The Cambrian

CASH CO-OPERATIVE PRICES. FINEST AMERICAN CHEESE 0Jd. PER POUND. 2 American Cheese are now in perfection. We recommend our present Stock as the finest to be procured. Detailed Price Lists Free on application. TAYLOR <5c OOMPAISTY, 6, Castle Square, Swansea. I 211, High-street, Swansea, The Tea Exchange. 99 Oxford-street, Swansea. The Dunns, Mumbles. 33', Walter-road, Swansea. 20, High-street, Ilfracombe. THE VICTORIA GAS BURNER, With Holder and Opal Globe, Is. 6d. ONE of the BEST BURNERS yet introduced. A beautiful Clear, Steady Light—does not roar or choke up. To be had only at 18, NELSON STREET, SWANSEA. These Burners will be lit up each evening till 7.30. An Inspection is respectfully solicited. .romisr LEG-G-, Gas Engineer. ESTABLISHED BEDSTEADS^ SPRING MATTRESSES,5 BEDDING. A NICHOLLS & SO N MANUFACTURERS OF ALL CLASS FURNITURE, GOODS MARKED PLAIN. FIVE PER CENT. FOR CASH. UPHOLSTERERS, AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, &c. 1 & 2, PORTLAND BUILDINGS, SWANSEA. (Corner of Portland and Heathfield Streets.) THE SWANSEA HAY & CORN STORES. C H A S A DA VIES, PROPRIETOR. DELIVERY IN TOWN AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. Irish Welsh and English Corn, Gloucester, Hereford, and Carmarthenshire Hay. TRA-DE SUPPLIED- Agent for Spratts' Dog Biscuits. The Treasurer in Account with the Trustees of The Weegfach Colliery Accident Fund," for six and-a-half years, ending September 29th, 1883. Dr Cr. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. To subscriptions received as per B? sundry. Pay^ei?ts- ,a8 Per list puplished in The Cam- ?c?oun £ il1Sio-nn ^am~ brian, May 16th, 1879 .1473 13 6 bnan, May 16, 18<9 35 11 5 Do., May 30th, 1879 8 1 0 Suspense accounts 12 11 0 Mr. John Glasbrook sub- Mr. Magrath, Stamps 3 3 0 scription, 1881 10 0 0 Cambrian advertising 6 5 6 ————— —————— 57 10 11 1491 14 6 By payments widows and To interest, Swan- orphans, detailed account sea Bank 12 3 3 published in The Cambrian, Do., Building May 16th, 1879, up to Society 24 0 0 March 8th, 1879 449 1 6 Do., do., 82 11 6 Payments to widows from ————— 118 14 9 March 15th, 1879, to Sept. —————— 1610 9 3 29th, 1883 (inclusive), 4!, To Cambrian Building Society years, viz :— repaid loan 400 0 0 Mrs. John Griffiths 61 7 0 Working Men's, do., do. 400 0 0 „ Abrabam Bevan 76 1 0 — „ David Thomas, Mid- 800 0 0 die-road 63 2 6 David Anthony 65 9 0 Evan Davies 71 8 0 „ John Prosser 21 8 0 Charles Cooper 47 0 0 David Davies 113 9 6 Isaac Williams 29 15 0 „ John Williams 24 0 0 „ Eliza J. Williams 24 0 0 „ Mary A. Williams 19 16 0 „ Thomas Williams 23 10 0 I „ Dd.Thomas,Cwmba<h 88 17 6 David Williams 100 5 6 Telegram 0 1 0 1278 11 6 By loan, Cambrian Building Society, repaid as per contra 400 0 0 Working Men's do., do. 400 0 0 In hand 2 10 0 By balance at the Bankers. 271 16 10 £2410 9 3 JE2410 9 3 Examined and found correct, JOHN T. D. LLEWELYN-) THOMAS GLASBROOK £ Trustees. October 13th, 1883. JNO. IVOR EVANS ) EDUCATIONAL. UPLANDS SCHOOL, 9 & 10, Glanmor-Terrace, Swansea. Principal-Rev. J. E. MANNING, M.A. Terms on application. THE next Term commences TUESDAY, September 18, 1883. Collegiate School, Swansea. (6, ST. JAMES'S CRESCENT.) Head Master Rev. GIFFORD WOOD, B.D. SCHOOL COMMENCES on TUESDAY, SEPT. 11TH, 1883. Examination Reports for last five years may be had. Tremont House, 6, Walter's Road. HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, CONDUCTED by Miss HIGGINSON, and Miss SCHILD, Beginning*of'Third Term, 1883, September 17th. Prospectuses on application. Academical School, Neath. Principal-J. SWIFT HUMPHREY, Esq., late Assistant Master of Christ's Hospital. ABOUT a dozen boys, thoroughly grounded, and prepared in all subjects (including Navigation and Nautical Astronomy) for Royal Naval Cadets and Engineer Students' Examination, Woolwich Entrance, and Public Schools. Mr. C. M. BILL, ORGANIST & CHOIR MASTER OF HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, Formerly Assistant to the Organist of Llandaff Cathedral, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, 51, MANSEL TERRACE. SWANSEA. Art Classes. THE CLASSES, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Mrs J. C. VYE-PARMINTER, WILL RE-COMMENCE >.n WEDNESDAY, the 19th ^W^er Colour Painting, including Painting Broadway Villa, Walter-road, Swansea.. EDUCATION IN LONDON- MR. CROSS, FORMERLY OF BRIDGEND, RECENTLY received applications to conduct the Vducation of some Pupils from South Wales, but was compelled to decline them at the time. He now desires to state that he has made arrangements to receive a few Boys from his respected and long established connection; and that he will guarantee to them the highest advantages which can be com- manded Mr. CROSS'S residence is most conveniently IEH: Jan be trained precisely in the manner which his future in life demands. The Paddington, W. MR. & MRS. RAATZ, Red House, Calvert Street, Swansea. f|->HE Highest Price given for Ladies,' Gent's, and | Children's Wardrobes Furniture, Carpets, Linen, Ac Old Fashion China bought or exchanged. Town or Country. Terms-Cash. Strictest secrecy observed Foot and Mouth Disease, 1883. THE Foot and Mouth Disease having broken out in JL this town, and the first case having come under my care, I respectfully call the attention of Cattle Owners to the great Success attending my labours during the outbreak in 1871, when I had no less than 700 cases, and was Successful in every case. In contradiction to statements made, 1 beg to inform the public that I am Registered at the Royal College of Veterinary Surg@ons, London. J. C. LONG, VETERINARY SURGEON, 39, New Oxford Street, Swansea. A NEW INDUSTRY CEYLON rWlEA The most enterprising of the 1 planters in the Island jof Ceylon have CEYLON nnEA recently turned their attention to | growing Tea on their Estates with the CEYLON mPA mos,t gratifying results. The quality I produced supplies a need that has CUVT NXJ RRTI? A viz., a Tea possess- EYLON rpEA the flavour of China Tea without weakness, and the fulness of Indian riEYLON FT1EA ^SeWTea°SUaritS fact Y.7 A parts of thn nH?°i exact counter- ^(EYLON RPEA?ND >WLON RPEA «PR*MBYRO'»'»"«»" "> *>™» I, | The cultivation is very rapidly /"WITVLON FT1EA and having arranged for d r ■ supplies of the best qualities, we lose V7 no time in advising the public of this 0EYLON rjlEA new Tea district. CEYLON TEA E. D. & (WS CEYLON rpEA PURE (jeylon rjiEA Ceylon Teas. EYLON rjlEA Write for Samples. EYLON rriEA PRICES: „ /CEYLON rpEA to 3s. per lb J- Carriage paid to all parts. JTJLLIS DAVIES & CO., 44, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL. T^CKITT'^BLUE Has the Name on Every Wrapper gEE THAT YOU GET — Reckitt's Blue T)0N'T ACCEPT ANY BUT~~ Reckitt fc BIUe. pEWASE OF IMITATIONS OF JD Reckitt's Blue. Army Service. YOUNG MEN wishing to JOIN HER MAJESTY'S ARMY will, on application at any Post Office in the United Kingdom, be supplied, without charge, with a Pamphlet containing detailed information as to bhe Conditions of Service and advantages of the Army, as to Pay, Deferred Pay, and Pensions. Great Prospects of Promotion are offered to eligible Young Men. Applications can be made, either personally or by letter, to the Officer commanding the Regimental District at Cardiff, or to the nearest Volunteer Serjeant Instructor or other Recruiter. Recruits, if eligible, can be enlisted for any arm of the Regular Service they may select. SALES BY AUCTION. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, BY Mr. J. M. LEEDER, At the CAMERON ARMS HOTEL, High-street, Swansea, on TUESDAY, the 30th day of OCTOBER, 1883, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, THE following LEASEHOLD PROPERTY:- LOT I.-All that LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate and being Number 19, Northampton Place, Swansea, in the County of Glamorgan, now in the occupation of Mr. Chamings, as yearly tenant. This lot is held for a term of 99 years, from the 24th day of June, 1850, at the apportioned yearly ground rent of £ 4. LOT 2.—All that Leasehold SHOP or DWELLING- HOUSE, situate in Goat-street, Swansea, aforesaid, in the occupation of David Jones, as yearly tenant. This lot istheld for a term of 99 years, from the 29th day of September, 1839, at a yearly ground rent of All 11s. LOT 3.—All that LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, with the market garden held therewith, containing about two acres, called Tremore Cottage," situate on the north side of the Mumbles Road, near Blackpill, in the occupation of Messrs. John and William Shaw, or their assignee, under an under- lease for the term of 32 years, from the 27th day of September, 1860, at the yearly rent of £29. This lot is held for a term of 50 years, from the 29th day of September, 1842, at a yearly ground rent of JE4. LOT 4.—All those two LEASEHOLD MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, situate and being Numbers 7 and 8, Clilton-row, Swansea, aforesaid. This lot is held under a covenant and agreement con- tained in a lease of the property by the late Calvert Richard Jones, and his mortgagee to grant a lease for the term of 99 years, to be computed from the 24th day of June, 1822, at the yearly ground rent of 92 5s. For all further particulars apply to Austin Williams, Esq., Solicitor, Castle street, or of the Auctioneer, Oxford-street, Swansea. Postponement of Sale. THE SALE of the LLANGENNECH IRON and JL TIN-PLATE WORKS, advertised to take place on WEDNESDAY, the 31st inst., has been POSTPONED. TRIBE, CLARKE & CO., Auctioneers, Swansea. To Hotel-Keepers and Others. Messrs. TRIBE, CLARKE, and Co. Have been instructed by the Swansea Castle Hotel Company (Limited), TO OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At an early date, ALL those LEASEHOLD PREMISES, known as the Castle Hotel," situate in Wind-street, Swansea, and long known as one of the best family and commercial Hotels in the Town, with good cellerage, stabling, coach-houses, and a commodious back Pre- mises, with the Swansea Club adjoining. Further par- ticulars will appear in future advertisements, and may be obtained of the Auctioneers, or from Messrs. Collins and Woods, Solicitors, Swansea. IN LIQUIDATION. Dumfries Hote^ £ embr oke Dock. TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND OTHERS. Messrs. TRIBE, CLARKE & CO., WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the DUMFRIES HOTEL, PEMBROKE DOCK, On FRIDAY, the 2nd day of NOVEMBER, 1.883, THE whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &E., comprising— BILLIARD ROOM. -2 billiard tables, with cues, rests and scoring boards, &c., seats, easy chairs, mahogany table, carpet, mats, &c., &c. SITTING ROOM.—Piano, mahogany dining table, card table, ladies' work table, chairs, easy chairs, sofa, pier giass, pictures, window pole and rings, curtains, carpt>t, fender irons, &c., &c. BAR. -The whole of the glass, spirit jars (ornamental), copper measures, and all the trade requisites. BEDBOOMS.—Iron bedsteads, palliasses, jiattresses, feather and other beds, bolsters and pillows, blankets, sheets, &c., washstands, ware, dressing tables, chests of drawers, toilet glasses, pictures, poles and rings, curtains, carpets, hearth rugs, fenders, fire irons, &c., &c. The contents of the Smoke Room the usual kitchen and culinary utensils. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock punctually. There will be no reserve. Cash at close of sale. 11, Templ3-street, Swansea. SECOND ANNUAL SALE. Wimmerfield Farm, Sketty, near Swansea. Mr. CHAS. HUGHES Has been instructed by Mr. J. Pugh Davies TO SELL BY AUCTION, At the above Farm, On MONDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1883, THE STOCK, CROPS, IMPLEMENTS. &C. Luncheon at 11. Sale to commence at 12.30. Auctioneer's Offices, Oxford-street, Swansea. Monthly Sale of Horses, &c. Mr. CHARLES HUGHES WILL SELL BY AUCTION, At the CAMERON HORSE REPOSITORY, Cameron Arms, Hotel. Higb Street, Swansea, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30th, 1883, THE following useful and Valuable HORSES, CAR- RIAGES, HARNESS, &c., comprising ;— LOT I.-Bay Pony, with Black Points, 11 £ hands, rising 4 years, good in saddle and harness and warranted sound. 2.-Iceland Pony, 12 hands, 6 years old, quiet with children, and good in harness. 3.—Bay Pony, 12 hands, 4 years old, warranted sound 4.—Handsome Bay Pony with Black Points, 13 hands 4 years old, broken to saddle and harness. 5.-Dark Bay Cob, 13.1 hands, 7 years old, warranted good in saddle and harness. 6.-Roan Cob Mare, 14 bands, 7 years old, quiet to ride and drive, carries a lady, and believed to be sound. 7.—Bay Cob, about 15 hands, 5 years old, good in saddle and harness, and quiet. S.-Roan Colour Horse, 15 hands, 6 years old, thorough good worker, and sound. ° t.-Bay Cart Horse, It 2 hancta goad worker. 10!—Dark Bay Mare, 15 hands, good ia saddle and harness. 4 Wheel Phaeton in splendid condition. Small 2-wheel carriage. Light spring ctrt. Spring trap, nearly new. Several sets of carnage and cart harness, saddles, bridles &c. Each horse to be in the yard by 10 a.m. morning of Sale, provided with a halter. Sale to commence 2.30 p.m. Future Sales the last Tuesday in every month. Auctioneers Offices, Oxford-street, Swansea. Caergynydd Fawr Farm, Waunarlwydd, near Swansea. (One mile from Gower Road, Dunvant, and Cockett Stations.) Mr. CHARLES HUGHES Has been instructed by Mrs. Jennet Davies who is leaving the farm, to SELL BY AUCTION At the above place on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31st 1883. THE whole of the STOCK, CROPS, IMPLEMENTS &C. Six Months' Credit will be given on sums of £ 2 and upwards on approved security, or discount for cash Luncheon at 11 o'clock, Sale to commence at 1? Auctioneer's Offices, Oxford-street, Swansea. Sale of Valuable Leasehold Double Licensed Premise at Swansea. remises Mr. CHARLES HUGHES H»s Jenttaf i°iSttit0t TO SELL BY AUCTION, At the OXFORD £ eet, Swansea, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, 1883, (Subject to such oonditions as shall then and there be read), THE following valuable LICENSED PREMISES viz., all that valuable LEASEAOLD PUBLIC- HOUSE and Premises, known as the Miers Arms situated in St. Thomas, Swansea, containing spacious bar, smoke room, two kitchens, roomy cellars, six bed- rooms, spacious yard and stable, with side entrance. Near the premises are situated the East Dock, Mid- land and Great Western Railway Stations, and is undoubtedl one of the best positions in the neighbour- hood to command an excellent trade, and is certainly worthy the attention of capitalists. Held for a term of 99 years from the 29t'h day of September, 1153, at a ground rent of £ 3 10s. per annum. Sale to commence at 3 p m For further particulars apply to G*. j. L Morgan Esq Solicitor Swansea, or to the Auctioneer, Brick Buildings, Oxford-street, Swansea SALES BY AUCTION. Victoria Auction Mart, Oxford-street, Swansea. Messrs. BEYNON and LEWIS, Have been instructed TO SELL BY AUCTION, On the above Premises, on WEDNESDAY, October 31st, 1883, A valuable consignment of second-hand HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE and Effects. Auctioneers Offices, Victoria Chambers, Oxford- street, Swansea. Victoria Auction Mart, Oxford-street, Swansea. IMPORTANT SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK OF FURS AND SEALSKIN GOODS. Messrs. BEYNON & LEWIS Have been instructed to SELL BY AUCTION At their Mart, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1883. AN attractive assortment of choice FURS, SEAL- SKIN GOODS, RUGS, MATS, &c„ consisting ot rich Winter furs, sealskin paletots of the latest stvle, fashiouable -dolmans and circular cloaks, lined with Siciliau silk, Cashmere, &c., a great variety of shoulder capes from 14in. to 20m. deep of sealskin, skunk, racoon, bear, lynx, Tartary goat, fox, &c,, a number of sets of jacket trimmings of exceptionally fine quality, flounc- in«8, chest protectors, muffs and tippets of Russian sable, sealskin, chinchilla, &c., bag muffs, &c., an exten- sive assortment of carriage and railway rugs, perambu- lator covers, hall mats, hearthrugs, toilet mats, &c., of wolf, badger, tiger, leopard, racoon, Australian and American opossum, wombat, panther, jennet red, grey, and silver fox, polar bear, African lynx, otter, skunk wolverene, wallaby, Tartary goat, brown and black bear; also, a variety of other goods well adapted for the coming season. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock a.m., and Seven o'clock p.m. The whole will be laid out for inspection on Thursday, November 1st, from 2 till 7 o'clock p.m., and Catalogues may be had on application to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Victoria Chambers and Mart, Oxford-street, Swansea. COCKETT, NEAR SWANSEA. Important Sale of Leasehold Dwelling-houses. Mr. F. G. GOUGH WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the MARQUIS ARMS INN, near the Cockett Railway Station, on TUKSDAY, Nov. 6th, 1883 (subject to such conditions as shall be then read, and in one or more lots), ALL those THREE newly-erected LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES with thair appurtenances, situate near the Railway Bridge, Cockett, aforesaid, and which are now in the respective occupations of Mr. Philip Evans, Mr. John Roberts, and Mrs. Margaret Fiancis, at rental producing in the aggregate JE27 6s. Od. per annum. The Premises have a frontage of 4i ft. 6in., and a depth of 150 feet, and are held under Lease for the unexpired term of 98 years, from the 29th September last,subject to the yearly Ground Rent for the whole of £3 lis. 3d., which will be apportioned should the property be sold in move than one lot. The Freehold may be bought at 24 years purchase if desired. A large portion of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. Sale to commence at 7 p.m. For further particulars apply to Mr. D. Rewbridge, Upland-terrace, Pontardulais, to the Auctioneer, 13, Murray-street, Llanelly, or to the undersigned, S. Home, Solicitor, Vaughan-street, Llanelly. Dated 17th October, 1883. TOWN OF NEATH. Sale of FREEHOLD PROPERTIE3. MESSRS. LEWIS, BROS. Are instructed by Mr. S. Samuel, executor of the late Mr. Lazarus Samuel, TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the CASTLE HOTEL, NEATH, On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1883, At 2 30 p.m., subject to conditions of sale to be then produced, THE following valuable FREEHOLD PROPER- TIES, viz- LOT 1.—All those Three Dwelling Houses, being Nos. 31, 32, and 33, Wind-street, Neath, producing a gross annual rental of JE33 16s. Od. LOT 2.—AH those Two Dwelling Houses, being Nos. 29 and 30, Wind-street, adjoining lot 1, producing a gross annual rental of JE11 14s. Od. LOT 3.—All those Two Dwelling Houses, being Nos. 16 and 17, High-street, Neath, producing a gross rental of Xll 14s. Od. LOT 4. All that Shop, Dwelling House and Premises, being No. 15, High-street, Neath, now let at the very low rent of £ 9 2s. 0d. per annum. LOT 5.-All those Two Dwelling Houses, being Nos. 13 and 14, High-street, Neath, prodncing a gross rental of £15 12s. Od per annum. LOT 6 —AH those Two Dwelling Houses, being Nos. 14 and 15, The Latt Neath, producing an annual rental Of X13. LOT 7.—All those Two Cottages, situate and being Nos. 3 and 4, Francis' Court, The Latt, and producing a rent of X8 16s. Od. a year. LOT 8.—All those Two Cottages, situate and being Nos. 1 and 2, in Francis' Court, The Latt, yielding a gross annual rental of £ 13, together with a small plot of ground adjoining and unoccupied. LOT 9. All those Two Dwelling Houses, situate and being Nog. 10 and 11, the Latt, and adjoining, the Friends Chapel producing JE13 per annum. LOT 10. All those two Cottages, situate at the back of Lot 9, and being Nos. 4 and 5, in Castle Court, pro- ducing £10 8s. per annum. LOT 11—All those Three Dwelling-houses, being Nos. 7, 8, and 9 the Latt, Neath, producing a rental of.ei910s.a.year. LOT 12.-All those Three Cottages, situate at the rear of Lot 11 and being Nos. 1, 2, and 3, in Castle Court, and let at rentals amounting to £1512s. per annum- LOT 13. All those Six Dwelling Houses, being Nos. 26 and 27 Castle-street, and Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4, in Samuel s buildings, together with the bakehouse, with two ovens, adjoining thereto, producing a rental of £44 4s. per annum. LOT 14. All those Two Shops and Premises, situate and being Nos. 4 and 5 Glamorgan-street, Neath yielding an improveable rent of X27 6s. a year. LoT„ VTA11 that Dwelling House, being No. 15 in Samuel s -Buildings, let at £ 6 10s. a year. LOT 16.—All those Three Cottages, being Nos. 6, 7, and 8, m Samnel's Buildings, producing an annual rental ot L15 12s. LOT 17—AU those Two Cottages, being Nos. 9 and 10, in Samuel's Buildings, producing a rental of £ 10 8s. LOT 18.—-All that compact and roomy Dwelling- house, No. 11, in Samuel's Buildings, and let at 48 16s. a year. LOT 19.-All that Plot of Building Land, situate at the north end of Samuel's Buildings, containing by admeasurement about 4650 square feet, together with the erections, including a stable producing 3s. 6d. per week, now standing thereon, access to which can be had from Castle-gtreet and James-street. LOT 20.-All those Four Cottages and Premises being Nos. 12, 13, 14, and 15, in Samuel's Buildings, let to respectable tenants at rentals amounting to £ 31 4s. per annum LOT 21—All those Three Cottages, being Nos. 16, 17 and 18, in Samuel's Buildings, producing a rental of JE20 16s. a year. LOT 22.—All those Two Cottages, being Nos. 19 and 20, in oi?Ue^'8 Buildings, and yielding an annual rental of £13. LOT 23.—.All that Coach-house, with steble and hay lot, and the shed adjoining, adjacent to Lot 22, and of the annual valu« 0f £ 8 16s. The whole of the above being Freehold, and of a readily lettable description, this sale offers an oppor- tunity for safe and profitable investments rarely met with. Further particulars may be had of the Auctioneers, at their offices at Neath and Aberavon; and of Mr. M. Scale, solicitor, Neath. September 18th, 1M3 Howell's Charity, Llandaff School. APPLICATIONS for VACANCIES for Two Orphans on the Foundation will be considered by the Local Governors at their Monthly Meeting, on the 6th day of DECEMBER next. Forms of application may be obtained from Mr. Waldron, Cardiff, the Clerk to the Local Governors. The Inmates of the Foundation will be instructed, clothed, and maintained at the expense of the Charity. The course of instruction includes the principles of the Christian Religion, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, History, Music, Drawing, and Languages. The Girls are also taught Needlework, and to cut out and make their own clothes. All applications must be sent to the Clerk before the 24th day of NOVBMBER, or they will not be laid before the Governors on the 6th day of December next. By Order of the Governors, C. WALDRON, Clerk. 74, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, 1883. SWANSEA HIMCIPU ELECTIONS. To the Burgesses of the West Ward. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— TpHE period for which you elected me to represent JL you in the Council will expire on the 1st proximo, and I again place my services at your disposal for a further period after that date. EDWARD BATH. Brynymor, October 11th, 1883. To the Electors of the West Ward, Swansea. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— rpHE time for which you Elected me a Councillor is I- now drawing to a close, and, if it be your will, I shall be glad to serve for a further period. I am, yours obediently, EDWARD HENRY BATH. BOROUGH OF SWANSEA. To the Burgesses of the South Ward. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, MY term of office as one of your Representatives in the Town Council, will expire on the 1st Novem- ber next, when I intend again to seek re-election. Having occupied a seat at the Council for upwards of thirty years, my views upon local matters must be well known to you, and, therefore, it is unnecessary for me to address you at any great length. I, however, think it my duty to inform you that in the immediate future the Council will have to consider and decide upon matters which will determine the question of the pros- perity of the Borough or otherwise. I allude more particularly to the water supply. Our present system is in my opinion a disgrace to any com- munity. Over £ 200,000 of public money have been spent in abortive works, and we are now in the un- enviable position of having one reservoir with a leaky embankment, and another without any available water- shed. In my seat at the Council I publicly denounced the construction of the Blaenantddu Reservoir in its present position, and if the Council had then listened to my words of warning, £100,000 of public money would have been saved. I have lately, in the public interest, printed and circulated a Pamphlet dealing with the blunders of the Council, and the extravagant and costly manner in which the money of the Ratepayers has been frittered away, and I think I can fairly claim to have conclu- sively shown that no less a sum than jB300,000 of public money has been squandered and irretrievably lost I am now, in consequence, threatened with legal proceedings by Mr. Edward Cousins, the late Borough Surveyor. No threats, however, will induce me to suppress what the public should know, and what I believe to be true Should you again honour me with your confidence, I shall give my best attention to any public works that may tend to benefit the community, but I shall not hesitate to denounce either men or measures, when, in my opinion, they are unworthy of public support. I am, your obedient servant, JOHN GLASBROOK. Russell House, Swansea, 11th Oct., 1883. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. To the Electors of the South Ward. LADIES AND GBNTLEMEN, Having unexpectedly been requested by a large number of Burgesses to become a Candidate for a seat in the Town Council, I have consented, and there- fore place my services at your disposal. Permit me to state that if you honour me with election, I will give the necessary time and the fullest consideration to all measures that will tend to enhance the prosperity of the Town and Port. Believe me, yours faithfully, ALBERT MASON, (POWLESLAND AND MASON.) Adelaide Chambers, Swansea, October 10, 1883. To the Burgesses of the North Ward. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— THREE Years ago you were so good as to give me your confidence, and to send me as one of your Representatives to the Borough Council Chamber. I venture to hope that my humble services and efforts have given you satisfaction, and that you will see fit to extend your confidence to me for a further term. Should you do so, you may rely on my ardent desire to serve the best interests of your Ward, and of Swansea generally. I have the honour to remain, Your faithful Servant, JOHN CADY. Park View, Swansea, 18th October, 1883. St. Thomas's Church, Swansea. BUILDING IFTXISriD. THE Committee earnestly appeal for Donations, or Subscriptions which may be spread over a period of Three Years, to this Fund. The Site is conveyed, the Plans are approved, and it is hoped that sufficient money will be forthcoming to enable the Committee to start the Building. Any sums will be most thankfully received and acknowledged in The Cambrian by the Secretary, the Rev. T. P. Stevens, St. Thomas, Swansea. Donations and Subscriptions already promised. £ s. d. J. C. Richardson, Esq.500 0 0 A. R. Greenfell, Esq 50 0 0 Rev. S. C. Morgan, D.D. 31 10 0 Miss Mary Grenfell 31 10 0 Dr. E. B. Evans 31 10 0 David Thomas, Esq. 31 10 0 E. Player, Esq 25 0 0 F. S. Bishop, E«q 21 0 0 Mrs. Llewellyn 15 15 0 Iltid, Thomas, Esq. 15 15 0 Claud, G. Grenfell, Esq. 15 15 0 Walter, Lewis, Esq. 15 15 0 Rev. T. P. Stevens 15 15 0 R. D. Burnie, Esq, 10 10 0 J. Perry, Morgan, Esq 10 10 0 Edward Bath, Esq. 10 0 0 A Well-Wisher 10 0 0 Flower Sate. 910 0 John Lewis, Esq. 9 9 0 Mr, J. Roskell 6 6 0 Mr. W. Walters 6 6 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ace 6 0 0 Mr. H. A. Peacock 6 0 0 Mr. D Rees 6 0 0 Mr. T. Rees 6 0 0 Mr. C. Pearce 6 0 0 Trevor C. Edwards, Esq 5 5 0 Mr. McKim 5 5 0 Lady Wolverton 5 0 0 E. N. Bellingham, Esq 5 0 0 Mr. Ching 5 0 0 Mr. W. Davies 4 10 0 David Lewis, Esq. 3 3 0 Mr. E. Francis 3 3 0 Mr. J. Morgan 3 3 0 Rev. R. LI. Gwynne 3 3 0 Mr. H Morton 3 0 0 Mr. G. Perkins 3 0 0 Mr. John Reed 3 0 0 Mr. W. Rees 3 0 0 Mr. David Davies 3 0 0 Mr. G. Edwards ]'t' 3 0 0 Joseph Hall, Esq. 2 2 0 Trevilian Jenkin. Esq. 2 2 0 Rev Hugh Williams 2 2 0 Mr. J. J. Lace 2 2 0 Mr. John Davies 20 0 Mr. David Jenkins 2 0 0 Mr. James Kent 2 0 0 Mr. John Owen 2 0 0 Mr. W. H. Owen ••• ••• 2 0 0 Mr. John Williams 2 0 0 Mr. Robert Williams ••• 1 10 0 Mr. Taylor S3 1 1 0 Mr John Bowen 10 0 Mr. R. Baker 10 0 A. C 1 0 0 Mr. D. Davies 1 0 0 Mrs. Davies 1 0 0 Mr. Wm Jones 1 0 0 Mr. G. R. Davies 1 0 0 Life Association of Scotland. Founded 1838. Funds £ 2,610,605 Annual Revenue £ 451,304 Claims and Bonuses Paid £4,335,729 BONUS SYSTEMS. SPECIALLY arranged with the view of Personal S Benefit to the Policy holders during life. LONDON-5, Lombard Street, and 123, Pall MalL EDINBURGH-82, Princes' Street. Blue Lias Lime, White Lime, Limestone and Silicious Fire Cement. B DANIEL JONES and Co. are prepared to • Supply the above-named articles at all Railway Stations. Stormy Works, Fyle, near Bridgend. HOTELS. TJEiB SHER WOOD HOTEL ADAM STREET, STRAND (Near Charing Cross,) LONDON, W.C., HAS just been entirely RE DECORATED a vp ENLARGED. Private Sitting Rooms. Tariff on Appricatiar, PROPRlETOR-W. H. PRUST (LATE OF SWANSIU|L Aberystwith THE QUE EN' is H O T E L+ ON the Marine Terrace facing the Sea, cooSsafi. Coffee Rooms, Ladies' Drawing-room, Libraryv nearly 100 Bedrooms. Special Arrangements during the Winter Pdonttw, Boarding Terms by the Week for Families. W. H* PALMER, Proprietor. MRS. ROBERT THOMAS BEGS to inform her late Husband's Patienk Friends that the Practice carried on by him for (Jbs past Sixteen Years will be continued under the Mzmga- mentof Mr. ALFRED F. BAUDRY, L.D.S., England, amZ she hopes to receive their kind Patronage and Support. 5, Northampton-place, Swansea. Swansea Improvements and Tramways T Company. HE Directors are now prepared to SELL a LLntfei quantity of the Debentures of this Company fKMEttag; 5 per cent. interest. Application to be made to (ice Secretary, 4, Copthall Buildings, London, or.te the* Manager, St. Helen's Depot, Swansea. Removed to Worcester Place. Mr. ALFRED BUCKNALL, ARCHITECT A.ND SURVEYOR, PLANS supplied on approval if desired. Terms 3 peK cent, for plans and superintendence, or 2J pcr«a £ for plans only. A Vacancy for an Articled Pupil. BIRDS ^ISTID A -NTTTVT A TJSL PRESERVED SCIENTIFICALLY, NI ANIMAL SKINS and Furs Dressed, Rugs Liaad 4id made up, Hand and Fire Screens, &c., by J. CORDING, NATURALIST, No. 42, ROYAL ARCADE, CARDIFF* Glass Shades, all sizes, for Clocks, Statuettes, ok Dressmaking and Millinery. MRS. 1ST ASH, Clifton House, 21, Walter's Terrace, Walter EsaC. LADIES' Own Materials Stylishly and Faskiiish4 t J Made. Fit Guaranteed. Charges Moderate MATT. JONES, — MARINE ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, OYSTERMOUTH, SWANSEA. Hulls, Engines, and Boilers Inspected & Repairs Yiiroetl First Board of Trade (Admiralty) Competency Certificates. Estimates and Plans for Compound Engines &&f. Boilers. SWANSEA HOUSE COAL DEPOT, LOW LEVEL, SOUTH DOCK. Entrance Opposite Swansea Gas Works, Officcs- -23, BELLEVUE STREET. PROPRIETOR—THOMAS WILLIAMS. LIST OF PRICES. Per TEI DelirecejL Best Large Red Ash Coal. 14ju Best Thro 13&. ffrfi. Best Smiths' Coal &.6<6. Mount Pleasant and beyond the Toll Gates, Is. per ton extra. Manager, Mr. W. MANATON, 69, St. Helen's Rud. Swansea. TERMS OF CREDIT—ONE MONTH. The Cambrian Hair Restorer* EOIl Restoring HAIR becoming prematurely Grey to 8k Original Colour. This Preparatiou removes Scurf, taJL stimulating the Scalp, assists in the Growth of the Hair "IT IS NOT A DYE." Prepared only by JOHN T. WILLIAMS, Pharmaceutical Ckefnit^ 19, NELSOX-STREET, SWANSEA (Estab. 18591. In Bottles, is 6d., and 2s. 9d. FLO "W" E IR, S THE BEAUFORT NURSERY COMPAKTE, BLACKPILL, SWANSEA, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT BOUQUETS, WREATHS, &c., SUPPLIED TO ORBBK, PALMS FOR DECORATIONS ON HIRE OR FOR R.JG Orders by Post Receive Prompt Attention. Visitors are respectfully invited to see the Be&at. jbfl Flowers. George Wilkinson Walters, (Late West of England Bank,) ACCOUNTANT, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 11, FISHER STREET, SWANSEA. RENTS AND DEBTS COLLECTED. The Subscription N. B. Appum Meetings will be tions^ for Stumi held at Messrs. «an he made to HILL and Co.'s O m Offices, London fc/ o ec ane8' House, Castle-st., |3jl Jfl Swansea, on the £ 1,000 and. q*- THIRD FRIDAY in wards ready to OR every month. advanced. SWANSEA BpROUGH PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY Shares, £100. Monthly Subscription, 10s. per Share. CHAIRMAN-Mr. THOMAS HARRIES, HeathfietL TREASURER—Mr. WILLIAM DAVIES, Bank ViB*_ SOLICITOR—JENKIN JONES, Esq., 5, Fisher-sfcrset SURVEYOR—Mr. WILLIAM WATKINS, RusseiUtrw*L BANKERS—THE GLAMORGAN BANKING CXJMF1L SECRETARIES^ B. JOHNS, Uplands. I Mr. S. HILL, Castle-street, Swansea Rock Permanent Building Society. ESTABLISHED 1877. Head Office-1B, UNION-STREET, Swvisvu THE above Society is prepared to ADVAKOf MONEY on the Security of Freehold, Leasebwit or Copyhold Land or Houses, repayable by easy iaaia: ments, to suit borrowers, at any time from Ctee £ » Twenty Years. Interest charged £ 6 the amoatf 34 which is reduced every year in proportion to the »mn—» of principal refunded. SHARES £ 100, issued daiT* DEPOSITS of £ 1 and upwards received at any tiW bearing interest of £ 5 /Q payble half-yearly, Chairman—Rev. B. WILLIAMS, Canaan. Trnnr>i Mr. THOMAS ROBERTS. Managing Secretary- T. H. DAVTBL £ *1. dS'99° re?'ly to be Advanced by The British National Thrift Buildinir sLietm CHIEF OFFICE-CENTRAL CHAMBE^GoafrSS?* Swansea CHAIRMAN Mr. Councillor DANIEL JONES, Deem shire House, Bryn-road, Swansea. TREASURER: Mr. HENRY CAVE, Caer-street, Sirtm*. SOLICITORS Messrs. BEOR and PLANT, York-p'J- SURVEYORS Messrs. THOMAS, WATKINS JENKINS, Swansea. BANKERS: The GLAMORGANSHIRE BANKLHC COMPANY, LIMITED, Swansea. Shares JS25 Each. ENTRANCE fee Is. per share. Subscriptions borrowing, 2s. 6d. per share per month* mttmr borrowing, 48. 6d. Shares may be taken up at any tlllle. A limited number of paid up shares bearing intereet at 5 per cent. per annum will also be issued at an entcaae fee of 2a. per share. For further particulars, apply to Chas. V. Ccafc Secretary. South Wales Storing Company (Limited^ DWAQSca, WAREHOUSES • NORTH, SOUTH, AND PRINCE OF WAT** DOCKS, SWANSEA. WALX« OFFICE: Nos. 1 TO 8, LITTLE WIND STRFFT OR STORING all kinds of IRON, ORES, TTR F0TliTpSsallanklndtSb°f M ™ f a TO I anc| other Exports and £ of South Wales generally, and issuing Warrant therefor. Collecting, receiving, delivering landi* and shipping as agents, at inclusive charges.' MANAGING DIRECTORS: RONALD E. BILL. R. K. BOUSFIELD. LOCAL BANKERS THE SWANSEA BANK (LIMITED). LONDON BANKERS Messrs. BOBARTS, LUBBOCK, &