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The Health Committee of the Hey wood Town Cil has recommended the adoption of the system of treatment for their sewage. :e sewage works manager and the chairman the committee state in their report that, "for considering the tables and diagrams, and Clng the high percentage of purification obtained by the processes, also the enormous friction in the quantity of the sludge produced, they are firmly convinced that, with judicious ^Qagement, the sewage of Heywood can be actually and cheaply purified by the aid of teria. The Colwyn Bay District Council are highly gnant with the Conway Rural Council for Utnin to recommend that an isolation hos- for the joint districts should be dumped in their midst. Referring to a discussion the recent meeting of the latter, the Clfair" --II. of the Colwyn Bay Council dealt with the Object of plague precautions. He found, he laid, that the Conway Council had adopted one the most impudent proposals he had ever *hown any public body to make. It was dually decided to ask permission to erect a ue hospital at Colwyn Bay, the leading Bering-place in North Wales. He could not decent language in which to express his llliOn of such an outrageous suggestion. Qther members spoke to a similar effect. At tlle same meeting it was decided to join Aber- tele in the movement for giving a public to the Earl of Dundonald on his return Ollle from South Africa. From what transpired at the recent meeting Of the Rhyl Urban District Council it would 8eetn that almost a deadlock is threatened in to the light railways scheme. The metric Light Committee, in addition to other fietns, proposed to adopt a clause requiring the :tnpany to deposit £1,000 with the Council on he execution of the agreement, as security in of failure to exercise their powers under provisional order, and under the terms of Nreement with the Council. Mr. P. Mostyn "illiams, who moved the confirmation of the rt, remarked that as they had not had repiy of the promoters to the proposed new h clau8es, the Board of Trade had been requested "ithhold their sanction to the scheme until e agreement was settled. A telegram and a ter were subsequently road by the Clerk, Vom which H app NC.,<! that the promoters had up rough over the proposition, and from discuss Lou which followed it did not find favour with the Council. The terms "re accordingly considerably modified on 6ndment. Later on in the meeting a com- was appointed to join Abergele in fording a public welcome to Lord Dun- Vald. • ■4.8 the outcome of a public meeting of rate- of Runcorn, the Urban District Council. 81ttïng as a committee, have resolved to in- their investment of shares in the ^hsporter bridge to £ 10,000, in order to gain presentation on the directorate. The original ^position was for £ 5,000, but at the public "Feting of ratepayers it was shewn that this as too small to entitle Runcorn to a director. v-^t the monthly meeting of the Radcliffe Utrict Council, on the minutes of the Park °Ounittee coming up for confirmation, Mr. ^liffe moved that a resolution requesting ^toission from Earl Derby's agent to com- beellce the work of laying out the park at once tQ referred back. He was, he said, afraid that e Park Committee were not aware of the 1 Uncil's financial position, and as parks were a tQry be thought the matter might be deferred a short time. They had levied a 2s. lOd. rate, 7^ they would require 3s. 4d. next year. A reminded the Council that the Earl of had given five acres of land on condition to the park be laid out at once. Another ett>ber named Rogers was so astounded at Mr. Unliffe'8 proposition that he asked that chabod" should be written over the door of Council offices. The extinction fund for park, he reminded the Council, was only Jj& over a period of 27 years. It was further jointed out that a goodly subscription had 6 received and promised for the object. The otloll was rejected and the minutes passed.

A VALUABLE DISCOVERT. «

KLERKSDORP OCCUPIED.

RAILWAY WRECKING.J

FORBIDDEN FLAGS.

BOERS TREKKING SOUTH.

RECRUITING IN CAPE COLONY.

SICK BOERS AT DELAGOA BAY.

UNFOUNDED ALLEGATIONS OF COWARDICE,

THE CHESHIRE VOLUNTEERS.

USE OF EXPANDING BULLETS.

ONE OF DE WET'S PURSUERS.

QUEEN AND COLONIALS. «

NEW BOOKS.

.SULPHOLINE SKIN LOTION.

IJfORTH CHESHIRE.

SIR W. W. WYNN'S HOUNDS

OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT.

THE INFIRMARY CONTROVERSY.

DEATH OF A DENBIGHSHIRE MAGISTRATE.…

QUEEN'S GALLANT GUEST. ♦*

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