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LOCAL JSIFTINGS.j
LOCAL JSIFTINGS.j The lIqa sailing-ships, Rtventeouft,, Oriant, Stieve Roe, and St. Mango, are now ail ill the East Doek, Swansea, loading i Sathraeite eoaL Miss jia«he» ("M>.ly acres Menai") has j t)C«a engaged u the pnnciyd harpist at th« lerthcominp; National fiistoddiac* at Liluatiiiy. Kip Hi »!'<»» in -A ccosent studying the .J.oJa.t luademy of Masie, Shortly before midnight on Saturday Tiiiumb Be- at, &get 70, of Neath-road, fell 4ewethe stairs of his boue,seriooaly injuring himaslf. He was attended by Dr. Gray, and A the old lilac is reported to be in a eritieal CODttiUD. At tbe Marine Board cuDiiatits held art Swansea last week Mr. T. E. Light, of 156, Me Helan' s-aven ue, 8. passed sueees3- fttltr = master, haviag been taught by Mr. David Harris, of 9, Mansel-street, Swansea. «a^tluoated teacher of navigation. OB Sunday evening, between six and seven a'elork, aa a barque laden with timber was being towed from Lundy Island ta Swansea by a tag, « squall struck her when near the Sear weather Lightship, carrying away her jibboeas, jib, faJId staysail. Tu^ disabled vassal waa eventually safely berthed in the Bauth Dock. The Children's Winter Bazaar was held in Grove-place on Friday afternoon for the funds of the Chureh of England Society. Stalls were taken by the Miaaea Bishop, Glanrafon, Miss Baehanan, Miaa Maoeil Bennett, Miaa H. Dalies, Eaton Creaceat; Miss Margerio Davies, Bmrnswick House: the Misses Down, Highbury; Miss Evans, Maek- worth Villa; Miss Ford, the Misses Gage, St. James' Creaeat; Miaa G, Newman; Mi86! Pike, Miss Plant, and the Misses Stephen ] Thomas. Tbare was a Tery good atteudance, and a brisk sale all the afternoon. The pre needs atooenied to E15 0s. lid., which was an iaapreveaaent of aearly A:4 on last II year. The bazaar was manage* and opened ty MM. E. B. Squire. Shortly after eight o'eloek on Saturday evening a man named John Smith, aged 70 j years, of Giltaca Goeh, Rhoadda, was j knocked dowo and ran over in High-street, near the Empire, Swansea, by two horses j attached to a furniture van driven by W. Jonas, of Rutland-street. Dr. Forsyth ordered the injured aia to be taken to the Hospital, and where it was found that he had received an injury to hie left leg. Nu blame waa attached to the driver. At the Men's Ami, Llangyfeiach, on Sstufday Mr. E. Stnek held an iaqurst ever tfee body of Joba Williams, who died suddenly the pranoua day whan walking in the street near his house. Evidence was given by 80 Rieee of the deceased respecting an accident j which wefeii 11- eighteen moeths *»ef»re his de«uh, wi ea he fell from a window. Medical evidence was, hewsver, sabseqnentfy given by Dr. T. M. J. P.well CHafod),which showed that death was due to syncope.—The jury retarned a vertiiei in accordanes with maedi- eal evidence. At the Neath Xoroogb Police-eourt aim i Men day George Smart, jeweUer, Meiin- ery*han, was charged with keeping a ferellin-m dot at Urge. Mr. A. Russell Ihotnas appeared to prosecute en behalf M Mr. Millet. whose little girl hau j beea, it was alleged, bitten on the left leg on -the 20th alt. Dr. Morris said that the child was aafferiag from as indented wound from which a portion of the flun had been torn The aaacittraiee ordered the dog to be destroyed. Reuben Hertz, the lad who was ehareed wifk throwing a pi see of glass at a youth named Wm. U. Nicholson, whereby the latter lost his eye, « a recent date, appeared in Swaaeea Poftgo eeori on Monday I aecempaaied by bis widowed mother, who, in weply to, the Beach, stated that she had not I been able to cone to a settlement -e.,ith tbainjured lad. The Stipendiary asked her whether if the criminal charge were vrith- dwrwn she woold be ableto make *oo»e aom- pessation to the lad ay degrees extending [ over a period of some months. This Mrw- t Hertz said she would try aad in reply to another question stated thai the shop in the Arcade was net here, bhe was only employed h ere. The case was remanded until next v Monday, to give ltÃn- hertz an opportunity at aaakkag compensation to the lad.
vTHE CRISIS IN THE TIN-I "PLATE…
v THE CRISIS IN THE TIN- I PLATE TRADE, THE MORRISTON WORKS. Work was resamed at tte Upper Forert :)Dd Worceatw Tu>l%te Works on Monday AFTER a WNtK'¡s stopp*eSk Four mills only tried at the Worcester Works, and four rrilis at the Forest Both iinhouses were v»orkk>^ m full swing. Notices have, how- ever, been posted «p at the works that all I £ o»hra^t$ muit cea at the end ot 21 days tie ranse :s given.
COLLISIONS OFF | YARMOUTH.…
COLLISIONS OFF YARMOUTH. SrPPOSEI) LOSS or STEAMER AND ALL HANDS. OR So»day Tnor«rlng a double collision between »t*air:er3 took .rl..ee ofi Newarp lightttup, Beat YI)rui&Lul, and it is feared that paasem;«s: stealer has been IrLst with all hauds. Toe disasters weia eae to thick weather. The NeweMtte etMUBer A-Iberciae waa proceeding slowly te I.c¡¡:.d,.106) WltÎi cea). when ahe siddeniy struck a large passenger stesaaer amidships. itUow that the vessel run down o TanBtwtb wan nndoebfeadty tie Kenssore, of Donate. Stt had no pas^enjiers OIl bonrd. The efew ol fifteen of the Kearaore were latid*«I it Gravesei'd 011 Meod&y. A Dundee steaaier on Monday collided cS Lowestoft with the steauer Cyaab«-iwe.
_.---------------EISTEDDFOD…
EISTEDDFOD AT SWANSEA. A grand eisteddfod Willa atiu m the Albert Bail ea Moe«iay &kernGOIl, and the aiTair yum iMrgely attended tha afteraooa Alehwroan James J c ms, who was aonouncea to pr-,Siis. was biweut at tketty, where was attesdii^; i^r* funeral of Lord Swaiisea. A long list of 30petitions have becc arraage l. the adjndi- k eaters batages foRow- MetNTt Thomas, LlanwrtTd and Emu I'a^es. Merthyr, for Biuiiia, For literature Mr. J. S. Danes, L1&n- üJlriel Osiidactor. Mr. C. B. GrifBtiiS.Llan- saoist. Aceeppaaist, M iss L, S. Dennes. The dutias of secretary were entrusted te Mr. W. W. Harrison, h oxhoie. Swansea.
I SERIOUS ACCIDENT AI ! ,SWANSEA,…
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AI SWANSEA, Aa aId tnaa warned John Smith (70),! ving at1 IJIe Rhondda was arMsing the road near the Empire on Saturday uight when he was ^socked dowa by a wagon belonging to Mr. j Jesee, fnrQ»ar« remove?.. Rutland SU-mt -which was coming down the hill. One of the | vltewts passed over his leg, <cMMhing it. He waa removed i* the bospitai. where his leg j was at ooce amputai He lies in the JsstKation in a serioas cocdiuon. II '■ Ml ■■ I
THE FRENCB WILL^CASR. j ------,....,f
THE FRENCB WILL^CASR. j At the Snsser Assizes on Monday ] George pleaded guil- y to making a faiho en'ry in tbe Brighten marriage register, í aad *& £ seateoeed t>.> nine raeaths' hard j iattotir. Tl» ohiuntee of fergory and theft tftr-z not proceeded with.
FOOTBALL NOTES. ,-'-'-----.-.w.-
FOOTBALL NOTES. .w. The Western coutiageat at Newport on Saturday returned home in aigh spirita. It was felt that their representatives in the game bad splendidly acquitted themselves, and tbrt the victory of tt", Eastern men was. siinx-ly a giit from tbe referee. Mr. A. J Davies sever performed so badly. Tee beSt ••0-"Te<- makes a mistake occasionally, but i is a referee of another kind, who, when h discovers his mistake, persists in it. Mr* Davies 3magined that the linesman, Mr. Treatt, had mailed back the bad, and there- fore blew his whistle, Mr. Treatt thereupon assured him the man had not goae into touch. Then instead of acknowledging his mjøtake- and although he was not in a position to jodge oi the facts—Mr. Davies rejoined, Then I over rule you," and thereby got himself deeper into the hole. This was aot all. la the (dosing stage of the game Norman Biggs, in trying to field the bail, knocked it on sotae yards, but hear- ing no whistle, followed it up and weat behind goal amid a dead silence. All the plavers saw the irregularity; the majority of them waited for the expected reeail of the ittji. Bat the refere allowed a try, and a goal was get from it.eNorman Biggs subse- quently observed, I've never had a try of which I was so ashamed." After the match the referee said he withdrew the goal, bat as his decision was not communicated to the pressmen the misehief was already dene. If the forwards had been a trilie stronger, the probability is that the Western backs woald have made rinpa around the man of high degree on the other side. The supe- riority of the Lianeily halves, com- pared with bweet-^ocoit and Biggs, was so marked as to excite the enthusiasm of even the Cardiff papers, "Welsh Athlete frankly confessed that the Cardiff pair had more than found their! match Old Stager" got quite ecstatic over the cleverness of Ben Davies and D. Morgan, The surprise of the mateti he observed. was the apparently easy manner in which the Llaoelly youngsters, Hea Davies ard D. Morgan, bailed the Cardiif hair-backs, "hey were aa slippery aa eels, and particular! in the first ball fed their backs with mat Line- iike precision. They scored a dis- tinct snocoss, and if not nicked togetfter for he first, their claims cai not be ignored for the other inter-country matches should thev maintain their present form." And again. h xceptiug the Lianeily halves the match madeco reputations." This fairly represents the general verdict after the mateb. in one circle, composed of tome of the bedt judges of the game in Wales, one critic — whose opinion carries authority — declared — and the view met the approval of all present —that the difference between the two pairs was that wnile one automatically passed out and did nothing naore the other almost invariably dcubied round the seristmage and I created an opening for the threequarters i before parting with the ball. At threequarters too the work of the Western team was smarter and more neat. I Evan Lk>yd was in magnificent >orm and he waa partiy singled out for commendation. Old Stnger describes him as the shining light" in the third-liue—"speedv and though a little un needs holding, rvhile he tank>e« Ciiu rioweuoa tbe ngnt wing did everything came bid v,aj so well that the Match Committee ean scarcely over look his claims. Bauger was all there ba never had a chance to show what he is reall y capable of. Possibly his very unselfishness told agaiust him. Ilarry Rees's bursts were pretty to heboid, but his tackling was defec- tive. At fall feaek Joe Davies was off colour, and did not come within miles of his best form. I am afraid he greatly injured his prospects thereby, though should Bancroft stand aside another trial is certainly due to him. Eastern opinion gave A. M. Jenkins and Bob Themaa (Swanaea). Thomas and Morris (Llanaily), and George (Pontypridd) as the pek of the forwards. I would add Jaeksoa to the lot, even if he had to re-piaee George, whose try, I oannot help thinking, had some ittduenee on the judgment passed on his general work. The Newport Argtcs says:—"The game was a disappointment as far as it concerned the East players. They won, it ia true, but the score is not a true indication of the state of the game. The form shown by the West players was equally surprising, tbty showing in a way that was baraly expected. Their play was much more amart than that of their opponents, aad although they were defeated by aineteea points to eight, they were by no moana so weak aa that would represent. Their line was only crossed three times to twiee, whilst one of the Eastern tries cer- tainly should not have been allowed by the referee." The absence of Tom Davics from the Wes- tein thi-(lequarter line wa* the subject of considerable regret, for though Harry Bees aid well on the n.ggres"ive, and was, with Ev%n Lloyd, the maio factor ia the getting of one of the tries, it wa« generally conceded by those who know the form of the Morriston contra threequarter that he would havo made contra threequarter that he would have made a much better shew than did the old Lianeily I euatodian. Thasly the Athletic News :—The Welsh j authorities expect that Cooper, of Bradford, will play for Wales this season, and on a first glance it looks as though the Welshmen, with Uouid, Cooper, W. L. ibomas (Oxford), MUnk-heoa, Pearson, and Biggs to sol act from, will b> able to put a warm quartette in the neid against England. Bancroft, it is reported, will start playing again asit week, so that the anxiety as to who ih to play full h&ak. will be allayed, bo, after ali, it looks as though Wales will stand a morv than open chance of running out ehampio** again, chance of running out ehampio** agam. l (Monday) tr,% Swansea committee aw- to decide a quest;on. As stated by lis on batirday, i'-v;.croft will iw> able to resume his pW-e in the team at t.bs end oi the present we^k. Then eonies t.oa question j what, is to be done wit-i Thorog^od r Opinion oa the erNamittee eeems to be divided. Home »re oi! opicioa that the elder Crocker should j bo put out. and Messs*- shifted from tbe j bo put out. and Messs*- shifted from tbe j wing to the centre, thus making a vacancy at loft wiegthroeq zarter for Xhoragood. | Ctb ~Tx ur»e that the lurm displayed by the | eonatitntad threetjuarter line in the j **»t tiiree na^dbes us s»ply s^fficiaat to! I warrant the soaimiuea is ieavina; it unaltered.' j la that case Th >' oyood would have to stand J down. But 'ieiidy, as skipper, E.n I baruiv be staked to retire I hear tttf a few days ago he deolarad himeelf will- ing to saeri3ca himaelx, if uaed be, for the good of the team. Tae coasmittee to-nighv "•v.Ii be placed in a very in-zidious position unless T)aoj*ogood clearlv expresses his willingness te -&ive hjs el aim for a place in I the team. In all probability he will do this, I and the!: tile committee will be at liberty te re-piek him if they think proper, it is eon- sidered likely that Preaeott will supersede I Hughes at half-hae*. 'Ii!
A MAN WITH A WATCH, S ————…
A MAN WITH A WATCH, S ———— Whan a man finds that his vrxtch gains or ieoees, he knows there is something wrong. 1 Hetr.63 to put right and fails. Then be takes it te the watchmaker, and very wisely too, because by aredoiitig with what be does not understand, he makes matters worse Well, we poor Humac Watches" are more puzzling tban moat. Our Human wheels get clogged and fail io the workings, wege.Derally try aad put ourselves right. When we con t! know what ia the matter, we ;;at pains in the back. Wesboild knew the waeel of tke kidney is generally ths cause, then our lirer, then we thmfe our heart is wrong, or our longs or cfeefct, coasumption, and w. have dreadful dreams, aad psiss all over, cannot sleep, or our Blood is wrong, or aocie sample trouble, which, if left. alone, will soee time or other, atop the li iligm-Ln Watcfe. Get at once frnrr* your chemist a 2s. 9d. or 43. 3d. bottle of MOREL'S i SOVRAN. It w ill cleati the wheels of the Huuan Watch." It will be forwarded post free roma Morel's Depot, Lianeily. Swansea' agent, Jobc Daviee, chemist, High-btreet.
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Shuts close his pinions to his breast, If chance his mate's shrill voice he hears, And drops at once into her nest; The noblest captain in the British Fleet* Might envy W illiam's lips those kisses sweet 0 Susan, Susan, lorelv dear, My vows shall ever true remain; Let me kiss off that falling tear, We only part to meet again; Strange as ye list ye win" my heart shall be The faitbfull compass that still points to thee. "Believe not what tbe landsmen say, Who tempt with doubts thy coustaut mind They'll tell thee, ?ailcra, when away, In every port a mistress find; Yea. yes, believe them when they tell thee so For thou art present where so e'er I ge." The boatswain gave the dreadful word, The sails their swelling besoms spread; No longer must she stay on board— They kiss, she sighed, lie hangs his head, The less'ning boat unwilling rows to land, 1 Adieu," she cries, and waves her lily band. 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Other Testimonials and Press Opinions o Application. I V rwrCLAit PRICES, I KOBEli 1 FOB HI&H-CLAM PBBM AiJ EST gPRCIA AIVBN TO OBXLDSBN. AND 13, CAjBTJUK-STKESE 3 -4. I [•VTKATH1SR VP OBffBCT.| WEDDING RINGS, TUB NOTBD WEDDING KING SHOP. K T Slop Hynod am Fodrs-yau Priodasol, V31, HIGH STREET, Vt SWA NSFA I (Oppotite Down and Son.) Jf VERY SPECIAL. Riri7 TAILOR & illvJU^ DRAPER, 18 Offering the following Special Lines: SUITS, PBOM %b. OVERCOATS, PROM 301.. TROUSERS, raw 108. 8d. A BARGAIN,—100 Pairs of TKOVOTRS to eJeat. from 7s. 6d. to lOa, NOTa thjs AJDIPRM: 46, OXFORD STREET (Opposite National Schools), SWANSEA. ROSS AND CO., GROCERS, TEA AND PROVISION MERCHANTS' 2S. tNION-STRSKT, Have a Special Line for ttna weak only. FINEST CO R$A N T S» NEW FRUIT 2d "PER LB "■ POSTERS. (IN BLACK OR COLOURED INKS), HANDBILLS, BILLHEADS MEMORANDUMS, CIRCULARS, CATALOGUES, PRICE LISTS, And Every Description of I COMMERCIAL PRINTING I Executed at the I DAILY POST OFFICE I BALL PROGRAMMES, MENU CARDS, ETC., la a Variety of Fancy aud Ornamental I styles, at the OSieM of th* I DAILY POST. I ,I fleeretarios of Churches, Seboels, and I Societies, Promoters of Bazaars, etc., wiU I find the I DAILY POST OFFICI I fax I CHEAPBST PLACE IN '10 Vji TO HAVJ. T1 i ,1 DOLLS, TOYS. MAGIC LANTERNS, v J? *9 KOAHS ARKS, GUNS, C- §$/ BAGS, PURSES, PISTOLS, /V ALBUMS, WORKJ GAMES, &A, Ssc., J? BASKETS, FLOWER /^> &$/ AT PRICES TO SUIT /$6~ STANDS, TME TIMES. f$>, ^0/ FANCY GLASS AND A -? CHINA WARE Ay HJS G ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, (L /GSY GRASSES AND /l<> £ # 1? /A7 /THOUSANDS /-sT 01 /*& £$/ NOVELTIES. The Newest and Best Obtainable. SEE OUR WINDOWS. TS 0. MASON COLLINS, GOLDSMITHS' HAIJ-s STEPNET-STEEET, LLANELLY, 18 HOW OFFERING TH R WHOtS Of HIS VAJyOAJB T.R STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY AND ELECTRO-PLATED ARTICLES AT A REDUCTION OF FROM 4-8. to 5s, in the 9. SOLID SILVER GOODS REDUCED 3s. in the £ A Larp Stack of English Lever Watches at Selling Off Priees. C. MASON COLLINS, STEPNEY-STREET, LLANELLI ALSO AT BCBBY PORT. I I t t: z u. I CARDIGAN JACKETS THEY ARE BETTER ANDW ARMER THAU OVERCOATS, AND ONLY QUARTER THE COST. TRY ONE OF J. H. PANK'S SPECIAL VALUE FROM 2/8 TO 12/6. 17, HIGH STREET AND 105, OXFORD STREET. I GRIFFITHS, THE WELSH HOSIERY AND FLANNEL MANUFACTURER FOR FOOTBALL JERSEYS AND KNICKERS. CLUBS SUPPLIED. WELSH FLANNEL SHAWLS AND YARiMJ, &0, &c. [2024 HIGH STREET. SWANSEA. JL CARBOTRON Wm. PORTABLE STOVES, 9BH For which neither CHIMNEY nor FLUE is Required. Fuel burns without SMOKE, SMELL, or FU MEa mmt May be see. is use at MB MORGAN BEYAN AND SONS, JHk 2LCASTLE-STREET. SWANSEA. [ifo THE LICENSES INSURANCE CORPORATION AND 1 GUARANTEE FUND, LIMITED. FREEHOLDERS, BREWERS, LEASEHOLDERS, MORTGAGEES, and all OTHEBil Having an Insurable Interest in Licensed Property, SHOULD INSURE AGAINST DEPRECIATION Caused by Loss of Licenses. Far Prospectus and Particulars apply to the Local Agents:- fl. GOLDBERG AND COMPANY, 8, CAMBRIAN-PLACE, SWANSEA Tw imftvit No. 185. THE SWANSEA PURE MILK CO.. 11, DE-LA-BECHE-STREET, SWANSEA. ia- PUREST MILK 'I F DELIVERED TWICE DAILY 1ST RICHEST IN CREAM I KSTTO ALL PARTS The Swansea Pare Milk Company desire to impress upon their Customers that the lata propciot*vs, W. T. Perkins and Co. have now NO CONNECTION WHATEVER with the present Firm. i»I! Milk aeet c»it by the S.P.M. Co. is of guaranteed hygienic purity, and is most OMfajhiHy tested ftacnaure both PURlT 3c and QUALITY before leaving the premises. [ ■ THE TY-MELYN HOTEL: HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA, This Old-Established House is now UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. OWEN MORGAN, PKORAXWM. Cboiceand Well-Selected Stock of Wines. Spirits, Burton and athsr Alt& Cigars of Finest Brands. WM. HANCOCK AND CO.. LTD.. BREWERS WINE AND SPIRIT IMPOETEBS, CIGAR DEALERS, SWANSEA. OFFICES: NO. 4, CAMBRIAN-PLACE. TEX«EEB0tNENQ.3a. M83 _0_- \LFRED BUCKNAIX, formerly o!' 97 Oxford stroet and Worcester place, Architect. t)e%s to inform hi,) friends and clients that he has removed to No. 10. FisLei- elreet, Swansea.—A vacancy for an articled pupil. 2100 FANCT GOODS, TOYS, NEEDLEWORB &u G^SAT CLEARANCE SAldi FOR 1i DAYS, In order to nsake raara fer CHRiSTMAfl NOV11LT1E8 whMk will shortly arrive M. M. T*™130* | o of l er Ltrge Stceit at K»PUCF"> PiiiCU?. APSLE f 'ttOL'SK VA ..TkllS ROAD) an". ,¡U BOUlE WALES V IA'I,GAP- SAUCfl j 0 AND PICKLE 00., Manufacturers of PURE MALT VINEGAR, PLYMOUTH ST., SWANSEA. ] SHIPPING SUPRTEBT). Made-from Malt, and guaranteed free from Mineral Acid. Priees and tesnas-on application. I 165 r\h&R from £ 3 to any amount advanced \J to respectable householders. No rees er Bur«tifls rwjalred, Strictest privacy ob« cervcd in all easos.-Appl:f Mr, GW. PRICE, Roval George Inn, Bond-street, 21114 bwansea. NO HOUSE EQUALS ||j DOWN & SON,! FOR RELIABLE FURNITURE. tS WHY! T Bcvmmt they aresthe^IjaRGEST MAKKRS BY MACHINERYTN WALES, 1^ H we the MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK TO SELECT FROM,«aad give the BEST POSSIBLE VALUE. 'M ur- A VISIT WILL AT ONCE CONVINCE ONE OF THE FACT- Jl FURNITURJS TO SUIT COTTAGE OR MANSION. CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE. FL ESTABLISHED NEARLY HALF A CENTURY. | IDGH STEIffiT AND MORRIS LANE, SWANSEA. sm SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT. p In consequence of the exceptionally Mild Winter we have experienced as yet, BALE OF WINTER CLOTHING Has dragged considerably, D. JONES & CO., Outfitters and ClothierS, I COLLEGE STREET, j HAVE MADE AN EXTRAORDINARY LARGE PURCHASE OF I MEN'S. YOUTHS', AND BOYS' OVERCOATS t Direct from the Manufacturers, at i FABULOUS LOW PRICES. j In fact, Half the "Original Cost Price." f We are naw showing these goods marked at prices that defies competition £ °r j Quality, Style, and Fit. | NO OLD STOCK OR SOILED GOODS. I Another consignment of OHI- well-known « BLACK SERGE JACKETS AND VESTS, j Price from 9s. 6d.; best value in town. j TV^EED WATERPROOF COATS, 25s., sewn seams; usually sold at 36s I 50 dozen COLOURED MUFFLERS, 6^d, a HATS, CAPS, TIES, COLLARS, UMBRELLAS, f At Usual Low Trices. [ j CALL EARLY and take advantage of this op^rtwiU. t* sec.i's svei. I we are positive have not been shown in k* :•.???-ea brtfore. | D. JONES & CO., COLLi'vCE-STREET. SWANSEA. I fiTTRTSTM A.R 1 | HEREWEA'RfiAGAXI^ I AT THE TOP OF THE TREE FOR j STERLING i IN New Season's Frit, ¡,i' GUARANTEED TO BE NEW AND IN PERFECT CONDITION. Finest Patras Currants, per lad IP- GENERALLY SOLD AT DOCBLE THE PRICE New Valencia Raisins, 3d. per lb. Choicest Sultanas, o £ d. per lb. Ib- Lemon and Orange Peel, 3!d. & 4d. per. b Citron, Spices, Mincemeats at equally sue astoun/Mngly low prices. Pure Lard, 5d. per lb. Eggs! Eggs Eggs! 14 for Is- 1.597 SUGAR CURED HAMS Jf Especially Selected and Cure-, for the XMAS TRADE. 1J EXTRA SPECIAL BLENDED INDIAN, eRINA, AND (JEY TEA Per 1/7 lb. 1d H A REAL LUXURY. One Pound of this MARVELLOUS TEA won delightful Christmas Gift to your friend. Buy one for your Friend and Yourself. You will never Regret it. Sugars at Market Price. FLOTJR, Notwithstanding the Recent Advance, is still Sold at the Sanaa »- DAILY DELIVERIES TO ALL PARTS. POST ORDEBB PHOMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Davies and Company* THE BQRO' STORES, IN COLLEGE STREET. The CHEAPEST GROCERS & PROVISION DEALERS IN S. p A L M E R, CONFECTIONER, OF 29, OXFORD STREET, lIAS OPENEI) AT 96, BRYN-Y-MOR ROAD. With the fcame Hi^h-clasfi Qualities of CAKES AND PAS T 11 Y An Sold at his Other Establishments. A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED'^ ALEXANDRA j CHLESS CLE R i« a Printed an.< PcbHs&c^ 2or !.«>e t » perfeetTreaswrs. DAVID DAVJEjSkt Tt savos much work and time, to usc?f :s a iijm i .,1, pleasure.