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CASH CO-OPERATIVE PRICES. I K ElL L E R' SMA R MAL A D E; Price Reduced to 5td. per Pound Pot. 2 &z; a n»«*in BrtMarA <fwansAa The Dunns, Mumkles. 99; O^ord-rtS'^Sa 20. High-street, nfracombe. 33, Walter-road, Swansea.^ p.. on appucatloi. J_ WALTER BENSON & CO., WINE AND SPIRIT, ALE AND STOUT MERCHANTS, 31, WALTER ROAD, SWANSEA, 13ETURN thanks to their numerous Customers for the kind patronage they have received, and hope that by continuing to supply the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS, combine! with strict at- tention^^ punctuality in delivery, to merit a continuance of their support. Cigars and Tobacco of the very best Brands have been added to the Business. .j ———————» A. NICHOLLS & SON, r'" CABINET MAKERS. UPHOLSTERERS, GENERAL FURNISHERS, 1 & 2, PORTLAND BUILDINGS, 1> SWANSEA. AN. and SON have now in Stock a very handsome ANTIQUE OAK • DINING ROOM SUITE, comprising—Settee, Two Easy Chairs, and Seven Small Chairs, Cabinet, and Two Dining Tables (one a Telescope Table 12ft. by 5ft.), beautifully Carved. SWANSEA HOSPITAL. PROCEEDINGS at the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, held at the HOSPITAL, on THURS- DAY, JULY 7th, 1881, J. JONES JENKINS, ESQ., in the Chair. Treasurer's Report from the 1st June, 1880, to the 1st June, 1881. DR. RECEIPTS. CB. EXPENDITURE. Annual Subacrip- £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. np tions JE1,142 9 5 Balance due Treasurers last Donations 81 13 11 1,224 3 4 year. 257 13 1 Collections at Churches and Medicines 266 4 1 Chapels. 268 5 3 Batcher 501 8 2 Annual Ball 35 6 5 Baker 94 3 7 ————— 1,527 15 0 Grocer S3 9 4 Proceeds Hospital Saturday. 319 16 4 Other 327 6 2 Collecting Boxes 19 5 8 Resident Medical Officer 100 0 0 Interest per Urban Sanitary Matron 50 0 0 Authority 341 0 0 Dispenser (nonresident). 100 0 0 Interest per Swansea Harbour Nurses and Servants 132 14 3 <> Trust 75 3 0 Porters. 93 2 J6 Sale of Dripping 20 0 0 Washing 76 15 0 Sale of Wash 2 12 0 Coala, Coke and Firewood 85 16 3 > Payments by Diet Patients. 24 2 0 Furniture, Bedding, &c. 170 9 3 Provident Dispensary for Advertising, Stationery, &c. 41 5 2 Drugs 20 6 2 Barber 7 9 9 J Hire of Bath Chair. 3 3 0 Fire Insurance 6 15 0 Returns on Monthly Bills 2'15 9 Surgical Instruments, &c. 76 5 3 Jury Fiaea 0. 7 6 Secretary's Salary 50 0 0 Trasses 050 Commission on Collection 62 13 6 — 828 16 5 Sundries paid by Secretary 12 10 5 -— —— Contingencies @9 4 6 2,356 II 5 Bepaira, Painting, jcc. 45 8 LEGACIES: Rates, Taxes, &c. 40 O 3 Per Executors late Mrs. Penry 90 0 0 2,543 11 l rerrAC W. Martin 100 0 0 Mrs. Petre 90 0 0 2,801 4 2 ————— 280 0 0 Cash paid to Interest Account Balance due to Treasurers 444 12 9 Legacies 280 0 0 v,; £ 3,081 4 2 I t' 23,081 4 2 ExamineinwS^uhd correct. /C!. GEO. ALLEN, ) Auditors (Signed) G. B. HAYNES,jAu Swansea, July 2nd, 1881. — -whaSiSTt; i. ■ 64TH AN]Sp^i0RT. LADIES AND CTARAUOOW, ~<R .■ Our motto is" Deeds not Words." :tv" "j-. The 63rd Report states During the past year 436 patients have been admitted into tw number on record, and 61 in advance of last year, but in the year just ended no less thL V* ?g 2 ° vf received into the wards, showing an increase of 70 over the previous year. patients have been Your Committee heartily congratulate you on the great work this noble Institution is accomplishing Ten more beds having been added during the year this they regret to say, has increased the debt from £ 257 to £ 444 At the same time they are very pleased to record that the Hospital Saturday Subscriptions have increased f £253 to £ 320, showing that those, for whom this Hospital was srected, fully appreciate its value and usefulness this is also confirmed by the number of Patients from time to time seeking for admission. Ladies having spare time might do a great deal of good by reading to and conversing with the Patients thus being enabled to see and judge for themselves of the internal working of the Establishment. It is with very sincere regret that your Committee have during the past year received the resignations of Dr Paddon and Mr. J. G. Hall, the former having been connected with the Hospital for upwards of fifteen, and the latter (as House and Visiting Surgeon) for upwards of forty years but as both Gentlemen have been appointed severally to the Office of Consulting Physician and Consulting Surgeon to the Hospital, your Committee hope to have the benefit of tkeir experience and advice for many years to come. At a Special General Meeting of the Subscribers held on the 9th December last, it was resolved, That a De partment be set aside in the Hospital for Diseases of the Eye, and that one or more Ophthalmic Surgeons whose duty it shall be to attend to such cases exclusively, be appointed as the Committee may decide." Also that Rule 19 be altered in conformity with such Resolution by the addition of the words And an Ophthalmic Surgeon." Subsequently on the 36th day of December, 1880, Dr. Griffiths was duly elected to the said Office of Ophthalmic Surgeon.. Your Committee bare to ackaowledge with very grateful thanks the gift of a handsome and valuable clock—a boon alike to the Inmates and the Public—presented to the Hospital, and fixed in the Clock Tower free of all cost, through the indefatigable exertions of Mrs. Green, of the Brooklands Hotel, and of Mr. J. J. Rhodes, who acted as hon. secretary to the Clock Committee. Also the gift of a Merlin Invalid Chair, kindly presented by the Ladies' Relief Committee. Your Committee beg to return their sincere thanks to the following Ladies and Gentlemen, and also to many anonymous donors, for most acceptable and valuable gifts, of Old Linen (always useful and always wanted), of Books, Periodicals, Illustrated Papers, powers, Fruit Vegetables, Game, &c., viz.Mr. Alfred Baker, Malvern House The Manager of the Castle Hotel; the Kev. ^li Clarke Mrs. H. Crawshay, Langland Bay; Mrs. Ebeneser Davies, Brunswiolt Villas Mr. T. K. Davison; Mrs. Elford; Miss Eley, High-street; Mr. John Ivor Evans; Mrs. Flower Brrton Ferry Mrs. T. D. Griffiths Mr. Stephen Hatchard Mrs. Horman-Fisher; Lord Jersey; Miss Jones Penrheol, Mr. James Jones Mrs. John Jones, the Elms, Sketty; the Ladies' Relief Committee the Free Librarv t"! i P»ll.rg«re i Mr. D. ^doo.Tbe Mr R J No'ves Mr!" an™ng,,?'I' £ Mr' Perry Mor8an the Rev. S. C. Morgan, D.D. Mrs. Mowat; Mrs Hussev Vivian ■ Mrs M B wnr ^ke 5 Mrs. ^e0?p s- Richardson, Mrs. Shepherd; Mrs. Vivian nt j p » syj Williams Mrs. Travers Wood Mrs. Woolley to the Proprietors of The Cnmht'tnn Western Mail, Swansea and Glamorgan HeraU, and South Wales Daily News, for a regular supply of their respective papers.. Your Committee have also to acknowledge with many thanks, Christmas Gifts of Poultrv Oal™ Wmn Oranges, from the Rev. S. C. Morgan, Miss Grenfell, Mrs. John Richardson, and Miss Cook and The Secretary having read_ the Treasurer's Report and Financial Statement, also the Reports of the Committee and Medial Staff. The following Resolutions were unanimously carried :— committee Proposed by Mr. Richard Bice M.argan That the Statement of Accounts just Me,ttog le humanfty Pby8icians and SurSeonS ° the 1BJP°rtant services they have rendered the cause of Proposed fcy Mr. J. Perrv Morgan, Seconded by Dr. J. A. Rawliogs, That the best thanks of this Meeting hp l^™onVohn^te1beha^f. aliffX^ dJri^ 7 InStltUtl°n by Preachin^ Proposed by lIr. John Ivor Evans Seconded by Mr. D. C. Jones, "That the following gentlemen do constitute ProP°sed by Mr. John Ivor Evans Seconded by Mr. D. C. Jones, "That the following gentlemen do constitute for the ensuing yw-iteMetsrs Thornton Andrews, F. S. Bxshop, R D. Burnie, John Cady, J? Glascodine, Thos. Hal R H Hancorne, Tfcos. Harry W. M Jones Jno. Lewis, Albert Oakshot, E Wfca C^Sof hm°nd'Wm' sione' Geo- B- Strick' A Wllliams' Johtt Williams, M. On the Motion of Dr. J. A. Rawlins a J u r> rn n Griffiths, it was proposed that The following gentlemen be appointed a Committee *1 Ji, nieinn of the rules of the Hospital is necessary, and whether any changes are needed in the Medioai^ re nts and to report any alterations that may be thought arable to the General CoSuees^f^8'^ arraD^T,f he purpoSe :-MesJs. J. T. D. Llewel^ J. Trev. Jenkm, Charles Bath, M. B. Williams w sunsm°°ed folv f Scott. Wm. Stone, Thomas Hall, C. T. Wikon Ebenezer Davies James Rogers, R^bu™F WiffiamaTThomas Phillips, and the Consulting and acting Medical Staff. The question on beinsr n„f ^V, „ i„ro.e maionty. A cordial vote of thanks to the Chairman termin^d\he pr^ceedkf s e procee mgs. PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH AT "The Cambrian" Newspaper Steam Printing Works, WIND STREET, S WAN SEA. Posting Bills of all sizes and in every variety of tint: CIRCULARS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ADDRESS, BUSINESS, MEMORIAL Atrn OTTTVT? CARDS, IN EVERY SHADE AND FORM. *IMOILIAL' AND °™ER Bill-Heads, Shippmg Forms, Invoices, Memorandums, and every other kind of Printing done at the Lowest Possible Prices. m<1 ESTIMATES FORWARDED ON APPLICATION, j SALES BY AUCTION. CABMARTHENSHISE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARtlS AMI) LANDS FOR SALE. MESSRS. J. HOWELL THOMAS & THOMPSON have received instructions to offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Assembly Rooms, Carmarthen, on SATURDAY, the 30th JULY, 1881, the following valuable FREEHOLD FARMS and Lands, containing 600 acres, in 22 lots, as under:— No.°f Name. Parish. Area. Lot. A. R. P. 8 Coedciw-uchaf ■" ••• Llanon ••• ••• 47 3 6 9 Wernfraith Llauddarog 71 2 36 lOa Pontftien Cottages .Ditto. 0 2 28 12 Porthyrydd Farm. Ditto ••• ••• 56 3 2 13 CaenidteCottage. J)itto 5 1 15 15 Old Toll-house and Meadow — Ditto 1 0 5 17 Cottage, Slaughter-bouse, &c. 0 1 12 18 Wick Ftartn. ••• Llanarthney ••• 120 3 15 18a Twdlwm Cottage — Ditto 0 2 8 19 Six Fields, partof Wxok.i. Ditto. 21 3 7 21 Gam-fawr and Capel Erbacn Ditto ••• 59 3 32 22 Maesymwnwij Ditto. 42 0 31 26 Cwmbach. • • • ■ Llanfihangel-Aberhythich.• • 9 136 E VoelGasteU -Llanarthney. 0 218— 28 Tyrllyn ••• Llanarthney and I^fihangel-Aberbythich u8 3 7 29 Field, near Tyrllyn Ditto 4 16 30 Brwynhir, or Long Life ••• Llanarthney — 72 0 12 31 Gwaunwen — •• Ditto ••• 89 1 6 31a Goverglas — Ditto. C. 7 3 0 33 Caercwm — ••• — Ditto 6 2 12 34 Hendrewenyn Farm ••• Ditto j". — — — 64 0 8 35 Hendrewenyn-fach Ditto ••• 6 J2 12 — TVital 608 1 35 Hendrewenyn Farm is ^then, 14 miles from the London North Western Hail- way Company's Station at Nantgaxe i £ > po sses a qufikiity of Building Stone. The views of the surrounding cotitry are of (M* be.»W. *> « «• "ft'«mwidS tC° PartioukrB with phns, My be «ktaiii^ of Mei»-12, 1st July, 1881. LKyn-y-Mor, between Ne,^1^i0a8We11 Bay> Mumbles, near Swansea. Mr. JOHN M. LEEDER O. b«m totnu** by 1 TO SELL BY AUCTION, On the above Premises, On Monday next, July 25th, 1881.> h extra leaves, g n^ogany dining chairs ft cupboards and cellarette,» hai»d0f walnut writi J Morocco, do. sofa do., easy Turkev carnet table mahj>J.l.ra» *kbr0'nze omdelabrai,' 0rr,»° "U biadt8ta-»« ^BILSDKOOM.—Foll-siae billUtd Wjto. JBILMARD JSOWJI Wattsl 18 cues and 6 rests, maho- bed (by Burroughes & Watts), rule8 in frame, gany cue stand, 281^ bans, complete tapwt^ ca^nXm^d tabt, 'wool mats andrug, 2 carpet, linoleum, Morocco, 2 arm do.. ssroJSssJ-az. C°HlLri^CSTAiW;A^A^W0?do<fble' do., 4 Shoe^v chairs, umbrella stand, 21arge oil paintings, oldSXhyclodc on bracket, barometer, mahogany book- case with glass doors and cupboards rt i o Oriental boffin on sjbandSj rosfwpod t^ble witWhemPa0rSe^t^Sd (by Whitfield and Son), stair carpet, b»ss rods, oak table, 2 do. chairs, wool mats, cocoanut d ^amaalf DRAWING ROOM.—Walnut coueh ui siJJ ^r^8t^ Jo chairs do., 2 gilt stands, pair of gilt screens with wool work, walnut card table, do. whatnot, pair <^r^°le glasses, pier glass, pair gilt wall; brackets, china. flower holders, ornaments, 2 gilt window cornices, pair silk damask curtains, lace do., Brussels carpet, wool rug, &c. THE BEDROOMS contain oak and mahogany nalttest«r bedsteads, mahogany French do., iron tent and Jbrenoh do., spring, wool, and hair mattresses, feather beds and pillows, bedding, mahogany and oak dressing tables, do. glasses, large mahogany wardrobe with 2 wings, do. with plate glass doors, birch and mahogany washstands with marble tops, sets of ware, oak cane-seat chairs, oak sofa in chintz, couch do., towel horses, painted linen press window poles and curtains, fenders, fire irons, &c., also the contents of the servants bedrooms. THE KITCHENS contain the usual culinary utensils, large kitchen tables, chairs, dresser and shelves, 8-day clock, small quantity of glass, china, ware, &c. YARD AND GARDEN.—Iron roller, lawn mower, garden tools, 4 garden seats, 2 dogs' kennels, &c., &c. Goods on view Saturday, July 23rd, from 10 a.m. to llale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Auctioneer's Offices, Oxford Chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea. i Victoria Mart, Oxford-street. Swansea. MT7<5<5R<? BEYNON & LEWIS have received Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, JULY 27th, 1881, A large and varied assortment of useful and valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other EFFECTS, Comprising DINING and DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, OIL PAINTINGS, PIER and CHIMNEY GLASSES, MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDS (plate glass backs), BOOKCASE and CHIFFIONEERS, WARDROBES, OHBCTS of DRAWERS, COMMODES, HAT.F.TESTER and other BEDoTbAlJb, FEATHERBEDS, SPRING MATTRESSES, LAI PALLIASSES, &c., &c. Also a quantity of GpASS, CHmA. &c., &c.. Together with the usual KITCHEN REQUISITES. Horse and Carriage Repository, Oxford-street, Swansea. (ESTABLISHED 1872.) Messrs. BEYNON & LEWIS'S 1VTEXT MONTHLY SALE of HORSES, l3i CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &c., will be held at the JEFFREYS' ARMS HOTEL, Oxford-street, Swansea, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 2nd, 1881. Entries to be made One Week previous to Sale. Monthly Sale of Horses, &c. Mr. CHARLES HUGHES'S (Late Beynon and Hughes,) WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the CAMERON HORSE REPOSITORY, CAMERON ARMS HOTEL, High-street, Swansea, On TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 26th, 1881. THE following useful and valuable HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C., comprising :— 1. Bay Horse, 9 years, about 13.2, good worker and quiet in harness. 2. Bay Horse, 15.2, quiet in harness. 3. Cream-coloured Pony, with black points, quiet to ride and drive, very fast, and warranted sound- owner has no further use for him. 4. Grey Mare, 15.2, quiet to ride and drive. 5. Roan mare, 14.3, 5 years, good and quiet in saddle and harness. „ 6. Chestnut Mare, rising 4, about 14.3, not broken. 7. Powerful Bay:Cart Horse, rising 7, 15.3 hands, good worker. 8. Dark Brown Cart Mare, 16 hands, 5 years, staunch in harness. 9. Brown Cart Horse, 15.2, good worker. 10. Bay Pony, 12.2, quiet in harness and accustomed to children. 11. Brown Cob, 13.3, staunch in harness, suitable for colliery. Dog Cart Phaeton, Dog Cart to carry four, quite new, Pony Trap, Scotch Tip Cart, quite new, suitable for coal merchants, &c., Spring Cart, in good condition, pair of Wheels, Springs, and Boxes, Stone Cart. Several sets of Carriage Harness, Pony do., Light »Pnng Oart do., Saddles and Bridles, &c., &c. Jiach Horse must be in the Yard by Ten o'clock a.m., provided with a halter. Sale to commence at Half-past Two o'clock in the Afternoon. Future Sales on the Last Tuesday in each Month. Auctioneer's Offices, 98, Oxford-street, Swansea. CHEA? FERTILE LAND in the NorttTw^t or the United States, unsurpassed for Cereals, for Root Crops, for Sheep and Cattle Farming; with a healthy climate and railroad facilities, and in the midst of prosperous settlements.—Maps and pamphlets free at the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD AGENCY o0, Water-street, Liverpool. ■pBCKITT'S PARIS BLUE.—Used XV in the PRINCE OF WALES'S LAUNDRY -DECKITT'S PARIS BLUE.—Used H INTHE DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH^ LAUNDRY. ■pECKITT'S PARIS BLUE Is used by the poorest on aeoouut of its Cheapness And by the richest on account of its Beauty. PEMBROKESHIRE. Sale of Important Freehold and Mineral property. jtfr. T. RULE OWEN Has been favoured with instructions to offer FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the. RUTSJEN IXOT):T,, Narberth, on TNURSDA, the 11th day of AWOSI. l»ol» at Two o clock precisely* THE following valuable FREEHOLD FARMS and SMALLHOLDINGS, to Conditions of Sale to be then and there P™duced. LOT ] —MfVROAN'S FARM, situate in the Hamlet of East WffltatetottoVri»fa <* ^Pming » cmfotteMr&elliW »«». buildings toeethftr with 116a. lr. <»p. of Pasture and Arableiandf at, 16 COTTAGES and Gardens erected on same, now let on a lease for a term of 21 years, from 25th of March, 1863, at a surface rent of £ 80, and a sleeping mineral rent of £ 100 per aDpTTj,A,-r, rno j j LOT \_TWO FIELDS and a PIECE by road ad- joining same, called Broadmoor, and containing together 12a. lr 18p.?nowlet to Mr. John Jones, as ^tenant, at the wit «f PI ner annum. Also a DWELLING HOUS^^r. niJiirf a COTTAGE and Garden, and Sf^Afeof LAND containing 2a. 3r. Op., lying south of the Turnpike road, leading from Hobbs Point to Carmarthen, now let cm a. lease granted to Jones in 1840, for a term of 99 years, at the rent of £ 2 ^LOT^^A SLANG of in a field called Middle Hills," containing la. Or. 3(^)., comprised in the above-mentioned lease g^ntedto Mr. Jones. LOT 4 —TWO SMALL FIELDS in the Village of Wiiliamston, containing together 0a. 3r. 23p., now in the occupation of WUliam Hay, as yearly tenant, at ^T5U—Th^ valuable FARM called "Mouncton, otherwise Mounton," situate in the c.hapel^r 0f Mounton. in the County of Pembroke, comprising Farm Souse, commodious Oat Prwnkes, and about 199 acres of Arable Meadow, and Pasture Land, now let on lease Jor two gnfviving lives, aged^and 38 respectively, at the very low annual rent of £ 100. There is a first-rate Westiue Quarry and Lime Kdn on this Farm. LOT () *11 also include- ^holfof the^Mtaerals under Lots 1, 2, 3, & 4, (evf.«n?„ +« tiinie under part of the common called jexcept as to those und 398> 399) 409j and 41Q £ •?., 27a lr 5p.) and also the whole of (2) coloured Yellow on the Plan. sh3re of the Minerals under that l'art of .b 3T'ot I excepte'd ,bove, v,,4* .'fasterlands No. 398 4W™lr- õp., and (3) One°fourthrsharenof'BtSDMinerals under the re- mainder of the common called Masteriand confining \r v. ABOUT 86a Or 8D- and coioureu B—-The before-mentioned Minerals or shares of Minerals are included in and subject to the before- about mid- :;mtowns of Tenby and Narberth, and Pe^ tw° miles west of the Saundersfoot Station on the ■p bl'oke and Tenby Railway. of^ticulars and plans maybe obtained at the offices B. W Anlin solicitor, Banbury, Oxfordshire; RoL0: Ree's Stokes, solicitor, Tenby; Messrs. Helder, p°oert8 an<1 rM,„t solicitors, 2, Verulam Buildings, Pea*8 Inn, London T. M- Franklen, Esq., Clerk of the A„ Office Cardiff; Messrs. Harvey and Sons, Estate Hav^fordwest; and Mr. T. Rule Owen, Estate Valuer, Haverfordwest. COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN. IlttPortant Sale of Residential and other Freehold Property. 1111'. y. RULE OWEN g Has received instructions to offer for ^^E BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the YELVERTON ARMS HOTEL, Whitland, 0Q WEDNESDAY 17TH of AUGUST, 1881, at Two o'clock precisely, farm v 8ta^ stable, dou orchard, shrubberies, a*d 8?UlldlngS' with j'/nerches or thereabouts, of •««bS,Iorpl,?;?e, li woo'd lyins -ithio nno (^U8.<1;"lricl 'f 118" ile oftteLtoy. Cefn Carmarthen, with Railway, and about tC S10Vn tht ^f^lrten Station on the Great Westem » M0™ t miles from Haverfordwest, and seven^r a^' wth The river Cleddau (affording ssr Pz swss? ipjjj and Wh PIaIi atoIls large rookery, many of the trees kI- and contain a larg eJ fine growth Im_ mediaf0ln^ ver^ anJ^ J 0f Llwyndwfr Residence, ^tbuildiPn°g^Sjen!&c !and of the Lands on the 12th AlsoL°TW?'LER' 18MVTT in the occupation of a respec- table yearll f0DWT and comprising house and garden, com grist J if?,F S acres and 3 roods of rich land. 2 ~tI' aD'iaii^ holding caHed WHITE HALL, otherwise TVonnw lituate in the parish of Llandissilio, sri?a PANTVGOJ.LEK, situated fit P10(^Ui? f Tlangan, Carmarthenshire, under situate in the pa, an Carmartheiishire, under threft 6.Pansh whitland Station of the Great WeX,ro,I^1flom the Farmhouse and out-build- ings tj?. com^19erardens, and about 66 acres 2 roods C1°otageS u nf rich meadow, pasture, and Ho"e11 D,rie*' ePartim,°im year toy ear, „ourse of preparation, and may be ball1'8 ?i *"rf-hM1 information, of Mr. Compton Smith No rS T1 iniln's Iun Selds, London, Solicitor; and of Mr. T 'Rde°OwenmEstate Agent and Valuer,' Haverfordwest, CANADA A UMITEDSTATES, Phlets, and all informalioii .1. °n application to the rvf\VK\Ww^ .{ 'ares to all parts of Canad* \jvW nitcd States on the lowest terras. Sureeon and Stewardess carried. —Also sailine to NEW ORLEANS and TEXAS. Apply to FLINN, MAIM, & MOWTGOUEKT, Managiag Directors, U, J*mes Street. Liverpool; or their Local Agents. y "Ipswich may be described as the birthplace of Chemical Manures." JOSEPH FISON & CO.'S. -MA,NUIRES Extra Quality and Guaranteed Analysis AS USED BY H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES. A Pamphlet containing fall particulars of these celebrated Manures may be obtained of any of the Agents of the Firm or from the Qead Offices. Messrs. Joseph Fison & Co. are now prepared to appoint responsible Agents at certain places in South Wales and the West of England at which they are not already represented. The Manures will be delivered free by railway in quantities of 2 tons and upwards. All applications for Agencies should be made by letter addressed to:MESSRS. JOSEPH FISON & Co., Ipswich. Head Offices: Eastern Union Mills Ipswich. SALE§ BY AUCTION. ,¡ Union Terrace, Port Tennant, Swansea. Messrs. ED WARD ROBERTS < £ • SON, Have been instructed TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On TRESSSPF, JULY 26, 1881, At the Cameron Arms'Hotel, High-street, Swansea, ALL those 6 DWELLING HOUSES situate in Union- row, St. Thomas. The above property is held for a term of 80 years from 25th March, 1853, at a ground rent of £4 16s. per annum. The Auctioneer would call particular attention to the above property, it being in close proximity to the New Docks, and the ground rffifrifteing very low. To Brewers, Wine and Spirit Merchants, Contractors, and Others. Messrs. TRIBE, CLARKE, and Co. Are instructed TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the SWANSEA OLD BREWERY, Swansea, On TUESDAY, JULY 26th, 1881, THE LOOSE PLANT and ROLLING STOCK, com- prising IN BREWERY.—A number of vats, puncheons, hogs. heads, barrels, kilderkins, firkins and pins, stillions, lot of bungs and shives, weighing machine, sack trucks, malting requisites, and other lots necessary for the carry- ing on of a brewery. SPIRIT STOHBS.—A number of six, four, two, one, and half-gallon jars, set of copper spirit measures, copper pump, brands, casks to hold 246 and 100 gallons, brass taps, horses, spirit hand truck, bottles, show-cards,^ and a lot of sundries. YARD.-Two carts, four single and three double drays* hand carts, &c.,&c. • STABLES.-Four HORSES- Prince," aged. Bowler," „ "Britain," „ Rattler," „ All powerful and useful Several sets of dray harness and stable requisites. OFFICES.—Mahogany desk, with brass rail; mahogany desks; counters, mahogany tops and cupboards under- neath smoke and other chairs, three-light chandelier, clock; safe (by Chubb), 3ft- by1ft. 9in. inside measure- ment. Also a small quantity of Spirits. N.B.—The Horses will be sold at One o'clock. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock. On View from the 22nd inst. There will be no Reserve. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, 11, Temple-street, Swansea. Sale of Valuable Leasehold Dwelling Houses. Mr. DANIEL PHILLIPS Has been instructed by the Mortgagees, TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, (Subject to such conditions and in such lots as shall then and there be produced), At the CAMERON ARMS HOTEL, High-street, Swansea, on TUESDAY, JULY 26th, 1881, THE! following LEASEHOLD DWELLING uODSffi, situate in Wheatfield-terrace, Symons- street, Waunwen, and Portia-street, Mount Pleasant, Swansea, viz:— XT^0^! —wo Houses and Premises, situate and being Nos. 6 and 9, TJpper Wheatfield-terrace, Symons-street, Swansea, now in the occupation of David Thomas and Edwin Wilkey. The above property is held under a lease for a term of 75 years from September, 1875, at a ground rent of £2 10s. per house. LOT 2.-House and Premises, being No. 15, at the west end of Wheatfield-terraoe, now in the occupation of David Williams, containing five rooms, garden, and all conveniences, having a froDtage of 17 feet and a depth of 80 feet. The above house is held under lease for a term of 75 years from May, 1876, at a ground rent of £2 13s. LOT 3.—All that Leasehold Dwelling House and Pre- mises, being No. 17, Portia-street, Mount Pleasant, Swansea, containing six rooms, commanding an unin- terrupted view of the Swansea Bay, and is held under a lease from the executors of the late Calvert R. Jones, Esq., for 99 years from March, 1880, at the low ground rent of jB2 2s. 6d. per annum, now in the occupation of Mr. Wynchcombe. Sale to commence at 7 o'clock in the evening. For further particulars apply to J. AERON THOMAS Esq., Solicitor, York-street, or to the Auctioneer at his office, 7, Dynevor-place, Swansea. t Ynismeudwy. „ TO BE SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division, made in the matter of the Com- panies' Acts, 1862 and 1867, and in the matter of the Ynismeudwy Tin Plate Company, Limited, with the approbation of the Honorable Mr. Justice Fry, By Mr. RICHARD EVERINGTON HUGHES, The person appointed by the said Judge, At the CASTLE HOTEL, Swansea, in the County of Glamorgan, On SATURDAY, the 30th day of JULY, 1881, at One o'clock in the Afternoon Precisely, rriHE LEASEHOLD^ MESSUAGES, COTTAGES, EWELLING-HOUSES, and other PREMISES, situated i/Yijiuuiinj in the parish of Llanguicke, in at or near Y^ r iarnorgan, held by lease for a term of 99 the county of Glamor^, of annual rent of £ 52 10s. 0d., together with the machinery and pITMntedIparteiculars and conditions of sale 'may be had I J? f *{r. John Aeron Thomas, Solicitor, Swansea of fir RichardWhite,[Solicitor, 11, Poultry, London, E.G. of the Auctioneer, Temple-street, Swansea and at the place of sale. The property may be viewed at any time. I Dated this 11th day of July, 1881. EDWARD SHEARME, Chief Clerk. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THERE will be a SALE BY AUCTION at the GRANGE FARM, in the parish of Oystermouth, the property of Mr. R. H.|HANCORN, on a day to be named in a future advertisement, of 8 prime three and four years old Fat Oxen, and 3 Heifers, from 32 to 44 scores each 30 three years old Exmore Wedders, 32 Lambs, and 11 Ewes, the whole of which are well made up, and worthy the attention of Butchers. Terms-Cash. A week's keep will be given. He David Hoskins, deceased. PURSUANT to the Act of Parliament 22nd and 23rd Victoria, Cap. 35, intituled An Act to further amend the Law of Property and to relieve Trustees," NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all Creditors, Legatees, and other persons having any Debt, Claim, or Demand upon or affecting the Estate of DAVID HOSKINS, late of London-road, in the town of Neatb, in the County of Glamorgan, Gentleman, and formerly of "The Somerset House," Neath, aforesaid, Brewer and Licensed Victualler, deceased, who died on the 29th day of October, 1880, and whose Will was duly proved in the Principal Registry (Probate Division) of Her Ma- jesty's High Court of Justice on the 8th day of December 1880, by Jonah Jones, Cattle Dealer, and Tom Skelton Nash, Brewer, both of Neath, aforesaid, being the Executors named m the said Will, are hereby required to orDprnf. 1 pHrtlculars-ln writing, of the Debts, Claims, ? me' U r undersigned, on behalf of the ?n ,or before the SEVENTH day of AUGUST A 'ua day the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the i persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the Debts, Claims, or Demands of which they shall then have received Notice; and for the estate so applied the said Executors will not be answerable or liable to any person or persons of whose Debt, Claim, or Demand they shall not have had Notice, as aforesaid, at the time of the said distribution. Dated this 12th day of July, 1881. ALFRED CURTIS, Neath, Glamorganshire, Solicitor to the said Executors. Monarch Line of Steamers. LONDON TO NEW YORK. Persian Monarch, July 23 I Assyrian Monarch, July 30. Egyptian Monarch to follow. SALOON passage, £ 10 and £ 12. Third class to New York, Boston, or Philadelphia, £ 6, from any railway station in England. Special attention to comfort of third-class passengers. Apply to John Patton. jun., and Co., 7, Fenchurch- avenue; or to Geo. E. Hammond, 23, King William- street, Strand. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. 45, WIND STREET, PHOTOGRAPHIC PREMISES 1ST O "W O IP E IN" THESE Studios ard Photographic Premises have beem Jt. thoroughly renovated and re-fitted with the maxt modern and scientific appliances for the ptqd{$ £ ion at PORTRAITS and PHOTOGRAMBCPICTOTESof ibc HIGHEST CLASS. «■,i,, JAMfcS 45, Wind-street, Swansea. A-fry taw-. Aberystwith. THE Q UK E N' S HOTEL, ON the Marine Terrace facing the Sea, contaiac i ladies' Drawing-room. Library, and nearly 100 Bedrooms. Table d'Hote at 6.30 during the Season* Boarding Terms by the Week for Families. W. H. PALMER, Proprietor, ROYAL VISIT. I THE WELSH COSTUMES to be worn by the Mobility and Gentry on the occasion of the Boy&l Visit of the Prince and Princess of Wates to Swansea, may be obtained of A. GRIFFITHS & SON, Welsh Flannel Manufacturers, 45 & 102, High-street, Swansea. As the demand is so great early Orders are solicited. J. JARVIS, j. ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, &c. YFCL^JLBESMEN'S BOOKS POSTED &1 BALÃNCED !*• PERIODICALLY. j. ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, &c. YFCL^JLBESMEN'S BOOKS POSTED BALANC3J !*• PERIODICALLY. af RENTS AND DEBTS COLLECTEB. •Lira, FIRE, & ACCIDENT INSURANCES HOUSE & GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT. OFFICES :-13, WIND-STREET, SWANSEA. Royal Visit to Swansea. THOMAS SANDBROOK, IRONMONGER AND GAS FITTER, 89, OXFORD STREET, SWANSEA, HAS made arrangements with some of the largest illuminators in London and Birmingham, for tie SUPPLY OF DEVICES, for the coming visit of the PRIKCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. It is desirable that orders be given as early as pMsMe. W. H. HEADDON, PASTRYCOOK AND CONFECTIONER, fl, UNION STREET, SWANSEA. ORNAMENTAL, Savory, Mould, Pound, Madeim* 0 Sultana, Dundee, and Luncheon Cakes. Picnics, Dinners, and Evening Parties Supplied WEDDING BREAKFASTS. BALL SUPPED Tipsy Cake, Trifles, Creams, Ices, and Jellies. CUTLERY AND PLATE LENT ON HIES. FOREIGN AND BRITISH WINES. Mr. ALFRED BUCKNALL, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, CASTLE BUILDINGS, SWANSEA. PLANS'supplied on approval if desired. Terms 5 par p cent. for plans and superintendence, or 21 per t:!S1 for plans only. A Vacancy for an Articled PupiL The Cambrian Hair i lRestorer, FOK Restoring HAIR becoming prematurely Grey to ite Original Colour. This Preparation removes Scurf, ac<i ta stimulating the Scalp, rssists in the Growth of the Hair "II IS NOT A DYE." Prepared only by JOHN T. WILLIAMS, Pharmaceutical Chemig 19, NELSON-STREET, SWANSEA (Estab. 1859) In Bottles, is 6d„ and 2s. 9d. CHARLES A. DAVIES, (Successor to David Davies) HAY AND CORN MERCHANT, STORES-OROHARD STREET, SWANSEA. Delivery in Town and Neighborhood. HALL & Co., COAL AND COKE MERCHANTS, 4, MOUNT STREET, SWANSEA. REDUCTION IN PRICE. LIST OF PRICES Best Large Red Ash Coal. 13s. Od. per ton delfr-e^rf. Thro' 12s. Od. „ Best Small Binding Coal 7s. 6d. Coke 5s. 6d. per load. Delivery at Mount Pleasant and Sketty, Is. per ton arsu, Orders received at the above Address; at 2, Ertssc- land Villas Constitution-hill; and at 51, Ai-gyle-.slxu- MARSHALL & Co. (Late R. Smyth), COAL MERCHANTS, 9, CRADOCK STREET, SWANSEA. Best Large Coal (Red Ash) at 12s. 6d. per ton delivtrefi. „ Thro' „ „ lIs. 6d. „ A Certificate of Weight with every LoadL Blue Lias Lime, White Lime, Limestcx&et and Silicious Fire Cement. B DANIEL JONES and Co. are prepared • Supply the above-named articles at all Stations. Stormy Works, Pyle, near Bridgend. THE PATENT EXHAUST INJECT O R. FOR FEEDING BOILERS OF NON-CONDENSING ENGINES, These Injectors work with EXHAUST STEAM FROM ENGINE ONLL And therefore work with the greatest attainable ECONOMY OF FUEL. For full particulars apply to DYNE STEEL & SON, ENGINEERS, SWANSEA. HOPKINSON'S PIANOFORT E~S" UNSURPASSED IN COMPETITION BY ANT- PK!ZE MEDALS AWARDED, 1851, 1855, 1€€2. 186o, 18b6, 1872, 1875, 1877, 1878, 1879. In 1855 there] were three firms only selected for tke highest awards in the great competition by the worldV makers, and MESSRS. HOPKINSOX M were honoured by being one of the iLzee. In 1S62 two firms only were thus honoured. MESSRS. HOPKINSOM 1.1. being one of the two. In 1878 one firm only was selected by the Judges for the Gold Medal for Great Britain (the highest awardedj- that firm being M ESSRS. HOPKINSOH. NOTE.—As many persons are not aware at mode rate a price they can obtain Instruments of proved and undoubted excellence, they are inviccr ? ",ply for Illustrated Lists to the Principal Music Yv" vases, oe 235, Regent-street, London, W. MONEY LENT WITHOUT SURETIES by the CHARING-CROSS DEPOSIT BAN "v. 28, Bed- ford-street, Strand, London. Est. J870.—to jElOOG daily, in town or country, male or i i. s. on personal security, mortgage of furniture, trad uid fari.i stock, plant, crops, &c., without remova'. Also on deeds, policies, and reversions at 5 per cent. om one month to 14 years. Distance no object. J repayments. £ 250,000 for investment. No good app:_ ;ation refused. Strictly private. Call or write to A. V LIAMS, Manager. 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