South Wales Weekly Post

SICHT TESTINC AND SPECTACLES.  VOU are cordially invited to ca? a per HE, ERIC REE8, F.R.M. B.S.M.C-. etc. (Lond.), 26, Castle-street, Swansea. Con saltation free. 'Phone- Central 520. il.b.-t.c NURSES, VST ANTED, experienced Children's Nurse; r f must have good reference. -Writ* Box 6.5, Daily Post," Swansea. !00r9-9 COOKS. VTEATH—Wanted, for the Neath Work- house, an experienced Cook; must. 1J.c good baker and early riser: wages, £ ,26 per annum, and indoor uniform.—Apply Matron. x52n9-9 COOK-GENERALS. \\T ANTED, young: Cook-General.—Apply, » evenings, after 6 o'clock, 53, St. Kelen's- road, Swansea. 250r9-13 A717 ANTED, Cook-General, at once; no I f washing; wages, 283. per, r-iontb.- Apply Beachleye, West Cress, Mumbles. 195r9-13 TXT ANTE?, Cook-General, family of 4, St. Helen'a-road, Swansea; wages, ?16.— Address, with refsrenoes, S.A.B., Daily Pest," Swansea. 62r9-^ HOUSE AND PARLOUR MAIDS. Two Housemaids Wanted; good wtges.- Mrs. Salmon, Training College, Swan- sea. 2C43n9-10 HOUSEKEEPERS. TAT ANTED, superior Working House- keeper, for small house; three in family; good cooking essential; no washing. —Apply, by letter, Mrs. Edmunds, Glyn I House. Eelinfoel, Llanelly. 123r9-10 NURSEMAIDS. \\T ANTED, Nursemaid, aged -bont 18,-1 Apply, ?fter 6, 142, Walter-road, Swan- 6ea. CENERALS. 203r9-15 I GENERALS. "EXPERIENCED General Wanted, three in family.—Apply 8, Northampton-place. 129r9-10 EXPERIENCED Generals, for small fami- Fj lies; country preferred.—Apply Mrs. Benjamin,, 3, John-street, Llanelly. 27Sr9-14 GJ. ENERAL Servant Wanted, two in family. G. -?kpply, nrst. Mrs. Charley Evans, Bryn- ymor-road, Swansea. 141r9-lC f /J_ENERAL Wanted, at once, 18 to 20; deep Gout- good home tor hom-st, willing girl. —7?, Carmarthen-road, Swansea. 83r9-9 GOOD Genam?l Servant Wanted, for Here- ?? ford, early in October.—Apply to Mrs. JLeibrandt, Trevarth, Langland Bay. 274r9-14 GOOD liomentio.—Wanted, at once, good GGener?il Ma,id; small family; good home; good wages-Apply Mrs. Rubenstein, 47. Walter;road, Swansea. 204r9-13 T?T'ANTED, a good General Servant.-Apply WXrs. Jones, Fountain Inn, Morriston. 151r9-10 "V\^ANTED, good General Servant.-Apply Gaunt, Birehgrove Inn, Hajtsamlet. 291r9-±4 W A-N'TED. good, string General; reference. I —Apply Adam and Eve. High-street, •Swansea. 242rg-15 TVT ANTED, good General Servant; g-ood wage to suitable person.—lia, Bryn- road, Swansea. 136r9-10 TTT ANTED, a good General Servant, at ¡ once.- App:y Mn. Thomas, Narrow Gauge Hotel, Neath. 172r9-ll ANTED, Young Girl, 16 to 18, as General. I —Apply G.W.R. Restaurant, 1, Alex- &r;dnvroad. Swaniea. 47r9-8  ANTED, a good General, able to Waah, r f and to Assist in Bar occasionally. SApply Maltsters Arms, Cwmbwrla. 188r9-ll \\T ANTED, capable General; plain cooking; I good wages given; reference requizet.- Mrs. J. H. ROIClser. Dysgwylfa, Sketty. 183r9-ll WANTED, a good General. willing to aa- sist in Bar whan required, good refer- ence.—Apply St. George Hotel, Walter-road. 103r9-9" T"TJ"ANTED, Young Girl, as General; two in family.-Apply. with references, to Mrs. Mills, 1, Devonshire-place, Port Talbot. 2G56n9,gl XJiTANTED, a strong General; good wages ) » » to suitable person; references required. —Apply DiUwyn Arms. Union-.street, Swan- sea. 77r9-9 \\T ANTED, a respectable General, used to I children; also a Girl, for Shop, refer- ence required —Apply 99, High street, Swan- sea. 113r9-10 W ANTED, a Young Vomau, to heJp Cleam J OSioe "d do a little Housework; a good home offered.-Write W. L., Daily Post," Swansea. 7519-8 YXf ANTED, ,at once, respectable Girl, M I, '1' General, and aa&i?t in the Bar in the evenings.—Apply Chambert, Cornish Mount, Broad Quay, Docks, Swansea. 2052n9-18 i I YOUMC CIRLS WANTED. AXTED, clean, respectable G Apply- t-* » » 18, Bee>?hwood-road, Uplands, Swansea. ¡ 121r9-10 T*rANTED, a respectable Girl. about 14, to talke two children out.-Apply Mrs- Cole- brook, 16, Walter-road, "Swausea." 260r9-14 T\r ANTED, $ Young Girl, foi ohilth?n, aLo r to assist in Licht Work.-1>ly Martin, Terminus Hotel, RutJand-strpet. 218r9-13 V|7ANTED, Young Girl, to Nnrse Baby; sleep ont.-Apply Mrs. Hunt, Waish Pro-¡ dnc?, Moniston. 1001;!? I '??" ANTED, Young Girl, to assist in House- work, another kept.-Apply Mrs. J?y- shon, Bath Villa, Morriston. 80r9-9 Y'OTNG Girl Wanted, to assist generally.- Apply Hunt, Baker and Confectioner, 129, j St. Helen's-a venue, Swansea. 167r9-ll MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. 1 COACH Painter Wanted (not eligible for. the Army); constant job for good man.- Paimer Bros., Carriage and Motor-body Builders and Engineers, Grower-street, Swan- sea. 290r9-14 LJRNITLIR-E Trade.—Wan tea, at once, J- smart Youth, or Young Man, as Porter (not eligible for the Army), make himself generally u'?efuL—Ca?h FurnishoM 21, Wind- street, Swansea. 18h9-11 GENERAL Hand, for Driving, Delivering, ? etc., for Wine and Spirit Merchant ?n<? I. ebgible for the Army); good wages.-Apply It. Clark, Tenby. 85r9-9 LADIES, ages 18 to 40, as Stewardesses) I Waitresses, Clerks, Matrons, on Ocean Liners. Duties fully explained. Application form and how to obtain berth privately. Enclose stamp.-Manager. 40. Raohard-ptreet, I Orewe, Cheshire. 937p9-12 IEWlS LEWIS (Swansea), Ltd., require IJ Porter.—Apply, before 10 a.m., 28, High- ¡ street 223r9-13 IN, AVVIM Wanted (not eligible for the I Army).—Apply on works, Penclawdd, Llanmorlais, or Holywell, near Reynoldston. Tents provided. Rate, 7d. 835p9-10 PACKER and Sorter, experienced- Ironer and Calender Hands, Wanted, at once.- South Wales Laundry, Franois-street, Swan- tvaa 224r9-9 PRACTICAL Painter and Paperhanger L Wanted (not eligible for the Army), in- aide work, 8d. per hour—O. Davi, 16, Pleasant Hill, Perndale. 2066n9-10 STRONG, leliable Porter Wanted (not elig- ible for the Army), wages 25s. a week. Smart Errand Boy also Wanted, wages 8s. a week.—Boots The Chemists, Oxford-street, Swansea. 59r9- £ TXT ANTED, Tinpiate Rolleimen ).rM? eligible (, for the Army). -Write Alc?n,'? "Daily Po-t." Swansea. 2064n9-14 "ITT"ANTED, at one, Man, 20-22, as ft Cba-ufteur (not eligible for the Army;. —Apply 4, Waterloo-street. 210r9-9 W ANTED, good Blacksmith, for Smiths » fitter. No person eligible for military service need apply.—E. E. Jvllft*s Gai*ages. 2059n9-9 TIT ANTED, at 01100. a Young Man, or Old » Man, to Sell Coal; most be honest, and live in or out.-Apply to No. 29, Matthew- etreet, Swansea. 230r9-13 W .ANTED, Patteiiimemei-, for Brass iiiid » i Iron Foundry (not eligible ioir the. Ai-m.i-i.-Api,ly, stating watree reftuired, to Foundry, Da-ily PQst," Swansea. 269r9-14 TTTANTED, Bar Shearer and Helpers, for V Tinpiate Works in Monmouthshire. No persons eligible for the Army need apply.— Write Sboarer, "Daily Post," Swansea. 2040D9-9 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. OT1 ANTED, Young Ladj-, as Cashier; also 1 oae b Attendant. good references.— -7ply. between 11 and 12 morning, or after > evcuias, Manager, Uplands Cinema, Swan- sea. 212r9-li vfTANTED, experienced, reliable Man and W-i.e, fo,- Fully-licensed House. De- required.—Send full particulars and -fierences to Management, Daily Post," Swansea. 143r9-lC ANTED, Young Man, as Chauffeur (ab- stainer), for Albion 15 ILP. Commer- cial Caæ; running repairs. No person elig- ,ule lor the Army need Apply.- Apply, with leierences. Warehouse. Daijy Post," Swan- sea. 253r9-13 W ANTED, reliable Driver, for One-ton Commercial Car (not eligible for the .nny; must he able to supply satisfactory -eier, -,nc-es.-Apply, 11 o'clock, Saturday morning, Batcup and Harries, Alexandra- road, Swansea. 106r9-9 Y"OUNG Lady Model i?uuired for a. few -?- Sittings.—3end particulars, age, etc., with photo, to Artist, ".Daily Poet" Oftioe, Swan- sea. 222r9-9 X*0 WEEKLY.—Envelope and Circular Ad- c"?-? drassers required; work home.—Send ? stamped envelope (own writing). Advertising O.. Gt. James'-street, London. 801p9-2l CLERKS, Etc. /CAPABLE Chief Clerk required, to take charge of Office, Eupervise stalf (no. eligible for the Army); knowledge of Motor Trade essential.—Apply, stating full partden- laj-s of past experience, and salary required, to Box 340, Daily Post," Swansea. 2047n9-10 JUNIOR Olerk Wanted.—Apply Be van and Company, House Pumishers, 280, Oxford- street, Swansea. 192r9-18 WANTED, Junior Clerk, for Shipbroker's » Office, with knowledge of Custom House Y.urk preferred.—Apply H, Goldberg and Co., Swansea. 116r9-9 ANTED, respectable Youth, lor Ship- ing Oflioe; one used to Custom House work preferi-ed.-Apply, stating age, and salary required, to Youth," Daily Post" OfiBoo, Swansea. 10Sr9-9 \VT ANTED, inunedia-tely, experienced f Clerk (not eligible for the Army); one with knowledge of Railway Wagon Business preferred; must be good hort,hand Writer and Typist. -Apply, by letter, stating, age an 1 salary required. North Central Wagon Co.. Cardiff. 2057n9-13 AGENTS, TRAVELLERS, Etc. CANV ASSER8 Wanted (Ladies or Gentle- men), for Novelty required everywh. Good income easily made.-Partioulars H. Berkeley, 216. Lozell's-road, Birmingham. 936p9-31 pROVINCIAL Ohauffeurs' and Motormen's Unicn.—Local Secretary and Organiser required for Swansea; would suit an ener- getic Assurance Agent with time to hcpaxe.- Apply Secretary, 10, Glynrhondda-street, I Cardiff. 262r9-9 r r RAVELLER Wanted, to call on Farmers, earn £ 5— £ 14 week.—Write South," 56 Warton-road, Stratford. London. 122r9-10 W ANTED, a Representative, for a good Insurance Book. Leading Company. Weekly salary and oommission. Apply Industry, Daily Post," Swansea. 193r9-8 X4 ^7 ROYAL London" Insurance Society Book for Sale; no debit system; Lfnion terms; cash down or instalments.- Apply Agent, 14, Russell-street, Swansea. 279r9-14 —a GARDENERS. W ANTED, Head Gardener (not eligible for the Army); one with a thorough all- round knowledge, and well used to fruits, etc., grown under -Iass.-Apply, giving full parti- culars as to wages required, etc., to W. H. Edwards, Dyffryn Steel and Tinplate Works, Morriston. 205&n9-l3 TAILORS, TAILOR ESSES, DRESS- MAKERS, Etd. GOOD Tailoresse* and Apprentices Wanted, at. once, for Coats.—Apply 220, Picton- lane, Swansea. 112r9-9 Tar ANTED, experienced all-round Tailors; V T good Improver; at once; constant. Wilson, 67. Waterloo-street. Swansea. 2 £ &r9-14 APPRENTICES AND ASSISTANTS. APPRENTICE Wanted to the EI?nc?  Business; premium ?'e<tuired.—Apply Thomas and Evans. Sahl"brioua:-pla.oe, Swan. !> 2053rt-18 V ANTED, v,rell-e'lucate<l Youth, as Ap YT pMntice.—Apply Bo<?. Chemists. Up- laodF. Swansea. 245r9-15 Y\T ANTED, Young Lad, to learn the buai- T T ness of Hatter, Hosier, Tailoring, etc.; salary to start.—rank and Co.. High-street. 915p9-13 ANTED, Girl, as Apprentice, for Blouses, Overalls, Skirts, etc.; wages paid after six morthy.-Apply, after 6 p.m., 142. Western- street., Swansea- 165r9-13 ~V\T E LL-ED U GATED Youth Wanted, in Architect's Office, 4s Pupil, or other- wise, must be fond of i)rawing.-Apply Architect," Uanfair Buildings, Swansea. 142r9-10 OFFICE BOYS, ERRAND BOYS, Etc. BOy Wanted, to help in Bakehouse and de- JD liver—Apply Waldron. Devon Bakery, Skeity. 173r9-ll RESPECTABLE Boy Wanted; good wages. —Apulv 29, Oxford-street, Swansea. 147r9-10 \TANTED, smart Errand Boy; wages, 12s. V V a week —Theophilus, Goat-street, Swan- sea. 213J-7-13 WV V 7" ANTED, Errajid Boy, just left school.- Apply J. Nott and Son. 2, Carmarthen- road, Swansea. 1151.9-9 TVTY T ANTED, a &ccd Errand Boy.—Apply 'Y County Boot Repairing Co., Humphrey- street, Swansea. 232r9-13 "VV XV T ANTED, a smart Errand Boy; good f f wages paid.—Da vies Bros.. Grocers, 107, Sllio ndda-street, Swansea. 115r9-9 SITUATIONS WANTED. t Young Belgian ?7) desires Situation at A Hotel or Cafe; has slight knowledge of Beige," Daily Post," Swansea. 100n9-9 A DVERTISER (single), aged 30. seeks post as Working Housekeeper, for gentleman or small family; must be comfortable home; Welsh; country preferred. Housekeeper, Daily Post," Swansea. 246r9-13 4 DVERTISER seeks Situation as BuiMer's -A. M?nag?r (general), or Work's Foreman, thoroughly competent in all erections, in- cluding chemical; or wijl quote for any Brickworks, Boiler Selling or Furnace Works. Concreting, etc.—Write E. M„ Daily Post," Swansea.. 2481-9-13 WJ ANTED, post as Governess, morning or Vv daily, fluent French; good Music.— Write "Fluent," "Daily Post," Swansea. 276r9-10 71\ 7"ANTED, by Young Lady, recently at ?t Maokworth, Situation as Relief Bar- maid and Linen-kgeper; good r-fereneez.- Write Box 15, Daffy Post," Swansea. 114r9-9 \V\V r ANTED, by elderly Widow (English), TV Situation as Working Housekeeper with respeotable Working People, in or near Swansea.-W.rite Widow, Daily Post," Svaiif"*a. 190r9-13 WAITED, a Situation as Billiard Marker, experienced and good player. Not elig- ible for the Army.-Apply. stating terms, etc., to W. Lewis. Newsagent, Woodfield- street, Morriston. 2050n9-ll il? ANTED, by respectable Middle-aged V> Woman. D?iiy Employment (used to Hotel work); good writer; could assist with books, gener al business, greengpoeery. tobac- oonust; would make herself generally useful. —Write II. C.. Daily Post," Swansea. Z88r9-14 YOUNG Lady seeks Situatioit in the I- Grocery, has kuowledge of the trad-c.- Write Grocery," Daily Post," Swansea. 275r9-14 HOUSES WANTED. T' 17-ANTED, to Rent, Unfuraished Detached 5 Roomed Cottage, Nearly or iM??. High Peniwtrd, Pwlldu, Three Cliffs, or Oxwicli, near sea.—Rent and full particulai s to "Thomas," Primrose Lodge, Buxted, Sussex. I 270r9-14 I W ANTED, to Purchase, Workman's » Dwelling-liouse, about 5 rooms; good locality; nice condition; moderate price; I fullest particulars.—Write C,,xbh," Daily I'o&t," S.vausea. 170r9-8 A Reward offered for finding Advertiser -LU/ (with no family) small house; rent (inclusive), about 14s. per week; must be in good repair; Uplands preferred.—Write Box 17, Daily Post," Swazwea, 179r9-ll I I OFFICES WANTED. I I TIT ANTED. Suite of Three Roon»-, suituWe ( for Oiiioes, Docks or main thorough- .are,—Write "Moroecc." Da-ily Post," -vanse«. 2036 n 9-8 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. "DOOTM AKEIcfS.—W anted, a tidy Sot o. I JALst-s.-C-eanclacn, Haiod, Swansea.. 159i-9-10 ^pO Drapei-s and Pawnbrokers. Wanted, A 100,000 Uu.<ale«.ble Ladies' Jackets, Bodices, including Brass, Copper, Rubber jTyres; also Tracie Stocks.—Thos. ilortou, Merthyr. 175r9-ll \\T ANTED, Second-hand Inonbator. in good oi-der.-Atate size and price to Box 2.x Daily Post," Swansea. 266r9-14 VST ANTED, small Safe, by Pratner, Chubb. Hobbs, Hart, Ohatwood, or Milner — Particulars to Leto, Daily Post." 'Swansea. j 100259-10 Î \\T ANTED, iitortgage on Ijeaachold Pro- Wpei-ty of ?70. Repayable by Monthly In- sta&mcnts.—Wnt') M?rt?K.g&. Daib- Post, Swansea. 2063r9-13 W ANTED, a C-cwh Register; also a Counter Show Case.-Sttte fnH parti- culars and lowest price to B. J. F.. "Daily I Post. 8w'anæa, 199r9-9 ANTED, a Quantity of Soa?olding WPlankk, and PUtlOg in good condition. -State lowest price to Contractor, New &ho.ols. Pontardulais. 2042n9-9 \7ITANTED, to Buy. pm-a?ely. Hcu?h?d. ? V Fireplace, and other requisites; moder- ate prices for quJck sale.-Wr"i ,e O"h." Daily Post," Swansea. 170r9-8 MISCELLANEOUS. N O Claims are to be paid on the d.-th of I ?? Bridget Buckley, native of C%-mavort. without my signatuie.—Catherine Ahearne, 4, Mills-street. Swanseit. 263rS-14 WOOD Chips and Shavings Tree.-Apply Clias. M. Moxham and Co., Timber Mer- chants, Swansea. 140r9-10 P ALMISTRY and Clairvoyance —(.Consult J- Madame Virgo, late of Cardiff iwid Aber- ystwyth. now 238, High-street., Swansea* two doors from Hotel Cameron. Advice daily, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. 231r9-13 CIONSULT liadame Clara. Eswell, the Emin- ent and Well-known Palmist, Clair- voyant a.nd AstTologist. ilours, 11 to 9. Her Last Week, to lltii September.—At 2, Shef- field-place, Mumbles (opposite Figure 8 Rail- way). 39r9-ll MADAME DRUSILLA., F.B.I.M.S., Palmist- Clairvoyant, American Mystic Read- ings. Advice Daily. Hours: 11 to 9.—Address 49, St. HelenVroad, Swansea. Late Royal Spa, Harrogate. Last Few Weeks. 94r9-9 SWANSEA Motor Schcoi. Beach-street Gar- ? age. Proprietor, H. Watts. Ladies -d Gentlemen efficiently Trained in Driving and Running Repairs. Pupils given the benefit of over twenty years' experience. Tenna mode- rate. Owners requiring Drivers apply Mda- Repairs also promptly executed. 783p9-9 A T STUD.—FI?t-coa.ted Retriever. Beech- Agrove Ebonite," by Sweep of Kenneth." by Oh. Shot over," ex-clam Championship Wir.r,er. B. Ebonite" is a winner of many firsts, and good corker. Davies's Kennel, Di.uvant. Gamekeepers, half fee. 81r9-9 SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICES.. A GENCY, 27, Ca?tteton, Ku mbles. -Wanted. A experienced Cook (Kitohenmaid kept); several good Cook-Generals. Houee-Parlour- maids, good Generale, Swansea,, Mumbles, and away. 26or9-14 MRS. LLEW. HOWELL, 221, Oxford-street, Swansea, over Mr. Marquiss' Wall- paper Shop, requires all kinds of Maids. Crood Rooms to Let. 237r9-13 MJRi*. EVAN8. 146. Rhyddings-terrace, -'L Brynmill, Swansea, requires all kinds of Maids for good places. General requires situation. Ammanford, Cwmgorse, or Neath, £18. 347T9-13 4|~ISS LEWIS, High ola? Ladies' Agenoy. -?'-? 18, Castle-street, Swanwo, requires, Im- mediately, large number of Servants of all kinds for good Private Establishments, ex- cellent wages paid; also for iioardjng-houses, Hydros, Hotels (all parts). glestc. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Gold Curb Bracelet, between town, -LJ Bryn-road, and Sketty.-Finder Re- warded.—4, life Broes-avenue, Sketty. 1629-10 LOST, off Oefa Bryn, Gower, 1 Kerry Bam. -LJ —Will tinder please communicate with P. Edwards, Eynon's Forte, Reynoldston. 207r9-1.3 L OST. scoall Oconeo Brooch, via Rutland- street, Temple-street, and Wauuwen- r,u;i,d. iind.,u- Rewarded—Gwalia House, W a unweii-road. 28lr9-10 IOST, from Kingb!idge Common, 2 Bay Mares, about 15 hands hd?h.—Finder will be suitably Rewarded on giving information to the Gorseinon Police Station. 258r9-' LOST, between Slip and High-street Sta- tion, Lady's Gold Bangle, with Safety Pad look attached.-Finder Rewarded on re- turning same to Central Police Station. 154r9-10 LOibT, September Znd, between top of High- street and Dublin Arms, Bridge-street, a Puree, containing Gold Chain and Cross — Finder Rewarded on returning same to Dublin Arms, Swansea. 166r9-8 MATRIMONY. BAr (WeIgh), refined, lonely, sym- pathetic, country house, independent, sêeks correspondence with Lady. 35—4C, simi- lar tendencies and position.—Write Confi- dence, Daily Post," Swansea. 186r9-ll VIATRIMONY.—Bachelor, aged 35. small iVL means, N-vi-3heg to meet Spinster, or widow, in similar position, with view to mar- riage; strictly confidential.—Write Confident,, Daily Post," Swansea. 97r9-9 EDUCATION. COLLIERY MANAGEKS CERTIFICATES.— Last May's Examinations (Six Centres). 62 Students from this School passed 1st ajM Zrid Class Mine Managers: 15 Students passed Surveyors' Examinations. Why go to Ex- aminations. and fail: Join this School. Write for handbook.—(D.P.), Cambrian Corres- pondence School, Porth, Bhondda. 840p9-26 FIUNCH thoroughly Taught. Commercial, I Conversational, and General Courses. Rapid and practical results. Good accent se- cured in short time.—Beatrice M. Jones, 3, George-street. Swansea. 105r9-9 HIGHEUHY Sohool, Walter-mad.-Re-opeue I after Summer Vacation Monday, Sep- tember 6th. Prospectus on %pplkaUon.- Principal, Mr. E. M. Williams. 139r9-lC MADAME GRAINDOR, 92, King Edward- Ill. road, has now Resumed her Private Le860ns and Classes in French. 134r9-17 p RIVATE Tuition in Languages, Book- -L keeping, Shorthand. Typewriting, Arith. metio, etc. Thorough preparations for ex- aminations and business. Prospectus on application. Oswald Korth. Professor of Languages. 1, Kensington-terrace, Swansea. ilt4d.b.t.c. TEE MISSES BONNETT. 48. Wad-ters-road.- School duties will be Resumed on Thursday, September 16th. 294r9-14 "VTOUNG Frenchman desires to give French A LMaons, aft?r 15th September; price, 38. an hour.—Write R. p. Daily Post," Swansea. 288r9-14 —! l a MISCELLANEOUS SALES. FOR, SALE, Pram, in good condition.—Apply t Mi's. ritt. 176. New-road, Skewen. 125r9-10 FOR SALE. Litter of 12 starong Pigs; 20s. e-uk.-ApOy Pettit, Peniel Green, Lian- samlfet. 2ft55n9-13 F OP. SAIÆ, Coffee Machine, Flour Scale, and Butter Scale.—Apply 6. Harbour- road, Swansea. 264r9-l< F OF. SALE, Webley Automatic Pistx,I, 32 bore, new, f-3. or nearest offer.—Needs, 6, Armine-road, Fforestfach, Swansea. 67r9-8 FOR gALE, a nefi i-Plate Reflex Camera, with Mackonzie Slides and Envelopes, artd all ^ccossorie.i.—Apply 29, Orchard- street, Swaujea. 149r9-lC "LOR SALE, lacrge>-aiae Fish and Chip Range, -T double Pans, piano shape, all latest im- provements, not soiled, cost £ 40, a bargain. —Write H. D., Dally Post," Swansea. 164r9-v F OR SALE, Quantity of Builder's Plant, Timber, etc., lying at, Pontaixlawe Sta- tion. also a. Pox-table Engine and Mortar Mill at C-oll)-L-eii.-Offi,fs fui- one or both lots to be sent by September 11th, to H. Smith, Builder and Contractor, Wolveriey, Kidder- minster. 200r9-13 y f\jm B.S. A. Air Ride, iu perfect condition, a I Sell lai: 20s.—Apply Edwards, c/o Williams, Tailor, College Buildings. Swansea. 150r9-10 f HEN COOPS for Sale.—Apply R Fitz- '3 ?erald. Old Rope, Iron and Metal Mer- chant, Arches and 4, Strand, North Dook, F-wansea. 255r9-13 CiHII- V. and Earthenwaie Cheap, well- asaortel Crates of everyday Selling Lines for Shops. Markets, and Hawking.— Write for free lists: Sheal Pottery Manu- facturers, Locgtoii, Staffs. jat-c. 0 I HORSES, CARRIAGES, TRAPS, Etc. TpOii SALE, Pony. Barrow, and Harness, Buitablo for itawl, -int-Ai?ply J. Hill. Train Terminus, Owrebwrla. 227r9-13 A TWO-WHEEL Cart, for Sa!p, very 'arge -A and deep, carry 15cwt.; ais? a double and one single Set of Harness, suit horse 15 ¡ tn 16 hands, in good condition.—Apply Hil- I lard, House Furnishers, College-street, Swan- sea. 6L 9-8 TjIOR SALE. Rustic Trap, suit. pony 13 hands, £ H; also Raleigh Trap, in good condition, cheap. — Morgan, Birmingham House, Pontardulais. 171 r9-l 1 FOR SALE, a lai'fTi* M?re Doukey, 12 hands high, five years old, quiet to ride and drive, very fast; also Hawking Cart and Harness, to suit same; will Sell lot, or separ- ate. —Apply Cross Keys Hotel, St. Mary- street, Swansea. 155r9-10 IIVING Van, 24ft. by 8ft, 2 compartments, -?? good as new. ?o fan-hcr use to owner; o?? Turn-o?t. C.?,?tnut Pony ?13 hands), GTxxt-rs < an. set Double Rt?mass. and 2 Sets Single Ha-nois.-Applv Mrs. Jenkins, Bunga- low, Old Castile-road, Llanelly. 157r9-10 CtARBlAGE Lamps, Cart, Van, Dray, and Waggon Lamps, fitted witll* Patent Safety Handles, from 4s. 6d. each. Inspect our stock.-Swansea Saddlery Co., High- street Arcade. 145r9-10 HARNESS.—Gig, Cab, Van. Tradesmen's, 1 and, Cart Harness, handsewn on the r remises; Horse Collar Makers. Harness Con- tractors.—Swansea Saddlery Manufacturers, High-street Arcade, Swansea. 145r9-10 DOCS FOR SALE. TTTELSH Terrier Pups for Sale, Pedigree Dog.—Apply R,. Morse, Prospect-place, Sketty, Swansea. 208r9-13 \\f IRE-HAJ.R Pox Terrier Pups, Dog and » Bitch, ohampionship pedigree, for im- ittediaite Sale, cheap: rare opportunity- Apply Vaughan Evans, Newsagent. JIanctly. 2062n9-13 POULTRY, Etc. T'WELVE Beautiful White Leghorns, 4 A Cockerels and 8 Pullets, May, 1915. hatched, ma-ke first-class winter layers, 36s. lot.—W. Davies, 22, Brunswick-street, Swan- sea. 130r9-10 YOU can double your egg supply by using Karswood Complete Poultry Meal (Sus- sex Ground), 3Hb. bags 9d. each, in oonjuno- tion with Karswood Poultry Spice, contain- ing ground insects. Packets, 2d., 6d., ls. I Customers delighted. Parker, Corn Mer- chant, Plymouth-street. Swansea. 1021-9-12 PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET. Mr. Jcmfth Harris's Announcements. TT E AT HFIELD-RO AD. Charming Resi- dence, with every convenience, and in splendid condition, for Sale: Garage at rear, with Loft over; grand view of bay.—Apply Joseph Harris, Auctioneer and Valuer, 1, I George-street, Swansea. Tel., No. 469 Docks. ) 2034n9-8 WILLOWS-PLACE, nea.r Albert Hall.—Ex- ceHent House for Sale, cheap.-Apply I Joseph Harris, Auctioneer and Valuer. 1, George-street, Swansea. Tel., No. 469 Docks. 2034119-8 KING EDWARD-ROAD. Excellent Shop and Dwelling-house for Sale, cheap, near the Crioketer's Hotel.—Apply Joseph Harris, Auctioneer and Valuer, 1, George- street, Swansea. Tel., No. 469 Docks. 2034n9-8 BAY-STREET, St. Thomas.—Two well-built Houses for Sale; a' bargaill; well Let.— Apply Joseph Harris, Auctioneer and Valuer, 1, George-street, Swansea. Tel., No. 459 Docks. 2034n9-8 KILVEY-TERRACE, near Midland Station. K-Six-room-ed House for e, cheap.- Apply Joseph Harris, Auctioneer and Valuer, 1, George-street, Swansea.-Tel., No. 469 Docks. 2034n9-8 CATHERINE-STREET (Brynymor-road end). —Splendid House, with long Garden, for Saie, at a low h.gum-Apply Joseph Harris, Auctioneer and Va-lue-, 1, George-street, Swansea. Tel., No. 469 Docks. 2034n9-8 LAND TO LET OR FOR SALE. I FOR SALE, Freehold Building Sitea, close to Terrace-road and proposed new tram route, 16ft. frontage and large depth, Wlll- cianding excellent view, and eminently suit- able for erection of small houses. Prices from LZO each.—For further particulars apply Edward Harris, Solicitor, 5, lisher-atreet, Swansaa. 2334 f ■■ ii .1 i BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. IpOR RALE, Lock-up Fish Supper Bar, best position in Morriston, well fitted.-Apply Ben Evans, Murton House, Harris-street. I$8r9-ll LADY has for Disposal First-cla-ss Servants' Registry Office; good going concern; splendid connection; moderate to immediate purchaser. —27, Gastleton, Mumble 26MK TO LET-BUSINESS PREMISES. rpo LET, House and Shop, in Robert-street, A- Manselton.—Ap^ply J and F. Weaver, Builders, Manselton. 156r9-lo TO LET, large lock-up Shop, in Dillwyn- ?- ?tr?ct, SW!W1æa. suitable for Working Taiaor, Greengrocer, ete.-Writ.,E) Lock," Daily Post," Swansea. !d59r9-14 TO LET, at Landore, Commodious House -L and Double-front Shop, situate in best position on main road. near several large work?.; excellent opportunity for a,ny busi- ness; low rental to suitable toenant.-Write Box 615, Daily Post," Swansea. 189r9-U HOTELS FOR SALE. F OR SALE. Commercial Hotel, at very rea- sonable price; last tenant 25 years; I mutable for anyone returning from the .eas; double frontage, driving way through centre, Bar one side. Dining the other; several bed- rooms, and very large room OIl second floor; stables and back premioof;Full particulars, Thomas, Albion- .-quare, Chepstow. 272r9-14 ■ FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR 8AI,E. 5 good Houses, in lorwerth- JL street, Manselton; will sell separate if i-ecluired.-Apply Alvecote, 17, Finsbury-ter- race, Swansea. 185r9-ll FOR SALE, a, Semi-Detaolied 6-Rooined Cot- tese, in West Cross-lane, Mumbles; every convenience; moderate price.—Write Box A50. Daily Post," Swansea. 104r9-9 FOE SALE. Leasehold House, in Oak wood- ivad, Brynmill, Swansea, contaimng 6 rooms and scullery, bath (hot aiil co ld)., situated close to Brynmill Park, and few minutes from tram terminus; pleasant posi- tioit.-Apply David M. Thomas, Estate Agent, Rutland-street, Swansea. 191r9-ll MOMBLES. For Sale, Semi-detached  Modern House. 7, Broadway, Mumbles? 3 reception, 5 bedrooms.—Apply L. G. D>J^r as above. 20A-S 7-ROOMED, newly,built, House, best ?rt Uplands, for Sale; 4 bedrooms; nicely decorated. -Apply 3, Pantygwydr-road, Up. lands. 255r9-13 —■ HOUSES TO LET. IjlURNISHED Howe U> let, in Walter-road, in return for services to a lady.—Write Box 84. Daily Pest," Swansea. 240r9-9 HOUSE to Let, m Hawthorne-avenue; ?U Hconveiiienew; rent, ?27. a.nd rates.— Apply "Howtihoame," "Daily Post," Swan- sea. 22Gr9-9 HOUSE to Let, in Wood ville-ioad, Ilum- L bles; rent, 8s. weekly.-Apply, with rent book, to Trevor E. Williams, Auctioneer, 17. St. Mary-street, Swansea. Tel., Dook." j4. 2035n9-S TO LET, 6-Roomed House, immediately.-  Apply Coliseum H*Wl, 8wanqea. 2037n8-3 r1 jTO LET, ?, WcodJands-terrace, Swansea.- ? -L Api?ly R. Gama?. "The Poplars," Kil- lay, Glaia. 157r9-10 rpo LET, £ 3, St. Helen's-road, Swansea — i Apply J. Moy Evaas, Solicitor, 15, Ade- laide-streei, Swansea. 286r-9-14 rpO ?ET. comfortably Funu?bed ;otise, T Walter-road: 5 reception, 5 bedrooms, usual offices; moderate reut; long period.— Box 40, Daily Post," Swansea. 190r9-18 rX po LET. House, 11. Mirador-crewcent, Up- -L lands; 9 rooms a.nd bathroom; gas ti.o,igbc,i.it.-Apply, any evening ater j p.m., ,it No. 12, Monterey-street, Manselton, Swan- sea. 92r9-9 rpo LET. Ael-y-bryn and "llryntiriQn," J Gower-ro<ad, Sketty, situated two min- walk Jrom. tram terminus; immediate po^se-wion. — Apply 10, Brynmill-a venue, Swansea. 343r6-43 rX po LET. at Morriston, Well furnished, com- -L modioli0 Six-roomed House (detached), with scullery, bathroom, and all conveni- ences, small garden; reasonable Tent to ap- proved responsible teAeAt.-Vrile T- E., Daily Post," Swansea. HOUSES TO LET OR FOR SALE. B:¡:<'o: I B j8hd, Semi-detached House, hct posi- tion. hr.? v'ie?, and facing South; dining, drawing. smoking, and breakfast rooms, cloakroom and lavatory, five bedrooms, ex- cellent. bathroom, and linen airing room, electrio light, electric belln and telephones to all parts of the house; front and back gar- dens, ooacih-bouse and stable. The house is in a perfect state throughout, the owner hav- ing recently spent a very large .sum of money on it.—Write C. F., Daily Post," Swansea. 271r9-14 TOP-WAY Cottage, Bishop scon, to be Let, or Sold; six rooms, good garden; possession 29th September.—Apply B-ynon, 1. owmfion- kin Drive, Uplands, Swansea. 152r9-17 f I- 10 LET, or for Sale, House in Eaton-ores- oent; 2 reception, 5 bedrooms, batli (hot and cold), kitchen, scullery, etc.—Astley Sc-.TOiel, F.A.I., King's Chambers, Swansea. 2054119-H WORKROOMS, EIC., TO LET. WORKROOMS, Etc., TO LET. I TH::R¡:=:, to Le06. for Woi?luwms, -,t, 15, Nelson-street; rent, 5s—Apply South Wales Laundry, Francis- street, Swansea. 224r9-9 STORES, Etc., TO LET. I j T AJRGE, Dry, Lock-up Storeroom to Let, ■" with Stable and Coach-house (or Ga.rage or additional Stores), back of Walter-road, immediate j.oesession.—Apply, between 12.3C and 2.30, or after 5 p.m., at 49, Wafter-roaxi, Swansea. 280r9-14 ■ CARACES, Etc., TO LET. I To ILETy a Stable, can be used as Garage, at the back of 27, Pa-o-street.-Apply, after 6 o'oiook. at 81, Mansel-atreet. 285r9-14 TO IÆT, near the bottom of High-street, A Swansea, fine Carage Premjes;' front- age, 46ft.; depth, 39ft.—Apply T. W. James, I Solicitor, 24, Goat-street. Swansea. 58r9-8 APARTMENTS TO LET. I T>OARD Residence, or Apartments.—25, Sketty-road. Uplands, Swansea. 144r9-10 c OMFORTABI,F .Furnished Apartments; I every convenience; good cooking and attendance.-—145, Bryn-road. 194r9-13 CCOMFORTABLE Furnished Apartments Vacant, every convenience, very central, suit Lady or Gentleman (Scholastic, or I otherwise); terms moderate. Apply 107. Walters-road, Swansea. 95r9-9 TTIGH-CIJLSS Well-furnished Apartments to Let, every modern convenience, near ¡ mrs.-Write Uplands, Daily Post," Swan- sea. 88r9-9 A,t LIMPIjM-rilo Let, two Furnished Rooms, near Oystermouth Station; terms mode- rate.—Write S. T., Daily Post," Swansea. 206r9-13 MUMBLES.—To Let, to respectable Couple I (without children), part of 8-room House, snug Cottage. 2 bedrooms, parlour (unfurn- ished), use of kittihen, soullery, etc., and of large fruit and kitchen garden; main road, 3 minutes from Oystermouth; low terms in return for slight ..servioe.Write "Marin Road," Daily Post," Swansea. 273r9-14 T JIBBE, Unfurnished Rooms to Let, in Catheriue-street.-Apply 55, Catiherine- street. 180r9-ll TO LET, two comfortable Furnished Rooms. -Apply 4, Garlton-terra-ce, Swansea, 216r9-13 TO LET. S Fnrniohed or Unfurnished Rooms; no ohildren.-Apply 59, West- bury-street, Swansea. 2C2r?-13 TO LET, Furnished Apartments, or com- fortable Lodgings.—131, Port Tennant- road, St. Thomas, Swansea. S7r9-9 To LET, 2 Unfurnished Rooms, suit a young married couple.—Apply No. 12, Alice- street, Cwiodn, Cwmbwrla. 96r9-9 T 0 LET, Furnished, Part of a House; bath- -? room. etc.; central poeiticn.—Apply Box 726, Daily Post," Swansea. 101r9-9 TO LET, Uufumished Room, with use of ? gas stoi? oven and grate; back en- tranoe.—Applj- 55, King Edward-road, Swan- sea. lZ6r9-10 TO LET, 2 Unfurnished Rooms, very coit- I venient, suitable for young married I couple.—Aipply, first instance, 6, Trafalgar- place, BrynmSU. 198r9-13 rX po LET, near Albert Hall, comfortaMe ? Apartmemtt; blút friends in business; moderate terms, Wrifeft Carlton, Daily Poet," Swansea. 2411'9,13 rX po LET, Froat Bedroom, Middle Kitchen JL (oven grate). use of scullry; vory con- venaent: no children, or Indf:erk'48, Pan t, street, St. Thoxoat. 301r9-14 FI"O LET, 2 Pmaid shed Rooms, with use of bathroom and scullery, without attend- ance, BrynmiiL Write Rooms. Daily Post. Office, S. 257r9-13 TO LET, in 8& Alban's-road, comfortable Sitting-room and one or two Bedrooms, suit young lady teacher, or friends in busi- ness; moderate term-i.-Write Homelike, Daily Post," Swansea. 2045n9-10 ?T 0 LET, superior Furnished Apartments; front sitttiig-room, one or two bed- rooms, with every convenience, use of bath- room; good cooking; no ehildren.-Apply Myrtle House, 53, Man sel-terrace, Swansea. 117r9-9 TWO Unfurnished Booma to Ixt, with use of bathroom and scullery; t leaoant situation.-Apply 31, Glanmor-cresc-tat, Up- lards, Swansea. 38r9-8 TWO Furnished Rooms to Let, one front A sitting-room and back bedroom, or com- bined rooms, suitable for two, off Walter- roa,d.-9, Burman-street, Swansea. 55rS-€ TTNFURNISHED.—To Let, 2 or 3 Rooms, in uBrvnmill, also one room.—Apply, in first- instanoe, to Edwards, Newsagent, Bern- ard-street, Swansea. 2061n9-13 D, immediately, respectable Per. son, to give slight att-endance in return for Rooms, top part, of Walter-road.—Write Box 9, Daily Poet," Swansea. 53r9-8 APARTMENTS WANTED. W▼ V f ANTED, largo Unfurnished Boom, near 'Y Market. Write fall particulars to Room, Daily Post," Swansea. 221r9-9 TVT ANTED, in respectable neighbourhood, 3 Unfurnished Rooms, for two I/adies; no attendance; no children.—Write G. W. R., J)a.ily Post" Oflioe, Swansea. 1741"9-11 W ANTED, oomfortable Sitting-room and Bedroom, by married couple, with use of-iscull,ory, etc.; clean and raoderil.-Write Box A50, Daily Post," Swansea. 197r9-9 WANTED, two or three Unfurnished f\' Boome, oonple, one child, Ha.fod dis- trict, or near station.—Write Bowles, 133, Norfolk-street, Mount Pleasant, Swansea. 244r9-13 Wr ANTED, Well-furnished, fairly large Bedroom, or Bed-Sitting-room, for two young business gentlemen; must be mode- rate, and very near College-street, Swansea. —Write Box 29, "Daily Post," Swansea. 277r9-14 YOUNG Frenchman desires Board-Lodgings jL with good family; home comforts; terms mcdemte.-Wr.ite full particulars to M. A., "Daily Post," Swansea. 69r9-8 YOUNG Lady Wants two nice Rooms, Fur- nished or Unfurnished, in good locality; convenient; good view; attendance.—State lowest terras to A. D., Daily Post," Swan- sea. 229rS-S HOLIDAY RESORTS. R HYI,-&lwa,ya Bright and Sunny. No Re- L strictions. Pavilion and other enter- tainments running. Guide and Apartment List, id.-I)ept. S. P.. Town Hall Chambers, Rhyl. 414p9-U 1- MOTOR-CARS, CYCLES, Etc. T P,AVF,I,LER.- -Experienced Driver Wants Ford Car on Hire for Two Weeks.- Evans, 11, St. Helen's-cresccnt, Swansea. 120r9-10 tpOR SALE, Lady's Bicycle, good order, 25s., ?- new tub, good iyifs.—92. Kilvey-road, St. Thomas. 60r9-b L'OR SALE, Ford Car, 2-seater, 1915 Mot'el, all accessories, owner going abroad, purchased April. run 700 miles. zLI10, or ottei-s.-Writ,e Box 28. Daily Post," Swansea.. 185r9-il immediate Sale, 20 H.P. Stoddard- Dayt:>n W, r. 5-seater, as new, expens- ively fitted, expert exemijlatioll. Write Dayton, Daily Post" Office, Swansea. 201r9-10 X Ti^OR SALE, 30 H.P. Beeston-Humber Limo- .I' ueine. 6-seat. Bedford oord Upholstery, dark-green body, in excellent condition, dual-ignition, Stepney spare wheel, horn, 5 lamps, shock absorbers, speedometer, etc.— Apply W. J. Rees. Laurels, Swansea. 187r9-ll T .UŒS' Motor Cycle, with Side-car, in thoroughly good condition, for Sale; reasonable price.—Robinson, Photo Supplies. Ltd., Temple-street, Sv»an9ea. 182r9-ll  MOTOR CARS, CYCLES, t I N APlI-m, L-¡,¿aulette. 5-:ater. 18-22 H.P., ? 4-cylinder, lamps, and speedometer, complete, excellent oondition (good Taxi): take 2-Seater part exchange; also few new Elect rio find Mechanical Horns, cheap.- Appiv 8, M.orpll.re't, Hafad, Swansea. 49rS-3 A H.P. Triumph, 3-speed, late 191?. and Side. "? c?r, numerous spa:'e. new condition, ,ma, and Co., 40, Stepney-street, Llanelly. ZB9r9-1. 1 AEIKL .).!¡ 1I P" 3-spted. oounter- i-t?J- ''i2 ??i. dnve, kick stal.t all aooes'l scries.—Apply, nrst instance, to Thomas and Evans, 5, SalubrMUS-p'acf. Swansea. 2039n9-6 OJL H.P. Premier Motor Cycle, Magneto, B. I  ? and B. adjustable pulley, lamp. horn, locls, and spare pa?te; done about 5,000 miles; 121; a bargain.-Parson's, Furniture St?r&a, Church-street, Swansea. 138r9-lC 1914 4 H.P. Motor Cycle. 3-speed, free 1 9 14 engine, everything in new condition, complete with accessories, will take Side-car anywhere. £ 37; oall and wee it; rare bargain. -9, St. Heljen's-crescent, opposite Victoria Park. 2231-9-13 1Q1?- ???B?B. 3-4 H.P.. 5-speed Sturmey 4Are?'?iei-, foot clutch, Lucas lamps, horn, new belt, tyres, overhauled thoroughly this week, and Hercules Side-car, coach-built; any trial; oost £76; lowest spot cash, 40 Guineas.—George, General Trading Stores, I'or.tardulais. 124r9-10  A; G. P ANHARD Cabs for Sale.- ? Owing to pressure of Government Work and Shortage of Licensed Cab-drivers, some of the well-known W. and G. Pan hard Taxi-cabs, until recently running in London, are now being offered for Sale. All 15 H.P. 4-Cylinder. Low prices for immediate cash ptirchasers.-Apply W. and G. du Oros, Ltd., Acton Vale, London, W EVERY Cyclist should send for my list of "Captain" Cycles and Accessories. My prices save you pounds.* Roadster or Racing Models from 77s. 6d. Special Tyres with guarantee for 13 months, 5s. wired, 5s. 4d. beaded. Best value in the trade. Workman- ship fully guaranteed, and every order de- spatched promptly. Send post-card to-day to II. Fitzgerald (Dept. 84). Burnley. 273b-t.c. Ivor L. Roberts' (Oxford-street) Announcements. LIGHT CAES.—Early Delivery of the re nowned Perry, Eniield, Humberctte Models; prices from £120 complete. Please send me your inquiry, which shall receive mv personal attention. 1431-9-10 MOTOR CYCLES.—Sole Agent for B.S.A., Enfield, Douglas, A.J .M.. Calthovpe, Humber, Morgan, Runabouts, etc. Book early to avori.d delay in delivery. Deierred terms arranged. Send your inquiries. I43r9-lu YCLE'S.—Sole Agent for the B.S.A.. Royal V Enfield, Robin Hood, Humber, etc. Prices from £ 3 19s. 6d. to £ 13 13s. Easy pay- ments arranged. Send for list. 143r9,10 TTINFIELD Light Car in Stock, immediate X-i (leliven. four-cylinder, five det"chai>ie wheels, sp-e tyre, dynamo lighting set, five lamps, hood and screen complete. ±19&. De- monstration runs free. 1^r9"10 DELIVERY this We?k.—Sportins Mode:; J? Morgan Runabout: also B.S.A. 4? H.P. 3-?Md Model Enneld. 2-stroke, 2-speed, and Fr'?eld 6 H P. Side-car Combination. Wire ol- write to W,Ire-'Phone No. .Ili (lent. or write to secure. 'Phone No. Six Cent.  l.i'°RD'S Actually in Stock. Wire or 'Phone A to secure Fivo-seater, Two-seater, and Delivery Van. Terms arranged. 143ry-iv. FURNITURE. Hill's Announcements. I FURNITURE! Furniture! Furniture!—Buy Æ before the rise, which is bound to oome. Just for a few weeks. Gill's, Central Buildings, Gower-street, Swansea, are offer- ing the whole of their Stock at their ola well-known prioes, which are far below t1,. usual trade prices. 'We will store any at the present prices until required free oi charge. All goods delivered free. The tol- lowing are a few of our Special Lii.es:- ¡ Strong Kitchen Couches at 16s. 6d.; Full-size e .11 Kitchen Dressers from 35s.; i? uil-size nea- steads from 14s. 6d. Dining-room Siute, from 31 guineas; Bedroom Suites from 44 guineas; Sideboards. Fenders. Fire Brasses, Saddle Bag Suites in endless variety at yoiu own prices. We have a few Special Lines in Solid Oak Bookcases, 4ft., at £3 lbs., which we cannot repeat. Intending pur- chasers should not delay, but call at once to the Cheapest House in the Trade -Hill's, Complete Houo Furnishers, Central Build- indo Goat-street, Swansea; also at Cardiff^ i Aberdnre. 'i.nd Barry Dock.. 2Mr9-u TRADE SPECIALITIES. T~^CONOMISE, by making the best of what -E? you possess. That Down Quilt will look equal to new after being Re-covered at Hat I Held's, 14. St. Helen's-road. Prices, from 93 6d. 891p9-14 J"I8H and Chip Ranges, of all descriptions, ( tor Sale. We Fit up Saloons complete. Wa a1 so Sell Potatoes, Cotton S-eed Oil, and, in fad. everything a Fish-fryer requires, Write" us at once.-Eme.nue.l Thomas rni- versal Provider, Alexa.ndra-road, Swansea. 233 r9-t'j FOR Quality and Value, go to Sidney Pal- mor. Good Stock of Wedding Cakes al- ways kept in stock. Parties catered for at tho shortest notice. Estimates free. Cen. Tel.. 140. Oxford,street, Swansea. 56r9-8 F LAGS, to Weloome thl Soldier or Sailor on his Home Visit. All'es' Flags, id. to 20b. each.—E. Hatfield, The Furniaiiir- Draper. 14. St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 'Phone, 650 Central.. 891p9-14 = H. Freedman and Son's Announcements. nn CARAT Gold Wedding Rings, any 5ie, ?? weight, and shape, at Half uaual Prices, 103. to 50s. Old Gold Jewellery Bought or Exchanged.—Freedom. CtoUege^ street 236r9-13 r»Q 10S.—Double-barrel Breech-lo?ad'i?ng -C3 Gun, fine steel, nitr&proot barrels, by Ward Birmingham. Modern Guns taken in Exohange.-Freedman, College-street, Swan- sea. 23 -1 r* r-' IOS.-Silver-pivted Tea and Coffee Ser- ?0 vice, handsome design, suitable for presentation. originally cost £10 lfls.-Free(i- man College-street, Swansea. 236r9-13 £ rr 5S.—Solid Gold Albert, hall-marked ? < every Link; very massive Double Albert. !01d Alberts taken in Exchange.—Freedman, College-street, Swansea. 236r9-13 j. Millard's Announcements. rt 10S. for a Feather Bed, bolster and 2 pillows, 561 bs. weight, and good Linen Ticks. Feathers from 8W. per lb. Extra strong 4-ply Wire Mattresses, fuU size, for 17s. 6d.—Note address: Hiliard, College- street, Swansea. 611'9-8 JHILLARD, College-street, for Purified ? Bedding. A Bed, Bolster, and 2 Pil- ) lows, filled with 55ibs. White Millpuff, for I' 16s. 6d. Millpuff from 3d. per lb..lilr9.8 F. Rowe and Co.'s Announcements. R E-COVERING a Speciality.-We will Re- Lv tover your old Umbrella and make it equal to new. Prices to suit everyone.—F. Rowe a.nd Co., 7. Portland-street, Swansea. d.b.-t.o. SPECIAL Large Size Umbrellas for the trap or country use. Umbrellas for rough wear, eto. A large Eelection of Boys' and Girls' Umbrellas. Walking Stacks. Moi'ntad and Ferruled. F. e and Co.. 7, Portland-street. Swansea. d.b.-t.c. X PRESENTATION Umbrellas and Walking Stioks, Silver or Gold Mountings. Thousands to select from for Ladies and I Gentlemen, direct from the manufacturers. See our eleeial ranges. We defy competition. We sell at first cost. F. Rowe and Co., 7, Portland-street. Swansea. d.b.-t.o. T.^ ROWE and Co., The Ucibr?Ua. Special- l. iata 7. Portland-street ?opposite the Middle Market Gate), hold the largest and most up-to-date Stock of Umbrellas and Walking Sticks in Swansea. d.b.-t.o. '=-=-' i MUSICAL. I CADEM? of MU8ÏO, 100. Walter-road. A Swansea.—Miss Florence L. Fricker, Mus. Ba?., A.' ? !Tolder of the Certificate of Merit and Fivo Medals of the Royal Academy of Music), and Miss Minnie M. Fricker. A.R.C.M., L.R.A.M., resume Ijessons Thursday, September 16th. Piano, Harp, Violin. Singing. Harmony, eto. Numerous successes:—L.R.A.M A.R.C.M.. J and all grades of the Associated Board of R.A.M. and R.C.M. 78r9-9 LOUIS IT. TORR. F.R.C.O., L.R.A.M., L.T.C.L., Resumes Tjessous September I6th. Preparation for all Muei<'? Examina- j tkms. 200 Sucowees. — 119, Wa.It?r?-road, ?Swa-nae? otq^a — » 1 ,yv SALES BY AUOTION. SEN N Y BRIDGE Closs to Bovynoek Railway Station.). •c,,m SHEEP. 47 CATTLE, 3 CART MARES. I ll o Aiwmal ale of FOREST LODGE DRAFT STOCK die property ot Sir. W. S. Miller, will ba held at SENNYBRIDGE. on ON MONDAY, 20th SEPTEMBER, 1915. bHELP.—20 Pure-bred 8hropshire, Rye. knid and Kerry Ranis; 60 excellent Cheviot nnd Cross Cheviot and Cardie Rams; 60 excellent. Cheviot and Cross Cheviot and Cat-dip Rams; 1,000 strong Store Ewesl (bliropshire, Ryelaud, Kerry, Cheviot and t.'russ Cheviot wad Welsh; about 400 of these are 1. 2 and 3 year old Ewes, raddled Oil head) 100 2 year old Wethers, and 500 three year old ditto: 300 Ewe Lambs (Kerry, Cross Kerry, Cheviot and Cros3 Cheviot) 300 Wether Lambs ditto. CATTLE. 50 Grand Dairy Heifer (Shorthorn. Cross Jersey and Ayrshire), most of which are to ealve from August it* Xmas. 1915; 2 Hereford Cows and Calves; one 2 year old well-bred Hereford Bull; 14 good Barren Shorthorn Heifers, mostly fat. HOR,SES.-Grart,d Shire Mare (Bounce), 9 years old, a perfect worker and believed to be sound Black Mare, 11 years, an ex- cellent worker; one most promising 2 year old Cart Mare, an excellent worker. Three Months' Credit on Approved Se- curity for sums over LIO. Discount at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum. Liuidh at 11. Sale at 12.30, 'beginning with Rams. Brakes will leave Llandovery Station all 1.0 a.m. to 10.30. and return after the Sale. For lilIO convenience of purchasers fro Monm?uth and Glamorgan, a, tram will leave Se tiny bridge for Brecon in the after- noon to meet the 5.10 p.m. Brecon and Merthyr Tra in. Forest Lodge, Brecon. 4th Sept., 1915. 357 r "———— r I "■ i » SHIPPING. A M E R I C A N LINE, Carrying 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Class Passengers. LIVERPOOL TO NEWíL YORK by U.S. ALtil Steamers every fat. urday. Sailing under the American Flag. Moderate Prices. Best Accommodation. Apply to American Line, Liverpool,, Lon- don, Southampton, or to Local Agents. -J MONEY. CASH ADVANCED PRIVATELY, I From £ 10 to £ 5,000, To Tradesmen, Professional Gentlemen. I Farmers, and Respectable Householders, WITHOUT SECURITY or SURETIES. A Written Promise to Repay is all W8 require. No Fees or Fines. Strictest I Privaoy Guaranteed. Repayments to Suit the Convenience of Borrowers. Terms mutually agreed upon before business t completed. DISTANCE NO OBJECT. Loans iron a per cent, oan be arranged lot I persons entitled to money, investments, or I property under JVi lis or Settlcuents Such advances may remain unpaid tor any nuuk" ber of years. I CHARLES STEVENS, LTD- HAYES BUILDINGS. CARDIFF. Tel.. N ( 467. 882t