uf aic tbroa among whom the guinea di -irled. j M? J. Davits argues thtt the whole guinea aiiOnid have bee.; given to Mr. D. J. Lowe >0 was award?ci a third of it), bat ä..i8 argu- reent is based of. a mislake. The aggregate numoeroi points s^t to ercLt ci trie com- petition represents the t.-ial left after the point3 giver to the losers bave been deducted, With regard to thi-i other compiainfcs tfcay are b,'st met fey an explanation of the "pilla adopted by us m arriving at the rd, Where only a few give ji the winners ccipois can be set a anntner ,-ind! le task is comparatively easy. J'ut is iuipcsstble when o; ar three ihoasandgiv~ v; ti., winners. Life is too snort to undertake iL What is done the wAtjfLi out of the inferior tips until a huaJrcd of 'he hst are le: L. It in cioar that opinions, disfer as to the rekilive ruerits or :,ny' TTO whitf- are neal-i) alike. How rnnci: mo- c when a hundred are ia that cond'tion > Wt: T-y to lift the decision out of the •nii-ience of a personal opinion by a, simple method by which the decision Lecomes a ma; tor of surple ai^f-inctic. Itstiay.in certain ca,ge- appear to opersa..iufairly, but in the result. substantia! justice is done and that, is all a have a right iu nope for. The tipsters having fonnd all the winners are invited to stafce the number of poinis by which each match was won. Tliat is to say the points B*ven to the loser are deducted mose of the winner. vVhers tiiw has bo o done the total number of points -given to the five w in- n^-rs ijess thosn j.'ivsii to the the >-ers) arc c*si. up and the up v«h;i-b >oine.; nearest Lhe acta-J nuui'ili- of jjuinLs to the good scored by the winning team is held to be best. It is a rough and re, y way and would seom to allow a t pster to p le practicaliv j;U th-^ points OIl one or twú teains* But we provide against that by out thvbC '"ttps" whs-h d: es not pon^csb some degree of ciosc- nesa to 'tie actual score m ibe majoritv 0,- eases. It is a matter of inhffer-n<e to us -vho the prize, but H'e unsatisfactorily as !t may appear to work ui gpeoia! cases, i, the sanic for all-alike. Ma Boulton, ,'iJO is now one of 1,he com- idain.tiit. actually won a proportion of a gu>r-ea two or turce weeks ago bv it and sodd) therefore, net now objeui, to j. spilt the undoubted agents 0: iiis best coupon iasi we:k lie credited the winners with 51 points only to tha good and was, therefore, out. M r. liugbes, 011 the ether ham;, w: s cno 'Jf fuur ho ran the winners cioseiv. Iiis Lo"- I was 6:) points, or four .1 to the t ad. The guditas was divided iituong three competitors, one of whom was two points an J tLe remaining couple were Ï1n:e poil ts out. J. Hughes, 12. Marsh- -treet, toi vv.uds us a topy ot his coupon which shows a total of 57 poinu, <0 that he w as 8 points on the wrong side. -4

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£ 5 5S FOR A *CORRECT TIF. ONE GUINEA FOR THE NEAREST. The ordinary fixtures for Saturday next 'are made topsy-turvy by the trial match- Lisst v. West _at Newport. Swansea and Neath Lave no regular match, and it is practicaLy certain that the Lianeiiy v. Morrison match will be deferred. In the circumstances some variatiou is necessary in our weekly competition. Holder3 of iast Saturday's aotipous will please note the char es ;uacie, and work out the "tips according!}'. The selected matrilies wil: be:- (a) Trial Match, Jast v. West, at New- port. (b) Neath v. Pembroke Dock, at Pem- broke Dock. (e) A be ra von v. Penarth, at P-rrkrth. (â) Swansea v. Knigiiton, at Kiughtcn. The last, inat,ch is the re-played tie in the struggle for the Welsh Association Cup. hen tho teams met it Swansea a couple j of weeks the home team won by two goals to one goal, In the event of the Five Guinea prize not being won. we shall give Li Is. to the competitor who sends the nearest forecast J of the scores made. The award wiii be published in the Post of the following Tuesday. r- COUPON. j j .1 <votA-Eja or. SCOUR. For. iAgainst o. r. I o. t. i b • i c i I D I> Name I Address I j [Competitors muat in every case mark their L tetters with the word Competition," Any number of coupons may be sent in a single envelope.]

LLANELLY PETTY SESSIONS. WEDNESDAY. Before Mr. Ernest Jenkins (iD the chair), Mr. Samuel Bevan, Mr. David Evans, and Dr. J. A. Joaes, SEQUEL TO TRJI WHITEHALL CA3E. Summonses had been issued against a number of people for being present in the Whitehall Public house on a Sundav, the landlord having been convicted rocentty for allowing his house to be open. Mr D, R. Williams, solicitor, being unable to be pre- sent, the Bench adjourned the eases. THE TUMRLS WOKKIHTO MEN'S CLUB, David Eaag, Daiiiel Harry, and George Thatcher, Tcmble, were charged with being drank at Tuiatola on the 19th inut, Mr. W. iiowell appeared, I. the course of his evidence P.SJBcynonsaid that the defendants came oat of the Working Men's Club, and went staggering along the road using foul language towards each other.—A number of witnesses was called for the defence, and ultimately the ibr«e were fined 15s. each, in- clusive of costs.

THE ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT AT GOWERTON. A YOUNG GIRL'S ADMISSION. At the Swansea Police-court on Wednes- day morning, William Jarman, a roilermau, Living at Gowerton, stood charged with indecently assaulting j, good-looking iittie girl of 15, named Rackei Ann Richards, loniestic s-, vant, in the employ oÏ Mr. Edwin Holland, Gowerton. Mr. Lawrence Richards defended. The evidence of the girl wes, that; last Saturday night at about 7.45 she was sent to the coal- bouse at the back 8f tha bouse to fetch coal. .Iefendanteam,nto tLa yard and entering the coal-bouse asked ber several questions afterwards extinguishing the lighted candle which she held. Defend- i ant then caught hold of her hand?and committed an assault. Her mistress at this point- called, and defendant went away. Ske did not scream nor cry. Mr. Lawrerce Richards, in cross-examining, elicited the fact that complainant had hold ber mistress and defendant's wife that defendant bad done nothiug to her, and that sh- was sorry she said anything about, it. j Inspector Gill said that be was arrest- ing defendant complainant's mother gaid i Let him go. I will forgive him foirtbe sake of his wife and childr.;n.—The Bench con I siderea there was no case end discharged the defendant.

A MAN WITH A WATCH. I When a "1 finds that his watch gains-or I looses, be knows there is something wroD" He tr;es to put it right and fails, Then he takes it to the watchmaker, and very wiselv too, because hy meddliug with tvhstt he does I not understand, he mikes matters worse. Well, we poor "Human Watches are more puz ir,g than most. Our Human wheels t"1 clogged and fail in the woe-king", wegeneratfv I try and put ourselves right. When wa don't know what :3 the matter, we get pains in the back. Wo should knew the v/boel of the kidney is generally the cause, tbpn our liver, then we think our heart. is wrong, or our longs, or chest, consumption, and we have dreadful dreams, and painti all over, cannot sioep. or our Blood is -v-rong,Dr some simple trouble, wàich, j: left rjoan will some time or othe., tõtop the. "Human W itch. Gel sit cnoa from yomu chemist s. 2". 9d. or 48. 6..1, bottle of "MORELS SOVUA It will-clean the wheels of th iiurnan Watch. it wiil lr-, forwarued port ree from Morels Depot, LlaneDy. EfJB6

EXTRAORDINARY StJCCESS IN THE TREATMENT OF OBESTTV. Our c- rr readers "will be glad to icarn how to ;> ioso T>ro stone in about a month, with tne gremest possible benefit in health .strength, r^udi-wisclc. by a comparatelv new system, it i» a feiagular paradox th;-it the patieiit, retuvoing qndeuiy to a healthy state, with incc-aived acCvitV of brain, digestive and thcr -orcans. naturally reonires more food j than hitherto, jet, notwiil-gtaodir.g this, he j iibsoiutely lo-i.« in v. eight one or tw pounds dady, as the weighing inachiue wi prove, j Thu\ there i&rno suegtstioc of starvation, it j 13 uq undoubted success, and the author' who has de *»icd years of study of the j gua,- f -,tees tt noticeable reduction, r within "flours of commencing the treatment. This is different with other S dseases, torrthe psktieal, in some eases, may] for weeks without being ahie io testify] whether the physifjiarj has rigbtiv treatoct I him, and may haive derived no rcul or apparent improvement in health. Here, we repeat, the.author guarantees it i» twentv- four bonis, uhe scale to bo the unerring recoiuii. treatment aims at f the actual root of obesity, so that ij the snpeuQueas fat do< s not'retacn when, i uiscotitiT/iiiiiy tbe tre.i,tineLit. It lis oerfectiv < harmless. W'■ advise Oû;" r-^aders to call the attention of stoot frjt^ids to Ihis, becaxise I -rely, we think tiios 10 Fnr J tb^lr information say that onsamdingl 'iOur penny stamps, a book coin :svj f !en -y and the Cure ^236 pages), jencninip- 1 a reprint of Pressn«Ljoes uom son«-h;uKire< s i of medical an4 otbcjrjoar nals—British an. foreicn—and other mterastiug particulars including the book, containing "'the 41 recipe. ean be fa»J post fr^e frojn a M* F. C. Russet ^Vohwr-.i Bo a*«, S jra-strect, BedJovd-iauafj' W-C. >

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STEPNEY-STREET, LLANELLY I ALSO AT BeRRY PORT. CARDIGAN JACKETS, I I I THEY ARE BETTER AND WARMER THAIS I OVERCOATS, AND ONLY QUARTER THE COST. TRY ONE OF J. 11. PANELS SPECIAL VALUE FROM 2/6 TO 12/6. I STREFT AND 105, OXFORD STREET. A. W. ROGERS, I BEGS TO CALL,ATTENTION TO HIS CELEBRATED ¡ HEALTH W ATERPROOF BOOTS FOR LADIES AND GENTTJ3MEN. Winter Goods for are un- Ladies, equaued forstyle,, tr,,en & Comfi -rt, & Wea-r Includ1no' \.JhOlC: electlo n l: r Ma.onic," of Ladies' and I Gents' l:yeninf I IIeathfield.. Shoes. 118, Heathfieldstr et, SWAXSEA. MI GRIFFITHS, THE WELSH HOSIERY AND FL-ANNEL MANUFACTURER FOR FOOTBILL JERSEYS I AND KNICKERS, CLUBS SUPPLIED. WELSH FLANNEL SH A. WLS AND \AR^H, &c. [zoz. HIGH STREET. SWANSEA, -r- -r ""I'EETH DENTISTRY 1 IJlEETH Pnzc Medal, London, BdZ. Gold iiedal, Pa "is, 1337 MR. Kk-ALL, SURGEON DENTIST (3o Years' experience; 28 Years inSwansea;> 199. HIGH-STRE12T SWANSEA, (Just- below Great Western Railway Station') to intimate cau produce a par- j feci, fitting Set or Teeth ill one clear day, t xtie best. workmanship guaranteed. t'ainless Dentistry by Gas. also by the :rt«s.>tl>etio3 CocaiiK-i and Lther Spray. Partial Sots from 5s. per Too'b, Upper or I Lower Set? from Two Guineas. KEAi.L'S Tt.NiC An NK'JRALGIQ MJ c Sure and 'pec.lv. Of-v. o, \"«ralg»a, Ti. Dvdoreus. !I.-• I o.-Lis-i::1. ;d. atl Ner ) PISK EiMITED, PROFIT UNLjMITKf;- l KPECVIl.A-mON BY OPTI'»x\S. Spocalaf ion byOptiona is of all methods of suee.dation the most prudent.. —Arthur Crump (late -Financial Editor of the Timca). SLockti and'Shares Ray 13 profile, averaging £88158. for every £ 115s. invested, have accrued Stock Exclmnge Tim essays :—"In 17 Jay? each subscriber of £ 5 1,2s. 6d. rec-ived a profit of AL44 7s 6d. Messrs. Smith Bercbfcrd have an a'nple capital for the conduct oi'.a very large business. The l'irnt is the iarpest in Option Dealing in Englaud Birmingham T),iily Cazeltc:—"Large profits, averaging 15a, 'or every £11 5s invested, have accrued to those who have acted on theiradviee Ccc-pitc'isc says-l* Messrs. Smith ana Bereai'ord «»ive .some very sensible advi. e • about Options, whioh thay lu-ominenu, i NO HOUSE EQUALS DOWN & SON, FOR RELIABLE FURNITURE. ..1 WHY 1 lt^mzt" they are tha LARGEST MAKERS BY MACHINERY IN WALES, Have she MOST EXTENSF, il STOCK TO SELiiCT FIOM. d give th" BEST POSSIBLE VALUE. I j.J> r .114 \L, 'Is A VISIT WILL AT ONCE CONVINCE ONE OF THE FACL-" FURNITURE To SUIT COTTAGE OR MANSION. CARPETS AND LAH> ^EEE. ESTABLISHED NEABLY HALF A CENTURY. HIGH STREET AND MORiilS LANE. ,-=- -=' rPHE LICENSES INSURANCE CORPORATION x GUARANTEE FUND, LIMITED. FREEHOLDERS, BREWERS, LEASEHOLDEPS, MORTGAGEES, and all OTSEP* Having an Insurable Interest its Licensed Propeity, 6 H O U L D INSURE G AI H 8 T DEPRECiATION Caused by Less of Licenses. Fr Prospectus and Particulars apply to ths Local Agenu :— e. G O L D 3 E R (i AND COMPANY, 3, CAMBRIAN-PLACE, SWANSEA TKUfPHOJTE No. 185. THE SWANSEA PURE MILK C().7 11, DE-LA-BECELE-STREET, SWANSEA. tSr PUREST MILK "I |rs- DELIVERED TWICE DAlrf tSr- RICHEST IN CREAil I iriig-TO ALL PARTS Tha Swansea Pure Miik Coscpany desire to imprefs upon their-Customers that the late pr.priera., W. T. Perkins and Co., have now NO CONNECTION WHATEVER with the present Firm. AU Milk sent out by the S.P.M. Co, is of guaranteed hygienic parity, and ig mos. ,T «&re £ ullv iealed to.ensure both PURLTY and QUALITY before leaving the pMuusee. I 4L CARBOTRON PORTABLE STOVES For which neither CHIMNEY nor FLUE is Requirad. Fuel burna without SMOKE. E;MF-AZA, or -FUMES. May be seen in use at MORGAN BEYAN AND SONS 2A, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. I THE TY-MELYN HOTEL: HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA. This 013-Established House is now UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.^ OWEN MORGAN, Choice and WeJtSeleeted Stock of Wines, Spirits. Burionand o .A}¡øIoø Cigars of Finest Brjaids. WM. HANCOCK AND CO.. LTD, BREWERS, WINE AND SPIRIT IMP0EIEES, CIGiR DEALOS, SWANSEA. OFFICES: NO. 4, CAMBRIAN-PLACE. TELEPHONE No. 3a. 2Ø.. -<Ift: HOW TO LIGHT A SHOP PROPERLY SEE L EGG'S NEW OUTSIDE LAMP*- COSTS ABOOT ONE FABTHCfS PER HCHJIi i OB 0A9> 17 & 18. NELSON-STREET. -0' J O R J^ADIEB' AND ^EiU'S WATERPROOF IOOTS; GO TO M'AVER A, ..L""l. 'j .Il., I CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA, AND AT I MORR1STON. z¡33 I TO COAL MEltOHANTS, IIAULIEES, AND HOUB ITOIJDEr..s. I FOR BFST AND MOST ECONOMICAL I HOUSE AND- KITCHEN COALS- • ArPLY DIBKCT TO I I THE BLAENGAKW COLLlEIiY CO., LLIiT I CAMBRIAN PLACE SWASSEA. .J ..JL.l.. J I S. A L I'll -_tt CONFECTIONER, OF 29, OXFORD STREET, HAS OPENED AT 96. ROAD, With th name High-eiass Qualities of CAKES AND PASTRY As Sold at his Other Establishments. A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT E 11. hjACOt dENKiNS~I^Pi If COAL MERCHANT, S.C i|S6p| I io ALEXANDRA RD, IIBI' *X — »II—I» »»n I.ILH; »'1 'T n washing, MATCHLESS CLEANSER is a Printed and Ptihli^ised for the P^;F* perfect Treasure. DAVID DAVIES, a» tb^ (■&< |t savos much work and time, to lise it ;b a ^South Wales Daily Pou,"2iJ.*lb pleasure. S-wan*ea.