The Cambria Daily Leader

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. I-NI).-On the 1st November, at 29. Eo-ton- crescent, the wife oi H. J. Ind of a eon. 14&A11-3 MARRIAGES. SPAINE--G-RAY.—On November 1st, at the Registry Office. Cissy iSpaiTr?; only daugh- t(,j--7)f William Spame. of Sent, to Albeit Edward Oray, 54, Neath-road. only son of Mr. Wm. Gray, liorse dealer, Swansea. filCH—GEilX.—On October 26th. Edwara yiVponiais Rich, chemist., Hijfh-etreet, to 'L'-oriii Adeline Gen. Brynym-or-oresoent, £ >warusea. (Special licence.) Cll-3 KILLED IN ACTION. JAME&— Killed in acti-oll in France, Oil 16th October, 1916, Joseph Gwyn James, South African Soouish, won of late Mrs. David iames, YTiJiiert>-road, ^Kewtn, CAU-2 WIIITAKER.-KillM in action, in France. September 3rd, Rifleman Walter Ha<seld>en Wnitaker, Kinsr's RoycL. Rifles, the dearly-beloved Waller Whitaker (violinist, Swansea). For Kins and Country." 148A11-3 WILLJAMS.—Mre. and Miss Williams, of 9, Longford -crescent, St. Thorns, wish to thank 4ad then* Kind friends for the sym- pathy extended to them in tliaar "»eoent sad bereavement, and also for fioraj tri- butes sent. ^8Al^-2 j iN MEMORIAM. ST. JOHN'.—In loving memory of the Late Corpl. W. gt John (413), son-in-law of Guard How lis. Landore. who fell in action November 2, 1914.-From hi:, sor- rowing wife, d-aii-ghtel-, and friend6.

WREATHS, BOUQUETS, &c., by "KITLEY'S," TEN SPECIALISTS IN ALL FLORAL DESIGNS. CHEAPEST AND BEST HOUSE FOR GLASS WREATHS. OPPOSiTiS NATIONAL SCHOOLS, OXFORD- STUFE-X. SWANSEA. (Tel.. ny oantral.) A LEXANDB&. JOHNSTON. The Most Up. uxlate Florist in Swansea. Wreaths. EOUQCJBTS. and other FLORAL DESIGNS, arranged in the Latest London Style, 227 OjlFOKD-STBEET. SWANSEA. Telephone! 567 Central. .r. LEADER" CLASSIFIED ADVTS. DEFENCE OF THE REALM ACT. Advertisements in the Situation Vacant coiuxmi trom Firms whose business consists wholly or mainly in engineering or ship- building or the production of arms, amnia-, nition, or explosives, or of substances re- quire 1 for the production thssooi. are, in order to comply with Regulation 8 (laj of the above Act, subject to the following con- ditions N-j person resjdsnt more than ten miles away or already engaged on Government I work will be ens-aged- Ml&CELLAftfcQUS 61 t UATIGN* VACANT. FIRST-CLASS B uSJNESSAPPQINTMENTO aie now open to btudents 'trained by 'iHE SWANSEA BbSIl-sEiSS COLLEGE, 31, Aiexandra-rocui. Subjects: Shorthand, Tvpe- Vrnuns, Arithmetic, Booa-kteping, Busih-ens Corretipon-aeiiots. Odice Practice, etc. Iiution XMy and Prospectus Free.— EiiNEST ViCTOR EUDDELL, B.A., Prin- cipal. Central 1269. Men and Youths. tAv A-NTED. a good, &U round working HV c<Kl»ry Mechanic—Apply Manager. C .vaillymeii Oouiery, or B. i'nomae aiid ;0'11. Jiount measant, iiwanseii. 149Åll X'&TA.XTEX), several Strong Lade 46 i'dMr-.—Apply Dd. r?tm? ana Gu 1 O .at-street. 143All-ti V, A.NTEL, an Experienced Grocery Am it-ia.ru ipr \v iioKsit)c vVare noutsa'; iuniisioic.— rt 1 nomas ana Co. (swansoai .1.1:<1. Al-4 I 'ABl'ENTERS.—Six Men Wanted imrri-e- vy (uateli highest wages paiu; iong- .1 .>(< to :uitabi*> men.—Apply 1 uorua-s WiLiiamc, ijulider. IotwYth iaru, fort 'ialbot. 149A11-4 j Xy ANTED an exuerieocetlWine and | bJllJ L sot-L-ti: to take cnarge Df Spirit S10.es; ineligible; mutt tilgroug-tlly unuer-; stand the bieuaing and breaking down of spirits; vrages, £ Z per wees; state age. etc. —i). a'. Pruc-oard, Ltd., Brewer», Orumlin. 1rf.u.Il. 14^11-4 ,Made .,14horthar,(i Typ?t Ior! NV loca.l. Gontlvlled Ai.umt.<on Mork?— ? n? -ti P ?). -U<t.Uy Leader. 149A?1-5  &OV L?i? D ,St<?I Work?.-Wa,nt€d. G Kcu?h 1'ainter?; ?t?od .?tE?s.; only good I c.kmoers l1d ?pp?y.—AppiyoTt Jcb. cU TV7ANTED, a Colliei-y Fitter.—Apply,6tat- » t nig age and wagts reyuireu, to the Ammaruord Colliery vo., Ltd., Ammianfoid 14SA11-? -NTED. Grocery Aesiwant (ineligible: • 4b nours per "ook; wages, ow pi 116 VVar Bonu«—i-uii particulars niot letter (IX)- Operatic, J'enidaie. All- A GOOD Agent Wanted. A man" with -??- ^spare t;me may secure a "ODd and in- dependent position; no rick or outlay—Ad- drei-w ±iox "Box lv 2. Cambria Da il V Jjcader, Swansea. Cll-7 I \\7ANTED. Shoci?R and General l t' ;;mun; eoaa wa.cM to "uitahh m?n' regul, ar job; lneligiorefr— Apply leachev Mumbles. "W^A^TED. a good, quick. Haircutter and T ,?t?aver; wiges. and CommiS8lQn a week—Apply Edwin Hail. Hairdresser and j.o&accouiBt, opposite tlospitai, Swansea. 14/A11-5 TyANTED. Experienced Wacon Repaimr. TT "0 paolc <l takinf charge of i!hop.- Apply, by letter, statin age, wages, expert- eace, etc., Lougiior Colliery Co. (1910). Ltd Cae Duke Colliery, Lonsrhor. 147A11-3 IF,IE Supply of Caal to France and Italy X (Swaii.«ea- Committee) require immedi- a teh the services of a competent Clerl, v, xai knowieUge oi the^C'oal Extior'i j !-ade; Short- iiaad aud lypuc preferred.—Apply, by it.'lLer. ui v J t'ierences, totaling salary ro •mired l" the secretary. • 14^1^.5 A UCOO French Polisher Wanted at once A lur Pianoforte work; ineligible for Forces.- Apply Godfrey and Co., Ltd.. ww., St. HeienVroad..Swansea. 14 61-4 T"S* kTAIITED. Competent Ma.n (ineligible for T'i iai'itary service) to take full charge cf Anthracite Suction Plant and Engine — Apply N-,itit inference and wages required, to LWJS Bros., Liangerinech, Cai-marthen- fohirc, 146All-3 \y ANTED, for duration of war, llanager T to take entire ?har?e of a Tin Stamp- ing and Decorating Works; ineligible for Army; must be thoroughly oonvcreant with the practical and commercial work; st.<1.te wagoo inquired and when could commence —The Talbot Tin Stamping! Co., fort Talcot 145AU-3 ANTANTED, Cowman and for General tT Estate Work; cottage and garden foand: state wages rotjuired and referencee. —Knight, Tythegston Court, Bridgend. 3 45A ll-o "VfAVVIEfS' Gangr Wanted; must be re- -I iiab16: accustomed Uj Platelaying.— oo1t, Cntrtr, Port Talbot. 144A11-2 OUTFITTING.—D M Lewis and Co,. Ltd. ? ? Oxfui-d?tre?t. has VacAnci? for Ex- perienced Young Moen for Olothiug and Hate- ineligible; oatdoore. 344A11-2 ~M"AVVIES Wanted on Pipe-Track at Mar- •7™ gam. near Port Talbot; good pav.— Aon Job. 139A11-23 I "VTAWieS Wanted at Messrs. Gilbert,son's j '■ Steel Works, Pontardawe; wages, 84d. P«r hour and Id. per hour extra for war 1 honua.—x. Walker. Contractor. 140A11-4 t i MOTOii Driver (ineligible) Wanted at  Swansea, for light delivery car.— Apply stating wages, to P 9," Leader Offbc, Swansea. TD WAÑTED for Empire, Swansea; good !tt First Cornet: also First Violinist.— Apply to Mr. Tomlinson, Conductor. CTO AD'V ERT. Sunny Spain" Revue. All I T vacancies filled except Tenor and Ba-ri- wne. -Applv Musical Director, Carlton, Car- diff, or M&ckworth Hotel, Swansea. 'T \1'ED, Good Platelayer for Colliery ?w Surface, &t)iMt?nt work and ?ood 'wagee to suitable m?n.—Apply Man??er. Emlyn Oolliery, Uandebie. 145AU-? Domestic Servant*. G-.ëX1Mi. Servant wanted imiatl; G-Ai,6 Station Inn, ULigh-drtec. Srwansea. 149AI 1 T^TANTED, for Park Wern Red Cross Hos- pitai Housemaid to wait on Matron and Nursing Staff; to live out; 10s. per week and trani fare.—Apply the Matron. 149A3e.-6 n Try ANTED, a General Servant at ,once; T V 1 another kept.—Apply, evenings, "Fromheulog," Uplands. Swansea. CAll-5 H'SrANTED, ¿k-Genera1.-Apply, stating ?Y age. wage, and expeu.eiice, if any, t? gether with references, to Mrs. Thomson, Glenconna, Loughor. 147A11-6 I ^ANTED, good General Servant: plain cooking.—Apply Brookland vma. Brookland-terrace, Swansca.146Ajl-4 "\lX\ rANTED. irttm^d lately, experienced TT Cook-Gencrol, with goad references;) thr&& in family.—Apply Mrs. liarcba'?;e?<Z; daie, Ijingland-road, Mumite. 146A11-4 146All-4 'XTA:.NTED, a good G?ne?.l. 20 to 25 V? years of age.— Apply Mra. Robeita, Crown Hotel, Skewen. 148,111-7 "tySTANTEb, a, clean, respectable General; t', sma,ll family (no children); reference. —Apply, before 7 o'clock, 1, Richmond-road, Uplands, Swansea. 14SA11-7 '"{Xi ÅNTF!D,-Gnr-a-s.ër'.ant-t\V'O in Vt family; references.—Apply MTS. Wm. Bo wen, Queen-street Neath. CI 1-7 DOtes, Girls, Apprentices, etc. Ty ANTED, Apprentices for Dressmaking l » and Millinery Workrooms; small wagee to start.—Apply D. C. Jones and Son, 7. Gastle-eciuare 14ôA1_ LENNABD'S IA?i. reouipe a Smart Youth, L willin,??- to make himself g?neraJly uso- fu.l, and be trained aa shop assistant; also Vacancy for Junior Young lia/ly experience -not esoontia1.A.y Manager, 15, Castle- Men and Women. LADY Shorthand Typist (20), with a knew- ledge of Book-keeping, desires morning engment.Apply UitFa G., 20. Crodock-«t. 143A11-8 GROOERy.=:L.(iYA..æi5-tant Wanted; u? ?? to h?h-ol?ts trad,AppJy Gwydr Stores, Uplands, 8w&nse&. 146A11-4 "\yANTED, at onoe. Young Lady Morn- II i n Gover-np<? to Girl 6? vearf?; mu?t '?70 ?!)? to WadI musk.-ÄÿPly by letter. Mrs. radforci, Sw ansea. 146A114 CLOTHINXjr.—Wanted, Young ? T?adi? ?' mUH hav t?i?rience in the Clolhing Department.—Hodges and SonB (Clothier. LimIted, Swansea. 144A11-2 a rpHE Life of the iate Lord Kitchener." X —Wanted local man or women to control itd sale in Swansea district. Ex- ceedingly good incomes can be made. Terms not lees than 40s. weekly.—Apply Gresham Publishing Co., Oancda H(¡ut5JC, BriMcl. 146,AJ.1-J SITUATiON WANTED. DLcABLED SOLDIER. Practical Joiner, t:omnwnej:1g business, wishes to under- take any class of Woodwork; satisfaction guaranteed.—Reasonable Quotations on ap- plication to, F. Corten, 5, Hoo-street. Port iennant. TO w ANTI:D, by a rfsmetable Wido-,v. T situation as Working Housekeeper 10 u working man without any small children i) referred.Ar rite Widow." Daily Leader. 148.11-3 GOOD Business Man. abstainer, ;)8. mar- ried, 18 years manager for Clot lung Firm, classed ii III, registered Labour Ex- change requires light employment in con- trolled works; willing, active, energetic.— Box R. 5," Leader Office, Swansea. 147A11-5 INSURANCE.—Weekly Collection of Pre- Jt. miums on Small Book Wanted by a Lady; whole or spare time agency.—"Reli- able," Leader Office, Swansea- Cll-3 j "yOUNG Lady, ??d 16, just con'fJttcd X commercial course of shorthand and typewriting, desires Situation as Shorthand Typist in Commercial Ollice.-Write Box R 6," Leader Olfice, Swanua. I I-Ok SALE. FOR SALE, a Goal Rotrnd as a going oon- c-srn; -saey average eale of 20 tone wee&iy. further i>articulai» it required.— Apply" Coai," care of Leader" Oitice, Swansea. d. "_H ACll-8j UWllT 10 h.p. ?seater. nt.ted with Dickey 0 ??eat. tmly run about .3,D* miles. Fitted with ^peedomet-er, ClOCK, elect IIC iigfituig and horn. Bargain.—Fletciivr^ uarage, Swansea. K'Mll-ii MO'l'OK Oar Body for Sale; suitable for "Singer" or similar c.n1S; excel- lent oomtuion What To Oe ",œn at nute. Engiisli and Cvi., SALE, good I'ilialxle Pony, 12 hands; X price £6; no dealers.—Joim Wohborli, L OR SALE, Ice Cream and Herbal Drink X Business; low ient inclusive; in good position; an easy living; low prioe.—Write Herbalist," Leader Odice. 148AI 1,1 OAFES (Fire ;Retd«ting), in., Z4n" U 2Sin., to 48in. for Sale; bargains; in- autries solicited for Second-hand Macuinery. -Birt, 47a; trand, Swansea. Cll-10 8TOOK-TAKING.—Bargaiim in yul?zlitu II <? D. J. Da vies, Corner Shop. Parade, kS D. The Cheapest Shop ill Town OJ: p<M:ne C?avtle -Starket. ?/tAG?.lFiCE?T ?t of Black Pum Fox JX Heads, Tails, 256.; also a Blue Set—33 sin 91 c.,t<)n-t,-r 144A11-2 CGALVANISED Corrugated Sheet*.— 53 X Tons of Galvanised Corrugated Sheets in stock; price, according to grades Ma. 449 and 26a. per "wt,; inspection invited — MJlh, English and Co.. Ltd CTO BAZAAR G;od8.-TY8, Facc? Uooda. etc -tJ' every kind: advice to ??jnacra' &lau best spare time agency ;04-e Catalogue tree-liay (184). George-atTeet. Birmingham. LONDON TSme-Table and Red Rajl-Guide. Tie current issue of this popular I Publication is on Sale at all Railway Book- stalls and leading Newsagents. Nearly 600 pagea, it deals with over 3,000 railway sta- tions. At twopence it is the best and cheap- est Railway Guide ever published. TRADE SPECIALTIES. fvURSI Fur&—MuHvs. Ties, ReaM?Hod. Re- .r paired ana Relined; a.l?& Ft)r Coats repaired and Relinked. Call or Write.— Mrs. Ros»=, 2, Northampton-gardene, Swan-, s-aa. 146A11-4 ks URG-ICAL Applianow.-4)ur 1916 il!ti6- )C' trated 76-page Catalogue of Sprays. Douches. Enc-mas, and Surgical Rubber Gojda of Every Description sent free, with Manual of Wisdom upon. appllcation.-Le Bra-"eur Snrgical Co., I Ad. (Uept D P.). Geofli-ey Buildings, John Bright-street, Birmingham. Works: Passy, Parii, France. aro ANNOUNCEMENTs -õf 'AIabaater and Co? AThe City TaUora. under Swansea's Castle Tower fj i O X' RAINCOATS to be Cleared from 19s. 6d. A (',OOD Clagg Indigo Serze Suit at 50s. to Measure. POULTRY, EGGS, &c. E' GGS, mdre ezgs, and more egga are JLJ obtained with Karswood harmlees Poultry Spice; packets 2d., 6d„ ls.-Thom-eto, "\JEW-LAID Eggs at 3d. each are a little for uaers of Karswood Spice, containing ground insects, which always increase egg output and sometimes double it; 2d. packet supplies 12 hens one week.— From Jones, Family Chemist, Pontardulais. 144A11-2 THE Nights are getting very cdd, We Teati Supply a Good Overcoat from 37s 6d. to .Measure. Cll-17 Penhales Mourning Department. LADIES' Costumes and Gentlemen's Suits. Biack Serge or Vicuna, from 50s.; all goods made on premises. Orders executed in eight hours where necessary. "U E alAvaye hold a Choice Selection of tVV fa(iles" and (Jents' Black and Bark Grey Overcoats, from 30s.; Boys' Youths', Men's Suits; also Ladies' Costumes always -in stcek.-Penhale, 232. High-Street, Swan- sea. 14&A11-4 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Q EiOOND-HAJSTD. iron frame, overstrung 0 Piano by good maker; can be seen by appointment.—vVrite Box "P 22," Daily Leader, Oat-Ue-stit-et, Swansea. 144A11-30 p fANOS.I;e wiii Buy Secondhand JL Pianos, in any good condition, and at good prices.—J. Brader and Sons, Wind. str jet, Swansea. 134AII-30 Thompson & Shackeli's Annouhcements. PIANOFORTE, by Collard and Collard: plO?IUWOod case. ivory keys, metal frame; all latest improvements; L33 12s. cash.—Thompson and Shackell. Ltd., 33. Castle-street. Swansea. a LOVELY Little Oran-H&rmonium, 8 L atop.? only ?5 lú. cagh; Estey Organ, 10 stops, two knee swells, higli mirror back. £ 16 10s.: Murdoch" Organ, knee swell, oniv £ 5 10s^ Great bacgains.—Thompson and Shackell, Ltd.. 39. Castle-street, Swan- sea. ,AT-NUT Piaro. bv AlUson ond Allison, f t i slightly old-fashioned, only C12 108 cash; Erard Piano, cost 50 guineas, 3,.C- cept £ 18 10s cash (second-hand). Several other bargains just arrived.—-Thompson and Shackell. Ltd.. 39, Costle-atree't. wan- sea. GRÁMOPHONEghtl;¡,- used.^oet £ 5 5s" Gwili accept £ 2 10s.; New Gramophones. £3 10s. £ 4 lOs" £5 10s., etc. Now is the time to 1m". Prices are rising.—Thompson and Sha/jkell, Ltd.. 39. Castle-street, Swansea MISCELLANEOUS. ANTEI). Regular Supply good Cockles; yy state price.—R. Leveririgton. Whole- sale Fish Merchant. Rottlierham. 145A10-31 l\¡fO'fOR- Haula?o of ETery Description ?1. undertaken; any distance.—DuM?n. 127, St. Helen's-avenue. 146A11-4 -L'1.JXTURgS.-=t\.l1' Saints'. KUvoy. A?'ocia- JL tion ??o?.h.?U Club recjuir? I-ixtum.6; any date: any team between the age of 18 and 25 challenged .—Secretary; S. J. Ridgv- way, 44, Windmillw4errace. TyANTED. Suite of Omn? a,t or?n<'er Ex- T t change Buildings, tJ1me or fonr r<x?o?. Write witli terms to "Omega. Cllr8 PAL M i ti Y. ADAME DRUS1LLA. F.B.I.M.S. (Dip- .t loma Palmist, Clairvoyant; Ameri- can Mystic Readings; Advice daily; hours. 11. to 9.—Address.68, St. Helen'e-roa-d, Swan- sea. (opposite Hospital). 149A11-8 MADAM DALMA, Celebrated Welsh P?m- i,?'. Phrenologist. Advice on Marriage, Changes. Speculation. Attendance from 11 a.m. till 9 p.m.—19, Park-street (off Union- street. Swansea. 146A11-5 CLt,&IP,VOYANTE.-L.eon,o-r,e; till Tuesdav; 8. W'L lows-place, top of Cradock-itwet, (Albert. Hall); I/opaoa Celebrity, Ptiychome- trist; .vjsit<ed 60,000 (Royalty); hours, 12-9, 9-UV6frE MTOR CARS. CYCLES, ENGINES, &a., FOR SALE AND HIRE. ANTEL). good S-scond hand. Enclosed Vw Body, Motor Car: Write Boy P23, Leader Office. 146A I I A Commercial Carrier Co., Ltd., 59-62, St. Hclen's-road, Swansea. TT'ORD Cha?sif, thoroughly overhauJed. X new parts tvh?ic required; OODtÜtlOn guaranteed; With 6-ae?,er body if desired;] bargain, £ 75. PROMPT Delivery of all Ford Models; PROMI'T De,ivery of all Ford Modelc,. £ 135—plus fA delivery. Easy terms 2* Per cent, extra. IiÚUWL1.TE '?lr?y'of"?€<????w? X Ohi"" with electric light and 8elf- starter; £ 295; "Palladium," 30 cwt. to 4 ton Chassis; "Star, 25 cwt. and 50 cwt. models, 1- )EPÁ.I&S,Ac(;or;S;'Garage .(;;omnlO-I' dation.—Commercial Carrier Oo.. Ltd., ?wans?a.. 011.2 C. K. Anemvis' Announcements. TAXI'S Day or Night; reliable service: ± ring up Central 576.—0. K. Andrews Ufi?nds Gura?e F. oîm-CarB Y delivery of all nkodels: JL' ea?'y payments arrayed: no objection. able u?oairiea made.- Apply C. K Andrews. UDlalJC: Garage. 1 n«1 ^TWO-SEATER Belsize for Sale; Xv/ X £ i rare bargain in hrst-cl&ss con- dition; any trial cr examination.—Apply C K. Andrews. Uplands Garage. CTO Ivor L. Roberts' (223, Oxford-street) Announcements. CYCLES, B.S.A., Enfields, Swifts. Rudgefl etc.. in Stock; prices from £ 4 !9s. 6d. cash, or easy payments from 10s. per mouth. MOTOR CYCLES.—Sole Agent for B.S.A., Enfield. Rudge, A.J .S. Douglas Sun- bea.'Ti, Haley Davidson's. Deliveries from Stock. Largest Selection in South Wales. L'.ARGE 8wck'oi-s-;OOnd.baDdM; 1,  Cycl3: B.S.A., Rudge. tij?n?ds. P. and M.. DouHlas, Pr(?miers, etc.; prices from £ 10 to ?53. Call or Send for List. GOOD, Well-lit. and Dry Warehouse, or 2" Workship. to Let, about 24ft. by 50ft.. Picton-lane.—Apply Ivor L. hoberts, U.J. Oxford-street, Swansea. Ij^OED'S/— A11 MOdels in Stock: Vap, .SHO: Touring, £ 135; Coupe. EI30; plus dahv. ery chargeB. 110 debate can be Reclaimed on Van. HAULAGE by Motor undertaken. JLJL for Terms, Ivor L. Roberta, 223 Ox- iord-gbreet, Swansea CARS kept for Private Hire. Terms Quoted J on application. Gl| f TRUCKS, m?h; in the Larg- '<jr.??.<U. Mt Factory in the World, who specialise solely on trucks; Z.J..Tonner Chassis in Stock, £ 550; 1-Tonner Ohaasie in Stock. £ 320. Demonstration Free GliAND Prix 10 h.p. Water-cooled __lorntock'Ju;.med..elivery, f.(^Tlwno"'FoiUNO. F..f)ST AND LOST, lJÛl Terrier Bit-oh, anewere the JU name "Queenie," in vicinity of Alex- arHlra-«treet, on Sunday, October 29; de- tainer prosecuted.—Ten shillings inward on returning Evme to J. Sanigar, 12. Water- tiU'eei, Neath. CI 1-4 LOST, between Union-Btreet and Grand JU Theatre, Gold Chain Bracelet.—Finder rtwar^^d on returning same to Box "R 4. Leader Office. -147A11-2 "'{-;{TfLLthe'- Person known to have taken VV 1-)!? Bt 13<)x from Mascot Cafe, Saturday. Oc:tober.2, plèa return Hame. or uroc?ediBgn will "be taken? C SEC ON D HA MD FU RWiTU REWAN TED AND FOR SALE. I SEOOND-HAND Furniture.—Best Prices L given by me. Drop a postcard, and will c.ail -W, James, 8. Fabian-etrect, St. Thomas, Swansea. TO I

LAND CULTIVATION.I The Shortage of Labour and I I Spring Tillage, In an address o,,i Rt,<-Iainatik)n before the Carmarthenshire Chamber of  Ag-i-icu'him, at Carmarthen on Wednes- day, Mr. R. G. Stapleton, At.Aadvisory botani8i1. the University CoMe?e? Aber- ystwyth. ur?e<t i'lf-re?ped ctiltivation, and said t.hat by propRr manUring a good deal more land oould be brought into caltiva- tio-n. ?Nf?r.Tohii.,?,. county agricul- tural fn?ani&fr. drew .It-t.(,-nti4r)ii to tbc in-I cfpa?d labour shortage likely to. arise. It was understood, he said, that cxfmp- tions had been granted to men on tillage farms until January 1st, and he believed this was done for the purpose of allow- ing autumn tillage to be carried out, but < there was very little autumn tillage done 111 Cam art.hens-hire. Farmers there went in mostly for spring sowing, and tho effect of calling up the men at- the begin- ning of January would be that very little cultivation would be done at all, and the position would be very serious. Mr. 1). Williams, Llangendeirne, pro- posed a calling the attention of the Board of Agrieiilturp to the stortage of labour on the land likely to arise by the calling up of men under 30 at the be- ginning of January. Mr. Williams, Hengehrcha, seconded. Mr. S. H. Anthony, Fenian, Kidwelly, agreed that the calling up of the men would give rise to a very serious problem, and pointed out that whilst there were dozens of farms in the "county where there J was a shortage of labour, there were farmers who had three or four sons at home. That, he said, was a down-right shame. Everyone should do something for his country. Farmers who had several sons ought to have some of them in the Army, and at the same time other farms on which there were not so many men ought to be kept going. Farmers did not have a single representative in the House of Commons. They wore represented by shop-keepers and lawyers, and it would he a good thing if fanners had their own paid representatives, the same as what ,the Labour Party had. (Loud applause.) The resolution carried.

INSTANTLY KILLED. Ystradgynlais Youth's Shocking Death. On Wednesday-, Robert Kinley Flynn, 16 years of age. son of Mr. Flynn, steward of the Ystradgynlais Conserva- five Club, was knocked down by a pas- senger train near Ystradgynlais station and instantly killed. He was an assistant | fitter with Mr. Evans, The Foundry, and had been doing some work at the Tawe Clay Works shortly before the accident. An inquest will be held. _—.——.

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LOCAL POLICE COURTS. I I SWANSEA. I Thursday.—Before Mos«rs. W. Tlioman I (in tbo chair). Aid. Ben Jones, David I Glafbrook, J. W. Jones, and U. E. I Gordon. m DRUNK AND INCAPABLE. I -? .1 -1, ?l inoman \Vlately Ward, or Ldwara I Whitely, seaman, for being drunk and in- capable on the Strand on Wednesday, i was lined os. or seven days. TO AWAIT AN ESCORT. i Thomas Kneatli, charged with being an I Army absentee, was remanded to await I an escort. ALIENS ASHORE. Being aliens found ashore after the pre- scribed hour on Wednesday without tho lierruission of the Aliens Officer was the chargw against Oskar H. Kapsland. steward; Klaus JS'ilson, tireman; Holbjorn Adahl. Sjm T. Kleyve, all Norwegians, and Kasinus Jorgon Knudaen, a Danish second mate. All the defendants, through an inter- preter, pleaded guilty, aiid were each lined 20s. and ;1: interpreter's fee. DESERTING FROM A SHIP. Charged with deserting from one of II.L colliers on October 26th, Lewis Wiseman, ship's cook, was iiued 40s. or one month. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A SHOP ASSISTANT. George Clement, shop assistant, was charged with stealing X59 12s, fid. from 20S, Higli-street, the proprty of Messrs. Jackson's, Ltd., on October 13tli. Forma] evidence of fcl'rest was given by Detective Inspector Johnson, and on the application of Supt. Roberts the prisoner was remanded for a week. Bail was refused. MOTOR CAR BREAKDOWN. Messrs. Olsen and K nut sen, ship chand- | lers, Swansea, were summoned for causing an obstruction by allowing a nickor car- C.Y. 2054-to remain in Pier-etreet on October 17th. The offence was admitted by Mr. Henry Thompson, who appeared for the defen- dants. He stated that the car had broken down on the outskirts of the town. and arrived in Swansea after the garage was shut.—Fined 20s. UNCOVERED MEAT. I William Daley, a tov, was summoned; for conveying the undressed carcases (¡f I newly slaughtered cattle in Waterloo, street, the same not being properly covered. The lad was filled 08., the employers being ordered to pay. NEGLECTED TO LIGHT UP. Joshua Griffiths was summoned for driving a horse attached to a cart without front lights or a separate red rear light in Sketty-road oil October 16th. Defendant, said tsmt it was 6.40 p.m., and he was under the impression that he had another lialr-hour in which to light up. Case dismissed on payment of costs. The defendant's son represented David Thomas, farmer, summoned for driving two horses under similar circumstances as in the preceding summonses. Be was ifined 10s. For proceeding with a hand cart along Wind-street without front lights or a separate rear light, and proceeding along Neath-road on October 2lst and 19th re- spectively, William Oliver Goss was ordered to pay costs; and Carmine Valente was lined 10s. Supt. Roberts said that these people wheeling ice cream carts about the street in the dark were positive nuisances. USE OF THREATS. Sarah Hurcombe summoned Charles Challis, fisherman, for using threats. \1 r, David Clarke represrnted the com- pluinant, and Mr. Beddoes Nash de- fended. TheVe was a quarrel r four -rears standing, which culminatep on October 28 th by defendant walking into com- plainant's house and threat ning her with dire punishment. I Bound over for 12 months in the sum of £10, TRANSFER OF LICENCES. The following temporary tran-ajters of licences were Rran?d: Swansea Castle, J. j ,W. W. H?st; trough ?m. D. J. iBassett; Railway Inn, Mrs. Coulter; Im- Ipfrial Hotel, F. E. Maggs; Swansea Beach Stores, J. W. Jonas; 2. Castle-square, Mr. Reginald Morgan (transferred from 1 niotlier, now drv-eased. to son); Dillwyn iArrns, Mr. J. Jonos, junr. AN ARMY ABSENTEE. At a special sitting of tlie county magis- trates, Thomas Jones (35), married, ai gipsy, was charged with being an-absentee under the Military Service Act, 191 ti. F.C. 'March (County Police) said pri- soner approached him in Cli-dacii and isaid: I want to join the Army. J. don't j waoit to shirk." Witness said that de- fendant's name had appeared in. the i" Police Gazette" as a deserter since 1 March last. Capt.ain Williams asked for a fine to be imposed. j The magistrates declined to do this, and haniici?? prisoner over to the military autli-orities without a fine. LLANELLY. Wednesday.—Before Mr. R. H. Sampson and Mr. W. B. Jones. [POLICE AND A SOLDIER'S UNIFORM. When Sydney Williams, no address, was charged with being a deserter, he said he was an absentee, to which Supt. Saml. Jones remarked, I prefer the charge of being a deserter, and will prove that lie is a shirker as well as a deserter." P.S. George said that when he met Wil- liams he asked 'him if he had been dis- charged from the Army, to which defen- dant replied, Yes, I wa-s not fit for fur- ther service," adding that he did not have his discharge t;apors. F.C. Davies said that on July 14th last defendant, was told to return to his regi- fment. The man went n the following day. but a few days later another communica- tion was received. Witness searched for Williams, and ascertained that lie had been at Cross Ha.nds the previous night. Witness found the defendant's uniform and took possession of it. Defendant The police took away my uniform, or I would have returned. The Clerk: On what authority was that done ? Supt. Jones; If you order a remand, I will call further evidence. The Clerk: It would be much simpler if you accepted a plea of giulty to being- an absentee. A remand was ordered.

NOT WANTED IN ARMY. > » When George Thomas Apperley (40), of I no fixed abode, was charged at Old-street I I nn Wednesday with stealing a brass facia plate, it iv-- s stated tha,t he was arrested at the Guildhall, where, that morning, he I had been charged with the unlawful pos- session of the plate. Apperley there had handed up a. written statement in which he ad?ttpd the theft of the plate, and ajd h? was a. deserter from '?he Navy, and that he had bœn <11:>-1 missed from the Army eight times with ignominy between the years 1894' and 1914. J Mr. Wilberforce: How many offences do I you want, to charge yourself with ?— There's another. I've also deserted from the. Middlesex Regiment. Mr. Wilberforce: I do not know why you want me to read this, except to show what a very undesirable person you are. I He was remanded for further inquiries

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AMMANFORD COUNCIL.1 County Council and Local Floods. At a meeting of the Ammanford Council on Wednesday night, Mr. S. Davies presid- ing. the Roads Committee reportd having accepted tenders for eight overalls for iise of the members of the fire bricade at 7s. 6d. each: also a 45ft. fire escape at £ 104. and an fi:cusion ladder at £ 13 2s. 6d. A LIVING WAGE. A-f) apnlication from one of the Council's roadmen (Mr. T. Lewis) for an increase in wages grave rise to some discussion. The OouimiJtee recommended that as their read- m-ii were better va id than those of other authorities in the county they could not re- open Lilt") u uesuon, It was elicited that the present wages were 29s a wtiek. and Messrs. Dd. Georsre an] J. Harriett contended that with the yic- sciit increase in tlu price of food a man could not pay his way on that sum, Mr. T. Fletehtr raid their argument was that they paid the nica the value of their labour Mr. Dd. Geonre moved that the Committee reconsider the application, and Mr. Wm. Evans seconded The motion was (arried. FLOODING OF HOUSES. With reference to the serious flooding of the pi cru ises of Mr W. Walters, the Sauare, it was decided that a final notice be served on the County Council informing them that it the matter is not remedieti within a laoiith the Council will carry through the work and charge them the cost. Mention was also made of the flooding of houses near Tin,dail SQuare and of the road opposite the Vicarage, and the sftata of thinss allowed to prevail by the County Council, who have control over tfte roads j in question, was said by Mr. T. Fletcher to be intolerable." THE MAERDY FOOTBRIDGE. Mr. J. Harries called attention to the fact that owing to the vagaries of the River Ammaii, colliers and others now found it impossible to cross the Maerdy footbridge, as the river now flowed on the Pantj ffynon 3ide Mr. Bd. Jones endorsed the statement, and said unless immediate steps were taken a great deal of expense would ha\e to be in- curred, as one aide of the bridge was beine undermined. It was suggested that the Council should visit Üle' place, but Mr. T. Fletcher did not see the Council could do anything and be honest to the ratepayers. Jt was Lord Dy- nevor'e duty. He was the owner of the whole place and reaped the benefit from it, and yet he could not keep his own property in repair, but wanted the ratepayers, to do it. I The matter was referred once more to 'the joint committee. Rev. J. Morgan Complained of the slip- peri state of cue tarred county rodb, II nd said there was not a 6iugle horse in the urban district that had not been "down." The attention of the County Council will be drawii to the matter.

I AMMANFORD CEMETERY. I The Search for a Site. Ammanford's quest for a cemetery site has now become a Glibertian affair. Ai- most. since the formation of the urban area, H years ago, it has frequently 1),eeT, a live question in the council chamber and the sHes that ha-ve been suggested, i visited, inspected, and are indeed in the trite phrase;. too numerous to mention." The quest still proceeds, for at a mr-et- ing of the Ammanford Council on Wed- nesday night, Mr. J. Davies in the chair, it was stated that as the result of a second set of trial holes sunk on the, pro- posed site on Glynmeirch Farm, this had been found to be unsuitable, and per- mission was asked of Mr. Henry Herbert to sink trial holes on a field at Pare Henry. Mr. Herbert replied stating that lie cotlJd not see why the Council should take a field in the middle of his property, i when there were plenty available inside their bound-iry. In his opinion, those. who reaped a lxufciit from the town ought, to provide the land for a cemetery; also I the field in question was very wet for cemetery purposes, but an admirable building site. In spite of this virtual refusal, th<* Council decided to again ask Mr. Herbert for admission.

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HEROES ALL. A service in memory of the 675 mem- bers of the University of London who hav-e fallen in the war was held on Wed- nesday night in the Temple Church. The I King and Queen wej-e represented hy the ]Ard Chamberlain (Lord Sandhurst), who is also treasurer of the Middle Temple. The City clerk s of London have more than equalled he valour of the llleJl I who won Agineourt and Waterloon," aid th? Bishop "f London. 1 v-

COAL OWNERS' REPLY. Statement Issued by Mr. Finlay Gibson. Mr. Finlay A. Gibson on Wednesday issued the following official statement iu explanation of the owners' decision to apply to the Conciliation Board for a reduction of 10 per cent. in the miners* wage-rates;— Under the first of the Conciliation. Board agreements the principle was mutlially agreed that a minimum wage rate should carry with it an equivalent selling price, and the determining factor in the fixing of the equivalent selling price Was the cost of production. The principle was embodied in all the wage agreements which governed the relations between employers and workmen in the coalfield until the expiration last, year of the 1910 agreement. It was expressed in. terms which fixed a definite relation be- tween the selling price of coal and the general wage rate at the minimum. There is no such fixed relation between the minimum wage rate and selling price in the agreement in 1915, which the owners were obliged to agree to under Govern- ment pressure in view of the serious national situation created by the war. The Government conceded the workmen'g demand for a minimum wage rafe of 10 per cent, on the new standard, but tha workmen opposed the fixing of an equiva- lent selling price. It is therefore left to the independent chairman, in determin- ing each application for a revision in the general wage rate, to consider what is a lair equivalent price to the minimum, In consequence of the absence from; the agreement of a fixed equivalent, and of the failure of the owners and the workmen to agree mutually upon one, the owners haile been obliged, on eAch occa- sion when applications have been made for a variation in the general wage ivLte, to submit, a, figure which they consider to be a fair equivalent. This is the course they are now again following, and they base their application for a reduction of 10 per cent, in the general wage rate on the ground that consideration must be given to the i-nertas,2, which haS taken place, and continues to take place, in the cost of production. The owners have repeatedly informed the workmen's representatives on the Conciliation Board of the facts of the case. Both before the present agreement was entered into and since they have sub- mitted to them figures proving that the cost of working has been rising since 1909, that liie increase in costs has been pro- ceeding at a much accelerated rate ginre the outbreak of the war, and that it is still advancing. The owners can only pay increased wages on the difference between the enhanced price and the enhanced cost, and they claim, therefore, that full consideration must be given to such in- creased working costs in the fixing of the general wage rate. There has been an increase in the selling price of coal, but if the relative position of owners and workmen are to be maintained the two factors of higher prices and higher costs must be considered together in the deter- mination of the general wage rate. The owners .have adopted an equim- lent which makes allowance for ».W in- creased cost of production, and the present application for a. reduction of 10 per cent, in the general wage rate is based on that

I MR. J. WILLIAMS, J.P. Death of a Leading Citizen of Lianeliy. Mr. Joseph Williams, J.P.. one of Llanelly's chief citizens, died early thie morning at hia resideuw, Caeclas, Llanelly. The deceased gentleman was a prominent commercial man and was widely known throughout South Wales. He was a mem- ber of a large timber firm, and share- holder in the Old lmigoe Tinplate Worka. and also the Llanelly Gas Works Co. Deceased, before his health broke down, took a leading part in municipal affairs. He was ex-ehairmail of the Llanelly Har- bour Trust, and of the Urban District Council. Within recent years Mr. Wil« liams act-sd as high sheriff of Carmarthen- shire, and was one of the pillars of the cause at Hovd-street Chapel, where hill was deacon. 011-3 of his sons. Dr. Sam Williams, is the acting: medkAl officer of the Llanelly Borough Council. His ecn-in-Iaw it, Lieut. Jack Evans, who was recently decorated by the King with the Military-Croas. — ■■

COAL BY-PRODUCTS. Ministry of Munition's New Regulation. The following announcement was issued by the Press Bureau last night; In pursuance of the powears conferred upon him by Regulation 15 (n) of the De- fence of the Realm (Consolidation) Regula- tions, 1914, the Minister of Munitions hereby requ-ires all persons engaged in the production, manufacture purchase, sale, or distribution of any coil tar or coke oven by-products (including in par, ticiil-ir tar, carbolic crystals, benaol, toluol, ammoniacal liquor, a ad sulphate of ammonia) to furnish to the Minister of Munitions such particulars as to out- put, working of plant, cost of iwu«ifac- ture, sales, deliveries, stoclc-in-liaad, pur- chases, and prices, as may b% required aa. aforesaid. The Minister of Munitions further rê-o quires that any particulars so furnished shall be verified and authenticated by the signature of the person required to furnish the same, or. whero such person is a firm or company, of a partner, director, or other responsibly officer.