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1 Football. j ABEaYSTVi"YTII ▼. NtWTOWN. j VICTORY FOB ACER. j An exciting gaino was witn&saed 011 Good Friday 011 the Vicarage Field between Abarjst- j wyth and Newtown. The earns l.ned out as follows:— Abe.V'Sdwytii—Uiok Crowtuor (captain), Brynley Humphreys, Hopkins Jones, Charlie Ansley, irazik Light, Arthur Rowa, iv. Owen, N. K. Spoonley, John Morgan Jones, T. Gi-i- fiiths, and W. Wright. Newtown—H. Edwards (captain), LI. Edwards, It. Ueune fc, Hugh Humphreys, Wal- ter Lloyd, Tom Lioyd. W. Oweu, R.eg. Smith, 1 Griff Jones, B. Evans, and n. Kirkham. The referee was Mr. Tom Bees, Victoria Hotel. j The game opened quietly. Newtown did the' bulk of the pass ng n the firs half, but the j shooting of their forwards was erratic and they missed many opportunities. Both "earns were faulty in he passing and time and again the ball was passed to an opponent. In the latter part Aberystwyth became more aggressive although there was no improvemen ia their methods, and \Y. Wright opened the score. Newtown d d their utmost to equalise, but their forwards found the home defence very difficult to penetrate. The half time score was Aberystwyth i. 1 Newtown 0 In the second half there was more enthusi- asm a.b() the play. Aberystwyth did most of the pressing in the earlier part, and Tom Griffiths, who is only seventeen ve.-irs of age, scored an excellent goal. Newwn went away with a rush and B. E-vans in a melee beaded the ball into '.be net. The final-score was Aberystwyth 2 Newtorwr* 1 The game was a disappointing one. There was no attempt at comb:nation by 'lie home team esperially, and the forwards of both -teams 1--i-,kc(i judgment. One also could not help being by the inability of the players to trap the ball, and hesitation lost two or three ^ral^ for each side. Newtown, despite the fsc that they were beaten, wore the better team all round. Thev were more open in their phr. hut fai:ed in their finishing touch vrMeh wrs due, no doubt, o the sound- ness of the home defence, the left bank (TTop- kins .Tones'1 boing' vgrv ''afe. The Aberystwyth first line was wenk. The outside right dallied too much wi lv the ball; nevertheless, l.e sent in some fine centres which, however, were not taken advantage of. The centre forward was very disappointing. On one occasion he missed an open goftl, on another he passed the ball to the in-i(le,-rigiii after belting the visitors' back, ..w1 with nnbody but the goalkeeper be- fore him. /I ABERYSTWYTH v. WELSHPOOL. x Foil-Wing the pnme on Good Friday, Aber- ystwyth played Welshpool on Saturday after- noon on f.e Vies'•age fie!d. The 'earns lmed out as follows :—Aberystwyth, Dick Crowther, Brynley Humphreys, Hopkins Jones, Frimk Light, J. Chnm'er!«un, F. Fotfkes, Arthur Rowe, K. Owen, N. K. Spoonley, Toil Gi-ifritlis, and W. Wright. v Welshpool—T). Roberts, T. Owen. L. T. j Humphreys, W. Austin, Griff Jones, Jack Richa-ds, G. Rushgrove, E. Jones, G Di-i m en' P. Ritcv, and F. Chnlloner.. The game was faster than the one between Aberystwyth and Newtown. Comb nation on both sides was good. Peter Riley, the Welshpool inside lef', who is forty-severf years of age, was very tricky and out-played the home defence on several occasions. The first line of the home team was an improvement on the. previous day. Ar hur Rowe played an excellent game. and sent in some beautiful centres, but the Welshpool goalkeeper was not to be beaten. The "Aberystwyth full backs were very reli- able. After Feme mid field play, Aberystwyth got away w'th the ball. W. Wright received a good pass and shot.the ball into the net, scoring the firs1, goal.. During the second half, We]-hpool pressed. The forwards beat the home backs and Peter Riley from a good pass scored. The score remained even for some* time, but W. Wright secured the ball, beat the visiting backs, and scored. The final score I was— Aberystwyth 2- Weislipool 1 Mr. T. W. Rees acted as referee. WEDNESDAY'S v. SATURDAY'S. At Aberystwyth, on Plascrug Flats on Good Friday a football match was played bv '.eams of the Y.M.C.A.-the- Wednesday 'a and -Satur- day's. The teams lined up as follows :-Wed- nesday's, W. Putt (captain), Ambrose Davies, {vice-captain), R. Bowen, Ted WaPers, Eddie Lloyd, Joseph Edwards, Ivor Owen, Willie Davies, Caradog Campbell, Torwerth Jones, and Evan Hughes; and Saturday's, Dai Hughes, (captain), Jos. Edwards (vice-captain), Teddy Edwards, Arthur Hughes, Eddie Phillips, Jack Dawson, Ted Roberts, Teify Jones (secretary), and Osborne Hughes. During the first half the Sa urdays pressed and showed excellent play. Saturday's forward line was in fine form. After hard pressing by the Saturday's a penalty was awarded them. Hughie Jones took it, but withou1, effect. Wednesday's picked up and came down like the Assyrian's on Satur- day's goal, but the rush was broken by the splendid defence of the Saturdays. Saturday's a.fL,er a while were awarded another penalty which was taken by Dai Hughes. The shot was well, aimed and Wednesday's goalkeeper (W. Putt) dashed for it, but the ball richotted from his shoulder as he fell and subsequently found its way inL() goal, adding the first score for Saturdays. After the centre was taken Wed- nesday's showed fine play. They made for their opponents goal, but Llew Jones, the goal- 0' keeper, saved the si uation. Again Saturday's came down and Osborne Hughes, their out- side left, sent a beautiful shot info the net^ and adding the second goal for *he Saturday's. Half-time score was:— Saturday's 2 Wednesday's 0 During the second halt Wednesday's pressed hard and took the ball down to their oppon- ents' goal when Willie Davies received a pass from Ambrose Davies and shooting into goal scored the nrst goal for Wednesday's. R. Bowen, their right full back, played well as did also Evan Hughes, the outsidd right. Hughes saved many a'goal for his team. He also showed himself to be a coming footballer. Wednesday's showed excellent play during the second half, and their forward line had many' hard Vies. Saturday's, however, began to wake up and soon took the ball towards their opponents' goal. After e; citing playing near the goal one of Wednesday's men handled the ball in his ejyntement which gave a J¡ird pen- alty to Saturday's. The penalty was again taken hy Dai Hughes, but this time he shot over Lhe bar. The game soon afterward enaed with the score Saturday's 2 Wednesday's 1 Leading-Seaman Albert Davies was referee, and Messrs. John Hughes and Ned Morgan were linesmen.
. ABERAYRON.
ABERAYRON. A well-attended meeting of county roadmen, about fifty in number, was held on Good Friday when Mr. John George, Ifenllan, was voted to the chair. The Rev T. E. Nicholas addressedi the meeting. It was resolved to ask the County Council to advance the weekly wage to 50s., and to reduce the hours of labour to forty-eight hours. Secretaries and treasurers were appointed. On Thursday a meeting of guarantors was held when it was resolved to open the tennis ground, Mr. E. J. Roberta and Mr. W. J. Jobes, B.Sc., were appointed secretaries. Mr C. J. Hughes, B.A., presided. A CORDIAL GREETING. A memorable- meeting was held at Taber- nacle Vestry on Good Friday to greet the sailors and soldiers home. Tabernacle women Invited all the soldiers and sailors in the town, irrespective of denominational brands, td par- take of the hospitality of the church. They responded joyfully. Funds were spontaneously subscribed, one lady sondlng unsolicited a dona- tion of B5. There were fifty-eight soildiers and sailors present and each brought a friend. The confections were of rare quality. No means had been spared fty voluntary contri- butors and self-devoting labour to produce what was best. The room was brightly decorated. The chief motto at the entrance was "Croesaw fr Bechgyn." The cordiality and goodwill, the hospitality and gratitude, were remarkable. Later, an entertainment of a high order and much fun was given. The Rev. D. Lewis Rees, B.D., pastor, presided. He sang "Pennillion" composed bv himself on topical subjects, which were highly enjoyed. Mr. Owen Williams read a string of verses of his own composition, embodying the feelings of gratification at the coming home of the boys. Blodeuyn Bach" and "Mai" were sung by a party conducted by
! Aberystwyth Rural Council!
Aberystwyth Rural Council! HuADiiAN APPLi'. iPOit iNOKEASiSD j WAGKd. I THE NEvY Gil A [KM AN. I The first"- meet Jug of Aberystwyth ltu,-a Council after the election was neid on Monday, j Th«-ro present Air. 2. J. l\'uns, Criwey- I barcut; Uev> David Jouei LlaftbaUairn; M, ssi-a i J. Jiunee Morgan, Gia&Ii'e&d; Dank-l Lio/d, Llanyciiaiarii; U. W. Lewis, Li-tailiu1; William I Loos, Cyfoevhy ijfenin; W. '1. Lewis, Borih; I II. L. Tl.oiuas, jjrysgagit; J. G. Stephens Lian- c\ m'ehn; J. i £ Hughes, Bow Sweet; JS. J. Williams, GouiauuiaaesniiUvr; R. T. Griffiths, Taiybont; J. L. Pcweil, Cwmrheidol; John Roberts, Uanb-.tdam; W Jlialll Wright, Capel Seioti; Thorny Jcn.g., Cwmystwyth; E. L. Jones, Yaynor Morris Benjamin, Hen- liys; Richard Jones, Llanbadarn Lower; T. Oliver Jen s, Devil's B.idg John Davies, Llan- rnystjd; D. Evans, Lianrhystyd Mefenydd;- VV. 1>. BdJb, Meiindwr; W. Thomas, Pafcel Cano.; Richard Thomas and Abi-ani Jon,es, Tre- feirig; with Mr. Hugh liugi.es, clerk. Eiecti.n of Chairman. On the election of chairman, Mr. E. J. Evans, t'.e iOtinng chaiitnan, said the Council's custom was to elect the vice-chairman. Mr. David Edwards, Dolfor, last year's vice-chairman, had nOt sought re-eiection, and lie maintained that the chairman should be fr. m the Lower Rheidol district, inasmucii as the custom was to elect a chairman from each of the two districts aitern&t-Jy.—Mi'. mas Jones moved that Mr Davici Edwai-ds be made a c-cptc-d member and that he take the chair. There were reasons why Mr. Edwa.ds did not s'k re-;lecti 11.—Mr David Bonner seconded.—Mr. \V. T. Lewis did not ngree with such ,back-d:«pr business. Mr. I -fidiwaids was fr^e to seek re-election, but he j withdrew, stating he did not desire to become a member. Moreover, the re were other men in i the luwer districj. who were as worthy of the iMrair as ilr. Edwards, and there was no ne-id to go outside for a chairman.—After further d scussion, the proposition was carried, Mr. "Richard Jones'being t'e only member to vote against. Soma cf the members, however, sesmod to doubt the legality of the appoint- ment, but the Chairman convinced them that it wa's in order. Mr. -John Roberts moved that Mr 13. L. Jones Cefnh-liilre, be appointed vice-chairman.—Mr. Dan el Liovd seconded.—Mr. i_T. Oliver Jones nto/ved that Mr. W. T. Lewis, Borth, be I appointed.—In reply to a question, the Chair- 'tran said 'Mr. Lewis was the -'oldest nrrnber, but 11d occupied Jones W;-s e. ied. The Housing Question. Oil th?. appointment of a Housing Com- niitle-% Utei e was some discussion on the hous- ing-scheme.—Mr. Bunco Morgan said the principal matter was that of economy which must be exorcised a great d- al in the future.— In teply to a question whether it was com- pulsory to build bous s, the Clerk said the medical officers had sent their reports to the L cal Government Board. Those reports stated t'iat houses were n;cessary, and, no doubt, the Council would be asked to ereCt many more hcuses than it was thought were necessary at fi: st,l. The Council had held its hands to eid avour to get the easiest terrhs possible from the Local Government Board.—The fol- 1. wing comujitiee was rpp-inted :—Mess.s David I Jones, J. Bunce Morgan, R. T. Griffiths, Stanley Lloyd, Thomas Jones, Cwmystwyth, tind E. J. Ev-ans. El etric Lighting. Mr. W. T. Lewis, Borth, asked if any steps were taken by the Government in the matter of electric lighting. Mrs. Lloyd George said recently thrt she intended to make Criccieth one of the most popular health resorts, and he desired to make Borth one of the best seaside resorts; !)ilt tll,,t could not be dene without improvements.—The Clerk replied that the matter was before Parliament. He also be- lieved that a private scheme was under con- sideration locally.—Mr. Lewis urged the Coun- cil o take advantage of the Government scheme, if possible. I Coal Officet. The Committee appointed to consider the salary of the Coal Officer, under the Coal Con- trol Act, recommended that he be granted £10 a year towards his expenses.—Mr. J. R. Hughes protested strongly against the mainten- ance of such an officer, which in his opinion was waste of money.—Mr. R. L. Thomas in- quired who paid the offer's salary.—The Clerk: The Treasury.-Mr'. Thomas: So we can do nothing?—The Chairman: We cAn point out how unreasonable the whole thing is.-No action was taken. I Stone Haulage. Mr. Daniel Jenkins, surveyor drew attention to the desirability of fixing a uniform rate for stone haulage.—Mr. Bunce Morgan moved that 18s. a day be granted for two horses, and 13s. for one horse. At present, when farmers had to pay increased wages, the rate was very reasonable. One of the members thought there would be a dicultffiy to get farmers to do the work at that rate, and Mr. Jones, sur- veyor, said he had failed to get farmers to do the work under 34s. a day.—The rate proposed by Mr. Bunce Morgan was adopted. Roadmen's Wages. The roadmen applied for an increase of wages to E2 a week and that, they be paid every fortnight. The application stated that, the CountyiCounciI workmen received S2 which, according- to several, members, was inaccurate, the wages paid being 32s. 6d.—Mr. B. Morgan said the matter was important, and proposed that the Council go into committee to consider it. He did not wisb the m to work under the minimum. rate; at the same time it was not right to grant them more than the County Councd workmen.—It was agreed to deal with the matter in committee. Wales Slighted. Cardiff City Council asked the Council's sup- port to a resolution asking that Wales should be given the same degree of autonomy in health and insurance matters ss was proposed for Scotland and Ireland in the measure now before Parliament.-ln reply to a question whether the measure, if passed into law, would reduce the present expenditure in connection with insurance, the Clerk said the work would be transferred to London.—Mr Bunce Morgan, while nOt against supporting the resolution, said the expenses, at Cardiff were very high. There were four commissioners who received between them C5,500 a year.-The Council sup- ported the resolution. r--
COUNTY SCHOOL GOVERNORS.!
Continued from previous column. Mr. J. Rowland Jones. 'Dr. D. W. Fenwick Jones, as. humorist in song and as adjudicator of solo singing in a competition confined to soldiers and sailors, was is good as ever. Mr. E. T. Jones,e just home from South Africa, a. member for many years of the famous Tre- orky Male Verde Choir, sang" Will o' the Wisp" and "There's a Land," accompanied by Mr. Gerainf M. Howell. Miss Nesta Howell and Mr. E. T. Jones sanir Flow Gently Deva," and Miss Nesta Howell and Mr. Timothy Davies, Lie Treigla'r Caveri." The pro- gramme was a long one and gave much satis- faction. A vote of thanks was approved, moved by. Alderman J. M. Howell and seconded by Mr. Tom Herbert, one of the brighest of the soldiers, and a. memorable re-union, aptly celebrated, was brought to an end by singing Hen Wlad fy Nhadau." COUNTY SCHOOL GOVERNORS. The first meeting of Governors after the ele. tion was held on Saturday, present Alderman J. M. Howell (chairman). Mrs T. Z. Jones, Miss Lewis, Tyglyn Aeron, Messrs J. Roberts and D. A. Davies, Howell T. Evans, M.A., head- master, and Daniel Jenkins, clerk. The Chairman said the difficulties of the future were that the Board of Education was taking measures to insist on the extra money under Fisher's Act being spent on salaries. Con- sequently, the Governors were as badly off as ever for a reserve to spend on equipment and repairs. The Teacliers' Association was also applying for recognition of the teachers at salaries far above the School's reach. He thought ratepayers should be willing to assist if and when the Governors were able to show the County Council that tney were managing the schools economically and efficiently. A conference of county school managers and teachers was to be held at an earlv date to discuss those matters and Aberayron Gvoernors were invited to name three representatives. It was resolved to comply, and Mrs. T. Z. Jones, Aldermen J. V. Howell and B. Lima Jones were appointed. The appointment of Miss Richards, B.A., as an additional teacher, with qualifications to temeb, Wgraphy,, was confirmed. The salary lsclso. The Chairman expressed the pleasure of the Governors on the appointment of Miss Lewis of Tyglyn Aerorj as governor, and eongratu-, fated Messrs J. Roberts and D. A. Davies 0* their re-appointment.
Cardiganshire Pensions.I
Cardiganshire Pensions. I THE TRAINING OF DISCHARGED MEN. Cardiganshire War Tensions Committee met at l.ampeier, Mr. D. C. Roberts pieoidinjj in the ab.'erce of the Cl.a im.an fMr. J. H. Davies). "i'u<re e also present M ss Grnce L-wls Miss B. Evans, Mrs. A. Griffiths, Mrs. Aneiay, PIJO- fassor V Jenkyn Jeraes the Rev. W. Griffiths, } Messrs C. M. Williams, E. Thomas, G. T. Davies, R. J. R. Loxdale, John Davies, J. W. Davies, D. J. Suer, C. J. Campbell, E. E Ellis, j Mrs M. M. LIG, d, Mr. R. T. Greer. Mr H. M, Vaughan, and Mr J. D. Evans (secretary). The Secretary reported that. E2,280 was paid to soldiers and sailors and their dependants dur- ing the quarter. The Secretary submitted a scheme of re- organisation of the work in the county, and it was agreed that an official should attend Ço a I whole day once a month at Tregaron, Lampeter, I Aberayron, Newcastle Emlyn, and Cardigan for interviews J and that suitable rooms be procured; that advert:semen s be inserted for two addi- tional members on the staff; and that an in- crease of £ 60 per annum be maae m Mr. Evans' that advert:semen s be inserted for two addi- tional members on the staff; and that an in- crease of £60 per annum be maae In Mr. Evans' salary as secretary, in addition to 'he fees paid to him by the Ministry of Pensions as their in- > quiry ofricer. The Secretary explained that as from January 1st, 1919, all expendi ure incurred by the Com- mittee came direct from the Treasury. I The question of office accommodation was discussed, and it was stated tha the Offices )f Work had the matter in hand with a view of taking over the Education Office. The Secre ary stated that in view of the closing down of the Aberystwyth Red Cross Hospital he had made temporary arrangements with Miss R. Ellis, Terrace-road, Aberystwyth, a qualified masseuse, to provide out-pa'ient massage treatment to discharged men in Car- diganshire. That was confirmed, and the Secretary was directed to approach ",1;0 Infirmary Authorities with a view to such treatment being provided at that institution. The question of the tra;ning of discharged men had been considered by the Aberystwyth Sub-committee which recommended to the special «nb-cr>mmittee that schemes be formed in Cardiganshire for the training of dis- charged men in agriculture, weaving, tailoring, fishing, and building construction The Cardigan Sub-commi' tee recommended that the special sub-committee should consider the advisability of a course of tra:ning for dis- charged men in agriculture. and approved of the scheme for a school in fishery. £ ampeter Sub-commi'tee rerommehded that schemes be formed for the training of dis- f charged men in agriculture, sea fishing, tailoring, Reaving, building construction, clog making, and saddlery. The recommendations were arlopted.
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0EVSLS BRiDGi The Rev. Stephen Harri s Lewis' on Good Friday conducted a three h- urs service for the first time at St. lego's Church. On Easter Day holy communion was admin- istered at three services by the Rev. S. H. Lewis. Mr. Wdliam John Davies, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Davies, Dolau, RhosygeIl, won the baritone solo prize for the second year in succession at Goginan chair eisteddfod on Good Friday, and was complimented by Mr. 1". J. Morgan, Aberdare, the adjudicator.
SALEM.
SALEM. The Sunday schools of Siloa, Cwm Merfyn, and Salem met together on Easter Sunday, according to custom dating back over a long period in the history of those churches. This year the children were cat chised 111 Matthew 17, 1—21, by the Rev. J. Llewelyn Borth. Th« Pastor (the Rov. Lb Morgan) and Mr Llewelyn Pastor (the Rov. Lb Morgan) and Mr Llewelyn changed pulpits. The answers showed that the selected Scripture had been well stud ed by several of the scholars. Mr. Llewelyn also examined the children in connection with the Sunday School Union.
PONTERWYD:"
PONTERWYD:" The death of Miss Jennie Morgan, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Morgan, assistant I overseer, Tynffordd, after protracted illness, took place on Good Friday. Miss Morgan was a devoted and zealous member of the C.M. Church. | >
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L Thomas and Sons, Coach Builders, SOUTH GATE, Aberystwyth. BUILDERS OF FLOATS, GOVERNESS I CAM, and TRAPS of every description Agents for Worthington's Oil & Gas Engines ) music. Mr. J. CHAS. McLEAN, F.R.C.O. (Formerly pupil of Sir Waiter Parratt and Sir Frederick Bridge, etc., at the Royal College of Music, London), — f..eMlOD8 in Organ, Piano, Singing, and Theory. PORTMADOC, ABERDOVEY, and BARMOUTH visited during the week. Parkhill, Buarth-road, Aberyntvyfch. -=- Mr. CHARLES PANCHEN, ORGANIST and CHOIRMASTER, St. Michael's Parish Church, Aberystwyth; Son. LocaJ Examiner Scholarship R,O.M., receives puplit for SINGING, ORGAN\ PIANOFORTE FLUTE, and HARMONY. 20, NEW STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. v" '-V.v- I cr LLOYDS BANK:!1 LIMITED, [ with which is amalgamated I THE CAPITAL & COUNTIES BANK, LD. HEAD OFFICE:: 71, LOMBARD STREKT, E.C. 3. I OVER 1,300 OFFICES IN ENGLAND & WALES. I AFFILIATED BANKS; 0 | THE NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED—Hawl Offic*: EDINBURGH. I 124 Branches in the principal Cities and places in Scotland, | THE LONDON AND RIVER PLATE BANK, LIMITED- Head Office 7, PRINCES ST., E.C. 2.. 30 Branches in Argentina, Brazil, Act, Paris, New York and Lisbon. E FRENCH AUXIMASY. LLOYDS BANK (FRAME) kHQ NATURAL PROVINCIAL BANK (FRAIIE) LIFTED, f • OFFICES in LONDON (60, Lombard St., E.C. 3), PARIS (3, Place do TOp^ra T ANTWERP, BIARRITZ. BORDEAUX. BRUSSELS, HAVRE, MAR-'E?MJE5 *«,a NICE. -{ 1"jo.ç, "V""iA. -iô" -9:10\ .N. ,>J.t • -• y^Wave it a I il/T/Qy welcome! I I v BIRD'S Custard and Rhubarb jS 11-^ the luscious Spring dish• | | JJ Never was it'BO welcome, fe I Sw • or so fraught with good jfl as after this trying winter. p /i-ji I ) BIRD'S golden Custard and p t I' j /j Rhubarb just made to go p Jf tog-eth«r — to combine in a f||- fl | delicious dish that lures the H «ye and tempts the appetite. It gratifies the Spring-time pi pi 4 N instinct for something juicy p P < and health-giving. || K »' j | 1 Rhubarb provides an || P lv I' excellent tonic. BIR-VS Custard • P p lij 5, /I adds to it the one thing needed, Jp fe — the invaluable food support, I s whilst it tempers and softens l|| ji any excess acidity. |B a j BIRD S .1 I CUSTARD I ■ with Rhubarb is food, refreshment and i' i health — all combined in one delicious 1 I dish. It's good for children and good 1 H for grown-ups. n S Purity in food is essential to health-EmDs is the Ptira Custard. C313 EDUCATION. THE COUNTY SCHOOL DOLCELLEY. (THE DOLGELLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL). Dr. Ellis"Endowment, A.D. 1 BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL FOOYS. Excellent General Education and Training provided, with special preparation for -he Universities, the Civil Service, and Commorce. Boarders received at tba. Headmaster's House. For Prospectus Fees, etc., apply to ike Headmaster. MEiTHRlNFA PREPARATORY and SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR BORS AND GIRLS, NORTH ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. Principals: Miss Trotter and Mi&s Ballard Williams, M.A., Boarders received. Prospectus on applicaiioB. Glenvyl. House School, Pwllheli. BOARDING and DAY SQHOOL FOR GIRIAT Principal Miss PRENTICE. Prospectus on application. b689 Dr. WILLIAMS' SCHOOL, DOLGELLEY, ENDOWED HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (Boarders and Day Pupils) Preparation for be Central Welsh Board, Oxford Local Examinations, London and Welsh Matriculation, and University* Scholarships. There are three Leaving Exhibitions tenable at places of higher Education, which are awarded annually upon the result of the year's WOI-K. The Buildings aftd Grounds are excellently adapted to secure the health and comfort of the girls. A large new wing Was erected in 1910 to meet the demand for increased accommodation. Fees: Boarding, £33 per annum; Tui ion, 25 So. Tennis, Hockey, Netball, Badminton. For Prospectus apply to the Headmistress, or to Mr. R. Barnett, Dolgelley, Clerk to the Governors. -"1-L Towyn County. r School. rpHE SCHOOL BUILDINGS are large and A commodious and include the ordinary CiMt Rooms, Music Rooms, excellently-equipped Chemical and Physical Laboratories, Science lecture Room, Workshop, Kitphen, and Laundry The Headmaster's House is specially arranged for the accommodation of Boarders, also fcrrangements are made with one of the Mastert, 'or the accommodation of Girl Boarders. P inik are prepared for the Universities, Pro- '"os-sion, and Commercial Life. SUCCESSES. iioudon Inter B.Sc. London Matriculation 4 Wales Matriculation 5 College of Preceptors, Medica! Prsl. 2 Central Welsh Board. Wonours Certificate 1 Higher Certificate 1 Certificate 11 f'-nior Certificate 19 Pitman's Shorthand, Advanced Grade 1 Pitman's Elementary 1 A.6soci&ted Board, of R.A.M. and R.O.M. Higher Division 1 Lower Division 3 Trinity College of London. ge fiuiior Division 3 Preparatory 2 Ren del Exhibition, £10. County Exhibition, 5510. Entrance Scholarship into Cardiff Univer- attY. £15.. Durig the last thirteen years scholarships to the value of £3,645 have been gained by pupils iireet from the School. For Prospectus, Boarding Fees, etc., apply to è Headmaster, or to 8. J. BVAN8, Clerk to the Governors. COUNTY SOHOOLi BARMOUTH.. Hrfidmaa^er: EDMUND D. JONES, M.A. staff JOHN LLOYD, M.A. Miss .MARY DAVIES, B.A. Miss C. E. HUGHES, B.A. Miss M. A. BOWEN. Visiting Teachers in Drawing and Paintiag, Cookery, Shorthand, and Music. Prospectuses, etc., on application to R. LLEWELYN OWEN, Clerk. ii n ■ -=- WBITII >OB CATALOGPB. Kley Bros., Ltd BRANDING STAMP MANUFACTURERS, 118-120, Dale Street, LIVERPOOL. This man is vj.vinj: tinte an4, money by i,-iirkiz out FL XiBLB GMP0- J n 1TMPS. c h « PQ -iiid better i I n-n St ancile. and yoTS e n mark any CasM or B gs ia he time V. U COUl< stencil one. Ellis's Pharmacy Dispensing of English and Foreign Preaoriptioaa. I "Medical and Surgical Requisites. | ROBERT ELLIS, Pharmaceutical Chemist, 63, Ferrace Ro ifi. Tel. 71. ABERYSTWYTH FOR THE BESTI PIANOS, PLAYER-PIANOS. ORGANS, 6ic. Dale, Forty 8 Co., Ltd HIGH STREET, CARDIFF. -aid for Catalogues. TeL 1103 James Morgan, FRUITERIM AND FLORIST, 9 FISHMONGER AND POULTERER, 11, Pier Street, Aberystwyth EGGS. EGGS. EGGS. EGGS. EGGS. EGGS* Bought in any qaaatity for cash. ♦