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J "LEADER" CLASSIFIED | ADVERTISEMENTS. SCALE OF CHARGES. i' L* WORDSänd under-3 INSERTIONS —ONE SHILLING. I RIVATE NOTICES. tbree Insertions-One shilling far 20 | Words, and. 3d. extra for every 5 words ttiore, ) 18T ANO FOUND. t f Insertions-One shilling and six- ► Pence for 29 words, and 4d. extra for every five wo..ds more. [ LFITHS, MARRIACES, DEATHS, IN MEMORIAM, AND SYMPATHY NOTICES. One Insertion—TWO shillings for 21 words, and it), extra for every 5 words more. 'his scale does not apply to AdwartiM- ?? from Corperats or Public Bodies, 14?kruptcy er Liquidation NotiCM, Sales .Let by Tender. ¡ ?D OFnCE- LEADER BUILDINGS, SWANSEA. TELEPHONES: 1234 Central (Eleven Lines). telegrams: "Leader, Swansea." ^NDON OFFICE- 151. FLEET-STREET, E.C. Telephone: 2276 Central. ILLANELLY OFf:ICF- LONDON BUILDINGS, THOMAS-ST. Telephone: No. 174. ^ATH OFFICE- ALFRED-STREET. W Telephone: No. 250. .?"'?-tM.?.tf.?L.??JJ.?.u.? \?? OST AND FOUND. YED from Mountain Colliery Field, Gvr.inon, Hackney, Bn? bay ool»UR. h? wMte and one black fetlocks, 6tar on K^ :Informe.LiU to W. ADt?-ony, Z^PYBORA. Form. Gorseinon. T.C. .£ PROFESSIONAL. fit ASS:G£ and Electricity jnclUdin High 1ft Frequency, Radiant Eeat. Electric Nin- ?? Pine, and other MeJjcated Baths, LLTEN by Nurse Evans, :at la, Ffynone-street. çnBea. 81A6-12 NOTICES.  ?'0 Visitors.—Way'a (o?x?ite Hospital) for B Toys, Purees, Bag's, Bats, Rubber 'Us, Skieycles, Dolls. Teddy Beare, iadiew tn.a;for, Blouses, Gloves, FANCY Goods, etc. 9ZA&-1 |MAI>AJIE D&USILLA., F.B.Mi> the C)elc- B brated Palmist, Clairvoyant, Crystal ¡i"tJQ.cl{,r; American Mystic Readings; hours to 9-—Address: 49. St. HERN'S-road, SWan- (Late of The Royal Spa, Harrograte). i 9DA6-3 Lee, ni" of the Ori,-irial I Gipsy Lee, of Brighton, will oontinue Arg, y, c-,5treeL, uni.il further notice, and II n the Sands AS sta.ted. 91A6-5 ISRIUIIS lo tne Show.-Ct..Il at A. and G. TAYLOR'S Studio, 12, St. H?n'?-road. on ??!' way to the Showground. Your Photo !}zn &. 6cl per doz., satisfaction guanw-¡ ??'_??; Wemh Costume kept on premises, no charge. See V7 in dews. 69A6-1 WINNL"\G Solutions ("Bullets," etc; 2 for 6d.; many successes, including "Tit-Bite," premiers in "Ideas," etc. .tlllci¡>wl late ASSISTANT to celebrated oolu- tlo-i-t. Ten p.c. on winto; over LI.-App,y ilutu-IL Help Committee, Astwood Caerleon-roed. NEW port. Mon. TRADE SiPECtAL!T!E<L :SOA,ST-OFF Clothing and Furniture of r(}ST -OFFéIthing ü,Ud F'llrniture of every description bought to any t!?,?ount for cash; postcards receive prompt! ''?tention; best prices given.—Note Address: t?Uck. 15 and 16. Prince of Wales-road, ?waa- V^. To Buyers; A Large Selection of Goods choose from. 93A6-,5 ^il £ RATTLER, Double-Bell Alarm, 2s. 6d.; &iugi» Loud BeU, 2B.-vomopa,re price at" R^HARJE, Watchmaker, opposite High-street '?tion. Beeb Shop for Watch Repairs, '?Qry Deiveh at y Cymry. 91-?6? ?OOT DEALERS.-Buy your Want Sizes JJ. at LLOYD'S Wholeaale Warehouse, ^AUSEA. Cell, 'phone or write. New Lines on Show. T.C. M. MORRIS, 19, Union-street, Swansea. Q Tailor, etc., for Value and Fit. MOLYNLUI, ;t-d., Merchants, 120, High-street, Swansea. CHEAPEST *J. F°nse in Town for Fish of all Varieties, I WIPIOlcoa4e and Retail. Trial Solicited. T O. myrddin Davies's Announcements. J^U-SSLM TRUCJSES! TRUSSES in all sizes. i doubl4 or single.—My rdiftn Davies, ?-P.S,, 2?, High-atree't. Swansea tbottom of -street). T.O. IP 'Stockingo,4c. 5dpair, M. extra ??" pos:&?<&; Anklets, Is. 10,d. each; Knee h'?pe, ?a. 6d. per pair; Legging6, 2a., all ??s; b ,if?? make.—Myrddin D&viea. M.P .8., \Chemi&t, 2?8, Righ?treet,, SWANSEA (BOTTOM of ??h-?t.reet'. T.C. ?YRDni??ndiges?Mn&tidLiver Mix- tare, an Excellent Preparation for Heartburn, Paine in the Pit of \Q &,omooh Vomiting, Fla^lency, Qas- tiá. etc.; pr bottle. 1m ? 2,'3.—MyrddiD ii"p.s.. Chemist, 233. Hi?h-atreot. ^ANAEA (bottom of Hih-et.reet). T.C. j?R. NOBLE'S ac?be &nd Kidney Pills, H, Specially recommended for Kidney ■ROUBLES, Backache, Congestion of, the Kid- ls. Inflammation of the Bladder. Gravel, tte, Per box, la. AND 2s. 6d.~Myrddin Lavies, M.P.S., Chemist. 238, High-etreet, ^ANAEA (bottom cf High-street). T.C. JV/RI HDD!X 'FC< Liver GRANULES, A most effec- live little Pill for Torpid Liver, ?9Q?s&. Dizziness, Re?da?he. Constipation. kl-d in bole8. Ss. anil ?d.-Myrddin .-a.vie? M.P .8., Chelst, ZW, Hlgh.rnet, n8eai(bottoDl of High-etreet!. T.O 149.,Awerican Corn Plaster is undoubt- the moot effective Corn PlaEoter ^3<iiuf4ctured. Try it at once, then JUDGE; no harassing corns; no pain or K ^PING; easy to PUP o; readily cares; |W., BY POST Bid. Myrddin Daviea, M.P.S., High-str-eet, Swansea, (bottom of High- t). T.O. JYTLW. JAR VIS AND Son beg to inform their numerous Cua«>mers, tliat owing to the ictoria. Park being Claced for Eight Days, preventing GUIIIOOICRA ooming to the 1 entrance, the beet way will be by I L,.ra ill Car TO lYancie-street, and they e this opportunity of thanking the :1.. ?^ ^>ITANTS of Swajt?M, for pa?, favoum TeL ? gCA?2 Eyœ, Crutches, DE- formity Boots, Steel-L«ee Eesifit ?"?Mea. Flat Foot Suppo, etc. "ady J ?'andante. Bette..Belt-Coreeta, Trassee. etc. I Pearce, 23, Charleo-stieet, CAI^DIA1. ??S2. T.O. C -FAGE '?OK About H ajtd?o? to USE' them; free; send at once.-TRlM- J,,& The Herbal., 144. Richmond-road, ?diB'. Estabhshed 1879. T.O. .iij Ap¡nJÓ, MJLR?,, S? Hie??reet. i" &waLSOO" THO W&A Succe??ul of t-? Herb?lisba for NerrouB Debility, LiOn. &vm a, Piles, and Bad Le?s. 90AM DRAWINGS, ETC. .?B? GeDinudd Prize Drawing 'in?ajd of .J ?0! Morgan, has beon Postponed till ???,? 4th. Will Bookholders kindly note, V* Retorm Duplicates and Moneys on or e Tune 27th.—Win. J. Evans and T. T. Joint Seas. 06-2 OULLYRY, IDOGS LIVE STOCK, &s Ducklings^ FE. doz., Pure 1 Waute Ayiesbur7, from P&Ivmft Hlb. to 6;' CSIIEKS, 63. doz., all pare, typ?cat i?t??._?_ yo?e: WANTED, Fowls, Ba-ntame &nd -?s.—XeilI. awa.naea. Market, Saturday. a æ YJ^OKS, FLM, croes, exceileot laying OL?Uin, 58. 6d. d- E, 2G. doz.; Duck fc-tt Johm. fi)e*es» Pit, OMs. JQA6.Z DOMESTIC SERVANTS WANTED. W. a G«?i>sral, at oiwe; em-a'l j lurxily • c<vmlorta.blo home.—Apply imomiegs. E-Tems, 33, Terrace road, Swansea. 91A6 3 ~J~ANTED, a good Geiw.ral Servant at onDa; g.ood home; good wegee. given.— Apply Mermaid Inn, Port Tennant, Swansea. 89A6.1 COOK-GENERALS. WANTED, immediately, for Pesabroke- sttii-e, good Cook-GeneraJ; family of two; good wages for thoroughly reJieuble person.—Apply Glen," Leader Office, 4win- 8<M. 91A6? "V^rANTEiD, immediai.edy, good Oook- | General.—Apply lira. Wilfrid Thomas, St. Austell, ILumiblee. m&-i ERRAND BOYS WANTED. — T Wo Boy (}ycwne, lor DehvenmK ?orx. t, Wa.nt?d ? Ono&-Apply. "M Wanted al onoe.—Apply, 13, Leader omC'. '?NESGET]K"&&Lee Boys WanLed to ?i  ?? LuWer in Pemre EetyU. after j school boars.—Apply Mra. Watte, Newnt, I Pentre EstjIL T.O. Q?LAR?T' ?ye Wanted for q'lick ae?s oi th? ? Loader and altw Hera? of Walee and Mid-Glamorgan Herald good mouy oan be easily earned by smart and deier- I min-ed boys.—Apply to following offices and agents. John Morgan, Wood field-street, 1 Mornston; Edwin Hemming, 39, Clueen- street, Xeath; Charlie Evans, n, Brynymor- I road, Swansea; Ceaton, Mumbles. TA I LO RS, &e. DRESSMAKER (good at Quilting) Desires -L? Situa.ucn.—Box To, .L&?der OScc. Situation.-I;ox T.? D. 14-.ider OBicv, AGENTS, &c., WANTED. ATATIONAL Alliance House Purchase Co. -Representatiyoo Wanted all oyer I South Wales; full or spare time; splendid opportunity for energetic m(in.-AI)ply E. Samuel, Inspector, Llanclly. C6-5 FjuiELMAiONiiY.—Smart Man with connec- taqn amongst the frat'emity Required to book orders for article of interest to Free- f masons only.—State full partjculare of POOIL,, or present occupation, etc.. Box X.12, Leader Office. 90^.&-3 Ul^TTURE ^Sakamain 'Beq aired, ex- perienced in the business.—Apply by I letter, with full partkrul&re, Bevan and Go., Ltd-, The Cardiff Furnishers. Cardiff. 90A6-2 Paint and.Colour Tredft-Flrm of 60 years' standing Require Stocking I Agent for South W,ales.-kppiy Box X.11, Lee der Office, Swansea. 06-2 MonsterpintTmi^eralWATER AGENTS will hear of something greatly to their advantag-, if they write to Flugel ana Co., 25, Leaconfleld-road, oGr-ecn Lanes, London, N. o jm able adduces cir tJQ culaws for 118 at home, write enclos- ing stamped env-eloToe.-Advertisi-ng Oo,. 4o. Theobalds-road, London. 89A6-22 REi-ltEiSENTATlVES Required in each fol- lowing town r—Brynaman, Burryport., Carmartlien, Olydoch, Neamh, Port Talbot, Seven Sisters, Glyn-Neath, Pontardulais.; good wages svnd coaunission; references (copies) must accompany- applioa-tions—Box X.9. Leader Office. 89-0\.6-1 MISCELLANEOUS SrTUATIONS I VACANT. T> OOKLET Distribution.—Respectable I Wanted to undertake Distributiou of II Small Booklets in Swansea and District.— Apply, stating terms per thousand and pre- vious e-tpsrience, to Box R, Kidds' Advertis- ing Agency, Middlesbrough. C6-2 w A-NTED, Smart Youth as Shorthand ^.Typist for Coa4 Exporter's Oflioe; pre- vious experience in colliery office a recom- m endation.-W rite, stating age, experience, and salary, to "Exporter," Daily Leader. 9&A,6-5 T'^ANTED, Young Men, 17 or 18 years of f a<?e.—Apply Alexandra Laundry, 11, De-le-Beche-street, Swansea. 92A6-4 B.juiOKY Aii-D Jd?ild Wanted; Ub«d to seU -'? ting aj? dr??ng.—'Bricks." Leader Office. 96-1 VAV'VIES.-—Wanted, 20 good Men at New ? Quarry, Ystrad; one mile from Car- marthen Town; apply on job.—IX N. Thomas, Contractor. 9&A6 OOD Wa??e g.-i?n to a. smart, respectable C^ I Girl to iisiit in Wet 1,&h Shop.—Apply Norswoithy. Bernard-street. Uplands. C6-4 "i^VrA.NTED, smart liad for Motor Gatiage.- Apply John S. Brown, Oxford-Street, Swansea. 91A6-3 "'{-T .AXTIm. a. good Hand in Faibcy B"kee, 1 Ovals and Rounds.—Apply D. Dav[c6. Lloyd-etreet, Llanelly. 89A6-2 A T'LAMIC birei-i.-All desirous to become Stewarde, Stewax-dessee, Barmen, Waiters, Engineers, Stokers, etc. Application Forms free. Send addressed envelope.— Manager, 95, Shakesp'saxe-street, Scuthpoi-t. 85A&-4 MINERS, Electricians, Draughtsmen a nd m Eng'n??ra Wanted, at Home and Abro&d: e&HM-ies ??—JB?jO weeMy.—lf you wish to Qu?i?y for such a T??osition write Now for Free Book-ot enHtled Vaoanciee, to Registrar (C.D.L.S. Dept. Bennott Col- lege. Sheffield. 06-4 1 ? C'llVE Y'onn? Man Required to driw ocb and deliver groceriess; mu&t, "&w town well; abstainer.— Apply D. R. Evans, Wat- son's Stores, Brycymor-road. Swansea. C64 Y O-U'-NG Girls, age 14 and 15, Want«dLm- J. mediately as Learners in Ironing, Sort- ing a.ud Packing Departments.—Apply Manageress, Victoria Hygienic Laundry. Oadoxtou, Neath. MECHANICS and Engineers of all classes lJi in great demand at home and abroad; handbook and guide to secure best posts on eppiioatioa.—'The Provincial EnginElCri DC College, Imperial Buildings. Newcastle-on- j Tyne. T. C. j W ANTID. competent Corrugators. capable > of working thin sheets, for Galvanising Works in Swansea Valley.—Apply Box X.5, Leader Oftioe. T.C. "T EADER" Sales Boy3 W«ntea 1m- f mediately for Uplands District.-ApTly I Charles Evans, Newsagent, Ghvydr-square. Uplands. T.O. SITUATIONS WANTED. I w ANTED, Situation a<s Caretaker II position of trust: excellent rofercuoes; oge 40.—A. Andt-rgo-ii, Etnam-street, Leomin- ftter. He-c^ordnliirc. 89A6-1 HORSES, CARRIAGES, Ac. FOR SALE. FOR SAL, Rubber-tyred Governess GAT A, 1 Balli Cars, Rustic Traps, Victoria; also Several &eU> of liarn-eras.-Aliply Mr. W. Mer- nman, 1, (book of Tenby Hotel), Swansea. 9.3>A6-5 SAJaE, the well-known Mare, Kittle Kit (trotting at Bath and West Show, Widt^Monday and Tuesday) and her Colt by Heritcr.-Apply Harry MorrÏ$, Kittle. CM  RUBBER-TTRIm w gonøtt'O for Sa 1;,1  by V zeY. of Bath; in good oomdit;on;I to carry 8; price £ 12.—Evans, "Sea View Date," Penclawdd 89A6-1 P It Hire, Higli-claos Lan-djanle<tte And Touring Cars; cl&rges modera.te.- Fletcher'i Garage, Netoon-etreet, Swansea. Telephone: 709 Central. 8M5-1 MACHINERY, &c., FOR SALE. I"Og SALE, 15ft. x 4ft. Upright Boiler, working pressure 651be.; insured Natinoad Boiler Ijienraiioe Co.; may be seen at work by »i|podirtxaent.—Write Box X.7, Leader Odioet 6CA5-S3 HOUSES FOR SALE AND TO LET. (lOUD 4-room Cottage to let. at the Mum- | bles.—Apply "X 15," Leader Office. I 93A6-2 SALE. 5 Freehold Houses, bottom of Jockey-street, producing act rental of £ fib per auru.731, with prospective great "Puluc*—,J. Barron Paocoe, Auctioneer, 6, Col- f iege-street, Swansea^ 93A6-2 rjiO LiiT, Ne-wly-biuit Serai-delached Villa, wlll modern requdremetits, and large garden; near Vicarage, Morriston.—Apply Jooapli. (j. Market-Street, Morriston. 9\6-4 r 1"lO nii'1i;ffiFro<>id- Villa, with ? ?- Inn6 Coup:, for Sale, situate ac T?vislo.ek-r<?a.< S?BAty; eight, rooms, bath (h & c).-Apply by l«t.ter to D. -N. Contjni.ctor, Tavistook-noad, Sketty. 91A6-3 Xcath, containing sis rooms, with bath- room and gculiwy.—Apply on the premises, 06-1 "jVCUMBLES.—Furnished Houtse to L?t..—37. Oaklauds-rood. 89A6-1 ^IjYDA Gll-O-N-T A H E.—To L&t, tlia-t- beau- Idully situated Mall, Penybryn, Lwynybe»Iw-road, oontai1¡jn; 8 rooiiiG and scullery, Saith (11 & C). electric light.—For terms apply Philip Jenkins, Heol Nant, CIydacb-on -'i a.we, B9A6-1 POR SALE, Convenient 6-roomcù House in Bay-streot, Port Tennant; bath. etc. ? uninteia-upted Yicw of Bay and Mumbles. Also similar House, Coronation-terrace, Carmairtxjea-road, Cwmbwrla, and a 5- roomed House in Megan-street, Cwmbwrla. -For partictilfri as to Bay-street House apply to Cash S'toree, Reginald-straet, Port Ten mast; for Cwmbwrla Hous¡" £ Mly at ■ 2. Mwgaii-etreet, Cwmbwrla, or to j'lhn 1 ye, 4, Sketty-avenue, Sketty. where puce and particular. of all three cau be had. j I APARTMENTS] &C. APARTMEMTS, &0. u ?OUBLE'B?JjI?? J?itn? u? of Sit-  ung-room, ? Let; suit friends; two nanuteb from Albert Hall; good cooking; r, LQd-anat-3 ebarges.-6, Melbourne-plc^e, Svroiaifiea. "jSyiiATH.—Two UnlnrnifiJied Roonts to Let; < u»e of beth, scullery, gas, etc.; pleasantly situated.-AI)Piy Siiperior," Loa-der Office, Noath. C6-3 |30im^M0UTH.—Bed and Sitting-room, 25c.; near sea; tent on beach; highly recommended, Langford, Sotryhville-road, West Sout.lrbourne. 91A6-3 phS-Y-GRAIG. Liangammarch Weils.— Comfortable Apartnrients; brilliant weather; morning sun; moderate; near Wl1.JI.!rl{. Jooeph. ÿl)A-2 p ORrfliCAWL.-Board Residence, Kings- -IfeLgh, fine situation; good cooking.—Mrs. Kirsch, Proprietress. 89A,6-1 I A ?AB?'ESlXTS. — Furnitihed end Un- A furnished Rooms to Det.—Apply 35. Walters-road, Swansea. 89A6? 'L.?OLlDAyS.-TROSE SEEKING SEASIDE -? APARTMENTS SHOULD SEE THE LIST APPEARING IN OUR SATURDAY'S ISSUE. PLEASE MENTION "LEADER" WliE.N WRITING. ?fUM?b?S/—' H?El?AT AJPART?R??. If-ETC.-PRBONS WtSHIN a TO A D VE R. TIS? IN OQE PUBMCATIO?S ??AY ??D TO C. P. BELL, 8. dASTLE-SQUARE. MUMBLE3. ■ APARTMENTS WANTED. T?ERMAXF?T.—Yoiuig (?ent. Ect?u? B? *L and Sitting-room or large Combined; piano and bath; central; moderate.—Terms, Eevue." Leader OfRce. 92A6 1 BUSINESS FOR DiSPOSAL. /OAL Business (Old-established Shtd) for disposal; living assured; satisfactory reasons for selling.—Address Piofi, Leader Oflic-e. 91A.6-3 MOTOR CARS. CYCLES, Ac., FOR SALE. 10 xI.P.. 2-aeater Car; ZLL or irear offer to quick buyer.—B. Shep-b&rd, Amman- ford. Tel. 43. Qt-1 Andrews and Watson's AnnouneemeittsT L"VOIi kjAliE, On.e Sf?oji?-hand Ton Van, in -*■ flrat-class order.—Apply Andrews and Watson, Uplands Garage, Swansea. 90A6-2 IMMEDIATE Delivfgry of any of the; lamous Belsi?:o Cars; price from £ 225.— Apply to the Sole Agent: Andrews and Watson, Uploads Garage. Tel.Central S7c. 90A6 576. ??A6-2 1_ _91 TjjFLïz Pour-eeater T(Hl-;ingÖ;.r I Xfi- 'x for ?re %t vry ch?mp terms.— Apply Andrews and Watson, Uplands Garage, Swansea. YI)A 6 sAnnourmements. LN T 'S New liujd?u. hoLer ieY?r Bmi??es, G- ?-?p&ed t-iear; good condition, £ 2 IQe. 90 A 6-2 T AD EES ?uS?d; Fr? wheel. Two Brakea; ?-? .Tyres good; only wants seeing; £ 2 15s. ..90A6-2 I |'S EiN'T'S Cycle; New Covers and Tubes, X Exee Wheel, etc.; very strong cycle; A 1 Bargain, 35s. 90A6-2  A DIES' Singer do Luxe; new Govern, Fre? ? Wheel; in good order; worth bu?ns", ¿.. 90 A 5-2 BŒl' Value Ever Offered. The Albert Cycle, with Jti.S.A. 3-Speed, (Palmer) Buccaneer Tyres; complete with tools, lamp and bell, £4 19s 90A6-2 fjpIIE House for Cycles, Aceeaeork^ and tiopaire; Corner Diliwyn-«treet and St, Ilelen's-roatE 90 A 6-2 FURNITURE, Ac., FOR SALE. l:j'íOR SALE, Ail-Brass, Half Tewtor, Italian Bedstead; handsome design; coist £ 34; a tiacriike; room wanted.—Write Box X.10, Leader Office. 89A6-2 OEGOND-HAND Furiature.~Be<it Prices II S given by xuo. Drop a postcard and will oall.-W. James, 8. Eabiaii-eu-eet. St. Thomas. Swansea. T.C. Dan Wilks's Announcements. -TlUR-NlTURE at Pricoe.—Bay iL airooi from the maker and tave mid<xl« profits. Factx>ry and Showrooms Top End Richardaon-citroet, St. End. Ail kinds of Furniture Repaired and Renovated. Send, poelcnrd and I will call personally. C&.Z fTFT. W.1Jnut. £5, ¡;8 (J6.; bit. •'Sideboard, Solid WoaJ. nut.£3 3E;. and £1f¡; Soiid Oak Bedroom Suites, ;M 105. and £ H 17&. 6d?; Walnut, ?j. £ 3 15a., £ 9 15s., £ 12 12s. C6-2 ?E-3 iss.,?2e. AJbBRÄ&.ç-B«ïtc<;¿6, .E4 5a. ?41?.; O-sbk ? Bed?toad?, £ 1 7s. 6d.. full size; Com- bination Eedsteado, c*. 6d. each; Wire Mat- tress, 10s 6d.; Wool Overlays. 12a. 6d. CS-2 K'lTC'HE^ Dresser, £ 2 2s., with cupboards; T?'lT?lu? Drc<?&€r, .B2 2s.. wit.hcupboa?da; ? -L? 4iu. Leg 1 aD.e, 1-?. &d.; DiBin? Tabi?, with removable leaf, .El 7s. 6d.; cheaper I Tables, lis. 6d.-Don t forget the only cddre&i: Cabinet Works, Kiohardson-et reet, near Sot, Helen's-road. C62 EDUCATIONAL. MINERS desirous of improving their pros- 1\1 pects 6hc?ula secure their Firemen's j Certifioate. A descriptive leaflet explaining ¡ I.ow this may be do a* will be.sent posj free en request by The Secretary (Dept. M.). The Provincial Engineering Colloe. Im- perial Buildings. Newcostle-on-Tyne. T.C.  QTUD?NTS T'ra.Lnod to speeds of over? S Words a Minute in PITMAN S Short- hand. Candidates Successfnlly Prepared for Civil Service and Local Marine Board Examinations. Lessons given in Arith- metic, Book-Keeping, Navigation, German, Satisfaction guaranteed. MS. J. HARRIS, 66. OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA. Day and Evening Classes for all Subjects. Fi-.TURES WANTED. "OFSOIiVEN Cricket. Olub want Iloiao for First XL on June 6th,- Apciy Herbert, Sea. SQA^S MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. TDIANO, Rosewood Oaoe, full trichord, iron fragile, check action, good tone and touch; only 18 guineas.—Sims, 2, Walters- road. 92.6.6..1 .fjsiANOS, O-'gane, G>mmoph.ones. Records, Ji, S'irrag 'nd Wind lagtruments. for CatJll or Eas Tonne; Pathephonoo and D;scG.- Si-US, 2, Walters-road. 92A6-1 GRAMOPHONES, 21s. each; Double-sided Records, latest titles, all winners, 15. each; lists free.—Music Stall, Swaueea Market, Saturdays only. 89A6-1 Thompson & ShacioH's Announcements. PIANCi'ORTE T U N? I N7 u n e.- e from S Brcadwcod's. Coilard's, Brin,-mead pent to any part. Testimonia,la from Sir B, Cowen, Broad wood's. Coliard and Coilard, etc.—Thompson and bhackell, Ltd.. 33, j Castle-street, Swoneeo. T>IANO, nearly new. '.ery superior, check 1.. action, steel frame, 0.11 latest improve- ments; 2e. per week on our easy payment scheme.—'Thompson and Bhackell, Ltd, 39, Cast'e-street, Swansea. O-îû A'I¡ by Malcolm, 7 Mops. Kn?e Swells, Two Sets of R&eda. Octave Couplers, c-'?rly new; 14 gum?M; reduced to 6 guinrws, or 6&. per month.-Thomwi2 and Shaekeii, Ltd., 39, Ca.stle-fTti'eet, Swautea. |>iA KOEOHTE. in handsome Bosewood Sheraton Case, Compound Stoel. Frame, Check Action, by Kelly, London; 36 gnineas; reduccd to 2.4 guineas; 10s. 6d. per month on our easy p'Qymnt¿. — Thcmpeon and Shackell, Ltd., 59, Castle-street, Swansea. T5L\NOLA Piano Player, in Rosewood Case, cost 50 guineas, very little used, and 'Quito equal to new, reduced to 30 guineas; 20s. per month on our easy* peyment aystea^ or Lt,5 cash.-Thompson and Shackell, Ltd., 39, Ca3tJtre.<t Swansea. pIA!W'O'l'. by Neumeyer, OTar?trm?g I StWl li pr Jght Gre?d, only need for & few concerts; 63 guineas; reduced to La I cash.—Thompson and Shaekeii, Ltd., 39. Ca«tl«-stroet, Swansea I jj AttMOMUk, in Walnut Caee, very good tone, and in perfect order.. red u-cN, to,- £2 30s. to clear.—Thompson and &iackali, L'.d., 39, Ga«lie-street, Swansea, J. Brader & Son's Announcements. K, -R-K, in beautiful Lyar- l wai- J nut, case with gold incised penel and ¡ st'oncee, full trichord, sticker action,, in per- fect condition, £ 12 12r3.-Brader and Sons, 9, Swansea- COI.tL.1-.K-D and Coliard Piano, in perfect t condition,' suitable for a student; a very great bargain at, £ 15.-—Brader and Sons, 9, Wind-stress, Swansea. COLIARD and ColLard Pianos, all the very I latent models and improvements; direot I' from the factory to pur<ha«er, or monthly at 2fe.—J. Brader and Sons, 9, Wind-etreet, Swansea. TJABY Grands, by eevei-al of our leading makers; dolijrhiiul instrame-nRs for a. drawing-room-, call and hsar tie tone; L60, or and Sons, 9, Wind- stre,:I. &w?n-?ea,. „ •/ A OTOPIA?Oa?nd ?P??rIpi?nos.—We .1\ supply these at much cheaper prices than can be oSered at the Show, as we have no expensive stands tmd advertiee- fuéïHi>t{} pA.Y fór.I:-ra\dèl" and Sons, Wiiid-strwi, Swansea; ■ "L' llAllD Piano, o.uliqiie scale, all over iron fra-ave, best underdamper cback action, full èon¡:G,c.9lJIld full trichord, ivory keys, tosewood case and marquetefie panel; £ 20.— Brader and Sons, 9, Wind-street, Swansea. 91AM Codirey and C¡).'S ArinouRcements. eiLNUINE Ba>rgiainev-?0<^KAxd and Oollard I>rawin8yrooai Grand, in practically new cor>li'ion; only used a few times for I concerts; original price 150gn»., will accept 63gns. cash or 2.t>S. monthly:-—Godfrey and 00., Ltd., 22, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 89A6-1  B' d cd 'T ¡ ? ?TE?'U'J?E naraJ.n.- 'W we 'Drawing- G füdm G r<wd, in exodlieut condition; have been ueod for Mnceri. purpose; original price lZ5gns.. Will: Moopt 55" g:lS. cas?:1¡\ or 21s. monthly-O^'ey and Co., Ltd., 22 St. JHoJ.?n'6-M?d. SwaIWea. 89A6-1 IrkMAN Upright Grand, iron fna,m -'L?- trichord, check action, ivory keys, burr walnut case, in perfect condkion; origjual price 50gns., accept- 14gns. cash or 8s. 6d. mcn'uhly.—Godfrey and Co., 22, St. llelonV- road, Swansea. 89A6-'1 0. J- Snell's Annuuncemehts. }3LLNOS and Oig?u? New and S<:(JIl(¡'I' ?- hand, from ?5 upnvax- Inspection in ,vit,ed.-D. J. Snell, 14a, High-street Arcade. Swansea, 89.1 II ?' RA?OFHbXE? from 21e.; New D??Me- G Mdcd R?Tords from ?. Id, c?ch. Thousands of E-ecordg in Stock to select from. Lists free.—D. J. Snell, 21 and 22, High-frtreet Arcade, Swansea, 89.Aõ-l jp 0 i'.—SH-00-K DHA?D?pn?ht?.G?nd )) OYCŒtI"UDg' PiaDof.ir?, byCdIard?. aad Collarcl, ir. massive rosewood oase, all latest ire pro vera ante: cost- 65gns. three years ago; rare bargain.—D. J. Snoil, 14a, High j ftveet Arcade, Swansea.. 89A6-5 | PIANOFORTE TUNING. 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1 ' 1 ■ I THE WiLD ROSE I…
1 1 ■ I THE WiLD ROSE —— —— SWANSEA lADIES INDUSTRIOUS ALEXANDRA DAY CAPA18H. m OF 600 HELPERS Tbe wild rose was the hutton-hole permissible on Saturday. Its symbolism is of a dual ciittraeher. a mark of ftv7cRlr to Queen Alexandra, and secondly, de- noting that the wearer has responded ti tiie appeal matte the funds of that-erer-deserving insti- tutl-G.U-tJio Swansea Gcnt-,xal ]Joc!.p-.tai Ubiquitous Flower Sellers. He or ?t? must ix; ot a v&ry ucge?M?- i He or sli,, iuust Ly,? ("t ?,- vc-,ry appeal* of the ,a.nn v or charmillg g^ily- j dressed ladies and who nave vol- j untaxiiy a&sumed the character of iloivor sellers, it was to stir in the Etrc,.o ts of Swaai-ea on Saturday \ntbcut meetiug one of tli h fair vejidoxs. Artahcial wild may be had for a penny or two- pence. That is the minimum that will be accepted, but it does not mean w say that tlab collectors will; not. willingly accept, more. Larger, donations will, neediess to say, be warmly weleomcnl. Tlre ladies are not coniining tbetr ac- tivifcics to the streets.. If yen board a. | tram-car the chanceg-are that yon will. if ;yon not already sporting'a wild rose, be pounced upon to immediaveiy make good the omission. Permission has been obtained from the managers for the! hclper to visit the various theatres nnd to v-it tlie, in,] and even t he large- business houses a.nd Ii are being invaded. The pleasure boat Brighton has not ax,"jw-1 from the plan of campaign,- a few ladies being told off for duty during the chan- nel trips. Army of 500 Helpers. Visitors to the .va tb and "West Show will also have an opportunity of pur- cfras".r«g the necessary decoration, about a couple of dozen ladies, being on duty 'ti the g-ioiitwl. Altogether there were about, Ö(X) bdp on (jut: on Saturday, ircltidiitg 50 at the Mumbles, which is just, now Socked with people. The com- mittee have purchased £ 100 worth of At 10.30 ca Saturday morning two full money bo-Nc-,s had been returned by collectors to the centre at tlie Free Library. ']'k boxes are made of tin, long and round in sha-pe, and hold a surprising number of coins. There is a patent arrangement at the bottom for opening thorn when full Apart from the proceeds of the sale of flowers, approximately £ "2-3 had been received in donations t-hi" moraing. T,i.&t year a. sum of about realised for the hosoital, but" tlie com- mittee are hoping this lime, ic view of the large numbers visiting the town for the Bath and "West Show to double that figure. The Mayor (Aid. T. T. Corker) is treasurer to the fund, r.ho Mayoress or-cup-ies tbe position of president, and the zealous Lnd hard-working secre- taries are Airs. H. D. VTillianis (Mor- riston) and M ss Jessie Posser Œkdty). The Alexandra Day celebration wiU T'?eA],,xand ra Dav celcbrat-lo-n will h3kh of '5?0 h?pfrs- ?yiU give their tim? and -t-o the cause,of sweet charity". IVo append a list of the various ward a-id other centres, and the name6 of the ladies in charge Station Warrl.—Miss Young. Alexandra Ward.—Miss. Liazie Daries. "BHynmelyn Ward. — Mesdames H?'?s aT)d Molya??x- Castle, and Victoria Ward.—Mrs. V, icteri-a W-a?r d East Ward.—Mrs. Davi.d Wi.lli. ants. Ffynone Ward.—Mesdtsmes Groldberg and Martin. Land ere Ward.—Mesdames Gregory and Hughes. Morriston Ward .—Mr?. Matthews. Mumble*.—Mrs. Morgan Davi?. St. H?"'h's Wnrd.—?trs. Hemmings. St. John''s Ward.—?irs. Hubert j T'?ODa?s. ?tr?. G. Walter? and Mrs. J. Pow ell. Bath and West Show.—The Mayoress (Mrs. T. T. Corker). Sketty.—?»Ie-sdames Gee and Step bent, -5.8. "Brighton."—Mrs. Gammeii- teJhrr. Gowerton.—Mrs. Maddock R<?9.
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A COLLAPSE ¡ A COAPSE. ,
 A COLLAPSE ¡ A COAPSE. SWANSEA XrS POSE TOTAL AWlISl CASim MAXWELL RESPONSIBLE FOB MORE THAN HALF THE RUNS. (BY "PENDRACON.") It ù. not always helpful to win tht tots. The Swansea captain has b&en. singularly fortunate in tJiis r this season, but. if lie were given last Sivt-ardxty's chance ever again he would psvbably rtend Cardiff m, and trust tht> wicket to luiip isis bowlers to get the opposition out. Still, the drying prt-cix, treacherous tiu>ugh it WI;S during tho first half bour or wo oould not be held wKoily respotisi&lo for Swati^et-i's failuro U, put togoclwr a r<aspoc$abie total. The batting w-as so poor as to give one an exaggerated idea, of tiio powers of the bov.iing. It was so feebio up to a cer- tain [>oitit that we had the ^p^ctacle of five mem bers of tire skie getting out for a }>try aeven. Cardiff included W. W. Odell, jAw cx-LeaccsU'rehire bowler. but they did not reaJly li-eed him; for Swan- sea under Satu-rviay's comdmonsS, would I imagine, have been all out for le., than fii o cenwiry mahout- a change or or Attack. Odell wa-s brought, oji at t-i-o ta-il end of tiie innings. He too;; three wnokets for but. he did not get- the average Vest, of Staffordshire, com- ing off best roth live victims at a cost of &ix runs apiece. Quick Work. Some idea oi the, way in which Swan- sea fared can be g'-timyi lrOlli the f-ac-to that they were all out in 70 minute-s. A-nd what a sorry figure thoy would have cut. had it not. been for tiie efforts of Maxwell! The professional with a will, ami had the distinction oi making DO out of 81. Hinwood, tio deputy for Percy Morris, made 14, so that, he and Max- well were responsible for all s-an) 1 ï of the runs. The opening was just abouD as bad ;is it ocuid be. We lost Ban- fTOÙ with onh- two runs on the board. "Billy" q" given out leg before to Chandlers; and JI. W. Bjixter vi'ho fol- lowed him fell to a ck-ver one liandcd cvaU-h low dOXIl in the f'lil:6 by Norman Ridleb, with only 'a sin?k added. Th?n we had t-?.? humiliating s.p?'tacie of three Swansea. ? ba.L.sm?.u ic&viu? iu quwi> suooe^stou with the t?t?! of seven '.ma?cred. A)I this made the bowling bok much nova (i: ifficult, than it really was. The par- worship between Maxwell and D. Williams put on 20 nmR, the amateur makilllr wbat constituted the third big- gesfc score, ou the side. Yet for all that A Big Hit. four! A Big Hit. One of the compensations vhi-ch the play offered was the hitting at Maxwei He hit with all his accustomed power and resolution; and ho showed that tho bowling was not what it seemed to bo. His :c';re included two t ixe?, one or these being the finest ever seen ori tho Cardiff Arms Park. The drive to which 1 refer lanc-leci the ball j far away iu the pUmtat?n so far aw ay, j in fact, that lor some time it was j believed that it had gone into the r.'ver. The. stand made by Hlnwood was a very useful one under the circum- stances. Hinwood bowled very well, too, :md had the satisfaction of getting Odell's wicket. Cardiff obtained the requisite number of runs for victory for the loss of three wekets. The stand 'to?-- c k e-s. The stand between Norman Riches and Od?II brought about the desired result. tb3 winning h't being made as early as 4.0. The Mora' of it. When Swansea lost to Llanelly. it teas agreed that the batting and fielding of the. visitors had been poor. It was the same at Cardiff. I Have said already that there will be a disposition to blame the -nkct but there is the other aspect; that the team are sadly in need of practice. Men ii-lio do not attend the nets might not to 00 given the preference over those who do. It is no; fair to the me-n who train 1bat,¡ tli2 v should be overlooked for pIlivcrv who fail repeatedly to jutit: thtJ, reputations npon which thex- are cbcst^n. Swansea have lost two matches running. And they will lose a third at 1\ c.; ,.)1 on a the hatting undergoes a marked change for the better. Tho show has kept plavel-4 away frcrn The net-s during the last few days; but this is no excuse for theiv remaining awa.y altogether. Swansea Swimming Affairs. The Swansea Otter Swimming dn? have not yet arran?d -L]IC-1 ??iing C11.1w They will not be able to command tba service? of a couple of players wha helped them to win the Welsh Wat>-p Polo Ch impionship, the most serious losses being ,1..Jennings and Bert Pal- mer. The practises have not up to new been a-s wen attended af was the casts at the conevjxmdiug period last year, but Campbell Connor hopes to get hiit forces properly organised before the I middle of ..Tuno. Swansea Club led tin way so far as inter-town games went .ccncemcd; their opening matcli lieing at Penarth last week. They claim tv have an unusually fast squadron four, in R. Plumb (champion of the club), Band, C. Bryant and Parry. Clydach Carnival. As previously advertised in tlwi "Leader," the third annual carnival and sports promoted in connection with the Clvdaeh Rugby Football Club. will be held on Newberry's ground (Glais- I road), next Wednesday. June 3rd, in- stead of on Thursday next, a.s previously advertised on posters. Every effort is being made by its promoters to ensura the success of the venture. A good number of entries has been recamyed. and there are bright prospects. The evening will be devoted to dancing on the green, the dance music being pro- vided by tho local Calfaria Brass Band ('conducted by Bandmaster John Jonefc). Tb? carnival procession is timed fcr 2.30 p.m.. the sports will start at 5.30 p.m., while the dancing will commence at 8 p.m. Granted favourable weather, the carnival and sports should attract a large concourse of people, and non? should rgs-y.,c-rt indulging in an after- noon's healthy enjoyment in the opei air. THE RAVAGES OF A CLOTHES MOTH are ubiquitous. nothing is safe—Purs, Carpets, BlanketE; or Clothes-from this peft unkfe ^•pritikleS with "Keating' See youi thing:? ore quite dry and du&t with Keating'* Powder. Ti us c,-voT-y wlic re, -;d.. 6d., 1b.
ILLANCYFELACH CURATE'S DEPARTURE.
LLANCYFELACH CURATE'S DEPARTURE. The. Rev. Griffith Jones, curate-in- ch arge of the Parish Chnreh, Llangy- fela/^h, has been offered, by the Lord ChaTieo Hor. the living at Conwil GaiV* with Llansawel, which he has accented. Tli" new vicar is a graduate o¡. tho St. David's College, La.m. and, previous to his ordination lJ1 1902. hii had spent a year at St. MichaePs Col- lege Llandaff. He was curate of Lhn. I haweuand Bletherston, Pembroke, shire, fi-om and he has held his present citracy since. Sir. -j enas is a good preacher in Eng- lish and Welsh, and a. diirgent past.or. and the dep«.rt-ure of Sfr. and Mm. 'Jones from Liangyfelach will W keenly i..L-