The Cambria Daily Leader

MUSICAL SUCCESSES. The following have highly paseed the ex- aminations in connection with the Trinity College of Music. LondonMieses Lizzie M. Daviea. Inez A. Morgans, Dorothy Morgans the third examination and Mi-as Anne Matbgwa the second examination. The abov3 are pupils of Muriel Williams, A.T.C.L.. Treboeth. Swansea 145A1-21

I MaeHymeillion," the greatest relisions drama in Welsh, will be staged for the lirst time January 22. 23. 1919. cominencins at 7 p.m. t

IN THE DISTRICTS; SWANdbA. j Un Saturday, at Victoria Park, Messrs. Vivian and Sons, Ltd., Boys' WeAaz,?, Junior XI. deieated the Britonierry j bteel Works XI. by 8 goals to nil. The staff of the Swansea Grammar School was strengthened on Monday by the return to duty of Staff Captain 1). C. Lewis. Captain .Lewis joined the Asaiy in the oarly days of the war, and iias eeen a great deal of activo service. He wjis warmly greeted by the Myet and 111> old colleagues, and Principal Trr-vor Owen delivered a speech welcoming him back to the school. It is interesting to note that Captain Levis' father, Mr. Thomas Lewis, who was engaged commercially in Germany, was intorn-ed wlien war broke out, and spent a couple of years in liuhleben Camp before being released and a!Lowed to return to his home imSwansea. PONTARDULAIS. A tea and social were held at Txiniti Welsh Weeleyan Chapel, Ponuu-dulak, on Saturday, in aid of the Heroes' Ifuivd. The Kev. liichard Morgan wa.stor) presided over the pof>t-prandial proceedings. The lioll of Honour for tliip church contains a high percentage of members. BURRYPORT. At the Burryport examinatione of the Tonic Sol-fa College, tine following candi- dates were successful in parsing tho tinst grade staff notation certificate:—Owen- llian N. M, Daniel, Mary E. Williams, liobert C. Williams, David J. Harries (all from Pembrey village). MUMBLES. The mortal remains of the lato Mr. William Davies. of 4, Castleton-plaee, Mumbles, were laid to rest at tho Mumbles Cemetery on Monday afternoon. Tl)'' deceased had I)een in ill-health for a considerable poriod, but had bornê the same with Christian fortitude. Great sympathy is extended to his father and sisters in their bereavement. CARMARTHEN. Thomas Williams. Brynamlwg Farm, was at Carmarthen on Monday lined £10 for selling milk adulterated to the extent of 25 per cent. of added water. At Carmarthen on Monday, Wm. Evans, fruiterer, King-street, was fined S$., for selling a pound of apples for Is. instead of 9d. Defendant said he paid 9d. per lb. for the apples, which were mixed, big and small. r NEATH. Charged at Neath on Monday with steal- ing: a watoh and chain, Edward Hughes (10), of Jonah Court, said he took it from the house of a widow, where he went to collect eome rinds, and eold it to another boy for a cigarette.-Tlie Mayor (Mr. J. Roes) warned the boy, and fined his father 15a. Neath butchers held a successful social at the Mikado Cafe on Monday evening. After tea, matters relating to the trade were discussed, the speeches being inter- spersed with songs and recitations. PONTYBEREM. The annual Cymanfa Ganu of the In- dependents was held at Caeraalem Chapel, Pontyberem, on Sunclay. President: Mr. D. J. Thomas, M.E. (Seven Sisters); con- ductor: Mr. W. Dunn Williams (Car- marthen);, and organist, Mr. W. D. Griffith (Pontyberem). The singing throughout the day was of a very high order. The conductor more than onoe praised the singers for their purity of tone in soft singing; and the juvenile scetion ¡ for their sustained tone. I MORRISTON A spkihdid organ recital waa given at Soat Chapel, Morriston, on Sunday even- Ing. in aid of the soldiers and sailors, by Mr. D. E. Williams, organist of Nasineth. The sacred edifice was filled to its utmost capacity. Mr. Willi-ftnw provwl himself a fine organist. He has been trained at the Hoyal College, London, and is in great de- mand. The manipulation was great, and the pieces of a high standard. Songs were given by Miss Gwen Lewis (Ystradgyn- laisi, Miss R. Brazell, and Mr. D. R. Wil- liams (Morriston). Mr. A. R. Lewis was the chairman. LLANNON. I A meeting of the Llaunon Parish I branch of the Farmers' Union was held at the Llannon National School on Fri- day evening. The. chairman of the Union, Mr. John Richards, Gelliwernen, was un- able to be present owing to indisposition. Mr. Pugh (Llanerch Farm) presided in his absence, and he was afterwards ap- pointed vice-chairman. A deputation was appointed consisting of Mr. Pugh and Mr. Samuel (Pentwyn) to appear before the Carmarthenshire War Agricultural Committee to try and' get, a reduction in the quota to be ploughed in 1919. I SKEWEN. According to the financial statement just completed, the concert held a short time ago at the New Cinma, Skewen, promoted by the local butchers, in aid of the British Red Cross, resulted in the ex- cellent sum of £ 76 13s. 2d. towards the funds. The committee, whose officers were-. Mr. Hopkin Bowen (chairman), Mr. J. Elias Jon A3 (treasurer), and Mr. David J, Evans (secretary) merit the warmest congratulations, and especially the sec- retary, who worked so strenuously in or- ganising the concert. The meat and allied trades have more than reached their goal of X260,000 in aid of the Red Cross movement, a surplus fund being at pre- eent in progress. j LLANELLY. At the meeting of the Lianelly Harbour Trust on Monday, the chairman (Coun- cillor Dan Williams J P.), owing to ex- ceptional eircurnotances, tendered his re- signation as chairman, and proposed that Aid. D. James Da.vi'?!S be appointed as his successor. This was unanimously asrreed to. and Coun. Dan Williams was then ap- pointed vice-chairman. A. J. Hyan, a. Crooked-row. Lianelly, was charged at the local police court on Monday with being absent from the Navy without leave. Defendant was remanded to await an escort. I Two boys named Dd. Charles Hare (12). Graig, and Del. John Morris (17), Petuber- ton Cottage.. both of Burryport, were i%~ j manded at the Llanelly Police Court oa 1 Monday on a charge of breaking and en-I 1 tering. j I PONTARDULAIS.. 1 The local branch of the .National Dis- charged Soldier and Sailors' Associa- tion have elected the following new officials:—Chairman, Mr. D. Jeff Wil- liams, Gwyn Grove; treasurer, Mr Lewis Da vies, St. Teilo-strcet; financial secre- tarv, Mr. D. Owen Samuel, Morlais; gen- oral secretary, Mr. W. J. Williams, Bryn- heuibg. At a recent examination in connection with the College of "Violinists, the follow- ing local candidates were successful:— Misses Sara/h Jones, BoJgoed-street (inter- .tiediate) Dorothy Boulton,; New-road J I (aecond grade). ABERAVON-PORT TALBOT. The Rev Win. Henry, Waterloo, Lwqr- pool, who praacvhed at Grove-place (Welsh C.)£.) Chap&l on Sunday, ir.formod the ehureb that he had acoopw the pastor- ate. He is a native of the county, and has been 21 yeers in his present church. • .His daiajhtor is an accomplished pianist, and wen a priz? at ?A?h Ka?i?nal Eis- teddfod Traffic at Port Talbot Docks during the ,R?et w?k wao as followt? J?ort? coal? and coke, 25,966, patent fuel, 2,190; angles and plates, 996; making 2*3,152. Imports were 1,649, baing iron ore, 528; pig iron, 9S8; and pitwcod, 123. The total tonnage was 30,801, as compared with 35,897 in the corresponding week of last year. I DRFACH. I I On Friday evening, a public meeting 1 i was held at Drefach Council School, in I connection with the movement to obtain I an Intermediate School in Gwendiaetlx Valley. Mr. 1). F. Dades presided. Speeches were made by Mr. W. Greviile, C.C., Revs. W. D. Davies and B. Jame?, Tumble; Rev-. D. Ehydderch, B.A. (Capol Seion), Mr. W. Braxpli, J.F. (Drei'ach), Mr. D. Stephens, D.C. ildr. H. Seymour, 1).C. ?,,Ir. Robert Ev&ns (Cross Hjua?), Mr. Thomas' Evans (Garn, Drefach), and others. A I deputation was appointed to meet the committee appointed by the Carmarthen- shire Education Committee in connection with the selection of a site for the pro- posed school. I I I I BRYNAKVSiVJAN. I I On Saturday evening. at Ebenezer, I Lower Brynamraan, a reception concert j was held to Brynaniman soldiers released from captivity.. The chair was occupiotl by the Rev. J. Lee Davies (Siloam), while Mr. Gwilym M. Jones presided at the organ. The artistes were: Madam Esther Cooper Jones (Cwmgorse), Mr. Watkin Phillips (Aberdare), Miss Curfron -Wil. I liams (Brynamman), and Miss Ceinwen t Smith (Cwmgol.$Ü).' Addresses were de- livered by llrf. Williams (Animnnfryn) and Mr. Jenkyn Jones (schoolmaster), while the R?v. AHa Richards (Hermon) sent verses to be read on the occasion, j The Brynamman Band paraded the street.s prior to the opening of the doors. Pte. Dd. James, Cieigiau, Bryur.inman, who was severely gassed during the war, has just returned home from hospital. I He was for three weeks blind and dumb. He has recovered both these losses. I GORSEtNON. I Men'?, Youths' and Boys' Overcoats in j Standard and other Cloths at low prices — ) Williams, Temple of Fashion ¡- The variety cntertammeut of the Brigh- ton Hall, Gorseinon, was wdl patronised on Saturday evening. Mr. Thos. Thomas (Brighton-road) presided, Bombardkr I Sterry, a prisoner of war, who arrived at his home a few days back, was presented by Mr. Joseph Wootton, on behalf of the Sailors' and Soldiers' Reception Commit- tee, with the usual gift. The following contributed to the programme: Piano aoloist, Mr. W. T. Davies; tenor, Mr. Richard Thomas, Lianelly; 'cello, Mr. Tom Hughes; comedians, Messrs. Bob Davies, Reggie Brown, and Sam Hay. Being Gratitude Week a good collection was made for the King's Fund. Book for Brighton Hal), Gorseinon. Janu- ary 22nd and 2ird. 1919. for "Maeeymeillion." The first performance of the Winning Drama at Neath National Eisteddfod, )918, of 'Duiais Dramatic Society Pontardulais. Crowds are booking. Book un eoon AMMANFORD. I At the Ammanford Police Court on ¡ Monday eig-ht persons were summoned for trespass on the G. W.R. mountain branch line to Penygroes. They were detected on Armistice Day. A representative of the j company said it was with reluctance they took proceedings, but at this part con- siderable damage had been done to the signal wires and the fences. Defendants pointed out they were obliged to walk the line to go to work. and it was contended that an old public path ran where the railway track now was. In imposing costs—7s. eaeh-the Chairman (Mr. J. Lewis) said the defendants had their sym- pathy, as it was a matter of difficulty in the district. He suggested that the resi- dents should endeavour to make an ar- rangement with the railway company. At the court on Monday John Cottrell. Workmen's Rest, was fined 5s. 6d. for leaving his horse and cart unattended outside the College Inn, Derwydd. Luther Davies. the well known cycle dealer, of Garnant, the rear lamp of whose motor cycle went out of order, and who bad a sideslip near Llandilo which deprived the machine of the identification I. plat, came to grief at Llandebie en meet- I ing P.C. J. Higgins. He was summoned at the Ammanford Polko Court on Mon- ¡ day, when it was said that he had ridden for the last 15 years without any trouble of any kind before. For riding without a red light he was fined t?., and on the ether summons was let off on paying co?t?. f the magistrates ?howin? leniency on ac- count of tho accident which he had^had.

LOST AND FOUND. I LOST Friday, between 37. Gwydv-cresccnt and Uplands, or Sketty Tra.m to Hi?h- street. 8.45 (from Sketty) Gold Wristlet Watch. leather strap.—Finder rewarded at a_e_:14.A.1-24 j -I- i TOSTTGcM Curb Br&cele? between West L Cross and Bnumill on Sunday Even- ing. January 12.—Finder rewarded return- ing same to 115. Ehyddings-terrace. givou- I sea. T ?T. from Taxi on Sunday Kicht a ¡ ]" J Walking Stick and Umbrella. Kindly return to ? Bullen's Heathfield-street. 145A1-22 FOUND, a stray Rough-haired Terrier. If Fnot claimed within 3 days will be sold to defray expMcs.—Apply Thomas, Bryn- heulog, Clydach. 145A3-23 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. "TTf ANTED, good class Second-hand Piano. t suitable for Hotel: will pay good price. Also a cheap Piano for bar.—Write, etatins price, to Hotel. Daily Leader, Swansea. 144A1-21 IOLINS! ViolaTTCellos! basseal Bou^ht Y Sold. or Exchanged. Call and see a Splendid Italian 'Cello: bargain.-Oirhs, 2. lters-road. Swansea. 143A1-23 GODFREY and Co., Ltd., have no? a GL&rge Stock of Pianos, Player-Pianoe, and Baby Grands by the Best Makers. Cash or Terms. Senrl for Price Lists of Special Bargain&Godirey and Co.. Ltd. 22 St. Helen's-road. Swansea. 143AI-2,3 'l*BLOJMjHoON and stiaekeU Ltd.. 39 Castic. A street Swansea.-Black Ccllard Piano- £7a Walnut Collard Piano 170: Walnut Challen Piano. £ 95: Walnut Kirkman Piano £ 70: Walnut Normelle Piano £ 66: Walnut Brinsmead Piano. £ 105: Walnut Sauire Wano. £ 85; Waliiut Hawkins Piano. C65 Walnut Thompson and Sbackell. Ltd.. Piano £ 70; Imperial Organ £ 26 5s.: Jones Organ, £ 15; Bstey Organ £ 35: APARTMENTS & LODGINGS TO LET AND WANTED. TWOFurnÙhèd-ROõm;-ReQUir by Gon- Ttleman and Wife (no family); Uplands district preferred.-8tate fernM to Box A 1?" Leader Office. 145A1-22 '¡XT.AK'rÉ.D;ï;ÿYtÎ Couple (no children) TT 2 Unfurnished K??oms; ceHtrol: bath- room preferred.-Apply Unfurnished," Leader Office. 144AI 25 TXJANTED. by Respectable Widow, with ft two children Two Clean Unfurnished Rooms in Morriston: wanted at one-c.-L-et- ters axldrcsa Hughes. Stationer. Morriston. 145A1-23 HOW about those Rooms to Let l Send JLL 118 particulars and Is 6d. We will Advertise them three times.-Sma.H Advt. Dept.. Cambria PailvLeader. FOR SALE. EW Army Boots for Sale; sizes 11 to H: I J? 21s. per pair. Also Few Pairs Gent's 21s. Walking Boot?: sizes 9 to 10; 24s. per pair.—Charles Thomas Boot Works, Dany- ?.raic.  17' *CB SALE, 44 Pitch pine &ats. 16ft. 3in. to '1 J' 17ft. 3in x liin. thick x 10Un. wi; 44 Pitchpine Seat Backs 16ft. 3iu to 17ft 3in. by liin. thick x 44in. wide 17n CasMroD Seat Standards.* all in fine condition,- to; stiit Halls or Theatres: 1 Second-hand Acetylene Generator and Fittings (by ) Owens); 1 1916 Model Ford Van. as good ag new: 1 ouo-horse four-wheel Wagon. :n very good condition built bv Bond Bros.-Apply I B?x R 13," Ie der 0f&ce.. 144A1?1 i F URg. -i2-gujnëa'-F'lti(;àblc-Bláck S^t. Fwhole sidns. latest Round Muff; new last October; approval willingly; accept 3i ¡ guinea^.—14 PemDroke-berrace., Cardiff. Cl-22 1?IBEWC?D.—500' Tons foSrde, chie(Iy II soft wood broken boxes, for chopping; 45s. ton on rail near 8'WanNt or Reading. Also prices for Hard Wood Chumps on ap- pjiication -Jenniu?s Ltd.. Pennyweil-rnad. Hnstol. ? CM5 I rI .i,o Bitilder. Brokers: etc.-For Sale Port- a.ble Engine 8 h.p.. and 6ft Mortar Mill: both in rood condition.—Apply Bowen ana Evans Auctioneers. Salubrious Chambers. vaueA. I Cl-2l "LEADER" CLASSiFIED ADVTS. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS VACANT. WIRELESS Telegraphy and Telephony. YV We are now Forming Classes to allow I us to supply Qualiced Operators to the Mer- catitile Marine and AIr Poet,. This is a I I eplendid opening ior young men to adopt a I' new profession. Day and Evening Clashes ¡ For ternuj apply Wireless Training College, St. Mary-street, Cardiff and Oastle-street, sv;anzea. phoLe JCOS. Cardilf. Men and Youtht. I nVV rANTED, Two good Wiremen Pit once.— u, 0. Williains, Clydach. near Swan- 146AI-2Z ANL,-LEI). a Caretaker for St. Alban's- W road Wesleyan Churcn.—Appiy. with referenccb, etat-injr salary reauircd. to T. .TViV rANTED, for the Grocery Trade, a I Branch Jiana?er and Liocery Assist- ant: also Vamnan foi- Bread DeJivery. Ap- plications to be in not later than Friday. January 24th, statins age. experience, and ) I Aages requited, addressed to Secretary. Co- operative Society, LwmDwrla. Swansea ¡ 144A1-21 ?7'AKTED? Lim?tc.ne Guarrymen and L Labourers lor 'neb] Quarnea (Nanty- bwch R:Mioh): Person?t a?'?Hcatiott to be made at t4'1 Quarries. Postal applications to the Labour OSice Upper Mills. Ebbw \,ale Worko. 4bbw Vale Mon. 144A1-21 ??ANTED, for?. Tjnplate Worhs in Scutl. V?. Wale;, a tho!CL{,i]ly exu??'nccd E'ol'e-I man for Odd IWA's L?uarfmeut.—Appiy. Ki?in!? ?Ke. experience, and other full par- I tJCUJ¡lS, "11 12." Leader Utlice.j44A1?4 j l-xI'ÊRiiTioED -l1Jdow-éïë;nÏ:WaD-t;d; i4l 8 hours per day; wageE. £ 2 ?s. to £ o; Discharged S;rYiæ men prdel'red: others can apply.—" H 14/^ Leader Office. 144A1-21 j ?'?'rANTED" a Stron Boy, about 18 for l CcHar Work.—Apply at the G. a,. Refreshment Department, Neath Station I Cl-24 A LARGE Number of Oolliers are reuuired j 11. by the Ashburnharn Collieries. Limited, I at their Cwrn Capel Colliery, Burryport Colliers out cf empioyme.nt are asked to communicate with the Chief ClerK. Ash- bumham Collieries, Ltd. B?'ryport I 141A?22 j (-'1 RÕcj':RY:=W;ntëd'-Ãêti-'Junior, 01 X Jm1ior Assistant: reliable.—Apply. ¡ with references and salary. Tom Davies. I The Cross, Morristcn. 141Al-2i SMART Respectable Lad Wanted immetn t )0 ately.—Axjply William G, Coakley. Fish- monger and Poulterer, 20, Oxford-street. 141A i 22 GARDENEOR, Wanted, with some kziox- i 'Uf ledge of motor car.-Apply Dr. Frank Thomas Maesyrhaf. S>vansea. 141Al.1 PUBLIC Works-—Miners driving soft JL headingss: good wages right men: long aobj Also Navues; new sirkiiigs, Cribb%vr Fawr Collieries, Pyle; late or v.orkmen's ) train.-A. Scott. Contractor. Port Talbot. ^6Al-25 • NAVVIES Wanted. Full di"trict r;l 1? paid.—Apply Coppsc Co.. ToMdu ia?.u. T?TANTEDT Bricklayers: district ratee.— V Y Apply Labour OSce. Upper Mill:. 1 Ebb_.v ale, mozi. 143A1-22 -X; Ãr..TED" Expërj-;Dcè-d'ärëï¡osema]j: I I" wages £ 2 12s. 6d. per week; must be a member of a recognised trade union.—Ap- ply. stating ?e and experience, to Secre- ¡ tary, Afan Valley Co-operati,e Society, Owmavon, Port Talbot, no. later tha;? January 27th 143Al-i Women and Girls. t WANTED, Experienced Practial Mil- Vt liner; must ba used .to good clasa trade.—iiwyn Jones. King .t.:dwaId:¡:roat1. Swansea. 146A1-? CLOTHING. Outfitting.—Lady junior AB.¡ \? ,ej'"Hwt Wanted immediately; Men'? Wear or Drapery Experience essential.— Apply .!25. Hi?h street. Swansea. l-i6Al.H T/^rANTED. Staid Respectablo Person as ) T V. Ilonsckeepef; workin.r man: Welsh preferred: family four; stat" age. wages, anreference. Jones. Garddfa," Station- rotwl. Yetradgynlai3. 144A1-21 1\TIliLlNERY.—Wanted, Experienced Hand ILA for Workroom.—Apply James Jones, Morriston. Cl-22 Domestic servants. COOK Wanted: good wagee. Also young Laundr-ym-id.-Lady Soocriiltendeijt. Training College. SwtnEca. YOUNG Respectable Girl Wanted; three JL in family, sleep in or -out.-Avuly evenings. 6.W. at 7 Grosvenor-roaa. Sketty. 145A1-25 ""(l{TÃN'IED-:3t'ó-ru;iiöOd WorhinR House- keeper; reference reouiEed. Apply 106. Bryn,road, Swa?n?Ha. MOA1-21 E. ABY Situation for Young Girl to Help in Housework; two hours dizily outing.- I Apply Housekeeper 8, Glanmor-terrace. UP. lands. Swansea. 140A-21 ? SiTUAT!ONS WANTED. rrd LAWYERS.—G?od Clerk of long Lon- A don experience as personal clerk to  principals will shortly be disengaged from war work and wishes poet locally Vtith legai firm; good r eter cnce3.-Please reply to Box" II 15,' c/o LR..ader. 144A1-21 "7' .ÄNi'ED. by Respect?Me Peraon. posi- T7. tiou as Housekeet?r to Working Uan — Apply H 9," LeaderOffice. 142A1-23 HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE AND TO LET. 17*OR. SAI £ 59?or 60. Clydaon.road, Morris-. 1 ton.—Particulars and permiesjon to 1 view from Evans.. Queen-street. Port Tal- bot.. 145A1.2? i.ïÓR SAI?E. Three Six-ro6med DWe1líJlíl'-l L' houses (Leasehold), situated Mary- street, Neath.—For particulars apply V/yn- cliffe. Old-road, Neath. 144A1-25 yii AREHOUSE to Le^^ntroof town; VV. three iioors, and Stable attached; suitable for wholesale trade: possession 1st June. 1919.—Apply, first instance. Box "H 11" Leadei- Office. 142A1-20 £ pWO Houses Nos. 46 and 47 Gerald-street. ± Haiod; part purchase on mortgage if reouired.-For price apply Norris. Nant- gwynne-road. Garnant. 140A1-20 I JjiOR SALE, Three Four-roomed Dwelling- J.: Houses. Manselton district.—Apply Aclfryn." c/o Leader Office. 13SA1-24 3_ Weekly wiit Purcha?o ?bO House any {' distnct.-Wl'ite Landlord:' Leader. HOUSES WANTED. _£20 OFFERED fo; Key of a House 01 House and Shop; Hafod or c Uiaitnen-road preferred.—" H 7, Leade Office. 141A1-21 MISCELLANEOUS. A EGGS a week with Karswood Poultry Ot: 8pice. Then 18 eggs a week w;thout it. Then oack again to M eggs a week with 1 i-.aiswofxl was me ex?'eneuce of a [?ouitry- keeuu' last wimer. Moral: ?cvcr leave Karswood ott. Packets Zid., 7id.. Is. 3d.— W. T. IiiiomiLs Chemist iiigh-eireet. (iorse- 144A 1-24 EGGS a week with Karswood Fou. Otr Spice. Theft 18 eggs a week without it. Theri back again to 04 eggs a week with Karswood was the experience of a poultry- keeper last winter. Moral: Never leave Karswood off. Packets 21ct., ?4d.. Is. 3d.— Thompson and Co., The Archcs, Fabian- street, St. Thomas. 144A1-24 ANTED. Roll-top Desk.—Apply, stating y t price to Pen.' Leader onice. ST 1) 1/17 ANjl'ED to Buy a Cb?pet or Premisea 1 :mitable for a Hsmc of Worship; localit> surrounding from High-street to ivlacsel-street.—Apply Worsnip." Leader Office. 142Al-23 /CABINET Makers' and dasemakers' vy Broken Boxes and Box Stuff for con- version, from 90e. ton on rail near Swansea or Reading; also Dry Timber, special lines. Bristol Porthcawl.—Jennings Ltd., Bristol. ,01-23 THE most eeverp egg-laying te&t on record JL proved that Karswoou Poultry Spice, containing ground insects, doubled the egg supply and improved the birds. Full par- ticulars on every packet: 21d., 71d., 18. 3d.— F. J. Parker Corn Merchant, Plymouth- street. Swansea. • 143A1-23 E XIT!.NSIV'E Rep<*itory for Furniture and 'I J-J Storage of Non-Perishable Goods of Every Description.—Exchange and Mart, 4, Waterloo-street. Swansea. 141A1-22 ONE Firm Sold £ 50.003 worth of Property this year through Small Advts. 20 words for 3 insertions 2a 6d in the Cam- bria Daily Lender. 'PRfcES Wanted, over P'twood aizew— .ten- i nines. Ltd Woodworker* Pennv-well, rlld Bristoi. Branch at Porthcawl. ST( i (H DON TinnvTaWj and Red Raf ttmrie Ai. —The cur rent itisu. of thie oopular Publication is on lale at all Railway Book" st.alU and leadiria Ne^vRairentrt. Nearly 600 pases it deaifi with over i.000 Railway Sta- tions At sixpence It K t.h. h, ann eivein. ¡ est Rai!v/nv riuMtehed. or Ho roc? Wanted J like, day work or L>ieoe«ork, for •' i'- wood and Tree Hainiri^ in variou» conn- tiflA—Jenninan Lid iGontrr-lled Eftahlis-h- (Mot). Woodworkers. Peanyweli road. Brie- toL OTO. EDUCATIONAL. SWANSEA Business College, Alexandra- t.3 road. Departments: Preparatory, Bui-i- ness Training. Civil Service, Professional Examinations, Languages. Mathematics, and Machine Drawing. Day and Evening Tuition. 01-2" '"{!OlC1S Production and Sinking.—Mr John V Walters. Baritone, Gold McdnthM. RA.M.. Address: 13 Cradock-street SwJiu sea. and Vvoodlands." Gowerton. i41A2-13 TpXAMINATiONS in Music; Expert Tuition. AJ Free Advice.—Mr. A. Cyril Baynham. < F.R.C.O.. F.T.C.L.. L.R.A.M. (Organist Pai-iill Chnrch, 8 Pac-zestreet Swan MONEY. FOR a 1rivat-? Loan, apply to Albert E. Gash, 6. Uplands-crescent, Swansea, who trades under his own name, and srivea all matters personal attention. Cl-29 HAPPY New Year in a real sense ia ?j- provided by us. Money! If vou are worried by mouey matters. or if you re- Quire an Advance to nay debts rent and rates incotae tty., Christmas bills, or other ioaiifi we can assist > au with £10 to £ 5.&00. Arc you handicapped bv lack of capital? Being Financiers, and Bill Discounters for a limited period, we Lend Money at 5 per cent. You need Money? Then get cur lJrospcctus Free on stating amount re- quired.—BRITISH Fl,ANCk; CO.. 20 Bridge- street. Bristoi. Tel.: 1675. MONEY to Lend to Eespectablo ihoufse- 11. holders; Private and Contldential- Ivor D. Thomas, 5 Waterloo-street. Swansea CZ-4 IF You Require a Loan, apply to George i- Thomas Manager St. Mary's Chambers Swansea. CTO ELAW, 12, London-road Neath Makes Cash Advances from £5 and Up- wards. Stiictiy privatte. Established 1&76. C4-7 TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS, Q1DNEY Palmer's, the Noted Cafe, tor 0 Vanie. An JUliUS 01 Cake and Pastry 1' i'cch Daily. Weeding and Birthday Cak'.xA in Stock and to Oi,Lier.Valiber, opposite Empire, and Branches. 145.1-2.;) TTNCLE Bert." the Wholesale Confec- tJ tioner, is bactt from the War. and. after nearly four years' Foreign Service will be £ iad to see Old Friends and New at his Oxford-street .ilioy. 141A1-22 '1' 'ÜJ:{:wbv.rla,- Firewood Co. are always A Buyera of Wood suitable for Firewood 141.AJ <1 Glass Salad ard ? Hosbowl combined: mounted in E.P.N,S, with servers, £ 12.—Bullock BrOh Poi'tland- £ tieet. 141AI-21 IÙÎ.Üí's Vans Touring Cars, and ChassiB. t Delivery of the New Models from stock. I'lctcher s Garage. Nelson-street and Oxford, street. Swansea. Cl-23 ALL Kinds of Furniture BoughT: best price given.—Send postcard to Wilks. 64 OiloFd-,Lt,ce,. Swansea. l-*t>kiMTi>UE. — Best ?'!ceH tft?f? o.? m? I. for ?t?ut?i-ttAnd Furiiitur*. "0 Amtluue 1 urniture ot auy description. Drop toe a posu-ard. or ca!Wtn James. a Fabian- street St. Tbomaa. qru BARC,AlNSf BARUAl?S! BARGAINS B Great ReducLiocs in all kinds of Household Furniture etc., at Hill's Great Annual (stocktaking 43, aud 24 Gower- stteec. Grett Variety of Bedroom Suitr?, B 3d steads, and Bedding, Sideboard- Caoinets, and parlour Suites. Kitchen Fire- irons, bookcases. Carpets. Rugs, etc. etc in endless variety. All Reduced. Please Call and inspect before too late. Any Goods Stored Fie-g of Charge for a limited time.- Kote the Address: Hill's.. Central Building.* Gower-street, Swansea. 141A1-2J D J. SNELL'S (Only) Address: iiigh- D. street Arcade, near G.W.R,. Swansea. ¡:o connection elsewhere. Pianos and Or. Sana. New and Second-hand. 145AWS i7ifANTED, Second-hand Pianos Organs, »- Uramophones, and Records. Good Prices given.—D. J. Snell, Jlieh-tetrwt, Ar- cade. Swansea. 145 Al- ii TVTEW Gramophones from L4; New Double. i.^1 sided Records, 16. each. Gramophones Repaired. All Repair Parts kept in stock. IX J'. Snell Address as above. 145A1-23 TVOR L. tioBEfiTs, (223 Oxford-street) A11- A nouueements 1 LW CARS.-Agent for G.W.K. hiorgall. lx Perry Humber Enfield. Allday. Oak- land, Ford and Ritz. MOTOR CYCLES.—Douglas Enfield. B.S iC If-a. Suui)e-,tm. A.i .S.. Levis CUfe-no P. and M" etc. G"ET your Name on my Waiting Liets.aad  thus secure early delivery. Your old Car or Motor Cycle taken in part payment. Q BOOND-HAND Cars for Sale.—10 H P. 0 iiijiger: Perry 1914: 10 H.P Alldays 7.9 H.P Swifts: 7-9 if-P. G-W-K Beeston Hum- ber. with Truck Bodly. carry 1 ton; 1S15 Standard, etc etc. 1 Q1 FORD 2-Seater, with Commercial ±*J1.0 Traveller's Box: excellent condi- tion: new tyres; thoroughly overhauledii; cheap to immediato ijurchaser.—Ivor L. Itoocrts Oxford-street Swansea. SECOND-HAND Motor Cyclee.—1916 4i H.P. James and Side-car; 1916 4i B.S.A. at.d Side-car; 1914 6 H.P Enfield and Side-car A Large Assortment of Solo Machines from £5 to £40. CTO Mr. J. Pugh Williams, Announcements. FOR SALE. or TO LET, in the centre of Swansea. Excellent Block of Property suitable for a Commercial Hotel.—J. Puch Williams Estate Agent. 12. College-street, Swansea. rr 0 LET. First-class Hairdressing Saloon. L with Utensils complete.—J. Pugh Wil- liams, EBtate Asreut. 12. College-street, Swansea. FOR SALE, Lease of Business Premisee in High-sfcreet. havinc H years to run; good living accommodation.—J. Pugh Wil- l, liams. Auctioneer and Valuer. 12. College- street, Swansea. C1-21 I I OUSE3 FOE SALE in Clarendon-road. r. Eversley-road, Dillwyn-road. a' Sketty-avenuo. Skerty: also in various partg of the Town and Suburbs. Mortgages ar- ranged.—J. Pugh Williams. House and Estate Agent, 12. College-street. Swansea. Cl-21 Bargains at Enoch's, Arcade. o VOLS on FREEMASONRY. 10 Vols. I 0 Harmsrworth Business Encj clopaedia 7 Vole. Caxton Do.. 5 Vol3. Cambrian Min- strelsy 14 Vols. Popular EincyclopTdia. 8 Vols. Illustrated Shakespeare, 8 Vols. Africa and its Inhabitants. 6 Vols. Mathew Henry's Commentary. 141A1-22 JOlIN M. LEEDEJi AND SON'S Announce- ments :—• FOR SALE, Serai-detached Residenoe, near Langland Bay; Freehold; pleasafitly situated ^possession by arrangement. I^OR SALE Mumbles. Leasehold Residence. Overland-road; Detached; convenient to station; beautiful viewer immediate posses- sion: low price. FOR. SALE. Langland, Detached Residence: JL lawns. Kitchen: garden superb views; 4 sitting.rooms 8 bedrooms, nursery. F'-Čl.& SALE, about 4 miles from Swansea, JL Freehold Residence: outbuildinee: i acres: line open land and sea views. TVTEWTON, Mumbles: magnificent views over the bay: facing South; Semi-de- tached House: 4 bedrooms, bathroom, w.c., 2 sitting-rooms; immediate possession. For Sale. Freehold, £ 350. OR SALE, with immediate possesion. Semi-detached Freehold Residence. Eaton-grove. Swansea: magr.icent views over the bay: good garden: greenhouse rc entrance. OR Walter-road. VV?-ll-aragd Fi,eas?ehold Residence: 2 sittin?-ccoms. 3 bedrooms, bathroom cloakroom, boxroom, w.c. usual domestic accomodation; Stable or G?ra?a at the rear. with excellent Store? room overhead. "JTlOE SALE, Bryn-road, charmingly-situa- 1 ted Freehold Beaidence: unicterruptfd view over bay and Cricket Field, early Dcr, ?session  by arrangement. FOlfsALE HawtborDeIavenue. 2 Compact, -L Dwelling?houfes each comtainirg 6 room6 and bathroom: Leasehld; low ground rents. FOR SALE, Clarendon-road. Sketty, X Modern. Semi-detached Villa, contain- intl: 2 fitting-rooms. 5 bedrooms, bathroom, etc. Freehold. 'LA -IOU '-ALE Uplands. Leasehold House; A sitting-rooms, 5 bedrooms, bathroom. etc: convenient for-trams: poesession March 25th next. F OR SALE. 6-Eooir.ed House, Picton-ter- JL race. Mount Pleasant; let at 9s. 6d pet" week. F OR SALE, Corner Shop and Premises JL. dear Palace). High-street: 60 years Ull- expired: ground ient CIS IOF,. TOLET, Well-furn;svie! Residence Over.' A land-road. Mumbles: immediate posses* sion. TO LET. Furnished from end of January, Tfor 4 or 6 months. West Cross Fome. West- Cross: 3 reception rooms, 10 bed ana dressing rooms. ripd LET. on Leasf. Builder's Yard, in cen- A tral position: immedia.tc possession. FURTHER Particulars of the abovf n*- JL bo obtained of Messrs. Joha M Leedoi and Son, Auctioneers. Surveyors*, and Valncrs, 46 Waterloo-street. Swansea. Cl-22 Printed and Published by the #wan*ea Press. Ltd.. at Leader Buildings, Sffaoeeft.

| — of CkjUe^quare (n???  r. Last Few Days of Our Winter S ale. 1 • 1 1 All remaining Winter Stock to be cleared at further reduced prices. I' ] WOLSEY UNDERWEAR We hold a big stock of Ladies' Wolsey Underwear, which we are clearing 'at much under to-day s prices Pare Wool Underwear is very scarce and likely to be more so. We strongly advise our customers to purchase now. Notice to Commercial Vehicle Users. I FIRST DELIVERY of NEW LEYLAND j r R.A.F. 3-4 Ton Model Just Arrived. I can give delivery of above in 3 weeks. Send me your esteemed enquiries, which will receive my personal and 9J prompt attention. 8 (Public Confidence). 4th repeat order for Commercial I jy\ Lorry just arrived. For further particulars apply C. K. I 1 ANDREWS, Uplands Garage. 'Phone Central 576. 1 .t; Yours faithfully, j ¿;. C. K. ANDREWS. I tiiHWi——■■■■■——■—wK——a> 1 A COMPREHENSIVE LIFE & ASSURANCE POUCY. j THE PEARL ASSURANCE GO. I Grants a very attractive Policy combining Life or Endowment Aseuranco with Accidents Benefits. The Policy conditions are liberal and the rates of premium low. | Full particulars way?e ob?a?ad from a?? T-eprescM?aft?e, or | ?ca?i Assurance Co., Ltd., High Ho!bo?, London, W.C.1.? FUNDS EXCEED S12,7M,0<M. g FUNDS EXCEED £ 12,750,000. ——Qgflg«—■BBEMPI. J ft IHM ■JBOWBMBPMW——BB——tt—tt■BPBBft* k PIANOS. PIANOS. N. Firm doing. Hire Butlnys bears a better reputation than N« Finn doing a Emig a better reputation than THOMPSON & SHAGKELL, LTD. Sole Agents for Estey Organs and Brinsmead and Broadwood Player Pianos 39, CASTLE STREET, SWANSEA, And at Cardiff, Newport, Merthyr, Pontypridd, Llanelly, Brldgend, Barnoed, I8 Ebbw Vale, Bristol, etc., etc. FOR FAIR DEALING. BEST TERMS AND GOOD VALUE. I| LARGEST STOCK IN WALES TO SELECT FROM. ■ •'

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