The South Wales Daily Post

-1 i rBEN EVANS AND CO., LTD., GENERAL DRAPERS AND COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, SWANSEA

PREPAID ADVERTISEMENrs SOUTH WALES DAILY POST I WORT*. } ONCE. i THIiKE SIX TUCKS. J I TISIKS. 'Il:in: SO Words 0 6 I 0 9 ( 10 30 Words I 0 9 I 1 0 f 16 40 Words 10 1 6 j 2 3 60 Words I 3 j 2 0 I 3 0 EC W orilil I 16 I 2 6 3 -===- 1 r. charges apply only to the classes of e; ,e~cise-K>ent.s specified below, and are strictly to those which are ordered for co^" c^*tiyo insertions, and paid for previous >JO ertior; ]f either of these conditions is not P^phed with, the Advertisement will be ctoarged by the Business Scale .-—Apartments, r, ^lons Vacant or Wanted, l'o he Let, or J-<cst-, Found, and Miscellaneous Wants. SPECIAL NOTICE. — Applicants sending replies to Advertisements addressed to ttials or fictitious names, at this Office, are pasted not to send original testimonials tiieir applications, hut to enclose copies' p^rtimcruals only. «r Vertisers are cautioned that Postmasters T,,e^wt showed to delivered letters addressed to 'als or Fictitious names at any Post Office. D *rs addressed to Initials or Fictitious w&y be sent to the Office of the "South jues Daily Post," High-street. Swansea, and be kept until applied for by the Advertiser. NOTICE. k The "South Wales Daily Post'- ■will be de- 0flfed direci to subscibers from the Chief ce$, High-street, Swansea, at the following Prepaid Rates:- Per Messenger Per Post. 5«ta Month 1 0 2 0 *™ree Months 3 0 6 0 Months 6 0 12 0 **elve Months 12 0 24 0 Any irregularity in the delivery should be ^knoyn^iinra^iately^at^the^CiiiefOSice. SITUATIONS VACAN r. ^RVANTS .—It is not always an easy matter J ( to find a suitable servant, but by Advertis- 115 g in the "Daily Post" you obtain at least ? number of applicants to choose troni —an —portant consideration. 4k GENTS Wanted. Jewellery, wat ;bes pipes, clothing, toys, hardwire, lL-rm- jrTe' 'Wringers, cycles. Wholesale book free elut May. Birmingham. A GENTS Wanted to sell our celebrated ^7" Packet Teas, French Coffee m Tins, tew) ,V°coa; particulars free. Oliver, Oliver —^m_333, Southgate-road, London. 0=17 A trustworthy" man Wanted, Can- j Cfty- vassing Swansea and district. An ex- ent and permanent income is assured to "a Pr°ving himself competent.—Address Daily Post, Swansea. 203a2-23 ]3 RS- -Wanted a smart Young Man, pH one used to delivery van.-Apply, 1, of Wales-road, Swansea. 134a2-18 —Wanted, a smart Boy, from 13 to :u++ able to -write well.—Apply by Mr* A.B.C., "Daily Post," 208. High- ^^ansea. 100n2 19 B OYS Wanted to sell pastry and cakes.- 'I 3;au i AP?ly from 10 to 2, St. Mary-street 8tr e, next Exchange Brewery, St. Mary- -^ij^nsea. 148a2-18 Pj ABINETMAKERS. — Wanted, "steady, 'Ap^l Man as General Hand.— l)e5/' references, Messrs. Hall and Sons, '—-—trecsC Aberdare. 195a2-23 General Servant Wanted at once, to for Cardiff two in family wages £ 12 Q.Q)¡ki .-Apply to Mrs. Salmon, 19, Cwm- 250862-24 Servant (good) Wanted, for good character indispen- £ tate wages.—Kelvinside, Fog-lane, >0- rJ'' near Manchester. 175a2-22 Servant (good) Wanted >an-r„, L aderstands plain cooking. Good -Appb*. hy letter, to East H-J^sterton, near Grewkerne. 177a2-^2 0^'sE-PAELOUR,MAID ~Wanted at stav a1102 "vraSes ^18 all found fare pai i *Cad xx? Months.—Mrs. Daniels, 5, Parsifal- ♦ *>J^3t Hampstead, London. 170a2-22 ^lerk "RT«nted-—Apply, by letter, age experience, and salary re- > 0 Cambria Cycles, Ltd., Swansea. 199a2-23_ Help Wanted in superior home. ■sanf^i0 S°od servants kept. Light, ^eet -orgies. As a daughter.—114, Broad- ^gbam. 139a2-19 •^3.AqdHINE MINDER. "Wanted, at "■^PDlv temporarily, a Machine Minder, tne Manager, "Daily Post," Swan- 400n2-24 t „r, —Wanted, immediately, a sharp Partin idS ^ur^or Cierk.—Apply, giving Stat to T-W-' c-0- Mr. Whittir.g- fx^^J^eath. 244a2-24 to^o Wanted.—Apply by httir, » ambria Cyclcs, Ltd., Swansea. aX"8-25 h ear], r° and Decorators.—Wanted, in rJatfatr1}' an Agent for Wall Papers; and r °^s.nw ready; liberal terms.— a|°p. °-' "5, New Street, Wellington, l4Ca2-19 prove-^7co°k8.—Wanted, smart Im- J^red, ^iso Apprentice, premium re- Ihe Dorothy, St, Helen's-road, 146a2-19 p; 'J' g°°d General Servant.—Ap- » Bz"yn-road; Swansea. 126:12-18 v- a -li a 8°°d General Sei-vant.— A- F. Lowry, "Daily Post' 226a2-^3 V\/ Ai^x^jr- Mrs fe?.' KSPcc^hl° girl.—Apply Wiil1P.mSj 84, Mansel-street. L22/iiii3 Ste a stron? girl as Kitchen Maid. UliSea, PP'y Bush Hotel, High-street, AKf 221a2-23 *t t J Experienced General Ser- V Tudor Villa, 76, Bryn ^2« Girl, 17 to 18, to do aftf"r or —APPbr 12, Promenade, VVANTED— 252A2'22 Vv..i good '• au experienced General; 'Gs Hotai oaaract€r.—Appiv Prince of 133a2-l8 Cni+, aiv/n a,6c°d General, at once help ^-street « PP^7> Castle Boot-storee, ^5ot i vant a g°°d Strong General Ser- W- ^LTM' J. D.V Mln-ne Glam. 282a2-25 Crti faiTijiv a f00^ General Servant, small ■^at' Mr,. SimSj 8, Gwydr W AKXL-—aDSear- 216a2'23 ^otej rApply,' <5-eneral Serrant,— CalVer(. • -fiiompson, Lord Nelson VV^ 1 Vp— • -254a2-24 W-Jr> Georo-p ir —Apply w;in ^nbies. 274a2-25 t^ees ahout ^eneral Servant; ag« 'Applv 7 '03e t0 w«sh good refer- Qaoh-avenue, Neath. \y — 227a2-23 to thft ^.eneral Servant; no Inn/ij. > with references ot. Thomas, Swan!?ea. 254a2-H. t=- V" SITUATIONS VACANT. i WANTED, two good Qnarrymen; con- I stant work for suitable men.—Apply George Mercer, contractor, Llanelly. 176a2-22 WANTED, a respectable Young Man, about 18, as L'nder-Boots.—Appiy to Head-Boots, Stepney Hotel, Llanellv. 166a2-21 WANTED a youth to attend to cows and milk and make himself useful.—Ap- ply J. W. Taylor, Cocdsacson Dairy, Skctty. 269a2-25 WxlNTED, strong active Youth, to look V after horse, and deliver goods.—Apply Savage and Co., grocers, Brunswick-street, Swansea. 150a2-18 WANTED at once, a good General Se^- vant, one who understands plain ccokmg.—Applv Mrs. Bright, House of Lords, Neath. 196a2-I!5 WANTED, at once, a good General Ser- vant.—Apply, with references, to Mrs. Israel. Pantygwydr Hotel, Oxford-street, n iPCioO 99 bwrjisea. xooz4- £ *j WANTED, for London, at once, a good General Servant, also a Nurse.—Apply with full particulars, to Mr. Stein, 51, Oxford- street, Swansea. 265a2-24 WANTED, by Young Woman, Situation refreshment rooms, or other light busi- ness good references.—A. C., care of Mr. j Hail, Shifnal, Salop. 155a2-19 WANTED, in house, respectable Man to £ Retail Milk; one used to xnilk^walk prfftrred references.—Apply Samuel Sharp, j Tuornwell, Chepstow. 266a2-19 I WANTED good strong General Servant; 1 no washing or young children com- fortable home for respectable girl.—Apply 50, Ruthin Gardens, Cardiff. 138a2-19 II WANTED, respectable Girl to do house- work and assist in bar age about 20. -Apply, W: Davenport, Glamorgan Hotel, Oystermouth-road, Swansea. 249a.2-24 WANTED, smart I/ad; one usi-d to W butchers' trade preferred good refer- ence required splendid opportunity for learn- ing trade.—Apply, Butcher, "Daily Post," Swansea. 279a2-23 WANTED, at once, by respectableyoun< Widow, with one child, a baby o lursa would be ^rcll cared for.-Apply, stag- ing terms, to Mrs. Biggs, Clifton-pla«e,Bail?y- fct-reet, Oswestry. 174a.2-22 WANTED, thoroughly experiencel V General Servant, aged about 26, w tn fecod references, for small family; good salary to suitable person.—Address, P.M., "Daily Post," Swansea-. 235a2-24 WANTED, immediately, by respectable Person, Situation in Bar and light housework, or Mother's Help in business ex- perienced domesticated.—Address, Gwyneth, 52, Westbury-stre^t, Swansea. 180a2-22 WANTED, early in March, experienced Cook-General, and an experienced housemaM.—Apply (first by letter), sta-ting age, wages expected, sad references, Mrs. Edwin Curtis, Maesyrhaf, Neath. 225a2-23 WANTED a reliable boilermaker lattice V V girder work to prepare Urmplates and erect complete; also experienced erector fr,r fixing galvanised sheets to iron roofs.—Address "Works," "Daily Post," Swansea. 270a2-!sl WANTED, in Wes'byan minister's family, a good, trustworthy General Servant, not "under 20. Plain Cooking and part of washing. Comfortable home.—Appiy to Mrs. S. H. Phillips, 6, Langland-road, Mumbles. .m i.. 1443.2-19 SiTUATiONS WANTED. II is love's labour lest to wander aviout in search of a berth, but at is a situation gained if you advertise in the "Daily Post." B AKERK-Young man, age 26, seeks situation as single or good second; abstainer. Apply Baker, Eastland-road, Neath. 217a2-23 BAKER (20) seeks Situation mix, mould, deliver, disengaged. — Apply stating wages indoors preferred. C. Ingram, Dilton Marsh, Westbury, Wilts. 241a2 19 AMMEFPElTwants Situation. Head G or single handed. Thoroughly ex- perienced most successful rearing; excellent character.—T. Smith, Blaston Lodge, near Uppingham, Leicestershire. 218a2-23 SITUATION" Wanted by Single Man, 33, s in Public or Hotel, to make himself v.seful.—Apply, Luxmore, 216, High-street, Swansea. 2<s6a2-24 WANTED, Situation by smart Young w Lady as Barmaid, age 22 would give a month.—L. Rogers, Rose Villa, Whitehall, road. Upper Easton, Bristol. 243a2-24 WANTED, by middle-aged Man, Situa- w tion in place of trust; testimonials and personal security if required.—Address, "Remus," "Daily Post," Swansea. 202a2-23 YOUNG Man seeks Piacs as Under-Car- y dener or Gardener; three years' char- acter well .p in all branches.—Mapp, Lower Gonial, near Dudley. 197a2-23 APARTKENTS. PARTMENTS. — Superior front sitting 11 room and bedroom uss of piano and bathroom.-Apply 86, Bryn-road, Swansea. 158a2-19 PARTMENTS. — Gentleman wishes j A furnished Apartments in neighbour- hood of Bn runil! bathroom.-Terms to Coin- fort, "Daily Post," Swansea. 281a2-25 A "PARTMENTS."—To" leTthreTor four 1m. A fumished rooms (off Ciiidock-street; every convenience for family nice garden rent 7s. weekly.—Address "Cradock," "Daily Post," Swansea. 30a2-19 APARTMENTS. — Superior furnished A Apartments to Let, front or back sit- ting room, one or two bedrooms, use of piano no children; terms—moderate.—Apply 53. Mansel-terrace, >Swansea^721z5-27 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS WANTED Second-hand Light Spring IF v Cart or Gambo to suit cob, 14 hands. -Apply Perkins, 11, Somerset Place, Swansea. 248a2-24 WANTED, Genuine New Laid Eggs, 2,000 weekly.—State lowest terms tJ James Hollows, Stirrup Brook, Boothstown, near Manchester. 198«2-23 WANTED adopted babv no objection to W age; good home; fond of children; premium required.—Apply Mrs. Murrcll, Woonton, near Kington, Herefordshire. ANTED, a first-class French Bagatelle f Table, with all accessories complete; ntust be in. good order.-—Send fullest particu- lars and lowest price to Beta, c.o. Jones, 43, Andrew-street, Llaneliy. 237a2-19 ANTED, a superior second-hand Trap, to suit pony 13 hands; must be strong, stylish, and .cri-eab' e. -Send full description and lowest price to Beta, c.o. Joces, 43, Andrew-street, Llanelly. 238a2-19 ly PRIVATE Nurse disengaged would take child to nurse.—Address for particulars to Ivy, "Daily Post," Swansea. 5a2-24 REQUIRED a quantity of Tailors' Cut- tings.—Mersey Stores Company, Pcn- arth-road, Cardiff. 275a2-26 —a—BII'IH HI MBugaa&figwufrjmrwft ..WONkV, CASH ADVANCED by I 8ELINK, from £ 5 and upwards, on personal security, to all cliisses, repaystble to suit the conYanience of borrowers. Distance na object. Appiy ^.traonally or by letter. 8, Grove-p. Swansea. 445 TOL ETBUSINESS PREMISES T OCE-L PShop to Let, now used as a. boot J icpairing shop moderate rent.—Palmer, o. Thomas-street-, Wassail-square, Swansea. 181a2-2Q TO b'e Let, with immediate possession, tv0 I TO b'e Let, with immediate possession, tv0 shop", Nos. 71a. and 71b, Oxford-street., Swansea.—Appiy to W. J. Rees, The Laurels. Swansea. 232a2-22 TO LET, large Grocer's Shop, in High- street, where a big business has been carried on by Mr. J. E. Hill, for 7 years would sell or let cheap.—Address, E. E., "Daily Post," Swansea. 187a2-22 CABLE.—To Let, two-stall stable and ooaeh-hou(33 at the rear cf Hanover- sft-ft.—Apply for particulars at 25, Hanover- sft-ft.—Apply for particulars at 25, Hanover- street, Swansea. 230n2-23 TO LET-HOUSES. TO Let, IT-ouse, 24, Hanover-street; 7 rooms and som'cry.—Appiy 25, Han- ovei-street, Swansea. 229a2-23 I TO LET, No. 2, Priorton-terrace, im- mediate possession, facing tiie sea.— Appiy Henrv Billinas, Builder, Swansea. 255a2-24 TO LET, Six-roomed House, 5, Bay View, -α- St. Thomas rent 7s.—Apply, Fisher, Castle Cottage, Cambrian-place, Swansea. 186a2-22 I TO LET, House in Trafalgar-terrace ix-nt £ 22 per annum; to tennant without c small children. — Address Trafalgar, "Daily Post," Swansea. 273a2-25 TO BE LET, 15, Gwydr-crescent; nine rooms, bath, etc.; excellent outlook; rent, moderate.—Apply J. M. Thoma-s, Rut- land-street, Swansea. 137a2-18 COTTAGE to Let, with good garden, at Pentregethin Road, Cwmbwrla, Swan- sea.—Appiy Mansel Estate Office, Manselton, Swansea. 231a2-23 FIVE-ROOMED" House at Park-place to -A- let; rent 5s. per week.—Apply iO. Vic- toria-terracc, Swansea. 277a!4-2o -u' HOUSE to let, 81, Brynymor-roaa' ecn- veni;nt position low rental.—Auply D. Shepherd, Mount-street, Swansea. 247a2-24 HOUSE to Let, 29. Bay View-terrace, Gorse-iane; 4 rooms and scullery.— A] idr 25, Haaover-stroct Swansea. 1 w 228a2-33 HOUSE to Let. 45, Phillip-street, Mansel- ton, in thorough good repair.—Apply, Thomas, Carmarthen House, Waterloo-street, Swansea. 131a2-18 HOUSE to Let, No. 5, Gore-terrace; 10 rooms; good situation; convenient fo town cr G.W.R. rent moderate.—Appiy No. 11, Gore-terrace, Swans; a. 12-5a2-13 HOTELS.—To be Let with Immediate pos- session one of the best Hotels xn Swan- sea; very good position; easy ingoing.— Address, "A.B. Daily Post, Swansea. 149a2-19 HOUSE to let, 14, Windsor-street, Up lands, Swansea,; vacant February 28 lands, Sw vacant February 28 hot and cold baths 6 rooms back -entrance • rice plot of garden at back.—Apply T. Pi'osser. confectioner, Gower-street, Swansea. 22->a2-22 LOUGHOR.—To Let, on main road, Six- L roomed Cottage, with 3 acre of pasture land, excellent garden; would kase to good ten&ats; rent moderate.—Apply, R. O. N., "Daily Post," Swansea, 'i6Sa2-2^^ FOR SALE. If you have a House, Horse, Bicycle, Tricyela, Piano, Perambulator, Cow, Cart, Watch, Wardrobe, Organ, Melodeon, Organette, or any olher conceivable article for sale, adver- tise in the "South Wales Daily Post," and you will reach thousands of likely customers. FOR SALE, Horse and Van, suit Baker or Confectioner.—Apply, Mrs. E. Daniels, College-street, Swansea. 147a2-19 OR SALE,"new Hauler's Cart; also new I' Hurtic Dogcart.—Apply, H. Price, Wheelwright, 7a, Carmarthen-road, Swansea. 213a 2-2-3 FOR SALE in the main street, a Fried Fish Business, established eight years; a bargain—Hawkins, 13, Albany-road, Car- dilr. 201a225 XT1, OR SALE, cheap, (wanting the space) ..1. Portable Poultry House wire run, very compact, and Nine Fowls —J. F. Bil inger, 8, Windsor-terrace, Neath. 162a2-19 FOR SALE.—Handsome Black Pony, 4 years old, 12^ hards high, good action, very fast; dealers need not apply.—9, St. George-street, Swansea. 280a2-25 FOR Sale,—Gentleman's Stable Kit, com- prising two roller pads, one body bnsh, tkio dandys, one comb oaa swet scraper, one curry comb, three day halters, one night, three turned balls; price £ 1; all no? a good bargain.-Apply E. Jackson, 1, Act it-street, Bumhara, Somerset. 193a2-23 ( FOR SALE, BnTnmtlin .hotel, late Lamb and Flag, Llangyfelach-strect, Swan- sea, 21 years' lease (commenced from Marftn I 3893), within live minutes' walk of the Great Western Railway Station. This large business house for sale, comprising of complete fittings, utensils, 17 barrels, o kils, etc., etc., also brewing house complete, capable of turning out 20 barrels per week.—For further par- ticulars apnlv to the proprietor, David John. 222a-2-22 BAKERS.—For Sale, a good Dough Trough, 1 }j sack; a'.so a full-size trap harness.—Apply David Williams, High-street, Gorseinon. 253a2-2 B ICYCLES.-For Sale, Safety (Lady's), pneumatic eminent makt-r: scarcely doited; sacrifice £6 10s. Od.—Write, Bicycle, "Daily Post," Swansea. 240a2-24 E' NTIRE HORSE for Sale, "Black Prince." —Appiy Win. Meek, East Lydford, Somerton, Somerset. 143a2-19 FOR Tools. Forks, Spades, Hinges, Cock?, etc., call at Ashforcl'-s stall in J.ae Market. See name om stall. — Ashford (late Wassail-square), Swansea. 271a2-25 GREAT sacrifice, first-class E fiat Tenor Horn; silver-plated, equal new, £ 3 5s. • ost £ 7 7s.— Pritchard, Glyn View. Waf.s- u)v>-n, Perth. 178a2-22 ORKSHIRE Terrier Bitch, most affec- lionats; price £1; also Pups from the rbove, 4 months oid, 15s. cach.-Abbott, Gnuil, Neath. __142a.2-1U MILLINERY, Drapery, and Dressmaking M Business for Saie well established cash trade rapidly improving district.—For furlher particulars apply Walter Meacock and Co., Chartered Accountants, Newport. 141a2-19 SEVERAL good Public-houses for sale.— For particulars app'y C. LL Watkins and Caer-street, Svvansea. QAFETY bicycle, complete, good as new, li cushion tyre; cost S8, will sell for 2!1. -Brown, G-yrl View, Wattstown, Porth, R.S.O. 175a2-22 SUIT Publican or Coffee Tavern.—Patent Park-ur Skittle Beard. Six games can be played on this board; 35e. complete, Brooks, 34, Keppoch-street, Roath, Cardiff 242a2-24 TWO Houses For Sale, a bargain ingood ,'I' 0' -1. condition.—Apply, Newcombe, Painter, 66, Westbury-street, Swansea. 214a2-23 TRICYCLE, low wheeled, solid tyres, smart machine,- cheap; pony wanted: oid carriages break up; lady's safety.—Will;ins. Van Works, Parkstone, Dorset. 123a2-J8 THOROUGHBRED St. Bernard Bitch for sale. — David John. Brynmelin Hotel, lata LamU and Flag, Llan^yfelacii-s; re;t, L Swansea. 22322-22 Tiriiir a x> T> Q -Z2j I J f l jLJL Oj 1 J • -r TRADE SPECIALITIES. BRUSHES.—Bushell and Co., Cambrian Brush Works, New Oxford-cstreet, Swansea. Largest Brush manufacturers in Wales. Also Corks, Mats, Baskets, etc. 4920 "1 K /O Will buy a 19s. 6d. Gent's Boot A ^3' during Sale at Wallace's, 230, High-street, Swansea. These are very special bargains. 258a2-24 1 £ > If* Will buy a 27s. 6d. Gent's In- ati'verness Mackintosii during Clearance Sale at. 250, High-street. W. Wal- lace is giving up keeping thia line of goods, being the cause of great reductl&ri. 253a2-24 j AViil Buy a pair of Ladies' 15s. U J i i. 9d. Boots in a variety of kinds to effect clearance of very soiled goods.—W. Wallace, 23Q, High-street, Swansea. 26Qa2-24 2; ~| and upwards, Special Line of JL JL Children's Boots, Shoes, Slipp;;i"s in all sizes, during Sale at W. Wallace and Co.'s 261a2-24 IFor One Shilling and upwards ycu can buy a Pair of Hons; Shoes, at W. Wallace's Boot Sale, 230, High-street, -Swan- sea. 25232-24 WALLACE'S Sale can only ba of shoil- duration, owing to an early delivery of New Season's Goods. Probably last. Come and secure a bargain or two at 250, Righ- street. Swansea. 263a2-24 2S. 6d. will louv the finest spectacles or ZJ folders in the world. No better lenses can possibly be made.—Sole agent ?or Swansea and ~District for the Automatic Sight Tesc'ng Company (Limited), W. George, Market Drug Stores. 10, Oxford-street. 1029 DON'T Forget the oldest established paper-hanging warehouse in Swansea and neighbourhood.—Pugsley and Soas, 24, Waterloo-street, Swansea.—Papers from lid. per piece to 30s.. etc. 995z3-3 JHILLARD, College-street. Swansea, for a home-made Dressers. Have you seen ths oft. Dresser, all yellow pine, and well- teasoued, at 2ls. ? Cupboard Dressers the best in the town, 22 Os. Od. 127a2-18 JHILLARD, College-street, for home- • made Bedroom Suites, 7 pieces, for £ 3 10s. Od. better, with Marble Top. a very fine line, for £ 4 4s. Od., now showing.—Not2 the -d address, 21, College-street, Swansea. 123a2-13 JHILLARD, College-street, Swansea, for • Home-made Goods. Have you seen the Parlour Suite in leather, all springed scats and padded backs, and all small chairs iron braced, price £ 3 15s. Od. ? This is 1 he biggest bargain ever offered. Now in the window. 129a2-18 JHILLARD, College-street, Swansea, for • Bedsteads ajjd Bedding. Have you seen the 2-inch Piiiar Bedstead, the heaviest and highest in the town, for 56s.? Wire Spring Mattress for 7s. lid. 330a2-18 j "jM OR Scalos, Weighing Machines, Grocers' JL TJtensils, and Confectioners' Show Glassess of every description; also Butchers' Tools and Clothing, go to Phrnall and Sons, Linrted, 12, Alexandra-road, Swansea 6082 WliITE LEGHORNS' Eggs from large birds; grand layers; sisters to Cockerel 1st, Newbridge, 3s. 6d. dozen. -Dco. Chappell, Iihiwderin, Newport, Mon. 239a2-24 0 an(I TO Milk Vendors and Dah-ymen.—Ha-nkin- A son and (Jounsell are now selling in Pure Milk Co.'s Depot, Skim and Fresh Milk twice daily, at lowest prices, wholsssak; only. 167a2-21 A MATTHEWS and Company, Credit • Drapers, Aberdeen House, Cradock- strest. Terms—Weekly, fortnightly, and monthly. 7501 1? OH Tobacconists (commencing) *ee cWaJ'VJ' nistd. Guide and Catalogue (260 pages, 3d. How to open a Cigar Store £¿1 to £ 2,000. Tobacconists Outfitting Co., 186, Euston-road, London. The largest and 3"tgmai house. Hairdressers fitted. Estms. ffee. 30 years' reputation. Mgr. Hy. Myers. 1761 I. DEATH to the Hire System.—Be wise and D buy J'our Furniture for cash and save 50 per cent., from Giles Cook, Complete House Furnishing Establishment, 23, Waterloo- street, Swansea. 204a2-23 "j H j £ Cash will buy a substantial JL # vJ Couch in leather Easy Chair. 14s. 6d., Sofas 25s., small Chairs, 4s. 3d. and 4s. 6d., Strong Leather Suite from £ 3 19s. 6d. —G. Cook, 23, Waterloo-street, Swansea. a204 22-23 O (!"t 3. and upwards for a full size Feather 00 Bed, Bolsters and Pillows (linen tick), Beautiful Feather Beds from 91 per lb. Flock and Mill puff any price to char.—Giles Cock, 2,3, Waterloo-street, Swansea. 205a2-23 rj ID. Per Pound.—Just received from the 4 2 country, 12 splendid bags of Purified Feathers. Milspuff Beds, Bolsters and Pillows at your own price.—Giles Cook, 23, Waterloo- street, Swansea. 206a2-23 jQO/"| K CASH for 4ft. Mahogany, 3jO'' .L *3 Birch or Walnut Wardrobe with pjate glass door, hanging press and drawer under, duchesee stands, and tables in cither wood. same price.—Giles 'Cook, 23, Waterloo-street, Swansea. 207a2-23 THE Noted Shop in Swansea for all kinds -SL of- Household Furniture, Bedsteads, Glares, .Carpets, Oilcloths, etc., is at Giles Cook, Complete House Furnisher, 23, Water- loo-street, Swansea. Established 1881. 20Pa2 23 i?7/1 f will purchase a splendid L\j Saddle-bag Suite, scarcely soiled claaptr at £6 6s., superior leather suite xso lOs. Cook, 2o, Waterloo->t*'ee' STOnsea- 209a2-23 X?3/1 Delivered fre-e t-:> any address, J..U the best mahogany full column enest of Drawers in the market,'splen- did curled fronts and mahogany drawer sides cheaper £ 3 and B5 lOs.-Giles Cook, 23, W aterioo-stroet, Swansea. 210a2-23 "I tas^ ^or a s^ze brass-railed bedst-ead, stronger and mounted from 2as. Adjustable spring mattresses, 7s. 9d., straw ^aliasses very cheap.—Giles Geok 25, Waterloo-street, Swansea. 211a2-25 C* iJ'0r a niceiy painted aud Decor- Ð ated Bedroom Suite, consisting of wardrobe, plate glass door, dressing chest and glass attached, marble washstand, tile-back and cup bo ad, towel-rail, and 2 cane chairs Solid Walnut and Rosewood Suite at £ 10 and under.—Giles Cook, 23, Waterloo street Swansea. 212a2-23 -DIC-HF-:SELDiÑE') FEMALE"PILLS. v-, NEYER fail in removing tne most obstin- iN ate cases of irregularity and obstruction, irom whatsver cause, as a rule in a few hours. Boxes 7id., Is. l:id., and 2s. 9d. Extra strong, 4s. 6d, Post free. Obtainable only from IIS, FALCON-ROAD, CLAPHAM JUNCTION, LONlfoN. WILLIAMS' (Pontardawe) Worm Lozenge Vv For over 30 years this highly vaiu able remedy has met with the greatest success. Xiic effect upon weak, delate children (often given 83 incurable) is like magic. Getting t'A of this tormenting pest by taking ihes- Tcsengee, the thin, palcv-facad, inanimate child becomes r.+- ong, healthy, and lively j tie pride, instead of tho anxiety of his guar- diana. K^old at 9.d., Is. I I d., and 2s. 9d. per »jOX lay «nost chemists, 30, High-Street, Swau aea. A list of testimonials, symptoms, etc. on application. "Sir, I have for some time tsed your Anthemintia of Worm Lozenges in my family, and find them a veiy speedy aa-j ^acacious cure for asceamde, and their ftgrv>. *ble and convenient form is a great recom- mendation for chilcren.—W. Hutcjtaaaoa, I yMSf 9i Howden." TKADE SPECiALSTiES. LL. and T. BULL1N, Htathfield. Mews, Funeral Carriages, Brakes, etc. Cafcs always ready. Telegrams: "Bullin." Tele- phone 65. MEMORIAL Cards Tastefully Printed at the "Daily Post" Printing Works, 211, Hign-street, Swansea. A large variety of j specimens kept in stock. CORN PAINT, made of superior ingre- dients, and easily applied; Is. bottle for 6d.—J. Davies, M.P.S., chemist, 30, High- street, Swansea. 8436 NAUTILUS Serge i3 absolutely warranted to- stand sun and eea water. So great is our confidence in this cloth we will replace any suit which fades within 12 months. Sup- plied in Swansea (only) by Alabaster and Co., The City Tailors, 38. Casfie-street. 903S "M" R. ^^ViLLIAM OXLEY\ Private E"n-" xtil. quiry Agent, late Detective Sergeant Cardiff Police. Confidential Investigations.— 11, Rawdon-place, Cardiff. Highest refer- ences. 4221 T ONGMAN, Cross-street, holds the largest JLJ stock of New and Second-hand Harness in Walee, at prices to suit everybody. 715 -F'T' F. WILLIAN,,S, vitf-e-rtak(er, Waterloo- « street, Swansea; established 30 years. The cheapest house in Swansea for all classes of funerals. 164a2-19 ALWAYS buy Mapl< £ Cream Candy; it's «o nice. Jubilee 4ream 4d. lb cream .chips, candies, and hundreds of ther sorts; we make our own, and fell cheap and good, ro rubbish kept at Dcv^y's American Candy Factory, 39, Oxford- street, and Quay Parade, Try our fruit drinks. 183a2-22 IVOR J. THOMAS,, the Waterloo Monu- mental Depot, Waterloo-street, Swan- sea, for ail kinds of Monuments in granite, marble, etc. Estimates bn application. ■- 256a2,24 M ISS FELMAN, dealer in Ladies' and Gentlemen's left-off wearing apparei; best price given, 5, Lcwer Waterloo-street, Swansea, I 9049 CORRUGATEirsi^EETS" from" 8s. 6d. c cwt. Roofing Felts from 3s. lOd. per roll. Galvanised Tanks.—James Summerhill, Beaver Woiks, Wolverhampton. 3S2z3-31 /"i ORKS, Bottles, Spirit Flasks, Labels, Pipes, Cigars, ol"all descriptions, best and cheapest at Bailey's Cork and Bottle Stores, Alenandra-road. Swansea. 3C24 S 6 NT ONI C A acts in tv>o ways, first of all by destroying worms, and secondly by codling them effectnaly from the sysleni, 7^1. and is. l^d.—Moses Jcnes, 12, "Hig.h- rt-rtct, Swansea, 188a2-22 TRONI-, 55, OX!Ofù-Sll'd" :I'1'in- -P r, -z- a L a. gas, steam and hot water engineer • plumber and gasQtter; incandescent bunvers', pendants, hall lamps, harps, sliades, sriobss, chimneys, etc. electric and wir-s bells "nx-eu baths and lavatories; all orders promptly at- tended to. 74M I <.V-t rp HE Perfection of Medicine. — F. X. I JL Essery, ESQ., O.P., Cetn [>ryn, 'J-o^r, thus describes J^eyaa's m prescribed by th« late Dr. j- ■'in YV'dire.sis, of T7ind-street, ST,vTiii sea. Prepared only by W. George, M.R.V.S sea. Prepared only by W. George, M.R.V.S Market) Ding Stores, 10, Oxford-street. 2015 I Now is^ the time to pkait all kinds cf frtat trees, roses, ornamental trees, end shrubs, Dutch bulbs, etc., for all tho above\'o to James Harris, Biackpill Nursery, who has a large stock of the above all trees wel[ ac- climatised, wreaths and crosses on tho shortess notice. SAFETY, wonderful bargai^TIsSS machin7, new at Xmas, Gent's Coventry <3er«ii- racer, very latest frame, plated all ends, doubie tube Pneumatic non-slipping tyres; not used f a dozen times weight, 21ii>. warranted sound; no exchange "cash, £ 6 18s. 6d. ap- proval with pleasure. — G. Pring, Seaton House, Richmond-street, Weston-super-Mare. 22a3-S NAUTILUS Serge is absolutely warranted to stand sun and sea water. So fTeat I is our confide^rce in this cloth we will replace. < any suit wh:^h fades within 12 months. Sup- piied in Swansea (only) by Alabaster and Co., Th? City Tailors, 38. Castle-street. 90-58 < -= -= U S' C A L. PIANO, 16 guineas, Walnut, fuil com- -L pa.ss, triciiord, escapement action, panel, etc.—I. Brader and Sons, 9, Wind- street, Swansea. 219a2-23 I MAGNIFICENT Carved American Organ, 1.Vi with 7 sets of Reeds, 16 Stops. Case gs| offer-d at 25 guineas.—Gwynne Brader, F, HeathMeld-street, Swansea, lS9a2-22 4"41 ;1 K HaT,me YValnut Iron lUt Frame Trichord Piaco- -mel'ts monthly payments.—Uiiynne n. B ax.er, 17, Heathiieid-street, Swansea. 190a2-24 T3 ObETl OOD Upright Grand Pianoforte; -S-B; ail latest impiovements; warranted 10 }earS; only £ 19 19s. cash; great bargain.- Gvyi.ne Lrader, 17, Heathfield-sireet^Swan- s'a- 191a2-22 rflUNING Pianos, 3s. 61 yearly, 10s. ,6d~ A r:Pairi)g all instruments, cheapest possible prices; 60 years practical experience v,.it-.mates free.—Gwynnc Brader, Hoathfield- C.'t: Swans'3a- j92:I3-14 XT ARMONIUM, 7 stops, in""gw3d~"condT- n w- tf°n; 7 —d. Brader and Sons, 9, YVind-street, Swansea. 9°Cl"9 M! SCElLfJ.NEOUS-' j I "Vf OlIoE. All Stokers are requested to 1 keep away from Neath. Dispute pend- mg- 194;i2-2-3 • _s to "O OOKKEEPING—Young Man wishes!^ keep iradesman's Books in spare W —iddre^, Bodckeeper, "Daily Post," Swan- 233a2-23 jyesiUABLE Pjx.perty to "Let,Sale" >Yanted; purchase yoi;r own houso •' mos, economical; easiest terms vet devised' —*>•> Talworth-street, Caraiif. 267a?-24 T, ANGUAGES.-M^r(in^ | Jt-i o. iiparn, lu, Tr-afafgar-place, Swan- sea (opposite Brynmill Schools), undertakes I teacuing Spcinisli^ It-nlicin, or ^rciicli. sons given at above addiess, or at the home °U^l. 8354 LI) TYPE.—WantedT quantity of old" d;?use,dT lTPe- price and quan- tity to the Manager, "Daiiy Post," Swansea. .——— n m EA LEAD —Wanted, a regular supply~0f .f" ,T a n/V,~ pnee and quantity to 2". High-street° "S3 OOKBINDING.—For good and -O Stantial bindisg go to the "Daily ( Works, 211, H?gh-street, S^arJT n C! LEi:KS desiring self-instruction fedom^ J snould re.-id "Principle of Boo1- keepmg Graphically Explained. 'Transactions traced, by means of chart, thraugli all stagos I. and L. Account and Balance-sheet. Cs v'Ph,rt Vmeent Waterloo-roii.' ■^orth, W O'Verharnpton. 124a2-18 A STROLOGY. — Marriage, business. A STROLOGY. — Marriage, business. -CA. money matters, success, chainges, Jcsra- eies, conitship, partner described, Is. 6d • send birthfcime and complexion.—Williams, Yi. Cardiff-road, Caaoxton., Barry, Glam. 276a3-3 A STROLOGY. — Your future foretold • i. \af'rr;aSe.; children; business sue'' cets; health; happiness, etc., by eminent Utdv Astrologer; state birth tiate, enclosing staicP-' and directed envelope—CeLia 24 Ttegent-street, Brighton^ Sussex. 272a2-2s] SALES BV AUCTION. FINE ART GALLERY AND SALE ROOMS, GOAT-STREET, SWANSEA. MESSRS. JOHN M. LEEDER and SON beg to intimate that Mr. Coleman, of 51, Ratnbone-pla.ee. London, will open in the Gallery of the SWAN SEA AUCTION ROOMS. GOAT-STREET, an EXHIBITION for PRIVATE SALE of HIGH-CLASS PAINTINGS. HIGH-CLASS PAINTINGS. which wlill include the grand Sacred Picture. "REMOVING THE CROWN OF THORNS,! painted for the private chapel of Louis í Phiilippe by H. Lazarges, and the following j famous works :— The Castle of Isehia," by James Webb; j "The Fleecy Charge." by T. S. Cooper, R.A. I "An Italian Cross-Bowman." by Lord Leigh-; t-on, P.R.A. '"A Woody Landsca.pe," by Patrick Nasmyth also the works of the foi- I lowing masters :— J. M. W. Turner. R.A. A. J. Woolmer. W. MtiPer. Erskinc Nicol, A.R.A H. S. Marks, R.A. Sir E. Landseer, R.A J. Pet-tie, TCA. E. Frere. C. R. T/eslie, R.A. S. A. Hart, R.A. R. Ansdell, R.A. F. Goodall, R..A. P. R. Morris, A.R.A. J. B Pyne. David Cox. E. Hayes, R.H.A. Vicat Cole, R.A. E. Long, R.A. etc., etc. The EXHIBITION will OPEN on WED-' NESDAY, FEBRUARY 16tn, 1898, for a SHORT PERIOD. For further information apply at GOAT-STREET CHAMBERS, SWANSEA. ?'l 81 IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE IMPORTERS COMPANY; LTD., SWANSEA, Beg to announce they have just discharged a Cargo of Prime Light Soil (finest quclity) IRISH MAGNUMS', j Aiso the arrival of a special consignment of Sasd Potatoes, carefully selected .Myatt-s, Kidneys, Elephants, Early Roses, Lym Grays, Hebrons, Regents, et-c. French and Valencia Onions, Figs, Dates, Nuts and Oranges always in stock. Finest Irish Meadow Hav at wholesale prices in lets of one ton and upwards. Orders respectfully solicited, which will be despatched with prompt and careful attention, Teleg-a-phic Address:—"Importers, SwMisea." j Telephone No. 134. 9255 j "KAPS'[_PIANOS.i .Llt.3 .L.Ä.I.. As used by the Royal Cnnservatory of Music Dresden, His Royal Highness the Duke i of Cambridge, etc., etc. Sole Agents for South Wales— THOMPSON & SHAI-KKIL,! Limited, 52, CASTLE STREET, SWANSEA. ESTEY ORGANS, nearly 300,300 sold, the best organ made. Sole Agents for South Wales— THOMPSON & SHACKELL, LTD.. 32, CxiSTLE STREET. SWANSEA, Price Lists Free. Store Prices for Cash. 8749 C X The New MANTLE just introduced, of extra strength and durability. To Le obtained from JOHN LEGG, j A-gent for the Welsbach Company, 17 and 18, Nelson-street, Swansea. Sanitary, Hot water, Heating, and Ventilat- j ing Engineer. 9153 THIS DAY AND rNTIL FEBRUARY *28™. WE OFFER WILLS' GOLD FLAKE: CIGARETTES IN TIIsS OF 51) FOR ONE SHILLING. "TIT-BITS," 40, CASTLii STREET. 9196 IPOTATOES. POTATOES. Just arrived, and now discharging with a cargo of Selected BRUCE MAGNUMS Specially selected for table and seed purposes; also a larsre consignment of "EARLY ROSE," BEAUTY OF HEBRON," SUTTON'S ABUNDANCE," WHITE ELEPHANTS," etc., for wholesale prices, etA Anplv— WILLIAM SEW. Potato Importer, STRAND & PADLEY'S YARD, SWANSEA. 257a2-17 FOR PIANOS & ORGANS AND ALL OTHER IHUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, And be3t prices for CASH or CREDIT, try jj. BRADER & SONS, Who hold an IMMENSE STOCK of BEST ENGLISH AND FOREIGN MAKES. ESTABLISHED 184a Beet value allowed for OLD PIANOS IN EXCHANGE Only Addrete :— 9, WIND STREET, SWANSEA. PUBLIC NOT!CES. g WAN SEA SCHOOL BOARD. TO BUILDERS AND FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS. Tenders are invited for providing and fixing desks and seats in the Lecture R-oom, Central Higher Grade Board School, Dynevor-pl&ce, Swansea. Specification, drawings, etc., may be seen at the Board Offices. Dyn rvor-place. Sealed Tenders, rndorsed "Desks arrd Seats. Central Higher Grade School." addressed to the Clerk. School Board Offices, Dynevor- piace, Swansea, to be delivered before noon, February 22nd, 1898. The lowest or any Tender will not neces- sarily be accepted. A W. HALLEN. 12th February. 9204 LANDOVERY COLLEGE, j Next TERM will begin on TUESDAY, May 10th. Boarders return the previous day. The following Scholarships and Exhibitions j Itave been gained sines last October (1897); direct from School: — i £100 a year, Mathematics, Trinity College, j Cambridge. £80 a year, Mathematics, Bal- hoi College, Oxford. JE50 a year, Mathema- } tics, Jesus College, Oxford. 1,80 a year, j Classics, Wadham College, Oxford. L50 a I year, Science, St. John's College, Cambridge. i.50 a year. History, Magdaien College, Ox- iei £ 100 a year, Classics, Brasenose Col- iege, Oxford. £80 a year, History, Brasenose College, Oxford. £ 80 a year, Mathematics, Jesus College, Oxford. Boys are specialised tor Scholarships in any one of the four sub- ifcte—Classics, Mathematics, tecienee, or His- tf.ry-which may be best suited tc the natural abilities of each. Aoply to the Warden, College, Llanuovery. SQ80 GRAXD THEATRE, SWANSEA. Mr. MORELIi and Mr. MOUILIX)T, I Proprietors. j To-night and every Evening thus week, at 7.30, í MR. C. J. ABUDS COMPANY, (Including Mr. Yorkc Stephens) in the phe- nomenally successful and romantic play, THE PRISONER OF z This representation is an exact reproduction of that given at St. James' Theatre, London. Commence 7.30. Plan at Gwynne H. Brader's 17, Heailrlield-street. 9182 { Q.T. GABRIELS PARISH HALL (ST. 0 HELEN'S AVENUE). I\ A BAZA AIR In aid of the Building of the above will be held on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, February 16. 17. and 18. Opening ceremocy at 3 o'clock. { WEDNESDAY—Opened by the Mayoress. j THURSDAY—Opened by Lady Llewelyn. FRIDAY—Opened by Mrs. Squire. j The Lower Hall will be fitted up as 1 A JAPAN ISE TEA HOUSE, presided over by Geisha Girls. E N TE RT AINM E NTS. DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES. BRYNMILL MINSTREL TROUPE. I HAYDN'S TOY SYMPHONY Admission — Wednesday, One Shilling Thursday, One Shilling: aiter 6 p.m.. Six- pence Friday, Sixpence after 6 p.m. Three- pence. 9129| ANDORE RELIEF FUND. TEMPERANCE HALL, SW ANSEA. I THE CWMBWRLA BAND OF HOPE I Will give a Special Performance of "THE ROSE QUEEN" (by desire), conductor, Mr. T. J. DAVIES, on SATURDAY EVENING, j Feb. 26th, 1898. Chairman, Councillor T. j FREEMAN, J.P. Several prominent artistes] will take part. Doors open at 7.15; commence at 8 p.m. AJrnis.,i.n-Z" Is., and 6d. 9179 1 LB LET HALL, SWANSEA, TUESDAY, MARCH 1st, 1S98. One Night Only. I MB. ALBERT C-HEVALIEE! Will give a RECITAL, Assisted by MISS AIMIS ROWE, MR. ALFRED H. WEST. MR. G. KING MORGAN, MR. ISIDOER SIARCIL, And will sing: E can't take a roise out 0, oi," "Our Bazaai- "He, 1, Hanu," "We did ave a- time." "My O'd Dutch." "The Letnre Mrs. 'Awkins." "Our little Nipper." "Wot's the good o' hanyfink? why Nuffink." Etc., etc., etc. Tickets and Plan at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's Music Warehouse, 32, Castle-strert. umbexed and rese-rved seats, 4s. and 3s. unreserved, 2s. admission, one shilling. Doors open 7.3C commence at 8. Ticket- holders admitted at 7.15. Manager—Mr. CHAS. INGLE. 9194 ———————————————————————— MEMOPJAL SCHOOLROOM, WALTER ROAD. SWANSEA DEBATING SOCIETY. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 18. 1898. oplr I OPEN _NIGHT. DEBATE a Would the Federation of all the English-speaking peoples tend to the welfare of the whole human race ?" Affirmative: MR. GEORGE E. THOMAS. Negative: MR. HENRY OOLKS. Chairman: MR. W. T. FARR. All are cordially invited. To oommence at 8 p.m. A. M. MORGAN, Hon. gee. &208 APOLOGY.—I, Albert George Leaker, of 95, Western-street, Swansea, hereby humbly apologise fer having made certain defamatory statements concerning Mr. Thomas Brewer, tailor, Dillwyn-street-, which state- ments have not the slightest, foundation in fact.—(Signed) ALBERT GEORGE LEAKER —Witness to the above signature, J. Viner 1 Leeder, solicitor, Swansea.—16th February, 1lS93. 27&2-19 THE EMPIRE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, 1898, AND DURING THE WJEiSK. THE CELEBRATED ARTHUR LLOYD L jLjL LJ JLlu i-j JL In eonjunetion with Miss ANNIE KING-LLOYD and Mr. HAESY KING-LLOYD In Songs, Duetts. Trio. and Sketches. M SISTERS DTJNLO Dnettista and Dancers. ROSTE ELLIOTT Songstress and Daneer. Messrs. MAYNARl) & CALVER Vocal Dueltists. I THE LESLIES 9 Including the MAJOR. Vocal, Comeiv* 3 I and Burlesque Artistes. ;.a I GANIVET '!• I Tba Funny Frenchman. j SISTERS TITIAN 1; Duettists and Daneers. DARKEST AFRICA" bv S*i BEATTY BEISTTLEIT W Comi« and Agile Actcrs. Nsxt Week—J- E. CAMP, THE ELTON!, &c, W PUBLIC NOTICES. J COUNTY FOOTBALL MATCH At the SWANSEA CRICKET & FOOTBALL FIELD, MONDAY February 21st, 1398, GLAMORGAN V. CUMBERLAND j Kick-oS at 3.30 p.m. » Admission Sixpence; Grand Stand One Shilling Extra. 9199 j _————— I gT. NICHOLAS' SEAMEN'S CHURCH j L TEA AN I) ^MEETING| TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, At 5 and 7.30 p.m. Chairman—RONALD E. BILL, Esq. TEMPERANCE HALL, I ORCHARD STREET, SWANSEA. 9191 ■y^jT O N D E R L A N D J HIGH STREET, SWANSEA. I I THE FLYING LADY (First time in Swan.'C-a,1. 18 SHE A HUMAN BEING? ) Direct from London The CRYSTAL PALACE EMPIRE THEATRE. PRINCESS HALL. A 19TH CENTURY MIRACLE (Vide "Daily Telegraph'). ADMISSION 2d. and Id. A refined, intellectual, and scientific perfor- mance. NO IT.. By special desire of several ladies and gentlemen, the manager has arranged I' for a special Show each afternoon from 2 till 4 o'clock, admission 3d., to suit those who desire fPo avoid the rush of the evening performance. t This GREAT ATTRACTION positively closes J osi SATURDAY, the 19th. 9195 BATH AND WEST AND SOUTHERN COUNTIES. For the Encouragement of AGRICULTURE. ARTS AND MANU- FACTURES. Patron—H.R.H. THE Prince of Wales, K.G. President- 189S-Lord Windsor. GREAT SHOW AT CARDIFF. MAY 25, 26, 27, 28, and 30, 1898. ENTRIES CLOSE as foJlows Implements, Machinery. Art-Manufactures, etc., March 16. I Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Cheese, Butter, Cider, Butter-Making, Milking, Saoeing. et- April 4. Poultrv, April 30. { ► THOS. F. PLOWMAN, 4. Terrace-walk, Bath. Secretary. "i 9172 POCKETTS BRISTOL CHANNEL STEAM PACKET CO., LTD. The Swansea OfSees of this Comp .ny are to I No. 12. CAMBRIAN PLACE during re-building. Telephone No. 52. Telegraphic Address: Po-ekett, Swansea. 9204 M E R I C A N LINE. SOUTHAMPTON—NEW YORK SERVICE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. SOUTHAMPTON TO NEW YORK DIRECT i S 'U EL Every SATURDAY at Noon. Highest Class cf accommodation for Saloon, Second Cabin and Steerage Passengers. Pas- sengers and Lasrgage embark direct on steamer. LIVERPOOL—PHILADELPHIA SERVICE Every WEDNESDAY. LIVERPOOL TO PHILAIDELPHL4, Passengers are landed on the Wharf of the i Pennsylvania Railroad, which has the Shortest! and wo-i Direct Route to the Western States. Apply to Richardson. Spence and Co.. Southampton or Liverpool, or to Austin and Silcocks. 8, Somerset-place, and T. R. W. Mason and Co.. 2, Mount-street, Swansea; T. H. Austin. 1381, Ne-ith-road, HafDd; Rhys i Roberts, 92, Woodfield-street, Morriston: J. L. Bow?n, Lakefield P. 0.. and W. Hancock, 2, Downing-street. Llanelly. 9198 -| f\ S. REWARD.— Lost dark cane Walk- 1 V/ ing Stick; gold mount, and engraved y,_ih name and date. Anyone reurning same to Graigola Offices, Cambrian-place, Swansea. will receive above reward. 264a2-19 HOUSE COAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. L. TIIOS. R. ROBINSON ,S. 15, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. BEST FFALDAU Large, 17s. per to*, delivered; weight and qnfclity gnaras- teed. Why j»j snam 8367. S.P.Q.R. I S.P.Q.R. 9 S.P.Q.R. 9 S.P.Q.R. SMALL PRICE I QUICK REMEDYJ|" FOR SICK HEADACHE, BILIOUSNESS, mm [ON IN-DTGM -nox., BAIRD'S BILIOUS < am LIVER PILLS SPEEDY, SAFE, SECURE REMEDY., Price Is. lid. Sold by— BOOTS, "iVim (Sole Local Agettte). AT TEE REDUCED PRICE OF SWANSEA: 2. Oxford-street. -9m LLANELLY 66, Stc i :iey-street. PONTYPRIDD 83, Tail-street. ■ NEWPORT: 42. Commercial-street. 9H ABERDARE 12, Commerciai-stroet. BOOTS, CASH CHEMISTS (WESTERN) LTD., J Head OfficesNOTTINGHAM JESSE BOOT, "S Managing Dircct<8vjBS Oh! dear me, "m I forgo* :Ii TO GIVE TUDOR WILUAMS Wk BALSAM OF HONEY To MY CHILDREN BEFORE THEY RETIRED TO FED. jB RETillED TO EED.. I AM certain they will Cough all Nig^ without it. Tneie is nothing on tb# face of the earth equal to it; thor$u £ ;hiv up to date. NO Mother should neglect to keep thif il .r infallible Remedy in ihe house reanix1 for any emergency. Remember that it is wiser to check a slight Cougb at the cont- rnencament than to allow it to develop into a lingering complaint. Ask directly for Tudor Williams Ealsam of Homey, and spe that yoa get the right article. Ptrsom suffering from Difficulty of Breathing should give it a rnai. LARGEST SALE OF ANY COUGH .iNI1 ij LUNG EDICINE IN THE WORLD. 20,000 OF TESTIMONIALS TO HAND. A BAG of LETTERS IN Every Day, and what they say about TUDOR WILLIAMS' BALSAM OF HONEY IS SOMETHING MARVELLOUS. It is impossible to pabliah all the Extra- ordinary Testimonials received. "A Magistrate" states :—I End your Balsam of Honey most etfeciuai for Bronchitis. "A Ladr Mrs. West, Felix-place, Stroud, writes — IOllr Balsr.;o of Honey cured i-cs- little soo of Whooping Cough. Send me m. another supply. I have a daughter sublet to Croup, and I find it veiy beneficial. The British Army reports highly of it. Sold by all Chemists and Store; in. Is lid, 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. bottles. Sample bottles sent (post paid) for Is. 3d., 3^. and 5s., from the inventor. Ti I- v t ii S D. TFDOR WILLIIMS, I MEDICAL HALL, ABERDARE. I DR. MACKENZIE'S CATARRH CURE | SMELLING BOTTLS. I Cures Nervous Headache, Cures Cold in ,daB ) Head, Instantly relieves Hay Fever and Neuralgia in the Bead. Is the Best Remedy far Faint-pess or Dizziness* PRICE ONE SHILLING. Sold bv all Chemists and Stores. I REFUSE WORTHLESS IMITATIONS. Post Free 15 Starrps fncaa MACKENZIE'S CUES DEPOT I READING, near LONDON. 259 < YEZEY & CO., I COACHBUILDERS TO HER MAJESTY, to MILSOM ST., LONGACRE, BATW, Have always a large selection of hand- somely finished GAIlRIAGES, DOG CARTS, ETC.