South Wales Weekly Post

THOROUGH 8ICHTTE8TINC. YOU are oordially invited to call upon -L Mr. ERIC REE8. F.R.M.8.. F.S.M.C., eto. (Lond.), 26. Castle-etreet, Swansea. Oçn. •altation Free. 'Phonb; Central 520. d.b.-t.c. SPECIALISED VOCAL TRAINING. VOICES Testod Free of Charge.—Arthur Hey. Mus. Bac., 251, G^ora-at-ieei. Swansea. Phone: Central 716. GOVERNESSES. "DEQUIEED, a F rench Governess, a Few -L? Hours Weekly. — Write French," Daily Post," Swansea. 253dl-5 WANTED, Junior Assistant, for Mornings, in Small Private School.—Write, stat- ing age, and salary required, to B. C. A. Daily Pose," Swansea. 395dl-5 MOTHERS' HELPS. \\f ANTED, Mother's Help, for Bedford.— Apply Mrs. Tripp, Bryn Newvdd, Bketty, S.O., Glam. 1418nl-< BARMAIDS, HOTEL SERVANTS, Etc. TTOTEL.—A Thoroughly Experienced Kit- cnen-maid, to Work under a Chef; also Kitchen Porter (ineligible) and General Re- quired immediately. Apply t0 Manageress, Hotel Cameron, Swansea. 36:11-4 WANTED, a Working Barmaid; gocd references required. — Apply White fcwan Hotel, High-street, Swansea. 418dl-9 r — js=? COOKS, KITCHENMAI OS, Els. WANTED, Strong Kitchen-maid.—Apply Centratl Hotel, Swaru>ea..)3.)d_.4 "E^OR SALE, Antique Oak Bureau, riohly J- carved, splendid oonditiol1.-Apply, any evening, 13, Picton-place, St. Helen's road. ,vkxli-8 CCOK-CENERAL8. ?OOE-GENERAL Wanted, near London; ? must be trustworthy and reliable; ex- penses paid.—Apply Sims, 29, Rugby-avenue. Neath. 284dl-6 \\T ANTED, at once, Experienced Cook- t f General; House-Parlourmaid kept.— Apply Mrs. Trevor Matthews, Peverell," Richmond-road. 1409-il-6 \fiT ANTED. immediately, Experienced Cook-General, with good references, for three in family.—Apply, by letter, with full particulars, or evenings, to Mrs. Marshall, Lyndale," Langland-road, Mum- blee. 390dl-9 HOUSE-PAR LOU RM AID8. SUPERIOR Housemaid Wanted, for Red Cross Hospital; Experienced.—Call, or write, at once, to Carters, 40-41. Woroester- place. 276d 1-6 HOUSEKEEPERS. ANTED, immediately, Working. House- keeper, for family of two; no ohiidren; light duties; comfortable home.—Enoloee particulars of experience and referenoes to P. T. "Daily Post," Swansea. 1416nl-7 ORKIN G Housekeeper, alao Gir], f Wanted; no washing; two nights weekly out.—State wage, with references, to Chapman, High-street, Swansea. 376dl-9 DAY CIRLS. GOOD Day Girl Required, immediately.— Mrs. John, 126, Walter-road, Swansea. 252dl-8 11"ANTED, at once a Clean Day Girl or « Woman.—Apply 156, St. Helen's-roaci. Swansea.. 360d1-4 ?? ANTED, a Day Girl; good references.- Apply Cl-ne Hotel, Rutla-nd-etreet, ? Swansea. 321dl-7 \\f -^NTED, Day Girl, or one to sleep in; two. in family.—Apply Mrs. Evans, Newsagent, Brynymor-road, Swansea. 384d1.4 \T ANTED, temporary. Morning Girl.— Apply, with references, Mrs. Bevan, ■ Euokland House, Neath Abbey. 427dl-6 CENERALa. A YOUNG General Servant Wanted; small family.—Apply Mrs. Jonee, 74, Bryn- load, Swansea- 2S8dl-6 TAOMBSTICATED Help, or General 8erv- ant. Required, for two in fajnily.— Apply Mrs. Chas. Evana, Brynymcr-road. DOO STICATED Help. or Gen«rai"8erVant, required, for two in family.-Apply > Mrs. oUarles Evans, Brynymor-road Bwfa,n- l-<0?nl-4 XjXPEBIEN, CED General Required, aged 25- 35; two in family.-Apply 2, Richmond- terraoe, Uplands, Swansea. 294dl-6 Q.OOD General Servant Waited; two in family. Apply "Font?iuebleau" Wnd eor-terrace. 443d1.tU GOOD General Wanted; must be trust- worthy and reliable; references Ie- quired; good wages paid.—Mrs. Harries. 14ü. Walter-road, Swansea. 420dl-B /ENvERAL (Young) Wanted; good home; V* no ohildren — Mrs. Daviee, The Riviera," Langland Bay. 387dl-9 ?_ENERAL Servant Wanted; three in ? family; good outings; reference.—Apply Mrs. Davies, 29, Eaton-fcrescent. 323d 1-4 /^j_ £ NERAL Servant Wanted; no washing M good wagee.-Apply 16, Northajnpton- place- 224dl-o STRONG General Wanted, at Qn: no washing.—Mrs. Jay. Allandale," 3, St. James'-orescent, Swansea. 300cr STRONG Girl, for Housework; good wages live in.—38, St. Helen s-road, Swaneea. 288dl-5 TRUSTWORTHY General Wanted, about 25; small family; good wages; comfort- able place; help given; refereIlDee.-42. Eaton-orescent, Swansea. 414dl-6 "1^"ANTED, Young General Servant; small family; good home and wages to suit- able Girl—Apply ?. Walter-road, Swansea. 211dl-4 T*TANTED, a Respectable Young Girl, for Housework.—Apply Vagg, 121, Walter- load, SWa.Dsea.62dl-8 r WANTED* for Z, Stockwell Villas, Heath- field-road. Mount Pleasant, a Respect- able General Servant.—Apply Mrs. Lyons. 174, High-street. 437dl-io ANTED, a.t once, a Good General.— Apply Swansea Castle Hotel, Oxford- Street, Swansea. 439d1.7 X\TANTED, & Good General, able to Wash and do Plain Cooking; must have good references.—Write A. J. "Daily Post," Swansea. 432-11.10 nr ANTED, a. Good General Servant.— Apply 26a, Waterloo-storeet, Swaneea. 41-5 XXT ANTED, General Servant; two- in family.—Mrs. T. A. Brader, Fern. bank," Dillwyn-road, Sketty. 455dl-10 T^TANTED, a. Good General eervant; good character essential; no children. IApply Mrs. Webbern, 61. King Edward-road, Swansea- 457dl-6 ViVTANTED, a Respectable Girl, for House- work; good home for a Reliable Girl.— Apply 88, Mansel-street, Swansea. 458d1-10 \\TANTED. Clean. Reliable Girl, for Gen- eral Housework.—Apply "19, Kensing- ton-terrace, Swansea. 41Cdl-5 WANTED, Respectable Girl, for Light Housework; good wages for Reliable Girl.—Write M. C' "Daily Post," Swan- ■ea. 275dl- WANTED. Respectable Girl, 16-20, Assist with Milk and Housework; sleep in; references; no others need apply.—W. Taylor, Cradock-street, Swansea. 305dl-7 WANTED, Good Maid, for Housework; country girl preferred—Apply Wright, 27, Walter-road, Swansea. 393d 1-9 "tlTTANTED, a Respectable Young Girl, for Housework, 16 to 18; sleep out.—Apply 16, Walter-road. 386dl-9 WANTED, Good Young General, or Day Girl; small family.—Mrs. Davies, 5, ? Biooklyn-terraoe, Mambles. 334dl-4 '1717'ANTED, Good Girl, country preferred, fond of Children.—Apply 12, Ma-nael- etreet, Swannea. 331d1. V17"ANTED, Good General, able to Cook; two in family; sleep out.—Write Gen- eral," Daily Post," Swansea. 042dl-7 ANTED, for January 15th. a. Nice, Re- spectable Girl, for Housework, and to take ftai>y^ja:ged 12 months, out every after- ztoo&v-. three in >family; tmall house; good wages and outings; a comfortable home to the rigflit Girl.—Write, in first instance, Bernard," Daily Post," Swansea. 413d1-9 WANTED, Good General Servant; sleep in or out.—Apply 23, Finsbury-ter- race, Swaneea.. 1406nl-5 ■fTf/"ANTED, a, Girl, 18 to 20, with good f" referenoes; sleep in preferred.—Apply lli-s. Tmomas, 5, Fa.bian-street, St. Thomas, near Swansea. ( 1424nl-9 WANTED. for one month, a Reliable Woman, able to Wash, Cook, and Ltok After House generally; sleep out.—Apply, 6 p.m.. a,t 32, Oakwood-road, Brynmill. 918dlr5 SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICES. A RELIABLE REGISTRY.M.rs. EVa.ni. 146. fehyddings-terraoe, Brynmill, Swan- sea, Requires Cook-Generals, House-Parlour- maids, Generals, Nurses, and other Maids. Rooms to Let. 291dl-8 BRANSBY'S (County! gistry. Mumbles. -L? Te?e?'hone: 183.—Housemaids. House- Parlourmaids, Cooks. Cook-Generals, Gen- erals, Mother's Helps. All kinds Maids. Write now. 310dl-7 riEXEKALS. Cooks, Kitchema.ids. etc., ) ?? Wanted; good homes; good wages.— Apply Carter's, 40-41, Worcester-place, Swan- sea. 276dl-6 AfISS LEWIS. High-olass Servants' Regis- Ia try, Cabtle-street, Swansea, requires Experienced and Inexperienced Servants (all kinds) for Private Establishments. Institu- tions, Schools, Business Houses (all parts). 361dl-9 REGISTRY Office for Servants, 221, Oxford- ..L street, Swansea.—Mrs. Llew. Howell re- quires Good Generals, Cooks, House-Parlour- maids, and Day Girls. 339dl-4 ACENTS AND TRAVELLERS. A COMMERCIAL Traveller required (in- ehgiolei, for Local Wholesale Drapery Warehouse, good prospeots for a. suitable Man.—Write Box 294, Daily Post." Swan- Z93d1-4 T IVERPOOI. Victoria Legal Friendly Society. Established 1843-BQo yaca nt. solid debit, splendid opportunity lor Expriri- enced Man (ineligible). Good Commissions. interest in the business made. No Block System. Up-to-date Tables.—Apply District Manager, 4. Cradook-street, Swansea.  1431nt-10 | rY RAVSLLER Wanted, by Old-established ?- Firm, to Call on Retail graders (inelig- ible); good opening for Smart Man.—Write Tra-veller." "Daily Post." Swansea. 295dl-6 I\rANTBD, Experienced Representative (in- i etisible, salary, commission and rail- way expenses.—Apply Universal Key Registry and Assurance ssociation, Portland-street Swan &ea. 354d1-8 COLLECTORS. CA NV ASSE RS. Etu. LADY Required, as Collector, for Carmar- thenahire and Pembrokeshire (live at Carmarthen cr Whitland preferred); salary, commission, and expenses.—Write Box 444, Daily Post," Swansea. 442dl-10 CLERKS. Eta. LADY Clerk Seeks Post in Offioe, or Place of Trust, thorough Business Person.— Write Box 2357, Daily Post," Swansea. 444dl-6 SWANSEA Office Requires Lady Book- keeper.-?tat? exper?nce. and .salary requned, to "Books," "Daily Post," Swa? eea, 456dl-9 ? ?"A.STED. immediately, an Intelligent W ?outh. as Junior Clerk; one with previous experience in Coal Exporter's Offioe preferred, with knowledge of Shorthand.- Write, stating age, qualifications, and '?aj- required, to Reliable," Daily 'S?sea. 30?? ?\? A,? FED. an AssMtant Book-keeper ?n- eligible)—State age, experience and sa iary required to Box 4. Poet Offioe, Neath. :40Zn1-5 "T AXTED, Lady Shorthand Typist, or Male (ineligible); must be accurate in figures. Apply, giving full particulars of experience, and salary required, to T. F-. "Dailj- Post," Swansea. 231dl-5 "r ATED, an Assistant Clerk (ineligible); Shorthand and Typing considered au- vantage, although not absolutely essential. —Apply Howel Rees, Brynfro, Resolven. 50n1-6 ANTED, I-ady Clerk, for Coal Offioes, Typing ard Shorthand necessary.- WWte Box 50" G.P.O., Swansea. 4lldMO 'yOU?G Lady, or Gentleman CineligiMo) -1- Required, for Typist and Clerical Work, etc.—Apply Bailey, Central Garage, Swaneea. 356d1-7 OFFICE BOYS, ERRAND BOYS, Etc. j ANTED, Boy. for Shipping Office.— i Write, stating age, experience, and salary required, to Box 2, Daily Post" Swansea,. 3svii r STRONG Errand Boy Waited, one Jus? left ?hool preferred. Apply Cafh Hardware Stores, 10, Oxford-street, Swansea. 1417x11-8 T\TANTED, immediately, Smart Lad, fori Warehouse and Delivery:—LovpH-g, Goat-street, 8wam:ea. 428dl?8 ■1j —it | APPRENTICES AND ASSISTANTS, T"\RAPERY.—Experienced Young Lady As- sistant Required; live out.—M. Peacock and Sons, 38 and 39, St. Helen's-road, Swan- APERY.—Young Girl Wanted. for -*— Errands and Help genera.lly.-7, High- street, Swansea. ,;i8dl.4 GROCERY and Provisions.—Wanted, an Experienced Hand, Welsh desirable (in- eligible). Applications, stating age, wages, and experience, with referenoes, to be in by January btih. Committee, Co-operative Society, Burry Port. 234dl-9 GROCERy.-Wanterl. Experienced Hand (ineligible), to take oharge, under Man- ager; good wages to suitable Man.—Apply, stating age, experience, and wages required, enclosing reference. to Box 290, Daily Tost," Swansea. 296dl-4 GIRT; Wanted, about 15, for Stationer's Shop, near Hospital.—Write Box 15, Daily Post." Swansea. 419dl-6 SMART Young Lady required; one with Drapery Experience preferred.—Masters and Co.. Oxford-street, Swansea. 454al-7 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. A Berth for life, with a life of travel, at i10 gocd ealary awaits a youth from 16 as soon as he qualifies as a Wireless Operator with us. We have to oope with this de- mand more tihan doubled oui4 accojnmoda- fiO n. To youths leaving s ohool, or medically unfit for the Servioe, this is a splendid opening. Men of mlitary age. Class A, cannot be accepted unless they Jne for short courses to train for the Services.— Wireless College, St.. Mary-street, Cardiff, and Castle-street, Swansea. 'Phone 3008. n09 A N Experienced Ford Driver Wanted, for 4'1. Sales Department. Lady, or ineligible; good wages and commission. — Apply, Thursday, 9 to 11 a.m., Phillips ajid Co., 12, WaJters-roao. Swansea. 419nl-4 A STRONG a.nd Reliable Porter Wanted, immediately; ineligible for the Army; wages 30s. a week.—Apply Boots, The Chem- ists, Oxford-street, Swansea. 254d1-5! "TVENTAL Surgec n has Vacancy for Pupil; U also Good Dental Meohanic (ineligible). first instance, "Dentist," Daily Post," Swansea. 327dl-8 jpUEL Worker.—Wanted, at once, Man in — Chaige (ineligible for the Army); must be a good Foreman.—Apply Swansea Frtel Co.. Ltd., King's Dock, Swansea. 1404nl-5 G ROCERY.-Wanted, two Lads, just left T school; also Experienced Lady Assist- ant.-Apply 215, Hi^th -street, Swansea. 460dl-8 GIRL Wanted, for Sewing, able to Work Machine; also Girls for Calender.— South Wales Laundry, Francis-street, Swan- sea- 1425nl-8 XJ AIRDRESSING.—Wanted, a Good Hair- cutter and Shaver; one able to Manage Saloon preferred; good wages given.—Write Don." Daily Post," Swansea. 311dl-4 T ABOURERS Wanted (ineligible).—Apply Henry Billings and Sons, Vivian's fpelter Works, Morriston. 385dl-9 ?TOTOR Driver Wanted, immediately; also ??- Traveller; ineligible.—Apply Emanuel Thomas and Son, Mineral Water Manu- facturers, Alexandra-road. Swansea. 375dl-5 PACKING Girl Wanted, just left school; -L also Day Girl, for Light Housework.— Apply Mrs. D. H. Thompson, 52, Glan- brydan-avenue. Uplands, Swansea. 319d1-8 OEQUIRED, immediately, by Looal Firm, Experienced Driver, for Ford Van, must be able to do Ordinary Repairs (inelig- ible); permanency to suitable applioant.— •'Jive full particulars wages, etc., to Box Daily Post," Swansea.. 342d1-7 rpiN Printer Wanted (ineligible); must be -L first-class Man.—Apply, stating age, experience, and salary required, The Talbot Tin Stamping Co., Port Talbot. 1401nl-5 TIT ANTED, Brioklayers, Masons and Carpenters (ineligible), at the Swan- sea Vale Spelter Works, Llansamlet.—Apply Walters and Johns, Contractors. 14iOn1-5 WAXTED, Navvies and Concretors (in- eligible), at The Copper Pit Colliery Co., Morriston.—Apply Walters and Johns, Contractors. 1400nl-5 "tXr ANTED, a Young Man (ineligible), for Bread Delivery, used to Horses.— Apply J. R. Piokard, Brynymor-road, Swan- eea. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. TAT Ä, immediately, Yanman, for Delivering Bread, and Stableman, used to Horses (ineligible, or Discharged Soldiers).—Apply W. H. Jefford and Sons, Oxford Bakery, Swansea. 213d1-4 WANTED, 2 Timber Hauliers (ineligible), f f capable of Hauling Heavy Logs.—Saw Mills. Ltd., Llandilo. 1411nl-6 ~VXTANTED, at once, Strong Girls, over 18; I t also Women; for outdoor work; day and night shifts.—Apply South Wales Concrete Brick Co., Ltd., Landore. 1412nl-6 WANTED, Good Bottlers and Storemen; also Driver for iiotor Lorry; inelig- ible.—Fulton and Co., Wind-street. 302d1-7 WANTED, Respectable Girl, as Junior Waitress.—Apply Manageress, Lovell's Cafe. 28, Gas ticket, reet. 317dl-4 WANTED. All-round 81<wghterman (in- eligible); must be used to Horsas and General Man in the trade.—Apply, with full particulars, to Griffiths, 5, High-street, Gors- einon. 372dl-8 j t?T'ANTED. immediately. Experienced 't' Traction Driver (ineligible), for St. Clears district; good wages paid.—Apply Loughor Colliery Co. (1910), Ltd., Caeduke Colliery, Loughor. 408d1-10 WANTED, immediately, Crane Driver (in- eligible).—Apply, stating wages re- quired, to Messrs. Walters and Johns, Con- tractors, Morriston. 1427nl-liJ Y\7"ANTED, Porter, at nce. ineligible for H.M. Forces.— Apply Godfrey and Co., St. Helen's-road. Swansea. 444^1-10 1."7\; ANTED, a Relief Pianist.—Apply Man- ageress, Royal Theatre, Swansea. 1432nl-10 YOUNG Man Wanted (ineligible), for -L Bread Delivery, used to Horses.—Apply R. J. Swansea, 314dl-7 1 SITUATIONS WANTED. A DVERTISEB, having given np House, would like to see his Working House- keeper Comfortably Situated elsewhere, in the vicinity of Swansea, or Llandilo. A quiet, easy service preferred to large re- muneration. She is about-50 years of age. Her Fidelity and Integrity are worthy of all praise. Enquiries personally, or in writing.-Apply Maria Davies, "Gorwydù," Gowerton. 3é5cll-11 COOK (Practical), make Bread, Pastry, ? prepare Dishes forward, etc.. where staff reduced; Daily Work preferred.—Write o/o Rest Registry, Mumbles. 31Sdl-4 EXPERIENCED Lady Shorthand Typist, ?-J quick and accurate at figures, know- ledge of Caeh Accounting, highest refer- ences obtainable, Seeks Remunerative Post. —Write Box Z57, Daily Post," Swansea. 229dl-5 EXPERIENCED Shorthand Typist Seeks Permanent' Position. — Write Permanent," Daily Post," Swansea. 322dl-7 LADY Pianist Seeks Situation in Cinema, Experienced, Swansea or district.^ Apply Pianist," 38, Norfolk-street, Mount Pleasant, Swansea. 367dl-5 SITUATION Wanted, by an Experienced ? Shorthand Typist, with knowledge of Book-keeping; Swansea preferred; willing and obliging-" Tvpist," Daily Post," Swansea. 351dl-7 ANTED, by Sharp Girl (16), Situation, » » in Shop or Office, willing to Learn.— Write "Mabel," "Daily Post," Swansea. 438d1-10 at onoe, by Clean, Respectable Young Woman, two or three Days a Week, Cleaning, or Care of Children.—VV rite t Work." Daily Post," Swansea. 417dl-G "VTOUNG Lady (17), just completed Com- mercial Course, Requires Situation as i Shorthand Typist.—Write Box 197, Daily Post," Swansea. 309dl-4 XTOUNG Lady, 13 years of age, completed j J- a Commercial Course, Requires a Situation as Shorthand Typist.—Write Box ■ 19, Daily P{)f;t," Swausea. 307dl-4 YOUNG Lady, aged 18 years, wishes to find I Employment in Solicitor's or Ship- broker's Oféic. knowledge of Shorthand and IVpewriting.—Apply Maggie Williams, Star Y sti adgynlais. 1423nl-4 r MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. TXT ANTED, to Buy, pome Pictures and '? Rugs, for FroJ) Room; must be in good condition.—Write Pictures, Daily Post," Swansea. WANTED. 10 by 5. or nearest, Billiard  Table, aid AcctMporiea. -Write, stat- ¡ ing full partieulars and lowest price, tfJ: '"Table, Daily Post," Swansea. 441dl-t& TXT ANTED, a small Foot Lathe. 3in. to 6in. » centre; must be cheap.—Write. "loathe," Daily Post,' Swansea. 430dI-6 W?ANTED, Second-hand Coal Pcale; must be in good condition.—Write E. S. i Daily Post," Swansea. 451dl-8 WANTED, Second-hand Typewriter, must t' be in first.daBS condition.—Full parti- oulars to Irwyn," Daily Poet," Swansea. 407d1-1ü MISCELLANEOUS SALES. FOR- SALE, Invalid Chair, suit Gentleman, or Lady; sell cheap.—Apply Mrs. Gibbins, ü, Lynn-street, Cwmbwrla. 403dl-9 iT^OR SALE. Fish and Chip Range; to be I sold cheap.—Apply 1U5, Pentrechwyth- road, St. Thomas, near Swansea, 401dl-5 FOR RALE, Sack Truck, 4ft.. almost new, J- 27s. fed.; Horse, to hold 3 Barrels, and one Pair Skids to fit same; six Tea Canisters, to suit Grocer. What offers?—Bates, Iron- monger, St. Helen's-road. j.428nl-10 TABLECLOTHS.—Lady offers three Beauti- I ful, Real Irish. Damask Tableoloths, nearly two yards square; also six Handsome Serviettes; unsoiled; perfect condition; aooept 17s. 6d. lot: worth double; approval willingly.—Write Cloths," Daily Post," Swansea. 210dl-12 r-TON Steam Wagon for Ba.1e, by Stewart I U Thornycroft, 8 years old. Boiler insured at ZDO-lbs., in thorough gocd order, price £200. r-Ghas. Jeflkins and Son, Bridgend, Glam. 1408nl-5 MISCELLANEOUS. | T?LECTROLYMS. Massage, Chiropody, -? Pedioure, and all Hair Diseases Soientino ally* Treated.—Mr. T. D. Harries, Hair Specialist, 27, St. Helen'g-road, Swansea. 421dl-8 WIDOWED Lady is desirous of oommuni- oating with Homely Couple willing to take charge of a Boy, aged seven; moderate remuneration. — Write "Nancy," "Daily Post." Swansea. 100n1.4 "JITADAME VIRGO (Diploma), Palmist and x Clairvoyant, on all affairs of Life, 238, High-street, over Davies', Chemist (only a few doors from Woolworth's Stores). 397dl-9 MADAME VENO. The Famou8 London .L'  PaJm!st, M.B.I.M.& (Diploma). Con- sultations Daily at 222, Oxford-street, Swan- sea, Glam. Testimonials numerous. Bazaars attended.. 2i6dl-5 TO Employers of Labour for Uncontrolled Establishments.—If you require Un- skilled Labour, Hauliers, Labourers, etc., apply to The Unskilled Labour Agency, who can find them for you.—Write, for terms, to The Unskilled Labour Agency, Victoria Chambers, The Parade. Neath. 1363n1-15 DOCS FOR SALE. FOR SALE, Golden Brindle Great Dane Dog, winner of 2 Firsts, 1 Third, and Special Prizes, at Newport; only twice shown; full pedigree; sell ch88.p.-35, Kiriley- terrace. St. Thomas, Swansea. 378d 1-9 MOTOR-CARS. CYCLES, Eto. — I "DARGAIN.—For Immediate Sale, 5-6 Twin Motor and Side-car; all complete; per- fect running order; been overhauled; first 15 Guineas seoures. — Write "Gift," "Daily Post," Swansea. 223d 1-5 DYNAMO Lighting Singer, 4,000 miles, tip- L top condition, £215; Dynamo Lighting Enfield, 700 miles, new, £215; Renault, 9 H.P., English body, 2,000 miles, £ 200.—Parker, Station-street, Aberdare. 1420nl-7 BALf;, 1916 5-Seater Ford Car, not ridden 1,000 miles, equal to new.—Apply 11. Brynymor-road. Swafnsea. 359dl-7 SALE, 1915 Trumbull Two-seater Car, 13 HiP., 36 M.G., electric lights, and horn, Steward horn, accelerator, 4 speeds, insurance policy, 5 tyres and tubes; a real bargain; £70 Cash; no offers.—Write "J. G 10, College-street, Swansea. 221dl-5 MOTOR Cycle and Side-car, 4; H.P., mag- -?  neto ignition, for Sale, in beet condi- tion, subject to any test.—T. R. William. Draper, Uplands, Swansea. 271dl-5 I ROVER Car, 1914, for Sale; owner driver; j ? capital car; a bargain; inspection.— j Ra.. I?ily Post," Swansea. 357dl-7 J HORSES, CARRIAGES, TRAPS, Etc. FOR SALE, Van Mare. 15.2 hands high, thick-set. warranted; owner joined up. No dealers need apply.-83, St. Helen's- avenue, Swan sea. 440dl-7 FOR SALE, 3 Sets Trap Harness.—Hardy, Crymlyn Burrows. Swansea.. 1430nl-7 FOR SALE, Pony, Governess Car, Set of Hatrness, Flat Cart, smart Set of Brasw- monnted Van Harness, Chaff Maohine, and Mangle.—F. Morgan, Cliffs, Llanelly. 426dl-7 TO Contractors and Others.—For Sale, Cart Mare; also Cart and Harness; will sell together, or separate; inspection in- vited.—Apply 25, Swansea. 2C8dl-5 MUSiCAL. DALE,FORTY & CO., LTD., High-street,' Cardiff.—New Model Pianos. Seoond- hand Pianos at Low Prices for Cash. Easy terms arranged. Seoond-hand Organs from £2. Second-hand Piano Player, £ 8.—Lists 0:1 application to Local Agency. 20, King Edward-road. Swansea. t.o. SALE, Piano (Rosewood), Mangle. Kitchen Dresser. Household Furniturf, good as new, bargains.—Apply 55, Kilvey- terrace, St. Thomas, Swansea. 412dl-9 L'OR SALE, Piano, three months old; to be .r sold a bargain: room wanted.—Apply 34. 81. Helen's-road, Swansea. 379dl-5 PIANO, Second-hand, in walnut case, by Bord (Paris); good tone, iron frame; 15 Guineas Cash; a Bargail1.-21. Trafalgar-ter- race. Swansea. DIANOFOETE. Rosewood Case, Iron Frame, Check Action, gcod London make; genuine bargain for Cash; inspection invited.—Siras, 2, Walters-road. 243dl-5 PIANO for Sale, Walnut Case, new condi- tion, iron frame, triohord, check action, London maker; joining Colours; no deaiers. —Write "Walnut," "Daily Post," Swansea. 410:1 1.1) 6D Per Lesson, Pianoforte and Mandoline.— Lady (Certificated; has few Vaoanc.cs for Pupih; also Violin, per Term, or by Lesson.—Write College," Daily Post," Swansea. 1429nl-4 Godfrey's Announcements. MASON and Hamun Organ. in new con- i" L dition. 13 abops, b Bete ot reeds, power- ful tone, pipe top; a bargain, 33 Guineas Cash, or 12s. 6d. Monthly.—Godfrey Co, Ltd., 22, St. Helen'g-road, Swansea. 265dl-5 DOMINION Organ, id stops, 4 sets reeds, very fine tone, solid Walnut Case, Mirror top; a bargain, 21 Guineas Cash, or 10s. 6d. Monthly.—Godfrey and Co., Ltd.. 22, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 265dl-5 i .HARMONIUMS, by Ce&a.rina? Booaey, etc., ?-*? all in perfect condition, from 5 Guineas; real bargains.—Godfrey and Co.. Ltd., 22, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 265dl-5 D. J. Snail's Announcement. —SECOND-HAND Pi!m (by AIIiMn. London), in beautiful Walnut Caec. full iron frame; bargain.—D. J. bnell, 14a" 21 and 22, High-street Arcade (near G.W.R.), Swansea. 337dl-8 f?_ 108.—New Upright Grand Pi?no- ???? forte (by Hilton), full iron frame, Walnut Case, fihe tone, genuine bargain.—D. J. Snell, 14a, 21 and 2t., High-street Aroade, Swansea, (near G. W.R.). 337dl-8 ESTEY Organ, £ 18 18s.; Karn Org.n:, £ 12 10s.; Portable Organ, £ 5.; huge bar- ga.ins.-D. J. Snell, 14a" 21 and 22, High- i street Aroade, Swansea (near G.W.R). 637dl-8 GRAMOPHONES and Records. — Huge Stocks of His Master's Voioe" Machines and Records. Almost every Title in Stock. Repairs a Speciality. — D. J. SneH, 14a. 21 and 22, High-street Aroade Swansea (near G.W.R.). 337dl-8 FURNITURE. Hill's ArmeuncemenU. TTILL'S Stooktakini; Sale.—All of our Large Stook to be Cleared. No reason- able offer refused. 338dl-ó PECIAL Lines m Bedroom Suites from 6i Guineas. Dining and Drawing-room Suites from Guineas. Bedsteads and Bedding at your own price. 338dl-8 OEVERAL Shop-soiled Sideboards to be Cleared below oost. Dressers, Fenders, Fire Brasses, Rugs. Carpets. W'hite Millpuf Bed Set from 17s. éd. 338dl-8 GOOps can be S^oi-ed Free until required. Now is the time to Buy. Don't lay:1 -call at once for-Bargains at Hill's Central Binildings. Gower-street, Swansea. 338d1-8 PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET. MARKET CARDENS WANTED. GARDEN Wanted in Sketty.—Wanted, to Rent, Small Market Garden, in Sketty. -Apply, with terms', 1, Sketty-avenue. 391dl-4 —— ■ TO LET-LICENSED PREMISES. "POR Disposal, Fully Licensed Public House, in Swansea, neighbourhood of Docks; excellent situation; good proof trade.; satis- factory reasons.— Apply David M. Thomas, Estate Agent, Rutland-street, Swansea, I u- n_' 288dl-5 OFFICES, ETC.. TO LET. TO LET, 1, 2, or 3 Offices, also a Suite 01 tlhree Oftloo, Castle Buildings; also two Offices, Angel Chambers, Swansea. Apply Chas. Gustavus, Castle Buildings, Swansea. 296dll6 WAREHOUSES. EtO., TO LET. rpo LET, a Large Yard and Warehouse, Upper Strand, Swansea. Can be divided to suit tenants.—Apply Chas. Gustavus, Castle Buildings, Swansea. 296dl-6 l. ■ L — STABLES, Etc., TO LET. STABLE, Coa?-h-ho?se, and Loft to Let.- ? Apply, between 12.30 and 2.30 p.m., 49, Walter-road, Swansea. 2ö3d1-6 rPO LET, Stable, with Hay Loft, or Garage; low rental. 1, Gore-terrace, Swansea. 436dl-7 CARACES, Etc., TO LET. A GARAGE to Let, will take two Cars, near Albert Hall; also ^-Wheeled Cart for Sale.—Apply Hillard, House Furnisher, College-street. 405dl-10 HOUSES WANTED, MALT, House Wanted, in Swansea (moderate rent), with Garden pre- ferred, convenient to G.W.R. Station.—Wiite Box 26, "Daily Post," Swansea. 422d-3 T?" ANTED, House, by Young Couple, I crallY.,sinatd, or Brynmill area.— Write E. D., Dally Post, Swansea. 344dl-7 \j\f ANTED, a Small House, to Rent, 4, 5 or » 6 rooms. Brj-nmill or St. Helen's dis- trict. — Particulars to Harris, New-road. Sketty. 365dl-8 ANTED, Unfurnished House, sunny aspect, Langland or Newton, about 8 roomn, modern conveniences. — Write Sunny," Daily Post," Swansea. 366dl-8 « ■ WANTED TO PURCHASE—HOU8ES. WANTED, to Purchase, ?ouse. in Sea I" View-terrace, or neighbourhood.— Particulars to Neighbourhood," Daily Post," Swansea. 347dl-7 'T ANTI;), to Purchase, 7 or 8-Roomed House, central situation, Swansea, Beile Vue-etr&et, Page-street, George-street, Henrietta-street, or Russell-street.—Address particulars to Alma," "Daily Post." Swansea. 394dl-9 « 1 HOUSES FOR SALE. SALE, three Houses, best part of Carn bridetreet, Uplands, £200 each, good investment. — Write Investment," Daily Post," Swansea. 249dl-5 FOR SALE only, 39, St. Alban's-road. Bryn- mill, Modern and Convenient Residence; excellent sea view.—Apply at house any time. 434dl-il) I^OR SALE, House, in Carlton-ternace.— I' Apply 123, Walter-road. Swaneea. 447dl-3 HOUSE for Sale, Hazel-road. Uplands, beautiful sea view, hot and cold bath, lease about 90 years, low ground rent,— Write ""Hazel," Daily Post," Swansea. 380dl- NEATH ABBEY.-For Sale, Graig Cottage, 16,  Hill-road; six rooms, outhouse, good gar- den. Also Land adjoining, suitable for Build- ing Two or Three Cottages; lease, 999 years. Also 15. Hill-road; large garden; lease, 89 years.—Write "Abbey," Daily Post," Swan- sea. 285d1-6 SEVERAL Houses for Sale, in Industrial district, -For particulars, write Box 1, Daily Post," Swansea. 1422nl-8 HOUSES TO LET. HOUSE to Let. 1, Town Hill-road, Sketty. ? App'y Mr. C. Maries, 66, Walterroad, Swansea. 289dl-8 HOUSE to Let. adjoining Business Prem- ises, in King Edward-road; excellent accommodation, bathroom, etc., private entrance.—Apply Purser, Solicitor, St. Mary- street. 396d15 TO LET. March 27th. 66, Bryn-road, oppo- site Bowling Green, Swansea.—Apply 64, Bryn-road. 1403nl-4 TO LET, immediately, 6-Roomed House, 28, Nottage-road, Newton, Mumbles.—Apply to Mr. Stevens, 2, Worcester-place, Swansea. 268dl-5 110 LET, Westbourne-grove, Sketty, 6- j Roomed House; scullery, hot and cold bath, garden, back entrance.—Apply Jones, 6, Belgrave-terraoe, Walter-road, Swansea. 248dl-5 rPO LET, Semi-detached Villa. Gower-road, Sketty, oontaining three reception- rooms, five bedrooms, Large Garden, Green- houses and Vinery, with Entrance Drive. A Garage can .be built by arrangement.- For further particulars, apply Chaa. Gustavus, Glan-yr-AfoD," Sketty. 296J1-6 1"0 LET, The Poplars," Sketty, a Well- arranged Semi-detached Villa, contain- ing three reception-rooms, six bedrooms, and all other up-to-date conveniences; a Two- stall Stable and Garage.—Apply Chas. Gus- tavus, Glan-yr-Afon," Sketty. 295d3-fc rpo LET. Arosfa," Bay View. Mumbles, 11 containing two reception-rooms, five bedrooms, with good view and all conveni- ences.—Apply Ohas. Gustavus, Castle Bnild- ings, Swansea. 296d1-6 rpO LET, March 25th, 25, Bryn-road, oppo- I site the Bowling Green.—Apply 64. liryn-road, Swansea. 14d1-7 rpo LET, March 27th, Hillside," Kingston- -L road, Sketty. — Apply Hillside, Sketty. 1415nl-4 TO LET, Corner House, 2, Bryn-road. over- looking ba>\—Apply Moy Evans, "Earls- moor," Bryn-road, Swansea. 340dl-7 HOUSES TO LET OR FOR SALE. I IOR SALE, or to Let, a Good 8-Roomed House, in Crown-street, Morriston; all conveniences.—Apply J. Lewis, Pen Bryn," Garnlhvyd, Landore-place. 207dl-5 -——-———————————— APARTMENTS TO LET. FURNISHED Apartments to Let; one Large Sitting-room and two Bedrooms; rent moderate.—Apply Miss Browett, 37, Bruns wick-street, Swansea. 1414nl-7 LODGINGS, for two Respectable Working -LJ Men.—Apply 9, Richards-place;1"iwan- sea. 142lnl-7 SUPERIOR Furnished Apartments, or Part Villa Residence, to Let (Furnished or Unfurnished); beet locality and surround- ings.—Wriie "Superior," "Daily Post, Swansea. 399-11-5 ?0 LET, Comfortable Furnished Apart- J- ment?. Front or Back Sitting-room, one or two Bedrooms, use of bathroom.—Myrtle House, 53, Mansel-street, Swansea. 277dl-6 rpWO Unfurnished Rooms to Let. — 4, -L Thomas-street, St. Thomas, Swansea. 4l5dl-5 fp^HREE Large Unfurnished Rooms to Let, or Hall House, in goo:! locality; every convenience.—Write "Steel." Daily Post. Swansea. 244dl-5 TWO Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms to L Let; suit married couple; bathroom.— Apply 4, St. llltyd's-crescent, St. Thomas, Swansea, 278dl-6 TWO OR Three Rooms to Let; use of bath- room and scullery.—8, Victoria-street, Uplands. Swansea. 349d7-4 rpO LET, Furnished Ba?k Sitting-room and J- Front Bedroom; bath (hot and cold) a1.tendance.-26, Gwydr crescent, Uplands, Swansea. 353dl-7 Unfurnished Rooms to Let, at 9, I Aliee-etreet, Cwinbwrla, — Apply at above address. 341dl-4 10 LET, Furnished, Front Bed-Sitting- room, or Apartments; use of kitchen, bath. etc.; moderate:»• Central; suit Married (>>upte..— Apply Glenlynn," 162; King Edward-road. 358dl-7 TWO or Three Unfurnished Rooms to Let, use of soullery and gas-stove; or Lodg- ings for two Young Men. -Apply 21, Grafog- street. Port Tennant, Swansea. 373dl-9 rpwO Furnished, or Unfurnished, Rooms to Let: bathroom. — Apply 113, King Edward-road. 4b,:i > rpO LET. Comfortable Apartments, with J- every convenience.—Apply No. 38, St. Georges-terrace, Swansea. 435dt-10 T|^0"LET.: a 'Cornfortablc Bed-Sittirig-room, J for Business Gentleman; bath, etc.-Apply, first instance, Ben Davies. Newsagent, 7. St. Helen's-road. 453d1-10 TO LET, Nicely Furnished Rooms, in -L health, part of Rkett), would suit Lady, or would Look After Invalid Lady.- j Write Box 51, Daily POBL" Swansea. 459rl 1 -7 Y??ANTED. Gentleman, to Share Sitting- f. room and Bedroom, separate Beds; also latge Bed and Front Sitting-rocm.- Write Z. Y. X. Daily I'ost," Swansea. 444d1 APARTMENTS WANTED. YOUNG Man requires Bedroom and Sit- ting-room, use of Piano, with Atiena- aiice; would Share Sitting-rooir with anothe-r; within easy approach of town centre; state terms.—Write W. "Daily Post," Swansea. 216dl-4 WANTED, Furnished Apartments, in l Swansea, for Young Couple, two Children (4 and 6 years) Soldier's Wife pre- ferred.—Write Furnished." Daily Post," Swansea. i30dl-4 TRADE SPECIALITIES. A LL Kinds of Household Furniture, etc.. ,tl.. Bought for Prompt best' prices given. Apply Wilks, Oxford-street and Richardson-street, 4 NTOINE'S Copying ink. Reduced rates. Apply Daily Poet" Stationery De- partment, High-street, Swansea. ENVELOPES, all sizes, Commercial and I L Catalogue Shapes, at "Daily l ost" Stationery Department, High-street, Swan- sea FISH Merchants.-P. Moly-nenx, Ltd., 120, High-street, Swansea. The Trade Sup nlied. 406-14-1 FUNERAL Coach. Latest Pattern, Glass Box and extra Seat, equal to new. half-price, Cash or Terms; photo free. ZA, Bradford-street, Birmingham. 1397n3-23 T?URS.—Economise. Turn your Old Furs -'L into New. Muffs, TiM, and Coata Re- lined, Repaired, and Remodelled to the Latest Style.—Call or write, Mrs. R?sa, 2, Northampton Gardenp, Swansea, 326dl-7 JF. DAVIBS. Ladies' and nt.'s Tailor. J. Grand Selection of Blue Serges, Harria. Scotch, and Irish Tweeds. Send postcard. Teachers of Cutting. Terms on application. -Chapel-atreet, Mumbles. "43dl-7 REFILLS for Matthews' and other Files cheap.—" Daily Post" Stationery De- partment, Swansea, SHOP Beaks, Account Books, Tradesmen'* Ledgers, Letter Copying Books (large varieties), offered at Pre-war Prices1; Reduc- tion for quantities.—" Daily Post Station- ery Department, Swansea. CHELIBERE, Patent Revolving Front, equal to new, half-price, Cash or Terms; photo frep.—Marston's Hearse Works, Bradford- street, Birmingham. 1387n3-23 TWINES. ûorùs, for Shop and Warehouse Paoking.—" Daily Post" Stationery De partment, High-street. Swansea. POULTRY. FOR SALE, about 35 Hens and Pullets, on point of laying, dheap.—Write B. D. C. Daily Post," Swansea. 248dl-J LIGHT Sussex Cockerel and two Buff Orpington Pullets for Sale, 5 months old, 14s.—W. Davies. 22, Brunswick-street, Swansea. 377dl-5 THREE Pnre Rhode Island Reds (May hatched), Pullets (Cooper's); one Pure White Wyandotte Pullet (Barons); 20s. the | lot (1916).-Hanoox, Old School, Rhos, Pont- ardawe. 1426nl-5 EDUCATtOM. FRENCH Lessons, by Experienced French Lady; Private Lessons, <. r Classes.- Madame Graindor, 92, King Edward-road, Swansea. 29cdl-S "TRENCH Lessons given, or Correspondence ?\ undertaken; terms moderate.—Apply Madamoiselle TuaL 4. Gower-place. Mumbles. 404dl-10 FRENCH Thoroughly Taught, Modern Methods, giving Rapid and Practical Results. Commercial, Conversational, and General Courses. — Beatrice M. Jones, 3, George-street, Swansea. 732dl-8 HIGHBURY Private School Re-opens Mon- L T- day, January 8th. Prospectus on application.—Principal; Mrs. Williams. 445dl-10 EDUCATION. PRIVATE Tuition fn Language*, Booi keeping, Shorthand. Typewriting, Arith- metic, eto. Thorough Preparation for Exam- inations and Business.—Oswald Korth, Pro- lessor of Languages, 1, Kensingtom-terrace, Swansea. 613d.b.-t.a RUGBY HOUSE Preparatory Sohooi for Boys and Girls will Re-open on Tuesday Next, January 9th, at 9.30 a.m. Pupils Pre- pared for Local Examinations.—Prospectus on application to tihe Principal: Miss Wotton, Rugby House, Mansel-terraoe. 418dl-6 THOROUGH Tuition in Shorthand and Type- JL writing, at Moderate Terms.—Write "Thorough," "Daily Poc-t" Swanma. 1396nl-9 THE Misses Bonnett, 48, Walters-read.- School Duties will be Resumed on Thursday, January lltli. 1917. 398dl-9 rpECHJSTICAL TRAI-NING.-This is a War to end War, after which there will be [L renew a 1 of commercial activity. The Trained Man will be in great dsmpnd. Are Yooi trained and ready? The T.C.S. Training is up-to-date, practical, produces s.tlary- raising results, and is so comprehensive it covers practically every trade and j re- fe&ion,- Apply, for particulars: The Inter- national Correspondence Schools, Lid., High- street Arcade, Swansea. 448dl-10 THE SWANSEA BUSINESS COLLEGE (Sid- dall Buildings. Alexandra^ road) owes its present high position to a combination ot many happy circumstances, but above all to the Jndividual-not -~llective and meohanjoaJ-attention given to its students. Advice and full particulars may be had at the College any Day or Evening-Saturday; by. appointment. Prospectus Free. 449J1-10 LOST AND FGUND. FOUND, near Tontine-street, Swansea, on Monday, January 1st., .a Lady's darid- bag.—Owner can have same by giving full description to William Morris, Swan-street. Swansea. 345d1-4 FOUND. Wagon Cover, at Uplands.—Apply J. Bennett, Corporation Stables. 452dl-7 LOST, on Fridr.y, between "ind-street. High-street, and Bryn-road, Note-case, containing a number of cl Nijtes.-Firder will be adequately Rewarded upon return- ing same to Nemo," Da-lly Poat Offices Swansea. n LOST, December 27th, between Weaver's and Wind-street, -a, Gentleman's Left- hand Glove, Nappa Kid. Fur-lined. Finder Rewarded.—Apply Jeffreys and Son, Ystlad. gynlais. 140Sd-5 XOST, Overooat, with Pair of Gloves in JL? Pocket, on Deoember 27th, between Killay and Swansea. Reward giyei.-W. Smith, 29. Strand. 225ul-4 LOST, Deoeiiibeir 23 rd, between Orange- L street and Market, Lady's Luminous Strap Watch (Soldier's keep-sake).—Finder Rewarded if returned to 109. Neath-road, Hafod. m'ldl.¡j LOST, on Friday, 29th December, Fox L Terrier Dog; name on collar: 'Bevan, Rockwell, Hoi,to-o.np-der Rewarded on returning to 32. Ffynone-terrace. 29.5dl.5 T OST, on Saturday, in Brynmill district, a Collecting Ledger.-Please return to A. Paton, The Elms," Swansea. 3J8,11-4 LOST, Fox Terrier. 5 weeks old.-Finder L Rewarded on returning to 29, Approaoh- !"Oad. Manselton, Swansea. 304dl-4 LOS'i', between BrynmUl and Y.M.< .A., -L? Leather Case (Silver clasp), containing Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen and Pencil, valued aF Prize.—Finder Rewarded at IT. St. Alban's-road. Brynmill. Swansea. 320,11-4 iI f OST, on December 22nd, Eight £ 1 TreasUi y J-J No'ps between Uoyd Bank and Rketty, urgently needed-Reg ard given if FinueL- will communicate with Tit:aaury, D.1Í-;r Post," Swansea. 459dl-7 LOST, on Friday evening, between L Rhondda-street and Grand T -tr'. Diamond Cluster Tie-pin.El Rtwaid on turning same to box 424, Daiiy Pout, j HWRnsea. ?4d?-3 j Swansea. .?-?.. STRAYED, from Caereithin Farm, Fforest- faoh, a Black Filly, with star on fore- head, about 9 months old. Finder wiii be Rewarded. 388dl-10

SWANSEA BOY HAULIER. F-KTAL INJURIES FROM CHAFF-CUTTER. IN?PECTO? AND QU.STOJL'i OF SHAFTING. L | 'An inquiry into th £ circurnst'rUK vounding the death of Braiisby John VVii- liams (15), haulier, in the employ of Mr- William Jenkins, and residing with his parents at Tjewyddfu Common, Morriston, was held on Monday afternoon at the Coroner's Court. Mr. Hilditeh (H.M. In- spector of Factories) was .present, and Mr. Edward Harris for the relatives, and Mr. T. C. J. Bull for the employer, also attended. Air. Martin Wutiams (father), a police constable, deposed that on December 23rd his son sustained an accident, telling his father that somehow his clothes got caught in a cbaffcutter. Wm. Jenki,n. 518, Xeath-road, haulier, the employer, said that the boy was em- ployed jointly by himself and his brother, but at the time of the accident was employed by himself. On Saturday, the 23rd ult., witness was chaffcutting, and deceased, of his own accord, helped him; witness caution- ing him not to go near the machine. A minute cr two later he (the employer) heard a shout atid saw the poor lad had got caught in the shafting and was lying on the floor with his clothes badly ripped. By the Coroner There was no need what- ever for the boy to have gone more than the length of a sweeping-brush from the shafting. Tb.e only way that witness could account for the affair was that deceased must have been looking down the hole. By Mr. Hilditeh Didn't this strike you as a particularly dangerous piece of shafting, and that it was very dangeivms for anyone to coiiie up while the machine was running? Witness Well, it has alwv.ys been done oy myself, and if I want anyone to go lip. I tell them to go up before I start. By Mr. Harris Has the boy ever done this work before for you ? Witness: No. I always do it myself. Mr. Hani: I put it to you that he has done it twice or three tones a week, and re- gularly on Saturdays. Witness: Well, if he has. it was never- more than once. Was the chaffcutter fenced, or did you tell the boy to keep away because you knpw it was da.ngerou-- and not giuarded? -I knew it was not fenced, and that wae= why 1 told him to keep away. Dr. Wood (Swansea Hospital) said de- ceased was admitted to the hospital on the 23rd of December with a fractured disloca- tion of the spine. He succumbed on Decem- bar 29th. The Coroner said it was clear that death was due to injuries received. Although this shaft did not come under his supervision, Mr. Hilditeh remarked that a, shaft like this would not be allowed in any factory. The jury returned a verdict of "Death from injuries accidentally received. exon- erating everyone from blame.

LUNATIC ASYLUM ABLAZE. TERRIBLE SCENES IN QUEBEC: HYDRANTS FROZEN. (Renter Foreign Special. MONTREAL, Sunday. Forty six women were burned to death in the destruction of the Female Idiot Asylum at M. Ferdinand, Megantic County, I on Saturday evening. The inmates were asleep when the fire started. Awakening they became niicon- troilable. many leaping from high win- dows. others crouching until incinerated. The temperature was 20 degrees below zero, Fahrenheit, and the water in the hydrants got frozen. Many women found wandering were taken to the homes of viJJagers. A convent adjoining the asylum' was ako burned and twenty students had narrow escapes.

Mr. W. A. Thomas (solicitor) applied at I Swansea Police Court on Monday for the temporary transfer of the Manselton Hotel j to Mrs. Grey Walters, widow of the late Mr. Grey Walters. The application was granted.

SHIPPING. jj^MERI CAN LINE, j Carrying 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Class PtHEsengtM. LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK every Saturday. Sailing under the American Flag. Moderate Prioes. Beat Accommodation. Apply to American Line, Liverpool, Iija- don, Southampton, or to Local Agent*.

I I "ARE THEY STARVING 7M GERMANS WHO BEGGED FOR MEAT. I SWANSEA TESTIMONY OF FOREIGN SKIPPERS. A re the Huns feally starving?" is a ques- "Are Lht:Hun 'fea.Jly starving?" ig a qUt'Æ- tion which can fainy be a? ked in view of tha L'ontradldŒ'Y statements in the Press. Norwegian and Swedish captain^ however, who have b?en in Germ"1' since the out- break of war, have no doubt that there is nearly a famine amongst the population of Haw burg and Berlin. ^Theie are severa ) Xoiwe^ia-n captains now in Swansea port, and they say that the reports of food famine, particularly in Hamburg, are true in every detail. One Swedish c-ip<ain toH a "Dailv Post" rt]V)rter that when hp was last in Germany, about twelve months ago. tickets for 21b&. or meat were in use. According to the laws of the tea, he had to allow every member of his crew 4lbs. of meat per week. He had been approached by. several well-to-do Ger- mans whilst in Hamburg to SLjl gome of his meat, Nviii-I FL;Aiiib:t I," to -:LllOf IliS r.ieat. ztiid Nv4?z. TI, o money but no com of the realm. As the meat he had on board was all rf.served for hiti crew, he, ot ccmr.-e, sold none, although begg'ed to do Lu. Askeft as to the menu put on the German tables at t!it. re.-iaurants, the Swedish can- tain said the bread >v..s of a poor quality, I and potatoes* entoied much into its mauuiac* t ul, e. A Norwegian >kipp?r tuid a "Post" repre- sentative that he had been in Germany as recent ly as six mouths ago. Outside all the provision shops there v:cre <jueue? of wonien and childrcn from the early hours of the morning to dusk. On the tables at the restaurants all kinds of patent ,nods. IHled in ordinary times by invalids, were dished up to make up for the aliceaicj of neat. TJie toups were of the dessica-ted kind, and the only fish on the menu consisted of the dried fi,,Ii on the iiif?iii; fish order well stewed. Of fruit there was plenty.

RELIEF FOR ALL. BROWN'S PRONCHIAL TR9CKB3. "Why not U-y trme TROCHES ;or ¡ yo"r fldct couhl They are the oid-fashion;d remedy for the allevia- t;, of COUGHS,HOARSENESS SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS :\1)" Aüí"HMA. much by :inyer< an I'uli o lpe:1k('r-

WILSON FINDS A FRIEND. Swansea I.L.P. Lecturer Wants Peace." Mr. Gilbert Caiman (author) addressed a • parse!.) -attended meeting at the Llysituu on Sunday afternoon, held under the ai-spici. the local 1. L. p" ull the subject of "Libert) tnd the Government." After being introduced by the chairms-n, Mr. J. Twomev. the- lectrvor sr.iJ ihit though we were not, the principal party in this filcITn it, the prnancip;v Lion oi' Knrope. The people "f this comn,ry went into the v.ai magnaninicu^ly. with a o-reat aiid adorable chivalry, and i i it could be ascribed motive, and the a people had never had their.- pbuM V-^fo' them. The must have peace. President. W ilson had taken the first great lead, and had beei:.?<?ffed .? ?' ?" Pi:e?s. The worst, m of it wa?that ui'tM? country t,hp '.teop? f'e- J ga-rded tht' Pres? seriously, ni.iis, ,rn +:, ('onti:i?nt the;- did uol. To Ainci-:ca ;g wat-' ^-a^'s" Wrovnit^'J?.' inP-edible thing, '1 i she realised that « hr had to put a stop t° Lf and this bad to he done in "a. dijrrHfiM nvi. ner." He jn-ofoundly agreed with Presid -.1 vjev;. i Wilson. view.

BEXCEJ DISAGREED, CHliF CONSTABLE AND TWO FOKEIGNIOF. Charles Dixon White. seaman, pleaded "guilty aX Swansea on Monday to a hai c of alleged theft of a quantity of heuip land w ire-rope, valued ;t 3rV, t -Mm a schooner lytnaf in the the pro- Ipe.'ty of the eantrin, R W. Christian. Kvi- j denct was given by the complainant, who accused ,as oj-.Q of the cre w and Detccfcire A. Evnon 6poke of arresting defen- dant. The defendant, who no," ha-! noth- intr to «»V. V a-; finprf jR."i ni1 a mOilth. ANOTHFiH CASK. 1 ,\OTHTR CASE. ) Christian Olson, seaman, d th--? sam^shop, ¡Wit, also chargtxi with the theft of four tar- pauims, valued iit Cg, the jvopcity of the same complainant. Detective A. Eyr.on said that when charged defendant i-er)lied Tlmt's not true. Witness said lie hud recovered two tanxaaililts out of the fout. and defendant was now charged with the theft of two tar- paulins. He now ple<Lckci. ,uilty," and ww tined P,6 or two months. Chief Constable applied foi reconmie/;ria- l-ion to be sent for the depoi-tation of both defendants, who are foreigners. Chairman sa-id he did not think the evi- dience before them justified such a course being taken.

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WELL-KNOWN AT SWANSEA. N.ews was received in Swansea of the death at tl-telfi-ont of Charles Edward Lloyd, who until three years aqo was the repre- sentative of Messrs. Bass ar.d Co. at Swan- sea., and who on leaving the town took up a similar appointment fev the same firm in Sheffield. A host of friends will deeply re- gret to hear oi the sad news.