For best fat steer: 1, J. G. and C. Clement, Sourlage Castle; 2, Mr. Davies, Southgate; 3, W. and G. Bevan, Landiniore. For best fat heifer: 1, MT. and G. Bevan; 2, Mrs. Gordon, Burry Green; 3, J. Davies, Harding Down. For steer (under 2 years): 1, J. Edwards, Southgate; 2, J. G

Public Baking Daily (except Thursdays) at 1 and 6 p.m., and from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sunday. The Bakehouse will be Closed on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesaay at 10 p.m. ; Thursday at 3 p.m.; Friday and Saturday at 11 p.m. tT. El. ST EVENS, MOUNT PLEISANT MEAT SUPPLY. PRIME TIEEF,

Have been well-knewn (for over 50 years) for their never failing curative qualities for Sick Headache, Giddiness, Swelling after meals, Lumbawo, etc. WATERLOO STREET, SWANSEA Puler illll all ki of English and Foreign Herbs, Roots, Barks, Seeds, and Flowers. on but the best kept.

The 24th general meeting in connection with the Swansea Training College, held at the college on Monday afternoon, made occasion for a particularly interesting meeting, aid for a new ceremony—the opening of the new sitting-room for the students, recently completed at a cost ot _

Mr. Mason moved the adoption of the Finance Committee. In doing so, he said that the trading for the month had been most satisfactory. The imports showed an increase of 36 per cent. This was made up of an increase of 9,000 tons of copper and iron ore, and iurther increases in pi

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.and Fowls from York -street. , A Man Washed Overboard. The Swansea Police were' on Monday notified The British barque, Reliance, of Swansea, has of two other robberies in the town—trivial in arrived at San Francisco, and her cartain reports themselves, but going to swell the to

DAY FROM A FARM. FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS. BRANCH-26, WATERLOO STREET.

SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1902