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tCOMMEBCEQFTHE m PRIOTAL STaGK EXCHANGE AND 01 HER MAdiitf ntPjiifi SETTLEMENT DATES. Mining Contango .Sept. 23 Oct. 11 General Contango Sept. 24 Oct. 12 Oct. 13 'iickei, Djy gept. 2S Oct. 13 Pay Day Sept. 29 Oct. !4 Oonsois lay Day Oct, 1 Nov. 5, BUTTER MARKET. Cork, Thursday. First, 116s.; second, lJ&s. tbrd, 0; fourth, 0; cuperhne, 0; fine, 0; mild, 0; choicest boxes, 0; choice, 0; fresh butter from 144s. METAL MARKET. London, Thursday. Copper quiet, turnover 350 tons, 72 to 73} ce&h, 7o to 7Si three months. Tin dull, loii to 151 cash, 1524 to 153 three months. English lead, to 23j; .L.i.a.o..o..l. "< .u"") v.a..4.C, .t'g Spelter, 68 to 62; Middiesbro iron, 64s. 3d. cash, G5s. I MEAT MARKET. Loudon, Thursday. Scotch long eides, 6s. 4-d. to 6s. 6d.; short, 6s. 4d. to 6s. Sd., extreme, &8. lOci. English sides, 5s. 6d. to 5s lOd; Irish, in- cluding Birkenhead killed, 5s. 4d. to 5s. id.; chilled hind quarters, -1£.. lOd. to 5s. j 2d.; fore, Ss. 7d. to 3s. 9d. Mutton, quiet. Scotch wetchc-rs, 6s. ,J. to 7s.; ewes, 4&. lOd. to o5. :d.; English "Çh; .<¡, Î-.t'. to 6s 8d; ewes, is. 6d. to 4s. 10d.; Sydney, Ss lid. to ie. 2d.; River Plate, is. 2d. to 4s. 4d. SKIPI'liMi ISEWS. The following vessels have arrived in Swansea:— King's Dock-—Sept. 29 a.m.: Birk s 398, Burgess and Co. Sept. 29 p.m.: Dagny 109, Belfast, Austin and Silcocks; Anglo Saxon s 2671, Liverpool, Simpson Bros. Prince of Wales Dock.— Sept. 29 p.m.: Charlotte s 149, Rouen, Storkwood, Reee. South I)ock.-Spt. 23 a.m.: Greta 6 111, Avonmouth. Pocketfs, Ltd.; Patricia 6 312, Dublin, M. Murphy; Henri 70. La Ecchelle, W. G. Jetfx eys; Aniett6 Marie 91, Biitonferry, W. G. Jexlieys. CATTLE MARKET. B r i sto 1, Tb. u rs da-y. Beef in small supply .best SSr., Hcon- dary 82s. to moderate show. Sheep, best Downe, IOd., light, weatheis 9¿d., heavy !)d., ewes 8d-, lamb lid. lb. fair rtipply..3d porkers 15?. score. Five hundred store cattle; trade quiet, lato rates. Milch oows £ 17 to £25, London, Thursday. Arrivals of both liessts and 6be.p were very small, and business proceeded slowly of, nominally unchanged prices. Total supplies; E;Ci beasts, 20 sheep and five calves. SWANSEA DOCKS. Thursday—The demand here for Anth- racite is goc], and pricves remain ftym. -,f is feared, however, that the dearth of ton- nag'ü will sooner or later have a material depressing effect. When it is realised that equivalent to 5C per ccnt. of the carrying capacity to Italian ports from here has been promptly cut off, the present position can be gauged Tha ciders for steam cool remains in a passive state, and pricea are' low. Little business have bean done in this branch of the coal tra.da during the week. The following were approximately the cur- rent Quotations:— ANTHRACITE— Hand-pickod malting large. 33s Sd to 35g 6d Second quality -iltii;g 33s Od to 33s éd Sw 'eea Valley Big Vein large 33s Od to 36s Od Red Vein 27s Od to 28s Cd Ma;hin->made cobbles 41: Od to 433 Cd Yachii)c-wade French nut.s.. 5 6d. tl) 4ua Cd Machine-made stove nut: 4S.. 6d to 45s Cd Macliin^-made beans 328 Od to 33s 6d Machine-made pons 19s Od to ZJs Od RubbI;- ca)nt 10s .M to 10s 'd Dnir .— 4? Od to 4E d STEAM- Best ifrzq 24s Od to £ 6s ,d Second quality 20s 6d to 22s td Through bunkers 155 3d to 16s Od Small (according to quality) 6" 3d to 10s Cd BITUMINOUS— Large ?.— 23s M to 25a rd j Sm?!! M to î: I SOUTH WALES FIN-ANCE. Local markets have bean very active cur- bit the past week, with the chief interest otili being centred in shipping secunnes. There was. however, a "ry good inquiry for but the market in -ocai .ra.ils was rather dull. Introduction 1N) Bucget has had practioa-lly no effect en bufiinees. ii.Ao.a^S.—Alexandra B" Preference stock changed hands at £ 76 5s. The A Pre- ference stock was offering at zES6 Sf. Brecon and Merthyr B Debcature we-s done at 70 in a 6mall way. Taff Yale wae £ 77 5a. -Do L77 iCs. COAL IRC2V.-Albion Crdinaiy changed hands at LG 3s. The Preferences were rather inquired for at £ 'J 10s. s.d., with shares offering at £:0 x.d. Con. Cam- brian Ordinary t^ha-res changed hands at 24s. 3d. to 2as. 6d., and closed steady at 25s. 6d. to 26s. The Preference shares were done at l&s. oct. and 18s. Sd.. D David Ordin- ary were wanted at 31s. 3d. and oilered at 31e. 6d. Celtic Collieries were e. litilo easier and shares were offering at 16s. 3d. at the close- Ebbw Vale Ordinary were done et i 1'76 3d. The Preference shares changed hands a few times during the week at fA 10e. Fernhill Ordinary shares were offering at 30s. The Preference sharee were done at 21s, and were further inquired for with shares offering at 21s. 6d. G-rea-t Western Colliery "'B ehares closed steady at £ 7 15s. to .£8, and the New shares at f,6 15s. to £ 7. Gwaun-cae-Gurwen New shares were done ax 12?. 9d. Insoles Ordinary rhares changed hands at 2*-s 6d. and were offering at the priie. Internationale were £ 5 16s. to j £5 18s. 3d. Lambert Bro¿. Ordjna3» eharee have been family active at 30s. 6d. c.d. The preference shares were steady at £4 7E-. 6d. to £ 4 12s. 6d. Newport Abercarn Ordinary ware buyers on the basis of the quotation. The 7* Pre-Preference was for at 21e. 6d. The 7 per cent. Preference were ISs. 6d. to lEs. 9d. Norths Ordinary were selling market at 25s. Ocean Coal and Wil-- eon's Ordinary shares were a little easier, and business wae done on a couple of occa- sions at £ 8 15s. 9d. A small lot of the Pre- ference- sharec were still inquired for at £4 12s. 6d. There was a. further buyer of the Ordinary at £ 8 15s. Powell Duffryn Ordinary changed hand6 at 61s. 3d., and business wae arranged in the Xew shares at 34s. Further shares were offering at this figure at the cloje. Ehymney Iron Old were better and closed 9E. to 3d. e Xew shares were offering at 7e. -oid. to ss., whilst the Preference shares were done at 17s. Tredegar A were better, and busi- ness was done at 23e. The B shares l' Pc' inquired for. United National Cfrdiuary sn PA were a selling market at 59s. 6d. The Preference shares were done at :s:. 9d., and were farther wanted. Windsor Issues were offering. "j DOCKS A3'D ft HIPPING .—Kv! ine were done at £12 186. 9d. o.d. and i,S fx,. 3d. i.e. Cambrian Jteam Navigation aharea were, done several times at £7 ICte. Business was done in Cardiff Channel Dry Dock Orlinarv shares at 25s. 7d., and they were offering at the close. Cardigans were a better market, and have been done up to 22s. and were- haiDg hands at this figure at the close, j Dulcias were aleo firmer, and after bed been done at 20e. they improved and Irere done at 20e. 9d., 219,, and the close they were 2ls. to 23s. Field Lines were done at 25s.; they closed steady round about thio figmre. Globes were a steady market at 12s. 6d. to 9à., and bueineea was done during the week on thhs badis. Gritfitns Lewfe were changing hand,- at zCa :O. Hazel woods were d,?ne a? 25&. ?nd Ns. 16d. Haina. <?ha.ug? h??d.; a few times at £ 17, and were wanted at The price. W. and C. T. Jones wert; a. fairly active market; business waa done at 25s. 3d., 2. 6d., 25s. 9d. | and 26s. soserSJ-^imes. They looked 2ae. M to 25s. at the close, and were very firm. Kes.teli Shipping shares changed hand. at £ 55, and w-ere obtainable at this figure. The j feature of this section has been Le,e,,m American Maritime Ordinary sb&res. Busi. ness was done in these at 3us. 3d., a.nd after the declaration oi the dnidved of 27 per cent. they rapidly rose, and business was done from 22s 6d. up to 29s. 6d. At the close they were S £ s. to 30s. TTna company is doing extraordinary well a.i tha preeent tisae, and there is & strong inquiry for the Ghs at the advanced ffguiea. Noruy CaiTaeye changed hands at 7s. 4jd. to 7s. 6d.. and were steady juet about these prices at the close. Orders and Haodfords vere ob- tamebie at 47 Ss. 6d. Sedcroft ciianged hands at 25s. 6d., 26s. and 27s. Tatema were a. steady market, and business was arranged at 40s. 9d. Tempus were done at .£13 lb*. and £ 14, and they cioeed rather buyers at £ 14. Town Lines were steady at S-5 17e. 6d. tn £6 2s. 6d ii-IfcvCiiLLANLOUS.—John Blaods were wanted at 20s 9d. Coliseum Ordinary wieje wanted at £ 4, and offering at £ 4 5s. The Debenture ohanged bandeal, 98. C rose well's Brewery Debenture wag done at .£68 10s. John Bros. (Abergarw) Brewery Debenture was done a few times at 65. Swansea Gas Ordinary stock changed hands at 102. D. J<Jes Dickinson Ordina.ry aharea were' wanted at £ s 7 £ d.. and offering at 96. Spil- lers and Bakery Ordinary shares "were easier and closed 4oe. to 43s. 6d. Stepney Wheels were buyens at 16s. 9d. B. E. Jose* Pre. ference were offered at. lBe, 3d. A-- I CAMBRIA PERMANENT MONEY SOCIETY. I The quarterly meeting was held at the Offices, Arcade Chambers, Goat-etreet lat week. The report, presented by the secretary, Mr. H. F. Hood, showed that this society is j n a. sound position. The business done during the past quarter has enabled thft comnuttsee <0 declare a divi- dend and aki a, bonus to members wnose books are paid to date. There are no out- standing liabilities, as every matured chhre has been paid including those which leil due la-st. and the Society has. substantial cash reserves laid by. There Is 110 dJubt the successful career of this society is largely due to the straightfor- ward way in which business is done, the full amount of the shares is advanced in cash, and the interest to be paid is agreed and fixed when the loan is granted, and 1? paid witli the amount lent by weekly instalments. There is no otiier Society in Swansea which conducts its business on these lines. Ben Evans and Cv., Ltd., Swansea, inti- mab? that the dividend warrants in pay- ment of an interim dividend at the rate oi 5 per cent. per annum on their ordi- nary shares due October 1st, 1S15, have been posted.

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RTHS. MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. MARRIAGES. •VTES—SALT.—At King's Cross Chapel, ou September 2Gth, by Hew Ill vet )w?, M.A., London, and Rev. David Coi- i fa. Absrtillery, Stanley R. Da\i?e, ASSOC. .S.M.. member of Iron and Steel lnsti- ¡ ?te and head chemist and metallurgist ? of Hossrs. W. Gilbertson and 'Co., Limited, Pontardawe, son of Mr. and llrs. R. Davies, Emporium, Llanelly, to Editn A. W« Salt, B.A., eldest daughter of Mr. and re- Salt, Gw»ntland House, Abertillery, IN MEMOR!AM. ^D!NQ,—in Jcving memory of Oliver, e clearly celovsd adopted son ol W. 'ing, Grocer, Uandore, who feii asleep ictn. 1996. I (I lkcls our loved one3 from our homes, i v never from our hearts. ==, J

r ? DEATHS, BOUQUETS, &c., by "KIT lEY'S," E SPECIALISTS IN ALL FLORA?' ''?IG?S. CHEAPEST AND BEST HOUSE j ? GLA?S WREATHS. OPPOSITE |I* '£ alOKAL SCHOOLS, OXFORD STREET, SWANSEA. 217 CentraL) | ALEXANDER JOHNSTON, The Most Up- ■t Florist in tiwaneea. WKEATlifs. H ^QULXjj, and other FEOiiAL i)ESiGNS i anged iu the Latest London Style.-27, | b • STREET, SW ANSEA. Telephone; Central.  ???——— ??00 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. p M > an Airedale Dog. answers to tll00 It!. u^u^, ? "jack"; c3llar on neck, no I xe. ?iBd?r will be r?'?cit;d; d?Laiu?r I 'h ??-S. ?cr?p, "Springn?d." -"?h. LMKioM. 167A1? ():a. R h-' 1 San Vilharsl?laMcd? Motor I' ? h.p. AJ???' 2-1*ed 9- ,m i ? U:te C 1 <iM' ??? ?2a.—.LuLn?r D?vie?, Coj?mercia.l i ? ?? ''?s, Wanaminan. lT'L?lu-6 J ??ROUSE for ?.1?, 24ft. bY =t, and JL ^^Ung Apparatus; .&15.-A?y 'l?M. jjt?' ?v?rpo?i House, Ym?mu?w. 010-2 £ Clalmigle -Dental Surgeou wishes to Q|L^pera.te with Chemist for goou-clac'* -—Box R.15, Leader Oflloe, Swansea 170A10 2 ■ ?SE  DRUSILLAT F.B.LM? Fa.hni6t, B. "'?.ir?oya.n*. American Mystic R?ad- daily. Hours 11 to 9.— Aciaiees Ø-rthen Cue, 43, Si. Helen'«-road, 6wan.. Royai Spa, liarroga-t-e). Last iew 170A10-6 D I ately, Violini6t and Oeilifit, for ??niug? only from 7.— W1p Ma.naser, XTpiancjs Cinema, bwan«ea» ?L ? 170A10-? liKTED, good ttair lightweight, 3-1 t etooke, 2^peed Motor Cycle; must be oonditiou acd chio&p; c»*li -Brook- T Garnant, C&rm. 17CA1?6 T. on Thur&d?y. b?tw?? "Leader" ?()fA(-e and DlUwyn?tr?t? Pa.rc?l of ,?' J?w?il?ry. oonnte kno?.???. ^«d on r?umins to •• Gr*tefui," ?? 0&c<. B-To P ?M'MdSitt?-?m yre?? wuit- |ahia Couple in return for little hcua?. j??s.—?ppry D.D., Lea-d?r om<? t ?-——— ?? |«t| CC, ?dand Houe&. So. I '?' Hish?-rw, Swam:ea; imm?diat?  low rent to r<?p<cLahle t&n?nt. ?ODiaa Giagbrook, Solidtor, 276, Oi. ¡  ?t?wan?. 169A'?0-6 1 -?. Semt-Dets.ch?d Villa. B?sideucea, ?'mu<?" and "Wood?old." QueD'&o 'Li ^y; exceU?nt view of baY; w-êJ.. RP.I ? W ranttue—Apply 1. Sk?t?-y-?&d. ( "?. WAW-5' ??D'Ctp?bl?Cook?a?l. Three 1 '???- ?-P?y b?t?e?n 6 to 7 to ? ??. "V?ynol." Upl?Bd?. 170A-1C-6  'OILTF,, Iron FraE?. chk action  ? r&hc^^ ???' for ??' ?'-? ? guinea 12, r^:e> Quite new and P?'?htphon?. J ? aer-road. 17?-1.0.3 j ?S.ETCHEIJ-? r.?.o?.. ?.c '? r^ ?'5.?  Sig-ht.:?ting I '?s. AdTi? r?.—9, Ponland- ? ????'?PP??? Market). 170A-10-2 r (Nv ??P?ricnoed Sorter and Pa-ckM. j I ? M&n?ger?s. ALod^l Steam t I '?renc?.t?rrtM?. 17&A-10-6 l I V00 LATE i-OR CLASS! F' CAT! ON ATES, Sewing Machine Lati, 11, I Waierlo^-street.—Sowing H-:icl;in-es of all makes cheap for cash; Oil, Nec-dle-, Shuttlei, pa y [6. Cheepeflt, place for all Repairs Agent for Bradbury. 170A-1C-6 7INKING Nurabers of the Drawir.g in aid of David Griffiths, Lonltis, Lla,rl-! bamlet: Is S26; 2nd 3^2; 3rd 405; William Jci!es, eecr^iary. j TV ANTED, Assistant Colliera and Under- f t ground Labourers; rerular ,wcrt — Apply Manager, Cwmllynfell Colliery, Gwys Statioii, Swansea Valley. 1?0A10-O T~-ii £ Oil thoroughly taught. Modern I •*■ methods. Rapid and practical results. Commercial, conversational ana generaJ. cou.&v6. Beatrice il. Jonee, 3, Georg-e-6t. 17û.È..1J.:? TX^"ANTED, smart Boy for Works Ofric,& 2 App;y Vforie," Leader Office. C1Ü-6 rpHE COMPANIES (CONSOLIDATION) X ACT, 1908. IX THE MATTER 07 S. MANSEIi JONES, I LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVF-lv, pursuant to E.¿tion 188 of the Compejues ^Consolidation) Act, 1908. that a ?EETl?G OF THE CREDI'iOiiS of the above-named Company will be a.t 63, WIND-STREET, in the County Borough of Swansea, on FRIDAY, the let day. of. OCTOBER, 1925, at 11 o'clock .in ihc forenoon, f.Dr the purpose provided for Lil the said Secton. ROBERT JONES, Liquidator. GO WEE AUCTION MART REYNOLDSTONE. TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 5th, 1915. 30 PRIME FAT CATTLE. I 500 FAT LAMBS AND WETHERS. 50 POBKERS AND WEANERS. Messrs. James and James (F.A.I.) AUCTIONEERS. THE SWi.NSEA AND DISTRICT IDLK, A VENDOiiS' ASSOCIATION. PUBLIC NOTICE is her-eby driven that. owins to the Increased Price of Labour and Feeding Stuffs, the Scarcity and Increased Cost cf Milch Cowe, and the additional re- quirements of the new Bye-lawc, i: has i-e- conia neceeeary to INCREASE THE PRICE OF PURE FRESH MILK. The price will be increased as from the let day of October next to 5d. PER QUART during the Autumn and Winter Months. Half-penny-worths to be abolished. wted thio 23th day of September, iSiS. D. HINDS, President. QOUNTY BOROUGH OF SWANSEA. TOWN POLICE CLAUSES ACT, 1847. DEPOSIT OF DIRT. LITTER. ASEE5, ETC. DEPOSIT OF DI ?T, ?WER. A,-F.ES, NOTICE 16 HEREBY GIVEN that &ftr the Fifntll Day of October next every person who, to the obstruction, annoyance or danger of the r66idtutg or pas&engeie, throws or laye any dir-litter or aches or nigh%?oi! or any carrion. fish, offal or rubbish on any street will be liable to prosecution in accordance with the law. By Order. H. LAXG COATH, Town Clerk, j ————————————————————————_—— British Women's Temperance Association. I NATIONAL DAY OF I INTERCESSION. MEETING FOR PRAYER FOR WOMEN ONLY 'Will b. held at the CENTRAL HALLj Swansea, on FRIDAY, OCT. 1st, 1915, at 3 p.m. I • _¿- TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. SALE OF HORSES. CARTS, HARNESS,I GAS ENGINE, &o, STABLES AND YARD, 9, LION.STREET,! SWANSEA. I Mr. Trera E. Williams AS been instructed by the owner, who is giving up buHincae, to SELL BY PUBLiC AUCTION, at the above Yard, on MO.\DA¥, OCTO £ ER 4th, 1915, the whole of the Hor ses, Carts, Harness, Trei^ys, Gas Engine, &e. comprioing:— BaV" Horse "C",iarlie," aged; Bey Horse "Dick," aifed; Light Er-y Horse "Prince," ayed; I>ari £ Day llorse "Duke," aged; Bey Mare "Jolly," aged; Bav Maxe Nellie." aged; Cheer-nut 31are "Doll," O!!e.t- nut" Tom," tlNi; Roa;u Mare Pony Polly," aged. Set of Pony Harness, 3 Sets of Carta Rar- nees, Quantity of Mixed Hamese, Horse Rake, Haymaker, Mowing Machine tBam- 1 ford's), Spring Trap, Z, Trolleys, Gamb-o, 4 Tip Outs, Cha £ fc-utter, GAS ENGINE with, tank, in good working order, etc., etc. On View Morning of Sale from 11 o'clock. S-uIe to commence at 2 p.m. Terms: Cash. Auctioneer's Offices: 17. it. Majy-o-vreet| Swansea (-and at Mumbles;. Docks Tel. 124. "mWY BUi-Jift! AT AMMAitma3." I In our report on ]Vroc<iay night under the above heading of proceedings taken at the Ammanford Police Court, we inad- vertently stated that Mrs. Elizabeth Davies, Hopkinetowrs, amongst other four i-ionaants, had been fined 24s., which is! quite inaccurate. The summons against Sirs. Davies war. withdrawn, as it trans- pired during the hearing that she took no prominent part in either the making or the burning of the effigy. The other defendants were fined the amount stated. ASK FOR CHIVERS* BOTTLED MALT j VINEGAR. PB3T TALBOT RECRU Tltffi PA' LY In ooniKion with numexcas other im- portant industrial centres a big recruit- ing rally has been iTrcd to take place in Ahfravco and Port Talbot on Satarony afternoon next. A big piocsstioia, headed by tb s local military band and accom- panied by the troops etationo-d in the boy scouts-, and wounded coldiers from Bag.2.n Hall, will parade through Aberavcn, Port Talbot, and Taibach, and recruiting meetings will be hold at Tftlbot Artus-squure, Taibach, and Bothany- squaro, Port Talbot, and will be ad- dressed by the Rev. Griffith Thomas, Vicar of St. Davids, Carmarthen; ifr. Ll. Brooks, Aberavon; and Sir. Edward Fur- neau 'vPorl Talbot Xew Theatre). WHY CUT YOUR CORNS WHEN THERE IS AN EASIER WAY? Remember cutting is dangerous-o,Ite leads to blood-poisoning; besides, :110 roots only grow stronger and tougher after cutring. Thare if an easier way and a Mter tray t.an cutting, and th?t is to use Joyped for your corns. Joyped giW5 relief from the pain the first appli- cation; in seven day the eorn is taken right away—root as well. Joyped is old at 1/H (by poet 1/3). fram Eick, The Chemist, 30. High-etreet, Swamoo., For tired feet me "Joyped? Foot Sham- poo Powden. They are 2d. each. Dis- solve one in a foot bath of hot wafer. Advice given on all foot ailments. Private consulting room. Corporal Edwin Thomas, of the Roysl Engineers, formerly Civil Serrice tpichel., at ?lark'6 S-v. at Clark's College, Swansea, who has re- sently bee" ^nspiial, is now able to re- sume his duties. 1

:? =- -7! -f? =n- I A GWMAtVlMAH BOUNDARY Uncertainty of Ownership Prevents Raad Widening, At Cwmamdet.3, Council en Wednesday night, liev .1. kciryd Jones presiding, a letter Vias read troiii the e&tate agnt J Lord Dynevor with reference to tlie pro- posed widening of Twyn-road, stating tnat owing to the uncertainty as to the boundaries of the estate his lordship could not grant permission to widen tho road on the eastern side, and regretted very much having to withdraw vrhat his surveyor had put forward. A recommendation of the* Roads and Health Committee to the effect that the Ecclesiastical CommissiojMrE be written to in order to ascertain ownership of th? stiip of land on the eastern side, and that the surveyor be instructed to plaea sieepor facings along the Pedol side, to make the temporary wall sfwure, W88 parsed. A plan of the construction nf a level siding ixt Gar riant lor the Consolidated Colliery Company was passed on condi. tion that 3, watchman, be kept at the gates permanently. The I- inance Committee recommended that the estimates for the haii-year lie adopted, and that a general district rate oi 2s. and a water rate of Id. in the £ be levied to meet expenditure. The Eatg Collectpr reported that, the ooinpouncj system of raising rates which had been in operation tor the last six months had proved ratisfaeforv. With the exception of one owner, they were clear of the rates. Preponderance cf Females, The Medical Officer (Dr. Richmond) re- ported that the Notification of Births (ExteTiMon) Act, which came into force lu fceptember, was working smoothly. Ho had already received 18 notification of births, 15 females and 3 males. There had been two deaths. cases of in. fectious diseases, of a tubercular nature were notified.

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ROBBED THE CHJRCH I Lfarteliy Labourer Sent to Prison. At the Llanelly Police Court on Wed- nesday, a labourer named Joseph Des- mond, who caid he war, a Catholic in re- ligion, was charged with stealing a money box containing the sum cf El Is. Gid., from the Roman Catholic Church. Sarah Jane Thomas, Penvfon^street, said thaft whea ehe saw defendant open- ing the box in the back-lane of that street he came to her and asked if she was 61S picious of anything. She later found the box in a ditch and handed it to the police. ¡ Rèv. Father Carew said that the box was placed near the church door.—P.C. ( Thos. Jones spoke of ari-esting defendant. Defendant' said that a fortnight ago lit gave way to drink, and could not account for his conduct. If the Bench gave him a chance he would allow all the expenses to be deducted from his wages. In sending th3 defendant to prison for two months, the Presiding Magistrate said it was a very mean theft. Mrs. Thomas was comnieuded bv the Bench for her prompt action in inform- ing the police ——« r

A LLANEUY ASSAULT Themes Roberts, 14, Church-street, I summoned Wm. Davioe, 40. Swansea-road, at the Police Court on W f'dne.sdav for a&^ault.—Mr. D. L. Fees defended. Complainant said the defendant met him in Church-street and struck him so hard that he was doubled up, and he had since been obliged to obtain medical advica. John Morris. 10. Ea?ph-str?t, who was with complainant, gave corroborative evidence, and said that the assault was 1 unprovoked. t 'Defendant was fined 15s. j -.? -1.?- I

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BRYNHYFRYD BOY WOUNDED. isews h&s been received that Private; Darid Tucker, who joined the Somerset Light Infantry at the beginning of the war, and was later transferred to the 5th Roya'l Irish Regiment, has been wounded in the Dardanelles, and is now in hospital in England. Private Tucker lived in Spencer-street, Brynhyfryd, and was em- .Ç>:1 as a furnaceman at the Cvmfelin Works — i

I A»tt1F0RB'S BILL — W Recant Rsmarks Resented at Gwmamman. I At the Cwtnamman Council o-n. Wednes- I day night, Rev. J. Edryd Jones presiding, there were references to remarks passed at the recent meeting of the neighbouring council of Ammanford, whereby it was i sought to prove t<.it the latter body had taken the proper course in tL0 promotion of a Bill in Parliament for sewerage and other schemes by stating chat th? Cwm- amman Council had been advised by the Local Government Board to do likewise. It is not fair for Ammanford to make us scapegoats," protested Mr. Arthur Williams, and the Chairman concurred. The Clerk, at the instigation of the £ ofids and Health Commutee, read ex- tracts from the Local Government Board's report on the Ammanford Bill to the eif?ct that the Ammanford Council could have obtained the n?ce?sary powr5:0 I carry o'?t the schemes contemplated with- out coming to Parliament. ?, You go 1 through the whole report, and you will Rnd that the Local Government Board 00- cv nearly Lhe whole of the Ammanford Council Bill," added the Clerk. Mr. Arthur Williams eaid it was men- tioned plainly in the meeting at Amman- ford th&t they had approached the Loc-il Government Board, and that the latter I told them definitely they would have to cake the same course as Ammanford h.d already done. I Clprk: In &o far as increasing our bor- i r??.-i?? ?w-crs gJ(', we eh?ll, I agree have to promote a Bill m Pualiam;>n^. Eimph for that purpose, but there is a very wide difference between that and including the ocntemplntecl sc-hem?s m ,he Bill, a mode of -Lzcr?Qdlurp- which courts opposition, whereas the other, so far as I can ?ee, does not. On the other hand Ammanford had already got a Bill in connection with the waterworks, and would thus be in a position to have that extended by Pro- I visional Order. Mr. Arthur Williams: In that cass it j", I proof positive that they expended money ) which was unnecessary. (Laughter), I The Clerk assented. ¡ The Chairman: It is no question for usji what Ammanford did. q.p' Mr. Arthur Williams: But it. is not. f?ir for them to drag us info it, and adver- tise us throughout the land. The Chairman a6retc, that the remarks made might give a wrong impression of their position. Since the Cwmamman Cou!ld had no Bill already they had to ?omc to Parliament, but it wC1ld be purely for a money Bill. llr. Arthur Williams: So wo took tha I right course by consulting the Local Gov- 1 ernment Board in the first instance? The Ch.-ariuan- Yes, and ve did not want to a.bsrtriict any favours," as was suggested. We only wanted to be pat on ¡ h A r zhf. pai h.

SWANSEA TOWN CLERICS BEREAVEMENT!1 The death ocourrerl at Porthcawl on Wednesday, at the age of 63. of Major J. C. Cc&th. of Bndgend. At the out- break of the war Major Coath was ap- pointed coT?maBdant of the National Re- serve of South Glamoigan, and also had I command of the first Ddenoo Corps at Porthcawl. His eldest -on, Mr. n. L. C'oath, is town 1, f 4;: t" d clerk of Swansea, and the second son, I Capt. F. C. Coath is at present with the 10th Battalion Regiment.

IN PAfiliAKEfiT TO-DAY I HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tharsdoy. Lord Robert Cecil, replying to a ques- tion as to the Dardanelles expedition, said the operations had diverted troops from the Russian and Egyptian frontiers, To make a fuller statement did not saem j expedient. Enemy's Lost Submarines. I Mr. Balfour, +* 1 qtzostior,, said that, owæg to ?lem??ts of uncer- tainty in many cases, it t?as impcssil)leIi for the Admiralty to ghe .?cnr?'< &?t?- ties as to the number of enemy sub- marine accounted for.

PRETTY SWANSEA WEDDING I A pretty and quiet wedding was solem- nised on Thursday morning at Parity- gwydr Baptist Chapel. 'The contracting | parties were Miss Daisy Williams. daughter of the late Mr. Isaac V, ii L- a and Mrs Williams, of Eaton Grove, Swan- sea, and Mr. Stanley Llewellyn Tustiac, fourth eon of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tustian, grocer, Clarence-street, Swansea. A good doal of interest was taken in the wedding, the bride and bride,groom being well-known and popular in the town. After the wedding the happy couple left for Buxton and Birmingham, where the honeymoon will be spent. I

SWANSEA TEMPERANCE MISSION j Considerable eruecoes is attending the Temperance Mission, conducted by th. Swansea and District Band of Hope ard Total Abstinence Union in difFereiat parrs: of the town.. A meeting held at the Wes- leyan Lecture Hall, Skettv, on Wedneeuay night attracted a large audience, over wLom Mr. R H. Toiiick presided. The: special 8pwer w&z the B??v. R. J. Wii-i k?.?bby. To the excellent musical programme Misses Lodge, Norris, M. Edwards, Dorothy Hatten and Corporal Pugh con- tributed, Miss Creber acting as accom- panist.

THE MYC3 LQCIS T'S HA U L I I The British Mycological Society had lovely w-aither en Wednesday. Their tour was to Peaypool Lakes bv brake, then a walk PXTOSS Smear Moor to St. IltvcP.s Church, through the churchyard into Carey's Wood to Gow-er Inn, across. Park- naill Woods, Pennard Pill. Xorton-lane, c-Ner Golf Links, Sandy-iace, Norton Wood, and so incl-er Kilvrcugh to the Gower Inn, a distance of about 61 miles. A large number of various fungi W'ro discovered, and these, with those col- lected on Tuesday, are exhibited at the Royal Institution, Swansea, along with "cnt sariee of water colour paint- ings by Mrs. E. A. Rea, the outgoing piesident. All this i6 free to the public during this week The presidential address." given on Wednesday night at the Institution by Mrs. Rea, was throughout explanatory and commentary on these paintings, which number 1 500, and are the outcome of 27 years' work. Mr. Percy Player, president of the Swansea Naturalists' Society, was in thi c hair.

The rumours to the effect that Miss Lily Brayton will not appear at the Grand Theatre during the remainder of this week are. the management informs ud, fn-f-e. Bray ion will appear at every performance of The Spanish Main." The nest exchange of invalid civilian and of incapacitated military and naval prifeovto.'c. cf war will take place c-n Octo- ber 6th and YLL, and tnereaue>r on the 6th and 7th of every month. Islington Workhouse, now an institute and an internmjpnt camp, where Bnror. von Bissing is interned, has been visited by the committee of who aro iTi- specting tha various internment ctimps. Sentence of death has been passed lipin the man who attacked Fethy Pasha, Minister of Wakfs (Pious Foundations) at Cairo Railway Station, inflicting three J

I TO-DAY'S RACING. ¡ NEWMARKET. 1 ?C?SLITOR-D &ELL1XG HANDICAP I. of 2w fOTF&.—Kl? &nd a half. Mr H Beai'deley s EXILLUM, 6 7.4 COOPEB 1 Ar W II Allden's MEDLEY, 5 7-S.AIl<ien 2 ilr Dalgliasha MSS. BUZLET, 5 7-0.Jones 3 Also ran: Early Hope (W. Griggsj, Lalio V. (Childe;, Yiearla (Trigg,, Denison WlllgJ, Fortlyfoot, fWhalley), Wavelet's Dupe Donoshue)> My Birthday 1 Woodland), Ceyx iLanckSter), Antraviia (Dickens., 3iu Honey Coli-io;, Anaami (Dayi<:t», Y{)rir..baJ. iGard- ner}, Agathon (ilockak,, iia^indi tOrick- mere), Puro (Smyxhtv, Knight of Peaco ,i>ick), Tan (Boden). Off at l.cl. Traiiaeci by Beardslej". Betting: 10J to 30 agft Ceyx, a to i i»eiio V Davelet.'fr Dupe, Pure, & to 1 Mrs. Buzley. 100 to 7 Fortyfoot, Yeiley, Antravida, Ma jtioney, Tan, 2t) to 1 ethers. Won by lour lengths; two lengths r.. tween second cuid third. ? 0 THURSDAY NURSERY PLATE 12'.0 'handicar? of MO f'?'s. add?d to & sweex>etake» of 5 eovs each.—Five fur- long. Lord Sarie's AliKGRA C. 7-13 MARTIN Sir R Jardine'e OU&KT BOY. ,-7. DICK: Mr H Eliia'a FCBOKE, 7-13 Trigv 3 ».Dead-heat lor first place. Also ran: G,lignize, f (FeLrr-ham, Qneen of the Sea6 (F. Bullock), Linen 'Gardner), Parana iBickaby), Bruised Kobbine.i, Fari- gold (Donoghie\ M'dame (Jennings). Alma (W. Griggs). Roshert-jJIe. CRosaetter), ctephia ^a»obert&on;. Off at 2.4 TrainecN-Allegra, c by Dewhurst; Du&ky Boy fcy B. Waugrh F- tirg: 4 to egsr. Alma. 5 to 1 I-ineo. ?irna. 5 iA-) 1 ALLEGRA C. 8 to 1 Farigol4, 10 to 1 Queen of the 8eaf;, Bruised, 20 to 1 others. Stakes divided. Dead heat, length between first and third 30-C. DL WELTER HANDICAP Of ZM 6ov<?, added to a eweepstaket 0; 5 &ovt ior a. artery.—One mile. Mr L de Rothschild's OCYDROME. 5 7-11 WHALLEY 1 Mr J II Cohn's DACIEB, 4 94 Stern 2 Mr Wilson's CHEERFUL, 5 9^Lancaster 3 Also ran: China Blue (Bullocki, Vie, Tow ,'Mart;r.. St. Antoine (Wing), Cl^ancellor n. (Donoghne\ Maochanter (Alldec), Minetep Bell (ecuthy), Dacato (Fox:, Regal fChal- | ioneri, Newlay (B. Stokes), Jugurtha (Cooper) Lancifolia (Crickmere\ Ha.rwood (Collis), Landweed tJ. Smiiii,. Off at 2.30. Trained by Wateon. Betting: 5 to C ag-st -Newlay, 7 to 1 Jugurtha, S to 1 Cheerful, View Law, 10 to 1 | St. Antoine, 100 to 8 Dacia, OCYDEOiTE. R,aga-1. Harwood, 100 TO 7 China Blue, Mac. chanter, 20 to others. Won by a head; neck between peoond and I tkircT. O 1 A—JOCKEY CLUB STAKES of 10.006 ?'-?'? aov6.; & i.500 80.6, third, 750 8GQ. —OEe mile and three-quarters. Mr L Neumann's LANIUS, 4 9 2.. GRIGGS 1 Lei Derby's DAilE PRUDENT. 7-7. A lid en 2 Sir E Ca^ssel's GADABOUT, 3 8-7.Lanca«ter 3 Also ran: Trois Temps (Clark), Carrick- fergu6 (Fox). Eoesendale fH. Jones), By George! (Child*), White Lie (Wing), Contino fRickaby), Sentiment. iDcnoghue Sunboru (BUiiOck;. Off at 3.13. Trained by Gilpin. Betting: 5 to 1 agst LANIUS, 7 to 1 Dame Prudent, By George!, Ross&ndals, 10 to to 8 Trois Temps, 20 -t 1 others O A ~-CAMp SEALING PLATE of 100 ØOTs Ù added to a sweepstakes of 5 eovs each.—Five furlongs. Jir H Trimmer's 1 Hon G Lambtons COLLET MONTE C, 6-11 Riekaby 2 Mr L Rothschild's MO NT BILE I IA, 8-3 Wliailey 3 Also ran: Belle Paule c (Clark;. Risely Mo f (Gardner), PrimrJaaea; (Stokes), Wig- more (Wing). Dur.skev (Ccoper;, Grey Socks (Dick), Royal Bnck" (Williams.i, Sea Swallow (Donogt-je), Be Quick (Trigg), Terdette (Wheatley), Chinchcrry g (Y. Smythe). Off at 3.49. Trained by Waltsra.