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.Treherbert Tags.
Treherbert Tags. A little while ago, three budding Wolfes went to Llwynypia to visit the Swirnr,aing Baths. When they got there thev had a. "suck in," for the baths were closed, they (the Wolfes) having been pumped up" that the baths were open. Treherbert Athletic Cricket Club won their first match of the season on Satur- day at the expense of Ferndale Juniors, who were defeated by the small lead of ,2 runs. Hard lines, Ferndale! Well played, Treherbert! A staunch Liberal recently said to his friends that the Unionist Government had no policy re unemployment,. For once he is mistaken, for is it not the Unionist's policy to provide unemploy- ment for the present Government? People occupying new houses are repeatedly told that sliced onions scat- tered about the room will absorb the odour of new paint. Why, of course! and a broken neck will likewise cure neuralgia. What Pricethe Treherbert Soccer team which recently made a draw with the Treorchy Thursdays. Our full-backs broke up the attack like Glass,'5 and by their Stone-wall" defence they might both have been Masons." People were so deeply concerned with other things going up last week, owing to the Budget, that our roadmen appa- rently hadn't time to "keep down" the dust. We noticed last week that the Treorchy town clock was ten minutes fast. Since then, it seems, it has gone so fast that the hands have become loose and have run off. It must have- been, going Li Furhersly" (furiously). There haa been trouble among our married women again. Most of these women have made up their minds that they are chained "to missing-links." That's why so many" cuffs" are knock- ing about. We always hear local tobacconists pipe enough about their poor profits, and their arguments tend to fag us but still 'tis they who pouch the extra halfpenny on each ounce. A little while ago, a man (not an Irish- mas either) informed us that he never reads any of these paragraphs unless he finds on perusing them that there are jokes in them.
Ystrad Yaps.
Ystrad Yaps. The Tumps" have now taken out a contract with a local grocer for- the sale of all their egeps." Seeing that they have a "Chick" in their midst, the grocer should be well supplied. (N .B. A Chick is not the only bird who lays eggs," although it (P) sometimes hatches a brood of ducks "). Who is the young lady who has developed a fad for taking a little ramble in the early morning? We know a young man who uninten- tionally rang a bell last Saturday night, but the companion of another belle" soon hauled him up and made him "beau" (bow). A toffisb young man asked the conductor of a very full car if the Noah's Ark was full, and was politely told to step inside, as only one ass had yet arrived. At a recent concert, one- artiste went down so low that only those in the vestry heard his bottom note. Last Saturday night, a young man named" George" was asked to "move on," but for some, reason or other he said he could not risk making a Budge-yet." Our old bachelors are suddenly convert- ing themselves into electric machines at any rate, they have become very fond of sparking lately. The number of people who faint has already decreased. ('Tis true brandy has risen a penny per glass). This same reason may cause a dearth of cherries during the next few months.
Porth Jottings,
Porth Jottings, The Porth Carnival is likely to assume far greater dimensions this year than hitherto. A very interesting programme is being worked up for the occasion. Last year's programme was a distinc- tive triumph; an achievement to be well proud of. Still, it will pale into insignifi- cance when compared with the next. The preparations for the next Carnival are most elaborate. At the County Gymnastic Girls' Com- petition, held at Porth and Neath recently, we learn that the Porth team won the shield easilv being far superior to the other competing teams. The remarks were to the effect that they were more accurate and attentive, at the same time being bright and quick in the performances) of tse various move- ments. The "leave" movement, i.e., ladder and climbing of ropes, as well as the vaulting horse performance, was parti- cularly good. Heave ho, ladies! We raise our hats at your success, and most heartily do we' extend our congratulations. By the way, we would like to have witnessed some of the performances. Our congratulations to Mr. Harry Loxson upon his appointment of check- weigher to the Lewis Merthyr Collieries. It was not "luck, son" that gave you victory over twelve others, but merit and the good opinion of your fellow-workmen.
Pentre Pellets,
Pentre Pellets, A lady member of the Tennis Club, who resides in the West End, complains of the Beas(t)ley nuisance which necessi- tates her traversing Ystrad Road ere she obtains access to the grounds, and threatens the company with stern mea- sures, We advise you, not to waste a single line," miss, for you have no grounds whatever to argue upon. Why not pur- chase an aeroplane and thus air your views, without flying" into a temper over the matter The gentelnmn who, on Saturday after- noon, stood at one of the openings of our main thoroughfare and murmured, Over the river faces I see," must not be mis- taken for a revivalist. The tennis party attracted his attention. We do not claim that a grocer acquaint- ance of ours would impersonate Old Moore with any degree of perfection; still, we did think that he knew more of Lloyd George, than to presume that the Chancellor would tax sugar.
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Forth & District Male Voica…
Forth & District Male Voica Party Hearty congratulations are extended to this party and its conductor, Mr. Hum- phrey Harris, upon their success on Satur- day last in securing first- prize at the Pontypridd Eisteddfod. Id I Formed as recently as three months ago, the party has now a membership of 65. In this comparatively short space of time the combination has made its impress on the competitive world, having secured a first at Uanbradaeh and a, second at Porth, besides the above-mentioned suc- cess. Mr. Humphrey Harris has proved himself a capable conductor, and, libove all, is brimful of enthusiasm and zeal for his work. There is no reason, therefore, with the co-operation of the members and their unswerving loyalty, why Portli and district should not have and utain permanently a splendid musical conbina- vion that will make for itself a great reputation.
The Property Market.
The Property Market. Tonypandy and Ystrad. On Tuesday evening. Mr. Wm. Morgan, auctioneer, of Tonypandy, held a, property .sale at the De Winton Hotel, Tonypandy, which attracted an unusually large atten- dance. The most import-ant of the lots offered was Court Villa, the residence of the late Mr. Wm. Davies. The bidding for this property started at zCI,0001 and after brisk competition was .sold to Mr. D. W. Richards, grocer, Tonypandy, for £ 1,350. Four dwelling-houses, Nos. 52 to 55, William Street, Ystrad, realised £ 500, the purchaser being. Mr. Christmas Evans, Ystrad. A share in the Welsh Economic Building Society to Mr. D. Williams for £100. Ten' shares, in the Tonypandy Town Hall Co., Ltd, were offered, but withdrawn at the highest offer of t45. Mr. Henry Brimble secured No. 134, Tyntyla Road, for £ 180; and Mj. Edwards was the purchaser of No. 136, Tvntyla Road, for £ 179 No. 5, Gelly Villas, Tonypandy, and No. 135, Tyntyla Road, Ystrad, were not sold. Messrs. Morgan, Bruce, and Nicholas, of Pontypridd, were the colicitorg.,
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Pentre Pellets,
This gentleman stored his establishment with a plentiful supply of the sweet neces- sity, totally ignoring his stock of fragrant weed. The result is he "squirms" at his folly, and wonders how lie's going to Budge it," b I'" ( There is no check to the enterprise. of Pentre. We are promised another bank, so we may consider ourselves fairly "safe," for the first" depo.si t "-of building. material—is expected shortly. --+-- Rather a strange sight" was witnessed 1 on Thursday afternoon. The site of this new acquisition was occupied by a "sleeping beauty," who had evidently been on "tramp," and had selected the. spot for his siesta. .+- We congratulate the police upon their latest "capture," for their "dodged" determination to foster the breeding of pure animals has brought its two fold reward, which they undoubtedly prize greatly. We are told that a local fancier has missed one of his feathered pets. It might have been taken for' a "lark," but the "robbing" party will very likely I howl a different tune when appre- hended. Congratulations Without alloy To all concerned Re Holland's joy. But people say It is a sin To raise the price Of Holland Gin.