The South Wales Daily Post

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^OTICE—The "South Wales Daily Post" will be delivered direct to subscribers from the Chief Offices. High-street, Swansea, at th foll wing prepaid rates:— ¡ Thr" Per Messenger. Per Poit. 'f'hree Momthe 3$6 6 Months 6 6 13 0 ¡ Tw«lve Months ..t 13 C 26 0 Any irregularity in the delivery ehonld be made known immediately at the Head Otlice. SITUATIONS VACANT. Cooks and Kitchenmaids. ^ANTED, experienced Cook; < ne used to vnc business house. — Apply "D<md and Co., Ltd., Goat-street, Swansea. 925e2-ll ,\yAXTED, immediately, Cook-GeneralT^W ^vpn to suitable pe-reon.—Apply T'plrnJ1 fUJ 8 T'm" ^'oryn, Glanmor-rcad, ■'rflr)^aL 65f2-15 L"\yAjfTED. goo ] Cook-General; small fam- fly; zinoti),' iij"; another kept.—Apply, eNating r*<l|lired- an;1 txperienoe, to Mis'.res-s, _j^y^Pwt," Swansea. 6189n2-ii Housekeepers, | H°USEKKES:0^^7- Rood m y- cxpcri.mced all-round d utitec Mt-JSn T°^ .wick. • anCSS. A- J" 6' ^<terrace, Mumbles, r* 904*2-11 irking Honseteeppr to do ni "in u y€ars <* be Lie "itf&Htetn Ynr fg' <tnd alPO *We t0 r''a ia^i hetwoe^n 7 find at Oakl^nde-terraoe, s.aUtea. Nurses. | ANTED. Young Gir!. about 18, &p Xurse. ^'uh^T'Appij' any evening, Mrs. Williams, 1, ,8Um-t_»rraoe, Skesty-r^iad, Swansea. 78f2-15 House and Farlourmaids. maids. AXted, g;x)J f r Z,th Febru- "i.v '-r> Apj.ly Mrs. D. R. Pricc, Die Laur- • Ammantofd^ 55f2.i5 Vy AXted, expert n^d House-Parlourmaid ^20._A:^y cl««n essential; reference*; wages "Tanyram'' vxt r instancc' Mrs- ^muel. 6 «nd 7 in t,i GroTO' Swansea, between 7 ln the evoning- 44f2-15 Generals. GENERAL Servant Wanted, age 17 to Ho- ^•rorxeir111^68 16' —' 844e2-10 VX ™AL Servant Wanted lo7^Tfa^7 5 p-m-10 Vf-ivT 728e2-9 eei street, swansja. 968:2-14 .yyANTED, General ServTnl^TA^ly"^ Xh^ • J.rom€n3,d?» Swansea. 7 l'4,214 .yA\TED, Voung^^r^T^j^T-—^ Western-street, Swansea. 6177rj?9 General Servant.-Appfy between •ea. 6 8nd Tani'ra,lt. Eaton Grove B«-an W.—_ 6l96n2l1 once; "eleen 6k?wenU Ply J' IUchardS' ^w-raad 3lf2-u ■Vy ™Df ,f once, Cijambwmmo-App^ Lamn^r £ lculars- Li°n Royal Hotel. —— 919s2-12 8( ^a7t7a7on^. fctr<e', Slisia1 *• BX€ter H°teI- 0x{ord- 22T2-14 A^rsD' Hn°a 4«Gen|rral Ssrvant-Applv Thomas, Swansea f>et"terraoe' St. 916e2-12 l*V <S^xlwirieW ^^T~fond-of children; g.>o<i wajpes—Mra. Jay s _n"p Swan8en- 89P-9 ANTED, go,d GeneraTservant, abouTl7 «uth Hotal, bwanaea. 734e2-9 VV A^T^D> Gt once- a strong (iirl~ior~Houso- MiS5 mUSt b° f0Dd of Chil<ifen.-App]y ^Swansea. 33^ A.NTP,- ^yyANTED, a Ycung Gir!, 16 to 18, to <I.081st '¡ in HOUS2WQrk, 'for 16. ningWP^Lj • WA27?n ^perienced Ge^iTTbout ^qui,?d' V P °aU Waah: g00d '^encas 4Uii ed.—3, ^Page-street, Swansea. 806e2.0 VyANTTED. respectabla tiixl" as Genei'al • Cow .pAst h;alve 8°"d reference.—Apply Re<j Carmarthen-road, Swansea. 726e6-27 .VyAXTED, a ertrVn- Girl7to^h7[jTi^House- 0r 60 sleep ii); and clean. — Mrs. Trafalgar-t?rrace, Swensea. 43f2-15 ,VyANTED, g<K>d, honest Girl, for General Hou.sework; ve Y cojn'ort,able homc- ■Ylr ^a:I1 elton-road, Swo.nrteyi. 910e2-ll -Vy ANTED, aji experienced~Girl~a«~Plain Xteyl in Business Hoii>;e.-Apply D. J. ^Ltd., Higii-str-et't, Swansea 804e2-9 '■'VAXied, a good General Servant, at Bon *rc},e- Ammanford; plain cooking and a6; g^iod home lor suitable person. V97i_'2-9 »V *TKtD. onoe, a resectable Youn? llrs. as General.—Apply, after 7 p.m, "'I'liaras, 60, Man-sel-terracj, Swanse«. 75f2-15 V a respectable Young Girl, daily, \u°k.!a ^ur&eanaid for one cMki— Apply Mrs. nd, 16, Bi-yn-y-Mor-creer.ent, Swanstea. X\r. _■ 4812-9 V General Servant, about 18 or 30. p'WA,y of<fte.r 6 any ^veiling, at 2, Villas, St. Helen'a-road, Swansea WiSfffi J5?±4 fn General, about 20-25; refer- required; good wages—Mrs. Han- ',rtWnd-terraoe, Merthyr Tydvll. 875e2-32 r TTTANTED, at onoe, a gxx>d General, r& Housemaid, to assist in business; re- ferences required.—Three Crowns, Swansea. 56f2-15 TXT ANTED, in', mod lately, an ex pone need f Stilroom M id; good iefereni>:s ees^n- tial.-Apply Manigere-E, Royal Hotel, Swan- sea. 21f2-10 AN good Gieneral, for London; three » in ianuly; relerenoe required.— Apply Mrs. Hughes, Cae Pare, St. Helen's-rcnd, Swan- sea. 938c-2-14 WANTED, respectable Young Girl, between 15 and 17, to take charge of two chil- dren.—Apply 2, Glanmor-tcrrace, Uplands, Swansea. 687,22-10 VYTANTKD, at onee, a clean, respectable Gen- eral Servant, able to do plain cooking, and to assist in Bar,—Apply Borough Arm: Swansea. 9_8.2-12 XX^ANTED, a Young Girl, as General Ser- vanL; reieirenoe; also good Washer- woman.—-Apply .Mr. Hemmen, 8, Carl ton-t-er- race. Swan-rea. 69f2-15 \VANTED, clean, respectable General Ser- v..nt, not under 2 £ >; no washing or cook- ing; good references required.—Apply rHclt 5, Wrtesail-square, Swansea. 880:2 !0 T/f7"ANTED, ele^.n, reei>ectable Girl, for Housework, for part of day; good char- acter essential.—Apply iirst, A. Pennell, News- agent, Bryn-y-Mor-road, Swansea. 853e2-9 XX7*ANTED, for Hotel ot Mumbles, AVoman about 40 years of age, to look after children, and make hprself genei-ally useful; •another servant kept: good homo.—Write A.B.C., "Daily Pos' Swansea. 26.2-14 Servants' Registry Office. TJM)ITiI BRANsBY, Agency, Mumbles, re- quires experianced Cooks, Parlourmaids, House-Parlourmaids. Oook-Generals, £ 20- £ 24; Nurse, BarmGids, Generals, £ 14- £ 18. Town and Country. 923?2-l2 PENTKAiT^IIDGISTRY, Cradock-street, ow^it- c sea, supplies all clasps of Servants, Housekeepers, Cooks, Housemaids, Nurses, Gen- erals, Day Girls, Sewing Maids, Waitresses Shop Assistants, also AKile Servants. Em- ployers shou d write or call. Hours 10.30 till 8 1). n5Ge2 10 "VTRS. LLEW. HOWELL, Registry e<)ffice~f ;r Servanus, 221, Oxford-t;€et, above Mr. Marque's Shop. Situations iound for all classes of Servants. Cooks and Generals re- quiied immediately. lf2-14 XJIT ANTED, imnjodiately, experienced end Plain Cooks, Cook-Housekeei>er, Parlour and Housemaids, Laundresses, Generals, etc.-— Apply Miss Lewis, High-class Registry, 16, Castle-street, Swansea. 82&&2-3 Miscellaneous Situations. "OANKER Hands Waut.ea.-Apply Foreman iforo.Iaie Quarr.es, Gymmer, near Port 'aib0t- 443e2-lC I^RESSMAKING.—•Wanted, by "a good Dross- maker, at home or at ladies' l.cuse- — Address Sewing, "Daily Post," Swansea. 36f2-15 XPERIENCK1) Milliner Wanted, at once.— Write D.aper, "Diily Post," Swansea 88352-10 /^|_IRL Wanted, for Cienntng Tins.—Apply 5, Portlaud-str-jeti, Swansea. 381e2-29 ROC-EliS—The Home and Colonial Stores G teqr.ire a nnart Jun.or, and a competent Bufcto.mail.—Apply Higi-stroL't, S^vaiisea. 863e2-10 T| OsiMvY.-l§xp<;rienoed Knit pers \VantedT good wa^H.—Apply Eynon Bros., The Llanelly. 40f2-15 tTEUE S a Caance fcr both Sanitary Inspectors, Lady Health Visi- for8Cardiff0 F !<,uises' Postel Le^ous Exam, now commencing, £ ee 25s 4o0 Riuooesses. Mushens, Sanitary Sunderland. expert, 430c 2-12 PLL'^Rr War^- about a~f^tniiZtrfor rel;ahiA ♦ > i and ,^dy Job to suitable 29, Daily Post.j r.wansea. 936e2-12 DEU.SONS Wanted, to write^afhomerrn time' ^l'y'ng work; l £ s. weekly i> f.n T» eulars" st;lrnl>ed addnsas, Mr. Butte. 38. Cann.ng-stren, Le-3ds. 98532-14 REQUIRED, lor Steelrtorksv iji Rua^aT" a reliable Man to take cb*trjfd of Siemeli's- Martin Olkn Hearth Furnaoes, basic i,r:oese. Only those who are capable of analysing the raw material and can superintend thoe part of producing suitable steel for tinplate bars need apply- state leferenc-es and salary re quired, to Box 52, "Daily Post," Swansea. 6194n2-11 SMART, strong YouV-, fo~ Wa7ehouie~- Apply Saturday morning; bring refer- ences.—Budgett and Co., Ltd., St. Mary-street, Swansea. 72f2-ll INHOUSF, f For man Waned, for 4 Abar- T earn Pots; must, be well up in his work, and accustomed to good yields; also a good TLnhouse Fitter Wanted.—Write Fitter, "Daily Post," Swansea. G2OOu2.14 Xy ANTED, immediately, Cha.rwonmn~ Apply Mrs. Evaas, Belle Vue Hotel, Swansea. 6203n2-15 \\T ANTED, cai>able Girl, as Barmaid; refer ence required.—Apply L. B., "Dailv SIt." Swans-a. 947e-2-ll \VANTED, gocd ChimioBl Plumber; mu«t be • go<i leiad burner.—Address G., "Daily P fit" Office, Swansea. X^ANTED, at once, good Sewer Brcci^lay- » ers.—Apply Jam-:s Dickson, York-sta-eet Sewer Wo.ks, Swansea. 996.j2-14 X\rANl"ED, Buffe; Hand; also Waitress; for Saturdays.—Apply Kardomah Cut?, 14, C.itjile-street, Swansea. 30 2-17 ANTED, Young Man, for ShOD and Can- vass; must invest £ 20.—Write Box 65, "Daily Pest." Swansea. 31f2-ll 'IyANTED, a strong Laa, iter Furni'mre Wa ehouse.-r-Apply Jonee and Motrgan, 12, Gower-street, Swansea. G01e2-10 a L'u, to dri-ve pony end trap, » and make himself usaful.—Apply C.iap- pell, 53, Wind-street, Swansea. 677e2-9 WANTED, Welth Ohoir Ixocier, for »t. Petsr'd Chui-ch, Pxmur<ha'ao,- -A»Jy Preb. J. Griffitnfi, B.D., The Vicarage. 7612-11 WrANTED, strong Youth, aceusto,me<i to Striking.—Apply G. II. Horne, Shoeing and G ne:al Smith, Beach-street, Swansea. 979e2-14 WANTED, a pupil. Buildings, Works, Land, W and Mining.-Apply Mr. D. 8. Thouias, Suiveyor, Estati Office, Briton Farry. 6202n2-14 WANTED, good Under Boois; alsc> Billiard Marker; muit have g;o<Kl references, and trustworthy; exierenoed.-Central Hotel, Swansea. 79f2-15 TXTANTED, a competent Platelayer; none but » steady men n;cd app»ly.—Slate and experienc3 to Clayton Tinplate Co., Ltd., Pontardulals. 6207n2-15 -+- WANTED, ft strong. respectable Lad, for Varuifahing and Warehouse Woik; wages 5«. weekly. Start ftt ouod.-Apply Musgrave's, Castie-street, Swansea. 861e2-10 "VX^ANTED, a jespec.able Young Man, for » Fish Hawking, eutl to make hiiikselif generally useful; refeienoes required.—Apply W. Lawj*on, Oxford-street, Swansea. 29f2-14 WANTED. Neath, Married Couple witnout cliikii-en, <>r Widow, to wait on two l>eople in raturn for rent and co«L—Write Requirements, "Diily1 Post," Swausea. 96032-14 WANTED, Handy Man, to look after horse, driv> milk, and be generally useful; refe enca required.—Apply Lloyd Rogers. bryuhawl, West Gro&s near Swansea. 876 >2-10 \XTANTED. Young Girl, for Furniture Wore- house, with slight knowledge of Offloe work; Wei fill prefer red.-Apply, stating age and salary required, to Box 50, "Daily Poet," Swansea. j 901e2-10 WANTED, Handy Married Man, used to Worses, and to help to deliver with principal; one accuf»tomed to Confectionery Trade preferred.—Apply 121. Higii-«rtr>e>e.t. Swansea. 6201n2-10 \\7 ANTED, for eight mill Tinplate Works ,'J' on Continent, steady, reliable Pickler, accustomed to Millbrook Machine; preference given tn an Improver.—Apply Box 150, "Daily Post," Swansei. 619jn2-H \XTANTEDr-a!i experienced Working For, » man Ehg neer, in Tinplate Works. 9 Mil.s.—Apply by letter, by 17th February, elating age, experience, and wages required.— S cretary, Wes:e:-n Tinplcta Works, Ltd., 1 Llannliy. 74f 2-15 f} 10s. Weekly can be earned addressing <&J- Euveloi>es for us; woTk to be done at home.—Sand addressed envelope, Supply Co.. 2, Kingly-street, London. 367e2-27 j Agents and Travellers. GENTS Wanted., in Canvess Officcs, business houses, etc., using Typewriters (Type- writer and Office Supplies).—Write Brilliant Prospects, Dsaoon's, i-eadenhall-stxeet. Ixui- j don. "Y GENTS Wanted, sjiare time. It matters' il not whether Free Trad? or* Tariff Reform J prevails, any house holder oa n niake 15s. to 20s. per week, by applying for e. r jal bciK.fide Agency in all Household Goods, Furniture, Carpets, Linos, Cot,hing all descry ion?. (:?n- j eral Drap?ry, and Mercery, Boots, Musical Instruments. Splend d commission. Easy Weekly Payments. S.ate pe-riod in district.— Address Clothing, "Daily Post," Swansea. 984e2-13 ..¡, INSU RANCH.—Collector and Canvasser re- quired, for Swansea and district; good oiien ng for energetic man.Apply 4, Heath- iield-straet, Swiins-,t. 743t2-12 JUST ONE MIKCTE !Th-e Local Government and General F/nanos and Investment Corporation, Ltd., Chief Office, Swansea.— Wanted, Local Secretaries at all works in toe distr ct. G())d terms. Also Agents, Sick- ness and Ac;id:nt Branco. Ages 11 to 60. Benefits 15.. per we>k. Unsurpos&ed t: bles. Itcsp°ctable men writt) Government, Daily Post," Swansea. SIMnZ 10 QMART-3anva^s<<rs Wan'ed; wogM and aom- O rnissaon.—Apply bet-wetn 6 and 7, at 29. Belle Vue-street, Swansea. 67f.^9 THE^Royali Loncl'n Mutual In-uian te Society, Ltd., require smart Men as Special Can vassor; WeL-zli. Stand ng salary and commis- j sion; ali=o Full and Spare Time Agents.—Apply Sune in enclent, l, Alban-road, Llanelly. 71f2-15 rTEA Canvasser Wanted, with good conne.c- t-ion; good wages to right man.-Write C .nne«t;on, "Daily Post," Swansea. 897e2-10 j TXT ANTED, smart, experienced, and trust- i 1 worthy Canvassers, for Enlargements, Salary and Commission'.—Apply between 7.30 and 8.30 p.m., at 159, St. Helen"a-road, Swansea. 915e2-12 Managers and Clerks, ACCOUNTANT requires, immediately, cap- able Clerk, for month. Permanency pos- s.ble.—Apply, etating ago, experience, and salary requl ed, to Audit, "Daily Post," Swau. see. 840e2-10 CLERKSHIPS*: £ 85— £ 4501 Admiralty, War, c Excise, Customs"0fficos, w.c:ui.*i "S now; open to all, aged 15-22. Experience unneoee- j sary. ,-pec.al explanatory pamphlet free. — Seoretarv, Civil service Bureau, Albert Hell, Edi-nburgh. 9g?e2-ll D"avi5iONAL Ins-i^ector of old-estnblisbed j D" Insiuranco Company has vacancy for Junior Clerk or good ca.araster; security re- quired.—Apply by letter only, -emtMg full particulars, with references ind ealavy re- quired, to Divisional, "Dsily Post," Swansea. 6206n2-ll JUKIOR Clerk Wantec1, in M-rciiant's OfR"?. -W ,ite.. giving full particulais, to X.L.. "Daily Post," Swansea. ( 691n2-111 CLERKS.—Slican-Duployan Shorthind Eaves I a year's study. Learned in tweive Ie5, sona. HRghest speeds. Used in Parliament ciaily. Send postcard for illti.,tratcil bend- book, Department 8, Shorthand Association. Gtosvenor-road, London, N. 829e2-9 SWANSEA Shipbrokers require Clxiirt'Ting Clerk, iis-d t) c-isting marlret.-Apply, seating experieno-a, nd salary required, to Box 27, G.P.O., Swansea. 80!2-151 WANTED, good Canvassers, for well-known Household commodity, good Salesmen, ITighESt references Indispensable.—Apply W W., "Daily Pest," Swansea. 840e2-10 WANTED, for Shipping Oftice, at Docks, a smart, Youth, with some experience, Shorthand essential.—Write, etating ag-e, and wages expected, to Shorthand, "Daily Post." Swansea. 890^2-11 WANTED, in an Office in Swansea, for Tour or ftv-o hours a day, an intelligent Youth, &b.:)ut 16, es Junior Cl-ark.—Write, stating age, experience, and wh?th^r able to typewrite, to Box 400, "Daily Pog Swansea, j 53t2-ll TXT"ANTED, experienced, flret-cl.-ias Certifi- oated Mmager, to d-awiox' Colliery accustomed to thin, steep Seams —Apply,' with tcsimon,«.l?, stating age, experience, and sal- cry required, to Bitumen, "Daily Post,"$&wan- se.a. 9jle2.14 '■ — — i Tradesmen's Apprentices and Assistants. 1 A PPK.BNTICE required, for Tailor's Shop, must bt; int.lligent; not under 16; and a worker. Taugot Duties and Cutting, and small wages given; no premium.—Apply fitsfc to Lacy, "Daily Pust," owansee. 963e2-14 RESSMAKINC.—Wanted, immediately, Ay- pientices and Improvers.—Apply MI s. Pejtrce, 43, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 873e2-9 /Tj.ROCEEY'.—Juu or A'si.-taut Wanted; must U be well up in Provisions.—Appry Math- i«is, Morriston. 63f2-15 m and Improvers U Wanted, at once, for MiiLnery Work- room ^ndoore and outdoors.—Apply Winnies, | 24' _va'd's-road, Swansea. 816e2-9 j Want-ed, t,) Learn "ihk! Trade thoroughly.—Apply in first instance, F ,rd, Newsagent, 17, St. Helen's-j road, Swansea. XXTANTED, sharp Lad, as App-renti<.«~~To Jvt.ii .ry.—Apply s. G. Wa'.ktns, 20, Ken- Swenjea. y76e2-lC WANTED, jsmart Junior, acquainted with C>lliery Office routine; good shorthand, wr t r.—Box 27, "DtHy Post," Swansea. 2012-14 WANTED, Apprentice to Diessmalving; no; premium —Apply after 7 p.m., to Mrs. S111 th, 11, Cambridge-street, Uplands, Swan- sea. 32x2-14 Office Boys, Errand Boys, etc, A smart Jirrand Boy Wanted.—Apply to J. Ree^ Ev«;us. Draper, 218 and 219, High- fc, —. 8o6s2-9 OFFICE Boy Wranted, in Steamship Agent's Office.-Apply, in own liandwriting, to Bjx 73, G. ne.al l'o^t Office, Swansea 8.2-14 RfEBP HUT ABLE l.ad Wauted.—Apply 14, .Lv H^tliiie-ltd-strWi., Swansea. 661,2-11 ijTUONG Boys Waut&d.-Apply Roseer, o Giiwer-stre^t, Swan»3a. 5M215 O MART Boy Wanted; one used to Bicycle pre. fenxJd.—Apply Coakiey, 1, GomA straat, Swansea. 960e2-9 WANTED, at. onoe, smart Krrand Lad.— Apply Davies, (Srooer, 55, Argyle-street^ Swansea. M8Su2-M WANTED, respectable Boys, to seJl tbe!' "Daily Poet." Good comnusstOB.—AMUy T. Brown, Pentre Estyll, Swansea. 100n2-3 n ■ —————————— „ j FIREWOOD.—100 Bundles, Ss. 3d.; Soft Wood F Blocks, Is cwt.; Cart Load, 10s.; Pitch P ns Blocks, Scantling, Cog Word, etc.—J E. Jones, Firewood Depot, Prince of Wales Dock, TeL 96 CentraL | Situations Wanted. BOOKBINDER (20 yeer«' experience) w-ante Situac.lon as ail-round M;seellaiieorjs L.tt?ri>ress Forwarder, Ca&e Making, Blocking Press, Guillotine, etc.; moderate terms.—79, Watkin-reet, Swansea. 99ge2<U ERTII,'ICATF,D CERTIFICATED-Nu'cse"requiras ongagem ?n: as Matem ty or Medical Nurse; te.ms moclera-e.—N urse, London House, Mumt-les. S68e2-14 EXPKRIKNCEd" I^idy~ Clerk requires re-; n- gt^enwnt; efficient shorthand writer and typ st, general office routine.—Write Ex- peii nc u, "Daily Post," Swansea. 944?2-12 INSURANCE Superintendents.—An exiK?ri- -L <noed Insurance Man soeks situation as Collector, or Special. Go d record.—Ad- dres.3 Cymro. "Daily Post," Lumelly. 947e2-l0 ICOl'M Di&tngaged, or would accept J .K'ts stantship or Branch Practice. — Write Locum, "Daily Post," Swi,ns:a. 100n2-15 SURVEYOR, 16 years' experience, requires s Situat.on as M&r.-t.e; or position of trust on gentleman's estate-, excellent treer- ence-«.—W. W.iiie, 92, Francis Avenue, SntHi- sea. 6193n2-ll ri^O_Sbipbroker~«nd C.el Exporters.—Swe-n- T s^ait-3 ;o> M€ks Derlli, any capacity; might influence some good business.—MaJett, 49, Cardiff-road, Newport, Mon. 932e2-12 rpo DRESSMAKERS —Young Woman wtshes A Lessons one afternoon a week, in Cut- ting out plain garments, such as btouses, etc. —Reply Dressmaker, "Daily Po:t, Swansea. 138c-2-10 \\TANTED, tvvi or toree Day's Cleaning a V> week.-W. lie E. S., "Daily Post," Swaiir.. sea. WW-™ TXTANTED^ by"resiKctntole Person, Offic s to » » clean.—Writo G. 1J., Daily Post, Swan- 957e2-l0 sea. y \7ANTED~l; a re:-pectable Woman, few f days of cleaning or washing- Audress H. H., "D.Hy Posi," Swansea. ^9.7e2-12 -TANTED, tiy~a. respectable rersori, a few » » days cut, to wash or clean.—Address Washing, "Daily Post," Sw-.nsea. 61f8-i4 TTfrANTED- a""Situation'~aV Barmaid; t; or- oughiy exper eneed. Can produce gGod reference—Apply 4, Staaiev-te. race. Mumbles. 9o5e2-14 ~fANTED, by MarriecFMan. £ 103 s^cur.ty, Vt pos tion of tru.-t; Manager of Club or Countrv Pub'.ic House.— Write Security, O4A.-v.lO ^Do-ily Post, Swaas^i. H \\[ANTEd7 fl.~Simat on-?-s Wo:king H:^s> keeper or Domesticated Help, b} Thoroughly domestical*dt and good plain co-j Go.«l references.—Address letters to Advcr- tise- 3, Cambrian-place, Sketty. 'YOUNG Man seeks employment as Pa.ntcr; JL to.al abstainer.—Apply W. Hedger, 12, Argvle-street, Swansea. 6183n2-10 YOUNG Man, a'p.e 30, seeks engageTnent, in JL any plac^ or ttu-t; can drive if re- Qui.ed.-Write A. M., "Daily Poet," Swansea. 7312-11 Miscellaneous Wants. I^AMTLY Washing required; good drying ground.-Apply 2, Bat m .n-streer, Swan- sea. 52 2-15 MOTOR GARAGE ^Wanted, suitable for de. i livery.—Full paiti*ula;6 to H. H. and S. Budgett • and Co., Ltd., St. Mary-street. Swansea. 923e2-9 It;ATH.-V.'anfeTT."Tfein,TiUa, in or near from March 25tih, wiili modern j conveniences; bathroom ess«uiia!; rent about, £ 30.—Pftrtleula.s to Villa, "Daily Post," Swansea. 812e2-9 OFFICE "or 'Vron": Ground Floor Rcom Wanted; moderate rent.—Wr.to Mod- ern, "Da ly Post," Swansea. 2412-10 PEAFOWLS. — *\V.vntTx!. ^ny number P-eaheas p ol-o f-" Peacocks. -State ages and price- t.j R. Wt eadou. IIm n,t..c: 964a2 14 T3EQUIRED, Smal] Coach House, viti, wnte-, supply, ne,r Walter-ioad; rent not ex- ceeding a;8 per annum.—Address Ro.-siter, "General" Buildings, High-street, Swenwa. 6205n2-15 \\TANTED, Furnished House, lor a periotl; » » Swansea or distric.St.at,e. terms to Box 15, "Datly Post," Swansea. 13f2.] 0 ■yTTANTED, light Wagon, to carry 16-wt.; must in good condition.—Write Wagon, "Dally Post," Swansea.1 6130n2-9 XX7"ANTED. a Gent's Second-hand Bi^.yc'e-, W also a Roy's Bicyele; must to cheap — Writs Motor, "Daily 'Post," Swansea. 93832-9 X^t/'AN'TED, Small Cottage, near Oyster mouth or ijouthend, Mumbles.—Write Eloa.s, teadmorp, London-road, Neath. 911e2;li XSTANTED, a good, useful, strong Cob. about 10 yeirs old, not under 15 hands high. -Write Paragon, "Daily Pest," Swansea. 843e2-9 XlfANTED, in or near I.ryn-rood, Part 0: a w Hoose, to consist of 3 or 4 Unfurnished Rooms.—Reply R x, "Daily Post," Swansta. 710e2-9 XITANTED, for good cless Public House, in Swansea, goo ]Ioustke>ei">or; also Girl | to assist generally—Write J. L., "Datly Post," Swansea. 50T2-15 XVANTED, Seoorid-hand Furniture, Pianos, w Gramopthoas, Records, Go Ca.rs, any qivurtity; houses completely bought out. Only place for highest piices.—L'-wis, Furnisher, 1, Prinoe of W'ales-road, Swensea. 54f2-15 V^OUNG Lady (20) seeks a situation as Bar- -»■ maid; refeienoe.—WilLams, 1, Alexan- dra-terrace, Senghenydd. 925a2-12 Miscellaneous. MUSIC.-WL1 the axpe-ricnoed Young M Ladies wlw reoeive Pupils for. Piano- forte kindly leave their addresses at i<he Sioies, Grocer, top part of NichoH-etaee^, .SwaiioC.1 954e2-9 T David Williams, late of No. 20, Evans-ter- race, will uot be responsible for any debts contracted by my wiiie, Ma.ry Ell. n Wil- liams, after this dat.e.—(Signed) David Wil- liams; Witness, L. Williams. Februferv 8th 1910. 62I2.8 /"■SOOK'S PANT07-PARfi'E.sT^0~r7b7ua't y 16, 1 C. to D. ary Lane, £ »:idon, including Meals in D.ning Cars. Good Theatre Seats. -Apply Cook's Tour,st Office-, 2, Duke street, Cardiff, > 921e2-l2 j T/V^iLL some kind Ierson Adopt Eaby as own f.om birth; p.eaiium wianged; genu-j ine oCer.—WriM Mother, "Daily Post," Swan- sea. 847e2-10 |3ALMISTRY.—Mudame Zippia gives best aa- vice da ly. Full Reading, fee Is.—Ar caxle. Llfiii«ily. Note: Certificated and d:p lema. 55ge2-10 MMET^JEANNFTECLAlitE, Por-ian Palm- ist, Phrenok^is-t, ladies' Specialis-t. Adive daily, iO a.m. till 8 p.m.—Alexandra Arpade, Swansea. Engagements arranged for Bazaars, Garden Fetes, etc., at a special charge. 772«5 1 OWANSEA SANDS.—Anyoike 4esirou» of tak- ks ing up ground 011. the above atuide for the summer season, •either side of the Slip, should apply ait. uiioe lo M. Jarvis. Show Ground, Ammaufocd, or 1, High-ttreet Aroade, Swansea. Ooiunrenoins tiood Fttidtny. IWti- Honable terms lor the Reason. 832e2 9 Matrimony. MATRIMONY.—Phoiograph Future Kueba.au or Wife, with position, date of mar- riage. 1s. 6d.; one year's events, Is. 6d. 5 yeais', 5s. 6d.; life chart, 7s. 6d.: questions, I Is. each, sex, Birthctete.—Prof. Morris, Wei- ton-Siuper-Mare, Som. 79862-9 j Lending Libraries. BENNEJTTS New Uplands Library, oppotrtte B Uplands Hotel. All new books, best authors. Terms: Subscription or waekly. Tasteful Stationery, Printing, DLo Stamping H gh-class Tobaooo department. Public Tde < phone Call ctnce. 7isli vlqeemed. 5830n-t.c. r'-cperty For Sale and To Let "rVVfON-ROAD, BRYNHYFRYT).—Tnree four- roomed Hous<«, prioe ;3,5; good invest- I ment.— Applly F. E. Tun bridge, 19, (.tow^r- Btt«at, swac»ft». 831e2-9 \TODfiitN Semi'-det«ci>od Re^.idr-nee, Queen's r-v-;d. Sketty, 2 Ree-?r*ion Rooms, 5 Bed- rooi>?, bath; possession ¡March 25th or earlio i '-y ..f./Migameirt-: rent £ 55.—Apply. F. E. Tun- britfc't- 19, Crowes-street, Swansea. 830e2-9 1?° £ U-E- I'"A-eli :ld .Stop, ^in Alexandra-* -*■ i ad; also l^aeefcold Honee in Westetn- s(re«, both well let.—Apply David M. Thoo ma.s Chancery Cljambers, Rutland- street, Swansea. 824e2-9 lVAPTlST WELL-PLACE.—Five well-buiit Dwelling Houses for Sale, separately or t'eg&ti.-er;, long lease; low ground rent.—App!v y. ank Randeil, Auct'oneer, Eu an-ea. 819e2-9 EBASTOPOL.-STR EFT, ST. THOMAS.—For Sale, compact Dwelling House; good iD- vestment.—Apply Fr;nk Randall, AucMcr.eer. 6, College-street, Swansea. 0 81Se2-9 "poll s-ALE, Ilcuse .tnd Shop, at Maesteg. S00^ position, centre cf large ^pula- teon; cheap. Apply n. Tliotna- 37, Bivn- R1*"H.plac, y2oi'i'-12 TJOUSE to Le. or fclr Sale,rt <)f iGl-iiibrj dan-aveime; eleet., ic lignt aud ale m-dern convaiience^Write Convenient 'Dail\ Posi," Swansea. ,):)8'2-14 ATORTON, MUMBLES, facing sea."—For"Sale iT three capital Leasehold Dw^liay«ea^- Gorfd invest m-'n To bs ^ld separately '7r together. Immediate possession of one' C3r b. arrangod; £30) to £ 450.-Apply F. E. Tun-! k Cig5' G ~3 Swansea. 27e2-]5 A CAPITAL l^'ti-e ior b-;le, with pj»session.—Apply lunbridge, IS, G-wer-stree;, Swans «. Z7e2-15 "pi>R SALE, Lea-^eLoid RejidenoeT" Walter- "fu' confining three rccepii.n rooms, £ >sveii i>car<K»ni5, anj baii,ro3iii pri?^ £ 750 Apply F. E. Tuno.idge, i$, Gower-street s«a.. 97, 2.<3 viija to be sold; possession bv arrange- ment; two Sitting, tour Bedrooms, Fr^hcld!! Apply John M. Leeder and Son, Estate A"-»n«3 tWaDS&a' 9^2"; L'-i 4 J ANSDOWN, NEWTON, MUMEIET-IO !« m "ith 1,0SAei?ii charming Hcus ■0nific nt v.ewjs, 2J acres— Aj.ply John M L.-e .er and Son, Land Agents, Swansea. .— 932c2-14 T I.ANMADOO.-To ije Sold, Freiho'd Co^ .J tllg" 6 r oms; pr.C0 £ 300; Furnitur^ at ;0" 'r -sired.-Le-^der and Son, Land' n n,s, 46, Waterloo-street, Swansea. 932e2-14 WESTBOU RNE G RO VE7~S^!CTTV^"M^1e ni 7-room..d.Hou.e. with bath, to Let or hell; taree minute., from tiv.ios.-Aiply Tiv.s 17f2-I4 1^6r_ Dispose!, Wholesale and"~Ketair~Bear Be.- 1^6r_ Dispose!, Wholesale and"~Ketair~Bear m<vt .°,V:'ne with good connection, in n.°*t thriving snipping To,vn in Glamorgan- seijie. Long lease. Exceptional opportuuiA Vr a. 'hfifty person, oatis^-ton-y ea^ns:- Applj* David M. Thomas, chancerj Chambers ^nd^tr^t.^Swansea. iSz^S To L i ;"f S>1" Semi-detached Leasehold Ilci^?, pen rooms, Rosehiil- I r ad, early p s-ession.—Apply en premises. -2 64,2.15 ^JI*Ail5^10XT, Maya s, Blackpill, on §-a<Te, o'^r.CHoking Clyne Common and BrhtoJ Chanij d; 3 Ro&ejit on, 5 Bedrooms, Bathroom 1 Ciot and cold); C House, Stable, Tennis Courts.—Stevens, MayaLs. 7C"15 L -c For Sale-Houses. TTOUtrE for Sale, in best part of Glanbrv- (ian-avenuo; aleptric i)gn: and all mod- ern <!onY€nMnc.a.-Wr;te Convenient.. "DaJlv Poet. 55362-9 1^°R ^ALE, L a e old HouseTTtrCoHioume- terrace.-For particulars £ ,pply W'ilfnd Lauson Evans; 21, Paik-street, Swansea. 859:2-10 ■jyrU-MBLEs.—For Sale, Cottage, in" New | -TJ- Coaj>el-street; 97 years,' lek^e.-For ior- ticulars apply j. M > .-Da.Uy Post_ £ £ 2-14 "jpOK SALE, leasehold House, in S^laTlen's- load, cloS^ to Victoria Patk.—For par- ticulars apply Wilfrid Lawson Evans. 21 Park- st»et, Sw^oa. 563,2-10 T^OR SALE, two Freehold Hous-s, in Hail- ava-etreet. Sr. Thomas; elso me I.eas- 1, -1? •Jcr,;e-v-t«f-ace.-For j«irticulais apply W-lf.id L-wsoh Evans, 21, Park-street, swans ot. 455e2-3 riOR SALE, a good Dwelling-hGuseTTight rooms,, including NVash- oti-ze, exctllent I gard n; 999 yoars' lease; fiiuated in the centre of Morriston. Apply Trevor. :43, Clvrau- s.reet, Morriston. 981B214 '1."01, SALE, subs! ami ally-built Deloohea I^easehold Dwelling House, known as "Woodvi.-w," Dynryn-ro&d. ntar Neath, con. tatn.ng 8 rooms, wirh garden of about 50 Torches, nnd conservatory; unexpird term! 90 years-, ground rtnt £ 2 10s. per annum.-i Apply to W. Ploy!, at "Woodview." M.-2-15 To Let—Business Premises. "\TBATH. To be Let, together or separately, two oommod ous Stores and 5-st-all Stable; centre of town. -AppJy iienry P&- mintar, Auctioneer, Neath. 7&5e2-9 QUEEN-STREET, NEATH.-To ba Letrihop and DwelLng House, or lecse of seme for unexpired term of nine years wotild be I soldi Very low rent. Good Living .acCJm-' raodation, and premises 'n good repair.—For furihe-r ].>articulars apply to Henry Parmin- ter, Hoa.e and Estate Agent, Neata. 795e2-9 X^r-ALTER-ROAD (31) —To be~Let, Lo:So G»? t't nar Shop, excellent private house, two- oven Bakehouse in rear; immediate p>sas- eion — Apjdy Leader and Son, 46, Waterloo- street, Swanaea. 982e2-14 O Stat'on Buildings, Aiexendra-road, Swaa- ♦■J' sea.—Lock-up :-i"op to Let; immediate possession.—Apply above. 893e2-ll To Let—Houses. fFU — end Baire' ouse.—Apply Mrs. Hemmings, 28 INige-street-, Swansea. 300e2 9 TO LET, "Springfield," K ngston-rood, TO LET, "Springfield," K ngston-rood, Skety, Matoli 25th.— Apply ly letter, Roberts, 144, St. Qalen's-road, Sw^n-e* 803e2-9 mo LET, a House, in Cwmdonkin terrace. J A Swansea; possession Marco. 25tii or <arlijr. -Apply Iloekiu, 24, Cwiivdonkin-ter- race, Swansea. 1H2-14 T0 LET, with immediate possession, six- loomed House, Kü. 7, Wosrcester-t-crrace, j Mu;tjn-i*oad, Newton, Mumbles.—Address Stevens, Solicitor, Swansea. 70f2-15 rPO LET, Caawell, Debeohed Residence, Lsrg-e -f- Garden; rent £ 50; tUso two 9emi-de- tached Residenoes at Mumble.—Apply Frank Randeil, 6, College-sti»et, Swansea. 81Se2-9 "f \ETACIiED RElSlDEXCE, Bona visUiT New- -*— ton, 2 Recejt4ion Rooms, 4 Bedrooms. Koiinrooin. and Boxrooni gûoJ ¡;arGel1; imui-edSatie .—Apply F. R Tuit- br.dge. 19, Gov.er-st:e«et, Swansea. 90i2-15 M-liMBLKS.—TO Let. No. 3, Walters-terrace, 1".1. 7 r>x>ms and bathroom.-Apply T. Evans, j 156, St" H-alen's-road, Swansea. 937e2-l2 MUMBLES.—To Let, from 25th March, Semi- '11 detached six-roomed Cottage and Gar- 0811. =btiMite Thi»'tl«lM'K>n.—John Harris, 1, Roseland-terrace, Mumbles. 9We2-14 MUMBLES.—To Let, 10, Rock-terrace, near iStatK.n; fiNe bedrooms, two, sit.uing- rooitLs, bath t'r.ot and oo^d), two kitchens- $wsscs9iou Quuii t«»r D.ty; rent £ 13.—Apply above, or to Mr. Rice Jones, Swansea. 25if2-144 MUMBLES.—To Let, Furnished, charming ] Detached Re-idence and Grounds, aboi; Detached Re-idence and Grounds, aboi; two acres, particularly well furnished, and containing thtee reoeiition rooms, billiard room, 7 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, usual domes- ttc offices, ooac hou-e, 3-slali stabko.— Apply j F. E. Tunhridge, 19. Gower-sfeet, Swanspa. I 2702-15 Apartments to Let APiofasslonal Gentleman and his Wife wish l*ady or Cientlemon as Paying (J:¡.st; nice healtlty house in Sketty, cheer- ful home, five minutes from terminus.—Write Box 42, "Da ly Pes. Swansea. 82f>e2-9 BOARD-REMDENCE. gofid locality; vacancy for gentlMnan.—Appiy L caLty, "Daily P.,st," Swansea. 895-3-11 BEDROOM_and share"s7in-:oooi r"us«-" oi bath ot and odd), or Bed-SiUing-room, jcomfortable and 11ome 1 y mo'dteraie terms. — .Apply Biiley, 53, St. George s-terrace, Swansea 983e2-14 COM FOR'lo* BI.E Lodgings to Let; suit Ycung Man in business; terms iaoderate.— Apjtly 23, Park-street, Swansea. 6Sf2-15 CCOMFORTABLE Lodgings lor < nc or two J6- speoDibie Young ilon, "1' ;om'j;!l00 Room, to Let.—Apply 71, Atgyle-^tr&^t, Swansea. 8S2e2-9 C^OMFORTABLE Futnis'ted Room?, suit two ie-ipc-c.able Young Men, icms moder- a:e; central.—App;\ bl, Y,'e.! b a r, -s,- ie-,t, S vun ea. o08 2-11 CtOMFORTABIE Home; suit Young Lttdy in business; duuiug out prefetTed; piano, bath; moderate t- rnis-Wiite Cromwell, "D.iiiy Post," Swans a. 800e2-9 c U-MFUIZTABLE Aixir. meots, Bcdroc-m and i Sitting-room; suit- two gentlemen; tLso Larga Oomoinetd Room; ml conveiiienoss.— 75, Maiisel-te;i -tee, Swansea. 874e-2-9 (">OMi-OKTABLK i'urrnshed Frorr BedToom J 2ud Sitting-room to Let; every con- venience; batl •.h'j<t and cold); u^e of piano; suit 'carriea ooapi-?; terms moderate.—Apply 22, Woo .'Lands-terrace, Swauseo. 94le2-12 C^OMFORTABLf; Furn shed Fron'~Bedroom and Sitting-;ooni to Let; suit two gentle- men; with or without board, at Msrlboiougio- rod, BrynnrTll, Swansea; terms modeitate.— Wr.te M'Tlbotougo. "Daily Pc«t," sr,r.nr-ea. 99>e2-;0 I^R.ONT Sitting-room and to Let, cu.table for basines- gentltman; bath.— Ap-pJy 5, iiiows-piace, utar Albert Hall, Swansea 886e2-li HOMF.I.Y Lodgings for two respectable Ybung Men, iii St. Thoma<5; tiams i>.rs> door.—Address Box 345, "DMiy Post,Swansea 5)63:2-9 HOMELY" and reej>ectab!e Lodgings for two or three Young Men, seven minutes' walk Com llig'o-streei Stnt'-on.—Apply 19. Park-teriMoc, Waunwen. Swansea. 972 2-"4 LODGINGS for two re-s-peotablo working Men; every fcnme comfort; terius mod- e ate.—63, Trincj ot Walog-rccd, swacsem. et'214 IVTEATH.— Sitting-room and Bedroom to Leit Cf214 IVTEATH.— Sitting-room and Bedroom to Leit i»* would su.t two tradesmen.— Ai»;-iy M;s. Itees, Leonard's-strtei, Neath. I0i2-14 ■\JEATH.—Comfortable Furnishe<i Apart- ^» m.-nts to lv-t; sv.it matried couple or two friends; bath (hot all,, ooid v.wer;.— Apply 11, Park-s 2est, Neat 86G-2-8 CUPEJiiOIl Aportments Vacant, overlooking W Bay and F >. tbail Ground; suit gentlA- man o • superioe family; every convenience; late dinner if dt si red .—Apply BrockVy Hou^e, Swansea Boy. 892:21] TO LF.T; Front Si.t'nc and Back Bedroom: suit gentleman.—Apply to, Pagroe- Swansod. 19.2- 4 TWO Uniurnishrd Room.? to L"t, with oven grate.—App.y 67, Nestii-rosd, 111 ol ail 9S7e2 It 'T'WO Rooms to Let, T*nfurnUhed, no ch dron.—Apply 131. Port Tentiant-road, St "0 LET, l"n u nis.ed and two or th'ee o'har Rooms.—Apply 1. Northampton Gardens, Swansea. 853:2.10 rPO LET. three or four F-u ni&hed Rooms; every convenience; moderate terms.— Apply 6, Bond-street, Swansea. 909e2-ll TO LET, comfortable Front Sitting-room end one or two Bedrooms, ior ;;enlleman.— Apply 24, Carlton-terrace. Swcns-a. 850?2-10 I rno LET, comf^rtebl'3 Lodgings; suit Yonng -L Men or Married Couple —Apptv 27, Bryn- sih-terrdoe, Meunt Pleasant, Swans fl. 990»2-14 TWtO or three Roonis to Let to reetvec'able CX-nple; w-iihc/ut- chUdren ivreteiTed.— Apply; 13, Ktns.ngton-eesoent, Swansea. d4-14 TO LET, West Pind, comfortable Furnished Apartments; botii; g,)c><! attendance.— FcT terms write B. I., "Dsiiy Post," Swaneea. 926e2-14 /I'O V.ET. f ur g Living Rooms, second floor.—Aj>iil} af er 6.50 p.m., 31. Aiex- andra- ciad, jr 20, \Vate:loo-str.et, Swansea, 23:2-14 rpo LET, Fum'shed Sitting-room and Bed- roojn; suit Gentleman in busan^se: bath ihot and cold).—5, Carl'on-cferrace, :ron, eea. « 907e2-ll TO LET, wtd; Furnished Rooms, -uitable for one or twv Business Gentlei.ien; w.th or without b ard.-Apply 60. Mnnscl-terrare. Swansea. 738e2-9 TO LET, two o: three I n u;n:shei Rooms, with use of bath (hot and edd water);' lo nt. very iow.—App.y 26, Brunswick-street, Swansaa. 845e210 rpO LET, two Unfurnished Rooms, naar llie Hospital.—Apj)ly, first instance, 'o Coerles Evans, St.tioner, etc., 72. Bryn-v-Mor- r al. Swansea. 99Ce2 14 TO LET, two nice Rooms, w'th attendanrT. suit one o • two Gentlemen Term= i appLcdion.—Apply 5. Bnrman-st'est, cff W41. ter-road, Swansea. 97 riiO LET, Furnished, F.ont Si ting-room, wit;: one o: two Bedrooms: bath toot and cold); suit bus ness gpntlemen.-Wr:te E. G, "Da ly Pcsst." Swansea 954e2-I4 rpWO Un-furnis'eed Rooms to Let. Rhyddings- -I- ter ruse; suit Young Married Couple.— Appl.. first instanoe, George E Mag-gs, News- agent, K'ng Edvrard's-roatl, Swausea. 873£2,10 riTO LET, Furnished led-eitt.ing-riorn^ suit married couple; 0s. weekly: t se of gas stove and scullery: three minutes from AI, bert. Hall.-43, Ce.rliop.-tieria-ce, Swaneea. i. 946:2-9 TO LET. large, well-fur.-vsiied Fiont SiWing- roo-m and one or two Bedrooms, with every convenience*; wi, '1 or without bard: I suit one or two g ntiem jn; bath (5 or. and cold).—53, Mans-l-leri ace, Swaneea. 793e2 12 TTNPURNISKED Roosis to Let~ 4, Mock U worth-terrace, St. Thomas, Swansea. 974 c 2-10 "TTACANCY for t. rej Kitoh-en I/Kig^r. mrd- o-rat^ terms— Apply to 24, St. George- street, Swansea.1 82f2-15 Apartments Wanted. BUSINESS Lady re.joir-es Bedroom part b'-ard; quiet family: Uplands preferred. Wtite Uplands, "Daily Post," Swansea. 42f2-ll by Widower and Boy (aged 8t Board aud Lodgings; central preferred. —Write Board. "Daily Post." Swansea. 100n2-lG Offices To Let. Cross-WTO-,(. Swau,%ea.-Ttir,-e Rooms J-v) first floor to Let, as Offices—Apply L. J. Popkin Morgan, Solicitor, 10, Cross-street, Swansea. 811e2-ll To Let-Stables and Coachhouses TO LET. a Stable, wbh roomy Hay Lofr, at .1. the back of 27. Page-street: n.table for motor garage.—Apply 81, Mansel-street, Swan- sea. 841e2-10 TT ADIES—My Improved Remod.'es: art In a L few hours when all else Fail&. oarjriria- i ingly effective. Success guaranteed. Send stamped snvelone for free sample.—Nurse Ham. monel 13, Inglodene, B^sc mbe-rocd, Sonthead. Essex. 34347-4 < i w B ? N a t JJUL JL JL JL<U j EMPIRE 1 OXFORD STREET, SWANSEA. B TWO PERFORMANCES NIGHTLY. First Performa.ice G 50 p.m. Second PerformaD18 9 p.m. Seat* may he booked y Post, V7ire or Phone. Telspbone^JJft. 92 CenuraL MOXDAY. FEBRUARY 7th, 1910. AND DrRIXG THE WEEK. HERBERT PARNLEY snbinits his Famous Company oi C-omedians. mduding thftt Great Favourite. CHARLES H. BELL, in the Masicai Far -1 1 Production, en tit.: ed- THE BARNSTORMERS, Written by Fred Kitten and Herbert Dar nley. Authors of "His Majesty f Gueste, "Moses and Son," etc., etc. A Company 01 over 30 Performers. A Vv eli-knowr. Contralto. AIMEE PARKEESON, I Comedians un Wheels. I THE MARSUMAS, Presenting a Ser e o nt:): Absuxditv. I ■— —— liaLv BETTY GREEN. Juvenile Corned ieruie. ALBERT REES/H The Well-known Drawing Room Enter- I tAjiur. He of the Wonderful Voice. Th Or'gttial WHILBYS. And their Magic Blackboard. DAN FRASER, Scotch ^u- t- New Series of Jnt-erosfing Subjects on the AMERICAN BIOSCOPE, Uncle Willie! Uncle Willie! W. J. CHURCHILL. The Popular Comedian. The Purveyor of Laughter Provoking W> heezes and Side Splitting Whimsicalities in Large Yaridjes. 6 \V.l\¡';A Qj I 1- TO-KIGKT at 7.30. l>'ors open 7. NC' BARLT DOOIt8. 1 M at,;Dm "YOU NEVER CAN TELL. 'IS^«^ I k. 1/ fl Ntxt we<'k The Sign >k the L rcv-s. KThi" ppp l j Next W -90' ian^-l6:i^ j r MUMBLES HER SKATING RINKS, OPEN ALL D A Y. Instruction for Lad es and Gentlemen Free cf Charge.. OVER 20.000 .FEET OF SKATING SUP-FACE. HANNEY S MILITARY BAND •EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Refreshments, Luncheons. Teas, &c., at Pier. FIRST CLASS RETURN FARE AND U, OF SKAlEb FOR o H0v.3S- Thur^ay, February.—GRAND FAN CY DRESS CARNIVAL. OLYMPIC RINK, OXFORD STREET. THE FIRST AND ONLY CRATING RINK IN SWANSEA. 3 SESSIONS DAILY-10 10 l, 2.30 to 5, 7.50 to 10.30. ADMISSION SIXPENCE, SKATES OR FLOOR SURFACE- E. CLARKE, Acting Manager Miscellaneous Sales. TiOR SALE, Fisli Range, Cutter, and P^ X Pseler.-Wrta i:ange, "Daily ^i Swansea. 1 X)R~SALE7 qiiantity of G'aw Penes, suitable 1 lor hot house.—Apply 16, o. n Swaneea. "TIOR SALE, cheap, Brief Remington r>Pf -C writ.er, in good condi t ion .-Appiy Vt&y kin«. Printers, Swan.-ea. TOR "SALE, "a~srngie""Pan rlsh «nd jD Machine, complete, oiieep. lh School-, oad, Brvnamman. 801e2-9 TJIOR SALE, eplenc.id OolLe Dog. %ery fond X of children; will sell cheep.-Apply » Byng-st-reet, Lan o e, Swansea- ( 170R SALE, about £ 3 worth of M"s^- a rr'° JL n,w: suit b.gnner; accept -0s-Al',i> at 7.30. 109. N'-•rfolk-s: re?t., ^wansea^ 6 T70R SALEb.ir (Engine, and I* ft Firewood Chopper, in good ot'ds-r; Write Engine, "Daily Po.i, T}lLLlAia>S.~ I'or Sale,' lull-s'.ze TViblee. P Oasi or Eesv Payments. Cber.p. Apply Kvans's BiUiard Rooms, 216, Higl^reet, Swam | eea. _—- i -1>OR~5aLE, Hay, Corn, ana Cu5;ss- X Qst^bLsl.ed -.0 yeais Owner te.isuig Apply Geozge Hill. sr. Thomas, ^onsea^^ .Y¿ge2.12 I"^OR~SALET"Gent's Cycle, good meke, Uni ? ve.eal Raglen, in good cond.iicu, £ 2 er .ar yft-v —Tavlor, o, Cliarlee-stieet, Neata., 885 2-11 FOR ^\LE Terr handsome fuli-s.7.: BiLiard fk=n from on, o. the lloyal PaUces. Sect.on can be seen at No. sea. i^OUlI~higb-class, very small Yorkshire Toy Terriers, pur^ ulu« bloody best- o* pe<ii- ore3 Kinzet-t 4. New Orchard-stx-eet, Swan- ° S14e2 !2 I^Oll' SAUC~Lidy'* H.g'u-cless Cycle, free r wheel. t'A06» btake# in spleocid cond- ton: price .M.-Wr.ts L J.. "Dailv Pps; Swansea. — 171OB SALE, 8 Plymouth Rock Pullets, cud a ? nice Hen, Laving; a-lso aidend.U un- | ? nice Hen, Laving; a-lso aidend.U un- j related Cockerel.—W. Jenkins, G:eenfield-ter- lac-e, Sketty. o59e2-W I^OR SALE, Sinser'i Treadle Sew.n^Mech n' | suitable for Diaper.- or Dressmaker'* Workroom.—Apply Thonois PiÜllith 67, L wit. i-o&d, Neath. 543e2-il i^OK SALE, >"iuit and Greengrocery Busi- ness. in good d.etrict: trade could be doubled by energetic man—Write Genuine. Daily Post. Swansea. 627^2-9 T7VCR SAT,E, Portable Railway, Side and End Tipping Jubille Wa^ona and Switches, ex stock- RaiL-i suitable for joIsts out to size-.—D. Dougb'e Stewart and Co., Swansea. 6153n2-10 I>jR immediate fcaJe, Motar Ca.r, 8 ii-P Rover. 2-soa.ter, li-X)d. eleo'.rtc Ifciups, spare wheel, etc., jwd cl condition. For Stvle o-.ving to reoer.t <iaatii of ownoi. W1 at offers? A', f tre-ska 1> Morgan, !Medj.eii Officer of Health, Swaa&ea. 81f2-x5 Bc'Fie Oi^inffton""Cockerels, Marc) bateiieil, -D fine, lrealtihy bird-, i-eady for mating, Cook's Swain, 4t;. 6d. each.—W. Davies, 22. Bnijnsw wsk-sCree t:, Swansea. 4M2-15 p L pup, ro" ) Applv Maokwoitli Hotel, Swansea. 935eS-l 2 CH. Ramsden Ranger.—Very handsnine Bor- c zo t- Bitcii, pnze winner, sired by the j above; also Borzois Dog, prize winner, very attractive; *'te fi. sr. £ 10 gets the pair, or near- { est offer. Pro toe can be had if required.— F. Morgan, Cliffs, Llanelly. 34f2-15 MAIL CART, in excellent condition, for Sale. —10, G ta n mo r- terrace, Uplands, ,ran. ;ea. 9S9e2-14j MOTOR VAN.MO*or P^livery van FR-R 5a.e, condition abnost as new.-VVnte_ Van. "Daily Post," 970e2 i4 SKATING-RINKS —For sale, shares m Skat- ing Rink Companies, g.f.iig dividend* of 3Q to 50 per oenr. rn present pr-oes, pay- able monthlv.—Particulars on application to J. H'n,y li-dale and Co., Sbare Dealers, 21- W<H,?r-?tTeet, Liverpool^ tlTAMP Collectors.—A rare Album, with Mnc- of 40 ve*rs. fer Sale What ofleTsr Write S:amp. "Daily P^t." .-vansea. I00n2-i> SUPERIOR Fire Bu:'gl3r, <lJ!d- rtfdge-prexif <«fe^ al halt price lor a few days cni.i-Levy. Safe Co. Frederick-street Sun erland. rpo~Sailots end Otters—Child's Caul for T Sal-e; mlisni«n again t dio^u-ng. Apjiiy J. G. G.. "Daily Pust," Swansea. 937e2-14 HANDSOME Divan suite for Sole, £ 6 15s.; „Ic, M«*aive Satin Walnut Bed.oom «a». «S, "IT ju«». e Divvn, "Daily Post.' swans £ «. 905.2-11 PURE Buff Orpington Mother, r.nd six lovely p neattby Chicks. Oroaa iAngshan and White \Vvando.<e C:oss sj^ally for ley.ng. bred fr m por-v &'vck litde; as. 6.1. —Appiy at once, 22, Water^oo-suee., &v«^o g "llfTEDDlVG GIFT.—Lady offers m&gnififtent I" 7-Euaea ^ervioe, A1 quality plMe (stomped).' six eaci: Table Dessert Spwns and Fork Tea and ECSSP'™* ace ,K 2.is.; «pp.ova 1.—WriUs GiTt, Daily Post," Swansea. ^5P7e.l8 OR or Pureha-te. H i: e at vsry JL r asonable terms. locomotives, four end 6 x wilt els coupled, from 9-n. up too 141n. ey- > Under1- lWlbs. to HOIt* pressure; Boilera iHorizontal, Co nish. rnd Vert cal f various si;rs)- sfam Trareiling Cranes and Steam and Hand Derrick Crar.es. from c«e ton to ten ton? Portable Engines and Mortar Mil ft. Single and Double Hauling end Winding En- gies, 250 Tons 01 Co iier.v P^'s ana Heav* Section Railway Siding itans. Cor,J Tiams. large ouantitv of Girders end Rc.ls out to size- required by builds, ete. Tne largest stock of a 1 k'nds of Plant and Maorjnery- n Wist Wales, also a ossii buyer of ali kind* ot Plant and Machinery, etc-Charles Wil- liams, MacUinery Me;ch-iit, Morriston. ——— I Lost and Found. LOST, fiom the Belle Vue Hotel, & Black Ret.iev r D g, answering to the name of "Darkie*" Finder rewarded, detainer prose- cuted. ii90"2"1! LOST™ Punpr Cellle Bttcb, ^ig '.t weeVs old. wh;to jnark on foteiiead and nose, and four wbite paws.-Return to Davits, Fiuiterer, N; s i!-streef, Swf.nsea 5M2.1i L-555 Liver Si»inicl D<ig tyoungi, white breiet, Up of i*ws also white. rin<j«r rewarded. Detainer prosecuted.—Daviee. Cai- drim Villa, GlaxiamniRi). 803e8-9 J(o-T. Thursday, Foe Terrier Bitch, three .J moutii# old. An-wers to ibe Dame of "Glp." Finder rewarded. Dele ri•">>' proee- -I. cuii»d.—James. Butcher, o0. Klue; Er-*ard f*- road, Swenseti. 953e2-14 LOST, between the oorDer of Eigin-ioad and tie top of Mansslfton-road, a Pair ot Gold-riHimed Glasses, Saturday night, Jann- &"Y 22nd. 1910. Finder on%returniug same_» 97. Manselton road w.Il be ^uita-bly rewarded. 826e2-9 Pi fl Re ward.—Lust, S'oLn, or ll0m Darren-road Stables, Ts^lywa on the Itth Jantiary last, a H", Cob, 14 hands high, together with a Set of liarnam. The above reward will be given to adyone giving information lsadnng to the r\co'jf^,° same to Ambridg,, rnisdarren-rooo, Istaly, fera. 6204n-"9 TXTILL the Person w-o was seen picking up W pers an K'tten at The '>rove, l viands. kindly ^tum same to Mrs. lower., 21 TH. Grove, Swansea. 4^iZ-u I