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 AMUSEMENTS. 1 EMPIRE TO-NIGHTl LITTLE TICH I In New Songs. Latest News and War Films. GEORGE HYAM, Character Comedian.; GRIFFITH^ AND CARMEN, j The Lady ana the Chef. FRED CONQUEST AND CO., in a new Farcical Absurdity "What a Dog." DA I S Y TAYLOR, Scotch Comedienne and Dancer R E B L A The Unconcerned Juggler. COMPETITION for Best Imitation of CHARLIE CHAPLIN. 1st Prize, 15; 2nd, S2 10s.; 3rd, il 5s. An equal number of competitors will ap- pear at Each House during the week. Winners at each performance will bo an- nounced the following day in the Cam- bria Daily Leader." Semi-Final-First House. Fridav. Final—Second House, Friday. GRAND THEATRE SWANSEA. I MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 1915, Six Nights Only at 7.30, and MATINEE on SATURDAY at 2.30 p.m. Personal Visit of OSCAR :it of I LILY BRAYTON, and full West End Company in I THE SPANISH MAIN Next Week—A COUNTRY GIRL. ——— ■- < THE PICTURE HOUSE. j HIGH STREET, SWANSEA. OPEN DAILY FROM I 2.30 TILL 10.30* I Oelictous less Provided Free of 1 Charge Every Afternoon. i Rita Jclivet in a Picturization of 1 Eleanor M. Ingram's Extraordinary Romance, THE UNAFRAID. By the Famous Players. City of Terrible Night I (Imp.) |j Hank's Revenge. i (L.K.O.) Curses They Remarked (Keystone). I THE SECRFT PRSCE. || The Price of a Secr< is a man's am- £ bition, and he is paid in Love. I ( Monday Next- I Jury's Masterpiece, snNS OF SATAN. I THE ZUDonA MYSTERY. I ICAfTLE C I li E A', ) Adjoinin" Leader" Office. j WORCESTER PLACE, SWANSEA. —————————— ——————————— I! Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Continuous Performance, 2.30 to 10.30. THE LOCKET. ) A Thrilling Three-Part Drama of II the Love in Armour. I A Typical to Keystone" Comedy. i A Midas of the Desert. A 1' Kay-Bee I' — The Merry Moving Men. An Amusing Farce Comedy. 'I Saved By Her Horse. II A G t H I. n- II A Great Selig" Western Drama, j ) packed with Hairbreadth Escapes and j Magnificent Riding. ) And Other Interesting Pitures. I j Orchestral Music. Popular Prices. II ===== ■CARLTON Cinema de Luxe, Oxford St., Swansea. 2.30 CONTINUOUSLY. 10.30 Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. DEALERS IN HUMAN LIVES. A "wholesome warning to Parents and Children of the Dangers that beset Girls in large cities. j GWENDOLIN, j Founded on George Eliot's famous I book, Daniel DeroiyHa." S A Story of Jewish Life and Character. ■ FOLLOWING N FATHER'S FOOT- STEPS, [ WI FFLES A VICTI M OF JEALOUSY PATHE GAZETTE, etc., etc. Monday- I A MYSTERY OF THE RIVIERA. [ ELYSIUM High Street, Swansea. .6.45 TWICE NIGHTLY. 9.0 TO-NIGHT and during the week. FEATURE FILM— The Popular Drama :n rive Acts— THE BUILDER OF BRIDGES. Featuring that Well-known Actor, Audbrey Smith. This production was pl&yed at St. James' Theatre, London, for over Two Years. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. In addition to an Ail-Star Programme, Jffonday, Oct. 11th, and during the week, the moat-talked-of film ever known— FIVE NIGHTS. | AMUSEMENTS. E?AS ????* THE PALACE, High Street, Swansea BIOSCOPE STAR fILMS. I THE TRAIL OF THE UPPER YUKON. Filmed by Rex. Selig^s Triumph: THE INGRATITUDE OF LIZ TAYLOR. TO-NIGHT at 7.45. SALES BY AUCTION. i PLOUGH AND HARROW INN, LLANGY- FKLACH (Distant 1; miles from the Cross at Yor- 1 ris tOllJ Messrs. James and James I F..1..1., I TTAYE been favoured with instructions i from Mr. Faulksner, who is leaving the inn, to SELL BY AUCTION, on the Pro- mises, en SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1915, the following Valuable Horses, CARRIAGES, PIGS, HAY, Etc. I viz.: HORSES.-A fine thick set Roan Mars, 15 ) h.h., 9 years old, guaranteed in all harness; Bay Mare. collier type, 14-2 h.h., 4 years old, guaranteed in all work and ail har- ness; Chestnut Mare, do., 14 h.h., 3 years old, guaranteed in all work and harness. PIGS.—Two ripe Porkers, 1 young Boar, 14 months old. POULTRY.—A number of Hens and this year's Chickens. IMPLEMENTS.—Light Spring Waarott, suit- able to carry 30 to 40 cwt.; hea-v* lhl Cart; Mowing Machine, Bamford No. new this year; brand new Gig; fccautitui Spring Trap bought ar. the Bath and West EilOW, HARNESS.—Set of Trap Harness equal to new, two Sets of good C.i t Harness, two set? c-f le~ Jing do., etc. F i CiiOi'S.—Kick of -harvested Old Hay, Rick of New Hay Hick of Short I Ilay, all got in e?w. -.inuitton anu early harvested, etc. Sale to ccmmenco promptly at 4 o'clock p.m. Terms, Cash. l..uctioneer: Offices; 7, Goat-street, Swan- sea. Telephone No. 172 Docks. ¡ PENCLACWYBD FARM, BYNEA. (1AR.- MAETIiENSHlRc. Distant 1 mile from Bynea Stat- and about ii miles from Loughor Station. The Lkuldly Trams and the Llanelly and Swan- sea Motor 'Buses run within less than half- a-mile of the Farm. Highly Important and Extensive Clear-out Sale of 44 Head of Shorthorn and Cross- bred Shorthorn Cattle, 4 Horses, 20 Pigs, Poultry, Implements, Hay and Corn Crops etc. Messrs. James and James, F.A.I.. ARE favoured with instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Pre- mises as above, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8th 1915, the whole of the following Live Stock, Crops, and implements, CATTLE.—17 DAIRY COWS, Including 8 Cows and Calves, 15 Store Cattle, 3 Bulls. FOUR HORSES. PIGS AND POULTRY. CROPS.-liay-4 Kicks of excellent Hay, about 40 Tons. Corn—3 Mows of Wheat, 4 do. Barley, and 11 do. of Mixed Barley and Oats IMPLEMENTS, Etc.. including a first-class Oil Engine "The Victoria," 62 h.p., has worked four years, and in perfect order, Shafting, Pulleys, and Belting. Luncheon on the tables at 12 noon. Sale immediately after. Terms—Six Months' Credit on conditions. Auctioneers' Offices-7, Goat-street, Swan- sea. Docks Telephone 172. CNWCDEILIOG FARM (Distant It miles from Llandovery Railway Station.) Highly Important and Extensive Sale of EG Head of Excellent Hereford and Cross-bred Cattle, 3 Cows with Calves at heel, 8 fine well-built"TTOrses, 70 Shropshire Sheep, 9 Pigs, Pculiry, Implements, Machinery, Harness, Dairy Utensiis, Household Furni- ture, Corn and Hay Crops, etc. MESSRS. Wm. & Walter James, F.A.I. A RE fa\oured with inštructions from Mr, -?- Benjamin D?vics, who is leaving the Farm, to conduct a Clear-out SALE at the ¡ above place, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1915, of his valuable Live Stock, roT-N AND HAY CROP, IMPLEMENTS, DAIRY UTENSILS, AND HARNEFS, ETC., j Viz.—21 Milch Cows, several with calves at their hoe! 6 Heifers, 1 Bull, 10 Yearlings, 20 Calves, 8 Horses; Sheep—50 Shropshire Breeding Ewes, 20 do. do. Ewe Lambs; Pigs: Implements, Machinery, Harness, and Dairy Utensils; Hay and Corn Crops. Luncheon on the table at 11. Sale to com- mence immediately after with the Crops.. j Credit on conditions on sums above X3, or the usual Discount for Cash. CEFSHIRFEYN FA:&M, Within 10 Minute Walk of Cynghordy Station, on the London and North Western Railway. ¡ Exceptionally important end extensive Clear-out Sale of the whole of the finely- bred Live Stock, Crope, Implements, com- prising 85 h&ad of Pure-b•. TTorefo-'J Cattle, 8 grand well-set Pure- j bred Shropshire and Kerry Breeding E'-vo;- j and Rame, 15 Iligs, 50 Tons of Hay, CS Hag- gard Mows of Corn, etc., etc. MESSRS. Wm. & Walter James, F. A. ARE favoured with instructions from Messrs. David and John Jones, who are giving up the Farm, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises above, on MONDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1915, t.e whole of their Live Stock, HAY AXD CORN CROPS, IMPLEMENTS, DAIRY UTENSILS, AND HARNESS. 21 DAIRY COWS, 8 with Calves at their heels. 4 PURE-BRED HEREFORD BULLS. 17 HEIFERS.—5 Pure-bred Three-year-old I Hereford Heifers, finely-marked, with Calve6 at heel; 12 do. do. do. In-calf Heifers. 20 YEARLINGS—29 beautiful Pure-bred Hereford Heifers. 10 CALVES. 8 HORSES. i 503 SHEEP.—170 grand Shropshire and Kerry Breeding Ewes, 1, 2 and 3 years old; I 100 do. Ewe and Fat Lambe, 2-yoo.r-orl Shropshire Ram, 8 Yearling do., 2-year-old Kerry do., 2 1-year-old do., 20 Kerry Ram Lambs. 15 PIGS. I I HAY AND CORN CROPS. IMPLEMENTS AND DAIRY UTENSILS. etc. Luncheon on the Tables at 10.30 o'clock. Sale will commence at 12 o'clock promptly with the Crops, and as the Lote are numerous it will commence at the adver- tised time. Sine. months' credit on conditions. Note.—The 9.45 a.m. Up Train from Swan- sea. and 4.45 p.m. Do.vn Train will stop nr. Cynghordy Station for convenience of this Sale. I Auctioneers' Offi: ?V,a-nd?Dvery <m4 .LWA 1 SALES BY AUCTION. TO BE SOLD pu'suant to an Order of the High Couit of Justice Chancery Division, made in an action of London and Proviu- cial Bank Limited against Alriq 1914 L. ?5, with the approbation of the Judge, by I MR WILLIAM JAMES, the person appointed by lac- J. at the HOTEL K i TKOPnLli, VViN U .'LET. in '.he cf Swansea, on TUES- DAY, the 5th day of OCTOBER, 1915. at Mu o'clock m tho afternoon, in" one Lot, the )j?"!=fthald Crushing and Screening Works, known as ALRIG'o WORKS, situate at the North end of the King's Dock. Swansea, together with the Buildings, Fix- tures and Fixed Machinery, Plant, and Effects. with the lines or rails, sidings, and I connections in full working order. held under a lease of 21 years from March 31st, 1912, at a rental of £ 650 per annum, and termiuable as therein mentioned, and also under an agreement supplemental to tiie lease with reference to the sidings, under which a balance of £ 120 of the cost of tho I same remains unpaid and is payable in bix quarterly instalments. Particulars and Conditions of Sale and ¡' orders to view may be had of Mr. D. Stanley Owen, London and Provincial Bank Buildings, Wind-street, Swansea, Solicitor Messrs. T D. Jones and Company, Leign ton House, 168, Fleet-street, London, K.C., Solicitors; of the auctioneer, 7. Goat-street, Swansea; and at the place of Salo. Dated this 14th day of September, 1915. SAMUEL A. M. SATOW, Vacation Master. GOWER AUCTION M AST, RE 1'Ii OLDS TON E. TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 5th, 1915. 30 PRIME FAT CATTLE. 500 FAT LAMBS AND WETHERS. 5 n PORKERS AND WEANERS. M issrs. James and James (F.A.I.) AUCTIONEERS. PUBLIC NOTICES. ¡ TOUR DIRECTION. McCREA AND PlIl, GLOUCESTER. ALBERT HALL, SWANSEA. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, at 8 p.m. MR HORATIO BOTTOMLEY (The Editor of "John Bull") Will Deliver an Address on "THE PRESENT SlTUATiON Chei.-man-ALDEPLM.A-N DAVID DAVIES. Seelctions on the Organ from 7.30 to 8 0\ lock. Reserved Seats, 4s. and Unreserved, 2s. and Is. Early Doors at 7.15 p.m., 6d. ex- tr-i to unreserved parte. (Ticket Holders Free). Ordinary Doors 7.30. Ticketo for all papts can be obtained at Messis. Thompson and Shackell, Ltd., 39. Castle street, Swansea ('Phone P.O. 17), where plan of seating can bo seeu. VICE CONSUUATE FOR GREECE. Notice to Greek Reservists. By Royal Decree, dated the 10/23rd September, 1915, mobilisation in the King- dom of Greece has been decreed. Are convened classes from 1892 to 1911, both' inclti^ive, that is to eny:- (1) Ail reservists of these classes having undergone three months' eervioe. (2) Reservists who are not actually under arms belonging to the classes 1912. 1913a, 1913b, and 1911 who have served for three months. (3) All auxiliaries belonging to the classes I 1892 to 1914, both inclusive, whether they havo served or not. (4) All officers of reserve to whatever oiasses they may belong. Are exempt, all those formerly ex- empted from the above classes who have served as volunteers anil those of the same classes who have acquired Greek nationality after reaching the age of 21 years. They must leave within six days. W. G raves Mason, Consul, I Swansea, 20th September, 1915. Q WAN SEA & DISTRICT BAND OF HOPE AND TOTAL ABSTINENCE UXIOX. COSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION TO-NIGHT at 7.30 at FORWARD MOVEMENT HALL, PORT II TENNANT. Speaker—Rev. E. WORTHING. Cha:. •npn—Mr. A. FL' A THE RSTO NE. Musical Programme Provided. Collection. TOMORROW (SATURDAY), at 5 p.m., at 10 BAGGED SCHOOL, WORKERS' TEA. Tickets—(id. each. And at 7.45, SPECIAL MEETING. Sp,eak-er-R.ev. JOHN MATTHEWS. C'n.a.L-man-M.. J. R. DAVIES (Presided of the Union). Choruses by FABiAN'S BAY JUVENILE CHOIR. Soloists—Misaes Doris Richards, Hilda Free- man, C. Thoma-9, Messrs. D. M. Davies and D. Price. Accompanist— Misg Sarah James. A Hearty Welcome to All. Collection. j SWANSEA AND DISTRICT mLE VENDORS' ASSOCIATION. PUBLfG NOTICE IS x"VEN that owing T ncr^ased Price or \abour ard Feeding Stuii., -Le Scarcity and Increased Oo-st, of Milch Cows, Red the additional re- quirements of the new Bye-laws, it has be- coiiio ov" Y to INCREASE THE PRICE OF PURE FRESH MILK. The price will be increased as from the 1st day of OCTOBER NEXT to 5d. PER QUART. during the Autumn and Winter Months. Half-penny-worths to be abolished. Dated this 28th day of September, 1915. D. HINDS, President. p OCKE'IT'S BRISTOL CHANNEL STEAM PACKET COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE. Messrs. Pockett's Bristol Channel St??m Packet Company, Limited, beg to iliform) their Cmtomers that after Thursday, Sep- j tember 20th, the GENERAL CARGO business 1 between Bribi-ol r/nd Swansea and vice versa will be Suspe led during the continuance of the war, 01 until further notice. Tho Company will jntinue the carrying of Tin- plates and other full cargoes between the ports of Swansea, Bristol, and other ports I in the Channel^ and act as Warehousemen at Swansea. The Company thank their customers for the support extended to them during many years, and invite inquiries reiprctiag cargo in lots of 100 tons and up- ward-, -r lesser quantities, which may be de. with by arrangement.—Bristol, Sep- ten. r Jhh. 1515.

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