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AMUSEMENTS. 6.30. TO-NIGHT! 8.30. 'Phone: Central 92. GEORGE MOZART IN NEW TYPES AND IDEAS. I CILDAY AND FOX, I Presenting 'IKEY LEVY'S BIRTHDAY.' ► Comedians who can Sing. Latest News and War Futures. STAN KAVANAGH TRIO, In Comedy Juggling. j MAISIE DANVERS, ,j In Boy Impressions. r PUSS! p-c"SS! K JOHNNY FULLER, The Original Cat on the Wire, k I THE MONZOS, (ANGLO-SPANISH), in their Clever and Versatile Novelty Pot Pourri. NEXT WEEK- HARRY WELDON, J GRAND THEATRE r* MODA Y. SEPTEMBER 30tli, 1918, Six Nights at 7.30, MATINEE on SATURDAY at 2.30. Albert de Courville presents THE 13th CHAIR. Next Week.—The Charming Human Play B E T T Y A T BAY. 1. THE PICTURE HOUSi Th. House of Good Hctures and Music, "*• TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. = W. S. Hart in « WOLVES OF THE RAiE, j A Western Drama Full of Thrills and Excitement. PATHE GAZETTE. THE NEIGHBOUR'S BABY (Triangle Comic). I' SECRET OF THE SWAMP (Drama). low ? Thursday Next.-Hazel Dawn and Owen < Moore in UNDER COVER. K CASTLE CINEMA Where Everybody Goes." Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. A DEBT OF HONOUR, rive Part Wm. iox Drama, featuring Peggy Hyland. WOODEN SHOES, Five Pari Triangle Photo Play. His Neighbout-'s Baby.—Love Under .cver.-Back to the Balkans.-Pathe's Gazette. Thursday Next.—SHIRLEY KAYE, fea- turing Clara Kimball Young. CARLTON CINEMA The House with an Orchestra. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. William Farnum in THE CONQUEROR, A Titanic Drama of the Lire and Adven- tures of Early-Day Pioneers. CHANGE OF ADMINISTRATION. PATHE GAZETTE. FATTY. Thursday Next.—THE CONQUEROR. E L Y S I U ffii. From 2.30 till 10.30. Thursday, Friday, Saturday. William Fox presents Gladys Brockwell in THE MORAL LAW, A Gripping Drama of Two Sister's Lives. THE MYSTERY SHIP (Episode 15), The Housa of Trickery." MUD (Triangle Keystone). Monday.-SEEK AND YE SHALL FIND SALES BY AUCTION. BONYMAEN, NEAR SWANSEA. IMPORTANT SALE OF A VALUABLE BRICKWORKS. Within three miks of Swansea, within one mile from Upper Bank Station (Midland Railway), and within%eagy and convenient reach of the Burrows and Port Tennant areas, where large Commercial and Industrial Develop- ments are intended. Mr. Trevor Evans, F.A.L, (Messrs. BOWEN AND EVANS) ."WILL OFFER for SALE by AUCTION T » oa WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1918 the VALUABLE UNDERTAKING known as the Upper Bank Brick and Tile Works, Together with the extensive Clay-bearing Lands attached thereto (Freehold and Leasehold), comprised in a total area of 1;7 ACRES or thereabouts, with the BUILDINGS, FOUR KILNS, -I FIXED AND LOOSE PLANT AND MACHINERY, etc. The Works will first be Offered as a GOING CONCERN, and if not Sold there will immediately follow a ■ DISMANTLING SALE of the BRICKMAKING PLANT AND MACHINERY. Details of all items are given on Cata- logue, to be obtained of the Auctioneer. Sale to Commence (on the Works) at 11.30 a.m. Detailed Particulars of the Undertaking with Conditions of Sale, as well as a Catalogue of the Plant and Machinery, may be obtained of the Auctioneer, at his Office, Salubrious-passage, Swansea; or of Messrs. Hanson and Nash. Solicitors, 15, Wind-street, Swansea. FORD PARTS. Crank Shafts, Hubs, Axle Shafts, or any Parts for Ford Cars Supplied from Stock. C. K. ANDREWS j Uplands Garage, Swansea. SALES BY AUCTION. FIETil ANN!" \L STOCK SHEEP SALE, GOWERTON. Messrs. James and dames, F.A.I., TXiILL hold the above SALE at THEIR MART AT GOWERTON this Tear 1 on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4th. 1918, promptly at 12 Noon, when the following Breeding Ewes, RAM AND WETHER LAMSS, &c., will be offered. 350 SELECTED EWES (kept from Rams). 200 WETHER AND EWE LAMBS. 50 RAMS AND LAMI: RAMS. N.B.—Additional Entries are Invited. Terms: Three Months' Credit on Ap- .proved Security, or the usual Discount for Cash. Auctioneers' Offices: 7, Goat-street, Swansea. Tel. Docks 172. GLANLLIW UCHAF, otherwise TIR- BACH FARM, PONTLLIW. MESSRS, Jaenes and .James, F.A. 8 A RE favoured with instructions from Mr. Thomas Meakin, who is giving up the farm, to SELL by PUBLIC AUC- TION, on the Premises, as above, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER ård, 1918, the whole of the following Live Stock, rops, Imple- ments, etc., \viz TWO HORSES, THREE DAIRY COWS, CROPS. Corn.—8 mows of Oats, 3 mows of Wheat. Roots.—16 rows of Potatoes, Golden Wonder"; 12 rows of Swedes; 6 rows of Mangolds; and a quantity of Garden Produce. A large assortment of IMPLEMENTS. And a quantity of HOUSEHOLD FU RN ITU RE. Goods on view morning of sale. Sale to commence promptly at 2 p.m. Terms: Three months' credslt on an- proved security on sums over .£5, or the usual discount for cash. Auctioneer's Offices: 7, Goat-street, Swansea. Tel. Docks 172. SEA BEACH HOTEL, OYSTERMOUTH- ROAD, SWANSEA. SALE OF WELL-PRESERVED HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE. r. David M. Thomas WILL SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises, as above, on THURSDAY, OCT. 3rd, the CONTENTS OF SITTING-ROOM, KITCHEN and FIVE BEDROOMS, Comprising:—Dining Tables, Suites in Leather and Saddlebags. Overmantels, Brass and Iron Fenders, Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Bedroom Chairs, Wash-Stand and Dressing Tables, China Toilet Sets, Choice Prints in Oak Frames, Feather and MiUpuii Beds, Night Commode, Hearth Rugs Mahogany Wardrobe, Dress- ing Table with Bevelled Glass an d Wasli- stand to match. Bedroom Wares, Beauti- ful Toned PIANOFORTE, Kitchen and Scullery Tables, together with the usual Culinary Utensils, etc. Sale to Commence at 11 a.m. I Terms: Cash. J Auctioneer's Offices: Rutland-etreet, Swansea. I TO CHINA & FURNITURE DEALERS, I HOTEL-KEEPERS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. STOCK-IN-TR\DE of a CHINA DEALER REMOVED to the AUCTION ROOMS for ABSOLUTE DISPOSAL. John F. Harvey and Sons "TILL SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, » at their AUCTION ROOMS, 3, 4, and 5 GOAT-STREET, SWANSEA, on MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNES- DAY, OCTOBER 7th, 8th and 9th, at 2.30 each'day, this varied and very superior Stock of China and Earthenware, etc., be- ing the entire Stock of a well-known Dealer, and containing some beautiful Dinner, Tea, Chamber and Trinket Ser- vices; some very finely painted Vases and Flower Pots, etc., Jugs, Teapots, Cheese Dishes, etc., etc., and useful Crockery of every description. Tho Stocks will be on view from 10 a.m. and the Auction Sales will start punctu- ally each day at 2.30. MEGAN-STPEET, CWMBWRLA, SWANSEA (Five minutes' walk from Tram Terminus on Main R-oad ) Mr. Astley Samuel, F.A.B., HAS been instructed to SELL by PUB- LIC AUCTION, at the above address, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5th, 1918, Builders' Material & Plant, Consisting of Flooring Boards, Planks, joists, Moulding, Window Frames, Door Frames, Sashes, Saw Bench and Haws, Planing and Morticing Machine, Shafting, Dovetailing Machine, Carpenters' Benches, Grindstone, Hand Truck, Corrugated Sheets, Forcing Pump, Scrap, etc., etc. Goods on View Morning of Sale. Sale to Commence at 2 o'clock p.m. Terms: Cash. Order Under Regulation 30 (A) of the Defence of the Realm Regulations, I Ministry of Munitions. POWER DRIVEN MACHINE TOOLS AND WOOD WORKING MACHINES. Intending Purchasers of Machines which come under above Order, who do not hold a Permit of the Ministry to deal in Machine Tools, or a Release Certificate, must make application to the Executive Officer, Area Clearing House Board of their District, for Permission to Bid. This address can be obtained by applying to the Director, Central Clot-ring House, Ministry of Munitions, Charing Cross Buildings, London, W.C.2, or the Auc- tioneer. Snch permits must be applied for on Form A, which can be obtained from the Executive Officer in the area concerned. Auctioneer's Offices: King's Chambers, Swansea. Docks Tel 266. h 0 V D. Mr. H. C. Higman, F.A.I. 1;nLL SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, f" at the STATION HOTEL, GOR- SEINON, on FRIDAY, 11th OCTOBER, 1918 (subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall there and then be produced): Lot 1.—FREEHOLD COTTAGE and Outbuildings known as COEDSAESON FACH, in the Parish of Llandilo-Taly- bont, in the County of Glamorgan, con- taining 4 acres and 20 perches or there. t,Aining 4 a(-res a!i d 0 abouts, in the occupation of Mr. David Richards at a Rental of S13 per annum. The land is very suitable for building purposes and is situated within easy dis- tance of Grovesend station on main road .tation on 1-yiain road between Gorseinon und Pontardulnis. Lot 2.-YHEEHOLD GROUND RENT of £1 per annum secured upon a dwelling- house and premises adjoining Lot 1, oc- cupied by Thomas Jones under a Lease for a term of 99 years from 25th Decem- ber, 1902. Lot 3.—FREEHOLD GROUND RENT i of £1 per annum secured upon a dwell. I ing-house and premises adjoining Lot 2, occupied by Edward Matbias, under a Lease for a terní of 99 years from 25th December, 1302. Mines and Minerals Reserved. Sale to commence at 7 o'clock in the evening. For further particulars, inspection of plan, and Conditions of Sak. apply to the Auctioneer, 21, Uiuon^Ueot, Swansea.; I or !o D, S?'ey Owen. J>n. S??"ito;\ ?or t) and Prvindal ]3<lúk' .Buildings, Swaa-bea. PUBLIC NOTICES. 1 ? — ■ — G 0 R S E I N 0 N A Free Public LECTURE i Will be delivered (God willing) at THE P A I- A C E .1t 2.45 lun. on Sunday, October 6th, 1918, I Subject: The Bible, the Jew and Britain.' By Mr. J. M. THOMAS, Lianelly. A Cordial Invitation to All. All Seats Free. No Collection. Please bring your Bibles. DON'T FOB GET! TABERNACLE, LLWYNHENDY. Grand Competitive Concert, OCTOBER 12, 1918. Champion Solo (Female). Prize 2; ens; Champion Solo (Male) 2% sns; Solos—S<> prs.no. Contralto, Tenor, and Bass 1 en; Novice Solo. 15s.: Duet (Tenor and Bass), 50s.; Recitation (Open) Adults. 9 gns- Re- citation (under 16 :1t Prize. 158.: 2nd 7/6. Secretary: J. Williams, 4, Station-road, BY a. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. PEXYBEDD BURRYPORT. OWING to the Railway Strike, this SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED tintil MON- DAY and TUESDAY NEXT October 7th a-mi 8th, 1918. Lloyd and Thomas, J. Howell Thomas and, Son, Auctioneers, Carmarthen. I ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, IN MUNITIONS FACTORY, MALE CHARGE HAND UNDER CANTEEN MANAGER, Must be Active, and a Good Carver and Server. APPLY LABOUR EXCHANGE, SWAN. SEA, OR LLANELLY. Glamorgan War Agricultural Executive Committee. THRESHING IN SWANSEA DISTRICT. THE above Committee, with a view to facilitating Threshing operations, have allotted to various Threshing Tackle Contractors the following areas for Threshing purposes:— Threshing Tackle Contractors to whom Parishes have been Parishes allotted. Llandilo Talybont Mr. W. Harry, Penderry j- Klibion, Llan- Loughor ) rhidian, Gower. Gowerton Bishoi?i?on MeS6r5.! Brynau Grooning and Sons, Oystcrmouth 1 Killay, Gower. Cockett 'j Llan?mlet Higher Mr" Phi'1'J. Jones' Llansamlet Higher } L Llanrhldum, Lla nsamlet Lower Llanrhidian, All Farmers requiring Threshing Work done should apply to the Contractor to whom the Praish in which their Farms are situated has been allotted. No Con- tractor will he permitted to undertake any work outside the Parishes allotted to him. In case of any difficulty arising, Farmers should please communicate with the Sec- retary of the District Committee, MR. GEORGE THOMAS, 24, Goat-Street, Swansea. British Red Cross Society. XT OR the purpose of Increasing Omccps* FoRlio,,pital. Accommodation, THE LOAN of FURNITURE as follows is URGENTLY WANTED at MIRADOR HOSPITAL 4 or 5 COUCHES, 18 EASY or LOUNGE CHAIRS, 4 SCREENS. Red Cross Ambulance will Collect. Offers to be made to Mrs. W. CANN, 2, Gloucester-place. Meat and Allied Trades Red Cross Appeal. SWANSEA AND DISTRICT EFFORT. THE LIVE STOCK SALE arranged to take place at the VICTORIA PARK, SWANSEA, on THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3rd, 1918, ba6 been Postponed until Monday, Oct. 14th. Any Butcher in the town will be glad to receive Gift's in Cash or Kind for the Sale. Everything Saleable Accepted. & NOTICE. T the undersigned JA MES FOLKARD, of CAR-N-GLA,) I'ARM, SKETTY, wish to give NOTICE that as from the 30th June, 1918, I have Ceased to Supply Milk to The Retail Dairy Company, of 29, Walter-road, Swansea, and it is not my intention to again supply Milk to that Company. Dated this 1st day of October, 1918. JAMES FOLKARD. L_- EDUCATIONAL. AUTUMN SESSION. ENROL NOW. The De Bear Commercial School For BOYS and GIRLS. a A GREAT EDUCATIONAL FORCE." Day and Evening. Prospectus and all particulars: Miss M. Hay, F.lnc.S.T., Principal, De Bear School, Castle Buildings, Swansea. Telephone: Central, 587.  EAR? Dutton's 24-hour Shorthand I J Specimen L^s&on 2d.—Button's College, Desk P 96. Skegness CTO SWANSEA Business College, Alext-ndra- k road. Rapid and thorough preparation for Business. Civil Service Matriculation, Professional Preliminaries, etc. Languages (Special Classes for Business Men). Mathe- matics and Machine Drawing. Day and Evening. ■■ -LI MONEY. AN ENGLISH FIB? lends privately £ 10 A to £ 10.000. Lf vou must borrow then be sure to do so from the actual lender. The British Finance Co. apuroved and re- commended by the Press are noted for up- right and atraisrbtforward business EK-thods. Privacy, promptness, and cour- tesy shown to everybody Loans granted to I all responsible persons, without any fu&j or Loan Office Routine Prospectus free —The British Fiaaoce Co.. '0 20. Bridge-street. I Bristol, Tel. 1675 FOR MONEY apply to the Swansea Mer.  cantile Co Ltd.. 18, Park-street. Swan- ??a. where (jàb AdT?nne? are made Dailv from £ 10 to £1.000 to BetiuectaMe House- holders. Private and (Joniidevitjal.—Apply I H 13 Jones 18. Park-street. Swansea^ MONEY to Le?d to Respectable House- holders: ?riva?e and confidential.— Apply Ivor D. Thomas S. Waterloo-street. Swansea. 55A10-U ONE17 to to ltí Georee Thoma> s\J;c:n:?ef. J>r t •Loan Company. 1A(!. :\h! Chamber*. ► C'larch-. ■ -eft. ?!vaww.. BuRtU?&gatri''tly I onvaUi '-J.U or wi ita. TO < Havo you seen lIP 51 » 1?  ?? ?? ?F  Do Hot Hiss IT. ? IF HI, » S? ? ?'  T E PRIC OF A GOOD TIE The Great Morality Drama 8TARHJ Mildred Harris.  l s. DO NOT MISS, THE hess Scene I t Ni I nt 5cone AT THE I Wind Street Times of Showing: P.M. P.M. P.M. 2 1;5 8-0 DAILY.  ?! w  r; I F IFj, ti AUT r COliS. i OUR display of Autumn Coats, ei-c., I has attracted considerable atten- I tion among ladies with an instinct for | smartness and economy combined, We aim at making tiloge require- Bienta, and every week our show- I rooms are filled with just the kind of Garments most wanted. The illustra- tion shows a well-cut Coat in Wool Mo?s Tweeds, in Heather, Purple and Saxe Mixtures. to 12;5/5/0. I GOULDS (UNDER THE CLOCK), 23, CASTLE STREET | SWANSEA. e & .5-à",uu.{I I .( S &«! ,,J# Of Chemists everywhere 1/1 i YOU TRY COCKLES NEXT TIME. CUNARD LINE 10 CANADA And UNITED STATES. Regular Passenger and Freight Ssrviccs Connecting with Canadian Northern Bail way System. BRISTOL—CAN ADA-NEW YORK. LONDON-CAN ADA—NEW YORK. LIVERPOOL-NEW YORK. For Rates of Passage, B'reight, Dates of Sailing, and o Particulars ae to Loading Berths. Apply Cunard Line, 51, Bisbopsgate, London. E.C.ii; 117 New, street, Cirmmtrtiam: 65 I aid win-street, Bristol: 1 and Z. Miilhay-roaa, Plymouth: Ua High-street, Cardiff or Head Olfice Cunard Building Pier Head. Liverpool: or to Local Agents. CANADIAN PACIFIC AND ALLAN LINES. BRISTOL, IA V I'jKPOOL UtNUON. AND GLASGOW. To CANADA & U.S.A. Regular Sesnlar Service from v A.MX'U VEB To JAPAN & CHINA. 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