The Cambria Daily Leader

"Cut the Î cost" I of your Autumn Suit B" by purchasing it now PALMER is offering I Suitings- at j j = Special = M! h t nm = Prices = )N during the SALE. • 250 m N n W Suit lengths in the latest MmEH <? shades are priced at M ? The, Suit I PiS H f g- ('\Vort £5) a SUit. Critien-I Inen ——————? ??,,—————— invariably appreciate A C;UT   I above the ordinary* P almer St)es. PALMERS Swansea's Smartest Tailor. 1 2, Castle St.

SWANSEA DE BEAR SCHOOL.) Spl?ndiJ Successes. -1 11 1 11 ?.. 1 j.ne results c: me Auasunimer exami- nations of this high-class Business Train- 1 ing School have just been received. They leflect the very greatest credit 11 pon the 3nariagenient of the School, and Jiiss Hay and her staff may well be proud of the record achieved. A noteworthy' -feature of the examinations is the fact that every student for the advanced .stage in typo- writing, and in the intermediate stage in Jjook-keeping, was successful. The school will re-open on Monday, 12th August, after the Summer vacation, and a record enrol- ment is already assured. The following is the list of successful candidates:— Typewriting (auranced).—Ida Beynon (distinction), Enid Williams (distinction*. Constance Jones. Doris Griffiths, Kathleen Connick, Gwen H. Morgan. Madge Harris. Book-keeping (intermediate).—Winifred Jones, Harold Spooner, Dorothy Marchant Maggie Powell. Typewriting (elementary,With, dis- tinction: Bessie Jones, Katie Bowen. Maud Holioes, Ceinwen Clement, Dorothy Mar- CJlant, )Iar:r Jones, Muriel Morris, Minnie George, Massy Jones. Passed: May Thomas J unes Powell. Kathleen Connick, Olwen Kieinuds, Olive Lloyd, Eluned Hopkins, Eirv.en Hopkins, Magdalene Alorjran, Ainy Griffiths, Dorothy Brown, Phyllis Ed- wards, A. Beryl Williams, Gwen Morgan, Beatrice Richards,.Margaret Jones, Agnes Mainwaring. Shorthand.—With distinction: Maud O'Noiil (90 wcrd s lwr minute), EWe Daviee (90), May Anthony (90), Thomas Cyril Hajris (60). Gwenllian Guil!eret, 50). Passed: Winifred Jones (120 words per minute). Miriam Williams (%), Irene Hill (90), Lena Anthony (90), Eunice 'Phillips (80), Annie M. Lewis (filii. Joar TJoberts (BO, Elizabeth Kane (80), LUlie Porter (SO), Nellie Rowlands (S0>. Hattie Parnell (70), Doris Griffiths (tin). Xita M. Lewis, Sarah Evans, Elizabeth Agnes Maimvaring, K. A. Connick, Gwen Hilda Morgan. Con- stance .Tones', Doris Rees. L'ttie Jones, Ith- vren John. Violet M. Hanson, Irene Fer- rer, Olwen Richards. Gwen Jones, Lynda B. Paries, Lillian Hancock, ^JLena Stubb- ing j, Elizabeth M. Groom. Annie B. Wil- Irene Ball, Dilys George, Theodora M. Bnvnsby ioO). Ivor Walters, Sydney Orr, George Price, Cecil e Buinie, Martha Williams, Eleanor Davies. Ceinwen Clement, Dorothy C. Beynor., Harris, Maggie Davies. Edith A. Davies, Mabel Harrison.

 u '}r.J. l. '.r E61' lit I 1 ti:' H3 ¡ I I I J) m I Sturdy Little^Toddlers ^I II' ',}- i ¡ e ? TBS??B? ?? S?-? ? Sturdy Little 'roddlers .11' l| Are built by Moseleys Food. The natural pro? a- { portion of fats and mineral salts prevent rickets K t and gives Baby strong bones and pearl,white, | ? hard teeth. Complete conversion of all starcby B ? matter makes Moseleys Food ALL FOOD, j| 6J and next best to mother s own milk tor Baby. S ;'I! A Lancashire Doctor writes:- j S 3, Gentlemen-My baby from the tart was dep!'ived I'ijl ? 5 cf breast milk. I tried the best foods without ra '? B success till I came to Moseleys. From the first day S I ? the child rolled on, not merely in flesh, and fat, ? ? but n solid bone.—H H M.B., Ch.B. W 23 (Condensed ?tract frnm orioinal t t!' T ??'c? ?0)/ be inspected on application to M,)reley k'ood Cr,.). □ impeded on a-pplication to Moteley Food Cc.l. I Jt:!v4!¡1 ? '?A ?oM &y o? ?M? CAe?ttstt. N?., 7/?, <& ?/- 7'<n<. ? j ."?n.dtwop?nnvstpmp5ioT8d.mustratedBEbv\c1farcEoo4<Mothers' t Jj I Help," and Free Sample of Moseleys Food. Address Nurse Barrett. S ||c2 MOSELEY FOOD CO., WESTHCUGHTON. | ?si???  ?????!??=!TnHT7KH!???? t?TT-S  S — 1 < 11 ■ 1 — — WATTS JONES LAST TWO DAYS OF SALitr. j All Surplus Goods at RidiculousPrices j TO-DAY (FRIDAY) and SATURDAY. DOORS OPEN 9.30 A.M. oxFORD STREET, SWANSEA I T7

8KEWEN. On Thursday evening a confirmation service for the Parish of Skewen was held at St. John's Church, when thelor4 Bishop of Llandail confirmed 40 candi- dat. The Rev. D. Morris (vicar) assisted at the service.

NEATH. Mr. Philip Thomas, secretary of the Xeath National Eisteddfod has received a letter from the Australian Premier thanking the committee for the invita- tion, and hoping that it will be possible for .him to be present at one of the eiotl2..

PONTARDULAIS. After a 48 hours' illness, Mr. Ower: I.'avies, James-street, engineer at Graig Mcrthyr Colierr, passed away on Thurs- day morning a victim to flu and hea.rt failure. Deceased was 46 years of age, and leaves a widow and three children. He was a member at the Welsh Wesley an Church.

GWAUN-CAE-GURWEN. On Thursday Miss Elsie E. Da vies, only daughter of the Rpv. and Mrs. B. D. Da-jes, Grongar," minister of Carmel Chapel, pasted away at the age of 21. Miss Daviee had on br been home a fort- night. having just finished her two years at Dudley Training College. The funeral will take place on Tuesday at Old Carmel Cemetery.

CARMARTHEN. ¡ It was reported to the Committee of Viators to the Joint Counties Mental Hospital, Carmarthen, on Thursday that the Local Government Board auditor thought the present fvi.st of paupers' main- tenance was abnormally high compared with other institutions. He also com- plainer] that there were too many matches in stock. It was also reported that again the Board of Control would not eanction the purchase of machinery for the new laundry, but suggested th^ best use be made of the existing plant. It wa.s decided to make a protest.

ABERAVON-PORT TALBOT. The funeral c-f Mrs. F. J. Bowden, Station-road. Port Talbot, too!: place at the Chapel-ot-Ea.se, Port Talbot, en Thursday afternoon, the .Rev. J. Sydney Jonas officiating. Mrs. Bowden, who leaves a husband and four children, was 32 years of age, and a native of Keath dis- trict. The principal mourners were the husband and children, Mr. Davies (father) M r. Western (stepfather-in-law), Messrs. J. Bowden (cousin), Jackson T)aTiæ and Cyril Davies (brother^, K. Wils-'ii (brother-in-law), T. Lewis and J. Mills (uncles), D. W. Jones (cousin), —. Richards an4 T. Price.

LLANELLY. Nine boys were prosecuted at the Llanelly Juvenile Court on Thursday for mounting the footboard or a train on the B.P. and G.V. Railway whilst the same was in motion, on June 28.th.-Tho Bench ordered the defendants to pay 5s. 6d. each as oosts. The donations received in connection with Pound Day at the LIanelly Pare Howard Red Croee Ho&pital amounted to £ 566 lis. Two boys were proceeded against at the Llanelly Juvenile Court on Thurs- day for mounting an electric car whilst the fekme was in motion.—Defendants were ordered to pay 5s. Gd. each towards the costs.

PONTARDAWE. Mr. Ted Lewis, electrician. of Smith- field-road, Pontardawe, has been granted n patent for improvements in and relating to foundry and steelworks ladles. Mr. j/ewis is engaged at Messrs. G-ilbertsciTs worka. at;onn l C-oun,t i l o, At a meeting of the National Council OJ Workhouse Masters and Matrons, held fit St. Pancras Hotel,. LondGn Mr. J. M. Jone», master .of the Pontardawe Work- fcousfc, was' elected junior yice-president for the ensuing year. Mr. Jones hn, acted M secretary for South Wales and Mon- mouthshire" district for the past seven vears, a position he took on aiter Mr. J. R Ipgledew of Cardiff.,

AMMANFORD. A two days' bazaar in connection with the Welsh Wesley an Church, Tirydail, was opened at the Ivorites' Hall on rlhur- sday. Lieut.^ool. W. N-. Jcnes presided, in the unavoidable abecnce of Mr. Thos. Ctoaby, Llanelly. who, however, sent a euljstantial donation. Luther Evans, an Ammanford, combed- out co1líer, who is single and included in the colliery qu?ta. was brought t?l"- magistrates on 'l'ùuday. charged witli being an absentee. Inspector l>avk^ on thp. 17th warned the def endant to report at Carmarthen, but he did not do so.- Tiie, had not. been graded, t\.5 he is a C:O. but had the calling-up notice and railway warrant in his possession. He was re- manded to await an escort, and to pay the osres.

HAVERFORDWEST. At a meeting of the Pembrokeshire Standing Joint Committee at Haveriord- west on Thursday, Sir Charles Phillips, 'J ]?A)rt Phillip6, Bart., presided, Mr..1. T. Lort Phillips Jjawrennv Castle, said it li,d come to his knowledge that illegitimate children Tn the Narberth district, on being sent to t,he Workhouse, were looked atter by the imbecile inmates. lie believed there were a dozen children or more involved, and it that were the fact it was a most dis- graceful thing for the Guardians to have sanctioned. The clerk (Mr. Wheatley) said that if Mr, Lort Pilillil)s would make a complaint to him in writing he would at once forward'it to the Guardians and ask for their observations. 1-feut. J. H. Lev. is, of the Middlesex [ Regiment, son of Mr. J. H. Lewis, Bulmcr .I.i. o use,, Haverfordwest, attached to a TreiK-h Mortar Battery, has been awarded the Croix de Guerre with palms. He also received from the French G.O.C. an il- j luminated' address in recognition of 1119 tervices on this occasion.

DISTRICT SCHOOLS CLOSED. The head-teachers of PontaTduIaie. Gorseinon, Penyrheol, Kingsbridge, and Llandilo-Talybont Schools under the Glamorgan County authority, on Thurs- day morning received telegraphic in- structions to close for one week on ac- count of the epidemic, which has already depleted the staffs and scholars in the**) districts. The older children were laid low in alarming numbers, and a number ot fatal cases have been reported.

MUSICAL SUCCESS, At th" recent examination in connectior. with Trinity College.I Master A. Owen 59. iMier.-street was successful, gaining high marke. He is a pupil of Miss V. Crowe. Tyrgwl-terrace. St. Thomas 2A7-19 All Wool Suitings are eettin* very scarce. TMace tout order at once vrlth ALABA'SThR AM),Co., Thy Citv Tailors, under Swan- 014 c -ir, Tpwtiw ■ —- v Go to to-day a,h,i the arrazljik bargains in biamond and Gem Set jewel- 6 ler-v, Watches, &c. Because of his colossal sales and immense t ^eso^rc^ all ovsr Uie Kingdom, I H. Samuel gives greater valce tbar I any similar firm, and his offer of c FACTORY PHBGES j vnil save you many TreMury Kotes. « g, ?'?7 purchase, if |i ??*<? D?e no- is a a ^v5011 n^ moncv-3av- I M j Ing tnvestment, W I webSS. RAn. I ——" ? | BRAGEI.ET WATCH ? ? WRIST WATCN. ????????S?? Fully jewelled; splendid time- g ??case?/'? ?8     nickel c<e: ¡; ju Lus",70.1  £5/5 i ij £5 UD'f'S tOlD DlA\\181DS AT ACa.Er WAT?Et, n'V:=T Ilgh Gra.de. fUlly Hundreds of de- ??,. siSOS, in Hal!- | expanding „5 marked gold, | brace-c from 25'- TRIQL SILM WRIST WATFA. f| i j Fuliv jewelled movement, pkuo !II |i and luminous dial, timed and adjusted m 5 years' warranty. « :EN. SA5 iulia The World's Largest Jeweller.. 2 6 5, OX, FOR A 8 T, II (Under,the Big Clock), p I SWANSEA. I It «nabU to clti, rvritt for fytt ratalogllt,, g H liO, f!».RXET srrEt. MANCHESTER. | a. t.1'fQ. erfs; cot e <??!' H t? C< acTrlwry it 8cn», *V, CliwrtorhoJ ??SMs TE?Mcs   ?" ? fo.<?e<?.  '&tK | iilllilllliliSiliitliSliiil ¡1il!:J¡¡¡ JB ( ??* —? i ?? ? Side Spring Corsets j The Corsets of Distinction. i Advanced Prices For the past 50 years women of discrimination have relied on the J.B. Corset to enhance the distinctive individuality of their dress. This popularity is the outcome N of thi principle of allowing nothilg inferior in material or workmanship to have part in the makirg of a single J.B. Corset. In these days of trade difficulties adheience to this principle has comrellcd the manufacturers to increase the prices of the J .B. OCIC IS. t Sfme of the prices in the J.R. Cttr-logues are thereforo ructantly cancelled. Supp.iiS by- Leading drapers Everywhere. n œ ':I:'I!'II'i¡;rI:I'I''W!Iffi 1!!¡lI':1 II ¡lilll ¡iW¡'1¡II'hiillll'lil;J:¡, 'i' >;IJ¡l11111 H 1j¡¡nll,P¡'I¡ J:i¡:fll, 1,I.ilJH. ,h}'h' 1"Ij":III I The Cork Sipnmship Co.'s concern has been purchased by Messrs. Furness I Wit:)? and (,!o. Shareholders rpc?ive £ 5 t?s. ?r ghare for 110,000 S'2 f?ffs. On Wcdnwday a number of shares changed hand ?t £ 3 10su • •• • | .Mm—MM—n—W»i i SEOOBAISSS' I SUPPLY, LTD. :unUI a"" Huge Absolute ¡ SALE t' OF | IMMENSE STOCK OF |! Wa ltoapers, I-'AINTS   G IASS I | OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, VARNISHES, | ENAMELS, | I Decorators' Tools and Fixtures. j In consequence of inability i I I to obtain the services of an emcient Manager, in sub- i dilution of our Managing j| I u I Director, who has joind i J the Army, the Shareholders j | have resolved to dispose of f I the whole of the stock, re- ?! I gardless of present values, 1 j | thus forming what is at | present a rare opportunity I | of obtammg a jj  High Class A?!c!e of Pre- jjj j j War Quality at |i I BARGAIN PRICES. | BARGAIN PRICES. i IT HE SALE SS NOW PROCEEDING I I. UNTI,L THE STOCK ? jjj IS CLEARED. | II mh—ii iwi mam ii r ^wiirni | 28, Waterloo St.| I ???A?E?. | ?.?.J M ISCELLAN EOU5. -g ?OAL TAKt?G fBitumincus?St'ea.m ?- j Anthracite) W..Ito,i state acrcaee. royalty and if proved.—" Collier." Leader Gfrtcc. _Swansea. j JDJUKWOOD.—Wanted, any Quantity of Wood for Firewood.-Al)ply Fire-vwvl | \\rorks, Cw-,Lb v,- rl a* lA7-2o SEATS or Chaira Wanted for M?st')?n ) HaIJ: UIUt he cheap.—Apply ? ?:1. liams. Oaldeisrh, Bryu-road LouKhor. 502A7-22 ->- l'IREE Wanted, over Pitwood eize.—Jen- X, niiiCT. Ltd. W<xidworkers Pennywell- road Bristol. Branch at Porthcawl. ^TACTION Engines or Horses Wanted en Hire, daywerk or piecework, for Pit- wood a lid Tree Haulinc in various conn- tie.v—Jennintps, Ltd. (Controlled Establish- nient). Woodworkers, Pennywell road, Bris- ?L CTO A-:L?"fl:D to Purcha&e ?,c) n!a t P:Tjd;?. —A?ply to T?rham. Joues, and KaHtoT]. Ltd., 13, Cambrian-place. 2A7.20 ?-OOI)WOP. -4achinerv- re(.i iiire '? Ah-?raf? purposes.—Send full padieÜ- 1 n '-= ?f iriachinerv ?nd Drk' to 'Jambrio.> j A;r' "aft Constructors. Cardiff. C7-20 { X TEA-VIM Poultry Powder ,vill make your hens lay bileltets-fill ot fine, larnro egse 6d. carton lasts 20^ a fort- nitrht.—S-old by D. R, Thcmas, dong Kone, I'ontard(ilai«. TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. Tz'\Ta r,(Tovs F: DC;- <tc.. everr kind: advice 1 I betrinners: aipo best spare time agency: .,O-pagc Cata- ?!)c free—May (1M) CeorEe-street. Bj'-m- ingham. CTC t'lfRXIT?RE.-Rest Prices t:/?fn tv mp 1 for Second ?"'nd Furnitur«» ind Amiunp furnitnrp of any d(>:ription Drol,m?k a postcard, or ,?:Wm James 8 Fahi? n. r't r- (,I St.Tbomas. GTe: ) ONDON Time-Tabl j and Red Rail Guide i < I —f ciirreDt j$!"u.. of thip popular Piih!ioati<m is on at all Railway Book stal's and le*adin'r Nen«n!»ent8. Nearly 600 nasreM it. with over i.COO Pailwav Sta- tions At sixpence ii n thi be?t and cheat). t <: ivav Oin(Jc» fW.. tmhljxbed. rrl) V iSITOES.—You can Buv the Pre»-'i>iits vo'i \nsh to take bacli with .'Oil from i Uock Brop ..leweilors, Portl iud-r-t ''f. '•. 1 10.1 Dtmnn. ^'iiml)les 1A7.2,) MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. CFCb?D?AXD" Pi?o7?? I?ndo?ma'k7' O 10 t!n? ca?b: Second-hand Piano, by Waddinet.on. íi.in; cash, Second-hand Piano lv Stodert, 22 1m'; carli- Second-hand Piano I hv D'Alrnaiiie. 24 ¡;7I? cash; Second-hind Pia.no bv (?odfrev. 24 prna c.Fh Tjarce stock i of New Pi a nop (Vertical and Overstrnnsr) at .iy>west Cash Prices or Monthly Payments Cah and (nsn(jct our SUx-k — Oodfrev and Co., Ltd.. 22. St Helen'e-road Swansea '3&OAWO i rpnOVIPSON & SHACKFT.L Ltd. Muxje X Warohouse 39 Castle-rtreet. Swansea., for Mnflic and Records. Gramophones from £ ? i» FOR SALE. 1^1 RE BRTCKS.-Lare Quantities for J prompt KaK-; cood second-hand: can he loaded promptly: low prices cinoted.— Fur- ther details frorj Thos. W. Ward. '];tr] C7-j0 QAIES.—Pair 8in. Hauling Engines; 7in U steam Pi'.tnp. for Sale.-Birt, 47, Strar.d. Sw an sea. C7-25 MONEY. pASII FOll RUMMElt HOLIDAYS.—A j Chanpe of Air does anybody good A HOIJlTJ:\ I' by Deferred Payments: that a what it rre,ils when vou cat into cotnimim- catio'j with us. LOANS FOR HOLIDAYS 5% .our Speciality Write or Call now for Specia' Holiday Circular sliov.injj how £ J'J to £ 10.030 can be tiorrowed promptly, pri- vately. and cheaply, and without any moneylenders routine. E 19 Loan. in*, monthly; lean, £ 2 monthly; £100 Loyn. L4 monthly. Cash by nost So difficulty whatever in obrainn!g a Loan from ns. as w? have Thougands of Pound.3 Iyjng idle — I Ti? B?n'fsff n??cn c?., 29 Brj'j?. I eeJ', BEISTOIj..V ? -?< I  EDWARDS' mosamosem-NEW EJ SALE [DMLl III JiEAT OFFpRTIINSTY FOR ECONOMICAL BUYING. r t- ? ? ? >■ Although every article we offer is as useful as can be, yet we do not hold its utility an j excuse for not reducing the price of it ) During this week-end we shall offer all kinds of White-wear &nd Night-wear, as well as Corsets and other necessities of everyday use, at Bargain Prices, Any Garments that are the least degree soiled or crumpled will be subject to very drastic reductions, and it will be no difficult task to replenish the wardrobe at little, if any, more than one-half the customary expenditure. ( THI PRICE CONCESSIONS ME.?MPS.Yi????? Ef^WAIDriC*' DRAPER? L#WAKlS\ STORES STORES S Wœ.(erJooSree. & JP ^5# W011w%fC3 "LEADER" CLASSIFIED ADVTS. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS VACANT. ~\Y\V J ANTED, 100 Youths between the aces YV ?t 1? and 17? to f.l¡ the Vacancies at our Colk-so .:ancCr1 by recent appointments !'roi>d utrmancat situations waiting—Apply Wirel ?6tk Traimnx College. Ltd. St. Mary- atreft C'.rdit?. or Caeile-st reet. Swansea. 'Phn" 3008 Cardiff. i"A:'TLDL¡');-i-dF¡rst Hand, Dra- V V'). pery &nd Boot Department, m?et bo obliti"^ and euergetic.—Apply, immedi- ateiy. with particulars of experienco, ace. wagEI. etc.. to Carmarthen Industrial Co- operative Society. Ltd.. King-atreet Car- m^rt.hen. 1A7-23 Men and Youths. AGENT Wanted, on Commiwsicn only, A eaJiiug npŒJ (Wooers. Chemists, etc for MelliO Beef Tea Cubes: ecod connection already made; around. Swansea. Carmar- then, and Pembroke.—A ppl.v 45. Thornas- rtreet., Liverpool, by letter, giving full par- ticuiars. 299A 7-19 1AI? PV,NT'ER. Wanted for Royal National Eisteddfod, at once.—Apply Oil Site, Neath. ZA7.2!J (. i LE ái- -iõ-R-iä-AcIU; t. Wanted is:-mediatelv for Colliery Office.—Write Box 36 Pflat OfiBce Swansen 301.1.7-20 DRIVER Wayted to take charee of one jL horse.—Apply H. Stone. Wine Mer- chant. Swansea. 500A7-19 DRIVER Wanted for' FddoD" Van, and D to A?St&t in Wa,chGuse: must be able to do running repairs, and be ineligible for the Army cr a Discharged Soldier.-Anply Pf.'pler' t Stores, Swansea. 1A7-24 at-once i-.auller. ;zc- .1 customed to horses: iiieligil-)te.-Alirily. statins age. wages, etc.. "-o Co-operative Society. Cwmgcrse. Gwauncaeewrwen. A-i-i9 '!?VVtM tVa.Eied: toolieihlo for Ar.nv- i? ? '|0r he- or nee Co.. c Xcttb a Navigation Collieries. Tondu. Glam CTO -Tl! Ti;:D-t-LD-oïi'a;-d-t;"o f Ma?ns.—Apply D. JenLin5, Ltd.. Becch-treet Yarq. Swan.ea. 2A7-20 1fT AXrrlD-immed iately. Competent. Book. T. keeper: not eligible. Also Youth for Sh'pbroker's Office —Apply "S 16." Leader Office. 1A7-24 "V\7"ANTED Men fitieligibie) for First-class P Assurance Offlee Ffore.;ztfqcli and llaneelton: splendid for ripht workers.-Cive particulars Box "S 15." Leader Ofilce. 1A7-23 "UANTI;D,nbc¡'-Exper(;;];d- and f Skilled Colliers immcdiately re:w]ar wo'k: naked lights: good wages guaran- tf'en.—Auply ?ana?er. Con-?-g ?erthvr XA?icf-tion Coiliery Tcnin'?wr. near Pont- rhydyfen; or at ^3. Tyd raw-street. Port I Ta I hot. 2A7-20 Men and Women. T?BAPERY 1'orter \Va?ted itDTnedia.tely"- J male or female Tight work: good "CS to suitable person, male applicants must be ind;¡;ibJe for Army.—Morris Draper. LIaMpUy. C7-13 Women and Girls. "OOOT TRADE.—Wanted experienced Lady JU Assirtant; must be accustomed to first- class trade; good salary paid.—Apply, by ]etter oniy. Kirktand. 17 Goat-street. Swan- eeu. » (77-24 Pacxel-i anti Sorters Re- D ciuired.—Manateress. Swansea Baths and Laundry. 301A7-122 G-I U()CERY.-WtDt(- Assistaiit iritt, X i^xrerienec: state full particulars.— Apply R Lewis. Neaui-road. Plasularl 1A7.1Y ]-E:jÖ-t:. E,t,liackwc)rth otei- ..l. Wanted. Stiliroom ?aid: aho Wait- ress and Evening Waitresses.—Apply PTtress. | 1A7.1:¡ I ANTED. Respectable Woman, to Clean » Offices, etc.-CroEs and Co., Caer- etreet. 1 A7.2J 't T\ ,TW;diauIL;:u 11(1 ry H; tY ner.—Ap:t!y Matron, g?un&ea, General Hos p i t al. 302A7-22 ??7A\TED. Youne' La47 Clerk: state 'f exp?TM'r:ce and ?atary required.— Apnl S 14," Daily Leader. lA?-? (I ys, Girlt, Apprentices, &c. IVAXTH^r^xrawcTTor Milk Rounds• t V aÍJle to drive.—is. iliers-street. t Thomas. 299A7-19 "VV"ANTED by Steamship Agents, Smart Lpd as Office Boy.—ADDIV Boi "K Ijeiwler Office, Swansea 50iA7-21; -tx) the Toincrv vli "rra,le.-Aptily John Lewis. Son. and Co.. Prince of Wales .Dock Swansea 300A7-19 "l\fANTED. Sharp Lad for Exporters' a.nd Y T Shipbrokers' OfUce.—Appty. )n o?n h'nd?riUn?. to 13m No. "S 4," c/o Dail*? Trader. SW.2Ie :?:1.? BUSINESSES WANTED. SWEETS, or Sweets and Tobacco, Bufdnees Wanted: ipust. be in good position: .)i- c. -Setid full particulars to firkea. 48, KomivU-avenue. Bcunjemouth. i07A721 Domestic Servants.* "OEQUIEED Reliable Housekeeper for Cottage in Gower; attend one Cow and Poultry; good home for suitable per- son.—Apply Housekeeper." Daily Leader. 302A7-?! 117, ANTF,D Iat once good G n -Vr;tl.-AbDiv G. W.R. Refreshment Department.. Station. V"VrANTED, a Young RespectahiA Girl: V j in family.-Appkv. after 6.30. at 7. Orosvenor-road. Sketty. 1A.7-2; JITA,NTED, (iirl for lighi, housework and l t help with baby (10 months): wages 125. 6d. weekly; Kingston-on-Thames.—A. Hall Smith Liun Eovai itotel. Aberystwyth. 301A7-20 t?A?TED'?taid Cook-Genera a?Younc Housemaid, canable of an duties for small family in comfortable country home: middle-aged woman conf;idered -State aire, with full particulars to Goworton" Leader Offioe. Swansea. 502A7-22 SITUATIONS WANTED. AOCOU NTS.—Advertiser is prepared to ?Tk. post up Tradesmen's Accounts on very reasonable terms —Please ommunicate with ?." I ader Office. ?1A7-20 i HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE AND TO LET: T.TOR SLE, ix,room Houce. off A l'.vl | X street; good investment.—Write "S 11." | Leader 0<Rce. W?.A7-Z2 BECOME your own Landlord by U?r'? J your Rent aR PurcbasK Money,-Write Landlord." Leader Swansea. CISi 2/6  Weeklv wtU Pur?bnse a £ 250 7 £ ouse* anr 2dietrief.-Wri'?o House Leader. Stva-nae?. Messrs. Edward Roberts and Son's Announcements. FOR SALE. t?EEEHOLD Residence. Queen's-road: 2 X reception, S bedrooms, bathroom, all modern convediences; close to trams; mod- crate price required. TX .iBEE HOLD Dwelling-house. Gendros: 2 JL sitting-rooms. 3 bedrooms bath-room, usual ofiices: very large garden; moderate price. XEASEHOLD Residence. iiawtherno -?? avenue; 3 reception rooms. 4 bed- rooms. bath-room, kitchen ocullery.i all usual offices; long lease; low ground rfent. IEASEHOLD Residence. Brooklands-ter- J race: 3 reception. 6 bedrooms, bath- room. kitchen, scullery all usual offices; cariy possesaion; moderate price. T FASEHOLD Dwelling-house Sketty: 2 Xi sittinc-t'oom?. 3 h"droom, kitchen, a:nd scullery, p 11 usual ofBccs; very long lease: low ground rent. IEASEHOLD Semi-detachedResidence J-? Mumbles: 2 reception rooms. 6 bed- rooms. bath-room kitchen and scullery, all UM-tai offices; moderate price required. jnDRTIip]R Part;0uJars of the above from t- Edward Rcbsr's and Son. Au etion rg, Surveyors and Valuers. Llanfair Buildinc*. Swa.nsea. C7-"3 J. M. Leeder and Son's Announcements. FOR SALE. "Ij^FEETIOLD House; M i ers-st reet, St.. -? Thoma6: '?ct at 7s 6d per week; cood ii vestment.. T50ETEYN0N.—Detached House; i-aere X garden kitchen. 3 sitting-rooms, 7 bed- room-, kitchen, scullery. BISHOPCTON .-Detached Residence; J. 3 acre Grounds and Kitchen Garden: near Church, Pott Office etc.: loug lease. .-TPaseL,,)Id House: 2 p'tting-roonis 3 bedrooms; let Eltlh. per week. i\-r' In,ÏUTÆ(O.¡aud:rad) healthy pof? H tiO n: ?o<xt views: leasehold Ccaidence. ForSale at a low figure. TO LET I EXCELLENT Lock-up ? Shop, in SW8 n1\ JL? Arcade. Waterloo-street; immedia,A' f pfisseesion moderate rental ARA(,F,, c:r WarchotiFe, iiear Castle- 1 ..trert; water laid on; low cent al; im. urdiate possession. TT'OR Further Particulars of the above and L of the principal Furnished and Unfur- nished Residents in Swansea and District. to be Sold or !»et, a only to John :Yi Leeder and S >ri. 46. Waterloo-r.treet,Swanyea. APARTMENTS & LODGINGS TO LET AND WANTED. "X"PAK:TmIoN TS-Wamed" (Furnished or Un- jrX furnishedi: 2 bedrooms and Sitting. room without atterdaoce.—Write R J." Daily Loadei^ Swausea, J00A7-13 | MUMBLES.—Bedroom Wanted for M-ir. I 1" ried Couole. August 2nd-16th.-8tate • terms to "S 8." Leader Office. Swansea 1A7-20 "V^EATH.—W.anted Furnished Bedrixim or .A. Bed-Sitting-Vf>om. by Soldier's Wife: out in business all day.—State terms to L??l?L. I?adfr  o_et C7-?? T,?|7"ANTED. FrlRittjna,rm: <-?nTr?r?. i -Write" S 15," Leader Office, Ftmft". 1A7-J1) Trintrd nr) rnhlidld 111" the Swansea rie-A Ltd., at Leader Bulldiqga, Swansea* I