The Carmarthen Journal and South Wales Weekly Advertiser

CARMARTHEN JOURNAL." PRINCIPAL CONTENTS of tbia issue- Carmarthenshire Chamber of Agriculture. Fatal Shooting Accident at Kidwelly, Sequel to Shooting Affair. Cwmamman urban District Council. Abergwili Jottings. Amman Valley Schools. Brynamman Notes. Llitb Twm 'Barels. Laugharne, Llanstephan, and Kidwelly Notes. Local and District News. Practical Farming. « Notes of the Week. Nodion o Abergwiii.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. The scale of charges for prepaid advertisements in the CARMARTHEN JOTKNAL wider the classes of situations acant, Sale uy Private Contract, to be Let or Sold. Apartments, Lost and Found, and Miscellaneous, w;il m fuiuie be at TELEGRAM RATE. No. of One Three Six. Words. insertion. insertions. insertions. 12 Ob 10 19 is 0 16 2 6 24 i 0 2 0 3 3 30 1 3 2 6 4 36 1 6 3 0 46 42 1 9 3 6 56 MEN SERVANTS. HOUSEMAIDS, COOKS, &c., or any other persons SEEKING FOR SITUATIONS, 8Jay advertise at 20 WORDS FOR SIXPENCE. All orders for advertisements must bear the name and address o! the advertiser, and must be aciom- panied bv rem trances to cover the cost, either in HALFPENNY .-lamps or Money Order. The Pub.ir-ht rs do not guarantee the insertion of an advertisement in any specified issue, or at ,I. and will not be liable for any loss occasioned by the failure of an advertisement to appear in any speufied issue, or at all. They also reserve the right to refuse insertion of an advertisement. Whilst great pains are taken to secure accuracy, the Publishers would impress upon advertisers The need for !■ gible writing. In any ease 'hey ,in-v insert advertisements upon the condition that thry do not are, pt responsibility for inaccuracies, nor for I any consequence arising therefrom. Advertisements of the prepaid class are recplv-(i up to the first p,-t on Thursday morning for irse- tion in that v eek's issue. 8, King Street, London Offices. Carmarthen. 28. Shoe Lane, E.C. Wlantet*. When r^nSying- to advertisements please mention" Carmarthen Journal." WANTED a Kitchen Maid.—Apply, Boar's Head Hotel, Carmarthen. '5093 WANTKD. a nice respectable yonng Woman a- Housemaid: age about 24 years. Apply, Matron, Carmarthenshire Infirmary, S. Wales. WANTED immediately. Housemaid-Waitress references required.—Grosvenor Hotel. C ar- marthen (2085p EXPERIENCE General required, two in fam> v. plain cooking; small seaside place; mads own washing oniv; references required. Wagf's, CIB-220.H," JOURNAL Office, Carmarthen. (2061p THE Manager of the CABMARTHFV JOURNAF. w ;'•! be pleaded to make an offer for any volumes of the paper, bound or otherwise. The voJume for 1810 is specially wanted. WANTED, gooJ, handy Man, able drive cob, do rousrh gardening: understand little farm- ing; good home; age 30 to 40 or younger; sober; to make himself useful; 12s. per week.—Roberts, Brython House, Dunvant. (2079 WANTED, a strong General, about seventeen years of age; one from a farm preferred.— Apply, Archdeacon Evans, Vicarage, Golden Grove. (3053 PARK Isolation Hospital, Abr rdare.— Good experienced Cook-General Wanted; early riser and energetic; salary, E22 and uniform.- Apply, with references, to The Matron. (2080p WANTED, a good, reliable Man, understands Gardening, and know9 little about Farm- ing; good wages given.—Apply, T. Lewis, Pryn- glas, Nantgaredig. (2091p WANTED immediately, for private house in Carmarthen, an experienced Cook-General. ADDIV "X. JOURNAL Office, Carmarthen. J' (2092p PARMER'S Son sneks Situation on a Farm fully industriors and trustworthy. Apply, P> TT.. JOURNAL Office, Carmarthen. (2096p GOOD General Servant Wanted, able to do plain cooking for small family; comfortable home; in nice district. —Apply, Mrs. Thomas, Pence>ris, Radyr, near Cardiff. (3090 HOUSE Wanted soon, country, but near town -M or station; five bedrooms; usual conveni- ences: good water; some land attached; moderate inclusive rent; would be taken on lease. A., JOURNAL Office, Carmarthen (2101p FURNISHED House (4 Bedrooms) Wanted, for IF one month, July; must be near Sea.-Parti- culars to Mason, Trinity Churchyard, Coventry. (3088 fa Ilct. TO LET, Sheaf Inn, Carmarthen; fully licensed, good'stabling, low rental. Possession on July 16th.-Apply, Felinfoel Brewery Co., Ltd., Llanelly. (3011 OUSE To Let, 15. UNION STREET. CAR MARTHEN.—Apply, 2, Queen Street, Car- marthen. (2022p TO LET, immediate possession, CWMDWR. Llanwrda, Woollen Factory, including Machinery. Excellent dwelling Iiouse and premises. —Apply to Mrs. Rees, Vron, Llandovery. (2099p DOUBLE-FRONTED Shop and House to Let, central position in the increasing district of Cross Hands.—Apply, Evans, Post Office, Cross Hands, near Llannon, Carm. (2100p TO LET, or for Sale, all that Corn Mill and Saw Mill, known as FOREST MILL, Brechfa, with 17 acres. Immediate possession.—Apply, T. Sevan Arthur, Auctioneer, Carmarthen. (3096 -=:. jfor Sale RHYBUDD 0 BWYC AT BWYLLGORAU ARDDANGOSFEYDD. fcc. -Gellir cael 'Roll Tickets" at wasanaeth Arddan- Sosfeydd, etc., gyda throad y post o Swvddfa y Carmarthen Journal." Gellir eu cael wedi eu felrlo: "Admission. 3d. 6d.. 11.. no 1/6" Pr.-iau y fil, neu drwy y post 1/1. Danfoner arian fTyda'r atcheb. FOR SALE. 3-vear-old Entire Pony. 12 hands, black, while marking ;"Welsh Flyer" breed.— James, Cwmshidan, Llandovery. (3059 jfor Sale FOR SALE, Headed Wagonette by Fuller, of Bath, with pole, etc., lamps and luggage basket, weight 9 cwts. 3 qrs.; also Pony Phaeton, weight 3 3w ts. 3 qrs.-For particulars, apply to Me-srs. Greenwood and Sons, 22, Water-street, Carmarthen. (2089p T3ASIC SLAG, all grades, also Kainit, Salt, &t\, delivered any station in England and Wales. —Charles Picken, Merchant, Wolverhampton. 1906p EN'f'S Leader Cycle, Palmer Tyres, G Sturzney-Archer tri-coaster hub; excellent condition; £ 2 17s. 6d. Bargain.—Apply, Box 5, JOURNAL Office, Carmarthen. (2102p pEAT MOSS LITTER, lowest prices, delivered — any station in Great Britain.—Charles Picken, Merchant, Wolverhampton. 1907p GALVANISED Corrugated Sheets, new and G sound—5 feet, 9d 6 feet, lid 7 feet, 1/1; 8 feet, 1/3 each. Carriage Paid 15s. lots cash. Special Price for Quantities.—Fuller, Glanamman. (2086p WALLPAPERS FROM ljd. PER ROLL. Any T quantity, iaige or srnaN. WHOLESALE PRICES. Stock exceeds 250.000 rolls, all classes. Write for. patterns. Mating class required. (Dept. 113) BARNETT WALLPAPER Co., Ltd., Knott Mill, MANCHESTER. (U66p FOR SALE. Surplus Stock of Agricultural Seeds, undt-r cost.—Post Office, Alltwalis. (3087 LADIES READ THIS! Advice free for stamp Mrs. E. Stewart s Famcui Female Remedy, never fails.— Address. 9, Guinea Street, Bristol. KNITTING Machines (Latest and Best) for Home Work. (Est. 1871).—W. Griffiths, 30, Queen Street, Neath. (2066p HEREFORDSHIRE Cider, prime, genuine, in -*— Cak from 9 Gallons upwards, from 8d. to Is gallon; carriage paid.-Quarrell, Fruit Grower, Maiden, Hereford (2067p FOR SALE, Freehold F;irm with 14 acres Wood- land, known as TYNYCWM, in the parish of Nantcwnlle, Cardiganshire; possession 29th September.—For further particulars, apply Sinnett, Solicitor, Aberystwyth. (2078 TO BE SOLD at the Royal Oak Hotel, Lam- peter, June 3rd, 1914, at 2.30 p.m., Three Dwclbng-houses, Gardens and Premises, known as 19, 20. 21, TREHERBERT, Cwmanne, one-half mile from Lampeter. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Rees, Auctioneer, Lampeter, or to Messrs. David Lloyd and Son, Solicitors, Lampeter. (3098 FOR SALE, Ralli Trap, nearly new, two pairs of wheels, rubber and iron tyres, suit 13—14 h.h. horse; only used for 9 months; also about 2 to 3 tons of hay, and 1 chaffcutter, worked by hand power.—Apply, Dr. PrLe, Llansawel, Llandilo. (3089 BICYCLES DIRECT FROM FACTORY.—You are saf0 jn buying a WARWICK CY'CLE. 20 years' reputation, British throughout, best value obtainable. Strong, reliable machines, which will give lasting service and satisfaction, J63 19s. 6d. T'III" from 88. monthly. THREE SPEEDS, £ 4 19s. 6d. Fully guaranteed. Approval. Delivered free. What others spent in advertising we give in extra value. Before you buy send for Catalogue, and see the bargains we offer.—WAR- WICK CYCLE COMPANY (Dept. C), Birming- ham. (2087p UTILITY POULTRY.— Sittings of Eggs now booktd. Leghorns, Tom Barron's direct, 7/6 per dozen. Buff Orpingtons Headed by Worcester- shire Poultry Farm Cockerels. 5/ -per dozen. Crosses for laying and table. Speckled Sussex and Wor- cestershire White Wyandotte Cockerels, and also Speckled Sussex and' White Leghorn Cockerel (Barron s), 3/6 per dozen.—L. N. Powell, Carreg- cenncn, Llandilo. (1954p T^TAGE WAR ON RATS. RODINE" is the » most deadly Rat Poison. Rats like it, eat it greedily, and die on the spot. Leaves no smell No failure or trouble. Certain death. Tins 6d.l/ 2/ 3/ 5/ Post 2d. HARLEY. Chemist, Perth. Agents.—W. Lloyd, Chemist, Carmarthen; D. M. Davics, Chemist, Llandilo; J. Nie.holas, Drug Stores, Llandovery; J. .'('. Davies, Llanybyther; D. Rogers, Chemist, St. Clears; D. J. Lewis, Chemist, Llandebie. SHORTHORN CALVES, STRONG healthy Calves are sent carriage paid s upon lots of two or mere to any station in your district. Bred from large-framed Shorthorn sires and dams. iftill of hair and bone. Undoubtedly the best obtainable. No fancy prices. For price list and book of testimonials, apply Fred B. Gill, Wynngate, Whitchurch, Salop. SHORTHORN Calves for Rearing, from Deep- milking Cheshire Dairy Cows by Pure-bred Bulls; quotation to any Station; no fancy prices; correspondence a pleasure.—Frank Dobie, Littleton, Chester. (1879 musical instruments D. J. SNELL'S ANNOUNCEMENTS. PIANOS AND ORGANS.—New and Second- hand by all the leading makers from £ 5 up- wards. Lists free.—D. J. Snell, High Street Arcade, Swansea. GRAMAPHONES, from 21/ New Double-sided G records from Is. Id. each. Thousands of Re- cords in Stock to select from.—D. J. Snell, High Street Arcade, Swansea %ost anfc jfounfc [Tradesmen at Carmarthen and elsewhere who have articles left behind at their establishments by customers may advertise them free in this column ] FOUND, in a tradesman's shop at Carmarthen, a Whip and a Pair of Lady's Gloves.—Apply, X.Y., JOURNAL Office. (2073p LOST, from Rhydcymerau, Grey Sheep Dog since 5th of March. Report to Police. Detainer will be prosecuted. (305S LOST, from field in Llandilo Road, since April 19th, 1^14, L.'isrht Chestnut Mare, 13 h.h., white stripe along forehead, 4 white legs, long tail, shod.—Wm. Llewelvn, Quarry Road, Brynamman. (2097p STRAYED to Glantowy, Lan, Abergwili, Moun- tain Sheep and Lamb. Unless claimed for within seven days will be sold to defray expenses, (2080p jfinnnctal ZIO to £10,000 To Lend by the Oldest West of England Firm, F. Lawrence Ltd., on written promise to repay Life Policies, Furniture. Farm Stock, or other security. Principal remains, or can be repaid by easy instalments Promptness and privacy. A gentleman wiil call and hand you cash at your house if desired, Distance no object. Do not expose your requirements locally. Write E. VICTOR HAMILTON, Don Chambers, Wine Street, Bristol LONDON & PROVINCES DISCOUNT CO., JU LTD. IMMEDIATE CASH ADVANCES. £10 to ;EI,OOO are privately completed at 24 hours' notice on your simple promise to repay, without preliminary fees. Call or write to the Manager, W. SHIRLEY, 48, Stokes Croft, BristoL icbmatiou CARMARTHEN COUNTY JGCLIO^S. THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. HEADMASTER-E. S. ALLEN, M.A. (Cantab). COUNTY GIRLS' STSHOOL. HEADMISTRESS—MISS B. A. HOLME, M.A. Late Open Scholar of Girton College, Cambridge. Fees, J61 9s. per term. Reduction when there are two or more children from the same family. The Term began Wednesday, April 29th. HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. CARMARTHEN. President of the Council: THE LORU BISHOP OF ST. DAVID'S. HEAD MISTRESS— Miss E. I. SUTTON, B.A., Honours London University (First Class in Classics). THE School gives an Excellent Education on JL very Moderate Terms. Admirable Accommodatiun for Boarders. Pupils prepared for I/ON ON MATRICULA- TION and other Public Examinations. Boys as well as girls can be received in the Pre- paratory Class and the KINDERGARTEN DE- PARTMENT. The Term began Thursday, April 30th. For full particulars apply to the Head Mistress. JY £ R. J. OWEN THOMAS, j Organist and Choirmaster of Llanstephan Parish Church, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, YORK VILLA, LLANSTEPIIAN, Gives lessons in PIANOFORTE and ORGAN PLAYING, VOICE PRODUCTION, HARMONY, AND COUNTERPOINT- Pupils receive careful and thorough tuition in the above Subjects, and, when required, are prepared for all Examinations. Ferryside, Laugharne & Llanybri districts visited, TUNA AND PBOSPSCTUI OR APPLICATIOX. PRIVATE Lessons in Shorthand and Typewriting given.—Apply, JODBNAL Office. (1828 ) TO PARENTS.—The railway companies are be- ginning to take on girls as shorthand writers and typists, and thus a new and extensive field of opportunity is opened up for parents who are in difficulty as to what occupation to give their daughters. Those who wish to get girls thoroughly and speedily prepared for these posts should apply to the Manager, JOUBNAL Office, Carmarthen. (1893 Mr. HAROLD MALKIN F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., L.Mus.T.C.L. I LESSONS WILL BE RESUMED ON MONDAY, I MAY 4TH. Seven of Mr. Malkin's pupils have obtained the I diploma of A.T.C.L. in Pianoforte playing. TERMS ON APPLICATION. 3056) 7, ESPLANADE, CARMARTHEN. WELSH GIRLS' SCHOOL, ASHFORD, MIDDLESEX OPEN FREE SCHOLARSHIPS. THERE will be an Examination for Open Free Scholarships to above School early in July. For particulars apply Dean Brownrigg, 19 Great Peter Street, Westminster, S.W. (3085 205TH YEAR OF THE SUN FIRE OFFICE j FOUNDED 171U." The Oldest Insurance Office in the World. I I CnpU'l from l'Hrv dated 1T5W, Insurances effected on the following risks:- FIRE DAMAGE: Resultant Loss of Rent and Profits. Employers' Liability and Sickness and Disease, Workmen's Compensation, Burglary. Plate Glass. fidelity Guarantee, c Domestic Servants. Personal Accident, For particulars apply to the following Agents: New Quay-Mr. D. Meredith Jones. Pantyffynnon-Mr. David Francis. Samau-Mr. J. Nicholas. Talsarn-Mr. Llewelyn Davies. Ammanford-Mr. David Arthur Fox. Carmarthen-Messrs. John Francis and Son. DoIfallt-Mr. David Thomas. Garnant—Mr. Rees Davies, Brynteg. Llandilo-Mr. W. D. Jenkins, George Street. Llandovery-Mr. Thomas Phillips. Llanstephan—Mr. Henry Jones. Llanybyther—Mr. David Thomas, Blaenhirbant. Llandyssu I-Mr. J. R. Harris. Lampeter—Mr. W. Davies, 26, Bryn Road. „ Mr. H. W. Howell. rICTU,IL.DnomE, CA:MXAIITIIEall.T. SATURDAYS—2.c0, 6.30, and 8.30 p.m. THURSDAYS-6.30 and 8.30 pm. OTHER DAYS-8 p.m. MONDAY, MAY V.th—Gaumont's Great Three-part Feature Drama, the Curse of Greed or, The Triumph of Truth, introducing a remarkably clever Boy Actor. A story of intense interest, depicting some Marvellous n Scenes of Storm, Lightning playing above the Surging Sea, and the most wonder- fully coavincing Court Scene ever screened, and The Children's Hour, 0 a portrayal of Longfellow's Beautiful Poem. A masterful production of detail! I THURSDAY, MAY 14th—Edison Grand Production, Silas Marner, from George Elliot's World-renowned Masterpiece. The greatest of all Eng- land's Woman Novelists has been aptly caught, the smallest details have been faithfully screened, and The Escape Of Jim Dolan, featuring TOM MIX, the Fearless Cowboy. The crowning triumph of all Western Master- pieces. PATHE GAZETTE OF THE LATEST EVENTS AND OTHER HIGHLY INTERESTING PICTURES IN ADDITION EACH EVENING ADMISSION-3d., 6d., 9d. Children-2d., 3d., 4d. Saturday Afternoons for Cnildrea-ld, 2d., id. "HAPPINESS IN THE HOME." A PIANO FOR IDs, 6D. On Payment of this Small Deposit A FIRST-CLASS PIANO OF GENUINE ENGLISH MANUFACTURE, will be sent CARRIAGE PAID, to any address. And on payment of a similar amount monthly for a given period, will become the absolute property of the Hirer. Thompson & Shackell, Ltd., The Estey Organ Agency and Briwmead Piano Depot ,0 CA!GH I. LLARG Cosy t0,5ulV All Pockef,5. _pjL:LvAWE ALLOWED FO FZ OLO PIANOS -im specie r 4' SOLF AGFNPNATT FOR IANOS PS C.AIVS- r STEY OR AN D 1 L- e ,7dil' (cpS 5t Ar l tn 0 77,VEN*IAL ENGLj5H On d COIV Cvf- Local Address-39, Castle Street, Swansea; 60, Stepney Street, Llanelly. CARMARTHEN BILLPOSTING CO. STAIFFORD HOUSE, NOTT SQUARE, CARMARTHEN. BHJLPOSTING and Advertising in all its Branches throughout the Counties of Carmar- then, Pembroke, and Cardigan. (Please note change of address). W. S. MORRIS, » Wholesale Grocer, Flour & Seed Merchant, 25, BRIDGE STREET, CARMARTHEN, Nat. Telephone, 50. Telegram, "Morris, Merchant, Carmarthen. —— SEND FOR PRICE LIST. JAMES JONES & SONS. BILLPOSTERS, KIDWELLY Billposting executed throughout the neighbouring Villages and Gwen- draeth Valley. STUDY HEALTH, COMFORT, AND ECONOMY. AND us. GAS. Convenient and Economical for LIGHTING, COOKING, WARMING, POWER, WATER HEATING, IRONING, &o., &o. -BEST FOR THE EYESi The Gas. Co. clean and adjust Burners FREE OF CHARGE. public notices ABERAYRON. THE Annual United Agriculture, Horticulture and Poultry SHOW will be held at the above place on WEDNESDAY, the 12th AUGUST, 1914. when £7{} in Prizes and 4 Valuable Silver Cups will be awarded outright. President: Mrs. Hughes, M.F.H., Neuaddfawr- Treasurer: Munro Hughes, Esq. For Schedules and further particulars, apply to Secretary—D. D. JONES, Shoplon, Ciliau Aeron. (3060 public Notices. TO BUILDERS A CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited for the erection of a New A Farm Dwelling House at Bargoed Farm, near Bwlchygroes, for Mrs. Davies, of Maengwyn, near Llandyssuh Plans, Specification, etc., to be seen at my Office and at Bargoed Farm between the 28th of April and 11th of May. Tenders, sealed and endorsed 1066 B," should reach me, the undersigned, on or before the 12th of May. Form of Tender, etc., to be obtained from the Architect. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. T. D. EVANS, Architect and Surveyor (Late of London). Well Villa, Llandyssul, v April 22nd, 1914. (3057 SEASON 1914. THE CARMARTHENSHIRE SHIRE HORSE SOCIETY, under the Auspices of the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, will travel throughout CARMARTHENSHIRE and in Adjoining Districts the SHIRE STALLIONS, nanvly: "Am port Spark" (26975). | Sire: "Halstead Plantagenet" (22412) by Nailstone Cceur-de-Lion IV. (11233) by "Hitchen Conqueror" (4458) by William the Conqueror (2343). Dam: 4214 "Brigstock Beauty" by "Eastoft Lad" (14019). G Dam: "Bonny" by Dunsmore Forester (16129) by Dunsmore Forest King (13019) Third at the London Shire Horse Show, 1914. FEE E3 3 0 "Royal Glen III." (28732). Sire: "Glen Roval II." (21466) by Caldwich Blend (17226) by Harold (3703). Dam: (45328) Islip Maude (Vol. XXVI.J. FEB S32 2 0 Carew Forester" (30279). Sire: "Lockinge Crown Jewel" (25353) by Lockinge Forester (19777) by Lockinge Manners (16780). Dam: 59733 "Carew Diamond" (Vols. 31-33) by Childwick Don Carlos (21266) by Childwick Majestic (17254). FEB £ 32 2 0 rr For further Particulars and Cards, apply JOHN FRANCIS. The Mount, Carmarthen. SEASON 1914. TO Travel Carmarthenshire during the coming Season:— Hawton Calabar" (30511) 17.1 b.h Sire: Birdsall Calamintl (17766) by Calamite (15037). Dam: Rose by Royal Derby 116933). G. Dam: 35735 Duchess (Vols. 23-30) by Nyn King Charles (15271). For further Particulars and Cards, apply to J. D. KEY, Tynywern Stud Farm, Pontbenry, Llanelly. t public notices SEASON, 1914. To Serve this Season, that THOROUGHBRED STALLION, SPEY ROYAL (DARK BROWN) SPEY ROYAL will serve Half-bred Mares at M 2s, and 2s. 6d. the Groom; Thoroughbred Mares, 6 Guineas. SPEY ROYAL is a beautiful weight-carrying brown horse, of the hunter type, full of quality, over 16 hands high, with great depth of body, big bone, and good action. He was awarded first prize at the Royal Dublin Society's Show in 1911, in a 'very strong class. Any sire that obtains premier honours at this—the first Show in the worlJ, re- quires no further recommendation to breeders1. He also won a King's Premium in London in 1913. j SPEY ROYAL is perfectly sound, and has E proved himself a good and sure foal getter. He was a very good performer on the Turf, being a winner on the flat and over a country. SPEY ROYAL will travel Carmarthenshire, but will attend any place in Cardiganshire and Pem- brokeshire on a guarantee of 10 mares being put to him. Good accommodation for mares Mares in foal 7/6; Barren Mares 6/- per week. Hay and corn if ordered. Further particulars from the Owners MESSRS. J. F. REES and W. V. HOWELL THOMAS, 22, Lammas Street, Carmarthen. AMMANFORD I.O.C.T. AMATEUR Dramatic Society. OPENING OF THE NEW r alace Theatre TOP OF ARCADE, AMMAXFORD, ox THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 14th, 1914, BY THE Right Hon. Lord & Lady Dynevor. Formal Opening at 6.30 p.m.; at 7.0 to 7.20 Lord Dynevor and others will speak in the Theatre; at 7.30 till 10.30 the above Society will perform a Dramatic Play, in 4 Acts, entitled- The Middleman (By HENRY ARTHUR JONES). And will repeat it on the FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 15th and 16th. Doors opened at i., p.m., and commence at 7.30. Reserved Seats can be booked at Mr. Gabes', Post Office, Ammanford, where a Plan of the Theatre may be seen. Late Trains will leave Ammanford at 11 p.m. for Glanamman and Intermediate Stations. D. EMLYN DAVIES, i Hon. Joint JOHN A. HYAMS, ) Secretaries (3993 DONT FORGET THE GRAND BAZAAR UNDER THE AUSPICES OF Ebenezer Congregational Church, AT THE NATIONAL SCHOOL, ABERGWILI, ON THURSDAY YEXT MAY 14th, 1914 To be opened at One o'clock by Mrs LLOYD, Bank House, Newcastle Emlyn ADMISSION—Adults 6d. each. Children under 14 Half-price. [3901.' GAS. AN EXHIBITION OF GAS COOKERS And other Appliances WILL BE HELD AT TH E ASSEMBLY ROOMS CARMARTHEN, From 25th to 29th May, 1914 LECTURES & DEMONSTRATIONS Fuller particulars in later announcements PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. A MISSIONARY EXHIBITION In connection with the Calvinistic Methodists' Foreign Missions, will be held at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, CARMARTHEN, ON THE 17th, 18th, and 19th June, 1914 ::1 lull particulars will duly appear. LLANDYSSUL AGRICULTURAL SHOW. THE above SHOW will be held on TUESDAY, 18th August, 1914. Classes for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Dairy Produce, etc. Schedules will be issued shortly. Apply-TOM EVANS, Hon. Sec. (3095 I IT? TLT Tt° WEEKLY EXCURSIONS FOB A WEEK. A FORTNIGHT. &c. FROM SWANSEA. LLAXELLY, & CARMARTHEN, With bookings from many other stations. EACH WEEK-DAY. To Fishguard. "Haverfordwest, *Llandvssul, IONew- castle-Emlyn, *Lampeter, Neyland, Milford Haven. Pembroke Dock, *Tenby, Aberystwyth, Aberayron, *New Quay, Cardigan (for Gwbert), •Not from Carmarthen. To Barmouth, Dolgelly, Harlech, Portmadoc, Cricv cieth, Pwllheli, &c. EVERY MONDAY (except June 1). To Weymouth, Bath, Bristol, Clevedon, Weston- Super-Mare, Lyme Regis, Seaton, Trowbridge, Yeovil, Salisbury, Bridport, Dorchester, South- ampton, Portsmouth, Bournemouth. Isle of Wight, Taunton, Barnstaple, Exeter, Exmouth, Bude, ijawlisli, Teignmouth. Torquay. Paignton, Brixham. Dartmouth, Kingsbridge (for Sal- combe. Plymouth, Launceston, Devonport, Lie- keard, Looo. Fowey. New Qu'jy, Truro. Falmouth, Helston (for Lizard), St. Ives, Penzance. etc. To *Porthcawl, Chepstow. Gloucester. Cheltenham, Stroud, Cirencester, Swindon. *Not from Swan- sea. To Guernsey and Jersey, from Swansea only. MONDAYS & FRIDAYS (except May 29 and June 1). To Reading and London, EVERY TUESDAY (commencing May 26). To St. Malo, Cherbourg and Havre. EVERY FRIDAY (except May 29). To Brighton, Worthing. Dover, Eastbourne, Folkestone. Hastings. Ramsgate, Margate, etc. To Cambridge, Newmarket. Cromer, Clacton, Fflixtowe. Lowestoft, Yarmouth, etc. To Shrewsbury, Oswestry, Llangollen, Chester, Corwen, Bala, Dolgelly, Rhyl, Barmouth, Llan- dudno. Carnarvon. Liverpool, Manchester, Holy- head, Blackpool, Lake District, Windermerc, Carlisle, etc. To Malvern, Stratford-on-Avon. Warwick. Leaming- ton Spa, Worcester, Birmingham. Wolverhamp- ton, etc. To Douglas (Isle of Man). For Whitsuntide, July, August and Septem- ber, and August Bank Holiday Excursions, see subsequent announcements For detail see bills or send postcard to stations or offices. FRANK POTTER, General Manager. BOARD OF EL c CATION, CARMARTHENSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. PROPOSED SALE. UNDER ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ACT, 1S70, SECTION" 22. T3Y* direction of the Board of Education, NOTICE is .hereby given, that the Carmarthenshire County Council propose to effect a ,ALE of the hereditaments mentioned in the -Schedule for a sum of £ 750. Any objection or suggestion relative to the pro- posed Sale may be transmitted to the Board in writing within 15 days from the first; publication of this Notice, addressed to The Secretary, Board of Education, Whitehall, London, S.W." Dated 30th April, 1914, (Signed) J. W." NICHOLAS, Clerk of the Counoil. SCHEDULE. Freehold and leasehold land and buildings at Pwll in the Parish of Pembrev containing 1,600 square yards, or thereabouts, having a frontage of about 134 feet to the main vosd from Carmarthen to Llanelly and a depth of a,bout 100 feet, being the site and premises of the Pembrey, Pwll Council School. (3087 COUNTY COUNCIL OF CARMARTHEN. (ROADS ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE). THE Roads Administration Committee of the Car- marthen County Council invite applications for two Assistant Surveyors who must have a knowledge of the general routine of a Count-y or District Sur- veyor's Office. Preference will be given to appli- cants with a working knowledge of Typewriting and Shorthand. Salaries, £ 80 per annum, rising by yearly increments of £ 10 to 9100 per annum. Applications, stating age, must be accompanied by three recent testimonials and must reach the County Offices. Carmarthen, not later than Sarurdav the 23rd Mav. 1914. J1. W. NICHOLAS, Clerk of the County Council. County Offices, Carmarthen, 1st May, 1914. (3082 COUNTY COUNCIL OF CARMARTHEN. (ROADS ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE). THE Roads Administration Committee of the Car- marthen County Council invite applications for Seven Steam Roller Foremen. A List of Duties will be supplied on application. laries :-30;- per week. ( 'Applications, stating age. must be accompanied by three recent testimonials and must rea<h the County Offices, Carmarthen, not later than Saturday, the 23rd day of May, 1914. J. W. NICHOLAS, Clerk of the County Council. County Offices. Carmarthen. 1st May, 1914. (3083 T. H. FORDE HUGHES, DECEASED. NY person of the name of D- REES or A. E. THOMAS who has witnessed the signature of the above-named deceased to any documents during the last, 16 years is requested to communicate with Messrs. Clarke, Rawlins and Co., Solicitors, 66. Gresham House. Old Broad Street. London, E.C.: or Messrs. Barker, Morris and Owen, Solici- tors, 2. Nott's Square, Carmarthen. (3097 RE WILLIAM SHORT, DECEASED. IN 1911 a person advertised in London newspapers for relatives of William Short, who died in Canada. Information of relatives of a William Short, deceased, can be given by Charlotte Eleanora Holwell Short, Rapid City, Manitoba, Canada. (2082 .r